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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

From tie New York sun.
The most coo'iug drink, If one will wait
for Ave minutes for the effect is said to be
hot tea
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

nEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVEN-
- TION-The Democracy of the county of
Lancaster will meet in their several districts ON
SATURDAY afternoon or evening, JULY Is. al
places and between hours to be announced ten
committeeman, 10 eject three or We delegates 10
the county and district conventions, which will
be held In the city of Lancaster in the commit.
tee rooms. third floor OF keplers postoflice
building, on WEDNESDAY, JULY g, and 10
select one person from each district for county
committeeman for the ensuing year.
THE COUNTY CONVENTION.
The Delegates from the city will meet at 10 a
m. TO elect three delegates 10 the state cOnycu
tion.
The Delegates from the Second Lower) Dis
trict VIII meet at 10 IA. ~, TO elect three dele
gates.
The Delegates from the Third Upper District
The Delegates will meet in County Conven-
tion al IL n m, and nominate
ONE PERSON for Recorder.
ONE PERSON for County Solicitor
TWO PERSONS for Prison Inspectors.
TWO PERSONS for Directors of the Poor.
ONE PERSON for Director of the Poor 1.-TWO
years.)
ONE PERSON for Jury Commissioner
W.. HENsEI, Chairman.
( +. : + t$Ss%ss;soa. i'S$$s; $s'Ss; Secretaries.
N. B.-Thc special attention OF all members of
the County Committee and officers of the Dele
gate elections is called to the law governing
Primary Elections requiring their officers to be
sworn, &c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21
Picnic.

The Presbyterian Memorial church viii
picnic at Lilitz tomorrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

LNSTATE OF DAVID KlLL1NGER, OF
~ the city of Lancaster, deceased. Letters of
administration @. L. a. on said estate having been
granted to the undersigned all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
delay for settlement to the undersigned, residing
I'm the city of Lancaster.
WILLIAM ;. SHIRk,
Administrator
EMLEN FRANKLIN, Atty tun2-6tTuoaw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

Telephone Connection.
Amos Hershey, Gordonvile, is connected with
the telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

NOR SALE.-SKATING RINK AT COL
IL umbia, Pa, with all its Fixtures, Steam
Heater and 225 pairs of Henley skates, good as
new. win sell on easy terms and at bargain.
Postofiice address, BOX' NO. s6s,
julyl53md Columbia, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
II SMALLER PROPERTIES,
Two Three-story Brick Houses III rOoms) on
North Lime street, between Lemon and James
streets complete, with all the modern improve
ments Possession immediately. Apply To
A. W. Russell,
jlyls-2td No. p East King Street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-07-21

~ SIheran and st. Pauls z. E., union excur.
ION which left at eight o'clock this morning
Tor Penryn park, the excursion train consist
ing OF eleven cars all packed to their utmost
capacity.
A false alarm of fire was sounded last eve
ming about nine o'clock which called out the
entire fire department after short run the
boys returned with their engines.
Mr. Bruner Kaufman left to-day for Potts
vile on two weeks visit
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
The Wee sma Soldiers.

g,Colonel J. Samner Rogers, Superintendent
of the Michigan Military Academy - Orch
ard Lake, aud some ninety odd 81. t-
rived in the city last evening At lOi', r
the Detroit, Grand Haven x Milwaukee rali-
road. aun will participate IN the Decoration
Day services to-day. The visiting cadets
we're met at the depot by Company b, Sec
oud Regiment. VI. ). l., Capt. Wm. I. Me
Gurrin commanding, and were escorted 70
the company's armOry on IonIa street. The
boys stood well the long tramp OF two miles
through the rain, bnt broke ranks and left
for their quarters at Sweets and the Morton
with good grace. The soldier students will
leave for home at $50 this evening.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

0n Monday next ". ". Coles Colossal
CIrres. Meuagerie. troupe of Arabs and
almost endiess list ~ other interesting faa-
tnres. w'ii make their appearances in this
city. The street procession vii begin AZ I'D
a. m. and &C one o'clock il the afternoon the
great eltg ~ tents wil be thrown open ~
receivs the multitude. Mr.. Coie's record IN
past seasons Is sufficient recommendation
tfat si hts PROMISES viii be faith fuilY kept
indeed. We are assured that this season e1-
hihifson has been prepared npou scale Of
liberal n1agnifcence that viii fairly sciip=e
Al former efforts. and iustly entitle Nr. Cole
g. take rank as the king ~ showmen In
0rvier ~ fully and faithfully present the
enor-nors number ~ special attractions
several riulrs Fnt ar elevated stage are re-
lnired. IN which various acts are zi~en slla
1itareousIF and All ~ the highest order ~
urarif. he Arabs. the Human Fly the Big
Elephant tise Roller Skaters. fhe Nexican
kNhihif. tae iarinE srisl scts and thouzsud
etser woutir0rs noveltIas. fnciudlnr ths
rAnderfui horse Biondln. thsf wake a 61ht
rore ~ an e'evsfon 81 twenty feet from the
rr1urd snl thst most interesting hovlae
-eak tee h7frz Two Headed Cow whssh
sss two 4 srincf hessis. Virh foHr harns f7nr
svss. foHr ears ard fT1 mcuths. vii al 10
hera precisely a. advertised
Mills & Iaeey's Ptsruacy. Canal street
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Art Goods to be Sold at Public Sale
at 2:3O o. m. and 3 q. m. To-day.


at 2:3O o. m. and 8 p. m. Io-day.
A large and choice collection of bric-a-
brac and marble statuary will be sold at
Hartman's gallery this afternoon and even
ING at public sale. The collection has been
on exhibition for some time to enable buy
cr.-fTo UEu U, ~ Iffttt
the probability Is that the sale will pass off
rather briskly, and intending purchasers
should be on hand at the gallery IN good sea-
son- The collection Is "A superb one and of
great variety. containing altogether over two
hundred lots that Mr.. Hartman says must be
sold without reserve and regardless of cost.
The loss on the goods, if they
fail to bring cost price, will
fall upon the importers and not
upon Mr.. Hartman, and they are determined
TO close out the goods at this time. Among
the collection will be found about twenty
beautifully carved statues that range in price
from thirty 10 three hundred dollars, but
each will be sold for what it will bring.
The sale will be conducted by Mr.. B. Scott,
of Philadelphia, a gentleman of extended
experience IN art goods. large
number OF ladies in this city profited by the
sale of last year and it Is 10 be hoped they will
take the same or increased interest in the
present sale, and secure some of these beau
tiful articles for home adornment while
they may be had at reduced prices.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

'fha meetings of ire v n. O. A. for the
eouninz ueek VII Sc 81 f5liaws To-morrow
- afi s..rr r.cs st i1 ',iock. bos q meeting az
the rcnus si 1so 3. u.. zosrei meeting ~
tha Hricea Sfrees Depot st 1sa' Is r.. 9cspei
n,eetir1 at ere aian Dsuer st s-a m.
Nuucav -rernr men e rueeanz st ~ q rfl.
A. T1s q m Thursday youug peoris's
meeting ,t -.41 u nf F~i3ar-sscssl enter
tainnenf FOX vennx nigH in re evening.
he residing reoulz. 40 Monroe street. VII
he 0f,en on sunday from 81 O. p rs. en
reek lays f-,rn "a m =, 80 d Eu.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Bert Nallingford and John Williams. who
were arrested night before last for sleeping
in a freight ear, we're not arraigned IN Police
Court yesterday, for the reason that the City
Attorney refused 10 file complaints against
them a. vagranis. 10 seems that the ofdI-
nance relating % vagrancy does not cover
their case. lt fortids sleeping m ont houses,
sheds. baft-s. the open AIR. etc, bat does not
mention freight cars. The ordinances also
-ays that xagraui- must be able-bodled men,
without visible means If support. Nalling
ford i boy Is years old and Williams l. a
cripple, having had his Lex cut OF below the
knee The attention OF the Ordinance Com
mittee has heretofore been called TO the de
fecls ia the ordinance, but no action has
been taken IN regard 10 amending H.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
YESTERDAY S COURTS.

CrEcurr-Rosaltha d. + Ryder vs. James
Shepard. Trespass on the case. Proceed
ings stayed thirty days.-Louisa Hender-
s1n ~ The Reserve Mutual Life Association.
Aszump=it. On trial. Court adjourned to
Monday. June 1.
b
William IL. Harrison W. Eliza Harrison.
In chancery. Bill for divorce filed.
PoLfoE-Louis Baker, drunk, paid $5.S5.
Charles Kelly. gambling. nolle pros'd.
The People vs.. Charles Williams; burglary
and larceny. Held for trial at present term
of the Superior Court.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
MEn AnD spsciALTlss.
rhs Address Before ne y N c.
LasI Night.

Lasf Night.
C.n-i.issanz the sealher aLld tfle o,Jsnter
4tsrsessoDs la-t evening ths atIsndaaes a. tse
n IL a. A. rcsoms -als gos-1 Rev h. b.
rapper 81 Cincinnati. ~as pFe-eDE "a soe5fe-
.ucs sith anDouncsllett and asllysrsd AZ
s.l.lress % Esers 1-al dis o~n Niche
lh- -reakss .asa thah aext ~ Ehe Chrlsu
.hafea the 4 A. e.. a haa dous more -
benefit nankind thau aBg other ssencg
lis toosc had been sasze-ted ~ ae~sfaper
artela Arthur Mitchell bad maae the a.
ssrisan lnat II 100 peopls eoald bs selected
.aa taksa frosn he SoOteh natl0n Il would
eaase the nalioG ~ - bacs INTO DaFoaristn,
ths. rsasoa being that the nlsn selected 3OQld
- Iao-s 4h0 hge for q parpase and have a
hi.st aim Ia life, Ehile those ieft would Dc
tnf@s sho merely exisit without ambition
sidney smith said BE Enat uat1Fe
intended yoa - De zut you Eil suce1ed. DC
sngthln.l slss and you ~in fail Mature IA
TINS expression meant God because fod
rules nature. We are al born tor some par
gc-4lar purpose. ali bound ~ be specialists
The nau Sbo succeeds i not he man DO
eau DO many things passabiy sell, bat the
enc Who can Do one thlng vel Hobbs Was
4 rasaulrceut philosopher, but ne tried
- he a poet. aud proved al absolute
failure Milton vas 4 great poet bat a. =
bunorist he xas ridiculed D. school b0ys-
T Notis,s some Of the men sho have eOnnneG
+ themselves - one pursuit IL l speak OF
F Morse yoa think Of electricity, II OF Edison
ii the ph0nogFaph or telephone. Men have
calls o. other professions a. Nen a. 10 The
ministry. Napoleon, . boy, loved 70 make
mud fortIaeaLiOns. Nelson 10 sail toy ships,
@ehIefu4n heard 0f buried city when bat
a. years ole, and tried "a md Z By digging
la 4 Garden tie followed the idea Tor Over
forty Years and succeeded Ia discovering an
cieat TFoy. Let young men study them
selves Is a physician studies the case DC u
+ 20 diagnose. learn what talents GOd has giF
/ eu ns aud make use 0f them II We 10 thi'
+ ~ viii become ornaments IN the garden OF
. beauty which God has given u.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Another Victory for the Army.

ID. ". Johnson. father of the girl Minnie
Johnson. who was taken TO the Adrian
Reform School on Thursday says that his
daughter never belonged 20 the Salvation
Army. He believed the Army l. doing a
good work. and should not be held. in any
measure. responsible for MinnIe's evil
deeds. Mr.. Johnson also believes his daugh-
ters arrest was a very singular proceeding.
and without any Just cause, and although he
admits abe Is indiscreet and wayward. at
times. ne is not willing to own that she ever
did vicious OF n criminal act
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Dr Hoeksn IS spending the week in
Lowell
E.E. HasNn-. of Cadillac. vas IN TIE city
yesterday
Jackson Coon prospective postmaster -
Rockford. was pa the citg yesterday.
Mr snd Mrs. Frank Nobie gave pleasant
earl pertF to mvited friends last evening.
Prof. Svrnsturg x'oes north 81 Paris and
Big Rapids ou pleasure and business strip
to-day
Rspreseutttres F1r3 and Jirich sni SEN
ator Curtiss, rame hcms ou the late trains
fa-t night
D. b. Corhitt vant to Detroit yesterday
m tae interest of ine bidveil electric rail
road system.
MAJOR Morse IS AZ Sweet's he goes To-
NsyIsnd tlns morning. to deliver Decora-
ton UiF at,iress
Herra=ertatire s. S. Woodruff. ~ Berrieu
countr. rassel throlirh the citY YESTERDAY
on his r1g howe from Lansing
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

We wish 10 give orr heartfelt thanks to
the many friends who 80 generously showed
their esteem for our late brother Especially
10 we thank the Grand Rapids frsmen for
their lid and tokens Of love for their late
couraeie. Albert J. Emmer
kuWuND c.. FRANK p
tREpsRICE ". jos. EsMER- and family
Have FOu- prescriptions compounded At
Mills & Lacey Fharnacv
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Charles Kelley, who was implicated with
Heart IN showing d. c. Whipple, the Cas-
nOvia farmer. the mysteries Of three-card-
monte last fall, and who was arrested for
gambling. was discharged in Police Court
yesterday. Nhipple l. IN Nebraska and
would not come here 10 testify against Kel-
ley unless he could be given $50 to defray
his expenses. No one seemed willing u
grant Nhipples modest request. and Kelley
h again free to look for friends" from the
country. who have money and time to spare.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

rhe Executive Fourth "a Iuiy Committee
nef sf ihe Rsihbun House last night Sev
erai ~ ere SUB committees askef for further
fsrred so f'1eu. Thic'i was granted. snrs-
rorted ser~isrtsrf pre- Trnse In their work
but were af tle orin1uu that u1pre snhsfac-
torv results Eoud 1e shtaned n the reports
and sefiun Thereon sinld BE POSTPONED unfil
rext wees The eecretarg read n letter fronl
Prof hogan. GO Ierksno. w'a offered o.
make nsiiorn 7ec7a-fan IN Tire afternoon
~ 1is f fir <izl end the proposition was
fccepfa.i. fhe committee adjourned - meet
aEsir 1eTt t1es1eT evenings. 4t fna same
riace. Vseu tlse attendance ~ H3 ren1b bers
~ fhe s1.t. committees fs reitlesfe0.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

t4atcn. ths Inc Grocer. Gets to ire
Front, as Osuai. "ith Fins
XII - Eara

ratCns the lt%< 0fQlSfs Gets 70 thS
Front, as Usual "ith a fiae
6lH o. fare
Ira q Hath, tle Ave zroesF, has besE III
Chleaxo foT tie gs-st -hfee aass iossklas over
thz nlAFksts IL search ~ q hLas ~ fruits zild
vegetables for hls s.Atrons, and tnose -,
stot Sc EIs store tDl- 1lgFl-1g -iA nnd l4si
faslS4lsx bla ~ iare ff9u 4alct - Entzs
ti4etF selectlonS
FEa1TAsf.Ess AeD eAADsN sAlcE-
Ns2 BeeEs. Ns# turD1frs
Aex PosAtoSs. AS~ Oalo1s.
Czullno~eF Egg Plants.
Suouatsrss h>>Il-ns
Asparagus. to1-ateerr
oTcel Peas. o1ftAS Deans
Hax boS1s, Nss OaDcsees
Splnach. Lettuce
skUtfs.
California Chefrles.
California ApricoLs,
California Piuns,
California feacles,
Orange,
Lemons,
rlAe Apples,
baAaIz3.,
otraWoeErIes,
GOoseoerfies, and
NluteEgfeen Berries
A glance al the foregoing bil Of fare "Il
satisfy our readers that hatch has vel earn
ed the title of the Live Grocer" ana 10 Is
cold day when he gets left On ali that TN
or foreign maFkets afford. Head over IN
bill: maze your selections, ana as you ooIn'
do~n tOEn leave your order, or tele phon'
No. l62 and il wlA have prompt attention
Mills a Lacey's Surgical Instrument DE
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Morning Telegram

a. sahsort6eg a5t rassaeiss tHa t4Lz-
skA1 reFl.eris .fls.l pF>ssapftg s'tLt 1o'SfsF
fsssF - asfsf5iaq g.ia s8sos ~ 'esspAoa.s ~
sessal card. 0ur tsispnoEe aalaher = 81
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Henry Ryder. of this city. formerly in
the employ n the McGraft Lumber Com
pany. Of Nuskegon. and At one time a
member of the Fire Department Of Grand
Rspids. has s1ed the city OF Muskegon for
SfHa. FOR iniuries received the I'D Of
lsat March, - his cutter being overturned
70 a snow bank IN trout of Hackleys resi-
deneo. Clink Price. and Jones. OF Muske-
gon. are MS attorneys
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
The Marvellous Iighi-Rope Walking
Horse. Biondin.


Horse. btondin.
That man l. absolutely master of the brute
creation Is fact 80 often demonstrated as
~ be beyond eayil. Not only do the species
brought under domestic rule acknowledge
man supremacy, but the ~Ild deniZens OF
the forest, plain ana Jungle learn 10 look up
on him a. their master. Mans rule, how
ever. Is Tor the most part maintained through
fear: but ia some notable exceptions III the
higher order OF animals We nnd a degree OF
intelligence that closely borders upon reas
onIug ability, notably IA the horse frOm
time immemOrll he has been mans COM
panlOu ami cheerful servant. and there seems
10 be no IiiuI. to the possibilities Ia the way
of ms education. lac modern circus has
done muci IL the way Of developing these
possibilities, and with the most wonderful
results The latest and most astounding
achievement has been developed IL the horse
Blondln. now with ". w Coles Colossal
Shows, which has capped the climax OF
equine intelligence, doclllty and tractabiliIy
by learning 10 walk tight rOpe-a verltable
rope, stretched 20 feet above The ground-a
feat never before accomplished by one of hIs
species, and challenging at once the wonder
aud admiration OF all beholders. The men
marvel al II; the ladies 90 Iuto ecstacies oyer
H. and the children are nOnplussed. As al
exhibition of what kindness, hrmness and
Intelligent training will accomplish, IL may
we'll take rank with the brilliant array OF
modern wonders. Mr.. Cole tiatters himself
with the knowledge that ne Il the only show
man on earth that can present 10 his patrons
such a marvel, and the citizens of Crane
Rapids are To be congratulated on the fac
that they will be afforded an opportunity tc
see IT, when " ". Coles Colossal Shows
exhibit here on Monday, June l.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

The Independent Social Club will give an
excursion TO Muskegon. via the Chicago 4
West Michigan Railway. on Sunday. June T.
From Muskegon. fine trip will be made
by boat out on Lake Michigan. Tickets for
the round trip, 800.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Neckties given away; come and get them
GEO. W. DE JoNGE,
North Division street, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Ice cold fruit juice soda water, five cents a
glass. At Mills d Lacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

Corner of Monroe and tonia streets. Open
daily from : 3. m. tlil D. m. SATURDAY. tiIl
midnight and Sundays until noon Tue=-
days TIL noon and Friday- until : r. m. re-
served exclusively for ladies. These are life
giving. health-snpplying baths. If you
have 4 cold IA your lungs OF IN your head
take a Russian bath and you will say that
you are cured.
To preserve health and keep clean buy
Mills s Iaoey's SANITARY Soap.
Boy your baEEies and phesons of 4. r.
AntisdeL
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Turkish and Russian Baths.

Try the six meal ticket At the Windsor
Dining Hall, ia Monroe street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

The finest assortment of buggies. phRtons.
surreys and spring wagons in the city at A.
K. Antisdels.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

The choicest perfumes at Mills & Lacey
Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
A MODERN wONO6R.

Mills 4 LAcey's Surgical Instrument De
pot = Canal street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
For buggy buy of A. Z. Autisdel.

Bathing towels. brushes and soaps Mt
Mills & Iacey's Pharmacy.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
HARTMAN'S SALE CONTINUED

It's a cold day when people don't drink
Mills x Lacey's Ice Cream soda.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30
Paul w. Friedrich's,
"a MONROE STREET.

These bargains are offered to make
room for the elegant new stock of Stein
way, Sohmer, Hardman. and Behr,
Pianos.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-30

We { Iaeey's Phsrus'.y Cansl .trsst
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
MacHerel Fishing.

A recent writer on msckerel fishing says:
The mackerel Is a rule make their first ap-
pearance off Body Island, Va, in the early
spring, and are followed by the fisher men
as lar north as Labrador, the catch being
disposed Of in the markets OF the different
seaport towns as they proceed northward. d.
he lat fish, which are the most marketable
keep of shore and beyond the reach of the
fishermen's seines until the q ulf OF ST. Law
renee on Labrador coasts are reached ,
where they spawn. The seines used are
more than fifteen hundred feet long and one
hundred and twenty-five feet deep, and are
maneuvere1 in boats something after the
style of a dory.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
EsscSntenf.

An exchange speaks Of discoutent or dis
satisfaction with ones lot as follows: How
often do we see persons who wish TO be ia
ken Tor what they are not
The boy apes the man with cane and ci-
gar the man affects the way of boyhOod.
The sailor -ssIes the l4aisman'slot tire
lanGsman, To- u .s-urs, goes to sea
The business m4n, who must travel from
town To town, and from country to couRtry,
dreams Of the day when be will be able TO
ssseitIe down !" the man Of sedentary Occu-
p4tioBs grieves over the thought that ne has
TO vegetate ike a cA6DIge in one spot, and
slghs for the time he may travel.
The town. bred youth halls. with JOY, the
morning in which he is enabled 10 get out
where he can brelihs pure air and ranb!e
among green fields; the country lad is all
wonder ani admirSt.on when he drst sees
the rows Of tOTn gas lamps taPsring away
in perspective Ike beads Of gold, and he is
excited b. the blaze Of gas which pours
from The windows % the road.
Your fine musician would ike to be q
great painter your wit digniied philoso-
pher; your philosopher a vii, able TO set
the table in a roar.
Even Al oyster-if we could enter into
the feeIi-ys Of an oyster-1Ouid wish to pat
forth fms and have fine flexible tail, and
sal abroad to see the world, while the tIav :
eled fish looks with an eye Of envy on th'
oyster a. one who lives without work-a fist
Of independent means, who has got fixed
position sld good strong house Of il
own.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08
LEG.fL.
License Petitions.

Notice is her eby given to all interested,
that the following applications Tor License
have been filed IA the ProthOnOtary's Office
and will be IT resented to the Court at April
sessions, 1885:
l. Petition Of Jacob McNeal for license
to keep hotel IN the borough Of Port Royal.
,. Petition Of Mary A. Snyder, tor license
TO keep al ian Va ThumPSontovn.
e 3. Pe,itira. of TEomvs Cox, for license
to keep an inn in Greenwood township.
4. Petition 1T Z. =. Graybiu, Tor license
to keep an iuu AZ Richdai3.
.. Petition e.: Joan Foorman, Tor license
10 keep a tavern AZ NilintnWn.
6. Petition ,i Jlue. A. Murray, tor IL
ceuse 10 keep tavern IL Aiiiiiniown-
!. Petition OF John Crowuovvr ior license
to keep a tavern IN Patterson.
5. Petition Of William J. Hams, for Ii
cense to carry on the business OF bottlins
in Niffint0Wn.
g Petition Of X. p. Nixon, tor license to
K eep a tavern in Patterson.
10. Petition Of John Hanneman for IL
cense 70 carry On the business Of bOtling
cider, ale, porter, perry ant beer
IL. Petiiion OF PARK Nuriiff for license
to keep an eating house snd restaurant II
Mexico. Jun.ats county. Pa
u. Petition OF John Hayes far license 10
keep an ina in th- D. roH..u Of Pstrrrs on
% P-uti.n oi John = H1lcbinsh for
license 10 keep restaurant aud eating
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