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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-02-14
cCssrrr srsrxEss IN couRr.
uSsrsse Argument In Applications for Hots
ead Restaurant Elcenses.

rnSor,.s Argument In Applications for Hotel
sad Restaurant Licenses.
A Court met at 10 o'clock this morning for the
srnnsaction Of current business and the argu-
nont for applicants for hotel and restaurant
liCsnseA
Eliss X. Brown, Of Stevens, West Cocalico
township, was an applicant for a hotel license.
This hotel was licensed for many years and
last year the court refused license to MT.
Brown and granted license to another stand
in the same village. The petition oil MT.
Brown this year was signed by nearly every
resident OF West Cccalico township, and ac-
companying this petition were the atiidayits
81 large number of the residents Of the vii
la9e, setting forth that the hotel OF Mr..
Brown was necessary for the travelling pun
lic The court granted the license.
David 13air OF Earl township, made appli
cntion for hotel license. Bair kept hotel fol
number OF years but last April failed 4
make affidavit that he had not violated thu
liquor law. With the petition filed to thu
present term Mr.. Bair sent the necessar,
affidavit The court continued the matte
until depositions can be taken to show thu
necessity Of the place.
George w. Sheetz, who made application fo
license to keep restaurant in the basenen
of the Western market, withdrew his appii
cation.
II was shown TO tn court that Jacob Schaef
fer, who pettioned I, keepa liquor store il
the Second ward, w - now resident ot th'
city, and the count q -anted him license.
There are number of other application
which will be argued next week.
CURRENT BUSINESS.
Reasons were filed for new trial In tn
suit of Whtehill Reel VS.. Philip Lebzel
ter, tried this week, in which the verdict 9
the jury was In favor of the plaintiff.
E. Schaeffer Metzger was appointed watche
for the Sixth ward for Tuesdays election.
The report of viewers, laying out a road |
Penn township from point on the publ
road leading from Staufier's mill from Peter
burg and ending at the terminus of the Penn
vile road, was confirmed absolutely.
Argument on the rule to show cause VIII
the executions against George II. killla
should not be set aside was postponed unit
next Saturday.
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The Very Latest.

Honeybrook Dispatch to Evening Telegraph,
The report that Abe Buzzard has Joined
the regular army is not true. He has been
seen within the past few days. A number
of ministers are now having Il paper signed
asking tho authorities to promise, If Buzzard
surrenders only to sentence him for the tine
he had to serve in Jail when he escaped, and
not to punish him for crimes he never COM
mitted. Buzzard says he will surrender
under these conditions, and when he is re-
leased the ministers think he can be re-
formed
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Amuss.nents.

Funny Davenport in Fedora."-on Tuesday
evening Miss Davenport appears In Fedora, =
and nearly 30 seats have been sold for ths mar.
iormanee. The New York Clipper saws of her
Miss Davenport has never done anything bot.
ter, ana has done but few things so well, which
is saying great deal OF this erowning success In
aproiessioha career OF so many triumphs"
A Good Aefrsss-Miss yiekers, who is a tna
little actress, deserves large audience when
she appears on Monday. The ST. Louis ReDubIi
can says OF her: Miss yickers has AN attrac
tive stage presence. and shines all over win
good humor and unaffected gayety (; she h
graceful in movement refined in manner. effee
tivs in all her work, and has a bright future be.
tszs her"
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INSPECTING THE FIRE APPARATUS.
visitors From Chester Investigating our Call
system.

visitors From Chester Investigating Our Cali
system.
On Thursday last Mr.. Thomas Houston,
president of select council of the city of
Chester, Delaware county, visited Lancaster
for the purpose of taking look at our fire de-
partment and investigate its workings. Chief
Howell showed him through the several fire
houses and exhibited the working of our sys-
tenn, with which Mr.. Houston appeared to be
much pleased. Yesterday two other council
men and member of the volunteer fire de-
partment of Chester visited Lancaster on the
same evening. Mayor Rosenmiller and Chief
Howell took them to the new truck and en-
gine house, on East King street, explained
the workings of the Hayes truck, the fire
alarm and other parts of our system, and
then took them to No. engine house. Be.
fore leaving Lancaster the visitors expressed
an opinion that the city of Chester will before
long introduce the fire alarm and the Hayes
truck, if they do not go further and adopt
our entire call system.
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Ecclesiastical Matters.

The pope has written to the Catholic bish =
ops in England to publish the instructions
of the Propaganda against the education of
Catholics in English Universities. The pope
intends to proclaim the canonization Of the
English martyrs Sir Thomas More and Car
dinal Fisher
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New York Market.
- ron ,,-rIonr-S,st. and Western

NEW YORK, Feb. l4-Flour-State and Western
steady and light business southern firm.
Wheat heavy l@El3sc lower, with a very dull
trade reported No. White, nominal; No. ,
Red, May, gI6fl93a.c June, 94ssa94lqc.
Corn n shade lower and less active; Mixed
Western spot, Jbdi3C do future. +sAsd5lLsC.
Oats "a shade easier; No. Feb, G7s g37c state
37GIOc Western, G94Oc.
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VIII Live In Harrisburg.

FROM tho Marietta Times.
ID. d. Courtney, who represents this county
in the legislature has sold his house in Eliz-
abethtown to A. Harchenrader and II is pro-
bable that he will make his future home in
Harrisburg, where he acts as travelling pas
senger agent for the Baltimore Il Ohio rail-
road
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Two Servants Burned to Death.

A special from Calvert, Texas, says: sLate
Thursday night, the servants quarters on DR..
X. X. Fancher's premises, were discovered to
be in flames. Before assistance arrived two
colored people were burned to death. One was
grown woman, the other young girl The
firemen saved the main residence"
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At the station House

One drunk and twelve dodgers were the
occupants of the station house last night.
The dodgers were discharged and the drunk
paid costs this morning.
One electric, two gasoline and four gas
lights were reported as not burning last
night
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Two Opercttas by the College Circle.

Some OF the young ladies and gentlemen Of
the College circle will render two operettas
at Diagnothian hall on the campus on Mon
day evening at sp. III. 1t promises to be u
very interesting event The proceeds are for
the pipe-organ fund of College chapel
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AAEsriso OF sunday school workers In the cit Y
sha county Is 70 be held in ST. Johns Lutheran
auspices Of the Pennsyiyania STATE sahhaab
school association. Mr.. T. Pason Porter, OF Phil.
ssueiphias state seeretary, MIR. Clarence j Red.
eoMmlttee, win address the meetinn
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At noon to-day Armstrong x Dock stader's s
minstrel band made a street parade, and this
afternoon they are giving a matinee at the
opera house They appear for the last time
this evening.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

Henry Shubert auctioneer, sold at private
sale for Samuel Wetzel, the "Wetzel" farm,
opposite the prison, containing about II acres
TO DR.. NJ. L. Herr for $4,000.
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The prayer meeting OF tho woman's Christian
Temperance union viii be held tomorrow (Sun.
day. afternoon ut quarter past o'clock, in Salem
church. West Orange street, and viii be led by
the pastor. The union meets regularly at .
o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, In the hall of the
r.M.C.
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Committed for Ten Days,

VIM. Horner, arrested for drunken and
disorderly conduct was committed for ten
days to the county prison by Mayor Rosen-
miller
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ESTATE OF MARTIN BECHTOLD,
II late OF Lancaster City, Pa, deceased.-Let.
ters testaInentary said estate having been
granted 10 the undersigned all persons indebted
thereto are requested TO make immediate pay
meut, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without de
lay tor settlement TO the undersigned, residing
Ia the CITY ot Lancaster.
J. FRANK REMLY, Executor
&. pENUEs, Atty. JlO5toawss
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DU BLIC SALE.
L on Monday Feb. l6 lSS5 at u. Logan'S Sale
Stables, Market street OF the MCGrann
House, Lancaster, Pa. will be sold five pair of
No. 4 MULES, well broken, good as ever was
in Lancaster, and 70 head OF No. l HORSES,
some nice drivers and good workers.
sale To commence at o'clock y. III. credit
! of "a days will be given.
ltds DANIEL LOGAN.
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LEGdL NOTICES.

L>STATE OF ANNA DAILY, LATE OF
IL the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters
documentary on said estate having been granted
To the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested 10 make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
same, viii present them without delay for set
Element TO Inc undersigned, residing I'M the city
OF Lancaster. DANIEL JAMANfi
john A. tOYLE, Executor.
Attorney. ian24Gtoaw
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VIEW ADrHRTISEMENTs

VIEW WADrHRrIsEMENrs
VI CHICKEN CROQuETTES
It'd BlsMARCk's, NJ East King Street.
OYSTER PIE, Is,. ,v,,,,.. Ar |
CHARLEY HosrER's CORNER SALOON,
it'd. Rear of Central Market
Il The large room on third floor of Grant hall
suitable for society and lodge meetings. Apply
to BkUsMANN \ BURNS
icdliH. No. 10 West orange St
SOuR KROUT LUNCH THIS EVENING
- at the
Grard House, No. 2S6 North Queen Street
ltd CHNs ZECH, rror.
BAEaAr>S
CONTINUE rHE
WEAVER GROCERY,
II. No. 81 WEST KING STREET.
JACOB GUNDAKER,
- hUCTIONEER.
Is prepared to call sales of Real Estate and FER
sonal rr9pcrty on the most rcas"naoS terms;
as English spoken Residcnce-No. L NORTH
100000 RRtNSER iNS E,S,a,; CIGARS SS.Itl1. Al.
SAFE AZ tllEbhtlnNNN ", 'u NdlNlNfN IlNlWANA
| at O'Clock. fcbll3td'
ClGARs FROM 81 PER HUNDRED TO
- the Very Finest Quality, in packages suita
HARTMNS'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
| DRICE LIST-BAKER'S CORN, Ice. \
| L Can; Winslow's, l2lgc; Red seal Brand, aC.;
| cans Choice Tomatoes Tor sc: Cocoa shells
only &c. p n; Granulated Sugar, 6l3c y " stan
dard Sugar, &c. pure White Cohees, Is, Ii, Is,
| NJ, e2and 3lc. z n. ...... ....
AT TCLARKE's TEA ANn COFFEE sToRE,.
No. j. West King street
ENoR RENT.
L between -Four and Five Acres of Land and
corner Of HarrishTrs pix and Prince street s
Late property '' MIS- p'"ShsFsfH II sHr iBnERSTiI' BERT ''
n$2t No 81 North Duke Street.
CIGAR STORE AND OYSTER SALOON
- FOR RENT.-Thc Cigar Store nov occu-
pied hy James Nmlow, No. l6 Centre Square-
rent from APRIL !. lSS5 For particularly call at
the SHERlFF'S OFFICE. flGitR
L ANY EVE TILL APRIL l,NENT,
GRANT HALL.
For Balls, Parties or any other Respectable en-
tcrtainment at moderate charge. Inquire o
orange street or MORRIS sTRNJsS, Christian
street IT,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
| - The annual meeting OF the stockholders q
the L. i NJ Il. X. Co, will be held in tho Y. VI.
| \ building, south Queen street, Lancaster, uI
elect officers and to transact ram such other Gusi
ness as may claim their attention
febl2l3,l CHAs. DENUES. SECRETARY.
RoTE is MAKING
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS
AT $500 DOZEN:
AT NO. loo NORTH QUEEN STREET,
| janlgtfd Lancaster, Pa.
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FOR SILE or RENT.

NOR RENT.
II The 3stOry Brick Residence, No. 2i3 Eust
King street. ALI modern couycuicnces, etc.
ALLAN \. HERR co,
fl0.3td lOS East King street.
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Il Between Four and Five Acres of Land and
Tobacco She'd with right to stable, situated on
corner of Harrisburg pike and Prince street
Late property of Mrs. buugherty Inquire of
IL SHU BERT
tl32t No. IA North Duke street.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
- The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the l.. Il VI. Il. X. Co. will be held in tho Y. VI. C..
\ building, south Queen street, Lancaster, on
MONDAY, FEB Ii, lSS5, at o'clock y. M, TO
| elect officers and TO transact such other bust
ness rs may claim their attention.
| fcbl2l3ll CHAS. DENUES, SECRETARY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
HURRAH! HURRAHF
Mexico to Have Water if the
People Will Vote 1t.
JUST WHAT WE WANT AT ONLY
$500 PER YEAR.
The People to Vote on the Proposition
August 3-There Need be only
n KIND OF Tickets.

The city council last night made a
contract with Pond & Mastin, of st.
Louis. to erect waterworks in Mex
leo, subject to a vote of the people ON
Monday, August 3rd.
The city is to pay $4,000 per year.
The contract is for 20 years, and the
city a buy in 10 years. The
pressure will be direct with duplex
pumps. There are to he 45 fire hv-
drants, public drinking fountains,
water free for churches and for street
sprinkling for merchants for one
year. The schedule of prices is very
liberal The works will be built at
once, if the proposition carries, and
we are sure 1T will. Next week we
will give the proposition in detail as
at the present time it is not exactly
complete.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
Memorial Resolutions

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Mexico Savings Bank,
held at the bank July 9th, 1885, the
following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS, since our last regular
annual meeting, God, in his i~nscruta-
BILE wisdom, has removed by death
our friend, Judge e. P. Cunningham,
one of our directors.
Resolved, That by his death
our directors have lost q valuable
and safe counselor, an honest man
and a Christian, the community a
good citizen, his family a kind hus-
band and father.
Resolued, That We tender his
widow and children our sympathies
and commend them to the protection
land care of Almighty God.
Resolved, That . copy of These
resolutions be sent to his widow and
same be published in the city papers
WV. STUART,
j. E. Ross,
J. III. MARMADuKE.
Committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
Normal Institute,

The Audrain County Teachers
Normal Institute will be held in Mex
leo beginning August II. The SER
vices of Prof. H. M. Hamill, of jack
sonville, ILL.,, have been secured as
conductor. We feel that it is unnec.
essary to promise the teachers OF
Audrain a pleasant and profitable
session. The very fact of our having
such a conductor is, we think, all the
assurance the teachers will require.
W. hope to have a large attendance
larger than ever before. We shall
be greatly disappointed if we do not
enroll one hundred members.
Teachers, friends, talk up the
summer normal. Write it up; WORK
for it earnestly and constantly and
you will have no cause for regret.
Let US hear from you through the
county papers and BY private letters
How do you stand? Where? Viii
you not assist by your presence and
efforts to make this session a grand
success? FIX. Con-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
Old Settlers, Associates.

To the Editor Of the LEpGER.
FRANKFoRD, Mo-, July ID, 1885,
Please announce through, the col
umns of the LEDGER, that the under
signed committee, on behalf Of the
Pike County Old Settlers, Associa-
ton, hereby extend a cordial invita-
ton to the citizens of Audrain coun-
ty to attend our Old Settlers Re-
union, to be held at Ersnkford on the
9Th day of August, 1885. We hope
that our neighboring county Of Au-
drain may meet, greet and fraternal-
ly shake the hands Of friends and re-
iations who + now speedily APP
preaching the 'last river on their
pioneer Journey. Arrangements have
been made for excursion trains on
the Short Line and all connecting
roads at reduced rates. Provisions
viii be supplied in abundance to feed
all who attend.
Very respectfully,
JOHN GENrLE,
JOHN S. DEvIN,
W. MANrrpIY,
Com on Invitation
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
The Finest on Earth,

T. L. Moore has our thanks for a
case of his fine cream soda, the best
on earth. Moore is making fine soda
of all kinds but his cream soda takes
the cake. He is making a specially
of this brand, and We + sur all
who try it will never drink anything
else. Moore's soda can not be ex-
celled anywhere by any factory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
AN ORDINANCE
Amending Section Fifty-Nine Of Chapter
Eleven of the Revised Ordinances
of the City of Mexico.

BE Il Enacted BY the City Coascil Of the
City Of MeIico:
Section l.. That section fifty-pine OF
chapter eleven of the Revised Ordinances
of the city of Mexico be, and the same Is.
hereby amended by striking out the word
"ten'' In the third line Of said section and
inserting in lieu thereof the word .dye,"
so that said section, when amended, shah
read as follows: ~sf 4E3s
Section 50. Any conductor, engineer,
or other person in charge OF any railroad
train, cars, engines OF hand-cars, who
shall obstruct the streets, alleys or Cross
ings Of the city Of Mexico for Q longer
period than five minutes shall be deemed
guilty Of a misdemeanor and, upon con-
~viction, shall be fined five dollars for each
and every period Of M minute in which
streets, alleys or crossings shall be so
INSTRUCTED after said five minutes, not to
exceed n hundred and nifty dollars
In all.
Section 9. This ordinance to be In
force from and after its publication.
Approved July Is, 1855.
Il. III. FOWLER, Mayor.
Attest: E. S. Frost, City Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
THOMPSON TALK.

Correspondence of the Ledger.
THOMPSON, July 14.-Pic mic the
25th.
Harvest in full blast.
General health status good.
D. O'Callaghan returns to Thomp-
son soon.
1. J. Sims large and handsome
dwelling is nearing completion.
Thos. Stoneberger returned Sun
day from the hospital at Kansas
City.
Richard Bruce shipped to st. Louis
one car load of hogs Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. DR.. Scott, who was visiting
friends In Montgomery City for sew
eral days past, returned home last
Saturday.
John Strict, Wabash operator at
this point, makes use of a ten days
furlough to visit parents at High
Hill, Mo.
A little child of James Spencer re.
ceived a shock from lightning several
days ago that brought on iniamma.
ton of the brain, from which it died
on the 3rd INST.
Miss Pearl Daniel and sister, two
beautiful and charming young ladies
of Harrisonville, Mo-, r visiting tht
family of their uncle, ]. NJ. Daniel, o
this vicinity.
The ignorant and superstition
horde of Holiness cranks will be
gin their ubiquitous work of sowin!
tares, breeding dissensions, and ere
ating discord in the church of Christ
by infusing their subtle poison o
idiocy into the unsophisticated min'
of church members, and advertising
their goodness upon the highway ant
perfection from the house top, a
Skull Lick, the 18th of August.
There's an apish young dude by the name {
; Crockett.
Who flares up from SLEEPY Hollow" like a SIX
rocket
l And this dudish young gents.
: Rather non compus ment-is,
This "puke'' from "Sleepy Hollow" by the nam
Crockett.
' There's a pompous county official-'tis sad.
Who rallied on big corporations like mad,
But in his honest pocket, alas!
He carried a corporation pass,
I That proved hin to be too utterly too bad.
!. There's a windy bean pole that plays ball,
OF the science OF the game he knows IL all
. And this big Boosting galoof,
r Tries to rule the whole cahoot.
, With a mule's cheek and alligator's call.
JEREMIAH SwADDLEToN.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
Heavy Loss.

At 2 o'clock Wednesday morning
the residence Of Chas. Armstrong,
near Mexico, burned. There was
$500 insurance on the house, and on
ly $50 on the furniture. Jas. Wea-
yer, son-in-law of Mr.. Armstrong,
lived in the house with Charley, and
the loss was heavy on both.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

A meeting of the stockholders of
the Mexico & San Juan Mining Co ,
will be held in the court house, in
Mexico, Mo-, August 18th, at 4 p. m.
for the purpose of changing the by
laws, electing a new Board of Direc-
tors, and making necessary assess
ment. J. F. LEwELLYN,
At Vice President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16

Why Tucker keeps the finest and
nobbiest shoes in Mexico.
Why Tucker keeps the only COM
plete stock of ladies' fine shoes in
Mexico.
Why Tucker sells a hand sewed,
low-quarter, for $3.50, when others
ask $3.50.
Why Tucker imports his fine hand
sewed, Waukemphasts from London.
England, in all styles.
Why Tucker sells a warranted gen.
uine Kangaroo or Dongola shoe fol
$500, while others sell an imitation
for $3.50.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-07-16
PLEASANT PIC MIC.
Fulton and Mexico's Annual Reunion
Even More Pleasant Than Usual.

Yesterday the annual pic mic given
by the young people of Mexico and
Fulton, took place ON the Auxvasse,
about half way between Mexico and
Fulton.
The affair this season was even
more pleasant than usual. About
thirty couple were present from each
city, and everything was as lovely as
a candy-pulling. Good dinners have
often been enjoyed in high and low
places, but the spread on this occa-
sion could not be beaten. Every
thing the market could afford was
there in abundance and enjoyed by
all present, and toasts, talk and So
liability of all kinds was the order of
the day and the result expected was
most satisfactory, i. e., to make the
young people of both towns better
acquainted with each other and each
others social advantages. Fulton is
a town of brilliant society. Mexico
holds her own with Fulton, as she
does with every other competitor in
any contest.
The following parties from Mexico
were present:
Misses Olivia Hord, Mary Carroll,
Linnie Steele, Jessie Lamb, Minnie
French, Annie Crawford, Efie La.
force, Eta Ross, Glenn Keyser, May
Gibbs, China Gibbs, Lida Bloom,
Fannie Cave, Lutte Cave, Mamie
Rines, Miss Corby, Miss Parker.
Messrs. Chas. D. Rodgers, E. r.
Locke, c. r. Gibbs, Austin Smith
o. Hit. ]. G. Trimble, W. G. Pas.
queth, Willard Carroll, NJ, Lakeland
Tom Doty, E. R. Cunningham, Gus
Hiner, Jim johnson, Henry Wood
ward.
Reception Committee-E. R. Gun
ningham, ]. G. Trimble, G. R. Gibbs
Committee on Lunch-Misses Mar,
Carroll and Olivia Hord and E. R
Cunningham.
Fulton Committee-Misses Sutti
Nichols and Lulu Lewis and Kirl
Smith and Earnest Tuttle.
We have not room for the full lis
of the Fulton party.