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ttv -tv TUESDAY, NOV. Town Sc County. Local --Thanksgiving Thursday, 27th. --Cbristmas coming. Start preparations.

--County Teachers' Institute opens Monday. ---Mr. Henry Brinkerhoff, Sr and a visit to friends in Baltimore. --Mrs. H.

T. Weaver and children are visiting in Baltimore. --Col. Bachelder and anumber of military men from Washington were here over Sunday, at the Eagle. --Rev.

T. J. Barkley has been chosen one of the editors of the new Reformed church magazine, the Missionary Guardian. --Cards are out for the mnrriage at "Watertown, Dakota, to-morrow, of Miss danghterof Dr. Edw.

G. Fahnestock, and Mr. "Ward Williams. --Ex-Sheriff Hersh has built a commodious and handsome addition to bis residencOj on Meadow Valley Farm. --The Art of Carving--Thanksgiving Time--How to Roast a Turkey--all on fourth page, --James P.

McLnughlin, of Biglerville, has leaded the Michatl Rehm brickyard, on liock creek, and will ruu it hereafter. --The new Reformed chnrch at Taneytown is to be dedicated December 7th. Store Brokon Into. Abonfc half-post 10 on Saturday night Mr. Francis R.

Schriver noticed one of the shatters open on the alley side of his store, and believing something wrong, quietly opened the front door and waited for developments, la the dark he heard a person at the money drawer. Going up to him he took hold of the party and striking a match recognized Paul F. Kappes, of this place. His prisoner begged Mr. Schriver nob to "give him away," saying he had a wifu and child, Kappes then broke away aud ran out into the back room, then up the stairs and jumped from the second story into Miss McGaveru'syard, fourteen feet, and escaped.

Officers Myers and Rnpp arrested him ou a warrant from Justice Hill, at his home about 3 o'clock on Sunday morning and took him to j.wl. The hearing took place in the Sheriff's office yesterday morning, when the bail was fixed at $1,000, and in default of which he was remanded to prison tor trial in January. The rtsidonce of Mr. Charles M. McCurdy, Carlisle street, has been the centre of attraction to admirers of flowers for several days.

He bas given special attention to Chrysanthemums tLia sens( and his fine collection includes thirty- one species, all the newer varieties aud most of tlem of rire beauty. ANOTHER meeting in the interest of the proposed Railroad between Eiaoiitsbnrgand Gettysborg is to be held at the City Hotel, in Emmitaburg, next Saturday, the 22d, at 1 o'clock, when a company will be formed nnd stock subscription books opened. IF yon wish to buy a first-class Watch, WaUham Elgin stem-wind iu ailveriue case, open face, at $3 ami now is the time. GUI at Penrose Myers's, the leader in low prices, 30 Baltimore street. nlS.tf THE Ttscheis 1 Institute next week promises to he a Sue success and tbe people of tl county should turn out to enjoy it.

See announcement in another column. Supt. Thomau invites THE Art Novelty Co. have an immense vaiiety of Picture Frame Mould- ings in stock. Frames ot all sizss made wait Prices astonishingly low.

8x10 Frames from 13 cents up. Other sizes in proportion. Bring iu yonr pictures. Opposite Eagle Hotel. nlS.St THE Democrats ought to be in a proper frame of mind to enjoy Thanksgiving.

ON Monday, Nov. 24, we begin our annual sale of Ribbon Remnants. Encouraged by the popularity of these sales, we have made this a larger one than ever. All silk, no cotton mixed in the lot; all suitable colors for fancy work. It G.

W. WEAVER SON. Teachers 1 Institute Programme. The 36th annual session of the Adams County Teachers' Institute will open in the Court-room neatt Monday afternoon at 1.30. County Superintendent Thoman has secured the following instructorstortheday sessions Prof.

R. Augsburg on dtawing, Prof. J. M. Coughlin on pedagogy, Prof.

Aaron Sheely ou language and reading. Prof. G. M. D.

Eckles on history and methods, Prof. M. G. Brumbaugh ou discipline and theory, Prof. Chas.

D. Reynolds on music, Dr. E. 0. Lyte on psychology, Rev.

T. P. Ege on English Grammar. Addresses will be made by Dr. J.

Hon. David Wills and ex-Connty Superintendent Sheely. The discussions for teachers have been chosen as follows: "JEstheticsin the SchoolRoom," "Should Mental Arithmetic be Taught as a Separate Branch?" "WhatShould theEm- ploynieut ot Teachers Be out of School?" "What Respect Should Schools Show to Arbor Day?" "What Should the Morals of a Teacher Be?" Best Methods of A Special Attractions in Trimmed and Untrimmed goods daring Institute week. It MBS. W.

H. WISEMAN. TALLEST have from Mrs. John F. Haner, of Cumberland township, a pair of mammoth celery stalks, one measuring 3i feet in length and weighing pounds.

It is a new variety, and about the largest we ever saw. OPENING OF FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE. --A series of meetings will be commenced on Saturday, the 23d at the Friends new meeting house in Binders villa, at 7 o'clock p. ru. Meetings will be held the next day, Sunday, at 11 a.

and 7 p. m. Alao at 7 on succeeding evenings during the week, as may be announced. Ministers and other Friends from Baltimore ant! elsewhere expect to be present. A cordial invitation to attend is extended to all.

Teaching Penmanship, 1 and "Numbers the First Year in School." Thursday, will be Directors' Day, on which occasion directors are requested to introduce any subject for discussion which they may deem important. The following are also announced as topics for consideration "Should Text Books be Furnished at the Expense of School Districts?" "What are some of our Needs in Oar Public 1 and "Are Our Schools a Success?" Superior attractions have been secured lor the evening entertainments MoiidayEven- ing, Prof. J. M. Coughlin, "The Legacy We Leave Our Children Tuesday Evening, Hon.

R. Horr, The Labor Problem Wednesday Evening, Prof. Geo. P. Bible, numerous, Dramatic aud Pathetic Recitation and Chinncter Masic ou the Cop- ophone and the Xylophone Thursday Evening, Gen.

R. Weudling. Saul ot Tarsus Friday Evening, The Celebrated Bos-ton Iileul Banjo, Mtuiflulia and Guitar Club. Tbe Oicliestra will tarnish music ou three eveuiugs. All frituils ot" eduction are coulially invited.

Tickets ior full course of Evening Lectures, $1.50. Single admission 40 cents, including charges for reserved seats; without reserved seat, single admission 23 cents. Single admission for the Weudliug Lecture 35 and 50 cents. A diagram of the II om is at Buah- lers 1 Bsok Store, Gettysburg, where all desiring course tickets and reserved saata can secure tbeoa. 2TG7ombor Court Continued.

Com. vs. John Cnlp. Selling liquor on Sunday and to minors, the peculiar feature being that be bought beer by the case on orders by bis customers and furnished it to thera. Defendant plead guilty and sentenced to ul Or 3 months, pay a fine of $300 and costs of prosecution.

On the charge of selling liquor without license tho bill was nol. prossed on payment of costs. Com. vs. Win.

Wapaumn aud John C. a Ou trial for larceny at our last issue. Verdict guilty iu both cases and KnniToian, whosa had record operated agaiusfc him, sentenced to Eastern Penitentiary for 1 year and Wngaman to county jail for two months. Cora. vs.

Robert Walker. Larceny oi a chicken. Prosecutrix not appearing, defendant was discharged, county to pay coats. Com. vs.

Frl Kappes. Case of larceny continued from Augnst term, and at this term discontinued, county to pay costs. Com. vs. I.

N. Darboraw. Embezzlement. Nol. proa, entered npon payment of costs by the parties.

Com. vs. Jacob Wetzel. Fornication nod bastardy on information of Ida Sherman. Defendant not appearing bis recognizance was forfeited.

Com. vs. Randolph Tillman. Adultery on information of Sallie A. Snyder.

Guilty and sentenced to 6 mouths in county juil and pny a fine of $300 aud costs. Com. vs. Caroline Mnmmert. Selling wine and cider of her own manufacture on Sunday and without liceuse.

Guilty and sentenced to 2 months in county jail nnd pay fine of $50 aud coals. Com. vs. Ellen Hershey. Adultery.

Defendant plead guilty and paid the costs and agreed to leave the county. Com. vs. Jacob H. Parr.

Enteringdwell- iug iu daytime to commit a felony on information of Jacob H. Conker. Prosecutor not appearing, defendant discharged. Coin. vs.

Geo. W. Myers. Assault and battery on information of Michael Crilly. A true bill found and indictment quashed.

Com. vs. Anthony Shnltz Larceny of money on information of James Ogden. Indictment quashed, prosecutor not being able to identify money. Tbe following cases were settled: Com.

va. Anthony Peters, assault aud battery on information of Bessie Carbaugh; Com. -vs. Benjamin McCleaf, assault on information of D. H.

Reimau; Com. va. Catharine Baker, threatening to burn barn on information of her husband, Peter Baker; Com. vs. Harry, William and Bessie Efczler, assault and battery nnd assault on information of Edw.

H. Rebert; Com, vs. Charles N. Bowers, larceny by bailee on information of F. A.

Asper. The Grand Jury found true bills against Joseph ShadLe, fornication and bastardy ou infoimatiou of Ann Maria Harner, and against Harry Leslie on information of Eliza WEDJING BELLS. A happy event took place on the evoniug of tue llth, at the residence of Mr. Epliruhn Sclniver.lu strabnn township, in the marriage or his eldest daughter, Sadie, to Mr.William E. Bouder, of W.iynesboro, Pa.

The bride M-RH handsomely attired in. a fjullosillc. The wedding march Tvns rendered by Ml HerniJe Dtehl, of Plalnvlew, Piu hei osco was Air. Fninlt U. Brinfceriioff, oC GeUyttUuit, the ilowor ghls were Miss i a a Mist, Jennie Schriver, dsterof bride.

Aft the congratulations were given by the mime out, they were invited to tua i i b.i to partake of the bouutti'ul refreshments. Th brkle was piosentod i many h'uulson gifts. On the morning: of the 12th the Impp couple lelt, tor Mcclianicsbarg, Harnsuurg uu Baltimore. They liave the best wishes of .1 tholr friends for a long lifu of happiness, A GUEST. TIIK coming year of The Century will ii unusually stong in fiction.

Edward ton's novel, the theme of which is th wil 1 begia io February Frank R. Stockton's I Squirrel Inu will follow F. Hopkinson Smith's noveleiti and a great number of short stories will printed during the year. REV. J.

I. GOOD, D. bas remove from Philadelphia to Reading, where he i in charge of a congregation iu counectio with bis work as Professor of Theology TJrsinuB College- Rev. Dr. "Williard, Tiffin, hasbeeo elected to the chair of Ett; ics in Ursinus.

THS Dunning monument at Newville wa dedicated Thursday week. Es-Sennto Wagner called to order, Rev. Dr. Erskin presided, and Dr. Egle delivered the histori cal add resa.

Gov, Beaver, lion. S. HJ "Wherry, B. M. NeacI, nnd others, alsi spoke.

Miss A. S. BAKR has been been to thi city for "Wintei Millinery, and ha: brought the largest assoitraeut, the Land somest goods, the raosb ttyle, and selliuj cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, Th ladies are invited, to call and see. Also sa; to the ladies attending Teachers' Institut that she will bave a fine display of trimmed antl untriaitned goodsafc that time No. 14 Bait, street, Gettysburg.

nil 2t S. R. Tll'TON bas removed his Broom Factory to lot iu rear of St. James church, wlieie he continues to make btooms oc shares or tor pay. nlJ.St IGHEST CASH PRICE will be given for Onions, large and email, by Michael T.

Wassera, South Washington street, GettyS' burg. Also for Water Cress. nov. A. 3fc TEE Cashtown Creamery ia paying 17 cents for cream.

tf TUMOR the Alms House on Thursday last, Dr. Walter O'Neal remoT- ed a cystic tnmor, the sine of a walnut, from. the head of Hanson Dtebl, Supt. of the Insane Department. BEAN A.

E. Post in Gettysburg will have a Beau Soup on Monday evening next, 2Hh instant, with Guitar music and recitations. All ore invited. Foa SALE--Two Grocery Stores, located in Wayuesboro, Pa. Apply to T.

T. NOEHIS Co nlS tf Real Estate Agents. MBS. HKNBY EBY, of Littlestowu, bad her collar bone broken by being thrown from a dayton wagon. ENGRAVINGS, Artotypes, Paintings, Lowest Prices.

Gettjsbnrg Art Novelty Gnrlach's Builling, Chambersburg street. 8t Mn. JOHN A. MENCHEY has been appointed, by the County Commissioners, Assessor in the Third "Ward of this place, in room of Win. H.

Pierce, removed to Washington, D. C. NICKEL Time Clock for $1.00, Nickel Alarm Clock for $1 15, best makes, at PKNROSK MYERS'S, 10 Baltimore street A 2-1. continue all week. 1 1 MRS.

W. H. "WlEBMAN. VJE Sunday School meeting in the Rockj Grove school-house will close this year's -work on Sunday, Nov. 23, witb an intereat- ingprogrnm aiternoon and evening.

Friends of Sunday School work nre kindly invited to be present. LADY'S Solid Gold Watch from $20 up, American Filled Watch as low as at PKSROSE MYERS'S, nlS.tf 10 Baltimore street. LOOK out a new comet, jaat discovered. BARGAINS iu Children's Plnsb Hats nnd Caps at MRS. W.

H. WIERKAN'S. FOR a first-class pair of Spectacles call at Penrose Myers's for tbe Globe; best in the market. nlS.tf BONES Oa Wednesday afternoon, whilst Charles sou of George W. Lady, of Cumberland township, was hunting near the Springs Hotel, he unearthed the bones of a supposed Confederate soldier.

A felt hat and a brass button were tound witb the bones. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, largest variety, lowest prices, at Gettysburg Art Novelty Co's. nlBSt A VISIT to Jacobs' tailoring establishment, Cbambersburg street, will pay. Stock ever fuller. nlS.U THE Cash Store of Messrs.

Freebnrn Wickeraham, cor. Mam aud Couestoga streets, Steel ton, was entered by bunglers on the night cf November llth, aud a large quantity ol valuable goods stolen. recant practice game Mr. tl. W.

Dalrymple, of tbe College foot- ball team, bad bis right arm broken. LEWIS" LAMOTTE, of Finkslmrg, dropped dead in Boyle's drag- store at Westminster en Tuesday of heart disease. WE announce with deep regret that Mr. Jacob E. Myers, suffering from an apoplectic attack, breathed his last on Wednesday.

He never rallied, but remained unconscious until the end. He was one of the most useful and respected citizens of New Oxford, aud his demise will cause a void not easily filled. As an active, sterling business man, few equalled him. He leaves a wife and four sens. The remains were interred in the Hanover Cemetery by the OJd Fellows on Sunday, the funeral being very large.

Age 58 years months and 19 days. Peace to his ashes. ATTEMPTED Sunday evening week a young man named Levi Snyder, aged IS years, living in Freedom township, near Green Mount, attempted to take his life with a razor, partly opening the windpipe but reaching none of the arteries. He had for several months been an inmate of thecouaty asylum, bat his mental condition showing marked improvement, at the importunities of himself and friends he WHS allowed to be taken home, but kept under watch. Being missed on the above evening, search was made fjr him nnd his condition found as stated.

Medical aid was summoned and Drs. ClmrUs ITorner sad Walter O'Neal are iu charge of the patient, who is improving. PEAKING fire from the engines in Mr. John A. Livera's factory, Mtsters.

J. C. Neely, Simon J. Diller, and the Gettysburg National Biick, David Wills president, (the latter subsequently withdrawing.) have petitioned the Town Council 4 'toexamineinto the matter and take such measures as will aecuie their safety." The report of a con mittee i be made ou the first Tuesday in December. AN original pension has been granted to Lenuder Mundorff, near Littlestown.

He did not Jive to enjoy it, liis death having occurred a few weeks ago. James IT. Keefer, L-ttlestown, has also been granted a pension. FIKE enteitainruent by Uie Penna. College Banjo, Mandolin an.l Guitar Club iu Bura CbapeL on Thursday evening was one of rare excellence, the solos of Hersh, Damntb, Walter and Uleiy being received i marked evidence of appreciation.

following cattle were weighed at D. Fuhrmau's scales Sold by D. S. Fuhrman--To Frock Co, 10 head, pounds ivid Toot 1, 970 W. F.

Thomas 1, 1,110 Jerry Schriver 1, 530 McClain Miller 2, 1,400 EJw. Menchy 1, 530 Alex. pansier 10, 9,533 Wm, Wible 1. 735 E. H.

Riuehart 9, 9,450 Samuel Bncher 1, 875 Jos. Scott 4, 3,105 Lewis Uliieb 2, T.GG5 E.lw. Brenm G. 5,400 Pierre Pinsk 1, 1,025 John Socki 1. 900 Jer Finnic i D.ivid Weikert 1.

F. T. MnimhimT, 905 Cnrrens5, W. Jrwiu 5 000 S. J.

Cndnri 1, 1,375 J. S. Himn 3 2 000 Weigand Hru 13, 14,595 G. W. Scou S.

7,275 Sold bv S. ,1. Codori--To Wm. Rtddinti 10. 10340; J.

ScbuilerS, J. Giiflan 1C, 9,475. Sold bv W. J. R.

Bickson 10, 7.7G5 Amos Cash man 3 2,485 F. Fronieyer 4.SSO. Sold by John P. Perger--To S. J.

Codori 18. 19,275. Sold by MeNair Patterson--To S. J. Codori 13, 12,795.

SjU hy Charles Wdikect -Tj Jjhu A LiveisS, 2,410. Sold bv F. T. Manahan--To Fahr- muu 1, 1,375. SOUVENIR Albums of BattleB.

Id views and monurneats, (337 views) latest edition, mailed for by Gettysburg Art ty Co 48 Chambersburg St. SATUBDAV evening the citiaaaa of New Oxford -were treated to a ruther parade. It was iu pay meat of an election bet between T. L. Galhgher aud 'Squire Cook 1o tbe effect tbat if Dalamater were elected the 'Sqaire was to bave the privilege ol dressing Mr.

G. in whatever manner he choee and parade him around the Square, and vice versa. Tom won the bet und accordingly oa Saturday eveuing he dressed the 'Sqaire so that 'he represented a huge bear, placed aii appropriately inscribed banner in his paws, and to the music of the Veteran Drum Corps led him aroond the circle. It was greatly enjoyed by-standeis an'd orcbius, bnt we'll bet that not even a smile from Col. Stable's mole would ind ace the 'Squire to make a similar bet in the BEFORE baying yonr Holiday presents look iu at the salesroom of Gettysbarg Art Novelty Co.

Jane Jliiley, and processes awarded in both cases. They ignored a bill against Eraan- uel Valentine for larceny, and against Jacob Taylor for selling liquor without license, county to pay costs in loth cases. Report, of viewers of road in Uuntington township from lands of J. A. Gardner to lauds of Daniel I.

and Sarah Glass, eonCrni- ed nnii to width of 22 feet. Samuel Geisolmau, David C. Smith and Michael Hoftheins were appointed viewers of a bridge site over Beaver creek at Hartman's mill in Berwick township. Ou Constables' returns, tbe Supervisors of Butler and Union townships were brought into Court and required to eater into recognizance to appear at the coming Jancary Court to answer complaints of defective roads. Inquest on dead body of man found in Levi St-iferl's wood-house Host Berlin filed and approved and costs ordered to be paid by county.

Rule awarded on heirs and parties in interest in the estate of Catharine Shaltz, deceased, to show cause why an appeal from Register should not be granted and issue awarded, returnable Dec. next. In the Common Pleas list, the cose of Wm. M. Group vs.

Mary Ann Group and Hiram L. Group, Executors of the will of John B. Group, deceased, wnb on trial several days, the testimony being concluded on Saturday, when, the case was continued to Dec. 1st. The question is with regard to tbe signature of John B.

Group to a note and whether or not the note is paid. Henry F. Eckeurode vs. Vincent O'Bold. Summons iu assumpsit.

Jodgment of non suit. The following cases have been continued: Win. C. WoU vs. George W.

Pensyl; Vincent O'Bold vs. Henry Eckenrode; John C. Miuter vs. EphriamD. Thomas; Matilda A.

Feeaervs. Charles H. Rebert; Lewis H. Pittenger va. the Baltimore and Harrisburg Railway Company; George W.

and H. W. GladmU vs. Same; Washington Beuchoff vs. Same.

The cabas settled are: Mrs. Lovie Gensler vs. John W. Fidler; John W. Fidler vs.

Lovey E. Gensler; John Plocher vs. Wm. M. Kamp and David A.

Smith vs. TillieSmith; George W. Straver vs. Howard Diebl. The second week's Court opened yesterday morning, President Judge McClean and Associate Judges Jenkins and Donobue on tbe beach.

James C. Gaalt and Samuel Gault vs. James A. Smith. Suit on bond to recover interest due wife of defendant.

Verdict for defendant. John E. C. Miller vs. James McClean Gilbert.

Summons in trespass. On trial. RAILBOAD special court at Chambersburg was occupied part of last week by the suit of Jacob-Fitts against the Western Maryland Railroad Company, lie claiming $200 damages from the running of the new railroad through bis premises, on the mountain. The company resisted payment on the ground that it built on the line of the old Tapeworm Railroad, to which it derived its title through the State, by act of the Legislature iu favor of the Gettysburg Railroad Company many years ago. Tbe court ordered a compulsoiy non-suit for the defendant.

The lawyers were Judge Wills, W. P. Qaimby and W. XT. Brewer for the Kailrond Company, and D.

McConaugby and Rowe Stewart for Me. Fitty. Judge Endlicb, of Reading, presided. OUK young fiiend, Dr. J.

C. Stem, cf Lewisbur: received a thorough vindication iu Court at York on Tuesday. Jle was the physician to a family named Wood. Mrs. W.

had secreted $40 under a mattress for safe keeping, but it disappeared. Mrs. W. at once jumped to the conclusion that the Doctor must have taken it, and was not s'ow to express such opinion to her neighbors. The Age says: lr 'A few days afterwards a son of tbe Woods confessed that be took the money, thus completely exonerating Dr.

Stem, -who- bad hitherto always borne a faultless reputation. The Woods, of course, were very sorry when they discovered their mistake, and were profuse in their apologies, but this did not satisfy the Doctor, who considered that hia reputation for honesty had been seriously assailed and demanded a complete vindication before a Court of Jnatice. He did not care for money damages, but his reputation was dear to him beyond price, and hence the suit. 'This is another lesson to people not to be too quick in judging others." The jury rendered a verdict of $250 and- coats of suit for plaintiff. LAST night, about twenty bushels of com wjre stolen from Elijah Leech's stable, in this place, and two of his horses turned loose, by which one of them was badly kicked.

Fos EEXT--a five-room house with water, oa S. Washington street. Apply to Dr. W. U.

O'NEAL. mSO.tl DKSIBABLK, pleasantly located Rooms for rent. Suitable for offices or private use. AMOS ECKJEBT. Foil RENT--A four-room house, wilh stable, on West High street, Gettysburg, Address John G.

Kretz, New Oxford, Pa. 11.3* WASTED--10 or cords of Hickory Wood iu exchange for ITarnesbaud SiultUery at MuSbeiry's Harness Emporium. s23 tf SrAR ROLLEK F.LOUII for sale by all Grocers, imd acknowledged Lo be the best, ap23. tf "Wiry not earn money iu spare time antl evenings as local agent for warranted tiees and plants. Meu and women do well i out experience.

Send stamp for terms lo J. Eugene Whitney, Rochester, N. Y. He is reliable, and salary to sncce-ssIuJ agents. b30.4ni HAVE you seen the 5-A 0 mile horse blanket? If not, why i If you have a horse, you need it, tf MARRIAGES.

Nov. 31 byllev. T. Koser, nl i A It EIGJiT, ol Bp.irlcrsvllle. Nov.

al York i by Rev. J. Reese, Mr. of bpai row Point, to I A1A.RV; Ji, York Springs. Nov.

13. i a by Rev. R. Be' leer, Air. HKNKY K.

1 A LMEtt, of township, to MihS HOSLE A. A of Cumberland township. Nov, II. at Hanover, by Rev. J.

A. Slelzgoi, Mr. CtiAtlLES F. A to A I V.STONEdiFBR, botlioCCouowayo i Oct. 29, at Mouutjoy parsoiiajjo, bv Rev Mr.

UAV1D H. I to Miss both of CuraberUiud Uvp. DEATHS. DEATHS FIUSE. TRIBUTES, VEWSES, CENTS A IsMsaioRi of Miss MARY Lours A oldest daughter ol II.

J. Stable, who November 11, iSIU, aged 4L j'carfe 1 month and ai clays. Last Friday the wiiolo community was shocked by tbe report of tlie death ol rmible lady. Only the evening bo Tore sbo wiu been 011 the streets In company with her ulster, J. L.

Butt, from whom hlic separated, apparently in her usual good health. Homo i In the nighL she was taken violently 111, uucl when the doctor was called ho found bor ul- ready in a couditlon. Her extreme suffering ended in death on Friday forenoon, a lew minutes before o'clock. Thti funeral jiervicca were held Snmlay afternoon at the homo of iainlly, in ilia presence ol a large gaLlierlny of relatives aud i and her remains wore interred In the a i lot in Evergieeu Cemetery. The sti Icicen have tho hearty sympa- oftho entirecommuuity.

bbewas a i lii the dillerenL rehitionh of Hie In which sho was called to She will be sadly misled In the home, where her presence anil i i the did HO much toward i i place mtule va- the place mtule cant hy the death of hei mother CHI'S a. She was a true and laithful member of the church, and adorned her profession by i walking in the path of duty. Her INowoilt is ended, and we can comfort one a with the words "faho liath done hat hhe could." Nov.10, al EsistEerlin, Mrs.SUSAN SPAN-4- LEU, 79 '2 months and I The dec-eased lived In holy a with Geo. Hpungler, who is ut thU writing i III, aged sixty years. Nov.

near Arendtsvlllo, Mrs. JULIA. ANN OYLER, aged 74 yeark 3 months and, 10 days. Interment Fait view Cemetery In A'-entltsville, On "Wednesday last, at ITtinover, of con UoD, Mr. FRANCIS M.

BAUGHMA.N, Junior editor of the Spectator, In his 2Sth year. CUT THIS OUT. A NYONE presenting this before Nov. 2 )lli, receive a discount of 0 jier cent, at U. A.

Blocuer's Jewelry Store. Nov. W. 2t Conawago Tax Notice. nndergifjnetj, Collocioi 1 ofTaxe-.

in Con- owaiio io u.n0i ip, Adams county, will si tat, Sandhill Bcho I-huuse. In townslitp. on an co hs i on SATURDAY, NOV. 22 and 29, lo collect Counly, btate and bchool taxPsi, between hours of 1 niiclflo'clocfr, and ray house any time beiore the flrfat of December, afier which five per cent, i beadded. SOLOMON BC1IWAHTZ, Colleclor.

Nov. 2t 1,000 Hides Wanted. HE undersigned will pay the HEQITEST CAST! PRICE tor all Beef Hides, Calf and Sheep Skins, delivered jit, liis AUeat Market York street. The price paid for i Calves and SIMON J. CODORI.

Gettysburg, Nov. 3m BUSINESS NOTICE. or before the first of April, ISfll, ii i Firm of Neely Sr Musselman wil! be dissolved bv a consent. And until that time wo i Belial! of our huge stock at GREATLY HK- DUCED FRIOKS. We will nlBo be very rnucli obliged to pRraoiis owlne us book accounts they will call tlielraccouutbprompt- ly, eiUiei by uote or piiynueiit, NEEJA MUSSELMAN.

Fairfleld, Nov. tf PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. SATURDAY, the HLh day of DECEMBER, 1890, the undersigned. Administrator of the estate of JULIA A. HOPKCKS, decetiied, by virtue of na oider of the Orphans' Court of Adaias county, will offer at Public Kale oa tho premises, the real estate of said deceased, as follows.

A LOT OF GROUND In borough of Gettysburg, Adarns county, fronting foot, more or less, on Washingtoa street, adjoining lot of Jiiuaeu Gulp on the south, an alley on the west and lob of Chrlailnn Hoflrnan's helis on the north Improved i a large Two-story FRAME HOUSE, Out-kitchen some fruit trees nnd well of water. Persons desiring to see the property can call upon the undersigned, residing near by, yale to commence at I o'clock, p. when terms will be made known by EMANUEL P. W1SOTZKE J. M.

Caldwell, Auct, Adniiuistrator. Nov. 1-W. tt, HOl Administrator's Notice. A A-HOPKINS'S of Administration on the estate of A A.

OPKIUS, late of Gettysburg borough, Adams county, deceased, having been grunted to the under-signed, residing in tbe fatuue place, he hereby gives notice to all persons Indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having clnlms against the same to reseut them properly authenticated for set- eraent. EMANUEL P. WIBOTZKEY, Nov. 1 1800. 8w Adnalnistrator.

SIMPLY ASTONISHING Any person, young or old, can read all the notes In music correctly within 5mlnutebufter commencing, by using i Heppe's Muic Chart, any other Instruction, this we positively guarantee. For sale by IIrat-class Music JJealers throughout the States or mailed direct to your address ou receipt of price.Sl.00. C. J. HEPPE Jh SON, 1117 Chestnut Phllu.

Nov. 18,1800. ly PUBLIC SALE --OF-Valuable Real Estate. SATURDAY, (tin d.iy of DECK.M J-U3F4, the Admluistni tor of tlie eMato of Joux I I lace of the borough ot deceased by virtue of tin order of the O) phaus, 1 Court Adams, will expose at PublU; Kale, tno piemlMis, the following described valuable reiil osiiue of the decedent, THE UMHVFDKO ONE-HAM-' IN A FALtM, situate hi Meuallen along the ro.nl frnni lend i to ArendUsvtlle, and adjoining I William Willimy, Peter UenulorH others and containing J10 ACliJSS AND fti PKUUITES i pioperty is improved M'Hh yoodfa'J uNI: HOUK. Wash House, Urge Bunk.

Barn, Ktrtiv tehert, Wayon fcliccLs and other out-building-. Theentlreiarm is in a liiyh state uultivuLioi and it embraces a Orchard, J'ui desiring lo vicu i i i plcs'i-e (Ml JJaniH Sheely, who uMrJtj-s thyreon. Wale lo commence at 1 n'olocU. whou attendance i be ttivcn mid i i made by AARON Administrator. Also at, 3 p.

in. pn the above day the imdei- signed will sell at the bite refdunce of J. IJ liallenaperger, lei Benderiville i the loilou inj; peisotm! pioperty ilic (U'coitent; HUATJ3K. sot Single flumes'-, 13 sets Doutjie SiuSdlf, Chop BoxujjdotueriuUeleb. AA11ON BLlIflJfilA', Administrator.

Also, at, the same i and place, the i i slgneti will scil I the following poiKoual property: lAJOKJNGbTOVK, good tilelgh, Broom Miv- a Washing a ol Carpenter and numerous otliei Nov. us KATE HA STOCK SALE. A the of KOVISMJ3EU, JBOO, undersigned, lor wan i of sheltei, fire having destroyed the ham, will sell at Public Sale, on i i Redding Cum, in Cumberland town.sl.iip, Admn.s county, on i east a i creek, the following slock, i 0 COWS, all good i i and -soino i be Erosh about the holidays I lino a i'nung Slceis, Heifers, with other articles. to begin ul 1 o'clock, p. in when attrn- dauce will he glveunad terms made hy NJCJ10LAS I K.

O. Cmions.Auct. J. L. bhcrfy, Ulurk.

Nov. 11, IS'JO. I THE COUHT OP 1 (iUAR'IKR SESSIONS OF A A Nov. Ii, IblJU. I i i Mml A A I ATiONb 1'OHLIChNSKta I-OB T1IU SALIfi VINOUS, SPIUITOUd, A ML BllkW- ED LIQ.UORS, whole.sa.lo a retail, ior MG year INU, will he hwiid on THURSDAY, Jie day ol JAN LIARY, IS'Jl, at HI at which time all persons applying or nviklni; objccitioiii to applications i he heard by evidence, petition, remonstrance or couu-eL.

Thcic must be no coiriiminic; illou ul in" me i perion.illy upon the i ect, by letter ot other i a The petition, vcrllJed bv i a i oi nppM- aiit, shall be in confurrnliy with the rurjuirp- nents of tlic Ads of of May I i 4, JSS7. Judgment bond shall be executed in the erml of S-VXJO, i no lass i two i fieeholders of tho waul oi i vheiu the liquor Is to he aolU, as biircUeK, i-tith Sttmn to be a botiajida owner of re.U eHtuLe la ho Kiiid county woith over nnd above alt mbrunceh the sum of 52,000, bond condi Lloued or the faithful observance of all the laws lea selling or i i oi liquors, ind to pay all damages which may bo teeovev- atmiufit, Uie licensee andaJl COHIS. lines and penalties, which may bo ImjKiSPtt on him mdor any Jixllrlmonl for sakl laws; ind the urettes may be i to appe.u Courl and Justify upon oatli. 'ilie Court hhall all cases the apph- iitlon whenever, Iu the opinion of Uie Courl, rrfjartt in the nujnhr andcltiji'ru'ter ftijaiiitti licit license is not necessary foi the acroinrno- latlou of the i ami enterlii'nrnerit and travellers, or thai tbe uppllwin not a ni person to whom hucli licensei-hou'rl 10 Petitions to be tiled i tho Clerk oi I i i.A'iKR i A b.iturUuy, IJt-u'inli 7, 1WJO. Objiiftlims JLIK! leriiDitstiftiH'C-, In he lied.

NOT j.ATKft A a a i JO, am. Upon snttlticnt eaupc bclnsf shown OL pi olue made to the Court th.it (hep.irt^ hoUll ticunae lias lolaled any law ol ihf Cointnon- a to sate ol litjuors, Jourt t-ball, upon i being plven 10 tho erson licensed, revoke tlic llcensr. toy Uie Court, WM. MCCLEAN, F. J.

Jj. JENKINS, A. J. D. O.

DONOJIUW, A.J. A JI. STAJILK, CLorlc. Nov. to PUBLIC SALE OF VALXJABLlfi REAL ESTATE THURSDAY Ihc 2Jtli Uty NOVKM BKH, tbo i i ul law HEXIIV A.

SpANGr.wu. late of K.i-,1 JJorlin boiotigh, M-ill olfor PublioSiIe, on thu promises, ihti deicnbod valuable Rt'iil Js o. iv, K.VUM, i a ni wnvn- hhlp, Adams cnunly, ndjoiiilni; lands of Solomon Spimidei's aiiUer, Daniel N. liuchei and llt'iiiT Knust. emit i i IS ACRliS tui(Ldt) PICHCIJKS.

more or its-s, Improved with a Twostoiy Wwithpr- hoauicd IJ.ick- biiili-Uiig, i a Crib. (Jog Peunud other out buildings, well of water inMir Lhp djooi. Tins property about of a nillu from No. A LOT Ot 1 GROUND In Kasl Hoilln, i Hi feel, moic or lose, on King lot 'o. sy on thu southwest, an alley mi HIG i i i and an alley on llio norUicasi, i I on the plan of said borough lot No.

71); i a Two-slury KATH- Ii-IiHUAlMJlSi) HOLTMi, large Frame Hani. shed well of excellent, water a thu "ioti-0 unit clstcni ut barn a vaiicty of roll 11 No. ,1, A PART nOT OF In s.iid borniifrh, ij outing'it! Jeetb iuchoi, mote oriels, on Kltig street, bounded on tho by tiinninilor of lot, No. f-0, on the noi Ih by a noi.iiilcv and on tue i GI.SL by lot No. 7fl, hciiiR- pnrt of lot on piun of said i i i i us lo! No.

SO; M-lth a I'wo-sioiy Fiann? DWELLING HOUSE Wo. A TRACJ' OF A In said laudis of Lewi 1 on the uest, iu alley nn tiic east, lands 01 Himon Alt laud's len-Mon the aoi-th, and hinds of tlfiil- nan's heirs on the -outh, containini: '2 ACHKS ind lOiPKROHKS, moi-c'or lesa, Persons deMriuff to view cllllerent nron- can cull on llio tenant on No. Mrs. i sai.ih yp.in»ler residing on No. 2.

hale to oniniencQ ou No. 1 at JO o'clock, n. oi siikl lay when terms i bo made known hy Trespass Notice. J'orfon pass on ied by ttic pe A LL J'orfons uro hereby notlllcd not to trespass on nnyoJ' tbc lunds oMncd or occu- ersons ivliohenami'saro hurcnnto in KLiubftn jind town-tups, for purpose of liurtlliiif gixmo, a Mntr, i i i IVinl, or IH'I i-U't, (Lsh- injr, eus niulor a pi-ually of tbo law. Ail persons vlolalhifr tills notice be bold cviUty of amHocineanoi and prosccmled accordingly.

lln V. llallingar, Jlarry It. .1. It. a n.

K. Caleninn, J. H. Mooaniwl, Knh. Miller, I I i mini.

Win. ci owl, Jicnjuiiiin Sliottcr, Fnincls Dunn, Snmue Jlanim, Ucury Ouuorn, William Nlcllnlas Mmltz, John I I Jerome I-'IckfH, JJavJd C. Weul7, Mimnol Wclulo, N. O. Miller.

Oct. IS, 18110. Trespass Notice. A LL pcisoiiH arc Iwreby notified not to Trespass on tiny of the farms own c. or occupied by the persons whoso mimes u.

hereunto ubsarlbcd, in Cumberland Jighland townships, for the puiposo of ngr game, trapping, gathering i a or lerrie-, fishing, a penalty of the 'uv. All persons violating I i notice shall bo ield guilty of a misdemeanor and protecuted uccoi dlngly. David Denrdoifl 1 Simon BMjver Dill JTonry Win. Walter, Andivw llattman, Jsirnc Abraham i A. hpaugler, CiUJmrlne'Tiltcl! A Oiigh, tfiizitttcth Blount, f'luia Chandler, ftlowry, Lallrnoru Uleidorfl', i a Myers, A i UlcriloUJ, Ida Ales.

SpangJur, Amanda Kt.mllcr, hpangler Brougb, Jacob Urough, A i Cuthai ineCoolay, CUai Ics Kowe, Geoige Gelspiman, Dlerdotil. i i a Dlcidoiil, Belle DierdorJt; Cluules C. Sjidiiyler Cnrtls Spaogler, Katie IV.vchlur. Hen leitlorJl, iMiartl George i Robert, Spanglei, K.Vis of Elijtilt Spang, deceased. Oct.

li-s, ts Mees. la hereby given to a Legatees and .1 other peisons concerned, I hat Lae A i sLratlon Accounts lierelnafici mentioned -win presented at a Court of Aditrcs loi rontii-matJon and ailowaiue. on UIUAY, Ihe 2ND day oi SIfO. at 1(1 o'clock, a. m.

i The first ami account of Ernma endcr, A a ot D. 8. Bentlcr, late a i towosliip, Atlaois count dec d. 'J'8. Tlie ttriLQnd dual icrouut-o, 1 H.

P.Uig- I'-n, Execuioi of the i or Msirgarct Duug- late of Cumberland i Adams jtnjly. 2.9. jTjv-L and final account oi B. Admitust.raLiiY ol Hie estate oJ a i laieot (JeuisLuig boiougli. deceased.

J. tl. Wii'-RMAN, OCL 'Jl, td ilcu.hi.ei. Hamiltonban Tax Notice. undersigned, Tax Collector forHaniil- touban township, Adams counly, herebj" ives public notice that he will hit atKocly Lnhbelman'a Wtore, in KUrfleld, 011 H.i-TCK- AY, the 22d clay oCNOVJjJMBEK, 1800, Aona 1 )7 o'clock, p.

purpose of receiving .1 unpaid iaa.ei. Suite yndOjunty Taxes not UK! on or befoie the 1st dayof JJccemboi, IbOO, ill have per cent, CVP. A Nov. '00. 'it Tax Collector.

Auditor's Notice. nnclersillnetJ.iippoluted by i ph.ins' tourt ms i to clisiribiiteh.il- ice iu bands of A. F. i and Geo. Af.

Put non, ICxpcuiors ol te ol Fieeclom township, decea'-ed, i sit in srformlhe of his appointment, at hia lice, in Geitysbuitf, mi WKDNESlJ VY, i day ol jfOVtiMBEK, l'JO, wben and here all parlies IntereMod inuv alt end If they eeflt. y. 'ov. '00. Auditor.

PRIVATE SALE. sell at Prh.ilo THK SOFT lllUSK BOlTLIXlj WOHIiH I i lo fh.uiifc eluding tbe Houte. Ii Horses and 2 osc wishing to see it will call on UEOUUE BA-BTKIj. Nov. 11, tr Gettysburg, I'm Desirable Town Property AT PRIVATE KALE.

1IJK undersigned offers at F.U*ate Sa'e liis rcfiltlence, on Soulh BaUfuioic street, Gof- sburg, fioiHiiu? 120 feet on said street ami i proved wltli a com mud lo us 'I wo-story HICK, L.OK Jiain, aprinj? House, 'ood fehed, Out-kilcii( and Sinolie Jlousc, tort well of water al the bouse a the kitchen door, tine assortment of fjrapc aud other fuiHs. This properly Is ve esliabiy located and In first-eia-si a Par particulars call on the unclcr-i ie- cltngr on the llrat-nnmed properly. Gcl.7,JSOO. tf JOHN W1NEBKENNKH. Assipee'a Notice.

OTICK Is hereby given i vcon IE. AND of Cotiowajjo dams county, Piu, by a deed of a have eyod tbeir eJULte to UJG iclci'slgned, nisi iintf in I Ian over, for iu benedLof crpcltton-. And as the converting i pioperty find itccounl us speedily ah m.iy be conip.itlble H.h tlie Intei-ests ol tlic creditors, he delres credUois to hand In their claims ad once, id those indebted to make paj ine'it Imincd- tely. OITAtlLKd E. i A Oct.28,1800.

lib Assignee. CAUTION. my wife, MARTI ray be rrr 'V has leu, ray bed and boaicl any cause, this Is to notU'v all poi sons against luf; on account, us 1 will pay no cbts oi hei contracilii'', KMORY C. LEA 5 Stnilmii tp Nov, -1, DIVIDEND. President a Directors of OKT- TYSiillUG NATIONAL VNK have do- irocl a sern l-n vial vi den il 5 1 Ifll I cloir of alt tuxes, ivalilp on and alter 10th instant.

KMOUV lUIFt, Nav.O, JMU 3w C.Lshtei mil TO President and Director-, of Hie FIRST A I A BANK OF WIC'ri'YSHUKf) deolnied a semi-annual i i ol sy, clear ot all Ui.ves, payable on and icr the lOLh inst. HAMUEL M. HUSUATAN, Uw Casliiur, Administrators' Notice. -V J. A.

MELKOLi'S of Administration, ixed, i will the estate ot 13. A oC Now Oxfoid, Adams unty, having been gtanted to nnderigned, tho lorniet 1 In owChestor and the iaUcr in New Oxlord, ey hereby give notice lo all persons in- ebted lo said estafc lo make imniodlate puy- ent, and tho.s,e having claims against, llio me to present them propeily authenticated settlement. H. OEO.C. biiBlOLY, Nov.

MX), til Administrators' Notice. ABATr L. StELHORN'S Letters of Administration b.n.c. t. on theustaio VKAH L.

MELHOHN, late of New Oxford, ms having been granted to uiidet signed, iormer residing in ewCbesternnd the Intl er in New Oxford, they evflby give notice to all persons Indebted to id estate lo make immediate payment, and ose having claims against- the nmo to pie- nt them pi-operly authenticated (or settle- cut. D. H.MKLHORN, GEO.C.SHEELY, fTov.4,1800. 6t Administrators. WOOLEN MILL FOE BEOT.

well-known Woolen i known rus BAJi.U'8 FACTORY is otlercd lor rent ou asouable terms. Address, E. S. ER, Wayncsboro, Oct. 28, 1S90.

6w Franklin couut-y, Pu. ANTED, caug-et. The Fall and i We want alt the carapnign is justopening, better 1 than We are ottering vtr, and have ore than (JOG varieties, all of which 'ittt mi a lo namt. With a fine line specialties and a reliable firm man can ntte money. No experience necessary.

Flue Ittlt iree. emptottmtnt. Write rtormb. 'hiBhouseisrellable.) JV. 81G.1S9U ifalnaWe Reil Estate, i i Assignee of JAOOU Jl.

-Mr OKA PL A i WJKJC, oi Oonowago Irj, Aiiams con i I liy i of ontei the Coin I ol Common 1'i is Arl.uns eonii- will olli 1 the i itjle Heal s- Le su i sate: Mtu-ihliu IdiJO. 'IVat't Xi. 1-A KAK.M i 111 AMIES id 10 1 morcor IL-SS, i a pii-lly i (junmviig to'vnbhip, Adams county, and i ia I lo-mslilp, i i i.indsof C. W. Forney, Heni'y L.otw,ild.

id others, near Uie public leading from 10 anil Littlesmwu i to 'y tjnitistcr, filjQut i miles irojn H.mover- 11 proved wuii a'2-slory DWELLING HOl'Sft, i i a Barn, Hog Pen, Humme: Kltchon, id other necessary out-buildings. The buikl- KS 0.1 a all in excellent condition, and Hie a very desirable one, being convenient co ut cues, and maiket. Tract No. 2--A TRACT OF UNJilPHOVED AJXU, Mluatp113 Conowago township, A a nmly, adjoining tract. No.

1, and pr oertyoi "Ilium Mengf'8, and others, co nut tiling 4 iUKSnmUf) PKKUHE-5, moieorlos. 'he nboye meiiLluucd propeily will IJH sold Tract No. 1. Sale to at 1 o'clock, ni. On Frnltty 18DO Tract No, LOT OK hi Urn Icon Iu the borough of Hanover.

Yoi a i i propel ties ol Ost.iio ol John I3ulr, on west, Die estate of Kdwaid Bali on i ho vast, BalLimoiobtitietou the and poblic alley on the non.li, fronting leet "i Jnc'ies. more or less, on BalUmOiuMroet and ex emllng in feet; Impioved i a 2-srory i a I HOUSE, i ILooiii, I k'lc Back i i la Fi.ime Wi.iiL-hims*aml Fr.um.iH table, TracLjN'o. '--Tl: i-u-ob 11. i i liui LOT 010 i i i i i i sired, lii tlK bo.nu^li ni Hlou-snid, iiiijulninif i i ol Jeremiah Me'liorn on tho eiiht, iLQtl prrijpiiity 01' Hprenltk' on the Haltlmor3strf-eton the ind a public al icy on tho north, routing 23 leet. I Inches iHOiP or less, on lialtirnore stroel, rintf 17 feet fl loc'ics, more or leas, ou baid public alley, nnd in dpptli feet- improved i a Uilclt I i HOUSE, wlili i i and neces- hary Nov.

a and 1 to he sold upon Lho respective prcm'scs. faule to commence at 1 o'clock p. ia. by t'. Oct.

2s 1 I8DO. Us Attsitfiiee. llonry Ijpardorir, Adam Biieliui, Wm.lli^lo. Ueorge he'tie Lot Wm IX Illpsccker, Noah HUcely. Joseph H'lmilton, Wm.

liattcnnati, A. H. I ohr, V. 1C. iMcLlJicnny, Ocl.

lo'JJ. lol Settle, D. Hatterman, Amliew Fntx, Andrew AV.slcr TRESPASS NOTICE, A LL peisonn are hei oby notHlcd not to on any of the limns oM-ned or occupied bv persons whohc hereunto hubscnbecl, in Uutler towusliip, for the purpose of (rapping, gathering funt i i beiile'. elxj under a pen.iUy of the law. All peibons violating lul-, notice buali bo he'd guilty of a mlsaemeanor prosecuted atcopdlU(jly.

nd it. Golden, a Lentx, i i A a i Wisl'T, i D'istcr, JClIas SuMnoiir, Amos Mj I i W. Heli-hof 11. Wisle'-, Oct. rr.amUl»n Corn pi Ins Steinour, a Carey, Aaron loilman.

Wm. H. lioirdnrn. Win. J).

CJ.ilden, KJJmljelh A. Wihlur, Lurk In Hm-her, A 1 Trespass Notice. ons.ue horcb nolilleil p-isvr)ii a of lands occu- plod bv petrous wliascjiiaiiKisurc subscf ibcd, i i i a 'ps lor lh" puipose of i trap. i nnli or ben let. tlsbing, a pemtlLy of tin- a AM persons viola lin noti-je bhail be li-ld i i i a nisdemi'a'ior and proseculrd IMnlip IJi'o'wij.

C. Bicam, Kdw.ird Browu, K. R. A. Moore, Ueur M.

Liiidis, Wm. Hill's Heirs, Hamnel Waiter, Mussclmai Mrs. C. II. Welly.

H.i ry Jlcnnut, i i a (julp, W. T. Heed, Oct. 1V)0. 2m We are bound to do business and to that end we study the interest of those people we want to do husi- with, in doing it we gather together the best the market affords or our market can dispose of, trying of to get value at all timei.

We give the market, tho manufacturer and every other source from which we can get together an honest, durable, serviceable, right- priced stock, which we mark at a price to make it sell quick. The coat sales so far exceed anything ever heard of-from 10 to 20 every day--and that in the face of the numerous dollar excursions to Baltimoie. Because we have the stock, the correct styles, the fit, the finish, the everything of a city store except the expensive rent, expensive clerk hire, expensive furaishiugs aud expensive living, the price from the manufacturer being equal--we sell them ten to twenty per cent, cheaper because we can afford to do it and are ambitions to do a la.ge volume of business rather than become rich and die a death of business inanition. We never had less trouble to sell dress goods and trimmings than we have had this season, the same reasons apply all through the store as that given on coats EVERY PART OF STORE FULL Tlie X-iestd-ers G. W.

WEAVER SON. ATA J. LpLou Neiilv. i MoOlnley, J. 51.

Mussclriian, Jsanc Hal acr, John Cool. HUP! M. Musselmau. O. F.

Benner, loh. W. Alussclinan, E. W. HiirhiiUKb, Johupli Oeluacn, I Marshall, Pelfl Musstilnian.

H. K. Ii. itccil. A SMALL HOME A'J SALE.

SATURDAY, I El, Hie i-r i i i execuLuj i a LcHtamenL of UKAitDoitn-', tlei-cfi'-fd, I at Public Sale, on the pi dulses, in ul IVrwiclc, Adarns couiiti 1 Pa the following Ktjal KkUtte. A LOT Or I about 5 A.CRKH, In roul to i lie Pi 'fon i a i i hindi ol D. A. Buclier (J nice C. iver; l.nprov^tl wnlh a i i LOG I HulJSK.

wUU aJ-iack Bulldlngaltaclicd.aFrameStaljit'. IVu ind all01 her nfccssaiy oji-builduu-hf a oi gfod i near k'tcli- i Tin 1 land is Janninji condition, TUPIU Lire ImicR f-'int iiecs on the sulu io bujfiii 1 o'clock, p. fcltarp, when mode by tue un- dfcrIyiietJ The pioperty mubt pos'lively be bold an thai U.iy. T1MOLEON Nov. i.

IbDO 1-, Kxcuutur. McShsrrystown BORODGH ORDINANCES, ORDINANCE NO. 29. Be It enacted and ordained by tbe Cluef and Town Council of i of antl Ii. Is i en it-tod and oidainod the i i i nf irne, Th.it thehireet ai htiuet" be opened undeMended on tbe '(US feet, i eel, to be il feet in width, and pai- i Second or die Sisler sol tat.

Joseph. Krmcfpd aad oi dallied i fTtli dav of A. iSbO. OOXR VO UKA EU, Attest--A. J.

UK tfoc'y. ORDINANCE NO. 30. Be i i i i ordained by the Cbluf Bur- Town Couuell of the Borough ofjMe- and it Is hereby eiutc ted and 01- nfd by the a i of same, Thai i 1 Street its nth Street' be opened extended (in tbe eo.st a distance or feet to Third Street, Us he -iH feet in i and ru in i i with Main SI rout, through laud-, of i of St Joseph, M.itthLii I Joe, IlJichel llelly uad Jos. Sr.

A'so an alley that Is known as "Soutli Allej to be ooened nnd extended on the east distance of Jeet, lo Third Street, to be 16 In width and i parallel with street--Uirough lands 01 the SLstors of St. Joseph, MiUthlns Gintei', Burkee, jicbel Kelly and Jos. Xlunk.Sr. Kuacted und oidalned I 17tli day of October, A. A CIlAMKR, Attest-- J.

nit AD fc-ecy. Hut-tress, Ort.28, -It A NO. 1 FARM AT PKIVATK SALE. (EI'j FARM owned by JOSKPH MACX- T.KY, lute of township, Adams county. ileeeifiOd, is oflered at Private Sale.

It is stiuateil at Two Taverns co'iluhis 07 ACHir-S ANJ) (i PKUCHES. more or k-ss. and Is adjoined by lands of 1. N. fJiirboraw.

Jinltzer Snyder, James K. i and oUiets, Improved i i a Two-sloiy Wc.ii'ier- bourOutl I iLOU.SK, and Brk-lc Uack-bu'ldiny, a Jlmiic 13-n -i, Wagon Shed and Coni Criu attiiLhcd, AV.usli Smoke liou.se, Urv House, and Chicken Houses, and otuer ueceswirw out- a hplenclld well of ivaler at a a never-falling at, ihewasli bouse.iwllh tlie Tavern Run throush (he place, allordlng: water ia nil tbe Heids, so desirable for Dairy purposes tlic meadows are a i set i CNUH, i i 1 Kid IHLS ail been Ii ned nml ih In hlsfliiy rod Live condition, and the fu'itw There is an e'ccplleiii Apple Orel) also plenty of Pe'iclies choice Grapes Ac: Tue fat-m is convenient, io mai licth, cliun i hcj4, st'I 'ols. and mechanic shops, and has a portion ol Wood' ind. Poisons to sec it wi'l call on the tenant. MRS UAHA1L AL COLLtN.S, iKJ tl Uno mllo.below'lwo Tavern 1 A NICE PROPERTY AT PRIVATE HAL10.

riMtK undersigned sale his J. DJiSJ HADLIO sif VLL PHOPICRTY, on tim Bonneauvtlle road i east of Cfeitysbuig- cont i i 13 A i of Granite land, a wo-siory STONE HOUSE, Out-KiLoh, en, a himgHarn. Jlog Pen ami Corn Crib, a new Hen tlonse, wollol uxucS.ent at, the door, with all IcinclH of A small portion of the land Is In timber. Tills Is it very desirable iiome, and those wishing tj.sc it, i c.tll uu Ueorge Benn in Gettysburg, who i give Terms e.isy. April '2'J, IhBU.

tf LEWLH PRIVATE SALE. 'IK underf-tened ofl'er at Private Hulo, the A A AND LOT on Voile icl, i i the borough ot Gettysburg, to estate ol Culp, deceased. The lot has fro I age ol cO leet on "iork street and runs back ISO a public alley improved i aTwo-story BK1CK 1JW1CLLING JOUSlt: aodTwo-HUiry B.ck BuUdint', a Cnrpenier Shop, laigo BtJible, Wagon Shed and Corn Crib a i 1 tied, Hug nnd Cluuiten Houses und other out-building. ThN is a desirable property and those i i to see it will call on KUUBJdN CUL.P, CIIA3.I1, Sept, 1 it A i i a i Executors' Notice. KNttV TOOT'S Lubtiunent.iry on tbe estate of Henry 8.

1'oot, laie of Cumberland Adams conu- iy, deceusod. having heen granted to the undei sipned, residing in same hereby give notice to all prisons iadobted to Haid e.s- jite Lo make immediate payment, and thot-e saving claims ngnins! tno same to present hem properly anLlientlRated for set 1,1 em cut. HAtUUET H. TOOT, HAULER J.TOO1', Oct 21.18!)Q. (it ExeciltxrH.

FOR SALE. I1E nndeislpned, agent for P. Myers A Company, has fur sale at Kalrileld Station, 1.700 CIIKSTNUT HAILS, Lociifit Posls and Stakes, Lumber, Doors and all liiilldi'iu MatBiial, good liricks, JShoise Enclne, Saw Mill, and 'J fmber lease until tho Mill i-. sold, Sawed J''mme Lumber be nirnistied for barnb and all other buildings. Q.

W. WOBTZ, Atf't. Mor. 11.1890. tf Mitchell, Attorney nt Law nnd Solicitor of Pensslous and Patents, Box 26K, WHshlugton, JX C.

Clerk Senate rent-ion Com mil ice ior hisL 7 ynars. If you like PHOMPINKSH write me. Glad to advice. s.10,18UO. Urn Trespass (Notice.

At persons aie heieby noLlfled um to Trcs- iw-s on any of the Jarms or occupied bv I lie sunn wliohu natuei su hurcnnto i i in Kicedo.naml Llbci ly nsbips, fur ihc of i i i gamn, Irapplug, fftttln i i i or benles, flsliintc, oU 1 unrtei a i a of the All PIMSOII vio- a thih uot ice filial I bo held i of a mis- a ami prosecuted accord i J. F. John PospclLoi u. David Hhniles W. IJ.

i stonier, I ry 11 Uakci, i ry McN.iir, A i .1. DlUiimn, J.l"(]jl[. i i A i 1 WooiJ, Ocl. itGr, .1. Wm.

A Peter fieo. atl Jtobprt a Cathaiine PI ink hitni's H. Cli.irlys Sluiier. on, Trespass Notice. A LL, per-ons me hereby not i tied not io Trespass on any oi thf Jaruis owned or occupied by liose ij.nnes.inj hereunto bittjhciliit'd foi- ilia uurpose of I i i Oa.iue.

GaHiC'i ni(4 Ki i NuLs or Berries. F'shing. uisdei the pun Uty of the law. All violating ib's law shall be guilty of a i-nsUt'iiif mot and osecuted accuidmgly, bald pTjpeiUr-s are bituated Cum be. land tx)ii HF-liip, Adamw county, fa.

i i a K. Hanier, Samuel IMjmlr. John Jloomaglp, Oliver Jajcl r- W. Wllhtii Joseijb Kis-yl Jerc, Jacob i i a IJivicI LicubP. i Jobu A.

WoU, Wiu. 11. a Win A. Wil -lingl i i Jr. 1 1 i Sept.

-0, iMJi). im Jennie M. i Daniel Kee i J). 11111, A a K. Hokc.

Ad-mi JiciUng, .7 irnci K. H. W. A. John Ulack, latolj K.

W.iybrlgbt, Mrs. ci.iv BUuop' Win. i i i a i Trespass Notice. A LFj pet sons are hereby notified not to tres- on any of ihe fiiims In shiji, orfiied or bv persons wjjo-e i bei i a the purpose of i KatheriiiL' berries, i Ac. AH peisons i a thK noiiey thai' be held -iuiliy ol a and jn-o-ecuted Ephniiin IlowurJ.

It. s. Keyuolds, J. H. Lean.

(J. 'Jrillln, Harry Eclteri Jt'iry cr, John SUiicy, Henry liuchei, Hehtcca Rlnehai J. i i A. L. i irt, lohn Lease, Jv.ncK.

BnnkerhoJI J. L. Toot, i Oi-o. Stock, Ucorjie Sheiilur, Truru in C'. Grove, a Sbealer.

Henry a i Eph. Uoiirdorll, L. Jtouck. Jacob Rminnel. Oct.

14, lb3P. lim. Wjn.C.M-Yn.-k, EmoM C. LIMS, Miller, John (ieorge StillMiilth, Jacob StulMnltb, A.Sfcillsinlih, (j. U.Jacobs A i a i Tawney relcrbtiLllMnMh, a i i Kduiml Trtomc-y, Ucoigo Troslle, Dealrick, (jeo, J.

Grove. Taylor, JohL'ph .1. A. K.Schrlver, J.Ed. Wible.

J. H. MeM.ihlcr, David Kchert, Jy.ch.ino. iold by dru Addrcw, plied to the il. Warren, Pa.

American Watches, AT C. A. BLOCHER'S rostoflico Corner, GETTYSBURG, PA. Seven Key-wind Elgin, or Waltham, in open-face, silverine cases, Seven Jewel Stem-wind and Stem-sci, Elgin or TLe largesb stock of Ladies' Gold and Silver Watches we have ever had, and prices exceedingly low. A big lot of Nickle Clocks.

Nickle Times Nickle Alarms 15. Spectacles and Eye-glasses of all kinds. Our Holiday Stock is about complete. All are invited to call. A A.

Tlie Jeweler. NOV. 11, 00. tf Trespass Notice, A LL persons a hereby Hided uot to on any of the properties owned or by the persons are hereunto subscribed, in Cumberland towii'-hlpand the botuugli UetLysljiirtr, for the purpose of i relics, irnppiuy, (iith- ing fi'iilt, nuts or berries, Dslilng, under IL penally of the law. All persuiib violating itliont permission shall be held this notice i of a accordingly.

J. Jeie. Planlc, NcLson Matthews, F. U. lYeller.

J. i John Sherly, Chus. Ktarner, Joseph llholl, John P. Pius AithoJi; James Heit-h, IMWJC J. Emory Bair, Abraham.

Kccklcr, Isaac Deardoril, Oct. .1, 1800. 2in nnd prosecuted Swlshor, Samuel a J. W. JJlelil, Jacob L.

Daiiyherty, Biggs, Kufus A.JJIehl, Jacob H. Baker, Wm. Kissel, Wm. B. Walker, O.

U. McMillan, J. Oliver Hlwlicr, Ilanle' W. l-'lHhaiLy, James E. Krock, Lewib 13.

JCiiineianl, Trespass Notice. A LL persons juc hereby notified not to ties- i any of the fiirmi ot occupied by the peisons wbode names ai'e lietennLo HiiUscri'ieci, in ilountjoy and Cumberland tow.islilps, Adams county, purpose ol hi 1 it lislilnir, or nalheilng IIULH, dy, 1 a tlie law. All peisons violating this notice shrill be hold tfiitlty of mihdemeanor and proseeuled S. D. Ueck, John Benner.

a i Andrew JL Walker, ye Hojd, Abuihim Heshon, Henry Heiinei', N. M. iiorm-r, Jucob John Spanuler, a i eaver, Kdwln H. Heiuier, Jacob Howe a Spunkier, Wiush. shover, 11.

i i i S. K. bf i i Tlieo. It. Hurtiur, Win, U.

(lonier, JCyler, Homer, J. II. Heaver, L. Allison, John ShiiiT JJavitj C. LutL, James n.

i 1). K. a Kimoii Miller, Jolin -Scliw Stephen Oettler, Samuel fachwai Henry If. L. i i W.

Hnruci, J.unes Rider. Oct. 2L, 1890. 2m UTS preparation, without injury, removes Freckles, Liver-Moles, Pimples, Black-Heads, Sunburn and Tan. A few applications will render the most stubbornly rod skin soft, smooth and -white.

Viola Cream ia not a paint or powder to cover defects, but a remedy to cure. It is euperior to all other preparations, and is guaranteed -jo pive satisfaction. At drujjKiuts or mailed for BO cents. Prepared by loltdo, Ohio. o.

c. mTTXKn co. Nov. tl, ly A A WANTED. 1I HI LOCAL OH TRAVELING(o sell onr Naif-cry Slock.

Snlnry, KxpenbC and Hieadv ICmplovirenl irnnrHnieetl. CI 1 -VS h- BllO'l EHS (JO HAN Y. '2, Hfu. hifc-J Kouiiesler, N. Y.

Fifty DJllus Reward! riMJIS Kveitffptm CemeWry Ansoelailon will i pav a rew u-d of lor i i i that will icad Lo the doicuLloii and conviction of the person or who recently mutilated two monuments In tho Cemetery grounds. OHAS. M. McClTHDY, Gettytihui-Ji, Sept.23,1890. If President.

NEVER BEFORE HAS SUCH AN ASSORTMENT OF I been seen ia Gettysburg or Adams county as that of MUMPER SON In Weaver Building, Second and Third Floors, North jEast Comer of the Public Square, GETTYSBURG, PA. ALL KINDS, ALL PRICES, Something to Suit All PICTURE FRAMES A SPECIALTY. We make them to order, oi any style or size desired. Commodes and Corner Medicine Cabinets in all Sorts of Fine Woods. OFFICE CHAIRS--A Large and Varied Assortment.

Also, Chamber and Parlor Suits, book cases, desks and library furniture, buffets and extension tables, dining room and kitchen furniture beds, springs and mattresses hat racks, lounges aud couches; centre tables and i in general. A nice line of baby buggies. Give us a. call. We will sure to please you.

MUMPER SON. CARGOES ARRIVING, Put the Dollars Where They WiilDi the Most y.iliu; f.r We will give to tbe limit in quantity, qu i i it. You shall cliooSB fro'n styli38, iriuty, p.y The splendid stock the season tfuar.iiiteetl warranted reasonable. Come right i mi'l ym will find every department filled with bust in Mens', Youths', Boys' and Children's CLOTHING Underwear, Hats, Caps, Gents' Furnishing Goods, c. New styles all thruuh the line.

and attractions on every side you uiu help pleaswtL If you are asking yourself where yoi can buy be.sc and cheapest this you can get your answer by calling ou J. H. MYERS, Clothier and Artist Tailor. Now' is tbe tinTM to place your order for FaH and Winter Suits to order. The place is No.

11, Bill to. Gettysburg. BcpLlO.lWJ..