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PAY, JUNE 17, 1885.
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STEINMAH ft IIEN3EL.
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WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER,
Eight Pages.)
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CORRESPONDENCE solicited from every part
of Uie state and country. Correspondents are re
quested te write legibly anil en one side of the
paper only; and te tlgn their namei, net for
publication, but in proof of geed faith. All
anonymeui letters wilt be consigned te the iraie
basket.
Address all Letters and Telegramste
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Sip Cattcastct intelligencer.
plan thcre would be " saved te the volume
of the Concstegn a half dozen"!)! geed
springs, ene of which is the famous
Itecky, niul another large one which enters
the Conestoga just nbove tlie big railroad
bridge."
Anether plan, proposed by Superintend
ent ITalbach, we undcrstnml, contemplates
laying a pipe of large capacity from n point
nbove where the drainages enters llanck's
dam and carrying the uncentnminatcd
water by this feeder te the city mill, te be
pumped thence te the basins. "WhileBiich
a main would probably cost as much as an
Intercepting sewer of proper capacity, it
would net only deprive the city of the
water from the fresh spring streams men
tiened nbeve, but te take from three te
five million gallons daily out of the creek
nbove llanck's water power would likely
impair 11 te such nn extent as te involve
the city in heavy damages. Moreover, by
continuing te lake our water from the low
est point pessible en the stream, wcget
further away from Uinklpy's brldge paper
mill refuse, which is wertli considering.
The whole subject is well worthy of at
tentien, and if councils projwse te glve it
due consideration a competent engineer
nnd experts might be put upon the ground
te give the public seme idea of the lelative
merits and cost of the different plans proposed.
CRACKERS .AND CHEESE
yUT A WHOLESOME AND HEAKOXAllLE
JUDICIAL VIET.
Judge ratterten riles an Opinion Wlilch
Intended te Wnrn Country Landlord of
Their Shortcomings Cracker and
Cheese for Judge and Itnrrlster.
LANCASTER, JUKE IT, 1885.
The Sonth Pcnn's Plight.
i Bagaley's suit against the Seuth Penn.
sylvan ia railroad parties has uncovered the
fact that this enterprise is burthenetl with
a mortgage debt of $20,000,000 and a capi
tal stock of $20,000,000, wlille the estimated
cost of construction is but $15,000,000.
The method of getting this amount of
water into the concern, notwithstanding
the requirements of the Pennsylvania laws
forbid stock or bends te be issued
except for money paid or labor dene or
materials furnished, was the usual ene of
interpolating a construction company.
One was chartered under the New Jersey
laws with a capital of $100,000 of which
2,000 was paid in by three empleyes of
Mr. Vanderbilt, who theieby became the
American construction company. This
company then agreed with the Seuth Penn
sylvania railroad company te build Its
read for the amount of its stock and bends
$40,000,000. It next agreed with Vnnder Vnnder
bilt,liagaley and the ether prometcrsof the
SeutlrPennsylvania railroad, te sell them
these $40,000,000 of bends and stocks for
15,000,000 ; and the job was thought te be
neatly done of getting $40,000,000 of capi
tal upon a railroad that would cost less
than $15,000,000, the laws te the contrary
notwithstanding. Manifestly, however,
tliis method of whipping the devil around
the stump will net de, when it is exposed,
provided the ntterney general of PeniisvJ:
vania is disposed te de)iis duty. Mfjlag
aley does net seer, te have ajty right te
.ean'ln of w "V did tfeng with his
MBOCiaiea. " -. ';.,. ... enllncr t tlie
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the Seuth Pes
when a
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rra.J""" " "mtenst te worry his
colleagues, wiiyjpr m)lm, ,,,,,.
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OI Siuppib "'" jmpmii ...nrlmf nnnlhillinrr
tsylvania beyond its cost,
re easv. direct and elTectual
meansja ,.! i.v eniii,, ,,,,,, ,.
HV ( tU VIIV.V.U JJ VMIIlllh l'Vl illV V
erney,' general of the state te act, we de
net understand.
Everyone in Pennsylvania is friendly te
the Seuth Pennsylvania railroad and te
every ether new railroad enterprise, but no
ene in Pennsylvania will think it right
that the wholesome law shall be
violated which seeks te limit the bends
and stock of a railroad te its
real cost. "When it is plainly disclosed
that this railroad is doing tliis, it is needful
, that it should be halted It must reduce
its bends nnd stock te $15,000,000 lefere it
can be permitted te operate its read. It is
well that it should understand tliis be
fore it has put its securities en
the market. If they arc an illegal
Issue, as they would seem te be te the ex
tent of ever sixty per cent., the company
would run great risk in marketing them.
It does net help it te knew that every new
railroad company nowadays does the bame
thing. Pennsylvania railrcads can no
longer de it. Its laws forbid it.
An Important Sewerage Problem.
In his recent annual message te councils
Mayer llesenmiller reverted te the subject
of draining the northeastern section of the
city, which is one that has steadily come te
claim mere and mera the attention of prop
erty ewnem of that quarter, and of thought
ful citizens everywhere. The facts are, as
he states them, that " this section of the
city has grown wonderfully within the past
ten years and by reason of lying se low is
cut off from all connection with any of the
city sewers" ; the surface drainage thence
finds it way, at considerable distance te be
sure but eventually, into the Conestoga ;
and, with an increasing population, the
dangers te the purity of our water supply
must be largely Increased.
The mayor urges upon councils that tliis
question receive serious consideration, as
being paramount te almost any measure
which they will be called upon te consider.
But as yet it has net had such considera
tion, and it is doubtful if the public mind
has strieusly grappled with the important
considerations Involved in the proposed Im
provement. Fer it is common te assume
that the construction of sewers leading te
the water levels above Itanck's mill, in
volves the removal of the city water works
te a point above that at which the sewerage
would empty into the Conestoga. We may
well pause at the enormous expense of buy
ing land for a new site, erecting new
engine, boiler, engineer's and firemen's
houses, laying miles of 24 or 30-inch mains,
rebuilding the pumps, erecting temporary
works during the transfer, buying water
rights and ether expenses necessarily te be
iucurred in a removal of the water weiks
te n point further up the stream. In the
present condition of the city debt, such a
change would be impracticable and impos
sible. If the drainage of the northeast
quarter Is dependent upon the removal of
the water works, it Is a hopeless case for a
long time te come.
But, as Mayer MacGonigle pointed out
in his message of 1SS3, in discussing tliis
same question, there is a far cheaper and
quite as practicable a way te drain this
part of the city, without removal of the
water works ; it has ether advantages, tee.
This Is " te build nn Intercepting fewer
from near the point nt which the sewerage
of the northeastern section of the city
must enter the Conestoga, run it along the
west bank of the stream te some point be
low the present water works. This Is the
plan recently adopted by the city of Phila
delphia te get lid of all the vitiating mat
ter which enters the Schuylkill river en the
east side from Mnnayunk te below the
dam"; and lu our own locality by this
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Common Sense In Oleomargarine.
Prem the very outset of the discussion
the Intf.llieknchr has opposed the re
cently enacted anti-oleomargarine law as a
bit of unjust, unconstitutional and absurd
legislation; and we have predicted that
any intelligent and just court called upon
te review it would condemn it.
The court of appeals of Xew Yerk has
Justified these expectations; and it has de
clared unconstitutional the New Yerk law
upon which the Pennsylvania statute was
modeled. There is a like fate, no doubt,
in store for the creature of our legislature.
It i3 refreshing te ben this wholesome
check by the judiciary upon offensive legis
lation. It is also rcficshlng te see the Phil
adelphia Times, which se hcnitily appieved
the law a month age, new se emphatically
condemn it, and give such excellent reasons
why it should net have been pasted, and
why, having been passed, it should be nul
lified by the courts.
The Pittsburg iien nianufacluiers have
substantially yielded te the dcinnpj5f
their weikmen and the strike Uteris ever.
These manufacturers display-' facility in
yielding that is only c.ynalcd by their
facility in declaring thft, they never will.
It would seem thattfanufucturlng of iron
is prolitable ftfthat locality, from the
yearning JAe- owners exhibit te run their
"""V'Tt is reported that the maiiufac
AYers outside of Pittsburg will refuse te
stait their mill, which would indicate that
they de net find business profitable.
It is a notable fact in the Pittsburg situ
ation that the financially distiesscd con
cerns were the most eager te run. Oliver
Brethers A: Phillips need te make a gieat
deal of money te meet the terms of the
extension given them by their creditors,
and they were first te yield and i;et te work.
Its leeks as though they thought it was a
case of de or die.
Following Is Judge l'atl 3rsen's opinion,
wrltten out In full, in the celebrated casts of
the Oak 1IIU tavern, LlttleUritnln township i
in which It will be rometnborod that the ro re ro
ineuslranU against the llconse based their
case largely en the fact that Illckuinn had
ence refiiRcil te glve Judge Patterson,
hluiHeir, nnd W. A. Wilsen, esq.,
thelr Hiipper when they came te his
hotel. "niter the weineft had gene
te bed." It Is only fair te the Judge
te say that Hickman did net knew
who he was, nnd after he found out, he
was. qnlte willing te let him sleep te a lata
hour and glve him a geed breakfast next
morning. The opinion Is published In fall,
even nt this Inte day, as it Is full of warning for
licensed tavern-keepers who may be called
upon te entertain bolated Judges unawares:
The Obligations of Ijntlnrln.
In fiunrtcrnPAslensfif ,nncntpr county, Jnnn
nry M'osleii. lusfl. In tlie matter of tlie iippll iippll
ratien of K. W. Hickman, for tavern license.
This application was prosentod and argued
belore the court en March 20th, 1883, when It
appeared that P. W. Hickman, a proprietor
of a hetel In lilttle llrltsln township, Raid
con nl v. hnd llled his petition for llconse in
the prescrlbed form accompanied by the
usual cortlllcate nnd bend.
Iteinonstrances wero filed by citizens In the
vicinity, who nre oppesod te the granting or
licenses, nnd depositions under the rnloef
court wero tnken by the respcstlve partles
ey me petitioners aim me remenstrants.
applied for. In all ether particulars, the tes
timony Is that the applicant keeps an order
ly and quiet house that the hottse Is the
only public house lu the township, nnd that
It Is noeessary te ncconunednto the traveling
public.
The testimony tp the latter fuels largely
preponderates seme twenty-twe witnesses
wearing 10 me latter, anu some ion or cloven
testifying only te the reputation of the hottse,
te wit t that meals Mould net be fumlshed te
strangers except nt regular meal hours, and
that a llconse heuse was net n necessity tliore.
New In considering this question It will be
seen that the court must hear nnd determine
each case en Its ovldenco nnd facts, nnd exor exer
cise Its discretion primarily for the public
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MEDICAL.
Oil TUB I1LOOD.
Brown's Iren Bitters
At the argutnent bolore the court, oblec-
Tlie llconse when irrnnted Is ulvcu te the
persen, nnd the court must leek te the per
son licensed te soe that tin law Is com pi led
with, nnd that his heuse Is kept In a proper
manner.
It should he understood by this tlme, that
It Is net a compliance with the law te furnish
entertainment te strangers only at the usual
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meiti neurs, atltl tnni u is net turnisiutif the
needed entertainment te such te say te them
my meal hours are se nnd se, and you must
ceme at these hours, or I cannot furnish you
anything te eat It Is well known that tlie
traveler cannot always rogulate his stop
pages, or place of lodging, and when at any
rcasonable hour he demands entertainment
the proprietor of a llcensed hetisu should fur-
nisii such as no reasonably can niieni.
New, niter looking at nil the facts of this
case, the court Is net net satisfied that the no ne no
tltlenor should net longer be entrusted with a
llconse. His attention having been new
called te his tiast shortcomings under the
law, we have hepe that he will correct the
emissions pointed out.
A fall tire of full performance el the llconse
laws Is productive often or great evll, and
should be avclded. A failure te de se by
this applicant, and ethors enjoying the privi
lege of a llconse, will he considered, when
clearly proven, sufficient te Justify the with
holding efa llconse.
After due consideration, both members et
the court ceiicurritiir, we concluded te grant
a llconse te the applicant. Mccnse granted.
Attest. nv tiik retiiiT.
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Trade Mark.
QUALITY, l'UIUTY, NOT QUANTITY.
On Kvciy llottle.
Combining HtON with PUIIK VKOKTAllI.E
TONICH. cinlrkly and completely CJ.KANSKS
and KNitlOHKS THE lll.etiri. Otilckens the
notion or the Liver nnd Kidneys. Clears tlie
vwmii.aui., .mi.ii in, ekiii niiitniiJI. HUIK!,
llpiuinclin or I'm-
THKIt IUONMKIH.
nnd Ira.?f:ltfl nvnrv.
where rcceniiiiciid it.
CLOTttlNU.
woiiimnxien, jiiskcs me nn
net Injure the Teeth. Cans
(lllrnConMlpiUlen Al.Ii O'l
CIN1.8 DO. I'hy-lclans nn
"OUnaKH & MUTTON.
A WORD TO PARENTS.
A tlii iHilklij-nre near nt hsnd, tlie parents
will wonder what is the bct te get their Imivh In
Oinwnr efOltithlnn. Pemr-thlng strong, nt tlie
sumo time nrnt niuldrcnny.
XXCVlUtlOXB.
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Penryn ParK? 4
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Dr. N. 8. itcentrs, of Marien, Mas says t " I
recommend llrnwn's lien Itlttci ns n valuable
tonte for clinching the bleed, and rrinevliiL- all
dysnmitla symptoms. It does no. hurt the
lln. It. M. IlRLZEtL, lleyne'ds, Ind.-sys: "I
have nicscilbed llrewn'j Iren lllttsnt In e.i-es el
anemia nnd bleed (Ucnc, nle when n tonic
was needed, and Ithas proved thoreufjiity satis-
I)it. Wm, Ilrnss, 2(1 St. Mnry's St., Xew Orleans.
l.n., says! "Iliewn's lien li",cri tclleved meln
a ense of bleed tioltenln?, and 1 heartlly coin
mend U te thote needing a purifier.
Tlie f-oniilne has Tiwle Mail: raA crossed red
lines en wrapper. Take no ether. Unde only liy
DltOW'N CIIKMICAL CO., HAI.TlMOItK, Mil.
Lames' Hash Heek Useful nnd attractive,
eeMtnlnlUK 1'Ht e' pilxcsfnr iccelpts. Informa
tion a. lout coins c.e.Klvenriv.iy liy nil iiIenlerH
In medicine, or uiulleu te liny lutdici e.i receipt
efic. Htiunp. (ii)
The Xcw Jj'ra nnd JCzaminer nnnottnee
Henry V. lllla as the United States senator
from New Hampshire. Who's llli.i?
A mtKAT deal of capital has lieen niade by
Republican organs out of what Is alleged te
be an animosity shown by Secretary Whitney
against Jehn Hoach In the matter of tliodls tliedls
imtch beat, the Delphin. It was claimed that
his vessel was net given a fair chance, be
cause ef.Mr. Reach's known Republican prc
cllvltlps. Yet as the New Yerk .S'iei shows
up the Delphin, ene cannot but feel that
Secretary Whitney's course in the tests has
been eminently sagacious. It illustrates its
point by the statement that the Stiletto, built
by Ilerresheli; a blind I'rovidence Ixxit
bullder, and Intended for speed hi smooth
water, inade In Its trial trip en tlie
Hudsen an avornge speed of 18.8 knots
an hour. The new Cunardcr, the Ktru
rla, maintained nn average siced from
New Yerk te Quecnstewn en its bcsl
day's run of 19.11 knots nn hour. Compare
this with the Delphin's record : Alter two
coinplete failures, the third effort resulted hi
the speed efa little ever 15 knots an hour In
the tranquil wntent of Leng Island sound.
When it went out te sen, the charts indicated
a rate el 13.0 knots per hour. Thus it Is seen
that in still water the Delphin was surpassed
by the unpretentious Stiletto by mero than
three knots per hour ; nnd in rough water
the Ktrurla surpassed the Delphin by mero
than live knots. And tins Delphin is
presumably a ilitiiateh lieat. Is it any
wonder that Secretary Whitney demands the
full penalty of tlie bend? He could net
conscientiously de less.
Titierti: will be a dlllerent tune en the sub
ject of oleoinnrgarlne in tliis state ere long.
Wi:st CiiKSTim householders have been
no tilled that the sweeping of the streets by
thorn boy en d the curb gutter Is forbldden, as
it entails upon the borough much needless
oxpense annually nnd besides destroys sym
metry of tlie streets. Tliore nre low towns In
the United States where the propensity te
sweep needs this efllcial restraint.
TintEi; peddlers unjustly charged with
stealing four hams from a Northampton
county justice of the peace cost the county
$100 bofero tlie proceedings against theui
dually loll through. The constahle and wit
nesses who milked this cow se profitably
should hnve presented the justice with
a geld-headed "cane as n testimonial el their
appreciation.
Tun man Cottrlnger, who has for years
bcen filling liis pockets with inoney derived
from the overlssne el stock In the Central
Transportation company, is ropresontod ns
saying alter his arrest : "I hail hoped that
1'uUmen would get control of tlie company
bofero the exposure came, se that the less
would fall en a man who was well able te
stand It." This sentiment is nt the root of
nearly all defalcations of this kind. Tlie thiel,
Ter he Is nothing mere, takes the money, he.
Ueving that he will net be caught, or If caught,
net much hardship will result from his
wrong-doing. It scorns te be forgotten that
the commandment, "Theu shall net steal,"
makes no exception of tiiose who aie nhle te
bear the less.
A Hey te Itea.t of.
Frem the Christian Observer.
A lady who had boasted highly at n din
ner party efher little darling nddressed him
thus: 'Charlle, mv dear, won't you have
seme beans?" "Ne," was the lll-iiinnnored
reply or the petulant eherub. "Ne!" ex
claimed the astonished mother; "no what?"
"Ne beans,"
TIIK LOVEK'S 8WEKTK3T MVSIC.
Sweet nre the carols of feathered threats
When the day has opened Its eye
Sweet, O sweet nre the tremulous nntrx
Of the young imithi-t's liillnhy,
Sweet te the lever when night eeuics down,
As he stands In the shudeu a dim.
Is the rustling lulnt of his lady' gown
As fche comes down the lane te him.
But a sweeter inusle te him than this
Oh I the sweetest under the suu,
I the low faint tone of the maiden' " yes "
Which tails that her heart Is wen.
Friw the Vosten Courier,
liens wero made te the reading and conside
rations of both additional petitions en behalf
el the applicant and also te tlie hearing of ad
ditional remenstrants, en ncceunt of theui
net having been llled In tlme ns required by
the rules of court ; such additional petitions
nnd remenstrances had tti6rofero te be re
jected.
That emission or ever-slclit was a misfer
tune te both parties, nnd Is rcgretted by the
court.
The rcmonstrnnse flled te the granting of
this llconse, sets forth that the applicant
"has been In tlie habit ofturnlngawaystran efturnlngawaystran ofturnlngawaystran
"gers who applied for entertainment, nnd
"refusing te furnish both meals nnd lodging.
"Hislottse, therefore, has been and Is kept,
" net m much as a placs for public entertain
"incut, but mostly nsn place for the saloef
"intoxicating liquors. Instead. of. Jiv? iar
" being nn attachment tp.'Avern, the lav
"em Is, lejlJAtfcntA nnd purposes, simply
"an attainment te the bar."
"The end for which such licenses nre 1s
' sued, has thorefero, In this case been de
" featcd."
"The remenstrants further state, that the
"necessity for tills tavern, moreover, Is
"scarcely apparent, and that neither de tlie
"great majority of the citizens of the town
"ship desire tlial tliis house shall continue
"torecclven license."
Tlie aforesaid contain tlie whole charges
en llle against the applicant, and If fully
made out and persisted in, by this applicant
or ether publle housekeepers, when In
formed et their duty, would afford atuple
cause te roveko thelr licenses.
In this case depositions, were taken by
both sides, and read te the court, but It did
net appear lu any of tlie testimony that the
applicant had ever sold liquor en Sunday or
in miners, or te persons niioxicaieu, or nau
violated the law lu any of these particulars,
nnd that fact should go far te condeno some
miner eUunces against the law.
The proofs ap;eariiig In the depositions
read did show that tliis applicant had do
llied te persons en nt least two dlllerent oc
casions, no mere, meals and entertainment
when asked ler by travelers, and when
wanted, tee, nt net unreasonable hours.
Onu of these occasions at least, was a lla
grant disregard of the duties imposed en pub
lic: housekeepers, under the license granted
by me court.
Tlie applicants for entertainment in this
Instance had traveled twenty-llve miles in a
nrivate conveyance, v ithetit anything te cat
olnce early dinner, and arrhed at this hotel
aijusiiuiriy minutes ixisi eigui ocieck in
the evening. Net an unreasonable hour, we
lliliiK, anu slopping oelero me uoer uiquireu
of the landlord If they could Iks accommo
dated for the night ; the reply was In the
alllrmative, nnil nfter entering tlie house,
said te tlie proprietor, that they wished a
warm supper. He replied that he could net
get up a warm supper at that late hour of the
night. The tniNolers expressed tlie sur
prise, nnd tlien requested te lie accommo
dated w itli a cold check, and said that would
be satisfactory. This request was as promptly
refused, and lieing extremely hungry, they
resorted te a store hi the vitlage, and there
with crackers nnd cheose and celli water,
that wero kindly furnished te them, they
abated the hunger se far as was at all s.ife en
the diet mentioned. They returned te tlie
hotel nnd wero furnished with geed beds anil
a promlse of breakfast, nt a certaln hour,
which was entirely tee early ter the conven
ience of his guests, and they accordingly
adopted a later hour for rising, supposing
that the rules of tlie heuse would hardly do de
pri ve them of breakfast, ifappliud for lu tlie
morning at S o'clek. In this the guests were
fortunately net disappointed for a little eiler
tlie hour mentioned, they were provided
witli n most excellent and bountiful break
last. Had tliis proprietor regarded his privileges
properly, and tlie evening previous read
the court llconse hanging en the wall, he
would have seen that It was expressly there
printed, that "a llconse te keep u hotel, Inn
"or tavern ought te be granted te liiin te no ne no
"ceuimodato the nubile mid entertain
"strangers and travelers."
New there was certalnly no excuse for
such dorclictien of duty such apparently
wilful Indlll'eroiice te the wants and necessi
ties of theso strangers, for whose entertain
ment he had asked for and obtained a spe
cial grant from the court. A refusal te en
tertain travelers under tlie circumstances
mentioned, whether it resulted from ignor igner ignor
unee of tlie laws or otherwlse, had it been
shown te have been of frequent occurrence.
the action of the court in this case would be
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Burger & Sutten,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
l(e.24 Centre Square,
LANCASTKIt, l'A.
PERSONAL.
Prrhidknt Wiiitb, It Is said, will resign
the presidency et Cernell unlversity.
William Ovstkr has begun te de busi
ness In Chlcaga He opens every morning.
i:i.i7.AnKTii Cadv Stante.v declares that
tlie Christian religion hasn't bonehtcd woman
te any considerable extent.
Statu Hui'i'.uiNTnNnn.NT Hieiihi: was
oxpected at the West Chester state normal
school examination, in West Chester, te-day.
SuxATen Jesni'ii P. Kkxxkdv has lieen
indersed for ronemlnatlon te the Hcuate by
the Continental club of tlie Third ward"
Philadelphia. -
OoVEnNejiJlo'-of New Moxlce, took the
oath JTOIffce at sunrise, recalling the Monto Mento Monte
?ama, whose followers dally ascend te the
housetops te leek for his return witli the Ged
of Day.
I-'LMKn H. Liniikmutii was married te
Miss Jcniile McDonald In Marietta last even
ing. Deth are popular young society pcople,
who have many friends te wish them ell In
tliis city.
CllAnLKs W. Hucititet.z has rcsltmed his
positional an engineer with the Phlladel-
Ehia A' Heading railroad company, and has
een appointed consulting engineer of the
Schuylkill IUver East Hlde railroad.
PnoFF.ssen Whitnkv, of Yale college,
is referred te bv the Athrntrum, in a recent
reviowerhlsarticloon "Philology," In the
" Kncylepwdla Ilritannlcn," as "certainly
the highest authority en the science of lan
guage in general."
flKeiiQK A. Jknks was serenaded Monday
evening at his home, in Ilroekvillo. He
made a brief address, in which he referred
te the fact of his appointment as assistant
secretary of the Interior. He has written te
Secretary Lamar signifying his acceptance
of the appointment.
Hey. Hir.Anv It. W. Jehnsen was re re ro
elocted president of Liberia nt the biennial
election held en May 5. Mr. Jehnsen is the
Unit native Libcrlan elevated te the presi
dency of the republic. He was educated at
Monrovia, and has had large experience lu
educational and public concerns.
Oe.nkhai. Losestheet, in his article en
"The Sevcn Days' Fighting about Kicii Kicii
mend," in the July Century, nrtcrdlscussing
the Confederate leaders, say, "without doubt
the greatest man of rebellion times, the ene
matchless among forty millions for the pecu
liar dllllculties of the period, was Abraham
Lincoln."
Jesni'ii S. Mn.i.Klt, commissioner or in
ternal revenue, became suddenly ill in his
ollice in Washington en Tuesday and was
removed te his home und placed under tlie
rare of a physician. Mr. Miller has lieen
overworked lately and this, together witli
tlie oxcesslve heat, lirestratcd liltn. He will
prelably lw con lined te tlie heuse for several
(lays,tlieugh no serious result is apprehended.
hullltaii'n hennllile Sncar en.
'Yen, I have an Idea of making a. sparring tour
through Knglund," iiald Jehn I.., ufter beeluK
McCutTrey In Phllndelphla recently. "I have
met all who nre worth meeting In this country."
The champion leeks well and hU friends say
that he Intends te quit drinking entirely. Of
course he may romlre semuthlng occasionally,
hut he wl 1 keep clear of barroom poison und
use only Dcrrr's Tuns Malt Whiskey. That
can be had of any lending druggist or
grocer. It it warrunted pure, and haa no equal
for the prevention and cure and pneumonia,
diphtheria, malaria and all nervous maladies,
Ten man who travels in much as Jehn docs und
Is exposed no much It Is V cry useful ; and, even
u champion needs something te keep his sys
tem In tone und vigor."
apply ejp n, l.iese pliiMcrs nnd nole lu mngln
rurci. ii i iiruc s Hires, iv., 3 rei- f
1'IiAHTKIl COMi'AN V, Ilosten, lla.
mngln
HOP
H)
AGIIEAT SUCCESS.
Yeu will sny se. What Is the use of suffer
Ingwlth llaeL-ache, Srlnllea, llhe nna.ls-ii.Slde-
np, Htuciicn, Click, Hld.iey Troubles, Bere
y ji
Cornwall & Mount Hepe R, R,
Kxcurslen Committee of Churehrc, Sunday
PrhfHils mid ether M'lictorKnnlrntlens, In wak
ing their slimmer m mngements, should ikiIiick
leet toieerve udny for I'enrin 1'iuk.
This dcllghttulieseitUsllmiti'd lu tlie midst
otthe
SOUTH MOUNTAINS
And Its grounds ceveilng hundreds of nerrs ie
easy of ureess fiem all parts of cnnlml Trf n.
nylvnnla. Kerthe frcoii'eof excursionists tlinre
ure extensive
CUOQl'KTANII LAWX TKXXIH OitOUNOS,
LAIttir. DANCING I'AVIl.lON, HAND
STAND, KITCHEN, ItASKKT
AND CLOAK HOOMS,
andCONSKUVATOUY
On the Summit of the Mountain.
There Unison refreshment room Inchnrgeef n
competent caterer, wheic tnenlgp.m be precuted
nt moderate rates, a pliotegir.ph galleiy and
numerous ether nttmctlviifeiitiiies.
Ne liquors nllewed en the grounds.
Excursions from el. neliils nn tlie l'Mlnrtelelils
A Keadi.igand Heading A ("eluinliln llullieads
will be curried direct te tlie l'aik million tcliantu
of enrs.
Complete Infoniiatlen can he obtained and en
gagements ctrcrtcd with parties from nil points
en the Philadelphia & Heading and heading .t
Columbia Itnllriwds, upon application te C. (1.
Hancock, (Jcncrnl Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Philadelphia A Itcudliig Hiilliead, V".'7 f-eutli
Fourth street, l'hllHdclphln, l'a nml with parlies
from Lebanon by apply Ing te the undersigned.
CAKL VON SCIIMALLNSi:!!,
8 u pt. Cornwall A Ml. Hepe Uullinud,
inavS-Sind Lelmnen l'a.
..A
F
INK TAILORING.
1885.
s
UMMEKOK IS&-.
teh win glve Instant idle.' t Apply o.ie directly
ci ni-i.nn fllll null III1IK IIS BOOMUUg, hllUlUia-
tlng nnd strengthening effect. Virtues of Heps,
Camula Ilalsniii and iliiigundy 1'lteh combined.
Hosts of pcople use and recommend them, fold
everywhere. Me., for H.trt. Mailed ferprlce.
IIOlM'LAbTKUCOMPANV.Itosten, llnss. 15.
miiE aiARlcTrirTFLOOjiw--"
, WiVl "l'1 l,w.n0.Kf show noting plasters of
flyi'iilifi con-position. KeiT we pie-ent you the
eoniplce vli.ues of I-'rc1-.! Heps, iliirguiidy
I'ltcn and Canada Italsnm ns the ingredients of
the Hep 1'larteii, Pure, Sweet, Fiesh, rnd never
fulling for nil pains, actus n.ul soreness, local or
deep-seated. Absolutely the best nnd strongest
porous plaster ever known. Theusnntis savse,
why net you T Only i"c., nr & for $1.00 every
where. Sent by mull ferprlce. IIOI l'LASTtfU
COMPANY, Ilosten, Mass. (10)
Q.REAT ELIXIR OF LIFE.
ENDORSKD BT THE WORLD.
DR. PETZOLD'S
GERMAN BITTERS!
Tm8 GREAT ELDCER OF LIFE
Is ft double Distillation of ever twenty different
kinds of the best Herman Herbs, this being the
only true and rcllnlilu process by which the en en
tlreOrcat .Medical Virtues and Curative Proper
ties or the Herbs can be, produced. We urecon urecen
lldent ttut this great (lermiin Tonic will be
found the most HriALTH-UIVINU ever placed
heroic .re public. As a
ItKLIAIILKAND PLEASANT INVICJOIIANT,
It Is absolutely wkhnut n rival and affords
unranteed
Annctlle.
rirtai.Mlrv-
Cholera Mmbus Nausea, Dluirbrra Asthma,
blck stomach, lllllleusness, Ague and Fever and
ethvi .Malarial Discuses.
This Ureat Medicine Fer Sale Everj-whore.
L. PETZOLD & CO., Prep's.,
HAI.TlMOItK, MD.
imperative.
What is the duty of the court in the
premises?
The net of 1S75, the last law enacted regu
lating the crauting of licenses, says " tlie
court shall tlx by rule or standing order a
tlme at which application for licenses shall be
heard, and nt wliicli time all persons apply
ing or making objections te license, may be
heard by evidence, petition, renionstrance or
counsel," and under the proper discretion,
It is understood the court may grant the
llconse or refuse tlie same, whenever In the
opinion of the court the same is net neces-.
sary for tlie accommodation of the publle and
entertainment of strangers and travelers;
and also upon sulllclent cause being shown,
the court may roveko any liceiise granted by
thorn.
Our supreme court have held that It Is the
duty el the court granting license te bear and
detormine each case en its ovldenco and facta
te ascertain the lltness of tlie applicant, the
necessity of his heuse for the accommo
dation as a hetel, or as un eating-house, and
te soe that the applicant has fully complied
with the law before his llcense can be
granted.
This Is a large discretion, and It Is te be
exercised primarily for the public geed and
secondarily for the prlvate interest, say the
supreme court. It Is an error te suppose that
tlie sole duty of the court Is couilned te the
Inquiry whether the applicant Is a cltizen of
the United States and la a man of geed
moral character and temperate haDlts."
Tliis large discretion, however, Is no war
rant for the oxerciso or arbitrary power.
The law of the state,says the supreme court,
has determined that licenses shall exist, ami
has left it te the courts te ascertain the
proper instances In which the llcense shall be
grauted, and thorefero has given It te the
court te doclde upon each case as it arises In
due ceurse of law.
The act of deciding is Judicial, nnd net ar
bitrary, or willful. Tlie discretion vested In
the court Is thorefero a sound judicial discre
tion, nnd te he a rightful Judgment It must
be exercised In the particular case nnd UKn
the fuels and circumstances bofero the court
alter they have been heard and duly consid
ered. Thus It will be scen that the court has a
discretion lu the adjudication of oisesef this
kind, and that tlie law intends, when exor exer
cised, It must he a sound discretion, and nc.
cording te law net te be exercised arbi
trarily, but en due consideration of u!l the
facts, which the petitioner, -und tlie remon remen
strances may present, us well as en ovidence
otherwlse sought for and obtained.
New the proofs proscnted bofero the court
with regard te the application of F. W. Hick
man, niuke It appear as we have already
stated, that In two instances he refused enter
tainment te stranger, and travelers when
jiisiioseiuiciy wucmii a rival am
Ixstjlxt ItKLiKP.aiid a rrttrKCTCeitKgu
In all cases of Dyspepsia, Less of .
Nervousness, Weakness, Cramps, D
npr.-8WASlydAw.
M'
ANIIOOD RESTORED.
nBMKDV FRKr.
A victim of veuthfi'l fninrndnnen ratialni? Pm.
malum Decay. Nei veu Debility, Lest Munnoed,
Ac, lmvlng tiled in vain every known remeuy,
has discovered u simple sulf-cu.e, which he wfil
endFUKK te his fellow sufferers. Add. ess,
,. . J. U. HEKVKS,
JlR-lyeedAlyw 43 Chatham St., New Yerk City
1885. SPRING
H. GERHART,
fINE TAILORING
The Largest and Choicest Assortment of
FINE WOOLENS
IN TIIK C1TV OF LANCASTKIt.
All the Latest Novelties In
FANCY SUITING.
ACIIOlCKLINKOr"
SPRING OVERCOATING.
TIIK VKKY JIKbT WOKKMANSHII.
Trices te suit all nnd all Reeds warranted ai
represented at his new store,
Se. 43 ITertti Queen St
(OI'l'OSITK TIIK POSTOFrlCK.)
H. GERHART.
TyrYERS A- RATI I VON.
THE GREATEST VALUE
-AT TIIK-
LEAST COST.
Cornwall & Lebanon
ASD-
Colebrook Valley Railroad.
MT
CLUTIIIXU.
"Oh! Cant That Shallow Ieni the Itrew."
Ven can't de It If yen have liver complaint or
dyspepsia. Thu darkened countenance tells thu
story of Inward coiiuiHittenr.nd wee. Clear your
stiinmch, strengthen your digestion, regulate
your ller. tone your nerves, and then away
f;oea the shadow from your lirew. and you are
uppy because, you uie well. Mrs. M. .1. Alsten,
et Littleton, N.C.s.ij 8, " I recommend Urewu's
Iren Hitters te the nervous und debilitated. It
greatly heneltted uie.''
Housewives, bIieji girls and saleswomen all
suffer mero or less from Weak Hack and Side
ache. Apply a Hep J'oreus J'laster and get In
stant relief. A fiiineiisstiengthcncr. Mc.drug
gists. (.1)
8VECIAL XOTIOES.
Dip one end of a Spenge in Water and the
whole will seen ha saturated. Se a disease In
one part et the hedy effects ether parts. Yeu
have noticed this yourself. Kidney nnd liver
troubles, unless checked, will induce censtipu
tleu, piles, llbvumutism and gravel. A timely
use of Dr. Kennedy's Favorlle Itemed- will pre
vent these results. It Is pleasant te the taste
and muy he taken freely by children and delicate
females. It gives elasticity, llfe and cheeks
with rejes ou them. Je-lOlind
unevKHir.s.
T BURSK'8, 17 EAST KINO NT.
FIREWORKS HEADQUARTERS!
NOW KEADYUTOIl DKALKUS I
Our crackers are purchased from Importers,
and we ure prepared te job at the Lewest Prices.
OUK FIRlCWuUKS
Are the Uneiualled Colored Works, purchased
from the manufacturers, Hnd we are prepared te
null them at Lewest I'rices, Stetckeepers 1110
Invited te give ug a call.
Hemember the HAMMOND'S SI.UO SHOT for
Petate Ilugs, Cut Worms, llose Hugs and Blugs,
Ac, Woaretheugonts for It. Storekeepers sup
plied at Jobbing rates. Alse sold at retail.
BURSK,
NO. 17 EAST &1NG STREET,
LANCASTER, l'A.
Hl'KCTAVLF.S.
CUPERIOR
SPECTACLES
-AND-
EYE-GLASSES.
Microscopes, Held Ulesses, Itarometers, Tele
scopes, Magie Lanterns, Thermometers. Draw
ing Instruments, rhilnsephlcul and Chemical
Apparatus. List and Descriptions of our Ten
Catalogues scut PUKE en application.
QUEEN 8c CO.,
NO. 4 CHESTNUT 8T,
wmyaw
PHILADELPHIA
TTEADQUARTERS EOR
SUMMER
Merine Shirts and Drawers,
Oauze Undershirts and Drawers,
Choice Nocktles,
E. & W. Cellars nnd Cuffs,
C. is C. Cellars and Cuffs,
Crown Cellars and Cuffs
The Best Fitting Dress Shirts.
8IIIKT.H AND SOCIETY I'AItAPHKItNALIA
MADE TO OK I) Lit.
At Erisman's,
NO. 17 WEST KINO STREET.
GRETNA PARK,
In the heart of the Seuth lAvintalii, ou the line
of the above rend, is offered t'l 4jidl ulnulj nnd
associations
Free of Charge.
These grounds, covering hundiids oracles,
aie easy of iicccss Hern all parts of Kusteni
Pennsylvania.
WThereaiiiMOlTNTAI.VSTItKAMf, spanned
by rtistle bUdges; .MOUNTAIN HIMtlNOS.
nailed up with native sandstone; .SHADY
WALKS und I'llOMKNA DE3.
A I.AKfJK DANflNtl PA VII.I.ION,
1. A 111. IUM.U 11 A I, I.,
KITCHEN, DININO ROOM,
andTAULKS, IIKNCIIES and Itl'STIt SKATS,
scattered through the glove ler the flee use et
excursionists.
LAWN TENNIS CltO(L i'.T, HALL (.ltOL NDS,
IIOWI.INO ALLEY, MIOOTIXU (1AI,
I.EIIY, (H'OITS asi KOOT 11 I.L
Are nineng the umuemcnt offered
Ne Intexlcathiff Drinks Allewed en
the Premiees.
3-I'nrtles desiring It, can nmeuie meals nt
theI'Altli KESTAI'ltANT, which will be under
the charge of MIL K. M. liOl.TZ, the noted
caterer 01 the
LEBANON VALLEY HOUSE,
who will been the grounds throughout the sea
son, giving It bis personal supervision.
ai-Encurslens from all nelnts en 1'ennsvlvn-
nla It. I!, will be canted direct te the Park with
out change of cars.
43-Kxeiiri.len rates nnd full Information cm
be obtained and engagements ettectcd with
parties finni nil points en the IVnnsvlvniila
It. U. upon application In t.l.O . IttlSl), As.
slstnnt Geueril l'uengei' Agent, P It. It., Ne,
2.B south Fourth Httcet, Plilladelphla, or te
J. C. JENNINGS,
bupl. C. A L. A t. V. U. It., Lebanon, Pa.
myU-'iiiid
EROIIANT TAILOR.
M
I. IcCATILET,
MERCHANT TAILOR I
NO. 134 NORTH QUEEN ST.
(lluchmlllcr's nullding.)
ONE OK THE FINEST LINES OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC GOODS,
KOU THE SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,
EVER SHOWN IN THIS CITY.
3-Call and take a leek at the goods, and you
will be sure te have your lucasiue taken for a
suit. JunelHyd
EL
IRSII.tRROTHKR'S
One-Prioe Clothing Houee.
NO
PRELIMINARIES ! NO
ADVERTISING I
FICTITIOUS
Hut Plain Fnctswlll tell yen the tain ever-1 line.
We claim te iuie the
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c,
In tlilj county. We also claim te sell goods
cheaper than nny ether store in the county. Te
convlnce yourself, call and see for veuisiilf, ns
every article In ourBtero is marked In plain tig
ures, and you are at liberty te leek through our
stock, w hether with the Intention of purchasing
or net. wegnnrniueopeiiio aiientinn mover
Vegi
ME
ene. Our MERCHANT TAILORING DKI'AR'
MENT la replcte with nil the Vurieus Styles and
Qualities of bUITINCS AND PANTALOON PANTALOON
INUSthature worn tills season. Yeu will de
well te leek ut our goods mid prices boleio buy
ing elsewhere, ns It w 111 be a considerable saving
el money te you. A I'errect Fit Uuaruntced.
Just Received un Enormous Stock of SUM
MER UOODS of all Kinds and Qualities.
SEERSUCKER COATS nnd VESTS from I.M
up. Single Coats as low as 40c,
OUU MOTTO:
"One Trice, nnd that the Lewest."
HIRSH & BROTHER'S
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING. HOUSE.
CORNER OF NORTH QUEEN STREET AND
l'ENN SQUARE.
CATiTj AT
STORK
REIOART'S OLD WINE
FOR
Listen's Extract of Beof.
HKX8T IS TU WORLD.
Established, 17i II. E.SLAYMAKER, AgL.
XeUn-tld Ne. 2) East King St.
MONEY IS SCARCE.
YES, WE KNOW IT IS, AND WK HAV
MADE A STOCK TO SUIT THE TIMES.
AT THIS TIME EVERY PURCHASER
WANTS TO 11UY AT THE VERY LOWEST
POSSIltLE FIGURE.
w
WALL l'A I' Jilt.
INDOW SCREENS.
A t.OOD-SI.KD
IN CONSIDER
WE THINK
ATION OF THESE FACTS,
CENTRE HALL
Is Just tlie Place te Deal.
CONSIDER TDK STYLE OF WORK YOU
KIND WITH US; CONSIDER THE QUALITY
OF THE C.OODS : CONSIDER THAT WE ARE
THE MANUFACTURERS, AND REMEM1IER
THAT YOU SAVE A PROFIT IJY I1UYING
OF US.
THE A MOP NT OF Ol'R
PROOF OF OUR GOODS.
Itl'SINESS IS
MYERS (I RATHFON
LEADING CLOTHIERS,
NO. 12 EAST KING STREET,
LANCASTER. l'A.
D
ON'T LET OUR EYE SKIP THIS.
It Is worth money toyentoscethollARGAINS
In Men's, Heys nnd Children's
L.
Clethi
-AT-
iN &
ng
BRO.'S.
ltcllalile Goods only.
FOR
Lewest Pilccsalwiiyp.
$5.00.
De net let the wonderful lewncss of Hie uric
make you think lightly or the Suits, Men's
Suits and excellent, tee, that wu elt'cr at this
figure, FOR H7.1M.
Thoroughly geed All-wool Casslmere Suits,
FORH8.0O. ., .,
Fine All-Weel Worsted Coikscrew Suits FOR
lO.OO.
Finest of All-Weel ltasket Worsted or English
Corkscrew Suits.
Reys' SlllUnt 1.75. J.33,3.en.1.00, up ter.00.
Children's Suits ns low us $1.23.
Thin Summer Clothing!
IN GREAT QUANTITIES.
Indigo Illue Flannel Suits as $i.V.
SeersuckcrCeut ni'd Yet at H.V.V
ltusluess l'nnts at 7"c.
AGAIN I AGAIN I
We extend our cordial Invitation te cull and ex.
lunln. our Elegant stock of Spring anil
Slimmer Clothing at prices te suit
all pockets.
L. GANSMAN & BRO.,
TllEFASlllONAHI.E MERCHANT TAILORS
AND CLOTHIERS,
Neb. 68-68 NORTH QUEEN ST.,
(Right en the Southwest Cor. of Orange Street,)
LANCASTER, l'A.
Open until 0 o'clock in the evening, Saturday
evening until lu o'clock.
Net connected with any ether clothing
sunn lu the city,
'JjrVf-ARVELOUS IN ITS OPERATION,"
1TX Sweet and healthy linen the result of
MlLLKliNSUOKAX SOAP;
VTADEIRA AND SHERRY WINES
AT
Keigarts Old Wine Stere.
II. K. SLAYM AKER, AaiHT,
KiUhllahea no.
Ne.
W K1BT KlKO 81HEKT.
feh,17-l
Wire Window Screen!
FOR FIPTV CENTS APIECE.
Mndotetlt thoulnden. This Is about 0110
thlidless In price than they wi-ie mst senben.
We have limn four te iHe thousand patent
frames In stock et all sfzes, leady te mljustund
tuck the ntii) en. They nre without doubt thu
cheapest nnd best In live. landscape Wiles
frcun-JS te Winches. Plain, ii, 21, '.s, is, SI, a.,ai,
M Indies wide. Sold bj the loot or loll allow
prices.
AMONG OUR STOCK OF
WALL- PAPER
Will be found a geed ni'iny iMilsnml Luds,
from .1 te Id, 12 anil I.', plll't h, iiiai Mil Mill iloe
outnlubeiit half . line. 'Iheie me seme vuiy
choice patterns among them.
DADO and PLAIN SHADES, Flvtnies, Cords,
Leeps, Ornaments, Ac.
LACK CURTAINS la great vuiietj, Poles, Ac.
PIARES W. FRY,
Ne. 67 NORTH QUEEN STREET.
LANCASTER. PA
COAI
BR MARTIN,
wneLKSvLic ANnnurAii,
Dealer ia All Kinds of Lumber and Ceal.
-Yaiid: Ne. 120 Ninth Water
ttrecta above Lemen. Lancaster,
and Prince
nS-lvd
rAUMGARDNERS A JEKKKRIES,
COAL DEALERS.
OmeKH: Ne. Ii) North Queen strict, nnd Ne.
H North Prince stiect.
Yards: North Prince stiff l, irnnr IteadliiR
DopeL
QOAI
LANCASTER, l'A.
uuglMId
M. V. B. COMO,
SSO NORTH WATER STREET, Unuister. l'a,.
WIIOLESALK ANU liKTAlt. DUALEK IK
LUMBER AND GOAL.
Conduction witu tub Tklki-iionie Exciiake.
Yakd and Orncu: Nn. 330 NORTH WATER
STREET. Icbii-lvd
"piAST END YARD.
C. J. SWARR&CO.
GOAL. - KINDLING WOOD, j
Orncx: Nn. '.SiCentic Square. Itetti yaid and
omcecennecicii wim icieiiiione ecnaiige.
aprl3-lydM&F.R
UOUHEFUllN ISU ISO HOODfi.
rpiiu
CHEAPEST PLAGE
ITO 11UY AT
LOW PRICES
STOVES, HEATERS, RANGES,
Geal Oil Lamps and Gas Fixtures,
-13 AT-
JOHN P. SCUAUM & SON'S
Ne. 2t Seuth liiieniSlrcel,
feb'IMvrt LANCASTER l'A.
A TlKOTAlTn lUIlll'I'V IN' KVI'IIV PAll.
J. tlculuris guaranteed by uilng MILLER'S I
J1UUAA SUAl, IUUII-KUI14