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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-27
MISCELLANEOUS

S<sA<As1d&s@E0Cos
7 AIDES WISHING c0RsETs MOULD no
~ Wei % cell At .Is6 second street and ex-
anime the Mcrabe. These e0rsets Twin be sold
ai q discount the remainder Of the year.
UANTED-A GOOD TEAM OF HORSES TO
w work ca shares Address +. W., Post.
Infelligencer.
nERBY-THE POINT on s. L $ Il
~ railway, two aud half miles from sno-
homfsh Junction, on the Gilman branch, for
Derby. Freight trains viii hereafter deliver
ifeiEt as ana reeve treight from that station.
THE LABoRING NAN OR The MECHANIC
IL in search cf 8 home thar win be eonven-
lent TO bis Gaiiy work can End no spot OF earth
better suited 10 his wants than lot in Ballard,
on the shores OF Salmon bay. Here Is destined
70 &c the great manufacturing suburb of Seattle
and there are already cozsT. different mana
featuring industries either IN active operation
or their weeks being rapidly pushed 20 compie-
ton. The cleo Tle and cable lines are expected
20 connect Ballard with seattle By the carly pSrt
of next sum mer, 50 that now l. the time % buy
For prices aud terms on Ballard and other cut
side property call Or Alcnzo Hamblet & Co., TO
Second street. The Fair. Business lots in Bal
lard speciality.
SEATTLEFURNTTUREC oMPaSY-wEsTIL
- lead in good goods aud low prices in ons new
parlor. bedroom and once furniture: we have
nne assortment Of holiday goods. which we VIII
sell for the next fifteen days at wholesale prices
10 reduce stock. SEATTLE Furniture Company,
(,HIcAGo MUSIC STORE = BARGAINS IN
repairing specially lessons given. l,oc5 Third
street
nLD PAPERS AT THIS OFFICES A BUN.
lanes wHRELAN, WHOLESALE AND RE-
~ tail s&ddler and harness manufacturer,
Lon Third street. Hand made harness. Concord,
team; coach. truck. express and single snd
double buggy harness. All kinds OF ladies'
and gents saddles and everything usually
kept in q hrSt-el&ss Saddlesy store. All war.
ranted and the cheapest bargains in Seattle.
r /. COLEMAN. sls WEST STREET. ST.
sts attle; wholesale and retail manufactures
ana dealer IN harness and saddIery goods sad
ley hardware. etc. teaIs truck, coach and
buggy harness
yIvE SELL FURNITURE AS CHEAP AS CAN
w be bought any wbefe IN the city for cash
or on the fnstaflment plan. Try 1t 2505
Front street, North Seattle. Beiitown Furniture
Company.
NOR REsT-s0o-AcRE FARM. APPLY Ar
II room {, Colonial block. corner Second and
Columbia
OLD PAPERS AT THIS oFFIcE-2scA BUN
DoYs-cHANcK TO MAKE MONEY; BRING
ID what rags you can ind 70 engine-room OF
Pcst-Intelligencer. between and a. IN
INoR TURNING, scRoII~sAwIYG AND GEN.
IT erA mall work, So q 6arthiey Hurst.
rear Of Lake shore Enill. Lake Union
T,sTABLisHED IN Issa-RgADY FOR BUsI-
II ness; r Anthoay, hookoindeFy, pspsr
zines, law booas bound substantially in any
style. best work ~ reasonable prices seal skins
enc genuine Russia leather for artistic bindings
and BEST linen ledger paper KEPT on hand AZ
Second street. old skating rink, right hand side.
basement. seattle. Wash: P. O. boz GO.
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Fl, Il. ASN. ATTORNEY AID coCSsEIIoR
lie - isw sa1 Eok&rys 90 mercsat collso-
tiers Ep1ea&l<y. c1sce. ron1 ~ Seztile haaek.
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Ass4rrns AND CHEMISTS

DRYANT.s ASSAY OFFICE. SEATTLE
I'D Pharmacy Hall drag Store, H1s laird street:
correct assays: tof terms and references adsfess
AS above; send samples By mail or exposes.
o. NJ RFvMfat
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IA 4svanz kn1 xassa3zm. ~ seHsea~ esHNsx
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An FNgf.AND MARHI1E And GRANITE
~ w0zks william c. Cros.se. pEeFssfssf. -
liss4s a. sprs@tzrT ana hzshzsas Work 90ffS NsHa
artists sksfl. sri eupE4y * Asieik &C
a. haas. Ysssz9 relT ke9EsF zn1 eae3sEE tsAn 49,
esAeE arm on tie rs2ses seszG1a VIE -
sg-ees. hsTMeer Fa1rtA Aaa FIftA. se35tss.
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yx-AsHFSGTON TYPEWRITER Had.
w 4nArzarA-StenagrKph fUFntshedi saaTe
band sa1 IpeSfs.Ai.s - 49, esaInra -
r,raffSssTgaN TyPFwnFYEg HEAp2UAR.
r. vsssrhfr.s sg,t xssf .,ssss sfznFf kkz9 E09
tygsewr5tsng asfcRs kaom 81 ssestse osoSA-
f.nrueg Third AID Chesry ssreet&
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~ EOR6E nKTHTNE. AsSAYER AND CHEN.
Mist anAiyxer III Goa. IRE ciaxs. orea. CSC send
Nafrpies for aSsas by nal In OnA. Wash.
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n AIDES WISHING CORSETs WOULD no
IL wei 30 call at 1.is6 second street aud cx.
anime the AcEahe. These e1rsets Twin be sold
Al A dlscnunr the rem alrlltar ~ fla.. r.ar
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GEATTIEFURNITUREC COMPREHENSIVE.
- lead In good goods aud low prices in eur new
parlor. bedroom and once furniture. we have a
10 reduce stock Seatkie Furniture Company,
l42s Front street
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REMOVAL NOTICE

CCURRY & OWENS. CIVIL ENGINEERS AND
- Surveyors. have removed 10 new offscsS in
Seattle block, r0oms 4Gi ard So. Plans aud su-
perzntencence tor structures, and general sur
yeyins prom Pity attended 10.
CITY SURVEYORS OFFICE
DlcHARD NEyISs. 1R-. CIVIL ENGINEER
III and surveyor. has removed his ofEco kgan
tie kilsen block 10 room S. Boston block
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NOTICE. To c1sSIRA G 3s1S-SEAIEs Kits
~ iox esazrsDE hfsv Aepes e. tae ssUa IL FaFk
va - zzeesFeS = sbe es1re a Crawford A Has
nsszl. cegEF laird AMI fesfer ave1Ge. Uls % 3sz
HAzy I. S1e cHnar reserves tAo right - refase
any o. ST. hsFx
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WANTED-A GOOD TEAM OF HORSES TO
w work ca shares ksidress +. W, Post.
InfeIiigencer.
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nERBY-THE POINT on s.. L : d &
IL railway, two aud a half miles from sno-
homish Junction, on the Gilman branch, for
merry known as Lu1Ess spur, has been named
Derby. Freight trains wfll hereafter deliver
freight IS ana receive freight from that station.
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CHICAGO MUSIC STORE - BARGAINS IN
- violina. guitars, hapios etc: tine srringS:
repairing specially lessons given l,0c5 Third
street
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~ 4 BOWMAN - ATTORNEY. ATs1Aw
Ss Seem -. seassls haexx. oaracz Third ana
Cherry streets
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NoNEY 70 LgAS. AFpLY FRANK =
~ "teszisags attorney tsv. reoa 4 Bo<soa
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs. w. J. Mccullough went to
Kansas City Monday on visit.
Mics Ellie Scott returned to the
University at Lawrence yesterday.
Mr.. B. T. Rodman will start the
first of the week for eastern markets,
to purchase his fall and winter supply
Of dry goods.
Schuyler Brewster went to Lawrence
Monday to resume his studies at the
University from which he will gradu-
ate next June.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B, Ford are in at.
tendance this week upon the District
Convention of the w. +. M. g., held
at Colony.
Miss Alice Hendricks went to Fl.
Scott Monday where she will enter the
Normal College with view to taking
a complete course.
Misses Laura and Anna Hardesty,
of Piqua, Ohio, are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. 1. H. Kasbeer and will probably
remain several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Fulton extended
their trip to Oklahoma the first of the
week, going down for the sake Of
getting q glimpse Of the frontier"
J. l.. Hickey and family started this
week for Morgantown, Indiana, where
they expect to reside in the future.
The REGISTER follows them, of course.
Lutte Thrasher went to Lawrence
Wednesday where he will enter the
Freshman class at the State University
Lutte is a bright boy and will no doubt
make good record.
Bert Mcneil, who has been doing
faithful and much appreciated work
on the Oklahoma Journal since it was
started, is in town this week taking
few days Of much needed rest.
Mr.C.M. Kinnear and family started
this week to johnson county, Indiana,
where they will make their future
h"me--as long as they can stay away
fro.L Kansas. Mr.. Kinnear is a good
citizen whom we are sorry to lose and
who will be gladly welcomed back,
when he returDs-as he surely will.
Mrs. Deborah Bozarth, who has been
heretofore employed as matrou in the
government school at Sac and Fox
Agency, started Wednesday of this
week i'm company with Miss Maggie
Williams, to the Sa.Sak- Wa Seminole
school where she has accepted a SINH
lar position.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
PROGRAM OF ALLEN COUNTY W0MAN's
MISSIONARY CONVENTION,
To be held atGeneva September and i

To be held atGeneva September s and 10.
wDHEsDaY ATE NNN.
Devotional Exercises--Mrs. Wilmington.
Humboldt.
Words Of welcome-Mrs. Irwin, Geneva les
ponse, Mrs. Davis, lola.
Gospel Hymns-"All Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name.
"a Jewish Maidon's Plea" Miss Roll Car
WAYS of working''-Opened by Mrs. Ewart,
of lola. Discussion, ii Drake, Humboldt.
$50 Work In My Vineyard"-Gospel hymn
Number IS.
Appointment of Committees.
RecitatOn-Iola Band.
Solo-Miss Wilson, Carlyle.
BenedictiOn.
EVENING SESSION.
Music-Choir.
Scripture Reading and Prayer-Rev. Irwin,
''wSnderful Words of Lifs''-aospel Hymns
Exercise-Genevs Children.
EXerc se-Carlyle Band
Solo-Miss Wilson, Carlyle.
THE Voice in the Twilight"-Humb 'ldt
moral of Christ's First Miracle Mrs. Will
ooh, to be Nothing Hymns Number
Benediction.
THURSDAY, ga NJ.
SOng-Carlyle Band.
"Why aid YOU not Come Before Elsie Max
ain, Moran.
Reports from delegates.
Infringing in the Sheaves''-Gospel Hymns,
Number $50
"Ths ss.ide's outht''-Aiss waksiisld, Hum
"Orphan Annie''-FlOrencs Mitchell Carlyle.
Solo-Miss Warren. Fairview
1.-The Proper Use Of our Mission Funds''-Op-
en- by Mrs. Roll, Colony. Discussion. Miss
.'whosoever will"-Gospel Hymns, Number
10.
Report of Committees.
1.-The Two Pennies''-Maud Glass, Moran.
missionary Corn"-Lulu Kline, Moran,
"Blrst be the Tie That Binds''-Gospel H. mn
Number ia.
Benedictiou.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
BUcKLEN's ARNIcA sAEvE.

The best sai~e IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
SORES, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin erQptions, and posi-
lively cures plies, NJ no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by w. J. Ev-
ans (successOr to GOOdhue 4 Evans.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

The smiling face that marks the re-
turn Of Anderson & DeClute's adver-
tisement to these columns will hardly
be overlooked. The old man only ex
presses the sentiment of all those who
do their trading with this popular
firm.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
To be Continued Over Saturday.

We have only space this week to say
that the Fair is by no means failure,
Notwithstanding the rain. The dis
play of fruit is simply magnificent,
while by tomorrow, IL pleasant wealth.
er continues, other departments will
show up equally well. The grounds
are in fine fresh and cool
and no mud to speak of. The Fair
will be continued all day Saturday.
Come
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
A WORD OF EXPLANATION.

My status Is this: I am ready to
prove iif necessary that q document
called the Apostles Cree d is Outside OF
the Bible: The Apostles true creed il
in the Bible,
w. w. BLALOCK.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
THE CITY LIBRARY.

IdE ClIX Ll6hAhx.
Miss Josephine ROdman kindly
hands US the following report of the
proceedings at the annual meeting of
the Library Association held last Sat-
urday in the Opera Hovce.
The secretary aud treas1rer's repor I
was presented and is as follows;
CONTINGENT FUND.
Balance In Treasury Sept l. 'Ss.s 81
Amt r cd in dues aud lines year
ending Sept. l, 81 ............ 7I.90
Total amt in the contingent fund.-
year ending sept l, 80. .......s12 Al
DISBUSsEME Is.
Amt expended for librarians salary. = - 90
Contingent expenses during the year. 6.oj
Total amount during year in C fund. so 05
Balance in c. fund in treasury, Sl3.3i.
LIBRARY FUND.
RKCEIPTs.
Amt received from stock sold. = u no
Donations rso'd during the year 81 IS
sum total In Treasury L fuudssIs Is
DIsBCIsENE Is.
Books purchased during the year $40 AZ
Amt paid for catalogues ........ p 90
Library expenses during the year....,., u -
sDm Total s;., esps9sss; library ssHa u
Amt rec Year ending sept. l, 1SS9, $3.50 So
AW's expended during same year, Sais ~
The number OF books added ~ the library
during the past year was l10.
The number Of books In the library h ~.
On motion vote OF thanks a tSndpred Mr..
l.. l. Northrup for the fEse use Of the library
room.
The thanks or tho Association was voted the
Odd Roarf' for the good work accomplished
aud valuable acquisitions added to the library
during the pat year.
Th following Board Of Directors was elected
for the ensuing year:
Mrs. J. 5. Turner, Mrs. u. w. Duny. Mrs.
Lizzie Hartman, Mrs. DIR. Chastain, Mrs. IL
NJ. knapp, Mrs X. b. Stevenson, Mrs. ii.
Scott, Ars Il. L. Brewster, Mrs. Hereford,
Miss May Ewing and Miss Josephine Rodmal,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
ICE.

Having secured a fair supply of Ice
am prepared "a asIiver the same every
morpiNx t0 any part Of the city.
Prices reasonable. w. H. LING.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

Of new goods bought in the eastern markets after
personal inspection, arriving and keep US so
busy that all the advertisement we have time to write
this week is an invitation to everybody to come in
bargains we have to offer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
FARM LOANs!!. CITY LoANs,,,

We loan on 8, 5, 6 and Z years time
at lowest rates. Pay when you please
Correspondence solicited
MCCAIN & MONTGOMERY.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
BAPTIST CHURCH.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH..

Preaching at II a. m. and 7;3O p. m
The subject announced for last Sun
day .'Olr Republic and her J,fe-
guarIs." will be preached this a. m.
aud Subject for evening "Tbe Two
Builders" A cordial Invitation to all
J. B. FORD, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13
SUNDAY SERVICES.

CHRIST REFORMED CHURCH.
Sunday School at 10 O'Clock. Divine
service at II. subject, How to over
CONE the evil. The pastor will preach
at Pleasant Prairie at o'clock p. IN.
3. A. ALT, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Morning subject, "God the Refuge
of his people," Evening subject, elm
portance of Soul IstructiOn." Public
invited. If pleasant there will be bap-
Using in the river vast town, near the
bridge, at 2 o'clock p m.
G. n. H. MOORE, Pastor.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

A Large Attendance Yesterday and
hne Display.
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THE FAIR |!

A SUCCESS IN SPITE OF RAIN
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

posing OF all ne makes at very Satls'
factory prices.
am now fairly settled in my new
location, first door south of Scott'e
drugstore, and would be glad to dc
business with all my old friends. ]
have q good stock of shelf hardy ware
and tinware. l make a speciality Of
tinwork, repairing etc, and can guar.
antee satisfaction. Call and see me.
J. J. Casmire.
If you could see your own scalp
through an ordinary mBgniting glass,
you would be amazed at the smount OF
dust, dandruff, and dead skin thereon
accumulated. The best and most pop
ular preparation for cleansing the
scalp is Ayers Hair Vigor.
Mr.. Stephenson, of Fort Scott, es-
pecially Invites the people of this city
and surrounding country to examine
bis goods, quality. style and price,
when in need of any article Of boots,
shoes, clothing. hats, caps, or dress
goods of any kind.
Stephensnn's store is in the Eagle
building" half block south Of Market
Square, and half block north of the
Interstate hotel, on National Avenue.
Fort Scott. County offices on first
f,or above his store.
Harvest excursions for 1889, via Mo.
Pac. Ry on August 9Th and 3dth, Sept.
10Th and oath aud October 9Th. We
will sell round trip exursion tickets at
at one fare for the round trip. g. w.
Morgan, Agent,
Messers Bostwick & Smeltzer say
they have more money cheaper and
quicker than any one else. They
make loans on all classes Of property,
and trade horses cattle and merchan.
disc.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

OF Miss Wilson and Mrs. COWden was
especially enjoyed, and We hope to
have both the ladies with US at some
future time.
The report from the Library Associ.
alton published this week shows that
institution to be in a highly flourish.
on the right side of the ledger and a
large list Of new books added. The
success of the Public Library is one of
the things lola may be proud of.
St. Louis Fair. Oct. 7th, sth, 9th.
10Th, 18th, and 18th. Twill sell for
above, st. Louis and return Oct. 9th
to 18th inclusive at one fare for the
round trip; good to return up To and
including Oct. the 14th, with SO cents
added for admission ticket to the Fair.
G. w. Morgan, agent.
With a feeble appetite and imper
fect digestion, it is impossible for the
ho. ~ to secure the requisite amount of
nunr;s,, uent. Ayers Sarsaparilla not
ONLY Simn, -tes the desire for food, but
sids the assi,.r ilauve organs in the
formation of goou blood and sound
tissue.
DOES BARTELs KEEP EVERY
THING? No. He only keeps grocer.
les. queensware, glassware, siiverware
tiuware, wOOdenware, cutlery. lamps,
jewelry, sewing machines, epeetaesss'
and-well, the paper isn't big enough
to contain the whole list, but he don't
keep every thing.
The REGISTER is glad to note that
the Republicans Of Greenwood county
have had the good sense TO make J. NJ,
Smyth their candidate for county clerk
If all the rest of ticket 10 rs well chosen
the Democrats Of that county may as
well take . vacation,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-09-13

holders, states, etc. than ever before
Come in and see them before the rush
Monday. w. J. Evans.
The poem at the head of the Topeka
Lance this week is by Miss Ella F.
Cowan. 1t Is entitled "The Poet Z
Theme" and was published in the
REGlsTEa some years ago.
SB Dodge will have a public sale of
live stock, farming implements, etc.,
at his farm miles east and / mile
north of Bsyard next Thursday. Sep
TENDER 10. See bills from this Office.
Round trip tickets to the State Fair
at Topeka will be On sale Sept. 18th and
elst, Inclusive at the Southern Kan
sas depot. Good to return September
23rd. Fare $8.63. J. Is. Turner, Agt.
On account of bad weather the 80
cial at the residence of Capt. II. F.
Travis, was postponed until Tuesday
evening Sept. II, 1889, weather per.
hitting. All are cordially invited to
attend.
A. w. Beck has q new advertise.
meut on our first page which deserves
the attention of all those interested.
A. long - there 10 any business to be
done NJ. Beck Ii going to do bis
share oft.
W. J. Evans has the most eomplete
stock of school books and supplies in
Allen county and il the only dealer
that willingly sells at publishers pri-
ces, saving buyers from 10 to 40 per
cent over other towns i4 the county.
D. Ewart wishes to say, In q quiet
way, that he is ready TO meet any
prices that may be made by any mer.
chaut on ali kinds Of goods. His enor.
NOUS stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots spd shoes enable him To Outsell
all competitors,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-23
SALOONS MUST SHUT UP.
The President Judge Orders Them Closed
The soldiers to Stay.

The Bresldent Judge Orders Them Closed
The soldiers to Stay.
lTRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT
JoHNsTowN, June 22.-Colonel Hudson
denies that he said that the Fourteenth
Regiment was soon to be relieved by the
Governors orders. General Hastings stated
that the guard would remain for a week or
ten days more and possibly longer. Colonel
Parchment, the Commander, said he had
heard nothing of such an order. He doesn t
think il will be necessary for the troops to
stay much longer, and after doing the work
SO far and wearing out their clothes, the
Colonel has no desire to see his men leave
and have another regiment step in and di-
vide the glory. He has sent home about Go
men, aud from time to time, as the necessity
for guards grows less, others will be re-
lieved, but it is about settled that the regi-
ment will continue until the end of the
turmoil.
General Wiley said the town is full OF
tough people, and there are from 20 to 30
saloons in the place Independents of the
numerous "speak-easies.' The General
will close them up if the owners do not; but
the following order from Judge Johnston
will settle the vexed problem to some ex-
tent:
EBENsBURG, June 81
To General ID. H. Hastings:
In view of the present state of things in
Johnstown and its vicinity it is ordered that no
Intoxicating liquors be sold in the borough of
Johnstown and the adjoining boroughs or
townships for the present and until this order
shall be revoked. A refusal to comply with
this order shall be deemed SUFFICIENT around
for revocation of Incense as well as a refusal Of
license in the future by the Court
r. L. JOHNSTON,
President Judge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-23

MARRIED.

TOTToN-PENRoSE-O Thursday even
ng, June 20. by the Rev. ]. 7. McCrory, Mr..
WILLIAM R. lotion to Miss JENNIE 6. PEN
ROSE, both of this city. No cards.
GOTTHOLD-MEYER ER-At the residence OF
the BRIDES mother, Sewickley, Pa, June IL,
1889. by the Rev. r. A. Benton, CHARLES f.
GoTTHoLD and CARRIE NJ. MEYER.
sUTMEYER- BEPLER - On wednesday
evening. June 49, by the Rev. I. N. Hays. D. D.,
JENNIE. daughter of Mary j. Bepler, and
HENRY W. SUTMEYER, all Of Allegheny.
TuSu
CoLBERT-OLAUGHL after
noon, June II. 1889. by the Rt Rev. Father To-
bin, of st. Mary's Church, MISS ELLIE
O'LAuGHLIN to W. ]. COLBERT, both of Pitts
burg.