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PUBLIC SALE or-- or-- JTURS JU5D STORE GOODS! TKDAY, the SIst day ol undersined undersigned, u-IWlng and ere, erect a new out irll on CartM. 'A never straw matting, I ha lamp, i' 'CLOCK. banjlni tamp. used, uif.preSl res In frames, emiTM Homo. 1 (rult, peaches.

peSS, caMelcawt empty bottles, 1 wilers-pgtS sneers, tea-pot. 12 doUaVai Ljchai I boSe? llrff eksoap. boxea Kenton nainnr clothe, nt catjup boze luster tea wlu Miller, Highland township, SODth Orrtanna Stone Church: and Horn Oattlei one will be fresh in 3 elfer wiu ale, i tat Cow, 2 steers over one 1I emo sol 1, one a mil Jer- iDnrham; 10nneShoat3. All tne will positively be Also a lot Po.atoes the and oiher f.TM 0 1 111 at P. Ier made known by OHAKiBS F.

WEiXERT AOEXT BLICSALE. IESDA Y. the 2 JORSESS. the one a one stud oolt 4 am ata i the otberthe or beginning of May, one in Sep. Jher the last of October, all voinT ieep; 1 very fine Brood SoVand 1 by Ume now 4 wagons, one a eood4-horflA tbe other a Ahor plows! shovel W9 FI "TO- to "Plwte at.

hay and 'odder sell bale hay presa 3 ftfltn KM, one set is new, ioidSt bnggl the bnsfaej irs. bndles, lines, check 2 log chains, breast and cow tools. Salfto know 0 by Ct Wh TM terms W.P. WKNTZ. 'JBLWSALE.

eu at Public Sale, rom Oettyiburg to about 14 mile from the iswne Hc xxt HORSES, one Mare Id years er and work wherever bitched ks wherever hitched. twoHorsS frb'tebel. one will pacTunder of Homed CatUe, such as resh by time ol sale and the i eat 8 Bu 1 i a 2 wagons, one a thlmbie- 4 horees, with bed the othfira i wiib. bed. buggy, stick 5 lew cart, 3 plow, for 2 or 3 bones.

Adnance mower, in 2 veani hiy )doal aud aaias, Jront gears, 2 breMb- harness, 4 bridles, 4 conire etc. acres of arow- aid Kitchan Fur- Ing of a JKX oook stove and flx- capboard, corner cupboard, b7 toe meaJ lot of articles too nuraeroui ta to commence at 10 o'cloci a will be made known by W. A. C. MOOSE.

ing COLT, hard" to beat and of gooa siK 2 Milk BLJO SALE DA the 31st day oJ MARCH to quitfarm'g Sr Sal reJ'aeuce iS ln township, of a o. Willow Gruve, near the pike, the followinlt Bay work i If? 0 one black 4 Head or Born oue win be rre-h by time May. one a Fall Cow, and one I sloes, one flno Brood Sow will sale. -I Hue shoals. Cuam- Sberry gnUn drill, 2-borse nar- on.

buggy, hog wagon, lair ol pair of wooaiadderl.obe horse ns machine, iu vood running 'over nuller, jack, wlnnowlnl plows, one an Oliver I 8 0 12 aud one 1re 2 seta front fly-nets, good new. 3 bund im-lleanj check llnea. nalwru. and cow chains 2 pair of le and double trees, 2 gram gram el, large grlnd- 'row, L'cross-cut saws, carpenter o. iJa n' 9 chisels, augers, and bits, a lol of old Iron a iot lumber conslatln" four if yellow pine boards, flve mch boards, a loto.

oak fcaalllng234, hundred feet household and kitchei bedsteads and "uge. cook stove and fixtures aud pipe, dressing bureau ipboard. 2 rocking chairs, a lot coal oil lamps, knives and "rocks, Iruu jars, lot dried lard oy tbe pound, apple-buu potaloes by the bushel, meat IB, lard press, grain twgi and 5f ls 'Jj a great many Uoned. 5aleiocommenceat 10 hen terms will be made known 5LJG SALE. th iderxigued.

Intending to Quit. ell at Public sale, at tie 'n'" 1 York street. tu- following personal propl fE jucludiQi; large Arm Chair "the." Tables, stands ue Hwiting stoves, Gasi i largo ovea. drum, lot of utensils, wash tuos and 'ew dishes, new ual. id batter tub, bUckels E-gil Sh i-creens, carpet, I.vpe writer, lounge, lounge irs, rocking chairs, settee 2 enclosed was'h- h-r clothing and provisions.

pigeonholes lor letters Mcyctii, grindstone, gardes Ke, si oop shovel, snow shovel Sate to commence attendance will be in tdc iiaowu by JOEL SWARTZ. J. M.Ualdwell. Aucl. a Road Account F.ECKER.

Snper-wr 1S33, audited March Li, ale S862 84 13s 43 Hi 9 95 lOiM 3 SI 1 72 7 3J 2 OU 196 58 63 Auditors. tratoi's Notice. E1LHOLT2-S on the estate H-J073, a having been grant- residing in same notice -o all persons in- make immediate pa)- aavlag claims against the sin properly authenticated 1. O. NKELY, Owtytburg, Tuesday, Mar.

47, Ogi TOWNAND COUNTY. LOCal --CoM weather. Frnit irjured. Puttings ate numerous. The building boom increases.

Mrs. John Crapsrerand son were at Dr over Easter. Felton and wife, of Baltimore, are with the Hisses Krise, Carlisle street. E. Doll and wife, of Frederick, and RBT.

Chas. E. Rioewnld and wife, ol Emmitannrg, are visiting the Hisses Danner. Rev. Carver will preach in tbe M.

chnicb next Sunday morning. EOT. J. M. Mickley, ot McKnigbta- fr -n, preached in the East Berlin Reformed last Sunday.

i-Clerk ot tbe Courts J. B. Cams, family, fog moved to his new dwelling Abbottstown. Mm. J.

M. Hnber is visiting her father at Taneytown. --Mm. Dr. Snively, of Philadelphia, was home for Easter, also Mrs.

Gerhart, of Va -Last Tuesday, Wm. E. Rosa! of Cnm! beiland township, removed to the farm oc- cnpied by his brother, James, near Lisbnrn, Cumberland connty, who has taken charge of the home farm near here. Master Roy Horick, of Baltimore, spent Sunday, at Mr. H.

T. Weaver's. Morgan Mickley has moved to bis new honse, Carlisle street, and will go into the butchering business. Miss Daisy Comfort returned from Baltimore, last week accompanied hy Mr Walter Wilmer. Mrs.

Gibler and family, are at Hon N. G. Wilson's. Rev. Hrary Anstadt, of York, a graduate of Pennsylvania College, has received and accepted a call to become assistant pastor of Trinity I.ntheran charch, Allegheny City.

-Rev. Samuel A. Weikert, a graduate cfPenraylvania College ol the class of'74, and formerly of this connty, has been appointed Rector of Christ chnrch, Ponghkeeo- sio, N. Y. bond of Postmaster Elliott, has been received, signed and returned to the Post Office department.

The amount is $9,000, $7,000 for tbe office and $2,000 for the money order department. The total amount ot the three bonds is $24,000. --Mr. Elliott's commission arrived this morning and be will take posaession of the office next Monday. fltttsrrtwjr Brtoing Tuk.

A minting of the subscribers to the stock of the Gettysburg Driring Park Association for was beld at the McClellan HOMB on Thnnday evening, ex-Sheriff James Hersh presiding, and Dr. Henry Stewart secretary. On motion of Dr. Walter H. 6NeaL the following committee on permanent organization appointed: Dr.

O'Neal, J. L. J. McCammon, Robert 8. Bream and Dr.

M. Moriarty. On motion of Mr. Bntt the following committee was appointed to draft By-laws and report at next meeting: J. L.

Bntt, John M. Blocher, Geo. F. Young, F. S.

Earner and Jfobn C. Lower. Tbe committee on organization reported the following officers, who were elected President, James Hersh; Secretary, J. Harry Stioe; Treasurer, Dr. W.

O'Neal. Oj motion a Board of nine Directors, including the- officers, was chosen, the other members being, Robert S. Bream, F. 8. Samer, John C.

Lower, Dr. M. Moriarty, J. L. Butt, I.

A Trmtle. "On motion of Mr. John M. Hnber, 'the following Directors were appointed a committee on location of j. L.

Bntt, R. a Bream, Dr. Moriarty, Dr. O'Neal, and J. H.

Stine. On motion adjourned to meet Wednesday evening, March 28th at 7.30, at the McClellan Honse. It is the intention of the Association, besides having a first-class half-mile track, to ufford facilities for athletic sports. Republican Oawcntloa. Republican delegates from the various districts of the connty met in convention yesterday, in the Court-room, to select dele- galea to tbe State convention.

Connty Chairman Swope made an address in which he denounced tha Democratic party generally, as usual. Theo. McAllister, of Cumberland township, was chosen President of the convention, with John Cox, of Latimoie township, and Solomon D. Mehring, of Littlestown, as Vice-Presidenta. Tbe Secretaiies were Chas, Pearson, of East Bsrlin, and Gao.

W. Hart- zall, of York Springs. Oa motion ot W. S. Schroder a committee of five was appointed to draft resolutions.

It consisted of Mr. Schroder, Dr. Wm Hollinger, Berwick Frank F. Houck TV rone; Jos. H.

Forney, Littlestown. and Jus W. Moore, Hamilton ban. The nominees for-delegates to the State convention were S. L.

Johns, McSherrys- A Oofonce on Christian 'Worfc. The following has ns far publication: We who have subscribed our names hereto, do unite in calling a conference of Adams Connty Christian Workers--Pastors, Sabbath School Bnperintendants and Teachers and all other interested persons--to meet Christ Lutheran chnrch, Gettysburg, Pa on Thursday, March 29 tb, at 10 30, a. to consider tbe religions condition of tl connty, and, if a need ia apparent, and way is clear, to take steps toward the need evangelization. Ministers j. w.

BICHABD, TUB ladies of the Reformed congregation gave to their Pastor, Rev. Barkley, an Easter present of a set of Carlsbad china. very severe weather we had for the last few days, thermometers registering 24 degrees yesterday and 16 this morning has materially injured tbe peach crop in this section, and retarded farming operations. EAGLK contract for the new hotel to be erected by Hon. W.

T. Ziegler, where the old -Eagle" stood, hae heen given to Geo. H. Grove, architect, of Harrisburg, and I. A.

Trostle. The work ia being pushed and the bnilding is expected to be finished by June. Wo are told that it will be one of the handsomest structures in town, convenient and suitable to the hotel bnsi- vj. mcooerrys- town; John M. Blocber, Gettysburg Wm.

P. Biesecker, Cashtown, and win. A Htmes, New Oxford. On the fint ballot Mr. Blocher, having 33 votes, a mnj.mty of Bveof those cast, wis chosen.

At the end of the third ballot Mr Mimes withdrew, leaving the choice between Messrs. Biesecker and Johns. Wm. P. Biesecker was chown ou the fourth ballot, having received -3 i votes, as azaiust 22 for Johns.

On motion of Dr. Hollinger, Mr. Himes was endorsed as a member of the State committee from this district, to receive the support cf the connty delegates. BATTLEFIELD W. H.

Bobbins, of Statesvillo, N. who ooml manded tbe 4th Alabama Regiment, of Law's Brigade, and occupied tbe right in the 34 day's battle, has been appointed to the position formerly filled by Gen. Forney deceased, of Alabama. He is an ex-member of Congress. Tbe Commission in their work of surveying the field have named the road from the Emmitsbnig to theTaney- town road, "Wbeatfield Avenue" and tbe avenue leading from Devil's Den westward "Stony Ridge." Wednesday afternoon, as Miss Mary Frommeyer, daughter of F.

N. Frommeyer, of Straban township, was driving to town, her horse frightened at an umbrella with which some children were playing and ran away, upsetting tbe buggy, and throwing the lady out. She sustained severe bruises but no serious injury. Wagner, of Round Hill, this connty, baa been granted an additional pension. Re-issne.

Mr. Franklin Noel, of Hampton Adams connty. Pa. Locating- the XT. 0.

damp. The division encampment of the National Guard will be held at Gettysbnrg, commencing August 3 and continning eight days. This was decided on Wednesday by Adjn- tant General Greenland after a visit to the famous battlefield in company with Colonel of tbe Sixth regiment, acting commander of the First brigade; Gen. J. P.

S. Gobin, of Lebanon, Major Foster Belllefonte, Capt. Bricker, Harrisbnrg, Lt! W. F. Richardson, Philadelphia, aud others connected with the State Guard.

The division beadqnarteis will be located where they were when tbe encampment was held here ten years ago. One ot the brigades will pitch its tents in the rear of Cemetery Ridge, which was occupied by a portion of Lee army during the battle; the other in theneighboihood of the Emmitsbnrg road and the third in tbe woods occupied by Pickett's drnsion before the famous charge on the third day of tbe fight. The brigade officers will select their positions later. The Third being the oldest bas the first choice, then comes the Second. Water for tbe use ol the troops will be carried to the camp through pipes.

The railroads centering in the town will increase their facilities so that transportation of tbe troops shall not be delayed. The people of Oettyshnig have promised to assist the division officers in making the affair a General Greenland estimates the cost of the encampment at $175,000. The division encampments which have been held at Mt Gretna cost ahoot $20,000 a day, includinii the pay of tbe troops and transportation He says the cost of transportation for the next encampment will exceed that of the former division encimpaients by at least E. J. WOLF, J.V^OABU, W.

8. VAHCLKTB, D. W. SOLLKSBEBQEB T. J.

BAEKLEY, LUTHEB 8. BLACK, H. W. GILOHBIST, WM. H.

KKITH. Superintendents of Sabbath Schools R. M. ELLIOTT, Reformed, F. W.

MITTKK, Methodist, E. M. WOLF, St. Jamea Lutheran G. W.

COOK, United Brethern, E. 8. BEKlDKNBiUOH. Christ Lutheran, DAVID, Wins, Presbyterian. It is desired that this Conference shall as fnlly attended as the convenience of those interested will allow, and that all who com shall be prepared to give information con cerning tbe district from which they come Facta from tbe more remote parts of tb connty are especially desired.

There be two sessions, morning and afternoon with time between for conversation, upo the interests of the day. A committee ladies will provide entertainment at noon for all visiting friends. Methodist Appointments: Among appointments made by the Cen tral Pennsylvania Conference, were the fol lowing for this, tbe Harrisburg William W. Evans, Presiding Elder, Hat Harris burg. Airville, Elmer G.

Baker. Carlisle, William M. Frvainger. Chamberabnrg, Samuel W. Sears.

Dillshnrg and Welteville, Alexander Lim berson. Dnncannon, George M. Hokp. Gettysbnrg and New Oxford, William A. Carver.

Greencastle, Joseph H. Price. Greeuvillage, Joseph C. Mumper. Hanover, Horace L.

Jacobs. Hairisbnrg: Cnrtin Heights, Anenstus S. Fasick. Epwortb, Edwin Eslinger. Fifth Street, George W.

Stevens. Grace, Benjitmin F. Dimmick. Ridge Avenue, Benjimin B. Hamlin St.

Paul's, Richard H. Colbnrn. Thirteenth Street, Emory M. Stevens. Harrisonville, John Durkee (supply) Hnslontown.

W. J. Shep.ffer. Lnwisberry, James F. Pennington Littlestown, Jacob H.

Diebel. Liverpool, Thomas A. Elliot. MeConnelsburg, Owen Hicks, llechanicnbnrg, Andrew E. Taylor, llercershnrg.

Robert W. Knnyan. Mont AltD, Joseph Clemens. Mount Holly, John D. W.

Deavor. New Cumberland, Alexander M. Barnilz Newport, Peter P. Strawinski. Newville and Pine Grove, Ellsworth Aller.

Shippenshnrg, William P. Eceland. Shrewsberry, Richard Mnllalien. Stewartstown, Fnrman Adams. Waynesboro, William McK.

Rally West Faiiview and Marysville, Edward A. Ptles. Wrigbtsville, Charles T. Dunning. Duke Street, John R.

Dunkerly First Church, Richard Hinfcle. Princess Street, Franklin M. Welah. Ridge Avenne, Jacob P. Ben ford West Street, P.

Franklin Eyer. York Springs, George Sinaer. Henry C. Whiting and James H. Morcan, professors in Dickinson College, members of Carlisle quarterly conference.

Hngh H. Corran, professor iu the Stronda. burg State Normal School, member of Carlisle quarterly conference. Silas 0. Swallow, member of Ridge Ave- nne, Harrisburg quarterly conference and Martin Smyser, member of Grace.

Har- nsbnrg quarterly conference, superintendents conference book room. Supernumerary and Superannuated Preach- Dr. Joel Swartz, who bas been the able and eloquent Pastor of St. James Lutheran chnrch for over twelve years, baa tendered his resignation, which has been accepted, to take effect April 1st, next. He preach his farewell sermon next Sunday morning.

During his pastorate the church has been remodeled, the parsonage improved and the membership increased. Thursday, Wm. A. Trostle, of Huntingtou township, in consideration of the sum of $1,000, assigned his interest in the dower in his father's estate to Geo. H.

Trostle and Daniel E. Brown of township; also his farm, situate in in Hnntington and Tyrone townships, containing 45 acres, to Anthony Deardorff. LAST week Chas. McDonnell, of Cumberland township, canght a sucker in Witherow's dam that measured 17i inches and weighed pounds. Geo.

Bowers, ol same township caught three German carp in Plum rnn that measured 15J inches each. IMPBOVEMKHTS --Hon. El ward McPherson is tearing down tbe old Judge Zwglw property, preparatory to the erection of a new building. The stone work on the Power is being rapidly pushed to completion, and the doors of the car shed will.be hung this week. A force of bands is at work repairing the Hound Top branch and putting in'poles.

Thursday last whilst S-ott Rex was working in a planing mill in Biglerville, his left band was caught in the machinery and injured badly. He was brought to town and taken to Dr. Tate's office, where it was fonnd necessary toampntatB three of his fiogers. The thumb and index finger are all that remain on the band. era--William H.

John Stiue Pierce Bobb, John Lloyd, lm es Clarke, John Vrooman, Benjimin Stev- vens. Rev. David S. Monroe is Presiding Elder of the Altoona district and J. Max Lantz of the Jnniata district.

James McCord' poes to the Ashnry chnrch, Altoona, M. Ganoe, to the First Church, same place Warren goes to Milesburg and Unionville; H. Minnigb, to Snoe Shop; John Souser, to Blaine; Willian Brill, to Mount Union. The statistical secretaries read their reports: Probationers, 9 861; members, local preachers, 153; deithi. 688 children 2741; adults, Sunda Mhools, 593; officers and teachers 9 55 Fcholars, 69301; churches, 561; value $2 436 330; parsonages, 162, value, $393 32.

luildiug and imnrovetnents, $90 461- pa on indehtednws, $34 411; present 'indebtec ness, tracts. $429; Sunday Schrx union, $431; Bible society, $497- chnr rlension, IS 538; Freeflman's aid $312- $41832; Woman's foreign mi 8'ons, $3 687; Woman's home missions $2 d20; pastoral snnport, conferen Claimants, other collections, $276 Sunday School expenses, $24 754; outran expenses, $48 058; bishops, ednc t-ira, $3 819 Court Proceedings. At an adjourned court held Wednesday, President Judge McClean and Associate Judges Jenkins and Chronisteron tbe bench, the following business wan transacted: Daniel P. Delap, Jacob B. Rontsong and Jacob H.

'Wierman were appointed viewers to lay out a private road from the dwelling honse of John Rexroth, in Menallen township, to a point in tbe public toad leading from the residence of Aaron Parton; in Cumberland county, to Wenksville, immediately in front of tbe barn of Paul Taylor. D. H. Melhorn and Geo. C.

Sheely administrators oi Dr. J. A. Helhorn, discharged. Citation awarded on Edward McCammon administrator of Emma T.

McCammon, to file account. Sale awarded of the real estate ol Either Sponseller, late of Moantpleasant township directed to James Sheely, Trustee. William H. Topper appointed constable if Freedom township, to fill nnexpired term of T. S.

Sites, resigned. Sale awarded of the real estate of Cathaine Boll, late of Franklin township.direoted to John Boll. Jacob B. Millar was appointed tax collector of Hnntington township, to.fill vacancy caused by the refusal of Joseph A. Simpson to act.

In the matter of tbe ruled in tbe estate of Josiah G. Weaver to set 'aside sales ordered for argument Mirch 21. Bernard Keraper, appointed constable for the 2nd ward of McSherrjstown. Tbe first and final account of H. P.

Bie- ham, administrator of Daniel Keefanver late of Cumberland township, confirmed. The Brat account of Geo. W. Struhnrger one of executors of Geo. Strnbarger late of Bewick borough, filed, J.

A. Kitzmiller, appointed auditor to dispose of exceptions. Tbefi'staud final acconntof Delila Executor of Peter Feiser, late of New Oxford borongb, confirmed. The acconntof John F. fiuahev, Gdardian if Rose E.

Dresuer, of Franklin township The motion ot Jacob W. Schloaser, lately ately convicted of arson, for a new trial was granted. The second and final account ol Dr. W. Thomas, Executor and Trustee under he will oi Calvin B.

titled by Mrs. Annie M. Tbomaa, Eiecn- nx of Dr. Thomas, filed and confirmed. discharger! from liability upon pav- mcnt of $1,624.95 to Leighton H.

Rice Administrator of Calvin B. Riffensperger, de- Finai Examination. The examination fallowing the centrals, held in the various districts of the connty on the 10th was held in the Public School building of this place, on Satnrday last Connty Snpt. Thoman conducted the examination, the 66 pupils occupying the fonr rooms on the second floor, with many spectators. Prof.

Aaron Sheely was present and delivered a practical address on the subject of school work. Prof. Thoman was assisted in the exercises of the day by Messrs. G. Wm.

Millar, Harry March, John McAllister and Geo. W. Baker. The following scholars took the course of examination, their standing being in the following order: Scholar. f.

o. Address. Teacher, 1. W. M.

Wlntrode, Two Taverna, J. A. Appier. 2. Bertha M.

Rice, Beuoersvllle, M. E. Haines. 3. U.

L. Gladfelter, C. L. Baker 4. Robert L.

Orler, 5. 0. Grove Halns, Uea Land, Helen E. Woir. 6.

Gertrude Frey, Gettysburg, J. D. Hunter. 7. C.

J. Lady, Mumtnasburg," O. A. Hartman. 8.

Clara Myers, Flora Dale, D. P. Delap. 9. Grace M.

Shorb, York Springs, G.W. Millar. 10. E. O.

Collins, Two Taverns, W. E. Ollnger FffSLIO SALES. 11. C.

H.Durboraw, J. A. Appier. based. Easter Sirrices.

Sunday last, though a disagteeable day, was observed hy large audiences in tbe irious At Trinity Reformed tbe front of the burch was most tasttfully decorated with lowers and plants. As Communion ras celebrated in the morning and in the veniuf! tbe Sunday School rendered "Gems Song," one of Miss Emma Pitt's services scripture and song, the music being a ending featnre. Rev. Barfcley, the P. itor, inducted the exercises and Rev.

G. Cltnger delivered an appropriate 'he iufant school received colorc 1 eggs. St. Francis Xivier'i church was, also sndsomely trimur 1, Father Smith official ug and the same Mrsa was rendered by tbe boir and orchestra as described in our last i connection with Father Codori's first laws. The Episcopal Chapel was also tartefully ecorated, the ceremonies of the day cou- ucted by the Rector, Rev.

T. P. Ege. At Christ Lutheran the fiiral display was aborate and the attendance large. Ad- reases were delivered by the Pastor, Ksv.

M. Black, and the Superintendent, Prof. S. Breidenhaugh. St.

James Lutheran also observed tbe day ith Communion in the morning and a unday School service in the evening. Mr. eorge W. Spangler delivered an address, i which Rev. Dr.

Swartz responded. The nlpit and chancel were neatly trimmed ith plants and Sowers. The children of the Methodiat School were ven colored egga. txjiifiar. 12.

Robt. S. Myers, Hampton, Geo. W. Baker.

13. Annie Welty, Gettysburg, J. D. Huater U. Maggie Grlfleth, 15.

Qoldle M. Mickley, Orrtanna, Wm. Rile. 10. Nettle Jacobs, East Berlin, c.

L. Baker' 17. Katie R. Myers, 18. Bessie R.Coleman, New Oxford, O.A.Decker.

IB. Jennie Rindlaub, Granite Bell 20. Cora A. Fickes, a ry Yeagy. 21.

Annie C. March, Abbotlstown, W.JP. Baker. 22. CarrieFieinmlng, Gettysburg, J.D.

Hun'er. 13. Mary E. Metzger, Abbottetawn, S. A.

Nagle. 21. J. Mervln Plank, Fairplay, H. E.

Currens, 25. Ida K. Oylcr, llummasburg.O. A. Hartman.

26. Lacra L. Lady, 27. Drucie M. King, Virginia Mills, C.

A. Landls. 28. Mary Benner, Falrneld, 29. Maggie Joyce, "Bendersville, May Gardner.

30. M. Hope Dill, York Springs, J. H. Helges.

31. D.GuyHolllnger, Abb A. Nagle. 32. L.

Florence Witt, Plalnvlew, il.G. Deatrick. 3-J. Tlenaatihle, Mumrnasburg, C. E.Stonaker.

34. OUlo Joyce, Bcndersvllle, May Gardner. 35. Nettia Larew, York Springs, J. H.

g. singer j. H. March 28, Wednesday--W. P.

Wenlz Stra- ban township. March 28, Wednesday-Joel Swartz, Get. tysborg. March 28, Wednesday-Win. A.

C. Moose, Highland township. March 29, Tbnraday-C. F. Weikert, Agent Highland township.

March 30. Friday Robert W. Ronzer Butler township. March 31, Satnrday-Adam Shoemaker, Gettysbnrg. Furniture and Store Goods.

March 31, Saturday--Henry Sholtz, Sr Franklin township. April 2, Monday-H. Tingling, Gattysbnrg. April 1 Satnrday-W. E.

Z'egler and. C. W. Holtzworth, Gettysburg, Livery Stock. April 10, Tuesday--Wm.

M. Bigham, Freedom township. JURORS FOR APRIL. List of Grand Jurors i. Sarah ICSInger, 37.

W. C. Beales, 38. J. Krank Peters, sea.

(fl. Emory Mollhenny. 40. Maggie D. MehnuB, Uttleal'n, U.

H. Robert. 41. H. S.

Relgle, McMiierryat'n, C. A. Waltman 42. Edwin Jobe, York Springs, J. 3.

43. H. B. Hreclwt, Kant Berlin, H. E.

Freed. (J. M. Hoar, Ablwlutown, Mary Bakor. R.

J. Wai-ion, Littlestown. C. A. Laudls.

48. Walter K. Rhodes, Fairplay, U. H.Cromer. 47.

Emory R. Wolf, Abbotthtown, W.P. Baker. 4H. M.

S. Chranlster, BermuUlan, D. F. Smith. 40.

W. J. Gardner, York Springs, J. S. Helges.

50. H. F. Ueilinan. Abboltatown, H.

A. Nagle. 51. Chas. pretTer, Gettysburg, OertleHhurfy, 52.

L. A. Station, Si. J. Edgar Unger, Ultlestown, E.

B. Taylor. 51. Dora V. Harbold, Falrfleld, 0.

A. Laudm. 55. Mattle Klttluger, 56. Ada M.

Moors, 57. Daisy E. Littlestown. E. E.

1'aylor. 53. Bertha Creegur, Fairfled, O. A. Laudls.

59. Eva Creesar, S-). Mary 61 Oeo. P. Black, Barlow, John W.

Black. 02. T. If. McAllister, MameMcDonnel.

C. E. Howard, Gettysburg, Gertie Sherry. 1 Oxford Jottlnm. Rev.

P. E. Heimer, of the Reformed church, preached a sermon in his chnrch to the Fireman of this place, on Sunday evening week. The church was filled to overflowing and the discourse was listened to with marked attention, fhesulject was fire from beginning to end--very good and appropriate. Services on good Friday evening, in the Reformed church, Tjie Crucifixion illustrated, hy tbe Rev.

P. E. Heitaer, Eister services on Sunday afternoon by the Sunday School. The Lutheran choir held an entertainment in Livingston's Hall on Friday aud Satnrday evenings tor tLe benefit of the choir and at -nnrise, Eister morning, a praise service and at 9 o'clock E-ster service, topic- What is Christs life doin for you?" The M. E.

held their Easter service on Sunday morning at 9 o'clock All of the services were interesting and appropriate fir tbe occasion. There has also heen beid in the Catbol church nervices every day and evening in ihe week, of interest and profit to all preaeut. PKENDUKOA Adams, Wm. farmer Straban township. U3X.

John, farmer, Lattmore township, er fa no.er, township. Gephart, malicar'er, Mountpleas't. twp Hartman, Hums mercliaut, LHtlestown. Hornberger, Jacob huckster, Littlestown. Thos.

farmer, Menalleu twp Ki a i msr lownship Si? 1 fHrlner Oxford township Kim pic, John, termer, Franklin township Lauver, Cornelius farmer, Huutlngton Iwp MLi f' rf'TM aer Huutlngton twp HamilTonb'ntp. McCleaf, Robert, teacher. Hamlllonban twp. rviMrt gent McSherrystown bo? I CANNOT get ALONG Without ONE. If nfl I One of those lovely Sprino- cSerrystown bar.

Both, tllas, carpenter, Now Oxford borough. Sehlosser, Aaron, hotel keeper, twp! Stavely. Martin, rarmer, Oermany township fer, John coal dealer, Littlestown bor. Mierman, James Mountjoy tp. Stonestrer, James, laoorer, Conowago twp.

Timinlus, Vincent merchant, Tawney, foewlon rarm'r, MourltpleasaVt tp'. List' of Traverse Jurors Tor the Court or Quarter Sessions, Give Them Away, but Jglt lhen 1 enabi U8 to at much less than same quality of material. -Jicago, 111., March 22 Patrick EugenePrendergast.lhc- slayer ol Carter will not be hanged (Good Jodge Cheltain, at 11.30 to-mphr, ordered a stay of execution until April 6, in older to have the condemned mau'rt sanitv tetited. Must extraordinary effort? 7ere put forth in buhaif r.f Pranderi-aat to-day. The Supreme Court having yesterday refused a supetsedeus, a writ of habeas corpus was "sked lust night fiom Judges Wood, Jenkina aud Seaman, ot the Federal Bench hut they lo-(iay decided that they bad no jaris-liction.

Then the fpestion of sonify was raised ni.jj'ic.itian mide to Judge Chc-ttain. Uranwbile an attjioey applied to Acting Governor Gill lor a slay ot execution, but at a last hour la-jt night Gill relnsed to inter, lore. Tnen Judge Chattain intervened, with the re-mlt that gets two weeks more of lile. 61. Norton C.

Miller, Jno. Deardortl. PEBMANKNT committee on permanent certificates, composed of Thos. D. McCreary, Prof.

E. E. Taylor, J. S. Beiges and Misses Emma H.

Warren and Flora Witberow, met in Snpt. Thoman's office on Satnrday. Three persons appeared and passed the examination: Daniel H. Ditzler, Robert K. Stnltz and David Smith.

Farm IXachlaeiy. H. D. and Eobt. S.

Bream, Agents for LCMB Messrs. Francis Cole, John A. Livers and Louie Mizell have started a saw mill on a large tract of pine timber in Virginia, the latter heinu in charge of the plant. Tbe re turn of election in the Arendtsville Independent School District sbowa the following result Progressive Party -Directors, W. A.

Kaftensperger 46 votes; W. W. Boyer 46. Auditors, Ira S. COM.

E. Dome 2y44; Henry J. Meals ly 44 Liberal Party-- Directors, Horace G. Comfort 37; John C. Thomas 37 Auditors, Hiram-W.

Troatle 3y 37; S. Me. Eiboltz 2y 37; Samuel Herahey Jy 35. LAST week Mr. John L.

Sheify lost a va'uuble Jersey cow by death. MASONS Fifteen Stone Masons Bricklayers wanted at once. Apply to Eflidinger and Edw Tawoey, Gettys- bur" It your BOK'T forget tbe place to bay BHnds; we sell a Heavy Felt Blind ompletc on Spring Rollers for 18 cents. mZ7.2t DODGHBBTY 4 HABTLEY'S. P.

eold 25 doz. just received. Dos'T Femora that it you need Harnes. of Kind, yon want to attend targe clewing sale of Harness and Saddlery Friday and Satnrday, March 30 and 31 14 W. D.

McSHKRBY. As will be noticed in the appointments of the E. Conference, New Oxford congregation, separated from tbe chnrch at Hanover. baa been united in one charge with the cbnich of this place. TBK Jr.

O. U. A. M. bad a pleasant entertainment in their hall on Tuesday even A number of recitations were given, prominent among them, that of Mr.

Wm. A. B. Farquhar Penna. Agricnltoral Works, York, manufacturers of machinery of all kinds.

Riding Cultivatore, Coruplauters and Plows a specialty. These machines are acknowledged to be the best as well aa the cheapest now in use. Machinery always on hand at their place, two miles west of Gottysburg, on Fairfield road. tt27.8t Sam-OLKS FSB undersigned oner 25 000 white chestnut shingles. JOHN P.

BOTT, H. E. RlDDLBMOSBE, McKuighUitown. NABBOW morning Mr. Basil Biggs, veterinary surgeon, of this place, who has been indisposed for some time, made a mistake in taking a dose 'of horse medicine and nr a time was in a critical condition.

Dr. D.cksou was called and the patient is improving. Disinfection. Under section 36, of the Borough Healt Ordinance, which is appended, owners properties where any form of infections di ease has existed, subject themselves to penalty for renting before thorough disinfec tion has been done. Information can be ha of the Secretary, Dr.

J. Dickson, or tb Health officer, Capt. Y. Diller. The im pnrtance of this will be apparent to all.

SEC. 36 No person shall let or hire an honse, or room in a house in which a com rounicable disease, dangerous to the publi health, has recently existed, until the roorr or house and premises therewith connectet have heen disinfected to the satisfaction the Board of Health; and for the purpose, of this section, tho keeper of a hotel, inn other house for tbe reception of lodgers f-hall be deemed to let or hire part of a hons to any person admitted aa a gneat into sue inn or house. THK Assignee's Bale of J. H. Cunning- bam, Faitfield, will be continued Wednea day afternoon and evening, March 28, commencing at 1 o'clock.

i. SCHOOL. Arendtsville April 9th. All grades admitted. For any information concerning books, terms, address.

TAYLOB, Teacher. LOAN J. E. Me. calfe and John W.

Feldman, General Agenl nf The National Bnilding and Loan Asaocia tion of Hagerstown, have been in on midst lor some days past and havesucceede iu organizing a Branch here, and hav written over 300 shares ol stock. Thi Association comes to ns well recommendee The same gentlemen have succeeded i organizing a branch of their Association a Fairfield, with 225 shares, and the followini i fficers D. R. Mnssleman, President P. Bream, President; W.

C. Rogers Secretary; O. F. Benner, Treasurer. John M.

Mnsselman, Henry Mosselman, Chas A. Spangler, Joel B. Mnsselman, Directors. Hon. T.

E. Goldsbofongh is also here in the interest of a similar institution located Detroit. The Qettysbnrg GM Cora pany has elected the following officers President, Edward McPhereon; Direc tors, J. M. Walter, L.

M. Baehlar, Charles 8. Duncan, Geo. Benner, W. T.

and John B. McPherson. Zingler LiDY AGENT WANTED for Getlysbnrg and Ticinity by Abner Boyce, 54 Qninby Cleveland, Ohio. It On ANGUS. OBANOKS.

A car-load ol Oranges jnst received from Florida at H. Amoti Delap's, Gettysbnrg, Pa. m273t McSHKBUY'g ttainess Sale this Friday and Satnrday. It I WANT employment, 28 yean old, strictly sober, willing to do amtaing that is FOB 30 Uead ot Mares aA D. M.

McOleary, Waaniogtoa Ja Oeltvubnrg, Pa. It honorable. Care Dougherty Honai. A. F.

H. BUY your Oranges at Baltimore prices Wholesale and Retail, at Delap's. m27.3! DIBKCTOBS The following directors and officers of the Gettysburg Electric railway have been re-elected H. G. Walmer, George P.

Hoffer, Henry Deck, Harvey B. Honck, George Grove, F. Blessing, M. Hotter and Hend ricks. President, E.

M. Hoffer secretary, H. G. Walmer treasurer, George P. Hoffar all of Hn'mmelstown.

HOBNBR ECKEBT BBO. will open a Confectionery Store and Fancy Cake Bakery, the 2d of April, on Main street, next door to Garlach's store. m27.3t SUED choice lot of Early Vermont Potatoes lor sale at BrinserhofTs grocery, Balto. striet. S7 3t Tun swucitat and rheapant Oianges at J.

H. Mvess' Bargain Days. Besnre to examine our bargain tables, Snits, Overcoats and Hats, March 30 and 31. It OBANGKS from 15 to 30 cents per doz. at McSHKBHY's Harness Sale this Friday jind Saturday.

to Delap's ftOoor Oranges and gtt m27.3t Deaths. Mi-s. MABGAEET EICHOLTZ --Yesterday orning, Mrs. Eicholtz, widow of ex- teward John Eicholtz, died suddenly at er residence, Carlisle street. She attended otb services in St.

James chnrch on Snn- ay, in her usual health. Her age wei 74 irs 2 months aud 17 days. Funeral to. orrow at 1 30, interment at Evergreen emetery. She leave) four eons and two aughters, who, with a wide circle of rela- ues, mourn her endden death.

HON. C. M. DtrsciN, a prominent mem- ol the Chatnbersburg Bar, a native of labtown, this county, and brother of the le Hon. Wm.

A. Duncan, died at bis resi- nce, in Chambershnriz, on Thursday last, aged 62 years. Tho cnuse of his death was Bright'a disease, developed from tbe grip. Du. E.

HABTZEI.L, a practicing physician of Fayetteville, Franklin connty, died at bis home in that place, last Friday night after a brief illneis. He wn a native nf this county, and waq aged about 72 years, ffe was educate! at Pennsylvania College, after which he graduated at a medical col- lose in Philadelphia. A wife, one daughter rud three sons survive bim. C5. IdaC.

Lady, A. William C. Lott, c. E. Slonaker.

Itoma. The Easter Service in both-the churches was well attended, the pulpits being nicely decorated with potted flowers and Easter emblems. The services were appropriate and impressive. The Lidiee' Fire Hearth Circle, ot the Reformed church of Arendtsville, will hold an oyster supper in the Hall on Thursday evening, the 29 inst. Refreshmento, consisting of oysters, ice cream, cakes aud candies will be served by the dainty hands of Ladies.

Aiba Tbomaa left last Monday fur the State Normal School at ick Rfaven. The extreme warm weather we had last week has nearly opened the peach buds which might cause them to he frozen yet. Mr. Abraham Tioatle hasjast raised the frame work of his new agricultural warehouse. There will he a great deal of building in this vicinity thia summer, and our leading saw millers report full ordera ahead for building lumber, and our carpenters and masons report full work ahead.

F. From BondcrsTilio. Mm. Adam S. Myers, ol Round Hill, ipent week in town.

J. W. Webb removed from his father's firm to this place lait Tuesday. M. Haines isajourning among fripnds around York Springs at the present.

To-day H. E. Walhay aud Dycon F. Delap start tor the State Noimal School at Sbippenabnrg. Postmaster 1).

B. Hewitt will, this remove the Postofflce to hia residence, ou Main street. R. L. Myers, rf JTarria urg, wus here on Satnrday visiting his mother.

Quite a large nnmber oi onr people will more, we SUB Ppr.iso summons the cyclmt, athlete and aporlsmon, to renewed pleasures and tri nmphs, nod Outing, rife with all that per- aioa to a recreation, echoes the comrnaod. The April nnmber, with i's wealth of illustrations, pret-eutsa swaonable picture of outdoor sport and paetime, and ia ra.ike donbly attractive by strong fiction by noted pens. If contains a complete story, 'Let Nil Man Pat Ai-nnder," hy Annetta Joaefa Halliday, "Hilda's Rice," by H. F. aud "My Adventure with a Lion," by Herman Kuve.

THE SOLDEBS' ORPHANS' John A. Bergen Son, cf Lincoster, (have been awarded the contract to construct the administration hniWing of the proposed industrial school iu Franklin conuly at As $12,000 waa paid for the aite of institution, there remains of the State appropriation about $51 000, which will be mre than anflicieut for the conetruction of ihe other buildings rrq'iired. liar. 20, at the U. B.

parsonage, by Rev OT er Mr.Joix E. OSdOKN to MlU s. tour, both of ibis place. Baker, towushi ttecker, Aimrew fast Beflln birouefc Balr, David larmer, iSnion'townihTn' (Jonover, Samuel farnier, Mounyoy two' Carey, Oalvln, tarmer, BtrabaV, townablS' a 0 cks, Wm. Heiicy, farmer, Heading townshio Behl, Joseph nuller, Oxtorl towish ticholtz, Bhea.

farmer. Tyrone township tckert, John, fiirmer, Cumberland township. wKSE'w 60 lttr ner Latlmore township, fhJS 1 I en fork aprlngi borough, Gilbert. B. 8.

laborer, Franklin township. Gsrlach, Wm. und'rtak'r. Oellysb'g 2d wd GrlM, John liirmer, Berwick township. Oulse, Abraham wagonmaker, Butler twn He ver, John, farmer, Union townslnn Hartmau Geo.

J. Mouutjoy g. Hunter, John farmer, Liberty township Hantz, Henry, larmer, Reading township aaverstlok Howard Butler twp Kemp, J. M. borough.

Lady, John laborer, Butler township IJvers, John manulactu'r. (iettyab'ir. Sd wd Little, Jessie laborer, Huntingfen twp Lochbaum, Albert, larmer, Franklin townhhlp nlr er us tlM Uermany tp. Miller, J. W.

u. lanner, Latlmore townshin Myers, Andrew larier, Huntlngiotftwp. Musser, Johu Kranldln township Mcllheuny, John, tanner, Cumberland twp Patterson Oeo. (firmer, Freedom township KonrbaiiKh, Knfus. farmer, Germauytownshlp Khlne, Wm.

clgarm'k'r, Gettysburg 3d wd! Rhodes, Levis, imller, freedom township, ijpangler, Andrew stonecutter, East Berlin. Schwartz (Jo iiumu-o township Manaets James Hamiltonban twp, laborer, Mcsherryskiwu bor stlne HArry.Jcni] merchant, Geltysb'K wd SlaybaUBh gbarrelLs, Juhu larmer, Cumberland two aef)'r 1 ll '''en rme Re lioe township! Sadler, Wilteou Mrnier'nuntlngum townslflp! block, John farmer, Heading township 'homan, Kudoiph Lirmer, twp Idasin John, larmer, Franklin towa hip. White, Wm. larrnor, Liberty township Winner, ilsirun, jarmer, straban'township Wagarnan Albcn, lurmer. Moun Ipleawuu til Gettysburg, wd Wierman, Howard, (arm-r, Huutlngton twp Welgle, Jwemlau farmer, Tj rone township.

should at all times bear in mind that we are ai front matter what their GOODS. Ever since the I 3IIIG Oiril this country it would seem that the nur- chasmg power of a dollar has been climbing up and our prices tumbling down, but let them getls low as they will we meet tbe lower price emergencies as si? as we hear of it. Every department is now Filling up the front with the choicest of new goods. We are at Dr ss Silk3 Fancy Waist Siiks, Wool Dress Goods, New Braids, fcc. -THE LEADERS- G.

W. WEAVER SON. Wilt, Jam Zeleler. Ji larmer, Ljitirnore township' plaalerer, lymue Uiivualiip. SherilTs Sale.

AP Kacias, issuing out of vt LUC 01 Pleas of Adams connty, and to i- be ei 0 to Public Mar. 29. in i place, by Rev iUrklpv i ELLKN 8 OLJMji.tt, both o( Frederick county, Md. Mar. in this place, by Rev Mr.

HOBtiKT M. JIIlAIOH. of iffw Ch ir. 21, in East Berlin, by Rev Berlin. DEATHS.

change resideocfta this bink, than Ootonaial EaU Entortalnmont. A crowd assembled at Centennial Hall school-house, Cumberland township, Wednesday, March 21, to witnfisthe closing exerciaeof the school. At 7 30 p. the audience was called to order by tha teacher, John W. Black, aud the following prol gramme was presented Mnnichy the school Addresu of welcome Emma Heagy Dialogue, "Organizing Debating Society Kecitalion hy Mabel Maring; Dialogues, "Cakes," and "The Widow's Might;" Kecitation by Lottie Dialogue, "The Tragedy of the ten little Boys;" KeciUtions by Buelah Bowers aud Oliver C.

Maring; Dialogue, "Tbe Society for tbe Suppression of Scandal;" Recitstion hy Emory Hiiverstocfc- Dialogue, "How Jim Peters Died;" Kecita- tion by Mr. J. S. Scott; "Essay on Man" i.y Gio. P.

Black Recitation by Newton JfcKinney; Dialogue, "His Training Day;" Recitation by Leah C. Homer; Dia- iogne, "The Canvassing Agent;" Recitation by John E. Shryock; Recitation by Madora S. glaring; Dialogue, "The Wrong Man-" Recitation by Enma E. Heagy; Dialogues Couldn't Read Eogliah," and "Uncle David's Party;" Recitation by Ella A Wentz; Dialogue, 'The Happiest Man in the Country;" Valedictory hy Howard Maring.

Music interspersed the exercises. Che andieuce waa then dismissed. The exercises were pronounced by all present to be very entertaining. Master Maurice Sharetts attended the ibove named school every day during the H. AMOS DELAP is selling the sweetest and beat oranges in Gettysburg.

m27.3t To mukiog changes on our extensive mailing list much time will be saved if partie-jchanging their residence will kindly favor na with the old as well as the new Address. HOIIKOPATHIO PHYSICIANS O.icn.vize. --A number of homeopathic physicians from Adams, Cumberland, York and Dauphin conn ties met in Harrisbnrg on Tuesday aud organized the Central Pennsylvania Homeopathic medicil society. The society ia for the benefit of the homeopathic profession The next meeting will be at Ynjk in May. I AM selling the best Lemous at 12 to 15 cents per drz.

H. AMOS DELAP, Railroad St Gettysburg, Pa. m27 3t DEATHS FREJC, TRIBUTES, VERSE? Ac CE.VTS A LINK. Mar. 9, near Bendersviile PI LITTLE, aged 32 years and'll mom'hj.

Mar. 2-J at Mus MARY A. r. 16, in Hamilton township Mr JCHHUA Si, aged 71 yean, 7 months and 21 days. Mar.

15. In this pUce, PAUL WALTER, son ol James and Johanna aged 4 yearn 2 months and days. S'V' it In Gern lany tow ashlo, Mr. SAMUEL hfcULl, ajjid years 2 months aud 7 dayb. AEK you want ol' aSpriim Suit, do not forget EBTTEK SCHJIIDT.

i37 tf From Oaahtovn. Mr. William Kane lost two sheep by death, canned by eating laurel. David Ogden lost a cow hy deatb a few days age. There were quite a lot of foxes captured within two weeks by Joseph Staley.

Knmps and Francis Knonse. Francia Knonse succeeded in traping a mink. Last Satnrday night, March 17th, Mr. tlarks Bream, of Caahtown, whilst going rom that place, to McKoightaiown bad the misfortune to drop $15, which so far baa not Men heard from. Mr.

Edward Cole, of Bncbanan Valley on Satnrday night, whilst comingfrom Gattys- bnrg home, draped $10 and the neit morn- ng sent his brother John after it and was brtnoate enongb to find it. The Public schools will all close this week, xcepting two in Franklin. Mr. Banner C. Hassler will soon OCCODV iis new honse in Caahtown.

Mr. Noah Sheely, intends to start big roller mill about tbe first of April. Mrs. McCIane Miller, of Hilltown, is add- ng to tbe appearance of her property in the way of a picket lence and paint. Mr.

John A. Miller sold hia property of acres of land to Mrs. McCIane Miller for fSOO cash, situated in Mr. Miller tao sold a tract of land containing 12 acres Wm. H.

and Adam Shnltz, at (380 crab. Messrs McClain Lawver, William Higgle id John Walter have left ror Illinois, i. 7 D- Ko8er a lootnre entitled "To he Golden Gate," at Floor's church on Sat. rday evening was well attended, and very uncb apprtciated and attentively listened to all, a rare treat for this community. 8.

MB. WM. EKIGHET, seTeral years ego roprietor ot the Globe Hotel in this place, ho has purchased the Metzel bonae in ork, has changed its name. Hereafter that and well known hostelry will be nown as the Hotel York. FOB Carpets, Mattings, Oil Cloths.

Window Blinds and House Furnishing Goods, don't fail to examine them at Dougherty Hartley's, where you get the right prices NIOKLK CLOCKS, Alarm and Times, at C. A. tocher's, 65 and 75 cents. mO.tf ONE Bale genuine Appleton A Muslins, five cents a yard. m20 21 G.

W. WBAVER SON. girl to do general housework. No milking. Good wages.

Apply lo Box 48, New Oxford, PJ. Bonds of the Gettysburg Water Co, TH-K Jt oilers percent, bonds. In denominations ol SV and clear of all principal payable April 101, Interest riavablescmi-aunually ontheSrslday of Aorl! and October In each your. The-e bonds are secured by a nrst, on ihe company's franchise and ana personal, and are recommpad-'d as a S'lTe and desirable investment. wlli received now and delivered April 1, 1UM.

Common of East Berlin, Adams rrontlnL-'fi feet more or less, on Mam street, and runnmg back liO feet, more or to a public allev hounded the by lot of John lieisehnaa and on the hy lot of John Jacob? C- proved with a Twr story Fit, ME Hu ui Kwlth storyBnck Back.bnlldlu HUaehed story Frame Butcher Shop, Henland other uul Well and Cistern a NO.L A TRACT OF LAND, situate iu Ham- township, Adam, county. Pa fron ing on tbe Waynesboro and adjolulug lands ol Daniel Krcy, Qeo. A (S ne chtu 1 liuhriuaQ.contalnlni' 8 ACliEn, more or improved with i IV Story LOO HOUSE, frame Stibto Well Water and a tot of I'eacb Trees NO. 2, A TRACT OK LAND, Mtllale In Liberty township, Adams county. adjoining landi rl uhr lal Ur Tracy, JS.1? JCiller.

and otheri about 10 AORtb, cleared; improved with Heach Orchard, uauuUnlng about 10 0 thriving trues- townTM ACT As ile ln Germany Baltimore and Ufttj'slmn: pfke.iind adjoPufuJ lands ol Brown, Win. jtiltase's he rs Martin Wlldasin, Wm. Siller, JohiTs ilef and othere, containing 73 ACHES, more or less about acres covered i Timber improved with a Tmc-story LOG liOU. 1 i-rame Bank Barn Waeou Shed. Hog Pen, Carnasc House, Well aud variety of choice Fruit Tree- --l-jelzedand lalitn into execution as the property of JACOB J.

i'Aim and to be sold by me. WM. B. ilc-I LHBNSY, iherirf ,7 Percent, orthe purchase money upon all sales by the sheriff must be paid over im. mediately aaer the property is struck down or.

upon lallureto comply therewith, the nrot erty will be put up lor sale yhenfl's OlUce, (Gettysburg, 27, '91. ts Gettyslinrg Bar. Account. OABlITc-H, Treasurer, In ao A Treasu count with Gettysburg Soroush. DR.

from John Homan. former Treas MR 49 Certificate trom former Treasurer. IOC) CO vole of Jr. MUnchey, from for. 14 11 Jat-ob Reminel, lax 122 Wm.

Frock, Uix 4845 90 I Hark, peddling and show Itcpiise 1-78 0. Troxel. O). liquor license T2) Turnpike Alley assessments 10H Htreetdlrt Wm. Allison, crossing 1 Work on crossing plates 2 i Lamps Police bervloe Special pol'ce LampIIghting.

engine house Payroll 152 K. n. Armor Son, plumbing (J. A. Heck, wmdinc town clock, N.

Miller, oil, matches, etc Work on Btreets Extinguishers Disinfectants Alley damages Vle's alley (n ar Htelnwehr ave) 1COJ Reducer for engine Orusbed stone, etc -Spring election, Coupons redeemed Hlate tax Gettysburg Gas John Slent (in trust) aadKiog Amos Jno. W. Flaharty, crossing'- J. Geo Wolf Sons, coal, etc F. M.

Timmins, plumbing, etc, Freight J.Harry hiioe (in trust) w. H. Wierman coal oil, etc 4 Jacob Augbinbaugh, US 00 extra service 2500 Stationery r. W. Gariach, treasurer iavid McConaughy, attorney extra O.

M. Walter, acfcnowledgm'ts. Geo. O. -wartz, type-wn ing t-.

M. Bender oil, etc 0. fawney, pav'e and re.a'ag James Hersti, sprinkling C. W- oathh, bunds et'- Calvin Gilbert, crossings, street markers, etc 8 f77 9G 7 175 a) 2 TJ 72 20 is Ol i 1-5 5 6 C3 73 OQ 30 0 28 21 0 310 CJ i ill 61 2 1 23 13 50 4 7j 00 50 00 25 I 50 2 oO 01 20 0-1 l'j 50 1-sS 30 J. H.

Sanders faon, hardware 17 00 2 QQ Eicutrii Sale, Of MOUNTAIN TIVlBliR LAND KKIDAV, tbe Hih day of tsa the under-lined, Eieoutni of me wl lol PKC, deceasc-d, will i at Pubhc bale he following tnua ol Tlmberlaud in Hamlllonbau township, Adams cuualy, Pa" No. 1, A Tract or 8 ACRES and 116 PERCHES, township, near old Furnace one mile in.iu of John Sanders. Grant Blzhim Henr? Wlntrode and Jacob Mus-elman, covered wufi plue aud oak tim "er? 1 ACKE-Sand US eKRCHES road, adj.ilulng lands ol 'i. Jno. W.

Bauer, I'eter Allwiue and NOTICE. of the tavern license of the Uettyshunr Katalv- sine Spring (Limited), ol Uumbcrlnmi borough, and will be presented Lo the Court of Quarter Sessions of Adanis county on SAT- thereto. K13W March It oicrkQ.S. EBTTEE SCHMIDT. A FDLL line of Black Silks at prices to defy competition at THK Cashtown Creamery ia pa ing 14 feute for cream.

tf GOLD PLATKD and Gold filled watchea, in price from $4 to $25 at C. A. BltOCHEE'S COEH, 3 Cans for 25 cents, at E. P. Miller's, Carlisle street.

20.tf Notices. OTICE la hereby given to all Legatees and other persons concerned, that tie Administration Acramnu. hereluaflermeutioued will be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams nflrmat on an allowance, on The nrst aud flnal account of Jane Jacobs Adrainlstralrlxof the estate of Abraham deep 8 tlmore Adaras The flrsi and dual amount of Solomon Hartman, Admiulstraior c. I. of Barbara adeceaseil 0 11 111 towliaul P' Adams Iu.

Theflratand flnal account of Majrdalena A. Kebert, and Jerome W. Keller, Executors ot will or Peter Mickley, late ol Fraukliu township, deceased. 1 lrst and anal account ol Jacob J. Cole Administrator of the estate of George J.

Cole rite of Franklin township, Adams d. inu 1MUIS SOWERS, Mar.2/, 1E91. td hcglster. No. 3, A Tract of 8 ACHKSa A i lct 4 and 27 PERCHES No a A Tract ol li ACRES and 77 mter J--0.

6, A'irat-t 01 a ware David Troxei, oil, etc. Waier rent Bueh ler Co pri ntiig. f- 5 Jaa. Caldwell, Binituing wj A. J.

Smith, zinc 70 Saniuel Herbst, building 10'J i'nllip Dwrsom, wrenches 5 CJ John A. Livers, pipe, etc Juhn K. Hughes, h-it-k hire i 5J il.J.bpangler, damages foralie. 5 i i Geo. Myers, i-erving notice.

1 C. A. Fiank, bread J. L. Hill, Ksq costo 5 K.P.WlsoTzKey, oil, matches, etc 10 Wm.

Ziegier, rep-ir'g croas'g. 75 PreBer dc brick 44 Electric Llgot, Heat Power Co. 9il Ti Wm. P. survejing, etc.

9 Henry Utz, tax refunded 4 H. l.Coduri. 3 Kdw. paviug 16 12 Kdward Mench saud. 31 (.

W. Fowler, work i'ngme II. to. Benner, oil, etc jg 19 J. E.

Wible, 7 70 Ema uel Zlcj-ler, proceedings court 15 Chase tlaharty, i 1). MeCleary, dinuerfor liieoi n. 13 5J J. E. Hughe, 75 Rarner, 725 H.

UUmuro, 52 60 Chas. McOullough, 4 I 1 taUble, printing 71 10 Wilaou, repatrmg engine 1 50 Nat LIghtiifcr, p-jles Q3 Wm. Martin, powder, etc. 6 79 Warner, 7 lsa-ic wooti i Geo C. Gotwald, can, etc 70 1.

A. Troslie, fixing slate roof 1 J. Siiue i-oa, clothing 10 "0 Little, smithing 5.) Meckley. foraopth Viewiug -outti street 15 Q.I Samuel Bird, damage, south ht. 1 CO J.

A. KUzmitler, Atior ey Tor D. Youui, daiuages 150 CJ John Warner, flre 7 51 HAiry daj-, laud 105 U. Beuuer, office lent 7') t-2 ti2 XoteofJ A.Menchey ou hand 166 7-, TM cn 1 10 o'clock, a tharp, dt MONDAY, APKIL zd 1894, the undersigned, haying leased the Springs Hotel, ere he will not require ail the personal effeota saved from the will sell, at ills place adjoining the Eagle Hotel property, the lollop Infif Dersnna.1 nmnct-t-c- VN sig SPSIKQ COATS at Hirtlev's. Kwly, but Bro-t, geta the choicest.

latest Colors and Styles. Prices All the to euit m6 tf Wom.DN'1 a Salary Come Handy advertisment of a ''Chance to earn money," on neit page, if yon want a position. m6.4t THK LEADKE--A Gilt Clock, same as Nickle, for 50 cents, at C. A. Blocher's.

All guaranteed perfect timekeepers. m6.tl THE Standard Sewing Machine has proven to be the best in the market. "Test a Standard" and yon will buy. Sold by C. H.

Deardorff, office on Balto. street, 8t i a 'PTMP. RT li perty: GOODS, consisting iu Matting TART i A- 5 JX lndow Blinds, Dining-room and Ware, Stoves, Cots and- many other Household Goods too numerous to mention. Association. Vice-President; ac Kamer (' ilmer Mubsclman, Treosarer; W.

I' Sheely Kdw jf iien i der''j 1: Cll Jacub a Eckenrode! The plan of this association Is as follows: -or mve-itment or You rjav norm fs crhh the nrst munth'andWceutJ miSlh- ly therealter until ihe amount paid to and the accriv-d prollls equal $103, which will be Ve i ettrs A borrower canprocure.l carfr bclD a TMe uber three each 811), borrowed. Paynfcnts of "monthly uues will be made at the I 4 mst National Uauk jrorn tne 1st toflthofeach For mrther inlonr-atlon call upon uraddreu 'urtner March 8m 11A.MEB, hec. 111 We, the underfclcned, Auditors of the Biroueh of Uettjhbuig, having heen duly elected sworn ai'cordi to law, do certify that have examined the ace -unt of J. Wm. Garlach i'reaanrer, and liud it to be correct, aud lhal there due said Boroiis'i the sum ol one nun.

JOHN H. 8110611 E. SLAYBAUUli, J. DOUOUKSTY, TK7ILJJAU FHOUK, Tax If xxiuut with Uettysburu BjnjUjju OB. AprllM.

TO, lobalanceoutstand'etaxes duplicate, of 34 (j- duplicate of 1.93 Mar. "7, 1891. ts J. M. glven that an application le(i 1E or the tramter orthe Tavern License or William Sunday of the borough or East Berlin, to Augustus Sw orBendersville borough, and wll? hepresenled to the Uourt or Quarter Sessions or Adams county, on WEDJSlESDAY, MARCH mh Mar.

A mi. St OOB LEADEB in Walnut 8-day clocks $2.26, guaranteed perfect. C. A. BLOCBBE, Jevreler.

SOMETHIKO FOE get some- tbiog for nothing ia contrary to the lawa of nature and mankind; ifjon want a Range, that ia a good Iwker and a perfect roaster, try the Cinderella; it is sold at a fair price, and will give- yon good service. It lightens labor and lessens cure. Hold by A J. SMITH; NOTICE. OTICE is hereby given that the petition ol Francis Cole, Kxecutor ol the will of Cole, deceased, has been nledln the otilceof the Clerk of the Court, aud the petitioner will be discharged on MAJtCH 2Sth, ISM, if no objections are filed.

J1 EDW. JJ. BENDBB, Mar. 13, 1894. 3t clerk (J s.

Salntdaj. Harness Sale this Friday FOB large stz? refrigerator, in good order. Inquire of Weigand Homan FAKMKR8 compelled to buy Corn, will do by calling aud getting onr prices. J. GEO.

WOLF'S Sons. Amltistrators' Notioe. JACOB B. MEALS' ESTATK-Letters of Ad- tl mljilstratlon on the estate ol JACOB LJAIA late ol BendersvUle borough Adams deceased, having been granted Jp 'he undersigned, residing In name he hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted to said estate to make Immediate nav- ment, and those having claims agalBSt the setti pI ese them ro Periy auflientlcated A VI i urch ed lhestore Mra A. Whltmore, In Mummasbunr, idams cou nt y- the undersigned hereby gives notice that he will continue the business of GENERAL MERCHANDIZING at iho old stand, with an enlarged Rtock of Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes.

indeed everything usually kept In a first-class coun'ry store. PRICES GVJajtJTTJKEJ) RIHT. A share of patronage Is solicited and noeffort spared to plea.se all. 62 53 B2 95 6 55 CR May bj exonerations, duplicate of IS3 5 July LJ, 1892 bj 2 percent, oflfcol- of 1832. Nov.

5, Ifcyj byo per cent, off (collector) duplicate ot 1892.... Apr. byopercent, nrj (collector) uulicnte of 1SK2 Apnl 18, J. vv' Uarlach, of 892 125 00 July 15. by paid J.

Garlach, treasure dup. ol 189J. 5 83 Nov. by Cash paid J. w.

Oarlach, treasure dup. ol 4360; July 10, abatement dunli- 17 July 10,1693 by 2 pur cmt-'b'a (collector) duplicate ol Ie93 37 43 Nov. 18, MS by per cent, ott (collector) duplicate of 1818 Mar. 12, to bal. outstanding taj S6507 76 We, the undersigned.

Auditors of the Bor ough of Gettysburg, hav ng been duly elected and sworn accoi ding to law, do certify that we have examined the foregoing account or William Krock. collector, aud and It to be correct, and that ihetelhduesald Borough, In cashand outstanding taxM eleven hundred and forty- lliree dollars and bluty-uiue cents, (8U4i.ti9.) JOHN H. SLEN'ra, J. FRANK DOUGHERTY, March 27, Auditors. Notice to Collectors of Tauss.

I Is ordered that a Court of Quarter Sessions be held on WEONE8- MASOH. 1891, at which all Tax Colleotors elected on the third Tuesday n.uual bonds for approval. Ihe bonds to be to the Commonwealth hv each Collector in double the provable amount of taxes that will come Into his hands, with at le af sulHclent sureties, the condition of which bond shall be lhat tne Collector shall well aad truly collect and pay over or account lor, according to law, the whole amount of taxes charged and assessed In the duplicates which shall be delivered lo him. PUBLIO SALE. QN FRI1BAY, the Mia day of MAHCH, 1894.

ay the undersigned, Inteudlne to quit (arming; P. But.hey'8 rarin will sell at Public Sale, on F. ut.ey'8 rarin near Centre Mills Butler township, Adams' county, Pa the following personal property 5 HE AD of HORSES, two Black Mares rising 8 years, one a oid saddle Mare and leader. the other a oo Now on display iu the Corner Window of Skelly Warner, -presenting surf now on sale. -anging In price from 10 to a per cent, lower than ever sold before? A FEW SPECIALTIES: Ibe.uiliul Jolntless Malting, both sides alike.

In eight styles, at 12y cu. very heavy China Matting Ctl-tot I-- A very due Jolnt'ess China Msulne 6 at 20 ct, former priS All New Goods just Received. Special Designs and Extra Qualities and 4 cents. We Invite Inspection. SKELLY ffARNEB.

March 1SSI. tf COLLEGE, 330 MABKET STREET. THOROUSH BUSINESS COUHSE, SHORIEUT" AND TYPEWRITIKG. E. GARNER, Principal, fARRlSBUBO.

PA. -Mar. 27.1S94. dm" 7t PROCLAMATION. TO THE fJOROSEE, JCTSTICESOPTITE PEACE AXD COSSTABLESIS THE DrFFKBEXT BOKOrOM SO YE that In pureuauceofaprecept to me directed under he hand and seal of the louorable Wln.lAnMcCtE.vs, President or he several Conrwof Common In theUd udicial District, consNtlng of the counties ol VTM aml Fulton, and by virtue or his olEce the Court ofOyerand Termlnerand General Delivery, for the trial of Capital anSotber l-eide, i trereln, and the G5jemlCourt of Quarter Sej.slonsoltheFe.ice.andJ.LJEXKrv, nd Judgesofthe Jme ounty of Adams.

You and each of you are ere jy required to he and aupe-ir in vour own roper persons witu your afore the Gettysburg iti orOyerandTerminerand (jeueral'jall Delivery and General Quarter or the eae2 to be holdeu in. the county of vd. tns aforesaid, on the ith MOMMY of APR emg the IM yv at 10 said d.iy, theu and there to those Mugs to which your weral olfli-es aptterliiln- GIVES under my handal GettyC it 1 the 2ilh of Ire year of our Lord one thousand ebrht hundred and nlnet5'-fiur WM. B. McILUESN-y Mar.

27.1831. PO BUG. SAL Livery Stock. Jf SATURDAY, ihe 7lh day of APRIL. the undersigned will sMl at Public Sue, at heir stable.

Globe Hotel, Gettvsbunr. their utlre Llverv stock, coniutlni of Head of HORSES, all gwxj smzle and double rivers, lociudmgapau-of matched Duasar.d pair matched Blacks four Wagonettes, wo Surreys, one Ua-k oneBa- ouche, two 2-seat Snrreys. two Bngeles. two one JJaytnn Wagon, one fan- "er, body Cutter, four sets heavy louble Harness, three sets ught Double Hares, four nets Slugle Haru two Carrtace Preads. one Hay Cutter, Blankets, Whiw, Slel 2h '-'ells, Oil Stovo, Desk, 5 Chairs, nd olher smallerartlcles not mentioned AH above stock will poxitlvely behold guest bidder.

Sale will commeaceat I o'clock when attendance will be given and ade known by CHAS. W. Mar. ta J. M.

Caldweli, AucL ror settlement. Feb. 20, W94. 6t HENRY B. Admlnlatrator, Administrator's Notioe.

ARGARET SWOPE'H ofAdmlnlstratlon on the estate of MAUOA- KKT SWOPE, late of Slraban township, havluc been grant ed to the undersigned, residing In same two he hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same to present them properly authenticated for set Uement. DA.V1D HOLTZ i'eb. ItaimiitStor. Register's Notices, VTOTICE Is hereby given to all Legatees and Xl other persons concerned, that the Administration Accounts hereinafter mentioned will be presented at the Orphans' Court of Adams county, for ooiKlrmatfon and allowance, on WEOJS BSD A the 28th day pf MARCH, isw 5. Fecond and flnal account or c.

M. Woia and D. M. Wolff. Administrators ol the estate pfj.

Geo. Wolf, late ol the borough of Gettysburg, deceased. uoiiys 6. The first account of William Yeatts Executor ofthe last will and testament of Ba'chel Stallsmlth, lale of Straban township, Adams county. deceived.

7. Ihe first and flnal account of Geo. E. Stock, Administrator ol the estate of Win Smith, late of Humiltoubun township, lec'd. Feb.

27,1894. id 8O Bepater. rse years 4 ead orned Cattle, 2 Young Cows, both fresh In May, 2 head ol Young Cattle, monthiold; 1 ThWlnoh-lread Western wagon, with bed. mutable tor 8 or 4 horses, 2 sell new Has- Ladders, one 8 and one 9 It. long, spring harrow, sulky corn plow, long plow, shovel plow, corn coverer, 1 dung boards, cutting box, 2 donbl'-fees 4 hinfle-trees, spreader and chain.

2 log chains, 10 cow chains, set breechbandi, set cruppers, 3 vaukec Harness bridles. 2-eealed carriage, forks rakes, hoes and many otbei articles too numerous to mention. Sale 14 immeuce al 12 clodi, noon, when attendance will be given and terms make known by Mar. 27, 1894. te BEBT ZEB Public Sale.

VN THDBSDAY, the 59th day of MABCR. 18W, the undersigned will tell at Public jale, amis residence, on Chamber bu rg street rettysburg, adjointug Lacktwr's bakerv the lowing personal property, viz: EXTENSION TABLE, Wardrobe. Mlrble- Mp Wash-stand, Cherry Table. 3 gloves, 5 Bedaieads, Safe, 4 Chaira, Centre Table, X-doz. Chaira.

'i-doi Home-made Wntlng Carpet, Blinds, Tub-, Kettles. Bucko's. Wringers. Washing Machine, Tin, Glaeiand Queensware. Magazines and rainy other articles too numerous to mention.

Hale to ooru- at o'clock, p. when alien lance will be given and termti made known by Mar. 20,1891. ta J. PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC WEST VIRGINU HORSES, THJE LAST OF THE SEASON. SATURDAY, the 7th daj ol -APan, WM, I will n-ll at Public Sale, rt aw stables, In Abboitatown, about HEADur WEBT VIRGINIA HOUSES, all and well broken. Every animal guaranteed aa represented. Sale lo becra at o'clock, p.m. Terms by F.

K. 43-WUI buy FlOy Fat Uoraea on Come before or after sale. Jan. 16.18M. Ut Um or.a YOUNG BEHKSaiKE BOlRsi.

also for heavy 1 MARE 3 yean old. 1 COLT ear. old. I MULE 12 years old, weight Ibs. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock.

pTm NOTICE. 'ILAJS MILLER'S ESTATE--OArtD L. Mn- inlLLEM, deceaked, ot aame A dunu eouuty. Pa, doe. hereby give to uaddeMateu makelm- uedlale pavnunt andthoM htvlng clalim..