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GETTYSBURG, PA, MARCH 3, 1891. SEUTDR BROWN'S ROAD BILL, NOT.V UEFORK THE AN ACT To provide for making and repairing public roads and highways in the several townships of this Commonwealth. SICIION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of Represedtativea of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania iu General Ass. in- -y met, and it hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That in every township of tbis Commonwealth the qualified voters thereof shall, on the third Tuesday of February, one thousand eight hundred necessary to carry into effect the provisions of this net and be subject to the same penalties relating thnrelo as are now provided by the general laws governing supervisors.

SECTION 13 All general laws inconsistent hermviih are hereby repealed. Voted Down The bill to place the PtuDajIrtuiii memorials and ths bnttl. field of Get- tyabnrg in the hands a Commbeiou be appointed by the Governor, came up in second reading in Ine Honse on Wednesday, bnt met with little quarter. Hoc. Wm.

T. Zieile-, one ot the representatives of this cautly made a strong speech against it, as follows this and I sincerely hope the members of this house will see it in the same li ht 1 do and vote it down. In the first pluca, I do not believe the State ot Peonslvauit has any monnmeula or tablets on the battltBeid of Gettysburg to place iu the cure of any commission that might be appointed by the governor of this Commonwealth, and mr reason for that belief is this The authorized agents of the State ol Pennsylvania (the board ot Geltysbnig monument com- and nin.lv "enysonig monument oom- ninety, elect one person to serve one misaioneis) have already turned over to the year, one person to serve two years, and Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Assccia- one tMTKm in i- tion, and tbeir successors ail one penan to serve three years, who ahall be styled township road commissioneis, and at each township election thereafter they shall elect one person to serve three years, and in case of death, resignation or removal from township, or from any other cause, a vacancy shall occur, said vacancy shall be filled by appointment by the court of tie proper county, Provided, that in any township which now has three road commissioners elected under taw similar to this section, no new election nnder thia section ahull be required except at tho time of expiration of term of incumbent. SECTION 2. The road commissioners ol each township shall meet at the place where tbe auditors cf the respective townships meet to perform their official duties on the first Monday of March, one thousand eight hundred and ninety-two, and yearly thereafter, snd nfer being duly sworn or affirmed accordirg to law to discharge their duties with fidelity, a copy of the same to be filed with the auditors, shall organize by electing one ot their number as president and one secretary, and shall appoint one person as their treasurer, who shall not be a member theitol, aud ahall proceed to levy a road tax which shall not exceed ten mills on each dollir of valual ion, including one day's work, which every male taxable over twenty-one years of age shall personally woik ont under the direction of the road master as hereinafter provided, or shall pay its equivalent in cash, provided that every male taxable whose valuation shall not exceed one hundred dollars shall work but one diy or pay in cash therefor, tbis valuation 'all be the last adjusted valuation tor purposes and which shall be furnish- ul to said rood commissioners by the comm 33ioners of the proper county.

They nil also divide their township into at I- -t as many road districts os there are i-nh schools iu the townahip and appoint a for each distlicr, whose duty it f' be to ace that the work done on his or division ia ia accordance with in and specifications furnished him by road commissioners, and to oversee the employed while at work on the roads keep time of each man woiking nnder I and rejiort to the road commissioners i i i ten ns they direct. Road require the road-masters to give bond i'i approved security for the lailhlul per- ince of tbeir dntits. The road com- nnSMoners at the time cf their organization 1 sh.ll with the approval of (he township orsfix the wages to be paid lor a day's and the number of houis consisting a dm work on the roads. SI-CTION 3. The toad commissioners I have fu'l u-ntiol of road-masters aud i ymeut of laborers and purchase cf and matbiuery for making and repiiirii.i: roads.

Aud the road commissioners mny if they think it to be for the best iu- "i-t of the laxpayeis of their township 1 contract the making of new roads or "iimg of muds or building of township Ig'-S or macadamizing of roads, or any ihereof. And tbe said road commis- I.M.I,,IH shall have authority to join with tbe unul comniKsiouers of one or more town- jh in tbe purchase of stone-breakers rol- i- other xpensive machinery nscd in ui king and recalling of roads. SffTiON 4. The treasurer snail be je qm.td to give bond with approved security tin township auditors in a sum of double the an.onnt cf tbe road tax duplicate. And lie slmll pay out moneys received by him UN i.wil taxes only on the written order of thi roid commissioners setting forth that for the order is given, signed by the Viit of tbe board end attested by the nry thereof, I I I 5.

The road commissioners of wirh shall make or cause to be duplicate designating the amonn roiul tax levied against each taxpayer the township and deliver the came to their tieanmcr, and shall also give him a warrant to o.llect the same, to be collected as follows, namely: all taxpayers who pay their road tax before June fiist of each year to the treasurer, an abatement of five per cen- tum -hall be made to snch taxpayers. On all road taxes paid to the treasurer between June first and October first of each jeir the taxpayers will be required to pay the Inll mount of road tax" levied against them aud tbe first of October in each year the trt-asnnr shair mate ont a list of all delinquent taxpoyew with the amount of road tax levied against each with leu per centum added thereto, as a penalty for snch deli- qneaey, and deliver the same to the township collector who shall immediately pro- eerd to collect the same and make payment ihereof to the treasurer as soon as received and tbe collector shall receive for his services the tea per centum in penally added The treasurer shall receive as compensatioi for his services one per centum of all moueyi. received and disbursed by him. JPromdec that any taxable person may prior to the fifteenth day of April in each year notify the township road commisionera or either of them of bis desire to work oat his roac tax, in which case the road-master of his district shall give him notice of the time and place for its performance and upon snch notice he may perform tbe labor under the personal direction of the road-master, which labor must be satisfactory to the read- mr.ster, nnder penalty of discharge and forfeiture of right to work ont the tax. Tbe road-master shall make return of tbe amonBtof labor thuajperformed.to the town- tbe tion, and tbeir successors forever, all monuments and tablets erected ou that battlefield, and this association has publicly accepted the trust and promised to take care faithfully kept.

Andiorther, ilr. Speaker'' this bill was conceived by gentleman llt- ing in Philadelphia who for the last two years has been fighting this memorial association not only in the courts of Adams county but also iu Philadelphia, and it looks to me like a direct slap at the Grand Arrnv of the Republic and an insult to the Memorial Association "This asaotiatioi, Mr. consists of 21 directors who are elected annually by the stockholders and tbe great majority of the shares is held by the-different Grand A i posts and other veterans of Ihe late war, not only in Pennsylvania, but in everv State that furniahed troops for the nion army at Gettysbnig. And lor the information of the member! of this house I will read over the list of tbe directors. First on the list is Slujor General S.

W. Crawferd of the United Slates army, who commanded the Pennsylvania Reserves at Gettysburg; General Louis Wagner, p.uit commander of 1 nhefiepab ic Cul ne i JM. Vanderalice, past department commander of Pennsylvania; General Sloalr of Connecticut, si id gillant services with the Twenty- seventh Connecticut regiment at Gettiabnri ami who ia uow department commander ol Counecticnl; General Henry W. Slocnm who commanded the right winy of the army ut Gent-nil B.rnnm of New Yoik, LOiumanded the One Hundred and lAebty-ibird rwgmeul tint buttle- flalct; Ueueral of the hty -we nd Ojio regmcLt; Rev. H.

D. McKaigbt, D. president of the Pennsylvania colle-e aud member ot Post 9 of Gettys'iurg; others. "Now, Mr. Kpenker, you can readily see that no governor can place these memorials in better hands than those iu which the stockholder have already placed them.

And imther, Mr. Speaker, I believe and I think the members ol thia house will agree with me that the men who more lhan a quarter cf century ago helped to make ttettysburg most glorious are still competent to tale care of the memorials which a grate- fnl Slate haa erected to their heroism." Aud the bill was voted down with ouly a lew dUaeutiug voices. legislative. Many petitions from farmers, protesting against the Commisaiou road bill, printed in tbe last COMprnKK, vfare last week. The Honse committee ou lucation asked for an appropriation of $3,000,000 for the common schools.

List jear it was $2 000 000. A bill toanthorize notaries public to per form mairinge ceremonies was lead in the House. In the Senate on Thmsluy a motion to place the Burdick oil hill on the calendar was defea'ed by vote ol 14 to 29, which kills the measure aud keeps the Standard Oil Company on top. In the House, on Friday, Mr. Shillito, of ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

order to give the readers of the Com- piter the fullest possible information on the all-absorbing Road question, we print Senator Brown's bill entire to-day. TUB United Brethren Conference Me- chanicsbnrg will adjonj'n to-morrow. A Mission church ia to be established at Gettysburg: Presiding Elders Beamer and Albright been re-elected unanimously. Next Conference at York. George Sheely and Mr.

David Powel, both of Franklin have been granted pensions of $12 a mouth each. THERE is a rumor at Cashtowu that the Pa. Railroad has purchnsea the Oilier railroad from Chambersburg to Caledonia Fur- naee. A BARNEY letter to the Westminster Advocate reports the burningof Daniel Good's stable in that place; the completion by first of April of tbe new house of J. V.

Eckenrode; and "that the Beading Company has pnr- chased" the G. and "will go on with the road. 1 EEV. FATHER JOHN M. Ecerzcas, formerly of Cbamberbnrg, died at Lancaster last Saturday, aged 58 years.

David A. Eeilley has purchased from H. P. Bigham, agent, the Kelly Property and the Jenkins lot. near Green Mount, containing 8 acres with at foOO caib; also the property of irank Eefcenrode and wife, containing 5 acres, more or less, with improvement! at 1575 cash.

Mr. Milton Fisher, ol near Taneytown, has purchased the Eokenrode property on Frederick Street, Littlestown, for $1,800 39 O. -J ere Hartzell has purchased from his father, Mr. Samuel M. Hartzell, the tatter's farm of 106 aorca which adjoins his own in Cumberland twp.

THE Dnnker Conference which will be held in Hagerstown in June next will be attended by 13,000 or 20,000 people. Preparations are BOW being made to accommodate tbe visitors, and a contract for 160,000 feet of lomber has been given ont. A tabernacle feet will be erected near the Seminary and also a large nnmber of temporary bouses for boarding and lodging the visitors. TUB Central Pennsylvania Methodist Conference holds its twenty-third annual session in Sunbury, beginning Wednesday, March 11, to last one week. This conference has a membership of 275 ministers and 51,400 lay members.

Now the crocus begins to think or comiag ont of the ground, and it is time for the early- business man to advertise in THE COMPILER. MONDAY, March 2nd, was the one hundredth anniversary of the death of John Wesley, the founder of Methodism. Services in honor of Mr. Wesley will be held during tbis month throughout tbe Christian world. Next Sabbath will be observed as Wesley Day in the Methodist church in this place.

Appropriate services will be conducted by the pastor in tbe forenoon and evening. Addresses will be delivered on tbe life and character of Mr. Wesley, his relation to Methodism, aud some of the moat beautiful of the bymos of Charles Wesley will be sung. AxwidtsvUle Itema. Oar Farmers did some plowinR last week, bnt the freeze np on Saturday put a stop to it again.

There, is quit an interesting Debating Society in tbe Excelsior school-bouse, in MeiKtilen township, that meet every Monday evening. Several days ago D.iviil Butler township, cut bis one ioot badlywith an ax. The-first Reformed church of Steelton, 1 that was bnilt laat summer under the supervision of Kev. M. IT.

Saugree, formerly of this place, will Vie dedicated on Sunday, the 15th iust Daring the inild weather last week 'some of our anglers caught large strings of white suckers among a string that David Lanvei caught the Ingest measured 17 inches in length. Henry Schosaer and John Bittinger left last week for Franklin Grove, HI. EobeitC. Gingle moves to McKaightstown this week, when be will engage in butchering. P.

Prom York Springs. Mrs. Anthony Deardorff has been confined to her bed tor the past few days with a severe attack of sickness. The Stone Bridge erected across Gardner's Bon lastsnmmei has lieen improved by the erection of iron Hide railing. Mr.

Sam'ual Weigle, of Hnntington township, is the erection of a bank barn in the near future. Marriage--at the Lutheran parsonage, on Sunday morning, by Rev. J. W. Keese, Mr.

Harrj Eichellierger, of Cumberland county, to Miss Lizzie Dahr. of Lltimore township The Lutheran Sunday School aie replenishing their liherary by purchasing 33 new volumes. Mr. Benj Fabneatock and family aie moving to Boiling to-day. The Singing school conducted at Hickory Point sill xl-liouse by Mr.

Lavi Hikes is drawinK considerable attention quite a number ol our town folks attend regularly on Thursday evening. Evidently there is a great amount of sickness in our immediate neighborhood from the g.eat itbiouutotdiivingDr. E. W. Cashman has Item doing the past few weeks.

A. Miss KATK DBBXBL assumed tbe bluck veil at Piltsburg, Feb. 13 She will devote her life and fortune of to the Indians and the colored raco, founding aa order lor that purpose. A CONSINGJIKXT of tea from the Galle- bodde estate, Ceylon, recently sold in London at 87 shillings a pound, a price never before reached, and was resold at 10j. a pound.

It was of a bright goldon color. A IJQUOR seller of Hanover, N. H. aged 50, who moved over into Vermont, has been convicted oa 793 indictments, and sentenced to 63 years' imprisonment His sales to Dartmouth students led to the aclion. THE weight of the horses ol the York Vigilant Fire Co.

is as follows: Prince, 1800 pounds: Duke, 1770 pounds; King, 1280 pounds; Snltan, 1270 pounds: Leo, Ibe dog weighs 140 pounds. TBE UiDsbure National Bank will erect a three-story brick building with iron front for banking and residence purposes early in tbe spring. DB. JOHN EQB, of Beading, grafted 18 pieces of skf from negro's arm on Joe. Sanl's white leg.

Besides', relieving San! of a sore pCjwo yeais' the doctor wishes Jhe black skm''wil assirui- Ijlenud tnm shite. Is CONSUMPTION lNcinsABi.it?--Eca 1 the" Newark, soya; "Was down, with 'Abscess 'of and moan. 'Incurable Consumptive. 'Began tjkfnz Dr. King's New DiscoveryJbr Consumption, am now on- my, and able -to oversee the work 'on my farm.

Htt is the finest medicine ever made." Jesso Middleware, Dectvtur. Ohio, "Had'it not been for Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Waa given up by doctors. Am now in best of health." Try it Sample botfles free at J.

M. Hubor's Drug Store. 5 THE presents given the principal in the Astor-Willint: wedding aggregated about $2,000,000 in value. They are largely jewels. THE WORLD'S excitement caused by tbis great event ia scarcely equaled by that produced by the great discovery ot' Dr.

Miles--tbe Sestoratiae Nervine. It speedily cures nervous prostration, change of life, pain, dullness and confusion in head, fits, sleeplessness, the blues, neuralgia, palpitation, monthly pains, etc. C. W. Snow Co of Syracuse, N.

Talboit Moss, of Greensburir, and A W. Blackburn, of Wooster, soy that "The Nervine sells better thau anything we ever said, and gives universal satisfaction." Dr. Miles' uew illustrated treatise on the Nervfs and Heart and trial bottle liee at J. M. Hober's drug tore.

THKKK of the twenty-three surviving widows of Uie of the Revolution now on the nation's pay-rolls live iu Wiudior county, Vermont. A CUEK FOB CONSTIPATION AND HEAD- Silas L'tne, wh'Ie the fiocky Mountains, discovered a loot that when combined with other herbs, makes an easy and certain cure for constipation. is in the form of dry roots aud leaves, and is known as Lane's Family Medicine. It will coie sick-headache. For the hi md, liver and kidneys, and for clearing op complexion it does wonders.

DuiggjBbi sell ib at 50 cents a package. (1 A MRS. ZOOK, nf Kansas City, who died recently, left $100,000 to distant relatives and cut oil her husband i $5 legacy and a request iliat he won'dn't make a fool of himself and spend it iccklcsily. "THOUSANDS had sunk on the (-round overpowered, the weary to sleep and the wounded to die," hut every iutvlliueut leader knows thii thin before tbe great discovery of Salvation O.I. Colds, conghs and incipient consumption cared ty Dr.

Bull's Gnigli Sjrap, a remedy of yemi Ht Hiding, ami used all over the wnrlil. Do jonr-ull iht favor Io Dr. Wheeler, divine, has looked dispasc- i.jnatloy "over the politic il field, a-irt this is the blue account he gives: i Toe DarnncralH hive the pres, tb.9 statesmen aud the solid south Tha bos Kt.ulu.iHv cone over to them t'wy ivo a lu'f-e Ix dy of young and athletic statesmen- with tho exception ol SjimkarUeed and i aluKinlry, the ItepobMein statesmen ars old and feeble. The ttjpiib- lican solute has, under the leadership of tbe senators from PetmsylvHuin, negro. The west has never believed protection, and si eon to have abandoned honest money.

At the same timo, while the Eepnhlie seuate i-i weakened, the Daraoonitic i-emitc is strengthened every time either side gels a mia. John G. Carlisle weighs more in cbnraelar and brains tlluu our entiie group of new senators. And whatever intellectual power tbe Kocky mountain senators may have is employed aa their oaths are taken to promote private interest at the expense of the honest industrious and not rich people of tbe land. Monill, Sherman, Edmunds and Evnrlj ure retiring into private iilo or the shadow of age.

Where are the young Ea- pnbhcau statesmen to come forth? Certainly they nre not in sight. And on the other baud, from Wiscousin to Texas, the Democrats are mustering aa army of athletic young politicians. DICKINSON COLLEGE GLEE and BANJO CLUB. Friday March 6. TICKETS 25 and 35 CENTS.

SEE ILiOC.a.1,. Feb. 21,1881. at NOTICE. KEftEBY give notice that a Youns Cow UerVs a it 1 ovrl hanaf o7 tt or TM OTm 1 shlp, is WJVl.

C. IvVAi. Balance at last settlement John prt hl lule Jl il 'or support or I Cosh from Clras. for mules for boarding lunatics from J. A.

Livers for hay refunded on error from Heifers Jj 0 1 M. wheat. T. S. Wiblc, for oats Forfeited OuHJoor Relief H4 ai in oo 2,000 00 85 00 75 390 74 1 81 82 00 18 00 21 81 34 00 Hell of the law excuses no one-except the lawyei.

York, iutioduced a bill to punish minors for misrepresenting theirage to procure liquor. OUR WASHIMGTON LETTER. WASHINGTON, Feb 27,1891. EJilor of the Compiler: CV. ir Reed is in tbe siddle, backed by a qnornni of Republicans in Ihe Honse, and anything is liable to happen dutiag the remaining fonr days of the cession bnt there is conflation iu the fact that the regular appropriation bills will leave little time in cither or Senate for political legislation.

Secretary Fostei has always been known as a thrifty man. Having been confirmed by the Senate be ca me bete at unce and yesterday took the oath of office iu order that his salary might begin, although he will not take actual charge of the Treasury department until be straightens np his business affairs in Ohio. Time ia a good friend of tbe people, and his friendship was particularly timely when be compelled the Senate to abandon the bill for the guaranteeing of $100,000,000 of the bonds ot'ihe Nicaragua caua FINE instrumental music is a specialty of the Dickinson College Clubs. Toe vocal music will also be of a high order. Remember the time, Friday, March Otb, at Brni Chapel.

Tickets at Bnehler's Drug Store. "The concert given by the Glee and Banjo Club, of Dickinson College, in the opera honse last night, was a rare musical treat. The Glee Club, under Prof. Dntton's management, rendered their glee and college sougs in fine style and perfect expression. Tbe Banjo Club is one of the best in the and plays with greater skill and "-fleet than many clubs of wider fame.

Prof. Button's imitation of an Italian opera, composed by himsell, was perfect, and elicited round alter round of applause. He is certainly a finished musician. Tbe comic solos of Mr. Pettinos were very "catchy," and he was encored time and again.

His trick baa- Jo solo was wonderful. The melody was uninterrupted during tbe most intricate evolutions ot the banjo. The programme closed with a lollicking medley, followed by the Sun. I HAVE just received a large new stock goods, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, c. PESROSB MYBBS, 17.tf Baltimore St.

THE home of Mi. and Mrs. J. A. Wehler, on Bariisbnrg street, East Berlin, was made happy on Saturday evening, by a social gathering of young folks numbering about 23 It was the birthday of Mrs.

Wehler, and it was a complete surprise to her, as shelonnd her friends awaiting her on her return from York. The enning was spent in games, and after a bounteous repast of many good things tbe gnests departed with the invitation to THZY any that General Sherman and General Johnston entered into an agreement soon nfier Ihe war that the survivor ot them should serve aa a pallbearer at the other's funeral. ELECTRIC remedy is bo- coming ao well known aud so popular as to need no special mention. AU who have used Electric Bitters sing the aame of purer medicine does not ex 1stliad it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will care all diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples Boils, Salt Ehenm and other affections caused by impure drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitters--Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money 50 cts.

aud $1 00 per bottle at J. M. Hnber's Drun Store. 5 AIXKIT AUTHOR, son of ex-President Arthur is cutting a dash in London, where he can he 3'en every day driving a four-in- hand. LKADOia for leaenes around the marshy ovcifUwed lands, sunken lots and half submerged river banks, which give them birth the seeds of malaria impregnate the air, and nre inhaled at every breath by thousands unprovided with any adfquate safeguard against the bapefnl influence.

Yet such exist--potent alike to remedy or to prevent pure in its and tbe profession! ally recognized substitute for the hateful drug, quinine. Its name is Hosteller's Stomach Bittere, a lamilv specific and safeguard, foremost not only as an antidote to malaria, bnt also as a means of permanently many happy days. Farmers' Alliance RepresentativeE-elect that has been to Washington, and a nnmber of SHKHAI, ANNOUNCEMENT. We have them are here now, favors free trade ont and made arrangements with Dr. B.

J. Kendall oat, with no ifs, nnds or bats. publishers of "A Treatise on the Horse 4 I i a credit taxable same and ipiuuwe same ana this credit shall be an onset ol his road tax SECTION 6. Tbe road commieeiouera are requited; to set aside at least one-fourth ol" the road tax levied each year subject to the proviso in section fifth of this act, to be expended, in macadamizing roads in their townships, the road or roads to be macadamized in each township to be designate by the road commissioners, and in the par cause of scnpeis, rollers or other road work ing machinery, such as shall in their adz meut be requisite and necessary, thesam TJUU uu 113, UUUD ur uuia. puwuauciB MI- treatise OB uw uorao One of the neatest little steals ever piopos- Bud bi Diseases," which will our removing dyspepsia, and relieving constipation, liver complaint, rheumatism, kidney and bladder ailments, and nervousness.

Among invigorants it taken the first plow, and is also-a superb appetizer. Use it systematically. CHABLKS FOSTEB, the new secretary of tbe treasury, ia a millionaire and a stock- bolder in tbe Standard dil company. He made nis start as a drygooda merchant. KHEDMATJSM CDSED A tje Cure" for Ehenmatiam and Nenrolgta radically cures in 1 Io 3 days.

Its action upon the system is remarkable and mysterious. It removes at once tbe cause and tbe disease immediately disappeare. The first dose greatly benefits. 75 cents. Sold by Tnlin 1 ft-n give it a trial.

You i tm niuply repaid. For sale everywhere. 25 els. KANSAS appropriate $00 000 lor settlers in the western of the tt ile. COKSOSU'iiONCUKKD --An old phjsicittn, retired from practice, liavinjr ha'l placed in his hands by an Eist Indij missionary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and permanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma und all throat und Ling Affections, alsi a positive and radic.il cure for Nervous De'iility and all NervotH Complaints, nfier having tested its wonderful curative p'lweis in thousands of cases, has felt it his duty to nuke it known to bis poflerini! fellows Actuated hy this motive and a desire to evt- hum-in snffer- ii)K, I will MUI! free charm-, Io a'l who desire it, Ihm iccipe.

in fWinau, Fiench or EaBliab, with lull d'rcclimis for preparing and S-ut by in ill hy with st.imn. naming Ihi-i pnppr W. A. NoYKS 820 Paulas' Uloth, llocliealcr N. I24 ly CfUVKBKMiorr ilisc aa illicit diatilliry in the smoke hou-e of a Baptist in Lincoln cnuuty, last week.

Tho minister was lit! I lor trial. BUUKLEX'S AttifiCA best Salve in the world for Cats, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rliania, Fever Sores Tetter Chapped If.m.ls, Chilblains, Corns, and ali Skin Euiplinut, and positively cures Piles or no required. It is guaranteed to )-ive perfect s.ltnlui!tion, or money refunded Price 25 cents pur box For sale by M' Hnber. HE She--Williutr. So they were mirripil.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. C1IAIU.1C3 W.GEElST'Sohl "war rs dead at 33 ears THK b.irrels of rillea are made in large iinaut'tiiis iu the Ujited Slale-i, but t.hit gun barrels are all imported, a a i sively fiom Bclgiuui. FOB a good Smoke or Chew call at mvfl tf GJEO. E. STOCK'S.

Bcrv the Gold-Dust Phosphate if you want a good crop of Wheat and tf Rubber, Celluloid and leather covered steel, in French, German, Hull, Hood, Jones and othei patterns with hard or soft pads. Every trass warranted to fit and give perfect satisfaction at A. D. Buehler Go's. Drug and Book Stre, Gettysburg, Pj.

jaC.tf J. M. MINJUGH would respectfully form the public that he prepared to ive Oysters and cordially invites his many county friends Io give him a call. Large stew 25 cents; 15 ecu's Also by quart aud gallon. Give him a call.

n25.tf huudson-est Deeds, Agreements, Bjnd-i, Notes of all kinds, books of School Orders, and everything needed by Justices and Constables, printed with clear type on durable paper, for sale at the COM- PILBB office--all cheap. tf KTOTICB. ls uorcby given that lour head of 1 0 ttl i rea Conine dark rea i re a cow light red Bull the hands of John Ball iu towns-hip, Adams wmnty, Pajfare ray nrSMrt? and to removal by me at Sy tlmef Pel. 21,1801. nule.

JAMES BALL. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. having sold his WM. SP.VNG.LE11 Feb. 21, law.

A NEW MUSIC STORE I. W. EICIIOLTZ. WM. H.

BENNMI. J. W. Eicholtz DOS'T FOKGIET, parties who contemplate miking Sale this Spring, tint P. J.

GBOUP, Idaville, county, will attend to Calling Sales at reasonable ratal, both rrnl and personal. jll.lf OBDEK uew lot of School Order Books printed and for sale at tho COM- PILKli offi. 6. tf PIANOS, ORGANS, Masic and Musical Instruments, 13 Balto. GETTYSBURG, PA.

HE only place in town or ilie county to get eyeiytulng In the musical line. Perions want lag a Flano or Organ will rind Ihebest assortment ever kept in tue county. We keen a full line of abo.i Music and Jlublo Violins, liaajos, Qnito-s, Mandolins, dlonn, Harmon cas, atilngi for all stringed stitimenlB. Trimmings and far ail Instruments, Including Pianos ffi OriL Oigaiw leiMlred aim cleaoed. Give a whYch'wS? be miv 0 a 1 ree.

Ca 1 n8 J. W. EtOHOLTZ iS. or ori Jewelry store. reo.

ji, isyi. if Dry Goods and Clothing 4X Groceries 1 197 Beel and Pork 12 Hour, Feed aud GiIudiiiK 511 ys Ditching 125 Cider, Apples and 42 tit Wagon Scala J0 00 Coal on Lime Veterinary 8 00 Lumber IR? 7J Mules J077J Cattle ana Hogs Hum ess making Painting SUoemaklnjf and Tinware and Stoves BlackflniJihmg and Machinery Insurance Wtwliing Machine fc Wrlngern 00 Potatoes 37 Freight i Day labor. 72 Carpentering jy jg Hardware. Paints and Oils l(w 5 Masonry and Plastering 11 28- ColHng 77 hoarding children and Insane 7KH Medlclncanddlblnfectants 48 BU of ollicers 715 uo of male 1(3475 of female M3 oo Miscellaneous items 268 52 Outdoor relief for Nov. and 1 81).

and ibDfl, noi Included In above 31 031 Out-doorrelleflor 18IX) a08 00 Balance In Uauds 41 ai $13,185 08 Samuel. Franltlln Little Mary, Leech Buroara, Franklin Lawrence Mary Mountpleaumt. iMlsliaw Lydln. Tyrone Mclhom William, Now Oxford "Myers Leah, Cumberland Moose Memvllen Michaels Suwin, Mcnullen McCleaf R. Francis, Miokle Martha, Stlaban McCluIn Thomas, McSherrystown Myers Sarah MclSnllro Baroara, Stmhan McCullougb MoCreary Lydlo.

Munnllen McCrearyGeo.il., Mnmioek- Elizabeth. Mclutlre Marjr.stmim MIley JJsncy, t'ranlilin Miller Daniel Meuiillcu Miller Molllson Susan, Strabau McCreary Deborah .3000 oo 1750 2000 50-1 2000 14 00 17 11 00 00 00 00 10 CO 10 M) 2000 II 00 8 16 00 -Mmnmck Mary, GettysbuiK. Beadlug Noel Eliza Koel Lucy Noel John. Berwick Noel Abraham, Keadlng 401 UI ia 20 Ml 2.0 (II 1)7 IS til 01 358 12 Tay the Milk Shake at Rim -ft 1 wry lormerly ElhoU's, at jy22.f THE purest imported Brandies and Wines and reliable Liynorj fur medical purposes lor family n-ie can be had at the Eagle Hotel. FOUND $1,000 any enenetlc man 1C he will write ns quickly.

We wnn more salesmen, and will guarantee permanent positions with balary and paid weekly. not required. Stockcorapleto focludlnjf many fast sellinEspeclaltlsi. EICKiintouultfree. Address C.

H. HAWKS 4 Nurserymen, Boohcster, N. Y. in reliable. Jan.

20, 1801. 4in We wa uL HH I LU. 1 campaign isjustopenlng. We are offering iHautmttali tmr, and have more than 600 varfellea, all of which we Jl, andirutlo namt. with a line orspeelaltle', and a reliable flrm any mamy.

Mo experience necessary. Fine outfll iree. ftrmaxmt tmflaymtnl. Write for teraiH. house Is reliable.) jv.

i-. We, the of the County of Adams and of Pennsylvania certify that we have examined and adjusted the above accounts of the Treasurer, H. llcklnc anil four them correct with a balance lit the hands or the Treasurer of rorty-ono dollars aud twenty-five cents, (SJ1.23.) 7" Hereunto sol uay ol January, Overholtyer Jerome, Peters Mary, Franklin. I'ottorlfl'eter, Btmban Power Hannah, Lathuorc Power Harah Peters Alphonsus, Franklin Palm Josephine, lor Mnrc't, GefKburt" Plank Miiry Cumberland i Paxton Wm nifflilaud Parr Uhvlp, Kuiler Keed Samuel, Meimllen lie dout UclstorAlIfc.Gettysbui-e.... lllckrode OatWlne, Franklin Bcose Violet, Falrlleid Kcddlns Mary, Klckrodu Henry.

Franklin Hwope Margin ot. Straban tambaugh Lydlu, East ton Shlndcldocker W. Hamiltonban bternerlillzabclh. MounUoy buullz Lena, Smilb Malllda, Oelij sbuiit. Stnnllwood Julia, gmltu Catharine, llamlllonba 1 11 00 5 10 -0 CO 11 0.1 5(0 in oo io 17 50 1050 1000 i 15 10 1000 I'JO 106) in 14 00 2) 00 20 10 17 10 5 00 10 10 2000 1400 11 00 II 00 11 00 I) CJ 1700 a co II 00 It 00 G.

W. TflOXEL AT TFIE OLD BEUAB1JB PLACE IN GETTYSBT7BG, MANUFAOrmiERS OP BUGGIES, PHAETONS, CUTTERS, CARRIAGES, DAYTON WAGONS. Repairing of All Kinds. Orders Promptly Filled. Mac 11, 1880.

tf I.V.U1O, OM1U John M. Hnber, draggist, Gettysburg. Pa. F-KANK GABBX, tax collector of Texas UUD wa uuc ucubcat nubia SIKHS ever piopos-l uu 0CO ITUIUU win irar ed to Congress is that amendment the Senate subscribers to obtain a copy of that valuable i pnt in tbe Diplomatic appiopriation bill by sending their address (enclos- Fai GABBX, tax collector of Texai granting a subaidy of 000 000 to a com- I 8 two-oellt 8taD mailing same) to WD9 nip, Wayne county, haa disap- H-il it eets the snhsidv 5f 1 1 Co-. Enosbnrgh Falls, peared, leaving a balance of more than $22,11 the subsidy This book is now recognized aa 000 owing the county, --to lay cable between San Francisco an the Sandwich Inlands.

It haa now transpired that the subsidy is considerably more than it would cost to lay the cable, aud also that another company stands ready to lay the ca- blewitbonta subsidy, if Congress will give 0 lk ud 8 a it the authority to do so. Ordinarily this would be sufficient to kill the bnt this being the list chance of a lot of very hungry Republicans there's no telling ho they'll vote. ard authority upon all diseases of the horse, as its phenomenal sale attests, fonr million copies having been sold in the past ten years, a sale never before reached by any publication in the same period of time. We feel confident that our patrons will ap- of obtaining It is necessary that yon men tion this paper has become a raving worthy gentle illy red nose, was --c. a tippler on Ihe sly by those not well acquainted with his strict ly temperate habits.

His unfortunate dis- it cured by the use of a young boy of Pittsborg, and is THRKKmeu have been sentenced for pass- inucouutir'eit ir bills in Philadelphia. J. a. EocKErBLLKK, of the Standard Oil Company, purchased at the Seney sale o( pictures, in New York, Millet's painting "Waiting," paying $40.500 for the work. WHiJ.is cm' mo to b' as'ii in the Chesapeake.

TlIBsales of tobacco in Lincasteraad York counties, Pennsylvania, are at present nn- nsally brisk. Bayers are there, from many A California purchaser is buying largley. Os Wednesday, during Ihe appraisement of tbe effects of Ihe late Miss Snsan Forney oi Hanover, about $3,800 in cash was found secreted in a bed in her home. SKS the immense stock of new late style goeds offered by JACOBS, the Merchant Tai- Better bargain ROLLERJWR. EXCHMGE A HOC US TOM WO UK DO HE TO SUIT CUSTOHERS.

HK undersigned succeed (thin father-ln-ln-w Mr.emaouelPtank.attho STAB ROLLER on Marsh creek, three mllesKouthwestor Gettysburg, formerly Bream's Mineral Mills The machinery Is the latest Improved nut in b-v tbe John T. Noye ManufacturlngcbmDanv oi BulTulo, Now York, and tho undersigned ti prepared to make the Best and Highest Grades of FJoni to be found in any market. Hchopea to ply dealers generally and knows they will do well by selling his flour. ANY QUANTITY OF WHEAT WILL BIT BITHB1? OKODND OH EXCHANGED ai customers may desire. With much e.Tperle'nce zoodmachlnery andevery disposition tomease 1 to satisfy hTs ensl will remain open for only a short time.

dl6.10w make, and all soils of errors, someTf them Cumbered btSTthTt wi" a 9 Ia a. tv 1 "uT" 1 ga heriD TM 1 the irJ of Yiunie Zo na, the youngeat to drive aginary'demons, owing to excessive cigarette smoking. ASK YOUB FBIENDS ABOUT distressing cough can be cured. "We know it because Kemp's Balsam within the past few years-has cured so many conghs am colds in this community. Its remarkab uwl auu uwxvaaatf.

me Sam Io he the property of the township. SECITOS 7. That any person elected load commusJoner who neglects or refuses to act. shall pay fine of twenty dollars, to be collected other debts of like amount and paid to tbe township treasurer lor the use of the road fund of said township, nn less he shall have served at least one term us such commimionei in the lour years las! SICTIOH 8. toad master as herein provided who shal neglect or refuse to perform Uw duties JJTf? llh a anau pay a one of ten to be collected as other debts of like jnMHUrt, paid to the township treasurer lor tbe UM of tbe road fund ef said township, onlen he shall have three con- stcative yews as sack ro-ul master, or shall 1 i screon, each ap- to to the board vnUiui MTO day, of ike dato of service of appointment, in which due tbe board of coaWis- otber for the seid ned district without delay 9.

The commissioneM receive no ewnmatioa for their bat any be allowed for aecamrr es- wch stetienery, Bghtud fnel to oat of the township road funds. Toe roed overseers shall receive the same subsidy hill, yens HO, ntys 120. -also the twenty-first-chiid of "ifr. and i A if 1 ien wbo passed the Cromer. Oa the above date, Vumie toIo Zonawas two yeais old.

In her behalf a Large bottles 50 cents and fl at all copper coinage also. sumptuous dinner was prepared, of which the ists pig Mrs. H. H. Heilman, of Barlow Itev.

and I shooting is not cruel. oi.Miiun i TM- 1 1 ofLittletown; B. MAY THAHK HBK STABS. -Tbe narrow WILSON, of Maryland, oged seventy years, Simpson, of Barney; Miss Annie Majors, escape of Mrs. B.

M. Searles, of Elkbart, 'teacher of Willow Grove school; and" itr. a premature death is wonderful E. F. Straley and wife, of Two Taverns.

8 eara Mr, Harriet another UNIIKD STATBS SENATOK EPBBAIM K. of Maryland, aged seventy years, died suddenly at tbe Hamilton House, on Tuesday night, oi heart fail, nre, following an attack ol cholera rnorbua. COL. CHAJIDKSS MCKTBBIW died in his mom at McKinley's Hotel, in Chambenbnrg vuuiuct, uin jamuxc jacoo smotnenug spells, short breath 1 flalterinn and all her children eldest not sleep on my side, bail much I lr) Wbolive3 l1 9 llU third year. Chambers McKibben was born near Newville, September 5, 1793 IIem.ir- Thnraday, February 26th, i a his nmety! Two of herwns, ness.

no pod nu- tance, ware at home on a visit at the time, I I tried New Hwttnre anil 1 'A tance, were at home on a TjattBt.tlra.lime,.|£ta, I'iried, MewCHeiirtSre' and namely, Ezra of Richmond, Kansas, and jBestoratiye' Nervine. The first bottle bel p- Geo. of Dayton, Ohio. B. virtually-cared.

For lied Jane Bell, of Shippenabnrg. who died 1873. He wjs noted as a hotel keapar, i --wing proprietor ol the. Exchange Hotel ia IMPOETAST ABOUT GLOEB SPKOIACI.IS 'ittsburg, and the Merchants a Senator from the Franklin the'sale of Globe 1st S74--7fi COnntT. anrl nA nnn Alott 41 i UUIA.

free. the inventor pf tbe tar- aud Naval Officer at Philadelphia He was the father of two can get these goods 7 0 old and bad gotten a way but Mr. Myers. The staBdmrd price is $2.00. WHK! 10.

The hoard of comrnis- la the performance of their of which ahall be open for tbe inspection ot TMK and which abcli aJl be inbmitted for. tbe infor- Batlon of township auditors 'meeting to the acconnto of tbe treasurer and other townibirj SccnoNll. proTisions of this act go into effect first Monday of Hatch thommod eight hundred and ninety-two. BICHOK12. That tbe aud road commis- aunwn shall have all righto and powers bly well preeerved man and was unrpria ingly strong and vigorons'for one so aged.

COSGRBSS adjourns finally to-morrow. Uay we never tike-again. MR. SAJIUAL-BKKFOKD, an keeper, died at ter week. AT Canton.

Ohii. lasti week, Mr. A. L. Keller, formerly of instantly killed hy falllinp on hia bead a safety wheei.

KANSAS had a tenific blizzard on Friday. PHIUADELFHIA ia to have a' new Mint. free coinage of silver would -be all right if a hundred cents' worth of silver weie pot in every dollar. THHSK are great expectations from the shad catch of 1891. are gotten by some USDKBHANDID method.

It seems to us, that such it course ol action by anyone to attempt at undermining that branch of Mr. Myers' business--who having spent time and, hundreds of dollars in the deTelop-the Sale of the Globe Spectacles -and unjust and Mntitaaly. If, on the other having the word Globe stamped on temple are mode by other maunlictnrers, they an frauds, and such inanalactarera are liable to the law on trade mark infringments. Mr. Myers is one of onr most successful Agents to-day for the sale oi Globe Spectacles, and we propose to protct him at any -ist AEKX.

COSXLM Manufacturers and Proprietors. Beading, 15, 1891. Feb. 17,1891. rich aick we she When she Castoru, became Hiss, Castoria, she clang to lor, Chambersbnrg -street, ban ever.

STEADY employmenb and liberal wages is offered in another column by Sears Henry Geneva, ST. Y. They are a reliable firm. Established 18G5. Feb.

10, 1891. 4t HAYB yon seen the 5-A five mile horse blanket? If not, why not? If you have a horse, yon. need it. tf STAB HOLLER FLOCK for sale by all Grocers, and acknowledged to be tbe best. ap23.tr FOB a cheap American Watch till at y22.tf A.

BUDCBBB'S. KNOWING that doing business for strictly cash is the only correct way, we will from on and alter March, 1st sell for cash only. We will make it to the advantage of cash buyers to buy from ns, as we will give extra values all through tbe store. tlOAt G. oy Consumption Surely-Cured.

Io Tin Inform' jour reidan that 1 hare positive remedy for the above-mined By It. tlnnlyuwthoowndsiofhopeleM have beenpermraeiitly-BarMl. XaluUlbeglad co Band two bottles of my remedy FBBE to any of TOOT readon wbA have will 0 A NICE PROPERTY AT PBIVATJ-! SALE. Jionneauvllle roa d. IK mile east of contalnlng about 12 ACRES of Oranlte land with a Two-story STONE HOUSE, OuMCiteb en, a SnugBara.

Sog Pe ana Corn Crib, a new ellf0 rc (cel cnl; wr at with alnklnds orfrait. A small ponton or the land Is la timber. This Is a very desirable home, and those wishing tj sea will call on Qeorge J. Benner, in Qelfcysburir wtan WU1 give full partieulara. TeSeasy April IT LEWIS KBIOHrEN.

IQUEEN co. OPTICIANS, of PHILADELPHIA, beg to announce to the public that they will be represented by their specialist on the eye- Mr. Q. JACOBS, At my store, oo the day below mentioned from 8.30 A. M.

to 5 P. Mesin. QUEEN Sc Co. combine the two prerequisites of the successful fitting of spectacles or eyeglasses in otic man, namely, the skill and knowledge of the oculist in determining the refraction and condition of the eye with the me. chanical ability and experience to adjust the frames and mountings En such a way that the lenses will be brought into tbe proper position foi correct vision, and the frames will not cut or injure the face.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY Will at this lime offered to those whose eyes require attention to have them cared for. Tht examination t's entirely free, and evtry pair of gleustx ardtrtd through Steward's Account. A CCOUNT of DAJNIEI, SPANQLEK. Steward, In account wllh tho Dfrectorsof tbe Poor and Housed Employment of Adams county, from Januiny (ith, 18TO, to Januury Gth, 1801. inclusive: DR.

Tobalanceduoatlohtsetllement 6) ffl Kidea old to W. S. Duttcra 43 37 Cash from liarubart DcppJeman atdpath 25 liaclc pay on pcnhlon of Bimkbart Be0- plemnn 20 00 Cash frojn Ellas Fisfacl for oatii nn Calves sold during year 21 00 Tallow and lard wold during JOB GO Hogft Bold durlntr GO Poultry sold i year 03 Pork and beef sold during year Cash from Martin Elcholtz for brick Cash from MartlnCarbnughat hladeaili Oish from. Wm. Henry for refuse lumber un.

By dried Jrult poiatocf.be 'ies, Ac during year 50 02 Tobacco Jrom Win. HI 0 Siampd, cards and box rent 6 0 Cash lobuiiary for labor 41 82 Fish and oysters bought during jg gg Dry goods, gioccries bardwarti 1 Lime irom Oyler Brother 4 75 Toll, railroad fare and freight 16 jrt Veni, beef nud wjultry 7 tii Cash paid to sundry persouH inr transportation oi InmattB 0 10 One locking chair 75 75 Razors and honing 35 Veterinary scrvlceb io cattle and nogB oiiuui. juararet. Wioner Sarah jl, 0 1 Siiultz Hunn.ih Caroline, Ellen OellykbuiV Small Kmanuel 'Mountplejusdu Singloy Kaiuh, UaiillloiiliVin Htrong Louisa, Small ifargarot, Stuller Johu Gemmny Thomas Mcnallcn Tiiramcr Mail.i, Jierwlck bor' IhomphOii Margaret, atniban Viilrnd.ie Benjamin, Fniilli'W wollfei" ah, Jiouniplcasiuit Wolf Anna, Oennaiiy. Amelia, WCIM or Annie WIthois CutUarmc.Straban L-n Sarah East lierlui" Wag- noil Albert, Hamiltonban Ward Hot tlo, Gettysburg Aaron, Liberty Welshelthusan.MoimtJoy Wolf Alexander, Wilson loulka, WIlMm Jacob, Geltykburg Wuraplci Octty-j ix- WfeBamh.Huiitiiigtoii..:.

Wilt Marearel, Germany WolIJtebecc.i,Fianklln:.. Wolf Sophia, New Czford Welgle Emanuel, Jiuntlnglxm Wairaman Mrs. Wm. WoodwardKdward, Gettysburg Yolm C. Yohn Maria Hamilton Yolm Michael.

Young Harry Tyrone 17 00 21 CO Ill 00 IU 00 00 3 0 ia co i i 17 60 IB 00 14 i (3 KJ i OU at oo jo oo 3 14 00 4 20 00 I I 00 19 CO 11 8 10 17 00 00 17 ra 1-1 00 10 SO 10 10 7 5 OO I (, i) i 10 a) oo 11 cj oo i oo $MMl 00 All orderB grunted for Out-Door Holier and not paid within, three months will belorBUed according to order of the Hoard. i 0 TM 1 Ordere not rti ou NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Tan for ice HlacksmlthinKand Spcctaelcs and clock renalrln" and inojtar Buckwheat Hour Miscellaneous Balance In hand.s ol SwWiird 4 25 1 '2 87 18 60 225 4 Oi 160 89 A nonriCMKNcjnuial.e it Person! wishing to hive their eye! exunined 1 Mr, Jacobs should call at once and learn Mt hour may be reserved estttcisllyfor WILLIBE AT THE OFFICE OP OR. H. L.

DIEHL, GBXIYSBUBG, THURSDAY, MAS. 12, 1891. 9 SJJ9I) 15 We, the undesigned. Auditors of Adams county.htuiugexarnined theforegoiotr account of Uiinfel tSpuielcr, Steward of for tteycarendlnit January Oth, Ibfll, llnd a bal- anee due the county of one bundled and tlft) nine dollais and eighty-nine (8150 81)) Jan. 6,1881.

6m A NC. 1 FARM AT PRIVATE SALE. mHB FARM long owned by JOSEPH MACK 1 unr, late or Mountloy township, Adams county, deceased, Is oflered at Private It Is situated at Two Taverns contnlrXiw AOBE8 AND 6 PERCHES, more o7 leasfand ta adjoined by lands or N. Durboraw, Baltzer Soyder, James P. Bider and others Improved with a roomy Weather- boarded DWELLING HOUSE, andTwo-storv a large a a Wagon Shed and Corn Crib attached Wash' House, Smoke House, Dry House, Hog and Ohlcken Houses, and other necessary outbuildings: a splendid well of water at the house ana a never-failing spring at the wash honse, with tho Tavern Bun through the Dlace In all the deilmble' Tinners, Take Notice! PRIVATE.

SALE. rpHE undersigned offers at Private Bale his JL entire setofTINNERS' TOOLS, consisting of Machines and Hand Tools, all In first-class order and as eood as now, which will be sold very reasonable between now and tbe middle of March, 1801. Any person wishing to examine we tools aud machines will please call on tbe subscriber, residing In East Berlin, Pa. A. S.

HILDEBRAND, Jan. 3t East Berlin. GEO. C. SHEELY, L.

SHEIiPY, HAHVKY I'LANK, County Auditors. HI.TE.--Persons wishing to FCC an itemized htatementol I ho Alms-house do so by calling at the Piothonotary's rlltco. PRODUCE OK THEABM FOB 1890. bushels of wheat 490 7,1 rye, 122 tons hay, 10 loads ol lodder, bushels of eorn, 211 potatoes, 60 sweet 2,500 heads cucnmberw, 'Mi buhhels of red beets, 100 bushels turnips, 25 onions, 20 lieans, 10 peat, 75 io uatoes, 14,201 Ibs. beel.

NUMBER OF INMATES IN A-LMS-HOUSE JANUAliY 1, 1801. Sane. Insane. Total. Adults, while males 10 0 515 females a) 10 ao Childi en, white 1 colored i i TBAMPS LODGED AND BOARDED DOING THE YEAR 180J.

Males and females lodged. 7M Number of meals INMATES DIED DUBJKG ISO'. Males Females 3 Total cjnuia.e money by lodge-. Of the fftatfitUy. Pays Sajl) a week for KlckiiOH and Accident also Ituneial lieneTlts.

Pcrlectly sale cateshavettsurreiidervuluo. The mastllbur- at commission paid for active work. Experience an advantage but not For papers containing full inform illon.de-Krlptlou aud AMERICAN PROTECTIVE LEAGUE. No 1SJ TiomoulSlreet, liitton, Itasi. BOiLINC WATER OR MILK GRATEFUL-COMFORTING LABELLED 1-2 La TINS ONLY OH MY BACK I 1 hat generally menus nain and stitlcrlng But why stiller? Dr.

tJrosvenor's Hell-cap-lc Porous ter will relieve you in one algal, sure, trend a penny M.unp rn ow remove aporoaH pfiLSter fcclenttdcallF-- will pay you-- and don't fir- ifet that the best poroun plj.sf-r in the world has tbe picture of a bell en the back-cloth, and h. Fel. 10, 1891. GROSVENOH'S Bell-cap-sic. Assignee's Notice.

-Is hereby given that JACOB 11 MIKOES ASD wars, of Straban Adams county, by a deed of voluntary uMiEumont, have conveyed their estate to tho undersigned, residing in the same for the ol creditors; and as the Assignee purposes converting the property "fguiy pruuuubive conuitton, anfl the fences are good. There Is an excellent Apple Orchard, also plenty of Peaches, choice Grapes, tc. The farm is convenient to mar kete, churches, schools, and mechanic shops and, has a portion of Woodland. Persons to see It will call on the tenant. 29, '90 Ux One mile below Two Taverns.

i aji a fmmedlatef 8lllt mako a J' nlimt 'iBAACF. BBINKEBHOPF, Feb. 10,1891. et Assignee. BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.

i Apply to Terms eiur. aAMtoT Fa. ALL furniture delivered free. umper Son when she had Children, she gave them Castoria. A DISPATCH from Winnipeg, tells bow a young Englishman was recently eaten by wolves.

He was felling trees a tew days since, near Winnipeg, when he injured bis leg. His companions were obliged to leave him while they went to fetch assistance. When they returned, 'only the injured man's bonce were found. MILKS' A PH.U.-- An important discovery. They acton the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves.

A new principle. They speedily core, biliousness, bad piles con- 8 tloB men, women and Smallest, mildest, SO doses for 85 centa. Samples free at J. M. Haber's Drag Store.

I'MPBK SON hare a nitnie (or Spring Trade, down in price, tf EVKEYONE wishmg'bargaiiis in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Silvtrware, now is the Ime, us I expect to be compelled in a very bort-lime to vacate my room, to have a new Trout pnt in; will sell the goods close, reduce toe stock. Yours respectfully, FENBOSK MYIBS, m.tl No.lOBaltiinoreSt. To eee the finest asBortment of Faraitare go to Mujipie SON. tzt.it Tax Junior Bund will bold a dance fat the Rink', Wednesday evening, March 4. and string 'Bjnd at Parlor IConUM OF ALL LATEST ADD MOSTIMPBOVEDSTYLEH.

TIH, SHEET IRON AHO HOLLOWWARE. Coal and Lumber OK AJLS KIMJDS. C. H. BUEHLSR'S i Esecntrtx's Notice.

TACOB H.MoMASTBB'8 BSTATU. 'I testamenlary on the estate of JACOB H. McMASTBB, lateofUtraban township, Adams county, deceased, having been granted to ttte undersigned, residing In same township, sue hereby gives notice to all persons indebted -Si? 10 malte immediate payment, andthpse having claims against the same id RSS nem ope rl 1 lenU for settlement. JOSEPHINE McMABTOK, Jan, 20,1891. 6t Executrix.

GLOBE HOTEL, YOBK STSKK.T, NKAtt THE PUBLIC SQtTAaK, Out-Door Relief. Persons to whom Belief has been granted lor the year 1890, giving residence of same: Ackerman Mary Conowngo su 05 Ackeruian John DO Albert Hary. Monntpleaaant 14 CO Byrnrs Goorglana, 0 00 Bllnslngcr East Berlin ti oo Bort Jerry, Franklin 1050 Becker Jas.M.,Oxford twp ai (o Baldwin Sarah, Hamiltonban oo Bupp Lydla, Straban ai 00 Bcekcy Catharine, Liberty 8 00 Bupp John, Straban oo Bowmaster John, Franklin 00 Bellinger Mary, Gettysburg 7 ai Brown Samuel, Berwick twp 10 00 Brunner Kate, Straban a ai Craig Emannel, Gettysburg Carnochan Cora, Grouse John, RHIlSJSli Mitchell's Rheumatic Plasters. SmuB remedy for A Sold by drngglits, or by moll, S5 Novelty Flwter Lowell, PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM ICIeanict bcnuiiHei the bulr luxurimit growth. la- HeBboro Gn-y (t I Hair to Its Youthful Color? ICuns diMwei hair flOc, and $1 OU it DnigKJati I OffS Feb.

24. It Ginger Tonic. It Ooiigh" Dcl.lliTy, In The only lure cure for J1ISCOX M. Y. 4 oo on too Coud lo Mary, Franklin 00 Clapier Peter, Latlmore 12 fa Urouso Mary Littlestown 17 so Grouse Frederick, New oal and Waad Yard Gulp Sarah Ann, Cumberland.

Chamberlain Elmer, Hamiltonban Carbaugh Catbarluc, MountplcasantJ Caniiau Catharine, York Sprin Corbln Daniel and wife, EaU Be Chronlster Wra. Reading. WM. RELOAHT, Prop'r. F.

8. BAAIER. OOD Accommodations; ModerateCoaiges. Good Sample Boom, Free Hack to aud from all Depots, and Drat-daBB Livery attached to Hotel. recently remodelled and roil tied tbe well known Hotel.

I will be pleased to accommodate tbe traveling public In gcucrol, Prime Old for IMtedlcul pu WABB ROOMS, AND tf" WHAT Will THE FRUIT CHOP BE? Mammoth Bronze forties, iHOS.A.felb.usun Arendtavllle, Adams I Hides Wanted. TSL i 1 or DELAWABE FABMEK I his year? Are you prepared to forego-pronto another year after repented failure? Whynotgo oCALIFOBNlAwhoretho pBUIT CBOP Is always sure and proHts large? You can make'from one to four hundred dollars profita per acre. You will be surprised at the' low price and terms, Bnn-class FrutEJLand can be hid Cull at once or write COOK A Bank of Baltimore BuildUw.f Eagle Hotel, PA. 'TTAVIMa leaged the above well-known my loueexpericncf aeuput- arer, to make It a pleasant reiortror tbe citiken and stranger. SPECIAI.

BATES for pa rongllvlng In the county, YINGLING. Nov. 1 PBOPBIETOB. -Learn a a a CALIPORNSLwllh ail EXOlTBSlON party; jjevlo, lisXf. im.

tbe 'HIGHEST Hides, Calf and oi: nwrnimc ail jjeer iliaes, calf and delivered'at bis -MeaisMarket, 1 and aheep. SIMON J. GeM.yabnrg.Nov.18,1890. 3m Money To Loan FOB SALE. rpHE nnderslgued, agent', for A.

Myers for sale at Falrfield Station, BAIIjB, Posts and UA xuuijo, iresia uuu i H-rd' Lun 5SS Bash, Doom and all Building good bricks, 16-horse Eugliie, Timber lease until the mil is Bold. Saweil Frame Lumber can be furnished for barni and all iu.u.i» tf LEWIS STROUSE, PBACl'ICAL AOCTION15EB. attend promptly to the calling -S? VV of Bales, Auctions, 4e. Can be tound at toe Globe: Hotel, have me a Mil. will make terms to suit yon.

1750 14 00 i 00 1GOO WOO 00 Culllns Matilda, Llttlcslown 17 so Cronso Laura Onlp David, Gettysburg 2000 Cnlp Loviiia, Sen Carl Adam, Union in no Cnrrens Elizabeth, Highland 10 Crelghlen Elizabeth, Freedom 7 50 Cashman Ellle, Huntlnfrlon 00 'Davis Hiram, Vork oo Jermody Joseph, lionneauyille 10 TO ttarmodr Maria, 1600 Dewese Thomas, Butler no Davralyero.Hnmlltonban 17 50 Derby Sarah Jane. Flom Dale iu oo Deebcrt, Harriet, Hamiltonban a 00 Daywalt Laura, 14 ffi Dunn Bernard Strahan 750 Davis Mary, Latliioro I Ensorelsiiac, Berwick 20 to Everhart Mai-y )2, Germany 00 Englebort Mjirgnret, 0) Eberly Isabella, Straban Eck Borbara, Hamlltnnban 12 00 Essie Annie Gettysburg y. Si Elder Lawrence. Cumberland Fornoy Adam, Fi-ankhn 17 First Daniel leading il oo Forsytbe John, PranTilin 14 Forney Henry, Franklin 5 Fox Maurice Gcttysburi-. 20 00 Felix Annie, New oo Felix Mary, SJ Fehl Joseph, Menallen ij ni Frame Susan, Strnban an Frame Marfaret, Straban 5) Ford James, Gettysburg.

Si 14 00 Forney- Canlel, Gettysburg 50 Flint Franklin fin Gutermuth Nicholas. Franklin ai Barbara, Franklin a) no Hoflman Elizabeth, Gettysburg 4 6 0 Rolrmaa'Luclnda, 4 on Jn Harman Elizabeth. Strata fX New Oxford .....1400 Harris Farmle, 16 00 Hondesbell Sophia, Abbottstowu. 20 00 Heagy Annie FrankJia FA Harman Jcrry.Strannn 17 50 Catharine, Mtraban in So Hanes 10 oo Harner Susan, Llttlestbwn jj a Helser Georgia, Germany, 17 Homnan Sarah Straban. 14 ot Hummer Onrlis, 20 Hockousmlth John, Mouutpleasant 14 Houdeshell Manila, 10 oo Kenner Catharbic, Franklin 1760 Kump Sarah Ann, Franklin 14 no Keemuvcr Harriet, 11 BO Krlxcr Mary, 5 oo Kennedy Anna Menallen 5o Kump Anna, Franlclln a i 3Cnanss Mary, Franklin 00 Kunkle Nancy.

Straban -11 fa Kretz Philip, Union 17 so KrichtcnFeter.McSherrystown.'.... 00 Kefler Henry, 10 Krlchten Susan, Mcsherryatown. 1 fi 00 Long Margaret, New Oxford id oo Little Mary, Straban i jo 00 Little John, 19 Little Mary; Union ie ffi Lauver Delilah, Franklin in 60 00 A IN COAL and Delivered in large or small quantities at the lowest Rates. A tiial solicited. Orders left at Pent-one Myers' Jowf In' Store- or David McOulgan's Shoe Shop will receive prompt ultcntlon.

YARDS ALONG G. H. It. Rr. tracks In the North Westem BUburbs.

Coal weighed on Wible's scales. Jan. 27, 1S01. If Haentze's Nervaline APUUKM VKOETAnj.1 MEDICINB TOK nut ---NERVES--- Uonof 1 idj Il lam "md IrnUl- liUbe Biadde" ajfuV 1 VVollines8l lc or As cre a nealthy'appel'ileTud J'UICK 50 i THE flAENTZS MEDICINE CO PniLADEUPlIIA, PA. Jan.

:0, I W. OYLEH. H. OYI.E1C I. OYLER (Successors to Oylcr Cushman.J, Lime, Coal Wood Delivered In large or small quantities at the lowest rates.

A TIlIAt 80MCITJED. Offlcc on Stratton North of iiallroad 81 1 1 Ch0 I C0al of a11 8l Jan. 20,1800. tf NOTICE. commonly known as tbe United oburcb, that there will be i whether TUESDAY, MARCH TownCo S.

M.n.1. Toetday--Wm. lowcsbip. Hjrdi 3. Tnealay--Gtorgo A Fiar.klir.

March 4, if Adauid cmloir. March 4, Sjiyinel i i "ship. March tt M--J. V- -Miich S. Thursday Jllirtll 3, Tnnnular--Wm.

Uu Union township. March5, ThaiMljy--Joseph lift uhun UiMnbhlp. March 5, Thursday Henn Fntuklin March 6. Trirlay--William ROM Match 8 Fnda John N. Bo Maich 7.

Salunlsx--E'i Lil I'urg. March 7, SUnrrl.iv--F. J. Goal pleasant towuship. Mjich 7, Sxindoj Ahraha Fninkii-i Mjrch 9, Monday--Mrs.

Alice otigb, Stniban lowi.hbip. March 9, Mond.ty--A»ron E. jirown nud Wm. tonban township. March 9, MLriay--Jonas Ome townsh p.

March Mai beilaud township, ilnrch 10, Tucaluj--Mrs. Sara man, Franklin tutrns'uip. March 11, Wednesday--Emma Cumberland ton-nsbip. Maicb 11, Wednesday--Jonn Mcnallt township. March 11, Wednesday--Mri.

smith, Slr.ibau lownship. ilarch 12, Tliurwlay--William Friiukhti lowusiiip. March 12, Tin rsduj--Josephine Esecuiiix 11 Jartib H. ilc ceased, Stmlwn lonuship. March 13, Fii.lay--Win.

H. Dull iu-fact bemoTGdil. Da Md. Maich 13, Fn-'ity Levi Starnei towm-lnp. Match 14 R.iniicia}--FianUEhei i i i U.

M. Ap Monn'j tt.Hni,bi[. Miilch 21, Suluid.iy--Henry Tal tow Dab! JIuich 14, S-ituulay--Thos. G. ingtou township.

March 14, Saluui.iy--John Qnicl leu March. 10, Momltv H. Breai ward Bion Meu.illeu to Maicb 10, Mondjy--Ablataui 81 Motiut tuwnMiip. Mairh 10, Mil i Jmia W. Franklin Man.h 16, I.

C.i llU MaiUi M.Mil.,^ Gcorjie A. MjiLll 16, Moiniii--Micbiel Ziej land M.udi 17, Tut i a March 17, n. lisy-- Mr.i, John towoship. Slaich 17, Tuesday--Wm II. Dn lOWLshlp.

March 17. Tivb.lin-Cliiisli.iii Bnller Slauil 18, JM lie.vt joy limis.111, SLucii W4. in Slanh 19, F. Cumi ii ll.mh 19, Thniatlsy C. I' Clippi Oxfont ilauli 19, mrm.

Franklin townsbip. Sljich 20, lieber pltatai.t 20. O. SlaKh 21, Henry P. I Mrs I'tU-rs, Aret 3Iaifli21, S.itunlj\--Israel Mjei township.

Maicli 21, Sdtuiilay--Cornelius I ban tumtrliif. Murch 21, Salniday-- jli. If. Gettvsliii rt Rnrcb 23, 1'hilip L. Edwaid A.

Weaver, Butler Murch 23, EHzabetl and Sidney an Weigle. Sli township. March 21. TiiB-iliii--F. K.

Heigf March 21, Pvii 1 iitwiislnp. Ifauh 24. ly -J icob Cln lailtl tiiwtinhtp. 3Iaich 24, Mrs. Cath Eckenrode, CuinVrianU 25, Wtduesday --W.

F. Cumberland township. IManb 25, Weihusthiy--Mis. Dani Franklm Uiwnsbip. 3Iarcb 26.

Thimdiy-- Samuel Match 27. Friday--David U. I luwu-hip. STaich 28, Salunlaj--J. W.

Prick. alltn towi.sbij*. 3Tuu-li 28. Satnid ty--Wm. D.

i Getlysbuiy. Maicli 30, Monday--L L. Ullricl township. Philip L. Hones ward A.

Weaver ill have a large i at the residence rf Mr. Ilouck, i township, uu Monilav, Ibe 23J 1891. Tnit Cleveland Felt Shade has proven i-stif every requirement--price uow $1 oil shades 45 cents--45 cents a pifc It G. w. WEAVES I want a good stop in mill at ouce.

Apply to llYEES, Williams' Mill, Cumber I Pa. i 200 pair at the Battlefield Hotel. price paid. Wjt. WK want all ladies who hava nut the Queen t'ashiou sheet this montl their names for our address books after they will receive them month! mat32t G.

W. TilK new dress goods are open opea now. We waat tiir quaiiti pared with credit store gooods. It li. W.

WEAVES Foa EKNT-- A good farm of fS 'Table Kock, Butlel township, corn'groaud plowed. Inquire of LOWKB, same township. NEW OBESS Girupa, Bazir at Weaver RIV.STBM, who willgrarfiute fion liu and Marshall College this year, 1 elected pastor of the Reformed cnng at LHtlestown, by a vale of 127 li gainst the call. Nuw Diws Giughan Black Plaid Lawns i--New Oi -at G. W.

OASOVEB had quite a demoastn over the presentation i flat Ppblic Schools by the P. O. S. A. Bilious were present from Yoik, Liu Ilarney, Md.

Animpwiug pan place aud quite a uauiber ol addresa nude in the House, whi crowded. AKDttKW Burn and wile, of Naw have made au awiguuient to lie Mohlcr foe benefit of ctediUus..