The News du lieu suivant : Frederick, Maryland • Page 4

Mr Daily News. Proposals. PabBc Ixol Laws. Special Xotke 'Lost. Special Xotice Special Notice-- Take Xotice.

Beoeivsd- iSaesoa the Death of Geo. H. Blessing. A Fine Stallion. JobnWMte Sons of the Morelaad Stock Fanasi has purchased in New York a -very high bred trotting stallion, bv Volunteer the of St.

Ja lien, is fine built horse. A Corn A novel entertainment was held at Boyd's, in Montgomery conntr, on Monday night, when S. T. ft il- Kame and Mr. L.

gave a com roast The party was chaperoned: by Mrs, S. Burdette. Tfco champion corn etealers were Mr.Sam- erseit Williams and Mrs. L. A.

Ede- Mr. Lon Bardette Mrs. S. T. "Williams, Mr.

G. McAtee and Hits Mamie Shipley. Peculiar In the combination, proportion, and of its ingredients, Hood's Sarsarapilla accomplishes cares where other preparations entirely fail. Peculiar in its good name at home, which is a "tower of strength abroad," peculiar in the phenomaoal eales it has attained, Hood's Sarsapilla is the most successful medicine for purify- the blood, giving strength, cheating an The Pleasant Hill Festival. The festival held Tuesday evening at Pleasant Hill, on the Hamburg pike, four railcs from Frederick for the benefit of the Union Chapel was a financial success.

A contest between James Morgan and Gfaas. Dntrow for of China dishes realized the snug Bum oi $65. The festival be continued tomorrow night when the dishes will be awardel to the gentlemen who turns in the largest amount of money. At this time Mr. Dutrow is ahead by $20.

The Sick, The condition of Wm. Fjland, the icjared man in the Scheil's bridge accident several days ago.was improved this morning. John is at the Mon- tevue Hospital for treatment, is improving, He is expected to be able to leave that instil ition in about ten davs. Edward "Wacht-er, of Gharlesville has been seriously ill with malarial fever, as convalescing. Ira Trand'e, formerly of this eity bat new of Baltimore, is extremely il: suffering from hemorrhages.

Political Pointers. Oliver H. Pearre of Johnsville IB favorably "mentioned aa one of the Democratic nominees for county commissioner. County Commissioner Henry A. Maxwell is spofcen cf aa a candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket.

It is well-known rhat Hon. G. Uruer is spoken of as the forthcoming collector and 2. Johnson, of Baltimore, as a. very prominent candidate for Mr.

Frank Brown's place, and, it is plain to see that, in order to kil them off for these some one has suggested their names for Comptroller of "the Treasury. A little thin is that Clarion. Ancient Papers. Edward ZimmermaD, living about five miles southwest of Freder ick, has in Ms possession a collection -ef interesting ancient family papen and They embrace an original deed made in 1751 from. Charles Carroll of Carrollton; an prig inal patent and survey, beautifnlly written oa parchment in 1770, of lares tract of land; a later deed on parchment, one of the finest specimens in writing and style ta be founc anywhere; also the oath of allegiance xequired to be taken aariag the Rev oltttionarv War.

It is 10 be regrettec that such valuable and papers have not been more generally preserved. Many are, however, to be found in the Clerk of the county' office- Mr. Zimmerman's ancestoi among the early settlers Frederick county. Hotel Arrivals- Following ara the arrivals at th principal hotels since nooa yesterday CITY H. ISiartiD, F.

E. Baldwin, E. B. Hey T. J.

Frank Gso.B, Watkjp, F. SaUzbarger, -J. Bates, Jos. F. Web besyPhila, Pa; J.

Levicoa, F. L. Con verssij-S. Bsciia, F. W.

McGoverrs, 2 B. Feete, Wash; J. Waeldin Carlisle, Pa; G. Grafton, Marietta, C. C.

Congrove, Cambridge, 2. Adams, Albany. N. H. Lowe Bmaswick; cousty 4.

CASI.XX S. Mon TO3, Balto; B. F. Bailey, Hamilton Va: A. Enrich, Pa: HOB, W.

T. Murphy, 2s. Mis Adelaide Gherie and 7 members Only a Farmer's Daughter, X. 8. GSXTBAI.

F. TJhler.Ha ssto'sre; M. F. Bppenheimer, Pa jGes, Beckley, Edw. Haryig, Jersey -dfcy, county 3.

Beeebajtfs Pills illfi. careflbillons THE NBWS. Purely left for Baltimore itjfnisg. MIM Katie Wtsrs, of South Market itreet, is vieitiDg lire. Simon in Baltimore.

Harry Johaaon, of Sooth Market etreet, is vieiting relatives in Baltimore. John Walsh, one of the letter ia vifiang the Misses Fallen, of Baltimore. Mr. Harry CalJ, of Aaronsburg, is visiting Jas. F.

Ferry, North Market Mr. John E. Siiford and son Shades left for Baltimore this morn- ng. Mr. George W.

Cramer left for Baltimore and Ptmlico this morning. Abraham Eosenoar, of the firm of losenour Soaa, ie the gueat of iriends in Washington. Mr. Emory returned home rom Baltimore last evening, much leased with the eights in the Monumental City. Sichard Perry, of the firm of Jas.

Ferry Son, is taking in the Ex- caitioD. Mrs. D. T. lakin, of West Church treet, left for Baltimore this morn- Miss Minnie Dixoa, West All Sainte' street, left yesterday for Balti-.

o-e to visit friends. I Measra. Lewis Prof. Gatch, A. J.

H. Nic- demas, Miller, Edw. Grove, Japt. E. N.

Hobbs. L. A. Hager, Geo. Jhafer and Edw.

Herring, are in Bal- imore today. Mrs. "Wm. H. Ways, Jr who has een in bad health for sometime past, now confined to her bed.

Dr. U. Sharretts, is the attending physician. J. C.

Motter, went to Carroll county via. F- R. R. yesterday evening. Ezra Kemp who has been viaiting Frederick, returned to his home at "WalkersviUe today.

Harry Danca-, of Washington, D. 3. is tba guest of Frederick Heiniein, N. Miiket street. Mrs.

John E. W. Hargett is the guest of Mre. Geo. Richardson, near Fitteburg, Pa.

Miss Bhnche Hurley, of Washington, D. 0., is the guest of Miss Minnie Fleming, N. Market street Mrs. Oliver Bennett, is the guest of Miss Hattie McNulty, of Chata- bersburg, Fa. Measre.

F. H. C. Birely and Edgar McCardell, went to Baltimore today. A Rosenoor is visiting friends in Washington, D.

C. J. Wm. Payne, who has been visiting in Pennsylvania, will return to this city this evening. Miss Blanche Harley, of Washing- Ion, D.

is the gaest of friends in this city. P. E. G. Birely and E.

S. McCardell left for Baltimore today to take in the sights, Mies Lilhe Stonebrafcer is the gnesfc of the family ot Eer. Whitmore, at Adamstown. Capt. J.

Caldvrell Burns, of New York City, is ill the city ior a faw days stopping at the City Hotel. Mrs. Kemp who has been visiting relatives in Frederick returned to her home in Altoana, today. Mrs. M.

Carty went to Boston, today to visit her daughter, Mrs. W. J. Conkhn. Rav.

J. 0. Knott will preach in Trinity M. E. Ghnrch South on San day evening at the usual hours.

Morgan H. Ramsburg, of Middle- towc, was drawn this morning as juior for the Sept of court in the place of Charles A. Heagey.ex- cused. Tomorrow will be payday for the corporation officers ancl employes. C.

D. Tyson, of the Clerk's Office, left today at noon for Baltimore. Harry Stone, who has been visiting his brother in Baltimore, will return home this evening. Mack Cali, of Mechanicstcwn, is visiting friends in this city. Miss Hnlaa Dertzbaugh, who has been visiting friends in this county, has returned home.

Miss Vivian Herring is visiting hsr aunt in Washington, D. G. Hoys' A junior department of the Frederick City Y. M. C.

A. will be organized tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. This is a cew deprriare from the regular work of the association, but it is hoped it will meet with the approval of our people. Parents should give thi? attention aad help the association all they can to make it a success. The general secretary will gladly give any information desired in regard to the work- All boys who wish to join wiil meet at the association rooms at o'clock tomorrow after- nccn, when the secretary wiH be ready to answer anv questions that mav be asked aoout this work.

on tbc Death OF GEOKCK H. BWSSSIA'G. Brother, thou art gone before us, and tby saintlv soul is flown tears are wiped from ye. and sorrow is unknown From the burden of the fletJb, and from care and fear "Where the wicked from troubling, and weary are at rest. The toilsome ivay ihoust travelled o'er, aad borne the heavy load; But Christ hath taught thy languid to reach His blest abode; Tiiou''t sleeping now, like Lazarus upon lite breast, the wicked tfeae from troubling.

and the weary are at Sin can never taint thee now. nor doubt tin faith assail. thy nitek trust in JtsUs Christ, and tin? Holy Spirit ful; And there thou'rt sure to uiwt the gwL whom on earth thou loifd'bt Where the vnckwl cease from troubling, and wtiirv are at r--U Earth to earth and dut 10 dust, the iolemn priest Juth slid; So we lay turf above and thy narrow bed; Bat brother, Oonawa aiming die faithful blest, Where tl." wicked from troubling- ttnd ihe weary are at when the Lord sliall whom thou left behind, 3Iay we untainted by the world, sure a welcome find; 3Li 'Mch like TOEE, dt jtart in jf-acf, to to bv- a glorioit. ere the wi keJ fiouj troubling. and the sue at BY A FRIEND.

LITTLEfEHfGSOESERALLY Adamstown Personals, Mws Mettie of Baltimore.ia visiting Miea Editu Kohlenberg. Misa Liara V. GroniBe.pf Wasbing- ton, is vieiting Mies Lettie Bellman. Misses Collins and Latimer of Baltimore, who have been visiting Mies Edith Kohlenberg, hate returned home. September Term of Court.

The September term of the Circuit Court for Frederick county, will convene Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The following are the number of cases oa the docket. Criminals, 34; appeals, 30: trials, 191. Seventy-two original cases filed for this term. IVIJddlttovvn'sSick.

List. The Sey. G. J. Pries, pastor of lae M.

E. church, of this place, has bees sufering sinceWednesday of last week with bi'ious dysentery, and has been quite ill daring the past week. Mr. Isaac Seasbnrg, a fonaer resident of this valley, where he is well krowa and very highly esteemed, is Ijiss. dangercasly ill at bis residence near Claggett's Station, Washington county.

He is about 81 years old and a brother of Messrs. John, Lewis, Asa and G. W. Semaburg. Mis Nettie hes been a great sufferer for several weeks from an aggravated attack of nay fever or asthma.

Mies Auna, daughter of Mr. K. T. Castle, residing a couple miles south of 3 ness was reportedjasi week, is A I I A MATTERS- ZISN--ASH'vVOOD. At the parsonage of the Eeformed church at ca Thursday, the 12th, by Rev.

S. L. Whitmore, Mr. W. 0 Zirm, of Stephenson.Fred- erick county, and Miss Emma A.

Aehwood, of Summit Poict, Jefferson county, W. Va. The Red Men's Council. The council of Red Men held two secret sessions yesterday and afterwards were shown through the streets and parks and Johns Hopkins Hospital Great Chief of Records, Ch is. C.

Conley, of Pennsylvania made an interesting address. The council will close this afternoon when the members will take a trip to Columbia and view the bombardment of Fort McHenry. Jack the Ripper at Work. At Point of Hocks oa last Saturday evening there was quite an excitement over finding a aby wrapped up in a Lag near the Canal with its body ripped. A ja-v was summoned and after examining the emains the Doctor made a thorough examination and found that there were no poisons ia it, but a full Havana cigar, with long filler, for 5c.

Manufacured by Lewis F. Kussmaul. A Pastoral Letter. A pastoral letter from Cardinal Gibbons calling attention to an allocution of Pope Leo will be read in ail the Catholic churches of the archdiocese nex- Sunday, The letter refers in severe terms to the unveiling of a monument in Rome recently to Bruno an aportate monk of three centuries ago. The Cardinal describes Bruno aa a wild thconser, a shameless wri-- fer and a denier of the divinity of Christ, with many other forcible sentences.

Boorssboro Briefs. From Bcoosbsro Times--ftpt. 1.J One day last week while Mrs Samuel iiumcw. wr.s standing on a box picking a fevt the box tilted anil her to tlie groand. and the fall her shoulder -nas dislocated.

--Mrs. ifary Byers. wife of Mr. Chal- iner Byers, aad sister of Mr. -Jacob Biecker, of tins place, died at her home at Echnburg.

Illi after a lingering illness -A union busK meeting will be held in Mr. woods, at Ap- pletoirn, commencing Satarday Dittraar, of Littlestown. delivered an excellent; address in the Reformed church. Sunday morning in tae interest of tlie endowment fund taat tee Potomac Svnod of the Reformed cLurcli is endeavoring to raise to another professorship Lancaster Oscar KeedysriEe, while a saw, Tuesday afternoon with a serious aeo: fiis Land came contact iti tlie saw "rumms; nnc FLAMES IN A COLLIERY. KMr MUe Still orsehai: of ihe rand vrith two tirgers were nearly severed from that uesrfesr of the body.

Miss Cladie of is the of Mrs. Rice. Mrs. O'Brien and children, are visiting friends in Baltimore city. Mr.

Win. Welck. is gusst Mr. and Mrs. Y.

H. Mrs. Xert.e of Washingroa, D. is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Kate Heck.

Mr. Edwin Xicodeiaus returned last week very much pleased with his extensive western tour. Mrs. i)ahlgren and family. left during the early part of the week for Washington, Miss Fate Ir- WIB, who has secured free scholarship in Western Maryland College, Westminster, left Monday to enter upon her studies, Unnot'eed By the Average Citizen.

Picked. Up Put In Slispe By Our News Reporters. The weather is yery disagreeable. Pon't forget that tomorrow is market morning. There will be no dost tomorrow, but plenty of mud.

The Republicans hold their primary meetings throughout the county tomorrow afternoon and eight. The big Exposition in Baltimore is fattening the railroad purses. Did you know that Woodsboro district registered more voters at the last sitting than our city did. That the September term of the Circuit Court begins on Monday next The farmers are busy hauling ont mannre.and getting ready for the fall seeding. Many of oar citizens have laid ia a supply of black diamonds--coal, for the winter.

During the past week our streets have worn a deserted appearance, owing to the schools being ID so many of our people having swelled the population of Baltimcre. Do you kaow that Harry Mobiriy was a "Jonih," to the Baltimore base ball club this week. Now is the time to examine your chimneys and if they are diit? have them cleaned aud save the trouble this winter. Do you know that a I signs point to a bard winter, and that you should prepare for it. Timej are hard evidently.for a man was in our ofiije yesterday who did not have a dollar in his pocket book to subscribe for TEE NEWS.

He said ic was the first time in his life he was so poor, that he could not get his favorite paper. We are going tc have some fine racing at our Fair this year. Middletown Matters- From Valley Hegister--Sept. 13. TEE 0EATH EOLL.

Mrs. Virginia C. Kefaurer, wife rf Mr. Dawson G. Kefauver, at her re-i- dence, near Keedvsville, WashingO'i county, last Friday, from typhoid fe'v er.

After nursing to recoverv five cf her children who nid been ill wirh the er, Mrs. Kefauver as herself prostrated with the disease. Mrs.Ke- fauver was a daughter of the late Peter Shafer, of this valley, where she resided until about eight or nine years ago and was held in high esteem by a large circle of friends. She was in the -48th year of her age, and she Isaves a deeply distressed sisting of a husband and seven children. Her remains were brought to this placs at noon Sunday, and after funeral services the Lutheran church they were interred in the Reformed cemetery.

Mrs Virginia C. Wastler, wife of Mr Simon Wasder, of this place.died on Thunday evening of last week after a lingering illness, of consumption, in the Siih year of her age. Mrs. Wasder was a daughter of the late Geo. Harshmn, of Harmony, and was a highly esteemed lady.

She leaves no children. Her funeral took place Saturday afternoon at the Lutheran church, of which she was a consistent member and intermens was made in the Lutheran cemetery. A BSEAK BOWK. Mr. Otho J.

Gaver, oi Myersvil'e, while on his way to Frederick last Monday, met with an accident. He was leading a colt iu the resr of his buggy, and when descending the hill at Seller's mill, one mile west of this place, a dog ran out and frightened the cole, which jumped inta the hind wheel of ths buggy and denuded it of every spoke. Dogs got into a fiock of twelve sh ep on the farm of Mr. Charles H. about 2 miles noth of this place, one night recently and killed nine ont of the twelve and badly injured another one.

PES30XAZ. Xpr. Emorv M. Bowlus and his brother, Mr. Wilbur here Tuesday last to visit the oil wells operated by their uncle, Hon.

Xoah Bowlus, in Wood county, Ohio. They expect to be absent for several weeks. --Mr. Jacob Baker ani wife, of near Springfield, Ohio, arrived here last Sunday to spend two weeks with relatives and friends at their old home. Mrs.

Baker is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carrie and Efie ShaSer, of Frostburp, daughters of a leading merchant oj that place and graduates of the Ha- gerstowa Female gues-s at the Lutheran John E. BabbingtoD, of Haimony, this valley, left on Wednesday last for Springfield, Ohio, where he expects to Su-au A. R.

Toms and her two daughters, Ella, wife of Mr, Samuel Harford, and Miss Magsie Toms, all of Springfield, arrivej here last Friday evening on a visit to their numerous relatiyes and friends ia this former home. Mrs Toms ia a sister of Mrs. Geo.E. Rady --Miss Lizzie Sheeteahelrn, who had been spending ihe suranier at the home of her parents, near this place, yesterday returned to SpringfieJd, 0. She was accompanied West by Misses Moilie Lighter and Lula Beachley, who go to visit friends, the former at Dayton, O'aio, and the latter as Polo, Hi.

A tj- to To iself. It is surprising ihat people will nse a con; ordioflryaoaill -arhen they can secure a rinable English one for the same mocey. Dr. Acker's English pills axe a. positive care for sick headache and all liver troubles.

They aw small, sireet, essOy token, do not gripe. Scld by J. A. Williamson, draggis JJ, Sept. Eddy Creek colliery, of the Delaware and Hudson Canal coiajjany, at Olyptjnt, which fired three weeks sgo by tlie ejt- plofcion which killed four men, ia coll burning fiercely.

"Workmen have since endeavored iojeach the fire, but all efforts have They have cut through two pillars for over sixty feet, but are now unable to proceed further, owing to the suffocating gases. sulphur and black damp through -Khich they are driving. The fire is now in thp" upper shaft, and two srrea'us of water through three inch are constantly pouring into the mine from arises j. dense volume of stearfl. The company officials now- think ot en- tireK flooding tlie oa account of the high position of the fire, but as there are about 3)0 acres to be fiJle! the undertaking would require a year aadthen another year to pump out, causing a greater delay than would be if the rire li.

allowed "to burn out. About 450 are idle because of the mine fire. DESPERATE STRIKERS. The Police Brought to Refuse to Serre. PCSX-LTAWXEY.

Sept. 13. The 200 men brought here on Monday by the Rochester, Buifalo and Pittsburg Coal and Iron coiujiany to act hi the capacity of policeman to protect the company's at the Walston and Adrian all left. They eanie here with idea that they were to gi'ard rilroau crossing against the Pennsylvania company, and uheu they the trc.v situation of aiTasr- they to li bv.om in. Four hundred negroes from West A ir- ginia were here, but thcj have no one to piotect them, they not likely to come.

The Englkh speaking miner 7, say tliej would not resort tc under any circumbtani.es. but they think the Hungarians, and Italians would be for war to the snife. The are all armed with revolvers and aud are Halfour ou Prisoners, LONDON, Sept. iief Secretary Balfo'tr. replying to Mr Gladstone's btau-nvnt the prison tieatmtnt of Mr.

Conybc.ite showed an absence of right judgment and human feeling, denies that the prisoner was from disease to an extent justifying his releae The treatment of Irish iys Mr. Balfour. is more len'ent th.tn that accorded to English prisoners and those convicted under the crimes act are more favored v. ith relaxations of prison uu-jipline than any other prisoners are. lioston Caterers lusoivent- Sept.

Tyler Hicks Co caterers, have gone into insolvency. Tlie liabilities about assets. In stoi Ls. tixtures. teams, aud so amount not ascertained.

They offei cents on the dollar. til AC Boston (tirst H. E. Bo-ton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7 (JfcvtL.ul CInrksoa ind Btnrett, Bakclv aad ii'jniner- Ump-re: 3IcQa.ide. At Record jjume)-- n.

FL Boszon 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I Rsttcr.es: J.nd Gaaz-I. OTnea Zimnicr. Lnip.rc A.lCo!!mbiis-- IT Columbus 1 0 1 6 1 1--U 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 I 4 B.itterlct. Baldwin and OXonnor. Ktieaaa.

Umpire Creigiittn in tl.e Bvr. Sept. 13 Tlie track fetlock deep in mud anj water and it rained nearly all day. Be- siUtS- Fir-t race. ir.i!e--Cartoon.

1: 2. True, 1-33 t-ccoitl mile 4 Tmr I 1 n.ne--Ba^jre. I 2. CraU. Tiire.

1.S. Fourth nice usteni bo.imie.-tp rt-iif 1. LoriJ i Ser Fifth mcc. race. i on tnrf--Beliwood, 1 Burnside.

Lofon, 3 Tiire, 45 Progress. It is very important ia this age vast material progress that a remedy be pleasing to the taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to the etamach aad healthy in its nature and effects. Possessing these qualities Syrnp of Figa is the one perfect laxative and moat gentle diuretic known. Will Soon be Completed. The large iron bridge of the C.

V. S. across the Potomac near "Wil liamsport, which was swept away by the late flood will be completed by September 23d, when they expect to ran schedule trains through from Harrisburg, to Winchester, the extension from Martins- fanrgto Wincneater having been completed some days ago. Dyspepsia and all disorders of in digestive organs can be relived by using Victor Liver Syrup. See advertisement.

Flavoring HOUSEKEEPERS can -ge t-at are cheapest, i--5j a'e trje to names, j'l measure- aitd Oannot fs IB if wi on the dark tide of ererr little obttade. yotiint will to darken lift mnd it burden drspepsta. Adter's Tablets will core the wont form of djspepeuL, cocctipa- tion aad indigestion and alike Hie a bai-pi- neae and pleaeorr. Sold at 25 and 59 cectc 07 J. A.

Tie tracsitio-a from lone. liogerlBf isd pMnfnl io robust health marics aa tpoch in th-i life of the individual. Saeh a event is treasured in ihe memory the agency whereby the goodLeallb baa been altaiaed is gratefully blessed. Heooe it ia that eo m.ach is heard ia praiic of Heetric Eitieo. So cxxsr ftel they owe their restoratka to health, to the me of tit Great Alterative and Tccic- If you act tronbled with any dixesse of Kidaeyi, lira or Stomach, ot long or short standing, yen will sorely find relief fay use of HJectrlo Bitters.

Sold at 50c- and 1 per bottle st Garrott's dme stcnt. Iioat wkick xoaraataed to bring yoc tJtTactorf retolts, or ia ease of a retora of parehsae price. Onthi yoa catt bay from otir adrertiied droggisi a bottle of Dr. King 7 Kew Discorery for vyCKssomptioa. It it gaaranteed to bring lief ia ererycase, when ased faraayafieo tion ofThroad, longs or Chest, social Con tia, Asthma, Whooping Coogh, It ia ana agrieable to take.

perfectir safe, aad can alwara be depeodea npan. TrislboUle freeai B. Gat- rotf Brag Store, 41 POWDER Absolutely Pure This 'poifder sever KvarJes. A icarrelc' strength aod 3Iore econoelcal than the ordiaarj- E-cCs. and can not be told in compentlon -with the multitude of lotr test, short-weight, alum orphosptate powders.

Sold TCVWDEK CO. Street. Xew Tork -TJS3S PDEEST TTT? A. O. LIPPS, agent for and bottler of BarthoiomEy Boches- ter, Milvaciee and Esy VJCTT and National Baltimore 1 ager Beers, Celebrated XXi.

and 33: Ale. Porter and Brown Stout, also Keystone pure Jamaica Ginger A'e and Sachs-Prcdens famous blnger AJe. Cor. Parries ans Telegraph streets, Md. Telephone 132.

34 W. Patrick Do not forget to call and ex- amLue oiur stock, as ive Iiave ONE of the FINEST to be seen at exceedingly and It "prill pay you to call before you make your purchases. All Goods Guaranteed as represented. E. J.

ELDRIDGE, BJFFALB.B.? Or the L.IQBOT Habit, PomtlTelr Cured bj adrainiciersBc Dr. Haiacs' Crolden SpeciSc. f- Tt can be ciren in a cap oi coffee or jr Scs of food, wuhont the EnowJwlffe of the pUen! it is absolatclr hsnaless. and wjll eSect it aad spftOr care, whether tbe patient is enaker or alcoholic wreck. IT NEVER PAILS.

OverlOO.OOGdrsnkirtsba-ro made temperate mea who bare takea Specific in ttcir coffee without their iaia believe they qtt drlnkinc of their owa free will. 4S page book of particnlan frae. Sid BROWN DELA3HMUTT 5UCC3SSOKSTO B. F. SON.

S3SASTPAXSICK ST. ILL CBfil UMDEB KKo "Wster, aad Ice, bnt FULL WEIGHT EVZSY TIMS1 roar order by Teiep'aore or Postal -sriii ceive prompi and CASEFUL A.TISSTIGS Lowest Possible Prioss FINEST QDALITIES OF COAL. Give as an crfier sd see S. BBAXCH OKFICKES. K.HOFFMAN.

C.S. ZSLLEBS, cor Market i5th qts Harket Sou CHINESE LAUXDE.Y PRICE U1ST. SHIRTTS, -ffashea and ironed 10 cents COLLABS. washed and ironed 2 for 5 ironing only 2 CUFFS, washed and 5 iroaiogonly 4 General wasning and ironing doce at low prices. A trial solicited.

ECAItP LEE proprietor Chinese East Patrici Street, Frederick, Mi THE SHOE BRUSH GUN I won't miss it, for I have long since adopted an easier and cleanlier wav. A bottle of and a sponge to keep nr. fe washed cleat, ssve oi labor and shot Soid ty Saoe Suaus. Grocers. tc.

The best Harness Dressing in the tfOLFF 5 RaSDOSPK. Pains appear in the body as Fall es. They are common at other periods oj the year; for then Steuosatism, SetiialgiE. are getticg ready for iheir winter' 2 work, atd as they are not conducive either health or happiness, the soccer are eradicated the better; and the besi quickest, and meet pensacent remedy, is th-" FAMILY LINIMENT A preparation tbat isss in err worst cases ard caroe oat victorlou every time. Don't feil to cte it, Manufac tured bv JNO.

C. RODERUCK Lidlesbure, Fred'k Md. Sold by Druggists and store keepers general-" Carriages end Wagons- AH the latest styles of Cxbrialets, Canopy Dajton "Wagons, Spindle Wagons, etti, OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP. ar.1 elegant finBb'at lowest prices. Also camber cf "seo Buggies, tons, acd Spring Wagors cbeap, to rooa for new stock.

a specialty JACOB Sooth, Market sfaeet, adjoining the Bridge' AJtl. ml9dwtf -VrTE KATL.BOA1: COXlvECECSG E. P. K.K. st ShippeD "Valley and B.

O. Kailrcaas at BagerE- town: Penna. H. K. at Frederick Jxsnc- i tion.

and P. VT. K. C. andB.

I and P. Kailrcads at Union Sta- 1 nons. 35altusore. Maryland- MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONS. Scliedole JEflect June Igth, 1SS9.

Bead JSTATIOBS Head tea-ve AmvejA.u. 1 1 la' 2 OCI 4 25 1 7 S2 2 Ib I 7 45' 2 231 7 52, 2 CS. 4 47 02 2 10! Chewsnlle, Smiu-sburg. Edge--ont, Pen-Mar. 25.11 3 55' iSSi 1 7 471 I 9 20; Hanover.

1 Arrive lieave Slfll DO 51 6 i ,10 26 0 ilO 16 52 254 326 33S 35- Go 413 4 P. 31 458 5 IS 5 543 551 605 715 P.M. SIS' BlneHidse, csf trn 1 9 Q- 9 16 926! 94J. 11 Hi F. Rocky Kidge, Frederick Jnnc Tjmon Brrdee, New Windsor, 1 Westminster, Baltimore.

Arrive Leave 6 5 5 5 4 30,11 Ob 10 lu 10 40 10 as jo 39, 9 1C si S3, 40, 23 20- esi 50 75 6 4 6 3 6 6i 6 0 5 4 4 0 i-J! S10 913! II GO GO 1 42 "Washington, r-, 2 20-- Philadelphia" 4 50 5 New York, 5 9 59' 3 5031 3 00,12 15, "Waynestoro, Cbambersbirrg. Shippensbari and In'eTsediate points. Hagersto-wis, Stippeasbprc A M- A H.lB. 5 55, 10 55j 6 6 10 1110 7 634 321 7 2 7 02 12 02. 7 5 7 io, 12 39 3 Hi 1 06! 6 2 Shippensbnrg-- aynesDOro WiTliasispert A- St 6 a 1 70- 1 39 737 313 i 2 41 4 32 3C5 47 32t P.

3 2 3 2 4:2 4 5 51 3 Willsanisport for Kager5town, 5 5c Leave Hsgerstown for WzlKamSport.832 teave Bncky Kidsre lor Emrnitsbnrs, 10 401 3.43ana 6 p. m. fjivc Emoutsbargfor Bocky Eidge, m-. 3 05and 5 45 p. LeiTe Fredeacfe Junction for Frederics 1083, a- m- sod 4 51 p- m- Irfsave Frederick; Junction for T-aneytoTf! Columbia and York, 9 5Sa-tru and 3 42p.m.

H. P. Trains leave 00 s- aad 1.10 p.m. H- P- Trains arrive Sh.ppetisbtirp, 11 la i 8nd700T-E3 'Daily. AH otiersIdaUy, except Sunday.

B. GeuT Pass. AgKlt. J. M.

HOOP. Prest- asd Genl Manartj B. OS AND StTSUAT, MAT 12, Ksfferstofni. Winchester. i i a a i i i A Washington Annapolis.

WiinxiDgton, Philadelphia, Kew Tork acd stations- i 6-3Q Baltimore, Philadeipnji Wjlsnicgtoa Sew ard -say S.OO A. 2 "WsEnrsgtcn. "Winchester. Piedmont snathe H.OOA3 Baltimore-Philadelphia, Witnirjrton Arcapots sta- and way stsslons T5 Metropolitan biacch Jcact.oo, and tee "WeSw, 3J33 Baltimore, Annapolis. "Wasiurgton, BaitiEaore sad toons, via Metrcroolitaa Branch Srcsot Snr day, for Haicersto-CTj, Mar tscsburs-, TVinchesterana waT stations, Chicago, PitJsbare, Cincinnati and St.

-Lotus aud fxcepi SBC- cayar.d Sonday, for Xefr Tors 535 PI ASSIVAIS. Baltimore aad "Way stations-- Metropolitan Btaccb S- TorS, Ptolsdelpliia. stai.oss on .8.30 A 9-IC A Baltimore. Annapolis asd stations ll.SOA| N. Tork, Philadelphia, "Wiltcineton.

Baltimore. Annapolis and Trar stations, Sucdsy oaiy 12.00 Grafton. Cumberland. Kagerstoira TTashligtos ana -wsy statJon3 12.45 HacsrstoTm. Winchester ani West.

2J6P S. Tork, Philadelphia, Washinirrou, Chldago asd-waj- tinTic. 8.401 Washiagtoa aad way statJoas, via Met. Branch. (Snndsv 1 Washington and trsy staUoa I Camberlend, Piltsbnrt ana way stations 6.45PI N.Tork, Philadelphia.

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