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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05
PUBLIC HEALTH.
ElII, xArR SESSION. sac.
E.Nlrnct, f.o.n aioriAa .po.lrnnl-.


-lhr wisdom or Nn"'>j"m 81 the ~
IA >eS>l'" ISL 'a, al1e2 II neen Widely
ind WiN discussed, pre- ami con, and
,1ere i gov 'a pace tar hNtAl"g more
on TINS point. SINCE tAe c'h ha> "tea -
sued o"t i : - oe lre> 1Ned }A3t '7"F-
ernof f4ea'lA- H-1(e' amos hi> 9R'!e> ana
me desires ana ncce> ~ the SAFE amt Is
people sufficiently Well - act eon>l>ten;-
y ;hereWtth, ara We tor one 50 accept IT,
1articu2r.Y should they eyer
>lSe mos. i.''a >.a>'n- care III the con
>tructi"n =: the law thaj : 70 establish
1eW influence throughout the >tatc-,ho
state Board o. iie2yth-an influence for
much good or re evil-and ycry par
lcUlar should they be concerning The pow
- delegated bv iAelr Act 10 this Board.
We want NJ IeW a1tocracv vested wiki
de>polic ri4l'. L., ,hr law he Gear ana
unamb;-Uau> Is very term. 1t every
duty ~ j--i@:.~.E stated aul - definitely
bounded. tx tle Lower conferred I've
sreci},a.' nr.s will / AMI Ms y limited.
Let III, SAFE be.r! II Health r. bs g
-:o.'~ et ~~"tla,'y servant and
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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05

VIII De pOne TOO soon 10 bt1in on Tep-
ruary 5. The Governor starts his admin
istration with the right impulses, and we
have high hope that term SO auspl-
ciouslv begun will be fruitful of great and
lasting benefit to the people of this Com
nwealth.--Palatka News.
While the FLoRIpIAN has not favor
ed the calling of an extra Se>>ion-and,
upon general principles, believes they
should only be called when there can be
no doubt as to the expediency of taking
such a step, we will not make war ON any
person who now advocates the calling Of
an extraordinary session. Governor
Fleming canva>scd the entire state dur
inc the campaign. ana besides. his rcla-
ton to the people since his election,
places him in 4 position TO know anil un-
dcr>tand the situation, at least Is wcl aS
any other Florilan. and il he believes
that the eNi.eucicS If he >j,ua'ion war
rant the converting OF the legislature IN
extra session, it is clearly his 1uty to do
50. and IN doing this the FIoEIrIAN and
the people viii Sustain him-and the
sooner he calls the Le4i>la'ur, together
the better Tallahassee FIoEnIAN.
We have hu, lit,le Ia SAY = rc-arl~
tie alvi>ahli'y Of lhc ,Ntra session. We
are inclined to think it Mil accomplish
more harm than good However, East
and South Florida demand il. and We are
willing t. acquie>ce to their wishes
Monticello Constitution
-Thc FioElplAN has been opposed 10
a Safe Board OF Health from the jnccr-
ton OF discussion on the subject. ana
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-02-05


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49, 1-'''' f. ''
iais', Z ..r .2~. az '":e 'e.~.
"'e IRON .-a grams III ."... ,a &c.,
3. 2-e business IL >l..lt ne ~ vt>.l - ''t,.'
- NY oe accessory r. .'..'.rrnf .o'.,.:-
.s~ 81" t.sif t.t'f> custom. ani maA.a@
ARA Suggestions auI 1lNiu- >urh rilrar-
f'.'.s~ 4 - ta,.r Is. i-5Flent may he ieen1v.:
aivl~ab.e - to" eel i''aTd> Of Heai.h b,
au1 '''e sad Inspectors w loaieree> u
srp'E1 q, least once every three months,
'f "''e"ef i necessary 70 me ''Vefn'r =
I" how '"e hr..ilh anu >tni'ation Jaws are
oein- thrFl"i out. lAe>e inspectors
should oe men ot in'eii'-ehcg", e'tA'atIon
anu experience, "''' ar wen INFORMED N
T"-'Fd 20 P"ol' a. Wei A. 'r'N"'e or per-
Lav. a L7nw)a5.,a ri ,Ia can,a, :. IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
CN>ELFISH M PRAISE
Worthy.
The State Chronicle.

The South has not had many good
words for Gen. William Tecumscf.
Sherman bu, be now deserves our
commentator, Tweniy.tour wears
go neA: Aprii Gen Joseph I. JOHN
,5u surrendered to Gen. Sherman.
Now Gen. Johnston wants To retain
tie Office OF Railway Commissioner
t. which be was appointed under
the Democratic Administration. One
Of the 0 graceful acts, and one
that would be crejitab,e TO any maa
in any age is the urgent persona.
request that Gen. Sherman makes OF
the President 10 retain Gen. John
ston in his ofice. He is. urgent and
sa,s if this request is granted he Will
ak nothing more Of the adminlstra-
ton. We have seldom known Q
moro unse.tish 0 m2Ie pra.scworthy
act.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
THE Is RIGHT.

The secular press in North Caro-
Ina We believe, is as lure as the
press OF any other STATE, Ia, st.ll i,
might he greatly improved in regard
ia The character Ct views it fathers
Too many pander TO a sitiated taste
in gathering news weekly and daily
tor their r.al.rs. Everything Of q
sensational character, or worse. :ese-
9raI,hed from tie East or West, or
that may occur II the bounds Of our
Own {, mmonw, th. is published nv
many 0: our secular papers and sent
to their readers, male and female,
you Z and oil-LaAtyh Christian
.Idrocute.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

NJ. e 10. Grant la. contributed
80 il 81 u tie establishment ot .
Confederate soldiers Hone at Aus
ii, Texas.
Nafat lla'.,ead has been rejected
S Minister 70 Germany, by a vote
roi - TO 10 \ motion to reconsider
was refused.
Tie case II Cross aud White, the
Ra5e.gh bank letau'ters a4ain.t.the
state Of Nor,h Carolina, on appeal.
Las been assigned Tor argument on
tie second Monday OF the next tern
Of tie Us supreme Cou,t.
The Southern cotton mills last
year CONSUMED 1859 bales O. cot.
ton. OF ,u.s number Georgia con.
sumt 10000 bales. II lee- the
number ii ba,e, consumed vas 39a..
400 showing ~ increase oa Ac.rly
5@,9so t",c~.
Tic Chattanooga (Tean) 7l4ds ;
maa shows that there has been 4 re.
maraahlc increase in IL industrial
Development OF the Southern States.
for The past three mouths, as com
pared 9Th tie corresponding pe-
rod Of The last year.
M exchange says Il Is estimated
that Nlte increase OF population in
the @.;ei States is 10000 per
u.onii exclusive of immigration
N.lch last Year was 5l>,0oU. The
c>ent population is o>timated to
~ 1000, GOO, and the next census
-. lie taken il Ju.y ls9o, Will giye
~. on ,oop.'
Tie Tn cd States men-ofwar
Trenton, Naula.!a ana Nitsic, and
I've German mcn-of war Aile-, Olga
and l.bcr were driven ashore on a
rect at samoa during q STORM and
totally wrecked -Four officers ana
forty six u,cn Of the Amcrican YES
scls aui nine officers and eighty
seven men OF the German crews iosl
their lives.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
i5UCkLENS ARNiCA SALNE.

The Best Salve in the world tor
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
lthenm. Fever Sores, Te,,er. Chap
ped Hands. Chilblaus. Cons, aud
all Skin Erup,ions, and positively
acu'es FILES, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give peIt~c, salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
IS cents per box. For safe by w.
A.lIiayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
oF REAL ESTATE.

By yirrae Of i mortgage .IeeI cxeer-
Ted ~ mt by >t-pheu E. Cole and r.
corded III BOOK O.. page 3NG, Of the
Regi.ter> o.fsce Tor orange County. /
viii sell IL The court tIu~: door III
fii!I>tporo. or Saturday. iHrIi =. i~>1.
for { ash. the interest III stephen ole
q legal heir ~ >tephrn tol.. decea.ed.
III the tract 81 ltn.l in Little River
township known a. the Cole place. con
talning One Hundred All Ninety Acres
more Or les.
Sale i, made 20 satisfy >aIl mortgage
anl costs.
Ihe March 18th. 1885.
a J.. HOLDEN,
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Clerks once AZ Greeu-bor", et""
- ta.a.a .a,II naan
~
800, - -.
-. -, .nor,h ;, ,,.dnc.
,.ao,
l.a!ei1h >l5hai I've X. KEY
B!snop Lyman annoutlces The .mror'
Iant decotery ofihe effects II pea
AUS upon tie Misunderstanding, as
The BISHOP does' from esret'ence'
$40 80 II. -, ~ ,.ct, r.
e., r.,. IT,. ru,s m1>, h..
n.-..e5
lkHF& JET, co.o'ea' II li''ei4h,
- ea' - te 80 years o''' 'e
o'oSt i~.tiHNe'ses '''i'3e a. '""'
Guy III - "t'h ~" o'cis'of' "a
h's 'i>.s ! lae ss'.c a:"Ii.- -
nave N"o"'' ""''e iie"'! ioI "'''e
!eai-, ''Nl !. @t - = m!eNa"t,' He
vas +" >.tfe 81 lin. heahesh Lay,
ner.-Ed.'oF 'i"H4e 70. ooee''e j
Charlotte CHRONICLE I; is iumor,
cd on tie streets il. Asueyl.le ,ha;
MI .fletO.'t intends 70 erect a
naS'''aceht i~eS'ue"ce' 'he me OF
which The o"I'lll Las never SHOWN,
upon ''e 'ah" 'Ha' ne l.,'c'i'>e' y.
l'"i'c""be county. Inc grand
STRUCTURE wa ue s''oa'eo III '"e
"''>' - q >F'siiuid pan WIN 'h''eH
OF woods. e4'1aIib9 q every resptc'
Ia celebrated parks OF England.
Eve Years 400 n Of the wors,
murders On record was committed
l,y III re and " 4 A,a.r.o,, !,
N;t,.lan c,nntv G Roth nnr.
lar.,, asn,,.,, Enr,.,rs ia Rvs
a,b.r.ah1r,s E,,. ha..n . nv.t.rv
f,;.,ov >,.,.a 10, Rav 30. ;u,,.
.hoo,irc ,t,,ir with SOM. cow.hovs
: \.w N.xi.n a,3 w.s Lila
~. ). x..r.,, on3 f,;,I t,l
woman, has 1c,uinel to her old
A,aa..,, ta. loon rec.;,.d sin.a ho
a.a ~. ..,.:. h.;,a s.no
.;l,. - o
ne NiMlEcton star, the best
and br Lhte>t OF newspapers, say S
tbs OF itself: Inc S.ar has com
.picted another ha.t year. |. is no"
u L years old. 1t has been able
% iii al OF is appointments, TO keep
clean rs Democracy, TO Uphold The
truth and Tie night, and has a larger
constituency to-day than it has ever
had. 1t does lot pretend TO be the
best or llVellest or ablest paper III
the state or in the South. II does
claim 10 be faithful anl honest and
pure. 1t has hosts OF friends whereof
it is mighty glad The Star is
strictly and always North Carolinian
and it hopes to continue to merit
pnbiic c~oETilence. -Nen Berue
Journal.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

\ negrn colonization society has
been permanently organized Al lsal-
eigh, and a State Convention. TO
conslde- the feasibility Of col"niEing
all the negroes OF the State IN Ar,
kansas, has been called 10 meet AT
The State capital April 22ud.-.IMt
ellie Ctttce.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
BY \ CALF.

Ny little boy broke out with I'll
and sores, the resnit Of the
saliva from a calls mouth coming in
contact with a cat finger. The NJ
Gers were deep and very painful, and
showed no inclination. TO heal. [
used quite a number of remedies,
with no benefit, but got Swift Spe-
c!tic, aud he improved with the first
lew doses, and IN a short time was
sound and well OF the poison, and
his general health much improved.
john L. HEARD.
Auburn, IA Feb. Is, 1889.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
TNHE COIRIER-JOCR\AL,
The Representative Newspaper Of the
Southwest. Largest Cirtula-
ton of n Democratic
Newspaper III
America.

1t is the paper for the Farmer. the
Merchant and the Family Circle. Pop
ular and cheap. 1t advocates 4 reform
Of the present high tariff. and wages
vigorous wal on ali subsidies ana mo
holplie>. 1t is emphatically the peo-
pies paper. AMI It's immense circulation
throughout the United States attests its
power as the or.an Of the people.
THE WEEKLY COURIER JOURNAL is
the largest and best Democratic news
paper issued. 1t is an eight page paper
of eight columns 70 the page. and il
>iSry-tour columns eaeu week are filled
Nth live and interesting niatI.r. 1t i
new>y. bright and clean. and leads the
american newspapers Of the day. The
regular subscription price Is only 81 q
year. and 10 clubs 81 eigh, Yea " sub
~.riher> Il. one time, With ~ i, ~.lrli,s-
au eAir4 ,.pi j. sent oi. ."r . Ic
au4rc>> ut lH. r!tIb-raI-,f. or 10 anv
oti.rr ai,ir-.~ ,l.>:r j. In t:Act Word>.
nllic copies one year Tor ct-r.i .~!utlar>.
The tolEitE-JoJKNAL l. he one
great NEWSPAPER. VEST at III. ..tlegha-
nies. AMI ~nu;!l u the Potomac aaI the
/ Ohio. Winch has lai the courage. the
independence an,l iile ability L. land
AMI resist the iioo,i-ti3r 1T n.ona xoly
>w.-ptH- osc, HE IAuel elrl - u,ahe al
nl.ri.il, and di>tnIer->,.,l arf,n~- IL III,
to.!.I-- t~tN-ptyinS misses 81 Ia. p~,s
l,Ic. Fighting a!l dishonest >ctIr;ne>
Ia 'otEirE-ot ENAL j. = a~oI4tI.ri
on tie "s~ttl-,"ser, -.evple-- tt..l !.
liant.
Is Subscribe 10 the Wtfkrr tt-r-
E!g.E joJnNAL and Ittruilr tfttt., anu
iuIu lI the P.nIi.> Hl.fEr a.. Resistance
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

~ Subscribe for the Orange
County Observer. Only 81 tor IL
months.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
TO BE BURIED ALIVE
From Frank Leslie's Weekly

D.. Tanner, the man of fasting"
memory, is abou, TO Try q new expert
men,. He says he believes he un.
lers,ands how the East Indians per
torn the phenomenon OF beng bu-
ned alive Tor weeks 10 he dug up
aliveA,nd in perfect condition. lie
says he knows how TO sabgect lite,
how to suspend respiration. 1" a
few weeks the doctor purposes 10 be
buried and after an interval OF three
weeks be dug up.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

What's in ali executive name ex-
claims the New York Graphic.
The Governor OF Illinois Is q t,ier ::
Of California. a Waterman OF Ar
kansas. an Eagle OF Colorado, a
Cooper and New Jersey has 4
Green executive. a Fowle cack'e>
over North Carolina, while q Beaver
works for Pennsylvania.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

In 1888 contracted Blood Poison
Of bad type, and was treated with
mefcury, potash and .arsapariIla
mixtures, growing worse all the,
tune. | took sever small bottles ).
). ) which curel me entirely, and
no s.Gn 81 the dreadtul disease ha~
returned.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
J. {. NANCE.
llobhvvilie, Ind Jan. 10, 1888.

S~lt,s Specific is enlire.y vese,a
bla, aad cures Blood Poison BY
tofc,ng the taint ont tnrou... the
pores Of tie SKIN. send for treatise
ou Blood and >hiu Diseases, mailed
free.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

81 purity. strength and "holesoracne.~.
More economical than the ordinary
kinds. aud cannot be sold III COMPEL
ton with the multitude OF low te>,.
short weight. alum or phosphate pow
,lrr-. Sold only IN cans. ROYAL B.k-
ING POWDER Co. los Wall--t.. \. y.
GopES'> l.Apf'~ BOOK Tor -.
Madam. see What Il rents Viii Go.
Ii will bring tou = >anlplh r"Itv .!
GoDEN'S LAnl> BOOK. which viii tel
q how to get the SF.i.--hiN >Atolt T..
The SILK DRESS. the COIN AI,iI IH5
COTTAGE ORGAN. and other N~..It,hic>.
without Il ,tntlar.
IOU CANNOT GErN BETTER
two dollars worth Of Magazine t.Gn hy
subscribing IL ~Gont,." III: Best Fam
lily Magazine in America.
For l>s9 it Will contain :-Fdtliuu-
in Color,. Fashions IN Biatk and
White latest from Europe. o6-intl
Novelties IN Needle Work nua. I'm
broilcry. Lare>, and most si,pptllIl
Music. l'lall> tor the hou~. Ou Want
10 build. Directions t"r Decorating
I'll home. Co"k-r, anl hnti>rhoiu
help. by MR.. tlrr~. Hope. Teacher IN
several ft>hionahle New Work a,asi-
elnic-, and >.irr1c,l hv Tin Htlrd 81 ~
urat;nn tor tie \,W Yslk puh4
schools. IiIetarv cnllchmerl- tv Mel
ly BY. i gpt hcr>if lock.d up ~ a.,
i">nnc asylum t. tnl nn+ hnjr tie
trcutei the insane. ELLA HopN>>
CHURCH. Emily LENNON. OIIsitIo :
FIJI. WILSON Mus IIIESTA\b Ep,.Ar
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

Wanamaker is raid to be appoint
M fourth class ~p"s;masteIs at tie
rate OF niuctv-SiX q dav.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

This powder eve varies. 4 marvel
81 purity. strength and wholesofn.nes~.
More economical thar the ordinary
kinds. aud cannot be sold III Compel
ton with the multitude OF low ,e>t.
short weight. alum or phosphate pow
,lrr-. Sold only IN cans. RoYAL. BAN
ING POWDER Co. LOS Wall-~t. y. y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06
rODEY'> l.ADY> BOON tor i>~A.

Madam. See What Il cents viii 10
Ii will bring You = >auil'in r"lv .!
GoDtl'S LAnl'> BOOK. Which vii tel
YOU how te get the SF.L--hiS >Atpl
the SILK DRESS. the com NaI,H aHt
COTTAGE ORGAN. and other NaltG,hic>
WithOu Il dollar.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-04-06

In Gut With this paper, the
WEEKLY CoUEIEE-JoURSAL and
the ORANGE COUNTY OBSERVER
will he sent 10 one address one year
.or Sl.65.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-20
A FnuR-FOOrFD RUnGLAR.
Mrs. EsseN's House Robbed by Isl
Newfoundland Dog.

Mrs. Essex,s House Robbed by ~ Biu
newfoundland Dog.
The police i'm the Northwestern district
of Baltimore are looking for a big New
foundland dog that was found robbing
building, but escaped before the officers
had an opportunity 10 draw a bead on him.
He is not common thief. Sergeant san
ders, who first discovered him at work,
pronounces him an artist. The officer was
standing at the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and McMcchn street when he first
saw the dog. He had slipped out of an
alley, and was carrying in his mouth y
large bundle. The policeman gave chase,
and, finding himself In close quarters, the
dog dropped the bundle and disappeared
up side street.
The sergeant found In the bundle an en-
broidered cushion, which he carried back
with tho view of returning il to its owner
He met the officer on the beat and told him
about the dog. The officer told him no one
In the neighborhood owned Newfound-
land dog, and both came to the conclusion
that the animal was thief and decided to
watch for him. They had not long to
wait. In half an hour he returned, but, as
II scenting danger. suddenly turned and
hurried away as fast as his four legs could
carry him.
The officers then made an investigation
Of the house from which the dog had first
emerged, and found the kitchen door as
well as that leading To the dining room,
wide open. 1t was still dark, and the fam
lily were asleep. The house is occupied by
Mrs. Essex, who was awakened by the
officers.
When the gas was lit in the dining room
II was found that everything had been got
together ready to be carried oil. The car
pet had been pulled up, and cushions and
towels. I'm fact everything moveabie had
been piled in a heap. Nothing had been
injured, though.
Mrs. Essex at once discovered that far
more hadbeen stolen than SergantSaunders
hal seen the dog carry away. A search
was instituted and number of shirts,
handkerchiefs and other articles were
found at corner three blocks away.
They had been taken out of n drawer that
had been left open. No one in the house
knew the dog.
The matter was officially reported AT
police headquarters by Sergeant Saunders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-20
California I'm Winter,


While the eastern section of the country is
wrapped in Ice and snow. California abounds In
fruit and flowers Its rainy season T" Is by no
means forbidding, but the pleasant part OF the
year when the face Of nature Is fresh and most
beautiful. IL Is the spring time OF that favored
land, for there IL no winter. Thousands of cast
ern people find II n delightful haven from the
frigid climate in the east. Messrs. Raymond &
Whitcomb announce n series Of ten grand win
ter trips. Every party will travel on spec iai
time schedules, and IN the finest Of vestibucd
Pullman palace trains. Dning-cars, with n
cuisine equal tn that of any rst-class hotel will
form part of every train. This means de
gree of luxury and comfort not otherwise at
tainable. The passenger can exercise his own
free will ms To time and place Of soiourn, and
also In regard to the route and time of return
He need not follow any programme beyond the
outward journey, unless he so chooses although
he can secure u room AT The Raymond for two
months II he desires, selecting the same In
Philadelphia. There are many other advan-
tagcs secured to the tcket-hoIder, which IA cir
cuiar OF lo2 pages fully sets forth. This circular
may be had free by addressing Raymond n
Whitcomb, III South Ninth street, under Con.
tinental Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa. Excursion
parties Will leave Philadelphia, November "A
and December ". It'd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-20
SERIOUS CHARGES.
~ nm ACcusED q SELLING mQucR CON.
fRAaY ~ LAW.


CoLuxBiA. Sept. 20.-For some time past
. nuultser Of colored people have been pur-
Chaslne liquor ON Sunday and rs result
fights would occur. officer Wittick COM
menced 10 look up the matter and ascertain
who sold the liquor. Yesterday afternoon
be arrested Henry Diggs, well known
cclored man living in alley J, for selling
MQuor without q license and on SUNDAY.
He was committed to Jail for further
hearing before Squire Evans on SATURDAY.
Suit was entered yesterday At the once
Of Squire Evans by Frank wittick. against
Joseph Desch, proprietor of the Farmers
hotel on Locust street, for selling liquor to
minors. Desch was arrested and given
hearing last evening, ii. NJ. North, esq.
appearing as his counsel. At the hearing,
John Musser, a young man who says he Is
10 years of age, testifi I'd that he purchased
beer at Desch's saloon. and replied yes
when asked ii he was of age. On the even
in question he was not asked II he was a
minor. The accused furnished bail for his
appearance at court.
last evening c. w. Cleggett, living on
South Third street, awoke from his sleep
and found man lying in his kitchen. lie
man to be very drunk. He had opened
window and got into the kitchen TO take
sleep. He was committed to Jail for trial
by Alderman Hershey for felonious entry.
His name was Michael Berry, of Wrights-
vile.
Gottleib Young, the well known brewer,
LETT this morning for New York and will
sail on Saturday for Germany where he
will spend about 2 months. Last evening
large number of friends were at his home
TO wish him safe and pleasant trip He
was presented with memorial" signed
by every person present, which was greatly
appreciated by Mr.. Young.
The Sunday school convention in Mt
Zion A. NJ. e. church is of great interest
10 the many delegates in attendance. The
exercises of to-day were earned ont accord
ing to the programme published last even
ing. The session will close this evening.
The p. II. X. employees will go on an ex-
cursion to Atlantic City on Saturday.
c. X. Stiickler, receiving teller in the
First National bank, is confined to his
home by sickness.
Osceola Tribe No. II, ]. o. II. NJ. chanccd
of the following articles last night and
were drawn by the following persons
Cappello range, ticket No. l,9s2. w. q.
Keech French mantel clock, ticket No.
l,6s5, A. J. Rissinger: 81 gold piece, ticket
No. 5l4, Mrs. T. Welsh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-09-20
HERE'S BUSINESS FOR BLAINE.
An international Rooster Case ThR
Might BE Referred to UlnNes.

An international Rooster Case That
Might Be Referred to Hayes.
Trouble is brewing between the navy
and the diplomatic corps.
In boarding house near the Arlington
dwell naval officer and his son, a bright
little fellow, who has great fondncss for
game fowls, and in the pursuit of this lik
Ing has collected quite flock of very
fine roosters. Next door lives mem
ber of the French legation, who is
skilled musician and whose piano is sell
dom stilled. The Growing of the game
cocks in the next yard distdrbs his deli
cate nerves and he recently made IA COM
plaint TO the lady of the house where the
officer resided. lie told her that he could
no longer endure the nuisance, and should
complain to Mr.. Blaine.
The lady brought the foreigner and the
owner OF the offensive fowls together and
the former stated his case. When he had
finished the little fellow thought minute
and then exclaimed, ~ tell you what, if
you will shut up on tuat piano of yours, I'll
get rid OF my rooster. Is II "A go?'
There the matter rests. The foreigner is
considering the offer, and as yet has not
made his complaint 10 the state depart
iifent.