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Gods ey. 1 men- Surali Cloth, e. eived a lese are i prices es of a 1 goods eoiaky. irtimrs re with OF OUR and most at- has been re ess. MERES, of new and i iw a room of House- EAR.

Useful nting STKKKT, the Court RG, PA. LYIOUT BY tilion, of niir inisi lest, to the TER HEADS, per ami opes, four Jobs A TRIAL SALE M. i AiS.fit '-'r. I I I.urn i i i rt'ie I i i i i i i uu.ler i KrK-i: an lur .1 iaJwi road litpel. i'.

In ths on leet Im un "-i Ut uurtll. .11. time hy All KHOCK. Tuesday, May 24, 1892. TOWN AND COUNTY, Local Flashes.

Day next Monday. High Water Mnik" denictition June 2 --A larye is expected. Annie Dauuer returned en Satu (lay from an extended visit to Braililock accompanied by her sister, Ke Kioewalt. --The marriage of Dr. J.

T. Scott an Lillie MeCnrdy is announced to occo at 1 o'clock this afternoon. --Mr. Hairy Meals, ot Gaidner, i visiting here. --Mrs.

,1. H. Zinn, of this place, is on visit to her daughter, Mrs. Rev. Jjohr, North Carolina.

--We had a pleas mt call on Wednesday Mr. Eugene H. Munday, of tlie Collin Type Fonndry, Philadelphia accompanied by his wife. --Kev. T.

J. Barkley and Mr. R. Elliott represented theGettysbnrj; Returmec charge at Classis in East Berlin last week. --Revs.

Deitz and Oilman, of the Theo logical Seminary, Oiled the Reformed pulpi on Sunday. --Miss Ella Church, of Lewisburg, am Miss Nannie Hunter, of Brllefonte, nr guests of Piof. J. Dorcey Hunter. --Mrs.

Demarest and family ed to the parsonage. --Mrs. W. F. O.llilaml called homi yesterday by the illlness of her mother, nea --Dr.

Geo. W. Stoner, of Detroit, paid hi: friends here a flying visit week. --Hon. Jno.

A. Swope is second vice pres idrnt of the Washington City Loan anil Tnmt Company. --Hon. Edw. McPhers'ni haw been electee Secretary of the Republican Congressiona Campaign Commitlee for the fifth time.

--Kev. A. C. Geary, of F.iiifield. hns re ccived a call to the Reformed charrh a Centrevilie, Somerset Pa.

--Mr. D. C. BrinkertiolT, of Springfield is visiting Mr. J.

M. Walter and otue relatives here. Mr A. G. Lntt, formerly of this county, now of Ahileue, Kansas, is visiting relatives in this section, before going to West Point having received an appointment from the Kansas district --Mr.

Michael FIT has returned from a visit to his sons' at York. Memorial Services. Memorial services on the death ol Dr, Deniarest will be held in the Presbyterian church in this place on mxt Sabbath morn ing at halt-past ten o'clock. The sermon will be preached by Rev George S. Chambers, D.

of Pine street church, Harrisbnrg, and addresses delivered by Dr. Valentine of te Seminary and Dr. i College. The services will be under the direction of the Moderator of the Presbytery. I A SEBVICK.

Corpoial Skclly Post Xo. 9, G. A. will have Memorial Services in the Gettysbnrg Methodist Episcopal church on next Snnday, May the 16SI2, at o'clock. Sermon hy Rev.

W. S. VanCleve. All soldiers residing in this region and the public generally are invited to attend. COMMITTEE.

A OF Snaday afternoon tbe Band of Hope, which has been nccora- plishiDg a good work in this place, celebrated its eighth anniversary in the M. Ji charch, tbe Pastor, liev. Keith preaidinL', Dr. Swarlx and Prof. Bikie taking part.

Tbe address was by Mr. Oltmao, of the Theological Seminary. KEV. DK. JK.ssiE B.

some years ntio the popular pastor of the M. 11. church of this place, has been elected hy the General Methodist Episcopal Conference at Ooia- ha, Nebraska, editor of the Cent ml Christian Directors of the Poor have awarded the contract for 120 tons of coal for the Alms-honse to C. E. at JI.75 per ton, the lowest bid.

DR. HB.NRY STEWART has commenced the the practice of medicine in the oflu-e of Dr. Walter H. O'Neal, and will attend all calls. A SPLENDID lot of a a i i Switches at Tipton's Xovelty Store.

u'JI $1.00. Grand Holiday Excursion to Bvltimore, Whit Monday, June C.h. Tiaiu will leave Gettysburg at 7 a. m. Returning, leave Hillen 7 p.

m. For time at stations see posters. COMMITTEE. 2t DIRECTORS. The Gettysburg Water Company on Thnrsday elected the following Directors: Hon.

E. McPherson, Chas. II. MeCnrdy, J. W.

Diehl, S. McC. and John M. Warner. Bli Nicholas A.

Kedrtiug, son of County Commissioner Jos. lieddiug, of Freedom township, sends ns a hen egp measuring 8 by inches. WK have added to our already complete Delected stock the newest, best and styles in Hats, Kibbons and Xovellits in town, and are now prepared to please all. Yon need but to call and be convinced. Our newest shape i Hat, sold everywhere for surprises everylxdy.

Flowers from to more expensive. The only place to find the latest styles in I a and Children's Hats and Caps. Special prices for Decoration Day. JlKS. W.

H. WlEKMAS, It York street. GENERAL TAYLOR, Department Commander of the Pennsylvania Grand Army of the Republic, has issued orders announcing that the semi-annnal encampment of the department will be held at Gettysburg from July 2 to S. inclnsive. The tents will be erected or Cemetery Hill.

FKRK FKKK FitKE 1C lamination of the Eye by Houseworlh, at my store, Thursday, Jane 2. lu -1 2t PENROSE MYEKS. Till' officers of the turnpike to be built from Monnt Rock to McSherrystown are T'. X. Rm th president, P.

G. Smith secretary, John Small treasurer, and M. H. John Colp, Vincent O'Bold and John H. Pohlman directors.

JrsT received, something new in Black Rummer Dress Goods at It DOUOHKETY HAKTI.FY'S. THE Fairfield Cornet Band will hold aa ice cream and strawberry festival at the school-bouse, in that place, on the evenings of June 9th, and llth. m24.3t FOE SALE--A good cart and harness, good, one-horse wagon, also lot of carriage ss. Inquire of JACOU SHKADS, at his lumber yards, Stratum and Railroad sts. m2-l tf SWITCHES made and repaired at Tipton's Novelty Store.

m24 3t A BAHCIAIN one second-baud sqnare Pia'io, in gocsj condition, price $40. Also one second band Organ, jnst the thing to learn on, price $10. Write ns, or call at oar rnn-uc store. J. W.

EICHOLTX n24.ai Gettysburg, Pa. Pir-Nic at Gcltlenvilleon Saturday, June 4. Cornea 1 it THE Cnstuowii Creainwry IH paying cents ir cream. tf THE Grand Lodge ol Oad Fallows will meet at fUsadiog next year. Memorial Day.

The committee in charge of arrangementa foi Memorial Day, next Monday, announce the following programme: The procession will he iu Charge of Capt. Jas. Hersh, Marshal. At 1.30 p. feltarp, the column will form on Chimbers'inrg street, right resting on Public Square, aid proceed promptly to the National Cemetery in the following 1.

Band. ORDKK OF MARCH. Orator of the day and others in car- P. O. S.

ol A. Jr. O. U. A.

M. Sous of Veterans. Corporal Skelly 9, G. A. riages S.

4. 5. a. and ex-Soldiers. Upon the Cenuitry the will beasfollowp; 1.

Direeby the Band. 2. Ceremonies of the Grnud Army of th Republic. Strewing of flowers by the G. A.

and children of the public schools. AT ROSTBUM. Music by Band. Prayer by M. Valentine, D.

LL.D Option hy Gen. K. M. Henderson, Carlisle. 7.

Benedict ion by Joel Swartx D. D. Court. An ailj inrned Court of Common Plea. ipened yesferrlay morninx.

President Jndge McC lean and Associate i ant Donob'Eie ou the i J. M. Occnft, now for tbe use if Aaron vs. John H. ap peal from the Docket ol V.

H. Lilly, J. P. on trial. First mi liiiii! of Charles 8.

Dnn trustee of Amanda K. Y. Prters, con firmed. First mid fin'ti a of Benner of Eliiis aud wife First and fun! of F. Brink rhoff, of Jacob aud wife an firmed.

First and final account of J. E. C. i awugiiee of Issmc N. I i und wife, con- tirmed.

In the O.phnn-4* Court all I accounts were confirmed except the i continled: A i WiNnn, A i of Harry li itallsmith, A tor of Ann SUllsinith, dcc'l and John Boyer, Trustee of Peter Tr.mle. DKATH OF JOSKPH Is. SHOHB, A a piulruclwl iiluess, at his home in Littlestown, on Snnday, Joseph L. Shorn one of the best most highly respected citizens ol that rmrt 01 the cnimty. pas-ed away.

He was horn March 1812 nnd spent most of the year'- of his active and useful life on his farm in Union towi ship. For more than forty years he filled the office of Justice of the Peace, in the administration of which his good and sterling integrity won for him the esteem of all. Foi eighteen years he was al die head of tbe Littles town losfitntion, which fail- ng health compelled him to relinquish. Interment at Littlestown to-day. NEW YORK brilliant wedding occurred fit All -Soul's church, New York, last Tuesday evening, i i being MIPS Carrie Helen Bell, who last sommei risited Mrs.

Charles S. Duncan and othe: ichool friends here. The groom was Mr. John Flemmiog McClain. Miss Virgie O'Neal, of this place, acted as maid of honor.

The bride was attired in white Bedford cord ilk, prettily trimmed ou corsage and skin with rare old lace which adorned her mother's wedding dress. Her maid ol' hono: wore white French mnl! and lace dreas over rimroae silk. Thirteen hundred invita- ions were issued for the ceremony, REGISTRATION'. The Assessors of this Borough, Messrs. Jacob Aughinbaugb, Fred.

and Carl Knpp, have fiuished heir registration of voters, the lists showing he following: 1st ward U5o, 2d ward Jd ward AIG, total 741. Hanover' 1 voters no.niher ward 120, 3d ward 3S5, 3d ward 177, 4th ward 33 Cnjyc.ROK and after May he W. M. R. K.

train i leave Hanover or Gettysburg at 12-10 p. returning, will leave Gettysburg at 2 00 p. in stopping nly at New Oxford, and at a i when rigged, or when there are passengers to land, 'he train leaving Gettysburg at (J. if) p. m.

or Hanover will be discontinued. Forsn Gru.TV.--In the case aga-nst the ioard of Poor Directors of CumbrLind onnty, chained i malleasance in office, be at Snnriay night in a erdict of guilty nfier being out twenty- ight hotirs. A motion for a new trial i once made. The charge arose fiom the i of JoeDillerto Jno. W.

Laflerty. he case which created no ranch interest at he recent session of Court here. RHPfeTED. On Saturday a colored boy, Archie Clay, waa arrested by Officer Yeagy or taking six half dollars from the drawer in he store of A. Shoemaker.

Justice George "Walter heard the case and the boy wa 6 ilaced ander $100 bail for his appearance at Conrt. CCIM.MEXCK.MENT. The graduating exer- ises of the High School, of this place, Prof. r. Dorsey Hnuter principal, will take place t'ie school-room on Friday afternoin.

consists of Miss Lillie Tipton, Miss Lottie Baaehoar and Robert N. Stable. PENSIONS. Israel Stonesifer, has eceived a pension of $6 a month, with 3 pay, aud Mr. Martin Sheeler one of 12 a month -with $93 back pay.

Miller, attorney-iu-fact or heirs of Margaret Hagarman, deceased, esterday sold acres of timherland in lenalleu township, to Frederick Heller at .110. How it Works Out. NOKRISTOWN, Aug. 23 omniittee appointed ior the purpose is instigating the status of the legality of the ssessrueut of 4.3 per cent, which the receiver he defunct Schuylkill Valley Mutual Fire usnrauce Company, of Norristown, has levi- on premium notes given by stockholders the amount of $32 000. The assessment made to pay debts, insurance losses, etc.

mounting to nearly $14,000. The stockholders recently held a meeting or the purpose of taking measures to resist layment of the assessment, some of them iaiming that their notes, given to the com- any had been cancelled, and, in fact, held eceipts from the secretary, since deceased, ubstantiating their claim. At this meeting he investigating committee which is now at work was appointed. Fiom what they have thus far ascertained hey now believe that the receiver is justifi- in levying the and can collect le same from all who can not show valid eceipts for cancelled preminm rotes, and nless they find evidence to the contrary bey will so report at the stockholders' leeting next Monday. It THE GREAT SALE or LOTS POSTPONED.

Owing to the rain on last Friday morning he sale ol the lots of the Carlisle Land and mprovement Company did not commence ntil 2 o'clock p. bnt in two hours time he cumpany had sold fifty lots at prices from $r0 to $300 each, tlie prices eiog very low lor the quality of the lots be sale was, then adjourned at the reqnesl "tbe bidders nntil the following day, Sat- iday, as they wished a little time to look the giouud. Owing to the heavy rain Saturday the sale was then postponed ntil Saturday, May 2Slb, 1892, at 10 clock a. at which time about two ban- red mure lots will be sold, Do not fail to present. It Water Hark." DEDICATION ON JDXE 2.

EXTENSIVE PBEI'ARATIOJfS FOB THE GREAT EVENT. Most likely the great event of this summer on the Battlefield will be the dedication of the nuiqne and imposing "High Water Mark" monument which marks the spot where Pickett's famonscharge wns repulsed. Col. J. E.

Bachelder, who has superintended its erection and given his best efforts in planning its formal dedication, was here last week completing the arrangements. On Thursday Adj. Gen. Greenland and Col. Frank Magee, of the Slh regiment Pa.

X.i- tional Guard, were herein conference with him. It was decided to send a detachment of this regiment, probably five companies, to act as escort to President Harrison during his stay. One company will do duty around the platform and seats for invited guests. Col. Magee will have charge of the military operations.

The State will furnish 200 tents to pitched on East Cemetery Hill for veterans who wish to occupy them. The U. S. Qoartermaster's Department has ordered here soflicieut canvas to shelter the 1..300 seats from sun or rain. Gen.

Bing- bam is prevented from delivering tbe oration and ex-Gov. Beaver has been selected to fill the place. Arrangements are being made to have the celebrated Marine Band, of Washington, furnish music. President Harrison, with the Secretaries of War, Navy, Interior, Agricnltnrp and possibly others, are expected about noon and will be immediately taken to the dedication. Governor Pattison is to preside, and the Governors of Maine, New Hampshire and Delaware have already accepted invitations.

Col. Bachelder will make tbe presenlation speech and President Harrison follow tbe oration with an address. Brief remarks are expected from Generals Schofield, Howard, Miles, Sickles and others. Both railroads are making schedules for handling of people. a vast throng Editorial Excursion.

A handsome train of eight cars over the Reading on Tuesday evening brought ri party of nearly 200 newspaper men from New York, Philadelphia and intermediate points, representing nearly all the leading dailies. A number of them were accompanied by ladies. Headquarters were at the Eigle. Wed net diy was spen ton the Battlefield in charge of W. T.

Ziegler, with Guide MinniEih explainingthemovements. At the Bloody A Col. Baehelder delivered an address, more especially bearing on the Pa. location. "SVednesday evening an informal reception came off in the Court-room, Burgess Conanghy presiding aud welcoming the vi- itors.

Addresses were delivered by tlie veteran journalist Halstead, Jnbn W. Bailey, of the Phila. Keeanl, Jos I. C. Clark, -Hominy Col.

John A. Cockerill, X. Y. Col. Cowan, who commanded a prominent battery at the Bloody Aygle and Prof.

P. M. i of the College, and Kev. Dr. E.

J. Wolf of the Seminary. Mr. Charles K. Deacnu, representing the P.

E. R. R. had charge of the ar- which were complete iu every detail, the party being guests of that road. The visilorslelt on Thursday, highly pleased.

Tho Battlefield. Work on the New York State monnraent ill be started June 3st. Engineer A. J. i i i is here arranging preliminaries.

The sfone is all cut and the great strike ol New England granite cutters will not impede its progress The Tammany monument is being taken down, and will be entirely re cut, and two defective stones replaced i new ones. Mr. L. () Corbet, representing the touctact- ors, is in charge. Stone is also a i i for tbe 12th and N.

Y. joint monument on Little Round-Top, which will be started soon. The Soldiers' Monument Commission is expectul on the 1st of June, when corc- miltee of the 2(ilh Emergency regiment will meet them to decide i location. This will be a jjranite statue representing a soldier looking inr the enemy. Tlie "High Watsr Mark" is now completed, Bureau Brothers in the past ew a having added the bronze plate.

To commemorate a most a event which occurred nt the battle of Gettysburg, Paul Wood, clever artist, has been commissioned by Prof. K'lwards, of Notre Dame College, Indiana, to a i a pictnre of the rish Brigade, comprised of tbe Sixty-ninth, Eighty-eighth and Suly-lliiid regiments of Vcw York, the Twenty-eighth Massachusetts rod the One ami Sixteenth Penn- 'ylvania, commanded by Colonel Patrick in tbe act of receiving a i from -he Chaplain of the brigade. Father Corby. The i will be placed iu Memoaiaf fall at, Notre D.ime. Uootia? of Classis.

Gettysburg Classia met in tenth aunna sessions, in the Reformed Church of Eas Berlin, this county, on Wednesday evenin May 18, at 8 o'clock. The Classical Strmo was preached by the President, Rev. B. Bansman, ol Arendlsville. The organizi lion for the present year was eft'ected by th election of liev.

Geo. B. liesser, President Rev. T. J.

Barkley, Slated Clerk and Treas nrer, and Rev. Geo. P. Stem, Correspondinj Secretary. The business was mainly routine, and tran slacted with great unanimity.

Good wil and harmony prevailed in all the interests that claimed the consideration of the meet ing. A fair degree ol progress was nbown by the reports from the different charges both as to the additions to tl-o churches, am the contributions for benevolent and congre gational pnrposes. Rev. A. C.

Geary, having resigned th pastorate of the Cashtown charge, was, tbe regrets ol Classis, dismissed to Snmerse Classis, Synod of Pitlsbnrg. The best wish es of all accompany him to bis new field labor. Kev. E. D.

Miller having accepted a cal to the recently constituted West Mnnbeim charge, was received from the Classis Wyoming, aud a committee appointed I install him. The members were very hospitably enter tained by the people of the Reformed congre gation at East Berlin, and their unstinted kindness i long be remembered. In the last two years they have taken a Jong stride forward. Their new, handsome aud well arranged church, completed and dedicitefl free of debt, is an ornament to the town, anc a to the liberality of the people. The next a a meeting will be held in Emmanuel Reformed church, Hiuover, P.I., commencing on the second Tuesday in June The delegates to the annual meeting of the Potomac Synod to be held next Octo her, in Martinsbnrg, W.

are Revs. Geo, B. K'Sser, P. Slim, F. S.

Lindaman 1'. J. Birkley, and B. F. B.iusman.

dew D. S. ClironiMter, G. W. Hartraan, J.

Firor, A a a G. Keagv, J. X. Slagle. Delegates to Synod, to convene in Reaclinii, in May, ISIS, Revs.

T. J. Birkley and Prof. John C. Bowmin Elders, Soloman Weuluer and J.

X. Xlulixtin --Ministers 15 members baptized 2 13; additions 207 dismissed I Snnd.iy Schools I Hun'lay School Scholars S'nclents fur the ministry 1 benovolent i i contributed fir congregational 301. Reformed. Reunion. The reunion of the Retortned churches i bf held at Thursday, A 18, next.

The executive committee the reunion is composed of K1. H. Scliafffer, Baltimore W. C. ISirety, Frederick Fred erick i Westminster Peter C.

Weist, York Charles E. Stable, Gettysburg C. W. Crerner, Chanibusburg Nile-s M. Fis- 'ell, a i J.

W. Hnmrick, Marlinsbnrg. W. V.i D. M.

Hurley, Hagcrstown B. F. Bdrden, Shenandoah, Ivi. H. Schaef- ier.

(if B.ilunidre, and Rev. J. B. were appointed a Lommittee to make all thr arrangements i the railroad companit-s. RPV.

J. Hotlheius, D. president of tlie association, WAS directed prepare a general advertising hill suitable or all points. A program will be prepared, which will contain tbe Older of exercises 01 the ground, the hyirns to be sung and tbe ipeakersand their subjects. The following speakers i be present if they can be bad IJon.

W. U. Hens-el, Piofer.sor .1. C. Bnw- rrian, of Lancaster, and Rev.

Isaac X. Peightal, of York. Ercuisloas. excursion f-enson opens vvcll and The promises to be a busy one. Beside tbe Sdttoral party noted elsewhere, several have irrived and a number are hooked.

On Saturday evening a party ot ladies and gentleman representing the Ke- Grocers' Association ol Philadelphia arrived and spent Sunday on the bat Tbe Grocerd'and Importers, Ass arranged a large party on Jane 21. The committee of the Eighty-second ilcgi- ment Penueylvama Volnuteeis, have completed arrangemeu for the i to Geltyn- )urg on Jane 20. Yesterday morning the W. M. K.

K. )rouglit eleven well filled cars containing the of St, Micbuel of Baltimore, i leadqaartei at the Globe. About o'clock tbe Bojtod Library ASJO- fi." ladies and gentleman, came in via Western Extension, ou a linymouj Yhilcomb excursion, stopping at the Kdglt. Pcnaa. Zlallroad Trains.

The first train arrangerout jetween the P. K. R. and the W. M.

R. K. irrived yesterday at 1.15 p. i three oaches, leaving Philadelphia at 8 50 a. m.

of the cars leave here at 2 p'. anning tolid to Lancaster, where they con- icct i the Day Express due in Philadel- ihia at 50. One of the coaches remains here and is attached to the W. M. K.

R. rain at '3 52. and delivered to the P. K. K.

Hanover, going through to Philadelphia. CATTLE weighed on Philip Ht ft man's cales: Sold to S. Snndheimpr--Ecaannel Plank 1 head, 33 335 pounds; Hon. B. Wills 23, 8 740; Geo.

E. Stock lo, 1R 950; W. F. Lott 9, 10,0:5. To C.

T. Ix)wer--Jacob F. Bream G. 25; Jacob Kurtz Edw. Bream 9, 1 025; Henry Cook 3.

2.89(5; C. Rice 1 40. To Fnhnnan S. Bream Chas. J.

Toot 13, HOD. K. Wru. Bream 7, 9010. To J.

Codori--P. R'over 4, 4 930. To Weigand Homan--D. B. Coleraiu 2 310.

To Riggs E-jkeurode--C. P. Koser 3 ,975. Thursday Mr. John W.

Little, nf lunterstowa, killed twocopperhetid snakes, ne measuring 5 and the other 2j ieet. Junior Baud will bold ice cieam and strawberry festival iu the link, Monday, Tnesday and Wednesday vcniugs, May 30th, 31st and June 1st. td YESTCRDAY, Mr. Geo. J.

Stitzel, of Lat lore township, killed a mad dog. JuHN C. LATK, a well-known cattle deal- died at Mount Hope on Snnday. S. BLACK, grandson of the late udge Black and sou of ex-Lieu tenant GOT- rrjor Black, has been tendered tbe position assistant to Executive Commissioner arquhar of the hoard of World's Fair mangers of Pennsylvania.

I.MI'KOVHMB.NTS.-- Rev. Dr. Eli Huber las purchased (if Mr. A tbe lot on corner ol Carlisle and Lincoln streets, GO e'et front, at $900, rind i build in the near I Tbe Rfii'ling railronlis i up a large coal sbed ncir i engine bouse. Mrs.

John Spangler is i i a i bou-e on cornerof Exst i aud a streets. Mr. a Troxcl has a new stable nearly (ompletetl on bis lot, York street. Mr. John U.

Rnff is erecfing a large barn near New and Mr. Samuel Suiitb one near I At Two Taverns, T. O. Collins, II has the a i ready for a bouse, Mr. Wra.

OrndoilY is completing a i and Mfssrs. John O.ndorfl and J. Sherman are a i i i residences. .1. C.

Maii ley, ol Ci-nlre Mills, is i i bis residence. The i i i u-ed as a coal honse in rear of the W. li. R. ('epot.

has place-'! over well and a Rider i i engine i sboitly 1-e placed to water i the tank i is lieinij erected adjoining Livers' f.ictorv. BOTH A I A A ot neighbors nod friemls gathered at the home of Piank, in Cumberland to celebrate his -0th i a Two sous and two daughters could not he present, mnch re gretted by who present were Samuel participated. Those Plank and family, Wm. Plank and family, Joseph H. Plank, Harry Singley, and family, Hairy Singley, and family, Adam Redding, wife and (laughter, O.

Currtns and wife, J. E. Plank and wife, Wm. Moose taruily, Edw. Bahr anil wife, Mrs.

Su-an Harner, Mrs. Sarah Spnugler anil Mis. Spriggs, tlnrty-tbrte persons. A very en joyableday was spent i many useful presents, and good wishes lor the old genlleman and his kiud lady. The sumptnous dinner was well gotten tip and very much enjoyed by all present.

A Gl'KPT. AuorT fifty cars, mostly coal, were delivered here by tbe Reading on Sunday and taken to Baltimore ove- the W. M. K. DECORATIOX day will be observed at Littlcstown i a parade nf tbe different societies, Fire Company, Town Council and Rev.

J. D. Peters, of Hanover, is to deliver the address. AT a meeting of the Hanover Water Company, on Thorsday evening, it was agreed to offer the entire real estate and plant of the company, i their franchises, to i borough authorities for the snrn of 000. Tins is said to be than tbe company wonld receive, were tbe plant taken in the manner provided by law.

The conn- cil's proposition to pay $700 a year for 45 plugs for 20 years, was not the water company adhering to their former proprs.il, $20 a plug a year for 45 plugs, for the fust 20years, anil $15 a ping thereafter. Tne council met last night to act in the A SEW Building Association is being organized in McSberrystown, on the seven year being $125, payable 25 cants a week. Shares can be subscribed for by calling on Dr. GtorgeL. Rice, S.

L. Johns, John R-jth, or any of the board of directois. THE residence ol Me. Thos Elirehart, in New Cbfs'er, had a narrow escape from destroyed by lire Thursday night week. TBAISS week a curious atcideut (ccurred on the Reading road near Mt.

Holly Springs. A freight train was moving along and one of the ears which was loaded with coke broke in the middle. The two trneks each with a half car upon them parte'l and Ihe contents were dropped upon the track. Owing to tbe accident traffic was delated for several hours. Ki.v.

J. W. SANTEE D. the venerab'e pastor ol the Reformed chcrch iu C-ivetown, Washington county, his tendered his resignation. Dr.

Snntee has been pastor of the chnrch since April, 1851, and retires now from a desire for His son, Rev. SaDtee, has been caled to succeed him. Commencements. The College Monthly announe'es the following programmes THKOLOOICAL SBMISAEY. The Commencement exercises of the Theological Seminary will occur on Thursday evening, June 9th.

On tbe Sunday piecediug (June 5th), thebaccal.iureate sermon will be delivered in the College Chnicb by Dr. Valentine, Chairman of the Se rninnry Faculty. Mondaynnd Tuesday will be devoted to examinations in the presence of a joint committee representing the different Synods. On Wednesday evening theaddress to the Seminary Alumni will be delivered in the College Church by J. A.

Eirnest, D. of Mifllinburg, Pa. Tbe Holman Lecture on the Augaburg Confession will be delivered in the Seminary Chapel by C. A. Albert, and likewise the Lecture on Christian Worship by G.

U. Wenner, D. D. Tbe time for each of tbe last two lectures has not been definitely announced. Tbe meeting of the Seminary Board will be held on Thursday, June 9th, beginning at 9 a.

m. PKNNA. 19, 10.30 a. m. --Baccalaureate Sermon by President Mc- Kuight.

June 19. 7 45 p. before the College Y. M. C.

A. by Isalt Ferrier, D. Easton, Pa. June 20, Examinations. June 20, Tournament.

June 20, 8 p. Entertainment. June 21, 8 a. of the Board of Trustees. June 21, Senior Class Day Exercises.

June 22, 9 a. of the First Section of the Graduating Class. June 22, 7 45 p. before (he A i by E. W.

Meisenuelder. M. York, Pa. 21. 9 30 p.

Business Meeting ol tbe A i 22, 10 30 p. Reunion ol '82. June 23, il a. hy tlie Second Section ol the Senior Class, fallowed hy the Graduating Exercises, 23, 8 p. Reception.

June 23, Class. Banquet. HASOVEU E. Ebrehart, who has been quite ill, is improving. Byraut, aged 7 years, son ol Dr, J.

II. Bittinger, of Carlisle Slreet, sull'sred a a i i on Monday. His left 'oot caught on one of the spear hea-ls on the iron fence at the High Street school-house, tbe iron point penetrating tbs ankle to the bone. Permanent disability may result. County Commissioner George Wise, of Chaucelord Township, was arrested on Thursday morning by Constable i on a warrant issued by Alderman Stager, on the charge of violating the election laws.

Mr. Wise gave 4300 a i for a hearing to be held on Friday, May 27th. The information was made by George J. Barry, business manager (if the fln-iltr, and alleges, in effect, that John W. Heller, secured his appointment as counsel to the hoard i( County Commissioners by means of an a bargain between Mr.

Wise and the late i i a E. Patterson, which bargain, it is claimed, a i a aided the foiraer in securing the a i a i for Commissioner. Mr. Wi-'e IP not worried about his arrest he says he never signed any such document and at the nf the alleged bargain, be did not eti- oy ftfr. Patterson's A IU.ACKSSAKB, over four feet long, tilled on Yoik Street, iu front of the resi- lenceofMrs.

D.ivui S. Tanger, last Sunday fternoon, by Mr. i i a Heidler. Prom Fairflold. A few days ago, Chas.

Singley wa.j chopping wood, the axe glaaneil and stnick i on the toot, a i through the bone of the big toe. Dr. J. Glenn wis called and gave the required surgical attention. On Thorny i was shocked the news that Wm.

J. Sprenkle, of was stricken i paralysis, ie wa-i at hi" saw i i at the time, was iken to reaidenne, and a physician for, bnt he conld do nothing for him and he lied i the night. He was well and ivorahly known as a mill-wright. OQ Friday, as Thoa. Eyler was wagoning the mountain he let the lever of the rakea slip oat of his hand, and "truck him on tbe face, inflicting a very severe wonnd.

SIMU LAB Sunday even- jg as they were driving the cows of J. U. 'eely up the street, one of them "track her oot against a stone, which broke tbe bonp hf-r leg above the knee. As tlie cow was favorite they had the leg bandaged nnd re i to save her life. C.

J. Heft on represented Valley Home lodge, No. 74ti. at the i of the jrand Lodge, J. 0.

O. held at wef-k. J. Al. Furguson, of Harrisbnrg, Couucil of the i O-der U.

A. on Saturday night. were pres- nt from HighGeld and Waynes joro. Memorial per vices will lie by a dele- ation from the G. A.

K. Post here, at church, on Saturday afternoon. May 2Sth, at 2 o'clock. A delegation i go to FoDutaiudale at irae and decorate tlie'-olrliers' graves. The i are cordially i i to participite, nd we hope they will briog plenty of i-iwerp, A memorial permon will be preached in he Methodistchnrcb on Snnday at 2 o'clock, iy Rev.

Deible, for the G. K. Poit. DEI ORATION services will be held under the direction of James )ixon Post, No. 83, G.

A. K. Rurfield Band; Sta-r Camp, No. GS, S. of Valley Hume No.

740, F. Children and citizens will join in he exercises. Tbe will move rom G. A. H.

at 9 o'clock sharp, jient. C. J. Seftoo will actas Chief Marshall, with Capt. E.

i i and P. S. Har- tangh as aids. Bring flowers. S.

From We 'earn that Samuel Shepard has been ill tbe past week from a disease that is not known. Our farmers were very busy last Wed ties- ay a i stoue for the Lutheran church. W. S. Khart is remodeling his dwelling onae.

The S. E. R. R. has abon ilts of track aid at this writing.

Mr. John Wills, who has been absent for ome time, paid a visit to hig friend-) in thig icinity, A very heavy thunder storm passed over lis section of conn try last week, doing con- iderable damage to the fruit trees. K. L. OF INTEREST TO SOLDIER udge Sadler of Carlisle, last week fi'ed an pinion which is of interest to all soldiers ildmg peddling license.

The opinion is the matter of John Webbert versus the ounty of Cumberland, It seems that Webbert a soldier's license on that as been purchasing butter, eggs and ponl- ry aud selling them. The County Treas- iier then conies and demands a huckster's cense of This was paid by Webbert ud be then brought suit against the county recover. A case stated was made and udge Sadler decided against the plaintiff nd directed that judgment with costs he ntered for the defendant, the county. This ecision was made on the gronnd that the ct of Assembly in regard to tbe soldier's permitted the holder to "peddle, awk and but did not give him any right to purchase or barter for butter, ggs or poultry." THE Pennsylvania Board of World's Fair makes the following financial tatement: Resources, state appropriation, expenditure, expenses ot members the board in attendance upon board meet- nps, expenses of committees nd attendance oi meetings thereof, salaries of executive commissioner and mployes of the board, $8 854.81; executive for incidentals, Penn- ylvania building at Chicago, $2 705 59; miscellaneous, cash in hands of reasnrer, $17,707.61 balance, $260,000. he amoant expended by the board thus far $22,232.28.

AMERICAN employ 1,000,000 chil- red. Butler and MonsHcB Farmers' Association. The 147th monthly meeting of (he Bntle: and Menalleu Township Farmers' Associa tiou was held at the tome of Aaron I. aud Sue R. Weiduer, Arendtsville, ou Sat urday allernnon, May 1 1th, President Israe Garn-tson iu the chair.

C. S. driest queries when is the proper time to roll oats? Peter Taylor pielers to roll after it is np unless heavy rains have come and a cinst has been formed, then he wonkl roll about the time it is coming np to break the crust. Israel Garretson would roll alter np 4 or 5 inches thinks it does not hurt to roll them down but does it good. Also when is the right time to roll corn.

Some prefer to roll jnst previous to the first woiking to level oil and mellow np the soil and break tbe crust that bos been formed. Peter Taylor queries what is the best remedy to destroy caterpillars It is thought the test remedy ia to take them off while small with slick or pole inserted in their tent and twist np and then destroy, not leaving any to become full grown to produce another generation. I. Garretson says blackbirds are protected by law. He wishes to know if they pull np corn and do injury to crops if the law would punish any one who wonld kill aud destroy nests aud their yonng 1 It is the opinion though they do damage they also do a great deal of good by destroying cut worms, aud that tbe oO'ender it informed on would be liable to line of $1(1 or imprisonment iu county jail or both, Deferred question, what is a good ration for winter dairying? Garretson says 'i corn and cob meal aud oats chop, with 1 qt.

cotton seed meal added, morning and evening. Second question, what is the outlrok for wool-growing--will the McKiuley bill make it more profitable than it was before it was passed'! Wm. Wbilaon thinks it an advantage to the wool- grower to have wool protected by t-iriff. It is thought injurious to health iu re-papering rooms to have new paper put ou over the old, it making a good place for breeding germs ol disease. Some of the members are doubtful if papering is at all healthful; they think rooms while-washed preferable.

Aaron I. Weidner thinks it well for faimers to be able to repair harness aud do little jobs ol carpenter work, bnt as a rule it wonld be better to employ a mechanic to do the repairing, they would do it quicker and better; the tartner would waste more time than would pay a niechanicto do the work. This brought out a lively di.scu.ssmij, Israel Gar- ri'tsou taking the ground that the farmer should do all kinds of repairing, mending buckets, harness, boots and shoes, painting, even to mending wagous. Association then adjourned to meet at Israel Garret-sou's June Id, 1PU2. SECRETARY.

v-' j-u-iauinivrt; in I I I Ol I'1C facias and Veudltloni Kxpomw, rmto the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county and lo me directed, will be exposed to Publ! bate, ul I clock in the taeCour house, in the borough ol (Jettysbunr. Adam uouuty.pa., the following real estate A TIUCT OF LAND, situate Latimor township, Adams couuly, Pa fronime ou th iiwdleudlng Iroiu Rouud Hill post office tiragtown, adjoining lands of John Albert Albert Cbriswell, Howard Helges, Abmhan fciowors, Jouus Hebcrt, and John Berry, contain liijr lOti ACKES, more or less, of cleared hind Improved with a BRICK DWELI IJS'G HOUSK with BuhCineut, Bank Barn, part siono and part frame, Smoke House, Hog 1'en Carriage Iloo-e, Wood House, 2 Corn Cribs Stone JSpi lug House ami other outbuildings, Wells, and Spring oi Water, Apple Orchard and other fruit, 'J and Uikeu into execution as the property of c. BEITMA: terre tentint. --ALSO-A TRACT OF LAND, situate In Liberty township, Adams county, froi ting ou the road leadiuy irom Fairlleid to EmmitHburtc adjoin ing landsof Philip Brown, DavidBhulIy, Uea ry Sunders and Esuelmim. containing ACRES, more or less; Improved with a Two story LOG HOUSE, a flne young Apple and Peach Orchard and other Fruit Trees.

Well and taken into execution ptoperty of (JKOUOK VV. NAGLR. --ALSO-No. 1, A THACT OF LAND, situate In Ham iltonban lowuHhip, Adams counts', from ing on the road leading from Mt. Hope schoo house to the Furnace road, adjoining lauds sarau Ana McCarney, James G.

AfcCumey Wm. Shiudledecker and John Shludledecker co i Ainlnff 11 ACRES, more or less Improved wit a One-s Lory LOG HOUSE, Log Stable and lot of Fruit, Trees. No. 2, A TRACT OF LAND, situate Ham- fitoiibau township, Adams county, fronting on the road leading Irom Virginia Mills lo Ml. Hope school adjolulug lands Jacob JIUHselman's heirs, Alfred Kellholu and M.

M. lioruer, contii'ning J5 ACUEd, more or less, partly covered with Timber. No. A TRACT OF LA XD, bltuate in Ham tun tuu township, Adams couuiy, PJL art joining Ittiids ol' James G. MoCarney Wm Culp, Alfred Keilholu and S.

Me. Horner con lainmglifl AURKS, more or less, covered witl aud taken into execution a-s tbe property ol Luvr B. 'IXKY, and to be sold by me. N. W.

STONER, Sheriff. per cent, of the purcha.se money upon sEtlen by the SherlU must he paid over immediately af'er the property is struck down or, upo'i tailura to comply tborewith, the prop ci iv will be put up again for hale. Sheriffs UJllee, Gettysburg. May 21 '92 ts CiBBAT i Of Jtlil) The Great Council of the Improved Order of lied Meu oi' Pennsylvania comeaed at Heading last week. Addresses were delivered by tbe Grand Sachem, W.

C. Couley, of Philadelphia Congressman Owen Scott, of i i i Thomas D. Tanner, of K.ston, and T. Donelly, the Great Incohone ot the United Hiatus. The report of ihe Furnace Committee shows the following receipts a i i the past year, $13,13:2 5U expenditures 31 balance on hand, present ol the tribe, assets I a gain lor the year, Membership year, 23, WH nceent membership, 30,4 Hn.

Mr J. W. Flaharly repre-ented Cayngas Tribe of this place. GREAT a i i of Southern ore arc pouring into the iron mill, in the Lebanon Valley, Pa. SAVE MONEV.

Buy Groceries, Tinware, Coal Oil. Garden and Flower Seeds, Canilies, at GEOR(E J. WEAVER'S, 11!) Baltimore street, south of Court-bcuse. a2G 8t "NKW STASJIAT.D'' Has the largest bobbins, sews faster, ami lightest running, makes and iips stood the test against any sewing machine. Come anil examine.

Oflice on York street. Oil, al needles lor all 8t C. U. DEAEDOKI-F, Agt. Sheriff's Sale.

FRIDAY, the 17th flay at JUNF 1 892 BU dr writs of Me Registers Notice. 'OTICE hereby given to all Legatees and other persons concerned, that the Admlu i it rat ion Arcouuls hereinafter mentioned wil be presented at the OrphaiiH 1 Court of Adams county, for confirmation and allowance, on MUNDAY the aoth day of at IU o'clock, a. viz: Lli. The first and final account of Edward LuiL. Administrator with the will annex cd, of Adam S.

Myers, late of Reading town ship. Annum dec'd. Kiri)! account oi Daniel A. Diehl Kxec of ihe last will and testament ol Leah Dlclil, late of New Oxford, Adams dec'd. First and account of John Dear Mot II, AfimiDisLiator c.

t. of Ephruim Heativ of Oxford At' irua dec'd. l.fO. Tbe flrl and llnal account- of William limp. Kxecut'jr of the J.tst will and tea tament of John I late of Latimore township Adum.s county.

dec ci. J'). Tlie rir-t and final account of Emanuel Baker, i i Kxerutor of the will of linker, lute oi Union township. Adams county decoded. KJ2.

First and final account of John ohriver. Executor of the ld.si wllland testament of Catharine Hhiiver, late of Oxford township Adams county. deceased The llrst and final account of Jacob llesser, Executor of tbe last wil! and tesLameut of John Picking, 'ale of EuM Berlin borough -Mny l'Ji id T. O. COLLINS, Register, The legislature.

KGKJ by many friends, 1 announce my- bcli a candidate for Assembly, nubject to decision oi ihe Democratic County Convea- tlu E. G. TOPPER, April 5, 1W2. to New Oxiord. Prothoiiotary.

A by the support I received 3 years ago, being next highest i again iller rr.y-self candidate for I rothonofiry, subject, to tbe decision ol tbe Democratic Coi'iity Convi-ntiuu. Gt.O. MECKLEY, April 19, lbi)2. tc Tyrone township. Free! Free! THURSDAY, JUNE 2.

"1 i A take d.iiue Wood's with kid protected hip and kid tipped steeK, Corded Conset Waists, Sateen Skirts, Bosom Foiius, Hose Supporters, Steel Protector and Safety Semi for catalogue J. WOOD, Ii02 South Suliou X. Y. Rubber, Celluloid aud 1-atlier covered in Frencb, German, Hull, Hood, Jones and other patterns with bard or soft pads. Every trills warranted to iit arid give perfect at A.

D. BuebJer Co'rf. Drug and Book Store, Get- tvsbnru. Pa. iafi.tf MARRIAGES.

MJIV lit McSherrystown, bv Kev. D. Leo Bnind, Mr. CHAKLfcS K. A ol Cnrnber- hind Township, hALLJli bToKM, of May 17, at St.

Jo-pph'sciinrcb, by Kev. M. J. MeHnrfe, Mr. WM.

M. ORN- UOItFF lo Mis.s KKtjlNA M. hMITH, IjOLh of towii'-blp. Mav US, in a i i i township, by Rev D. C.

Eyler, Mr. 11. I to Miss A A IvlNT, boihol KiunilLonlmn Lwp. DEAJHS. DiTATirs I-'IEKE, VEitsta, 5 CENT'S A LIKE.

A i 20, In C.mtnn. Ohio, of C. formerly o' couuly, aged o5 ye.iib 7 montlis and 1( days, May Hi, In New Oxford, KL1ZA, wile of the late VV. U.h\varl/,«ged tile.i!-h 11 inontb.s Administrators' Notice. J.

STAHl.E'H ESTATE. Letters of Adimnistuition on the estate oi tf. STAIH.K, Into Gettysburg borough, Adams couuly, decca.sed, having been jrrau'ed to tbe untlerMgned, residing in same borough, tbey hereby giv.j notice to all Indebted lo to make immediate pay in en and lliose having clfiima against the same to present them properly authenticated ior settIcme-it. THOy. J.

STAFiLE, CHAfa. E. HTAHLE, May fit Administrators. HACK LICENSES. OFF ICE OF CHIEF BCKOESS May21th IS'Ji.

PPLICANTH FOR HACK L1CKNHEK will apply at this oilice on MAY '25th, or any iy prior to 1st of June, between the hours ot 2 and 4 o'clock, p. from which time not exceeding 5 9 each will be imposed for bucking without Certificates of Licence and numbers on hacks D. McCONAUGHV, May 2t Chief Burgess. J. L.

Williams, A TTO KNE Y- AT- A 1 GETTYSBURG, PA. Collections and all business promptly attended to. Odice on Baltimore street, with Me. Swope opposite Court-house. tf NOTICE.

"VfOT having received value for a noteglveu JJ George tiotliei (or $30, 1 hereby notlly tbe public that I will not hold mybelf responsible for its payment. M.iy24, MUH. CATHARINE E. DILMAN. PUBLIC SALE.

Of Western Horses at Abbottstown. SATURDAY, the dny of JUNE, 1802, the uncJerhigned will sell at 1'ubllc Hale, at bis Sale ambles, Abbotttowu, Adams LOAD OF HORSES AND MARES, Just Irom the West, from 3 to 5 years old, guaranteed sound. They are mostly Vouug Mares, and are nil good workers or drivers. This will be the last kale ol the season. Every horse or mare sold must be just as represeut- ed.

Sale to begin at i o'clock, p. in sharp. Terms by F. K. HAKKR.

Hay 1M, 1802. is H. L. Strayer, Auct. PUBLIC SALE.

SATURDAY, the Kith day of MAY, 3802, the undersigned on account of 111 healih, will sell at Public Sale, at his residence, In Butler township, Adams county, miles nortb of Arendtsville and 2 miles norl liwefe of Btglerviile. tbe JollowliiK personal property 4 HEAD OF HORSES, oie Sorrel Mare 4 years old. kiud and gentle and will work wherever tiltcbed. one 3-year-old Roan Mure; 5 Head of Cattle, 1 Fall Cow; 2 Wagons, one suitable for 3 or horses, 1 Syracuse Chilled Plow, good as new, and many other articles not mentioned. Bale lo commence at2 o'clock, when attendance will be given and jvins made known by SAMUEL L.

BISHOP. May 24, IhifcJ. ts O. Cuneiis, Auct. E.

HOUSES WORTS, Our KpecLillston the Kye, whom RECOM- vs ONE OK THE JJES1, will be with Tliursd.Ly, 2, and wil 1 make NO (JJI AHfjK to examineeye-v. A Blushes with suit the timei. HOUSEWOBTH'S PERFECTION GLASSES. PENROSE MYERS, MI Jetl'r, May 21, IW)2. tf DILLER'S LIVERY FOR SALE.

JJE undersigned -will sell at Private Sale the Livery belonging to the estate of Hi- MON J. Un.r.KK, deceased, consisting of 10 very line Single and Double Driving Horses, 21 first- c-htss Vehicles of various descriptions a number of them entirely new, and all tbe Harness belonging to a flm-elass livery, it connected with It a number of very efficient bait lerteld guides is located right at the M. II. R. Station and ts peculiarly adapted to the business of hauling visitors over tbe It adjoins the McClellan House.

Any person buymg the livery will be able to lent tbe and commodious Stables and Uilicen connec'ed with it on reasonable terms ELLEN UILLEH, Mnyl7.1S92. tf Executrix. NOTICE. having received value for a note given 1 M. Topper for 550,1 hereby notify the public a I will not bold myself responsible lor Its payment.

CHAS. E. COSHUX. HORSES FOR SALE. have for sale 15 head of HOUSES AN'D D.S.

Kuhrman's Stock Yard ranging fiom to 5 years old, suitable for driving or larm purposes. A. D. ERTTER, May 10,1802. tf D.

M. McCLEAKY, WAITERS' METALLIC are made from tbe beat brands of roof Tm Plate, and sheets gal- vanised. You can buy them painted or not. Our Galvanized Shingles are rain and rust proof, without tbe necessity oi painting. Our painted Tin Shingles are more durable and or- naraentnl than 11 is possible to make a tin roof put on in tbe old fashioned style.

Write for price list R. THK SHEET MKTAL ROOFING Co. 1 Ciill St. New YorU. May 10, 18K2.

6m J. TIFTOX. H. P. HEN 1-1 Gettysburg visit TIPTON TIJOKN'S A SUOI, N.K.

Corner Centre Square. The most complete establishment iu thecounty. tiChalrs. Competent employees. Give them a cal 1 Satisfaction guuiaaleed.

April 20,1892. tf ELECTION NOTICE. riiHE annual election for a President and Seven Managers of "Evergreen Cemetery Association" will be heldoiiMONDAV.JUNE al 7.30 o'clock, p. ut tbe Arbitration Room In Ihe Court-house. The lot-holders are requested to attend.

CHAS. M. MCCURDY, JACOB AUGHINBAUOH, President. Secretary. td (6.55 book containing the latest vocal music, lull sbeel-muslc plates, handsome cover, including tbe followmg gems, unabridged: Afterwards, 40 rveWork'dSH'r's, 40 Baby's Fast Asleep, 40 IWhistleand Wait.

40 Comrades, 50 Love's Gold'nDr'm, 40 God Bless our Land, 23 Old Organ Blower, 40 Go, Pretty Rose, 50 Our Lust Waltz, 40 Guard the Flag, 40 O'r tbeMoonlltSea, 40 In Old Madrid, 50 Swe'L Katie Connor, 40 Mary and John, 40 That is Love, 40 We give this book to Introduce to you KROUT'S BAKING POWDER aDd KROUT'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS. Uiuurpanca far 2'URITY and 8TREXOTJ1. our grocer will give you a circular con tain- Ing arldlLioijiiL Fromlura Lislwilh full particulars how to set them free. A LBERT KUO UT, Chemist, Plula, Nov. IU, 1892.

ly FOR SALE. A J2-HORSE TRACTION ENGINE, and WATER TANK, both neat Iras good as new. for sale cheap by A. W. DEGBOFT, April 5, lt92.

tf Harney.Md. PAIR OF 6000 MULES FOB BALE. HE undersigned ofiers at Private Saie a pair or MULES of good size, 10 years old and will work anywhere. Terraa reaaonable. Apply to THOMAS A.

FISHER, M. 15, IBM, Areudtavllle, Pa. fi. W. Weaver Sen, --THE LEADERS-- --IX-- The wide avrake and euergetic methods chat earned us our title and lias given Gettysburg and Adams county a store worthy of itself, and made the county town a trading point for its county, is not now or ever shall he abated for a day.

We have and do set the pace as to prices. As before we came, many an article in our line you would pay more for if the seller wasn't afraid of Weaver's prices. Don't think you have learned our prices at other stores because the merchant or salesman remarks that the article priced to you is less than Weavers sell it: but come direct to headquarters where the yoodx arc and the are always riylt. Other stores don't know our prices. Being in touch with the people on almost all lines we have begun honsecleaniug too.

It costs us to clean house, because we mean to clean house of goods that for one reason or another we are particularly anxious to get out of our store, they would likely sell at a profit if we held tliem long enough, but we don't keep house that way. We mean to clean house by using for soap and we have made the application to piles of )oods in every part of the stole. Some lots of WOOL DRESS GOODS clean, nice stock, much of it new. ernes and i regular low prices. Cotton WaahFabrics Many of them cut iti prices in same proportion Sun Sbat'es and Sun Umbrellas (uLout 23 to 3( cut to less than half.) 30 SILK WAISTS, SPRING COATS, HEAVILY CUT.

In housefurnishings, such as Garnets, Lace Curtains, The stock still very large and the prices on many things in this department have had a heavy price cut to close and reduce stock. New Goods Arriving Daily New Wool Ghallie, New French Pineapple Tissue, New American Pineapple Tissue, New Printed Pongees, New Printed Idealisms, New Dress Ginghams. New Dress Embroideries. New Laces, New Black Lawns, New Black Cotton Brocades, New Dress Outings, New Irish New Prices! New Prices! We have the goods. We know where to buy them.

We buy to sell. G. W. W. NOTICE.

HE first and final account of GEORGK A. Assignee of SAlfUKL, DAHT.HAJIMKK AND WIFE, of Latimore township, Adams county, bos beeu filed in tlie Court of Common Please of Adams couuly, aud will be ontlrmed by said conrtmi MOND tbeSOth day of JUNE, 18H2, at 10 o'clock, a. ause be shown to the conirarv. K. M.

ZIEGLEK. Mayl7 td Proihonotary. NOTICE. riiHE first and final account of GEOKGK L. J.

RICE, Assignee of F. X. NOEL AND WIFE, of Conowago township, Adams county. has been filed in the Court of Common Pleas of Adams county, and will be confirmed bv aid court on MONDAY, the 20th day of JUNE, SS2, at 10 o'clock, a. unless cause be shown thecoutniry.

K. M. Z1EGLEU, May 17,1892. td Protbonotary. NOTICE.

HE first and final account of HENRY G. WKIII.ER, Assignee of ANDREW Duns AND riFK, of Hamilton township, Adams county, has been filed in the Court of Common leas of Adams county, and witl be confirmed said court on MONDAY, the 20th day of UNE, 1892, at 10 o'clock, a. unless cause be howu lo the contrary. E. SI.

ZIEGLER, May 17,18 2. td Ptothonotarr. Estate Notice. OAMUEL LITTLE'S under- signed, having been appointed Attorney In the widow and heirs o' SAMITEI, Lrr- LE, late of Mount pleasant township. Adams county, deceased, he hereby gives notice to all arsons Indebted to said estate to make Imme- tate payment and having against be aarne to present them properly authenticated Ior settlement.

He on the pron- rty of decedent. WILLIAM LITTLE, April 28,1892. 6t Attorney In Fact. Executor's Notice. ACHfcX STALLSMITH'S Letters testamentary on the estate of CACBEL STALLSMITU, late ol Stniban having been granted to 16 undersigned, residing in same be ereby gives notice to all persons indebted to aid estate to make immediate payment, and hose having claims agalnsi tbe hitme to prc- ent them properly authenticated lor settlement.

WM. YEATTS. April 28,1892. 6t Executor. Surveying-.

flHE undersigned offers Ms services to the public as a LAND SURVEYOR, locating Id lines, Ac, Prompt and accurate work done nd at accommodating prices. Apply to or ddress D. P. 1ELAP. April 19,1892.

ly Benderhville, Pa. thousand bushels of No. Milling Wheat, at 88 cents, at tbb Gettysburg Roller Mill. Ap.l2.'92.tf R. I ELLIOTT.

An immense line of allde- for everybody. Ladies', aud Children's, HoyV and Youth's--Fine and Heavy for all Quality the Highest. Prices the Lowest- We don't 1 but we are you wiil be aMe to Hud what you wsint. would call your hpec- ial attention, to our hue of Oxtxntu TIES. have all kinds and wouM only call your aueiiliou.

lo the fcuH lhal when you buy a htnl hat of us we feliape to j-our mimediutely. The only place In the coimly where they do tbls. A lull line of GKSTS FUKNISHINGS, April 19. 1S32. tf R.

N. ELLIOTT. REMOVED! A. J. I HAS REMOVED HIS Stove acd Tinware Store to tbe new building adjoining the old stand, and dt-'plays the Largest and assortment ever seen la ROOFING SPOUPG A SPECIALTY.

FUBNACES RANGES Call and leant April ai, 1892..