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NEW OXFORD ITEM, NEW OXFORD, PA. Inwrtcd of ettrj the tUbelor to the literal bandbUi THURSDAY, APRIL id. 1914. Grieving for bit son, gored to death by J. Harrison baa died, near Zanen, Columbia county.

Wandering away from the parental roof, at Bath, 3 year old Catharine Aldet fell into the town reservoir and was drowned. One man waa burned to death and two others injured when a tool-house on the Erie Railroad, near Greenville, was de- troyed by fire. Falling from a granary rooi, 9 year old fioyd Knavle, of Warren township, was hurried to the Chambersburg Hospital with concussion of the brain. Alfred Walters, cashier of the Millheim Bark, Centre Co who went to Scranton to hear "Billy" Sunday preach, was found dead in bed at a hotel there. lvania will take over and operate within a few months the state normal schools at California, Lock Haven and Edinboro, which are now conducted privately.

Last week m. Martin, the last surviving member of the jury that tried and convicted John Brown, at Charles Town, more than half a century ago, died in Fairfax county Va. His wife died a few days later. J. H.

Hector, 69 years old a negro lecturer known as the "Black Knight," died suddenly Wednesday night of heart trouble. He served in the civil'war and lectured on temperance thru Europe, his tour of England being under the patronage of the late Queen Victoria. A human life was lost in an early morning fire at South Bethlehem, when an oil lamp which George Jfi Gambler, agent for the Philanthropic Mutual Life Insurance took from a wali bracket exploded. Gambler, who was 39 years old, was rendered unconscious and suffocated before the firemen arrived. The wife and four children, asleep, were aroused just in time to allow them escape, jumping into a man's net from a second-story window, Mrs.

Mary Harbold, of Dillsburg, is in George H. March, the farm hand who on trial at Media charged with the murder of B. Lewis Pinkertoo, superintendent of the farm on which March was employed, was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The jury in the case waa out about 41 houre. Deputv Factory Inspector Joseph P.

Quinn, of York, gave imperative orders to the officers of the Reformed and Lutheran congregations of Sherman's Church. Manheim township, to close the building. It was condemned as unsafe recently. STRAIGHT AT Is no use of our "beating around the bush." We might as well out with it first as last We want you to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the next time yon have a cough or cold. There is no reason so far as we can see why you should not do so.

This preparation by its remarkable cures has gained a word wide reputation, and people everywhere speak of it in the highest terms of praise. It is for sale by all dealers. Joseph Pevit'o, a boy, died hi Oh ter Hospital from the effecte of a bullet wound, and Sebastian Lucas, a lad in knee trousers, is held at the House of Detention by the police authorities, suspected of the shooting. Lucas save that the boys went out In eegrcb of dandelions, with a bag, revolver and knife in the possession of Lucas, and the police believe that the trip was planned by young 'Lucas to get even with Devico as they had previously quarreled. After the shooting Lucas threw the revolver and knife away.

CLEARS COMPLEXION--REMOVES SKIN go through life embarrassed and disfigured with pimples, eruptions blackheads, red rough skin, or suf feting the tortures of Eczema, itch, tetter, salt rheum. Just ask yonr Druggist for Dr. Hobson's Eczema Ointment Follow the siaiple suggestions and your skin wor ries are over. Mild, soothing, effective. Excellent for babies and delicate, tender skin Stops chapping.

Always helps. Relief or money back. at your Druggist. FOUUD A CUHK FOR "1 Buffered with rheumatism for two yens and could nut get my right" hand to my mouth for that length of time," writes Lee L. Chapman, Mapleton, Iowa.

"I suf fered torribiB pain so 1 eon Id not or Ho etill at night. Five yeara ago 1 began using Chamberlain's Liniment ana in two months I was well and have not suffered with rheumatism since." For sale by all dealers. The 'prick of a thorn of a rose busb caused the death of Mrs Leah Wire, an octogenarian ou Tuesday at the residence of her daughter, Mm. John Trimmer, near Zion'a View, York county. Blood poisoning had developed from the injury to tho hand.

8 G. Eugle, of Marietta, shipped seven Jersey milk to Lancaster during the month of March This was the yield of 25 Jersey cows and in addition to this shipment Mr. Engle churned 100 pounds of butter. Public Sale! ScKool Building, On Saturday. May 2nd, 1914.

The -New Oxford Borough Council will offer at public sale on the premises, A TRACT OF LAND, fronting 90 feet on Philadelphia Street and extending in depth 180 feet, in the Borough of New Oxford, Adams County, improved with a Two Story Brick School Building with a One Story Brick Annex The latter is comparatively new and the former is in good repair. Twenty (20) per cent of the purchase price to be paid when the i properly is declared sold, and the balance to be paid on or before September 1st, 1914. Sale to commence at 1:30 when further terms will be made known by THE TOWN COUNCIL. Flush out the accumulated waste and poisons of the winter months cleans vour stomach, liver and kidneys of all impurities. Take Dr.

King's New Life Pills nothing better for purifying the blood. Mild, non griping laxative. Cures constipation makes you feel fine. Take no other. at your druggist.

Bucklen'e Arnica Salve for All Hurts. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that all the goods, implements and chattels of whatsoever kind aud nature the house, stable an-l restaurant occupied by Eniauuel M. Bollinger, in Hampton. Adams county.

are iny property, having been bought by me this 8th day of April. 1914. and for which 1 hold a regular Hill of Sale EDNA BOLL1NGEK, NOTICE Notice is hereby given to all persons that all the personal property in the possession of Edna A'. Sponseller and Harry L. Sponseller, on the farm of J.

L. Williams. in Mt. Joy Township. Adums County, belongs to me aiid is my property and i will defend my ownership of same at all times.

FRANK G. HEMLEK 5 Gettysburg, Pa. I- Gettysburg, Pa. Pa. i Time Leaders i During This Month of April Fresh Cows Wanted, Farmers and others having fresh Cows for sale will do well by dropping me a card.

R. ALTLAND, Ahbottstown, Pa. a critical condition from an attack of blood poisoning and her sister, Mrs. Maggie Spahr, nursing her, through a cut on her hand has also become infected with the disease. Mrs.

Harbold gave that matter thought until iMond ay she became delirious and remained in that state Monday night. Mrs Spahr, while nursing her eister. forgetting a small cut on her hand and becoming infecteu her arm and hand became swollen. John Steinmiller, a Pittsburgh butcher, visited the Blair County Jail and identified Frank G. Carroll, alias Hohl, alias Miller, the Altoona bank bandit, as the gunman who held him up for $300 in hie establishment on December 20.

Carroll spent Steinmiller's money in Altoona while he was planning the bank robbery. A newspaper photograph of the bandit led to his identification by Stein miller, Later the prisoner was indicted at Pittsburgh for the robbery there. COUGH MEDICINE FOR much care caunot be used in selecting a cough medicine for children. It should be pleasant to take, contain no harmful sub stance and be moat effectual. Chamber Iain's Cough meets these requirements and is a favorite with the mothers of young children everywhere.

For sale by all dealers. Public Sale! On Saturday, 1914. The undersigned, intending to quit housekeeping, will sell at public sale at his residence on West High Street in the Borough of New Oxford, the following personal iron bedstead and spring, 1 dressing bureau, 1 wash stand, 1 antique case of 6 rocking chairs, 6 dining romn 6 kitchen chairs. 2 conches, 6 rt extension table, 5 stands, sideboarl dink 1 Parlor cook stove, 1 Oxford cuk stove, 1 epi; stove, 2 burne' blue flamt- nil t-tovp 2 leaf ta bles, fruit cupboard. iefrigerator window shades, stove-pipe, I'i-hes of all kinds of good bed clothes, crock.

0 13 good laying hens, lot of narden tools, 50 yards of home made carpet, and a large lot of articles not mentioned Sale to commence at 1 o'clock p. when terms will be made known by. RICHARD STONESIFER Cbas. Rinehart, Auct Political Announcements. For Congress.

I bee to announce myself as a candidate for the Democratic Nomination for Congress for the" Twentieth District (York and Adams Counties) at the pri maries to be held May 19th. In doing this 1 align myself with the progressive Democracy as typified by President Wil eon and his splendid administration, and with those who favor and practice clean politics--the only kind that can secure genuine popular government CHAS. A. HAWKINS. For Legislature C.

J. DEARDORFF, of Franklin Township. Subject to the decision of the Republican Primaries to be held on Tuesday. May 19th. For Legislature D.

CALVIN RUDISILL, of Mountjoy Township. Subject to decision of the Democratic voters at the Primary Election Tuesday, May 19, 1914. Having received the next highest vote two years ago I respectfully solicit your support and promise if nominated and elected to work and vote for the in tercet of the people. Ray Eberts, married, and 27 years took Ida Sperling, aged 22, of Allentown, on a joy ride on his motorcycle along a stretch of Fine street The woman sat in front of the handle bars At the rate of 30 miles an hour they struck the anto of Win. Geist, knocking Miss Sperling unconscious and fracturing several and is likely to die.

Eberts was bruised badly, the mortorcjele broken to and the 5e out of Runk Peckman Re Ity Report We have sold a small farm and bulling lot April 1st and have listed a number of good properties. It is not too early to look at properties now. Don't wait until the choice properties are gone. Many uf the beet sales are made early ID tbe season. Yon will have aimost a whole year to make the necessary Arrangements to settle for properties which you may buy now.

Below you will find some new ones. 30 acres i mile from Biglerville, all new bnildinup, 7 room house, tilate roof, frame barn and other right along public iodd, suitable for fruit, poultry, and a fine home Price upon application. 30 aerec, -J mile from Gettvpbnnr, on macadam road, smooth and level, brick house, slate roof, frame barn, up', nice vard, and cistern. One of the mobt in the vicinity. 44 acrefc, 4 miles from Gettysburg, at i'crm-nt cellar, newly painted, 3 houses, 120 neanng apple trees, 100 ed -rUo 7 Am.

wire. The soil is tile- railroad "tation, 8 room frame house, iron fence two good barns, 6 poultry other fancy varieties of fruit, fenc- and in high state of cultivation Price The body of Wm. English, a 14 year old boy, has been mis'inj! since March wao found on Saturday in a snow i only about 200 yards fi run tin- farm house he had been living, near Bristol, Pa. It ppepied that the b-A had left the faim, where he had been tm- ployed, on the nifiht uf the groat of March 1st. Ih- stopped on hit way and borrowed a rain coat from one of the neighbors and had not been seen since that evening, until his body was found on Saturday.

It waa exposed by the melting snow. i "i Caancl lie by Ucr.J is .01 portion and th. by .1 Is rauscd by lion of the rniuous 01 tin chian Tube. Wii. tl.is lube you have a rumMirifr or Lnpr hearing, nncl it rl Deafens is tlio result, riiu! unless inflammation a bo taKc i out tins tube restored to its r.irm.'i! iwmion hearing will be dcs'roycl nine cases out of ton aiv cansrd by ratarrli, which is notliinjr but an inflamed condition of mucous surfaces.

Wo will rrlvo One Tollni ff.rar-v of Jjpafnofis cinsp I i-y c.i -i 1)11 '-at rannot he cured br Scn-l for free. F. ,1. OHISNKY, CO, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Famiiy Pllli for constipation.

A i (0 acres, 45 perches, i mile from Eai-l Berlin, fenced into 5 fields land clear and free from btonec, 8 room frame ho.i=e, a un and down stairs, well, good bank barn, poultry 'iou ep, hog pen and other buidhngs. A good buy at $3,000. 72 i an-1 granite fcoil, 150 Irnit trees well and i water, public road through farm, cistern, 7 room a hou-e and i nice front yard, graped and other i in abundance, bank barn 46x50 feet, hog pen i 5 pens and cfinetit floor, wagon phed, i in good condition. Price $1700. This farm (an be reduced by selling 2-j arres the purchaser desires a smaller farm 63 acre-, 1 from New Oxford, red loam an i gravel soil, joins limestone, 900 fruit tic-(-p, 'J and 1 eae old, balanre cicar, 10 room t'me house, new frame barn, new hog pen, Surge a 13 or 20 old applt- trees $200 all you need to buy farm Tu hi' -i; in A', per cent.

for price (i! acre, 2 mile" (roiii 22 'car. plenty good timber, chestnut and oak, 50 b' am trech nirining a a xvelln. Log weatherboardf! and ground barn, i i oven, -Aood hou-e, hog pen, poultry I.OUM. a i vfstr 100 bn corn to the acre and 20 'mi wm-at Laigi- a of Price $2200 acres, 12 acres good timber, pp.uture, located South wtnt of Bigler- lerville, line large a barn, uauon log MOIIPC, kitchen and wash ho'ihe, red land, 25 bejinng apple Home peach and other fruit. The man i can deui-nd unon raising goo-l crops.

It a good farm. Price 130 acre fruit, faun between i i and 'Juernsuy, 3o'00 i room brick house, bank bain arid other For particular? apply. 250 arres, -JO acri-p thcptnut and rock timber, 18 panlure, balance cultivation, bank barn. 3 floore, feet, )2 room brick houpe. Ono of the fin- eFt a i i in A County.

Piice upon application. '21') acres, stock and grain a 75 j)a ture, 1 large net of farm bnildingH and two pinall frets of I i i a valnnhk- property, all in firsl clacs condition. A for information 2(iOacre stock and grain farm, fine ouilih-igp, near railroad, level and prod i oO acrcR'pagture. A i for price. We have a large number of other choice farm 1 for your inppection.

Call to flee us. You will bf under no obligation to buy unless we have sornethhing lo suit you Call, phone or addrepo, FRANK R. RECKMAN, Masonic Building, (both phones) eitysburg. Pa. I There Will Be Plenty Business i I For Stores That are Fixed For It.

4VA vA The question can I find what I want "Where will 1 likely get the best value for my money?" "Where will I have the selection ft The store that for over a quarter of a century--(think of the time) has always endeavored to give "WEAVER'S" as the answer to these questions has planned is now stocked as never before to fill these requirements, -i No matter whether it be an expensive or popular pric- ed article we have always insisted that it should have value, that money's worth; and because of that and the service we give, we have made this a business of unusual amount for towns the size of Get- tysburg. flKV Anything you see advertised elsewhere in the Dry ft Goods, Carpets or Ladies 9 Ready-Toft Wear us will not only have it, ft but will probably save you money on it's purchase, ft Besides you do not buy a pig in poke, and ft ir you think you have gotten the wrong thing after you get cheerfully take it back. is Everything in Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ladies' and Children's Goods, Carpets and House Furnishings. G. W.

WEAVER SON, The Leaders, Gettysburg', Pa. R. 3, i a 8or to W. J. i MEAT MARKET, NEW Centre OX FORD, PENN'A.

a i the butchering and meat market formerly conducted by W. J. Miller, wish to i the citizens of New Oxford and the public in that I intend to conduct the business in a firet and up to date maner, and i at all timeH have on hand the Best of Meats OF ALL KINDS, that thf market affords, and will keep priff-8 at the lowest mark. Corteoim and fair arid Wjiiare treatment all. A Hiiarc of yonr trade respectfully solicited.

4-7 It. H. Fruit Trees. We offer for Spring planting a larere and complete stock of Standard Varieties of Apple, Peach, Pium and Apricot Trees. Our stock is right and pi-ices are right.

Fi ftcen years of honest dealing is our best guarantee. Send for prices before placing your order. IJ. R. PLANK SON, YORK SPRINGS NUHSEKIES, York Springs.

Penn'a. A A Good Plain Cook. Settled woman preferred. $20 per month with board, lodging, etc. A good home for the right Address THE DHC.HT GHO BUY IH7 Main Westminster, Md.

person Subscribe for the Item. Only $1.00. TJR. WM. R.

SNYDER, DENTIST, OKKICK: Ottriisicatrcei. New Oxford, All work neatly and guaranteed The ITKM Rdvertieeiuenta bring Coach Repairing. desire to inform the public in general that I am now located in the S. F. Kecny Bmld'fig, on South Peters Stieet, where 1 am to do all kinds of WOOD RBPAIK WORK; VV heels a Specialty.

Satisfaction Guaranteed. ALEX. BYER, New Oxford, Pa. Executor's Notice. STATE OF ISAAC 0, THOMAS.

Intf oi Hamilton Township, Artnrrm County do LcttcrK tcRtninontnry on the Initt will antl testament of nalrt rtercdcnt ImvInK bucw Krantcd to UiciindcntlKncd, all pornoim Indubtcn thereto nrc rcciucHtcd to make Immediate imy- mcnt and thoHO Imvlnir clnlmi or domnndn iiKHlnst tho Hinnc, will prcHfint thorn nrniicrly iiuthpntlnntcd, without dolay for settlement lo the iinderNlKDcd ronldliiB In Kcndlncc townMiln. .1 A I THOMAS. Kxccntor, 3-n F'. O. AdrtrcHS Utmpton, EWS PA PER.