gn JR u
have gone as i... as
see her sick sister,
two would probably "have been a
stray dfummer for a grocery house
and old Squire Leonard, who used to
“e in congress, and who was the great
man of Manikee.
Dut, just the same, the fact that
the cannonball express did not stop
at Manikee made a deadly enemy of
the town against the railroad.
The town council passed the most
strict laws against the railroad run-
ning trains through the town at a
greater speed than 35 miles an hour,
and the town marshal, Jake Salters,
used to stalk the freight trains like
a deer hunter and arrest them every
time they left a freight train lying
over a crossing for a second over
three minutes.
Jake had a watch about as big as
a saucer and a star like a tin plate.
He would sneak down behind the old
mill and peek out at the freight
crew switching cars about in the
yard. When a box car would be left
blockading the street longer than the
time fixed by the town council of
Manikee Jake would converge on the
scene, waving his cane and holding
his watch as high as his head.
“Surrender, surrender, gul darn ye,”
the town marshal would command.
“Surrender, b’gosh. Ye’ve kept that
thar’ crossin’ clused for four minits,
and th’ law says’ ye shall only clus it
fer three minits. Come on, darn ye,
to jail.”
Jake would arrest the conductor of
the train and a brakeman or two if
he could find them and march them
down to the office of Squire Rubens,
wher Le perhag or
<0
_ tor, suddenly,
“if that train stops here, whistle or
something, and see if you can get Pat
Harris, the boss of the wrecking crew,
to come over here. I want to talk to
him.”
The train stopped, and the brakeman
blew a sirenlike note that lured Mr.
Harris to the calaboose window, where
he had a long talk with the gentleman
behind the bars. Mr. Harris seemed
guite taken with the proposition ad-
vanced by the conductor.
“It’s a go, Tommy,” said the boss.
“The kellyboose is only about tin feet
froin the track, an’ twill be aisy. We're
a-goin’ now ten miles beyant, an’ we'll
come back about midnight an’ do the
trick thin.”
At about 12:30 o'clock the wreck
train came quietly back to Manikee.
The car on which is placed the big
crane stood on the track nearest the
calaboose.
A jail delivery had been planned, but
a jail delivery on a scale that would
have alarmed a hardened jail-breaker.
The door of the calabonse was too
heavy to be readily beaten in with an
ax, and, beside, a few blows would
have awakened the town marshal and
his vigilant staff, who were quietly
sleeping in their homes a short dis-
tance down the street.
The wrecking boss had a much better
plan. The great crane was swung out-
ward by the crew and the heavy chains
dropped down around the ecalaboose.
Then with much squeaking and groan-
ing the calaboose was lifted bodily into
the air and deposited on the freight
car.
The wonder and consternation in
Manikee the next day was something
startling. Who had stolen the jail? Ot
course the railroad company was un-
er suspicion, but nothing conld be
ven. The town council offered $25
ard for the return “of the Manikee
calaboose, stolen by unknown
on the night of May 8,” but no-
peared to claim the reward.
pearance of the calaboose
ake the nerve out of Mani-
in was never quite the
The other towns alt
lace until some of
noved away.
ithdrew the blue
, and now the
be crossing
Reda,
rmfort,
uring the spec session of the
d'exas legislature niembers of {he
house are permitted to discard their
coats.
Satisfaction Guerm
Court Pro¢lamation! |
WHEREAS, The Hon. John B. Livingston, Pres- |
ident, and Hon. Charles I. Landis, Assoclate Judge
of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the county !
Lancaster,
. ' . :
and Assistant Justices of the Courts Oyer David 1. Engle § Furniture,
and Terminer, an ener: Jai elivery | .
and Blin I ind General Jail Delivery | West Main St, Mont Joy
Sessions of the Peace in and for |
the ( ounty of Lancaster, have issued their Precept, where Iam prepared to do eobbl§ag of coe i
to me directed. requiring me, among other things, to,| i ll Pa :
make public Proclamation throughout my bailiwick,, f Bescrintion at veusonuble vate
that a Court of Oyerand Terminerand General Jail De
livery, also, a Court of General Quarter Sessions. fi the.
Peace and Jail Delive ry will commence in the Count |
House, in the City of Lancaster, in the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania,
THIRD MONDAY IN NOVEMBER'
(THE 13TH, ) 1901,
New Repair Sh
I desire to inform the public that 1 have ope;
a Shoe Repair Shop in the bag emene of
ic
Men’s Shoes Half Soled and IHeeled Jor
Sewed on Jor 75 cents
Shoes Half Soled and. Heeled Jor 4ie
|
a0 nts
|
| Ladies”
| Sewed op Jor
Boys’ Shoes Aecording to Size
A Trial Job Solicited
ON THE Girls and
In pursuance of which precept PUBLIC NOTICE |
IS HEREBY GIVEN to the Mayor and Alderman of the |
City of Lancaster, in said County, and all the Jus- |
tices of the Peace, the Coroner and Constables of said |
City and County of Lancaster, that they be then |
and there in their own proper persons with their
rolls, records and examinations, and inquisitions,
and their other remembrances, to do those things
which to their offices appertain in their behalf to be
done : and to all those who will prosecute against the
prisoners who are or then shall be in the jail of the
said County of Lancaster are to be then and there to |
prosecute against them as shall be just,
Harry Sheaffer
PARISIAN CI 0AK
THOMAS L. MCMICITAEL, SHERIFF. | 28-30 F. King St., Lancaster

FLORIN HOTEL
- Po OO,
aes | Quick Sales
PUBLIC SAI. 2 ‘Not Large Profits
a —— rE — >
December 7, 1901 | A new season with us does
The undersigned wil offer as public sale, at the not mean striving for large pro-
Florin Tote, ra. ay fitis--on the contrary, we take
those 3 Lots of Ground fronting on toh, = side of |
| pleasure in naming Lowest Pri-|
cess at which gowns of merit can |
5 Large 2 1-2 Story | be sold. Too busy to quote pri-
: 2 Brick Hotel Property ; ¢es; but if you have an overgar-
ment to buy consult us before
(known asthe Florin ilotel, T' Wo amet Unre-Flalf-Story |
Frame Kitch mn and Summer Hease attached, also, | S
" is also, | o Oo y 2 se-
a Large Stable, Wagon Spbq, Shedding, Scale, Scale making y oy j parehase gis
House, and all the, necessary ortbuildings. This where.
property has ali the « ow ences, has running water |
PR RES
Saturday,
Florin, Lancaster coun iy,
the Harrisburg and Eaneaster Turnpike, in the vill-
|
age of Florin, Pa,, on which is erected a

mai
in front of buildin g me SF the BEST JOUN TRY ev ee
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Chas. S; Mayer,
28-30 E. King,
Penna.
resent owner intends aii the
hd ty will positively be sold.
J
town the
lay of sale will please call on the ED eagl reiding
§
1
el $s wishing to view the premises prior to the |
hn the same
Sale to commence at 2 o* clock p.m.
Dee
on Saturday. t
«7, 1901, when terms will be mas aide known by i
Lane: aster,
AMELIA MEYZROTH, J
Many E. TuaeT
C. H, Zeller, Auct. \ :
IH. I. Zeller, CIk, Independent Teleps, One 145a,
8
Warersoms |
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Rob Douglas, MD's
POTAYOES.
I have justweceived a Carload of New
York State Potatoes which 1 am sell-
ing at Lowest Market Prices. Prompt
attention to mail or telephone orders.
T. N. HOSTETTER. |

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GEORGE §. YOGEL, AUCTIONEER
Post Office Address, Florin, Lancaster Co., Pa.
Telephone Number 851.
Rates id Reasonable for All Kinds of Sales
FOR SALE! r
Three Avres and Fourteen Perches (Gravel Land
ina good stat? of cultivation and fenees in good re-
pair The land ix gitnated on the road leading from
Florin te the Mount Joy Cemetery, a short distance
west of the latter For particulars call on or address
MUSSELMAN,
F lorin, Penna
HARRY
rom SALE.
In the West Ward of Mount Joy Borough
A FINE LARGE TWO-STORY TEN-ROOM DWELLING
With Large Store Room and Warerooins At-
All necessary outbuildings. (all
on or address
tached.

€. B. Hershey, Justice of the Peace, Mt. Joy
STOP AT THE
Sorrel Horse Hotel
WEST Kina St., LANCASTER
The annex now complete with the SORREL
HORSE, makes a frontage of 49, 52, 5% and
55 West King Street. Dinner 25 cents, Best
accommodations in every respect.
your patronage solicited.

“A. B, ADAMS, Pro.
A share of
FIL.ORIN, Co
mrtg ke a gpecialty of Fine Up-To-Date Jenny Linds Rub
If wou don't want to buy a new vehi
Young Brothers Know hg
Gi,
vehicle gt owe owen works
old one vebult, go to the same place,
new amd they will do it for a reasonable compensation
A SPECIAL P14
Fifteen Second-Hand Pianos to be sald
Quality returned od from it, others taken
w Hardman Pianos. Must be sol
kind of terms. A rare chance to purchase such m
ering, Arlington, Hallet &* Davis, Haydman, Steinuy
We guarantee ail~the above
known Hester &
numeraius other makes.
Jine condition.
KIRK JOHNSON &
West King Street, Lancaster, Penna.
Remember, your terms will be ours.
Jobbing Promptly Attended To. Estimates Cheerfully /Furnish
JOSEPH B. GANT
SANITARY
PLUMBER #: AND # GAS #
TT xro Doors “West of Bowman's Stig
MOUNT FOF»
Ind. Tel. No. 833
Vehicles, Carriages, Buggies,
For Milkmen, Bake, 's, Merchants, constructed in a first-class manner
enced capable mechanics under the direction of a manrwfactw
the work speak for its worth, it guarantees every product of
and
ug =
TR
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MARIETTA aT
The sarne care exercised in repairing as manufacturing. Contrac
out ingquiry are seldom satisfactory Inquire anywhere about ne
don’t neglect to place on the list
W.C. HOWERY, M
Proprictorof the Mayiettq Cadriage Works, who wild willingly vefe

whom work has been done ag to whether it is satisfac,