The Herald and Torch Light from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 3

3AOERSTOWN. MARYLAND. LOCAL AFFAIRS. I.tillicran lU'ilitiott at I'en-Mur Autc'isi 01, i ri'il-U'tter day Hi'! I of I a Mary- Ian 1, Wt's! i i i i i i i and tlie i i i i i i is oslinvUcil th-it i i i pt rs ms I'ncii- i i i i i on lli'it lit' at I i A i i I a of wns I nsusii of the a i Itaml. i -onuttnu i oou- I 'I'l't'-if ill nc i i i sixtt" inches, i i i a i tliii! II in tlu- fUiernoon, i i i i i i siirrus-t Hum any i i prr of-, i i i was i i i 1 ins; a i i i i II i i iui'1 W'lsliisijjtoii lluu ir; it icprc-tt i i I'toin cvi.ry i ciii.i-ri'i; i' i those i i hx troin i i i i i i i i i M' Ai u.sllc, I'hamlH'rsihurir, Wiiyv-Vi sio.

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1 I i pro- A a to 'i: th" re i i i i were i I i 1:11 i i i i V. i As i a i i i i i i v. I .1. i i i I i i ir, C'l: niliers- Hndcrs, .1 I i i ni and all tl. 'l I i i i Count i i i wi re pn sent ui i i Moud-iy i i i Suke pn -ci tt i i ion of Soul 1 a-'kii-.

1 to i I i i i i i Mock-yurds i i i i i i ruti; l.pi'N Mr. Stake called tl.e 1 i i i i of i i to the fact Unit B'lllim ire and i I a i a Company is pr a i i i its st ick-ynn's fiom i I a i lo 1 i i a st dei sou null Potomac street, in i iicighborht'oil i a I I I i i i I a-Tii'iisl proeteel- a nu's-inee to In- upon pri.pi i i i i i i i railroad company i i i i i fcliciiM ho removed euMp.ly bo- ynnd i t-'iiy i i i i i i i iu IM I 11 I i i i i a i i I i i i i .1 i i i a i it i In i cv (. a i A. i i 1 f-hou' mi pen-. 1 Mr.

S'like urged nn H- i t' 1 i i n'. i erect the yards PH ri" t- i cx- i i i i Heorge Jloover Commits Ueorge Hoover, who lived near C.iewsville, committed suicide about noon on Tuesday hy shooting himself in the head with a pistol. Hoover was married last January to Miss Hosa Jones, the daughter of Mr. John Jones, of Chewsville district, and made his home nt Cavetown i three weeks ago, when he took up his abode i his father- in law in the house where he ended his life. The two men were engaged in truck gardening, and the family appeared to be living together in peace and happiness.

No sufficient cause is therefore assigned for his fatal act. On Tuesday moruing he drove to his old home in Cavetown, where his father and two brothers reside. They, however, were absent aud he returned about noon. a i i the room where his wife and mother in law were engaged in a i for i he was asked by the a about some grapes that he pronvsed lo brills; home i "I'll i a i "he I i the adj i i ro-im in th" front of tin house, i the iiir of a a i a as he His a wit i ca.hu and a a i httu.i; ob-tervabli about i demeanor Ill-it indicate i i a i that i i i a a i i Iu vt ry short "me -I'ler he en'eretl tht fr iut room fit- i i was s'artlctl by the i i leport of i i i Jones, his a i in law, i-hed lo the do ir. t.p'-nei it and saw tl in a i chair near a i i head a i over till, back i the i i b'o nl streaming IV jin his HI I a in the t'-mple, aiiil a cub her revolver clenrbet in his i h-ind th a i i on his lap Among those i for as sibtance was Dr.

J. who ex- I expressed the opinion th-il dt-Uh was in s-tantaneous. The body i in the i it. i at hia tleaih i the a i a on Ihe scene ol Ihe stale's attorney that ut'U-ruoon. No inquest was considered i us IK; taut ot suicide was pnlent.

(1 Hoover i-l tive years iigi'. His i a i i i i l'ik-n lo Chyc i inlerrcd i ie An ti act Weather in charge of i i i mid I I in cr operal- Slates Weal her i i i whose ct ollio; i.s at Johns i i a i i llaUi.nore, writes to the I I A I I Hint i i of Hie Weather (Hi has the Pirector of the a a S'ale Wealhi Srrvice to nrranee foi the eslahli.shineut of fifty additional a siyial i a Mation-i iu ISIary lac.tl und I a a of ihis locality, i i i i i i I I'uiniL-rs of the i i i to hivti the the c'or of tliis si i vice i be pleased to i i i i i i i i i i i to tele- i i i i to Mime i.ne ot the who 11 iii.t u-i i Ihe tele- i is a i 10 any point, the i i i i uu.li i i the pretlictious ti li graphed, at expense of the ure as follows a the sign displ-iyt tl promp.tly up ceipt of telegrams in aeeoiiHuce i i forecasts, or a i sent out IV, in the C'culriil Ollice. a form (-'Uecord of Weal her i lie up. sh i by the several a i i mid iu a i to the observer ut Halti- ire, lit (lie ol To the SNstein ai.ew II iir, to local ra'ii-, has Ii en i '1 I nd lonal Mug is of tiie S'i me di mt nsions lie i and i wave" II igs of the i i ol I i i i i i i i i b.nrs of i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i stales that tl.e nee-ssary display of li i in a SLH, be furiiihlied hy li'irciu. This obviates the necessity for any whatever in i tins displays, aud it is hoped that the a i a i for the i be lu-uiy and forwarded, so i i the i display stut ous, shortly -1'ier the transfer the Weather Uureaii to A i i i a m-'iit, may 'u- i i i tht; is i i Ii i- desired that such '-oon-t he selcctivl i as wi 1, i I i i to i a i the ti.igs, i i to the newsg ipers of i i a i i a it iy be i or puMi'-hi-d 0:1 I i V' 1 i i i I 11 1 il i Ti.

i i 1.. i i i i "i i i i i 'A' i .1 i i i i not a i ci I t- i 1 cr 1 1 i i it i i I i i i l.c.ii Vf per i i i i i i i 'p 1. 1 1 iminee, n', s'oi k- i i i i iy i nl. i cci i ado not i do I 1 a 'lay we c-iN, or i on i i a i IK to I i slnidi 1 a 1 i I i'vt i i Hi', i i i i it-t i i "-ji-t; line l.n nor i a i le i lo L'rriw 1 rs i.nl t'oi It. en at a 'he '-i a il.e i i.i hold on Sou' I'oioiunc i i lien I the i a i.s 4 at iy er-ss- mus I a i and 1 rry st-cetH, in r.ii".

i i i i -t i 1:1 at a 1 s'nl i a 1- i id, i i i s'rects, ami on i Stpiare fio.n Wi shing- toii i i in i i 4 to pen i i I i i i i i This i a mstriiction i i i -A l.o 111 iv It at tl new i lie i i-, -ud i e.i,und I ir Ihe i i The VV.i!ih!nu!i i'i a i i i i i por', i i i i fid i i e-ic'li, i i i i the ei.u'.i! i 1. A i cf lo h-iv i ic Annll'or L.unil tobt: i-ctl. Subscriptions beiiu: in this cily li the ioiinr.Mi'ri cf a mpi.ny to us the 1 and Company of Washington i i i i a a i ttoc'k of oi.c thousand dollars. i i inteiideil to i i i (rjntiiius i acres, owne.l by Mr. I'.

M. i embracing what havo been hert-toforL- as the Hamilton, SpieklLi Seiiloturoojk tracts. t'pon the i ot forty cent, of the amount i i i by any i in fi'iu ton er C'-nt. Ul.r.e.iti, I.e i re- ceivi! a eei of i in at the first laud sale, etpnU in to the amount i'f his i i i i sub-cup ion. No houses ct a i i i i dollars trci-ted on any ol Hie i properly will be itlcd, untl nil of aloiit; or bricU, i i i to the lines rslablislietl by Ihe i to all plans and specificutiors must be i for The company i be in- orp.Tjtetl wlit-iJ the t-ntiro amount ot stock has necn siib.scribi.d.

teller Carrier. i i a 1'orter, who li-is been on the rolls of the Hagcrstowu postollicu as a substitute letter cnrritr, lias been appointed a permanent carrier and will till the position now occupied by Milton Beeier. The latter will ictire and be scccecdeded by the former October 1. Tlie rcntrenlh nt i i be a nottible ir'itln'iiri; ot I'niou vctirans nt A i i on Thuradny, Sup- cr 17, tl.e i i i i i of the i i i i bt- lit hi by survivors of Connt i New I vnniii. Ohio.

IVhiwart 1 iind i i i a i n's. A'liont; i i i i One i i i i a nil Nt-w One i ami i i I't I i a a i i i i i Tho U'n-r lirst-named i i a mipost'd isMde, ami they i hohl a i i This excursion a i nuiiihiT 'ib ut live in cludini? l-i'lii'3. On a evi survivors of tiio i i Kt'nimi'ut held a in H-iltiinon 1 i i i i i to an ors; 1 ition, i i i i i i i i the A i i a i a i A meeting, which about i i were jnesent, was held in lltiiue'a a on i i i of last week. The i on appointed tit the pn i i inert inn por'ul i i i i i i i a i i Uiimcf). A i i i i pernmmMii i V.HS a i i i of 'harh 9 A.

John Jcnk, i i i i II i CliHilus VV. a Jostpb K. Sweet, Tlioinpaor, John W. i i i (1 1'urniU and William A. Noel The i also nrrnrmetl lor un xeursitMi to An'U'tinn on SeptLMiiber 17.

ami i i i tion i bt- i tl' 1 on this ofsimion. regiment IDS', over two i 1 and I. tl. in lhat a Tlio War i has iinlborixuil the i of the York regiment to a hroi a in Anlietnni i i i a By the Il'igers- town i i ami Land I Company, 11 lot of ground in the (i 11 i Atldiliou, the i mills, for five dolhus. By Jacob E.

Fisher, for F. M. Me Cjrty, a mse iind lot on Jackson Laue, a A to Edward Stake, for six hundred a fifty dollrtts; for Joseph Kiiusler, two vncnnt lots on Cannon avenue, to Jtimes 1'. Harler; t'r himself, a house and 1 on Ijane, to Eilward Stake. By Improvement Company four lots, to Cnptaiu George "iless, of Sharpsburg, who bus contracted to erect, a building ou each.

15y Jacob K. Fisher, for JLss J.me Logan, a brick house on Green Lane, to Mr. Wyixtt M. Keedy, ou private terms. Kev.

W. K. Main has purchased from the (joheeu I eirs a blt-k containinR nineteen lots iu the GailhiLier Atbtilion to llagers- town, nittr tne hid; miils, lor liyt: hundred By W. E. Folly.

for Mr. Georjie Yager, a lot ou Howard street, this city, lo Mr. Milton Itchier, for ouu hundred and lifty dollars also, for Mr. Sin.ou Walters, a house and lot on North street, to Mr. (Seorge Yager, for three and fifty dollars.

Louis Hose sent to this oltlce copies of Boston papers, with maps and handsomely illustrated descriptive pamphlets of that city. IK. C. T. U.

Annual Convention. -To-day the fifth annual convention of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of Washington county will be held in Christ Reformed church, Sharpsburg. The officers of the Union are President, Miss Sarah E. Gibson corresponding secretary, Miss Lizzie Storey recording secretary, Miss M. G.

Baker treasurer, Mrs. E. Anne Btiker. At nine o'clock in tbe morning the executive committee will hold a session, after the expiration of Miss Iva Albaugh, of Hagerstown, will conduct devotional exercises After routine work, such as roll call anil reading of minutes, Mrs. G.

Finley Smith, of Sh.irpahurg, i deliver an address of welcome, to which Mrs. Edward II Zjigler, of Ilagerslown, will resp md The remainder of tbe moin- ing session will be deyotcd to receiving reports of county officers), i and local unions, ami Hie a i ff commit'eea In the afteru-Kiu, at two o'elitck, the proceedings i cmbtac.e devotional conducted by John D. Main, ot Hagerstown; an address on i woik, by Miss Mary i if It ilirersvillc; an address on parliamentary upMgc, by Mrs H. H. a of I i elections of ollicers and i Bible, reading, liy Miss Sarah K.

Gibson, of HMHI-IS a miscellaneous busim-t-s. The i session wi 1 li" In Id a 7. HO o'clock iu the evening, when pro uraui i includ i a exercises: Bible reading; Music reading, by Miss Lizxio Miller, of Sliarpsburg 'in inldress by Kev. Burton It Carralian, Keeds i a song, by i I), i of Hagerstown An i i a i i.s i-x'ended to the public: to be present at scveial sft.sions. Highest of all in Leavening U.

S. Gov't Report. ABSOLUTELY PURE May 14, I80l-1y. Struck by Daniel Kohler's house on South Potomac street, Hagcrstown, was struck by lightning abont four o'clock last Friday afternoon during the prevalence of a severe electrical and rain storm. After shattering the chimney, the electric fluid ripped shingles from Ihe roof and did considerable damage to upper ceilings.

The electric lamp at the iulei sect ion of Washington and Locust streets was struck, and the covering ripped away. A horse hitched in fiont of Bcachley ant) Co's store was knocked down and A number of people in town fell Ihe effects ol the electric lluid quite sensibly, a no one was injured. Trial Hcrnton. Mr. Hnydrr.

of New a i i a has received call from the Lutheran congregation at and will preach his trial fermon in that church at half p-ist ten o'clock next Sundny morning. Grove Exhibition. -exhibition has yrown into high favor i Washington county people, l.irge numbers of whom alteirl every year. The seventh frej i i i i 1 be held Tnetday, Wedmsday, Thursday and Friday next, and a varied ami i i i piogmra is promised. Sir Charles A Liille, of this city, i deliver the uddiess nt I'm mill i nn Tuesday.

An -ther a a i on i tiny is a Indict' i i match, the priy.iis being tup and hi.mlst.ine, i i i i i is Funnels' Alliance and Grangers' D.ty. lion Mortimer i hi ad, lecturer of tbe National Grantjc, find i L. I'olk, of tho N-viional Farmers' Alliance. deliver addresses. Theie i alto be a cavalcade of stuck ou i i and the exhibits i be judged.

Thursday is Maryland l)'iv, when Gtv. A Fleming and lion. W. W. Hatch i be speakers O.her features are a eavulcade of stock, base bal' match ami a a shooting contest, in which members of clnba Maryland, Virginia and Weft Yiryim.i ill participate.

On Fiiday premiums i awarded, the baby show i be held and a grand sale of exhibits made. Exclusion rales arc oil' red by I lie railroads and the occasion i be i by numerous bands of music. Amonir the local rrpiCM a i i on the )t'irtl ot i ami vice prcMilents ure Hon. Iwiinl Slake, i i a UpdcgralT, John Stonehmker, of Il.igerstown, and D. drove, of Sli Samuel lebb, of Sbarpsburg, is one of ihe FreliiM Varn Wrecked --Two ears were completely wrecked and lliird d'T'iile'I (juite eaily last Thursday i near Cnshwa's warehouse, in lliij city.

A the Rrrivnl of the mirinigbl freight i a i by the Western Maryland roilroatl, its engine was detached to run a number of a i the siding at Cnshwa's coal yards. Other empty cars on the silling were forced violently ou the main track, and such as projected beyond tbe siding were struck by the train. Two were thrown on i Bides and dashed to pieces'; the trnck of of another wss derailed and the cur ncrops the track. The sheds in the I yard were also injured considerably. board of county commissioners was in session Tuesday.

The report of examiners on the Oeoige Alfred Townaend road, in district i No S. was and tbe road ordered to be rccoided. The report of Ihe examiners on the Thomas VV. Norris road, in district No. 5, was rteeived anil tlm rofttl ordered lo he recorded.

The cli ik wtis instructed tt) advertise for proposals to i i i i coal for the of the county. Orihan' Court. Frid iy August 1891 --Letters ol administration on the er estate of Christiana K. Herncr, deceased, grnnled Thomas TnirgHri. Alexander appointed guardian to Henry W.

a i VVm. Woodward app ilnted i lo Christopher a i Homanns K. i i i i i a i t. a. of i i a F.

Orndorf, deceased, settled i nce.iir.t. I I I A A 2o, 1301 --Last will and ol Joshua C. Wilson, deceased, a i i lo probate letters testamentary on ihe i a ol said deceased granted Mnry Wilson Letters of Administration on ihe personal estate ol Toms, ilecenw-d, granted A Hi.lTer and D.uiiel VV. Fol's, Letters I a i a on tin; estate of Charlotte deceased, granted M'Utliew I a i Letters of administration on the personal estate of Uolau, dercnscd, granted i A a a Funk. fllnry Klizabeth Haines, i ol Joseph IlaitHS, dcceasetl, settled fiisl HC count.

rioorge VV S-nitli, gu-irdian to Danii 1 Charles; Orndoif, Full led and final account. i i a A Murdock, guardian to i i Hi.trman, settled i i and final account. A National Event. The holding of the World's Pair in a city scarcely fifty years old will be a remarkab! event, but whether it will really benefit Ihi nation as much as the discovery of Ib Restorative Nervine by Dr. Franklin Mile is doubtful.

This is just what the Ameri can people need lo cure their nervousness, dyspepsia, head ache, dizziness sleeplessness, neuralgia, nervous debility dullness, confusion of mind. etc. It act like a charm. Trial bottles and fine bool on "Nervous and Heart Diseases." with nnequaled testimonibls, free at Blew Lucas'. ix warranted to contain no opium or dmga.

KltleM' Nerve ailu 1.1 ver Pi I In. Act on a new principle--regulating Iht liver, stomach and bowele thrcniyJi tfic nerves A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills cure billiousnesa, bud taste, torpid liver piles, constipation. Uuoqualed for men women, children.

Smallest, mildest surest! 50 doses, 25 cts. Samples Fiee, a Blew Luciib' March 13, IMU-S! iiciiintr Symplons--Moisture; intense i i a i stingimr most a i worse by scratch ing It allowed to continue luuiors lorm which often bleeJ and ulcerate, Incoming very sore. Swayne's Ointment slops the itching and bleeding, heals Diet-ration, and in most cases removes Ihe tumors At gists, or by mail, for 50 cents. Dr. a Son.

Philadelphia May 21, I BROWN'S IRON BITTERS Cures Indigestion, Diliousness, Dyspepsia, Mulii ria, Nervousness, nnii General Uvbility. 1'liysi cians reeomnientl it. All dealers sell it. (Jemiim trade mark and crossed red lilies on wrapper. Norman Vrancll Friday i Norman Council.

No. 30, i Order I'nited American Mechanics', wan organized in Ihigcity, wilh forty-two charier membera and the following officers Junior past councilor. Chas. A. Schwinger; councilor, H-ibert Thornburg; vice councilor, Cidvin L.

Heed recording secret a VV. K. i i i financial secietnry, O. V. i i i i i treasurer, Luther M.

Wai i conductor, A. W. warden. Kobert B. Carlisle inside sentinel, Henj F.

Pofi'enberger; outside lenlinel, Clarence Moore; trustees, James Harter, C. A S-v-h winger, George JJhodeniser, Haiti.a, Moore. Mr. McComas'ft Oltservatloitu on Western Washington, despatch I ho Baltimore American said Kx-Congressman K. McComas wns the city for a lew He Ims just from an extended he West ami tttr as the Vellowstone 1'ark and the Hound is one i i I noticed," mid Mr.

McComas, "and a was good 'tlect of President Harrison's Westein i i went over a great deal of the he lid, and saw the result. Tlie people ou arc getting stronger and for he Adininiuistration. They have Been lie President in his i by pcrs mal contact, and it was good for both. They ire realizing that the A i i i i i i ia for it has been rcmtiikably fiom icandal, compared i Cleveland's ir is trong and vigorous, too people are buck to the llepublicau for Lev see big crops mid are sn'istied i klcKmley prices. Tlie wage earueis' tnrifl' growing on them, and they now see its and an; satisfied.

I i the people the West are for Harrison Blaine is trong, and you hear a great deal of i mt Hit! impression seems 10 be stronn hroiiL'hont West i a VIr. Ulaine is for the A i i a i and yul lo the President. It i i lhat lie Administration ia i Rtronsrer day tiny throughout the great Northwest ll'fmlxnr Knltlliiy i i i i Mills of a compi'ny ir.rorpor.iletl veeks ago, are about to erect their f.tclory i i on the a of the Company, at the conur of jingnnore and Hammond sM-ee's Mr. has bn-n awnitleil the eon- ract lor i construction. They i he biick, high i i of the engine am' boiler a ne by i i feet in dimen- ions.

It is the company's purpose to a i hosiery only at Ihe i i ila operations, and the initial capacity of he i i be one nnd tifty ti7.eti daily Tiie manufacture i be i reused as to HUH and varie'y of prr- unts as circurnstancps may warrant. The ouipany's ollicers are John W. Stoue- Nicodemus, ice prenidt'nt; A- 1'. Conner. Ircasaier iginuml TeUiry and iiftiniger.

In horse ran away i i-tonebraker Bros." i wngon on West Bethel street, this i last S-Uurday morning, when the driver, Peicy 11. cnlcreil the parsonage of the African Methodist church to get nn icon-mil In a short, time the loam collided W. II. Uhk-r'8 delivery wagon, breaking both its shafts and throw- inn out driver. As the horse attempted i West a i street, he fell ind wns secured.

The wagon was in bad i i one of the sbufis, two wheels, he tloor and eeveral other of its parts eing broken. JlfttctlngK --The Hharpsburg cong- retcalion of the Church of God i hold a bush i on Saturday, September 12, in the woods on the Iiochrr a about one i of Sharpsburg, on Slmrpsiiurg and Hageratown i The congregation in charge of Hev. Montgomery i conduct a bnsh meeting at Mount Briar, about one mile from I i beginning Saturday, Koptetn- bi-r o. anil i i to the eighth of the mime Contracts J'or Iron lirldnea--The directors ot Ihe BooiiHborough i Koivd Company on Friday evening lad to Petin Bridge Company, of Hoavcr F.tlls, Pu tbe contract lor the erect i nt two iron bridges--one over the Anlie'iirn creek nt i nr-ar Sharps, burg, ami the other over the i Anlic- lam, in i The former is to be completed by September 20, ami the latter hy October 1 The cost of both bridges is hundred and i dollars. Lllerary--The intellectual i three i represented in tie' Scp lember well ErmliKh essayist, F.

II. Meyer, of Cambridge, speaki for Kiiropean thought iu a careful paper on psychical wi rk. a Oishi, ot Japan, rcpref-cnls Asia i i a ou the i i Signifieance of i i i i i i in a a i eueh able as Itabbi Solomon Selnndler, Itev. (Jeorgu C. i i Thnnias 15 Preston, Sylvc-sler Baxter, and editor represent America.

Mr. Flower's paper on "Fas-hion's Slaves" IH i i i by i i page pboio- uravures and over a seme ol (smaller pictures, i i a i i tushious i Ihe past i is a strong appeal lor diess reform, i considers the subject from i i i i i anil i a points of i The i i i of tliis issue is a i po'niit of the dis i i i Baptist i i Kev Ocorgn C. IjOnmer A fine ol Kuma Oishi also accompanies i paper The New i for Septem ber et'ii I ins a i i i ruled ai tide on a i i i BS and his ats, by A. Mi a i i i of the BI ston a C'lmpohe'li i and i old Brass Cannon, by i Ktiie (ianr.ell A Pan Kepublie Congress, by Powell; the I i i i i of a i i a i i i a hy Cliarli Howuid i The i Caun- i a a a i by Dr. Prosper liemk-r; i i Pontiac aud Tecni.nseh, by Caroline i i Stti ker an a i on books and novelists, a i a I a poems, by A Salmon, hn Allister Currie, Kiie i i and Caroline Thayer; i stones, by David BiilVum, Caroline Sinclair Woodward and Mary L.

Adams; North Shore, i a by Winlield Nevins, and i i ditorial comments B. L. SPANOLER'S BLACK (iOOI)S FOR I I The lati-st from fashidn's st'ftt tif a s.nys "Black anil Ilit'ss tiomK i i this season." i a i inatle ineot i i demand and wo now show mark Heniii'ttas, iJIftt-k heroes, l)liu-LCiisliintns lihit Hlack i Blark Salines, I i ('HiHon IJliifk Suitings, i i i i Hint Hnmliiirprs, llliti forn'tv Blaek (iloyps, i a Hlaek Lares, l.nwns. Mulls, 111 at Wnsli We of the most etnnpU'lo asstirtiiii' s'-uie I i a enrreel hrice.s. K.

A i KR'S, I I I i A P. A. slock can lit, i I Xi-i'ltyrrt, i i A i A i i i i it I Wo.il mill fun ii 1 lihywltorf i ol tho i i i I i i i il tlie ol, lo lie ikilqimr- 8-18-SS Caiiilht (n i Act. Mr. Sylvester alentine, of Valenlii.e street, i city, bus a pasturing a cow in a liel-l near the tile woods, north of town i here hud IK-CII a marked i i i in the upply of i received, and be was nt a ss to account i the failure, the cow eing, ftceordint; lo tlcsc.rip'ion, o.i i Several days ago i Mr.

a i i was repairing Ihe fence about past tire field he i inn rrivetl at a solution of the milk problem Ivit had been bothering him a few weeks. the cow was a i unpUiccntly in he field while a large black snake was re- himself i pure, unadulterated fresh trom its source. Mr. Valentine alt a sudden stop to the i i process ml attempted to despatch the thief, but i suce-j'ss, the snake milking his scape i a pile of stoms l'ree will appear by to the adverlisiug columns t.f this ssue the board of managers of the Maryand Institute for the Promotion of lechanical Arts Hers to the young men nil Wfinrn of Washington county a scholarship, free for i i the appointee oing eligible to renppoiutmvnt a a ntil graduation. The I i embraces he following departments, either of which may be selicted by the applicants: A ndastrial Architecture 'ommcrcial df partmcnts.

Mr. P. A. Witmer, secretary to the board of county chool commissioners ot Washington county, nnouuces lhat an examination of applicants the scholarship will be hJd at the school commissioners' olllce, at nine o'clock the morning of Friday, September 1 Heath of Mrs. Jennie lennie Mobley, wife of Mr.

Hurry H. ilobley, died last Friday morning at Baltimore, in her thirty-fifth jcar. Deceased was a sister to Messrs. Elder, George and Sdwarel Hoover, of Hageratown. She was member of the Catholic church, tier remains were brought to this city Saturday morning and interred in Rose Hill Cerne- Fort 1'i'ctlei Ick for a Permanent Camp --Uonsitlerable trouble is experienced each yetir in the selection of a campground for the Maryland National To i a this ririguticr-General Howard is fsivorabie to tbe selection of a permanent esiiiip ground und suggests Fort Frederick as tho location.

The construction of tlio Western a a railroad extension, i a point, makes it, he i perlecUy A a i a for the purpose. The Thursday the i i i Times entered upon its twelfth i i The Times is an excellent local a it deserves all the patronage it a great deal more. To i i lie paper will le issued by Mr. VV. Ij Ji-iviii, i whose possession il has passed.

Mr. I i is an experienced i who acquired his acknowledge of Ihu business under Kobert N. Motirie, the bile lamented editor of tbe Times. eltction was held in Kecdysville en Saturday upon tpii stion of adoption of a town ordinance making nn appropriation of three' hundred dollars to conti net suitable sidewalks at the new iron bridge to be erected over i i Anliutam creek at lhat place by ihe Koonsborcugh lurnpiKe company. Seventy-live votes were polled, ot which i two were favorable to the udoplion ol Ihe oidinsnce.

l-'ranlz Muntleii--Mr. John son ct a i physician ol a i boro. Pa and Miss Mamie V. Mundey, ol Iliigcrslown, were married by Kev. J.

U. i of B'lliimoro, at the residence of Mr. Baker, West Washington i this I last Thursday afternoon. Only inmii tliaie Irieuds of contracting pai were present at tli'j ceremony. A the marriage Ihe couple went on'a tour of the Kasiein cilits.

From Mr. Ktl. I'lMlegrajfii ftotd Edward M. UpilegralT, ot this eiiy, is part owue-r ot a gold mine in Siesta 'Valli-y, California. On Mondnv morninsr, Mr.

(Jeorge K. I'pdegmlT received from his brother a nugget ol gold trom the mine i i four ounces, valued at six teen dollars anil that, it issaid. would assay seveniy-u'me per ceut pure gold. Itemocrattc Connly J'olllic-n A a meeting in this cily of tlie Democratic county central committee il was determined that the primary meetings to select delegates to the convention to nominate candidates for county ollicers should be held Saturday evening, September 13. The committee authorized Us chairman to designate the date of the county convention.

at the Stlk Mills --About one hundred and thirty-five operatives are now employed at the Hagerslown Bilk Mills, the force having been augmented last wet by the arrival of thirteen ex- peiienced weavers from Patterson, New Jersey. There are n'fty-two looms in operation aud the products of the mills are finding a ready market. llarrelt for county Republicans on Tuesday elected Percy U. Veiled, A. G.

Stnrgiss and A. L. Gnsgey as delegates to the judicial nominating convention lhat meets at Oakland Wednesday, September 2. Tne convention endorsed Hon. Kdwaid Stake ior Associate Judge aud instructed ila delegates to cast their votes tor him.

ISunlncsa John Randall, of Martinsburg W. issued a business directory of Uageratown and Martinsburg in a neat voluniu of seventy- five paijcs. The collection of material for the directory appears to have been done with much care and precision, and it will doubtless commend itself to the residents of both cities. JCilltorlal excursion of editors comprising the Junlata Valley (Pa Editorial Association reached Hagerstown Monday afternoon by the Cumberland Valley railroad. They dined atthu Hotel Hamilton and took the evening Norfolk and Western train for tbe A Settlement The i and contents belonging to Mr.

Henry i which were destroyed by lire on Ihe i was i in the I ance Co of Conn for $825 The loss was prom pi Iy hi'jusled and a i in Ihe Hgeney of Mussis. II. A. McComas i a i I Ciirlniii INilcw nil coloie. i fine i i i only 2o I i i s'.

iind oil cl'iths. All at Beachlejs'. Prices sure lo math' to ouler at short notice Work Ciunriume-d. i i low, lit Tile I i anil i mill i i i i i i i i i are Von buy but one ami get two. This is the lalcst wonder ol 'he age.

Sold at company's (11 'e, llfiichlejs' Shoe and Hat Store, Public Stpiaie, Ilagerstown. Ulcrclutnl's Commercial desire to a lo ihe merchants biiBijess men of Hagerstown tmd Washington a they have been soliciied i i past month for the purpose of organizing first local branch of Merchants Itetail Commercial Aeency. of Chicago, 111 pastern office, Drexe! building, Philadelphia, Pa; which is a Culli i Prolectivc anil Information agency. We have shown the beneficial re suits i can be obtained by our agency i nil i agenoits as a collective npency, not i i p-iin's. We give many cases i are jet more beiutieinl, but i i losay to the merchants of lids county i date of i Auifiisl 7ih.

membership fee i 1 00, i is a rale A or tbe membciship fee i be $1500 per year, which ia regular r.ite. AH business should give this iigcncv their a i i a place A 7ih. at two o'clock. alleihooii, in Kech'ihite Hall, South Jonallian street, above News i i oltice, whcu ollicers of local branch i be elected. HATS.

Wt- OJUMI lo a our New Slot of i Hals. a ol llu- liile-t newt'sl i I'or Men and liuss i i i i at popular piiees. come i A I I lllitiS. A Vot' 1 Yol'ii Si'iust; Si I I mil i i In set-' vtui. i stoek is laryt 1 i styles are correct, our prices are low.

a a lirsi-t'luss cuiu-r lintl etin potnl salis- a i save mom-y liy and comparing pnt'es. Suits iniulL 1 Iti i i luii. MefiARDEI.L 11KOTHEIIS, The A i I'riees. Ocit i I A CoMI'I KTKII lie, are cordially i i to a and see improvements have matlo. IHir two Stole Kotims are now tinishi-d, ami we art 1 heller prc- a lo serve our eusloincrs a I a been in I jiasl.

have now the l.mjiti 'J'nuil; in a i i i i i i a i i ami i i i i i Unt and (ienls i i i i i UiMxIs Koom, ami yon i i our stoek is larger and more ever i and as usual our prices are i as we are ''The Leaders of l.ow 1'iiee." Cuiae, ytm are weleomu. Ib'Jl. A BUDS. A YKARSuxperleucebeiiftljleni.stodo al STAM1 1NU for embroidery, hraitl- IIIB anil uut-lluiue, In a cluaraiul perfect nianncr; riic-ri-is no new Hint have ill our possession assotm as 11 is out. (Jail B'ldsceour new patterUR, a A A I 8 Potomac atreot.

10-1-81. DO YOU WANT School Books? It tin the pl.icu to i torG i rvi-r) tmcil st-liolnrH, i St'liool In- Schotttrs' Coin I'CHlif 1'ftH'ilx, iinl i i i lo i i lit, i i i i 1 i nii i ni-e on i i i i MALCOLM S. KELLEY, OPI'OSITK 1 I A I I I I I I A I i 18S7. SACRIFICE SALE OP Summer Goods G. W.

EYERLY SON'S. oftl'l i See if You Can Read This Letter. TSUGUA, 02,1981. DEAR EVERYBODY are now laying in large stocks of COAT, for our winter trade, which, we think, is the finest we have ever handled. OUR ANTIIRACITE COALS ARK OF EXCELLENT QUALITY, good, regular size and clean.

With our large storehouse, our coal is kept PERFECTLY DRY, so you buy no water. Since the restoration of the Canal, we are enabled to offer you our superior "GEORGE'S CREEK COAL" at very low prices. For the past five years we have been constantly improving our yards so as to cheapen the handling of coal, thereby giving our customers the benefits of LOWEST PRICES, as well as GOOD, DUY AND CAREFULLY PREPARED COAL AND PROMPT DELIVERIES. We invite you to call and see our stocks and get our prices before purchasing. IF QUALITY, PRICES, HONEST WEIGHTS AND PROMPT DELIVERIES will merit your trade, we hope to have it.

WE EMPLOY ONLY POLITE AND CAREFUL DRIVERS. TEAMS SENT TO OUR YARDS FOR COAL WILL RE PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY ATTENDED. (We have hitching racks and feeding troughs for the convenience of our out-of-town friends.) We a you for your past favors and hope to merit a con- i a of same. by Mail, Telephone, or left at T. J3.

Cushwa's will receive our most careful attention. Yours very VICTOR CUSHWA A SONS. P. make a specialty of car lots of coal for domestic V. C.

SONS. TELEPHONE NO. 48, SALEM AVENUE, HAGERSTOWN, MD. Notice to Parents! SCHOOL OPMnEPTEMBEIt 1st. KNOCK-DOWN PRICES novs AND voirnis' SCHOOL SUIT rou 12.OO 2.ro 3.OO and Youths' SCHOOL PANTS and SHIRT WAISTS -0- For Ten Days Only, Knock-Down Prices on Boys and Youths' SCHOOL HOYS A SCHOOL SHOES FOR 95c.

$1.20 I A 1.50 -0- For Ten Days Only, Prices on Boys and Youths' Sclnool AND YOUTHS' SCHOOL HATS FOR 15 i ttUU. 50c. One Price Cash Store. FIFTY DOLLARS for LIFE SCHOLARSHIP. No utlirr School can (It.

HN tiuirli (or Yotinir Men nnd BUSINESS COLLEGE 17OJ Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. Tlmi- r- 1 Coil i i i i i cau ut. UN iiiucii i i i PALMS vJ POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES. 4 moittiiH. I ST i ol' Utility.

Circular-t fni- tf you ni'mi- tin- TO THE PUBLIC. Wo I lii-iii i i en ILH i i low i Wu i i i i f- t- i ll i tin- i nt Turnpike Election. i i i of nt.wk oltUtrt of i i i i 1 a i i i i No 'J, ti i i i i i I'll i I ttllil p. i i i i inhcr 'A 1MH, tor i i i i i i i i.nh-r A A PiPfl. A Election Notice.

i l)t hold In tli" tlm PlnnUTH i i i i 1 nf i i I in l.eitnrshtirK, ou Solitt'in- IIIT f. l.s'il, IKIIII 1 to o'clock p. to 17) i th.) bu-tiju-sa or Htiiil cntu Iniliy i t'litiliiii; "ur. liy order of the A I Suc'y. Notice to Taxpayers.

1 ho taxjmjcra of Washington County horohy Oicir Stale- HIM! for lhl'1, hiu-h us not already paid, tire ovtT- I A i i i i i i tiixs i tho uf A arc enliUo'l to ft discount ihn-R per etui, on i i and live per cent, on U-4t. K. A. PEY, Collector. Notice to Creditors.

No. i Notice in bcrnl.y given Hie i a of RO. S1ULKK to (111" i i claims, properly i i a i tlio t'lerk of the Circuit Court lor i i i i i i i i i or bufuru the Hi! day ol tomber, I) be prt'clmlt-d from i i a i in fniul In ihe hitmU ot cliaol K. Siglt-r, trustoo, for i i i 0. A.

LITTI.K, Auditor. Opening of Public Schools. The PnM Sehoo'a uf a i Ominty, tu- cltiding the and i i Si ho ID in i be tur the of pupils ou nosdwy, 1. All teach wbtmo Hii)iiatniftitt-4 i coa- firmvU or who hold uvtr, will report lor tit their respective schools on th tt day Ai'plirnntH tor ImiKHiori to the Hijjh abouid bo present the opt-uiug day tor examinuLioii. By onlwr A P.

A. Witmur, St-c'y- OTICE IS I I I i THAT THE SUB- scribcrs has obtained from the Orphans'Court uf WurihiuKtoib Letters of Admtmstrutiui) on tl.o P--iaot5a! Etatt Hanry late of snid comity, AH uertions a i the said esuto are horeby warned to exhibit name, i the vouchers thurufor, to the gubscribera, on or U'toro the 4lb day of Hnrch, 1893, otherwise they tuny by law bo excluded from all t.oiH-Ntofsiii.l estate. All iK-rsonsknowingthemHtilveM Indebted to said oattito ure to call and make tuinieditvte p-iyntt-nt. DAVID HULL, Administrator, AagO-4t. Indian Spring, MJ.

DDKP TOP GRMKMT A I A CALCISE For tale by JOHN OA83MAN, Korth Potomac REMNANTS i nl saTillio. lli(; I i i Gloves and Underwear. BLACK DRESS GOODS I I I I I I I I I I 1 a i i itKt M'ty I i A l.if JOBS IN QUILTS. In ami look i i i i i hi, it ill nl i i 31111. G.

W. EYERLY SON. A i 7 1SS7. 450,000 Peach Trees, Hagerstown Nursery, HUGHES BARNARD, Prop. Apples, Pears, Peaches A As is slock of i i i lor one wince our immense ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.

If yon a a I 5 I I A A in A NT CLOTHING now is your i lo i i us. We lack space to quoit- price's, however, "scing is believing come sec for yourself GREAT REDUCTIONS and you i be more a satisfied i your great bargain. THIS MARK-DOWN SALE IS GENUINE, and for one month only, so now lhat you have, a chance to buy way below value take advantage of it. LOWENSTEIN One-Price Clothiers and Tailors, No. 7, Wost Washington Street, Jan.

1 1 8 0 1 M'trylnnd. FFttJITS. PEACH TREES A SPECIALTY. We fucilllioa for Hhipplng Knrsery stock, located but no mile froDl town on Williauisport i and i i five i drive of the A N. A W.

nud V. milroHil This bena atnrted from carefully piu and buddud urnltir HIIporviniuH uf uae ol tbe finu from bearing troos of Choice and Profitable Varieties. and A A STRICTLY TBUK TO NAMF. for ciitnfogno price liat. AtlilreaA, HUGHES BARNARD, AprZi-Om.

I MP. TEXAS. MKXICO. Special smui-mouthly Ttur)8t Pitrtios, Paciftc Sun Sut and Ohoap to K. HAWLKT, A.

fl. T. 843 Broadway, N. Y. U.

8M1TII, Agt 40 80. 3d PhltaoelpUta. Jan.29,18»l-ly. Ogdvn Y. EW A 1 NBW MAOKICUKL I Ju.t choice of Mackcrnl, catch of 1391, in qnartera and palla.for aalaby JOHN GASSMAN.

North Potomac iln No, but terribly near-sighted. If you are near-sighted, over- sighted, astigmatic or sniftering from defective eyesight at all, you should visit MILTON KOHLER, THE OPTICIAN, 17 W. Washington Street, Hagerstown, and have the error corrected with a pair of Glasses. Examination free. Complete line of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, on hand, which we are offering special inducements to buyers at this time.

July 18,1888. AtUM AND for Itle by FINK SALT. HOCK JOHN GA8SMAN. XTRA I OUMS, for MMOB anil bir JOHN OA88MAN. XT i money at Bi.xler'3 Shoe House, than you cm any where else in this i state of Maryland.

We have made a bit; hit for tbe ladies on our oil grain water-pioof shoes, both button and lace, at the same price that you have to pay for a three-seam split leather shoe, aud they are more durable, much neater and one-half in weight. What is the use to tire your body by draeging these heavy shoes daily along, when it can all be remedied by wearing our oil grain waterproof shoes As this is the season that your boys will haye to be shod i good strong shoes, we c.ill your attention to the fact that you can save one-half the amount paid last year, if you will buy them at 15ix- Icr's Shoe House. We are constantly improving on our men's shoes, aud our patrons are delighted. When it comes to a shoe ranging in price from two lo three dollars, we can save you one-third, whk'b has been conceded by one of our competitors Ladies i tender feet should come direct to our store and be relieved by getting a pair of our shoes for tender feet. If you have a pair of congress shoes that the gums are worn out, you can Imve a new set put iu at a small cost Remember, we are headquarters for fine repairing.

Soles sewed on machine made shoes; rips sewed up smooth and i a as new by our machine made expressly for that purpose. The largest stock of Rubbers will be found at BIXLEIV3 SHOE HOUSE, 3 W. Washington Hagerstown, Md. Way3-ly. RucKleii'H Arnica, salve.

THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Blew Lucas. Apr.

The Hagerstown Hedge Company builds the best fence of tbe age at one dollar per rod. July28-tf. Common Sense In the treatment of slight ailments would save a vast a of sickness and misery. One of Ayer's Fills, taken a i i a.ssist Digestion taken at i will Constipation taken at any i i correct irregularities of the Stounieh and Bowels, i a the I.hcr. and cure Sick Headache.

A i Pills, as all who ii.se i i i a i a i a a i pleasant to take, and a a prompt a satisfactory in i "I can Aj'er's Fills abovo all others, IiaMiig long proved their as a Cathartic for and a i J. T. Iless, Hie, "Ayer's i li.ivc boon in use in my a i a i jears, a i a i M-I iln-il a that is a i for a Ailanis, San Diego, Texas. I have used A Pills in my family fur SIM en or i i I i jc.iii. 1 have an a lu to hie I am cry 1 a a dos of Ayer's i and am i relieved.

I find a beneficial hi colds a i in my a i tin are used for bilious a i and dusUul- nnces i i i a rarc- I if ever, i a to call a i i a -11. i i i i Hotel Youlheiue, Saratoga Springs, Y. Ayer's Pills, PREPARED BY Dr. J. Ayer Lowell, Mast, Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.

A Order of Publication. ITcnryB Rnhrtwok 01 al 1 i 1 i M-TMi- in the i i i t. i Alberts runi-e and i Harriot C'roni'-u, I I u-, ut i ot al 1, i i The object of this tn oht i i rt i tlie sale of a i real estate i i I i-h i Maryland, i i i i 1 i du (.1, and 1 lie bill that Daniel Yi i -1 i i hie 111 the a 1MI, and by i 1 it III and u-v tamenC devised his estate to his ife lor i nud after her death one-half to Mary I at!) mm- a i Henry 11.. Jacob, a a i i. Noah, A mid i I i other halt to his a ior hlo, and after her death lo hor IOIXMT I i eharures a a has since departed i Inc, and th it i i a Joseph i a lnu i i da avnip; one son and heir at law, i K.

HI Uio i ifinia a a Haslcins and lu i a John Hasknis. have also died, leaving I a a i a i a Uiree i i Barbara A. a ho in i ned Tobuus Stu'kloy, and i I'cMin i I i all ot HI i i i i the Mate uf i i i a li i i in i i i i Man, land i i i i buck, ho departed i hie i ai i i '1 and 1'aniL-l i i i in nod a both ul a i i I A I I sons, Daniel I a i md I I Kobrbaek, and dunuhtt. TN Nnbel) bo uiar ned Samuel I'eaiier, and in me, ho 111 John Hart, all ot hopi reside in tho a ot t'ahloi i Harbara i bai ho mar i i i I i i said a i i a a i i i louMiis; her ho is i i uud i i i Joseph and James Ih ndi at I ot i reside i State i i i i i wlio ditd some ears ayo i i i a led and i i i issue Noah Kohi bat ho in ami. 1 -a a Rohrer, both of whom have, since i (laughters, a i ho a i i i i and A i ho man inl id all in asluimion i i a i a Hohrhack, i man, has since i i It nu i i i and tn ia i i ho married A I I I v.

i i a i lio a i In iiitf in i i i i THE PEOPLE KNOW BEACHLEY SON Are the Leaders in Low Prices. Go to i stores when you please and you will find they are doing the luisimss. A lot of Ladies and Misses Coats just Received. Prices very much reduced. Our stock of Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Underwear, Notions, Carpets, Window Shades, Oi! Cloths, Groceries, Queens- ware, Spices, Fish, never more complete and our prices never as low.

Very Heavy Yard-wide Muslin only 6c. per yard. Lnr Also, we buy Eg Rags, Corn, (jlits, Clover JS i surely please you. Chickens Rags, Carpet Come and j-ce us and we weave a J. H.

BEACHLEY SON. and make Wear to order. 1 i I i i i 1' i i i i i 1.1 in ii i I 1. -1 1 1 i I l.ili 1 in LOWENSTEIN Are now prepared to the Ki LI.I:ST ami -toek of Men's and Boy's Clothing And Gent's Furnishing Goods ottered for sale in i i seetiuu of country. OVERCOATS.

Men's i Boy's Suits i i i i In in Oil (10 50 00 1." 00 00 Men's OioroonN to Storm Over. 1 00 to Full Overcoats ti Ot) to li.iy's Own uts 2 00 to 'Jo. 00 22.00 15 00 It i- i a- i a lio-mvs are tho lir-t antl final aiul we 1 i in this equa OUR MERCHANT TAILORING ho married II Do illn'-s, and i and i i a I i ho M.tto 'if I i i i i i i i a i i i 1 i 1 i 1 I Im-' i i i i a i I I I noil a ml HILT no i ur. i i i i i i i I it citato is nnt i i 1-1 'ii i 'i i i i to all a i i and i it i ut aU miccriied to 1 nmi the procoiMl- i i i i i i tlie parties i i rt is therefore ail oidi. 1 i i i i mums by i i i i i he i 111 some i 1 a i i i a fmit i I I ji ut 1 he i my notice to tlie MI id i i nt di i i 1 ant-) ot tbe object and of i 1 a i i appeal in i 111 or by solicitor, ou or ht Ji-n, 1 UK ud i i a Doreniber, to i i i and show ranse, i any t'lf 1 i a i a not to paw i a i i i i i i I I i Ui 1UBLIC A OF A Valuable Farm.

On Tuesday, Novombor 2" i i it i i i i i her J7, a i i c. 1 i .1 it 1 n-! ri ft ut i 1 i 11 ry i mil a pi i 1 1 i i I 1 ,1 ru I ltd tin; 11 i i i i 1 id i i i i i i i an 1 i i 1 i THI in in pi in a i MI i 'Hi I I I I I hTON -K i i i i I i i I mi i )M- 1 in 1 i i i i i i ii i.r i itc i uf i i i i i on a of i i i-l i i in i a i i r.u i i i i i I ull i-i i iV'Mt in i a i il fit i i 11 -i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i li of lit tn In' uHli llri ns ft.uu** ouf it i i i i i i i i i i i- to i i i i i i'u 1 1 IT, i i hiitt-r i il si i fur tl i i i I ii On' List linU' a (ml Bros. One-Price Clothiers and Tailors, Xo. 17, A I IfAClKUSTOWN, M.I. To the Interest of Everybody, AVc I i i i i i i i we i i ina; for LOW oi'dcr inny a money lor you i i Our "ood-j shall i to he up to a a a i i we i i liad a i d' selling Tin 1 large a in of our store alw.iys open and you arc pi rt'eclly wc'leonie io u( it a- a I pluc'.

Dou'i i'ail (o yisiL us, Oi'i'osin: 'j'lrE A I i i i i i a i i a (iroeery. where' i ou Respectfully, i i i i-, I i i i i i I'lton IMOII i ik', .1 i be Kni mn insuie i i Oi ESHLEMAI BEARD i i i i i in I i-r rt on Jl i i Notice. i i I I L' i ('n; i i i 1 i i i tl 1 UU v.f i i i i.f '-H I I i i i i i i ot i lot on i i i a i i and i i i UK 'i i i i I i i fBrtn, net 1 i i i aud Mr 1. i i i ii rows a uf I and i i i I i nortlit'iirtt tn ruHa liiiul i lis, i Jf i i and (on! in ro 0 Couneot lieaRiu 1 i i i Brtid i lot i th Uifiice on tln i i bot i rt i 1 1 i of sini ilson ij f.irin i fit i in I i i I OH bt ul it i i i (arm nml a i to iiiUitsot.t ttio road i i i lord i a i i uf W. aiiiil i i road nnikes IK-U 1 tow ii i i' tluit i iniM-t i i i on Weilueaday, 1 A 1888, ut ') n't lock, A i i it i i i i nml print tu i Kaid i i i i I A A A A I I I I i 1 II i MH FIRST-CLASS HATTER! FALL STYLES HOW HEADY i i i Examiners' Notice.

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WTIII A PULL TjIXi: OK 1 I A A OF Valuable Mill Property I M-l. By i of ft power of attorney from V.puj'unin V. Starr .1 Co a i i I i nt i sate a that i i i i i inilia i i A 1 I 1 TY ACHKS OK A an "Th" Ilopn i a Property," formerly nml operau 1 A Sticki'l. The i ban been i litteri i PATENT YSTKM, and has A I attached. It bad w.Ucr i i i the him! a i a a i F.tr terms appU to A I I A I A I ui'y a L.iu, Sep'20-tf.

llageriitown, Mil. Election Notice. Is hereby Riven to the sto-khoUVrs of the Hajje'rstow and lin.nK 'I in mice 1 that nn ulcctnui i be- helil at Suli'in House, on SATURDAY, the fnl ol NOM bur, l.s,sj, between the hour of Ji) and 1" o'clock, a. to elect ft Treasurer and Five Managers, to serve for one your. ISRAEL RIEFF, Octll-lt.

rresielcnt. Election Notice. The Btoeklioliien of the HagcrittnYsn ami boro i Company are hereby notified i an election i lie held at their i LeitornbiirK, on Monday, November 5, 18SS, between the i of 1 ami a o'clock, for the purpose of electing a aud Managers for the year Octl8-3t. JOSEI'IlUd Soc. Cider Barrels For Sale Cheap.

WHISKY BAUKELS, suila- bl. for elder, .11 in good A i AogSO Ho.3V 41 South Jonathan St. OAVBTOWH April XSHLBMAN'l Taylor Derbys, Dunlap Block, Youman Block, Miller Block. O. MILTON KOHLER, Jeweler and Optician, 17 West Washington Street, Hagerstown, Md.

July lit, 1888-ly. IEWSPAPER!.