Carlisle Weekly Herald from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 3

DIED. The heirs of Joseph Farenbangh, deo'd, will sell at public sale, on the premises, near Churohtown, Cumberland oounty, horses, colts, cows, fat bull, young oattle, HOMENEWS. WHAT HAPPENS AROUND US. THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 6, ISSo.

M'CRKARY. At the residence of his Ean-ln-law Wni. li. Shepier, in Hagerstown. on the 23d of January last, Mr.

Samuel formerly oi Gettysburg, id tbe 81st year of his age. The re-maibs were taken to Gettysburg for interment. sons, ehoats, farm implements, etc. On Friday, March 5. BROWN.

At bis residence near Jtloomdile. Obio. By Jaoob G. Ziegler, on the road lead on New ear's day, Mr. James H.

Brown, formerly of this county, in the 76 th year of his age. "ENTERED IN THE POST OFFICE, AT CARLISLE, PA, AS SECOND-CLASS MATTER." TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE. Additional tetnperanoe alliances have been established during the week. We give the following whioh have been forwarded by the Secretaries Penn township, President, John T. Green Vioe Presidents, Revs.

D. Hol-linger, P. Coral and D. P. Tritt Secretary, H.

Longsdorff; Treasurer, Alexander Bishop, Mrs. William Wherry, Harriet Fickes, Hannah Shaw and Messrs. W. H. MoCullongb, Samuel Brandt and Theo.

L. Handshew were made an exec B08LER Suddenly in Clinton. 111.. Mr. Thorn ing from Middleeex to Bterrett's Gap, 2 miles south of Sterrett's Gp and 2 miles eaet of Carlisle Springs, horses, colts, Adctioneeb Stonesifeb, of the irm of Stonssifer Humrich, ia prepared to CiU sales, either in town or country, at short notice.

His oharges are moderate. Pdblic School Entertainmznt. Oa Friday evening next the poblio sohools or Ih's borough, under the direction of Prof. Miller, musical instructor, will give an entertainment in HUeem's Hall. A splendid programme has been arranged for the oooasion.

It will consist of vocal and instrumental music, tableau, epeeohes, recitations. Mother Goose's play, spelling bee, calisthenics, All tbe schools will take part. Admission, adults, 25 cents; Bchool children, 10 cents. Entertainment begins at half past seven. The Bon Bosltr, formeily of Carlisle, aged 63 years, 8 months and lo days, PERSONALS.

Mr. Marsh Iiar.noD, of wis in town over Sunday. Mr. EdwRrd RadciitK, oldeet son of Mr. C.

Keddmg, is visiting his friends in this place. Mr. Radding lives ia Ohio. Lifnt. Brown, of the Indian training school at Carlisle Barracks, favored ns with a pleasant call on Monday.

Mr. George Beatty, of Philadelphia, and brother of Capt. E. Beatty, is now visiting in tbis place. Mr.

Beatty, al-thoueh pretty well np in years, is still an active busicees man. Wilson 8. Cornman, night c'eik at the milk cows, yoong cattle, sheep, bogs, NEW TO-DAY. and farming nrensila. Oa Wednesday, March 10.

OTICE IN THE COURT OF By Mrs. S. C. Ulrica, on North Hano COMMON PLEAS OF CUMBERLAND No 68 Ajiril T. 188o, ver street, in this borongb, extensive sale of household goods.

On Saturday, Feb In tlie matter of the petition of Joiiah 8 0. ruary 28. Jacob Hemminger, auction utive committee. rotliera, pruyiug the Court that satisfaction may be decreed of a certain mortgage, executed by taid Jotiith S. Carothers, to John Greaion on the 3oth day of March, A.

1 .18115. on a tract of land situated eer. Bt AiiNA E. Beltzhoover, widow of Shippensburg borough, President, M. Smiley Vice Presidents, Abraham M.

G. Beltzhoover, deo'd in Monroe twp one mile and a half south Church- Hoatetter, Henry Kof taker, J. Racm In w. renuBtoro' Cumberland connty. Pa.f to ecurefive eeveralbondaof one thontanddollaraeach andr ecorded in ttie Recorder's office at Carlisle lo Mortgage book, Vol 1, page 212, and jrepresenting that payment has been made of the money dne or to become clue on said mortgage, and the bonds town, ljeidig's Station on tbe line of Pague Clarence J.

Reddig the H. P. R. li horses, cattle, hogs, Treasurer, John Bridges Exeontive sheep, farming implements and house cured thereby and has so continued for two yrars hold and kitchen furniture. Oa Wednes- Committee, Rev.

J. li. MoCallister, Chairman, Prof. A. T.

Palm, B.I). Biggs, day, Maroh 17, 1880. ts Bt Ann Cornran and W. A. Line, ad- for the Herald.

OBITUARY. Died quietly and peaceably at his home near New Kingston, on the 31st day of January, Joseph Kanaga, in the 961I1 year of his age. It oeema proper when one who has lived almost a generation beyond the time allotted to man, and whrsa loss is so deeply felt in the community where he has livid so many years, should when be has gone away forever, reooive more than a passipg notioe. Joseph Kanaga was born in Chester oounty ia 1785. His father, who was a farmer, removed 10 New Kingston ia 1805 and bought of Joseph Jaokia a farm just north of and contiguous to the village.

This farm he eave to his boo, the father removing to Big Spring. Ou the farm there Btands to-day an old stone house built one hundred and five years ago, and in this house and on this iarni were passed the days of early manhood, sturdy, aotive middle life and ripa old age of the subject of this memoir. Up to within a very Bbort time of his death he possessed all bis mental faculties In fall vigor. Be often recarred to tne days of his early childhood. He frequently spuke of Washington, whom he had twice seen, and of the halcyon days of the nickel and the spinning wheel, or 10 of trie terrible days in the latter part of the 18.

oectary when terror stneaea people Had througi Chester oiuruy from the fever lnfektsd oity of Philadelphia. His brother and sisters, the friends of hU childhood and early manhood, had all passed away years ago be stood alone and yet to eaoh succeeding generation be was the same kind and respected neighbor and friend. His kind heait, his personal qualities, his modest, unselfish oharaoter are well known to all those who knew him. He lead quiet, unpretending farmer's life. H3 was most, in duBtricus until extreme old age bent bii baok and weakened his limbs atid be oonld work no longer.

Ha was honest, plain spoken. He had no apology for dishonesty, hypocrisy or idleness in any one. Towards the community in which he had lived for 75 years he had performed W. O. Weidler, Vv.

3. W. Bender, Dr. 1 joining tbe Carlisle Springs, horse, cows, acu upward, mat aaiu jonn ureaaon is dead, but during nia life assigned the bonds due April 1, 1866 and April 1, '867, to Isaac B. Parker, whose executor, Hon.

Watts, assigned the earns jto Mrs. Eu-phemia Grubb, whose attorney, Samuel Hepbnrn, has secured the amount due on them and re ceipted for the samb, on the bonds and on the margin of the docket, and the bonds dne April 1, 1868, 1869 and 187o respectively, were assigned by said Oreason tt John 8. Hunro, In trust for Margaret Qreason, that said John 8. Munro has received the amount of said bonds and receipted for the same on neifer, farming implements and house- bold furtiiture. Oa Thursday, Maroh W.

M. Witheiepcon, Pro'. S. B. Shearer, Mrs.

Dr. Alex. Stewart, Mrs. John Nof taker, Mrs. B.

F. Potter, Mrs. M. E. 0en, Mrs.

David Totten, Mrs. D. K. Wagner. 11, 1880.

object ii laudable oce Mie purchase of school books fjr needy and deserving children, aud we trust it will be liberally patronized, as it dsserves to ba. Editor Herald Allow me throogU your columns to acknowledge in behalf of tho Preebyterian chnroh at this plaoa a donation cf six dol'ars from two ladies and oce of ten dollars from a gentleman, all membois of the Second Preabjt rian church of Carlisle. This is tae only church building in the town and is muoh needed as tbe school bouse is too small to bold the church going people. Any dooht.ioa that a georeous community may send will be thankfully received and acknowledged through the Herald. M.

A. Brown, Clerk of Session. Wilson, Kinaas, Jan. 29, 1880. List or Letter3 remaining uncalled By C.

R. Glatfelter, administrator of B. D. Kutz, dee'd, in Middlesex, exten Meetings will be held at the following the bonds and on the margin of the docket, etc. sive sale of personal property, inoluding times and plaoes household and kitcben furniture.

On North Middleton township, Wagoner's Thursday Maroh 18, 1880. Loohlel Harrihbarg, has been elected treesarer of Dauphin lodge, 1G0, I. O. O. vioo Robt.

A. Larubei ton resigned. Mr. Lircbertou had been treas" nrer for 25 years. We wonld congratulate our former townsman, Mr.

Cornman, wro by the way ia a member of the ''ait preservative," having learned his trade in tbe Carlisle American cilice, upon bia good luck. a. belter selection couid not have been made. Communicated. FINE ENTERTAINMENT.

AccDrJmg to the announcement in last week's Herald an entertainment was given in Dickinson church on Thursday evening by Prof. Newberry of Carlisle-assisted by the Misses Boetaca, Sipe and Fridloy, Hon. A. M. I'boada and broker, with Mr.

Harrison of Dickins3n College, aa organist. Tbe selections were very good and tbe music ooold not be excelled. It is very seldom that W8 country people have an opportunity of bearing good music and we oannot help but feel grateful to Prof. Newberry and thoea who ohurch, Wednesday evening February 4. JNow Jfebruary I880, notioe Is hereby given In pursuance of an order of said Conrt, to Mrs.

Epne-mia Grubb, the heirs and administrators or execo-utors of John Greason, deo'd, and the heirs and administrators or executors ot Maigaret Greason, dee'd, parties interested in said mortgage, residing ontside the county of Cumberland, to appear io said Conrt on the 12th day uf April, 18to, and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of th petition should not be granted. A. A. THOMSON, sals HI if South Middleton township, Boiling ANNO UNCEMENTS. Springs, Thursday evening, February 5th.

NOTICE. Executors, Administrators and Guardians oiebsou Sheriff. Monroe township, Churohtown, Friday evening, February 6th. Cborohtown, (temperanoe sermon; San- STATEMENT OV FINANCES OF Cumberland County from the 1st January, A. 18i9, to the 31st of December, A.

1879, are hereby notified that all accounts fsr confirmation and allowance at the next Orphans' Court, to be held at Carlisle on tbe 16th day 1 of March, A. D. lSSo, must be filed on or before the 16th day of February. A. D.

for at Carlisle Post Office, Cumberland day, February 8th. Disbursement County Office JOHN C. ECKELS. Treasurer. Diokinson township, Farmers' Aoade" in account with Cumberland Oounty, Penn'a.

1SS0. J. Drawhaugh, my, Monday, February 9th. SR. Register 2oJatc Upper Allen, Shepherdstown, Taoscay, To oounty, and whioh will be sent to theDaad Letter Offioe, Maroh iS, 1880, if cot called for before that date: Ladies.

Armstrong Miss Buchanan Mrs Urymesser Mrs Beny llilby Miss Annie Baker Mrs Adam Doyle Miss Elizabeth Blessing Miss Ellen Smith Miss Annie ADJOURNED COURT. Ad aojourned court oonveDed on Monday, Ju. 26sh, with Hod. M. G.

Herman wbioh the following oases were disposed of James MoKnight aad Margaret Add McKnight, bit wife, in her light vs. Wm. Goodhsrt unmmoos on oase in lander oontinoed. Uf man Longenecker tb. Harr'sbnrg Potomac R.

K. appeal by defts. from report of viewers. By cooaent in open court, judgment for plff. for the enm of 750, with interest from this date and ooata.

Barnitz for plff. Ahl and Badler for deft. W. M. Soanller for rise of the People's Union bank of Newville vs.

J. W. Whe-ler summons in debt. Ky consent in open ooort, judgment for the plff. for the am of 1.416 03, with interest from this date and eosts.

Williams and Sharps for plff. Beltzhoover for deft. Wm. Zaigler ve. P.

Myers set fa sur mechanics' lien By consent in open ooart judgment for plff. for the earn of $254 40. Hays for plff. Hamrioh for deft. Isato B.

Mishler vs. Charles Whit-comb appeal by deft. this case was m-titnted to reoover the value of a sled, worth about 25. The jary remained out for several hours when they retnrned a verdiot for the defendant. Leidioh for plff.

Beltzhoover for deft. A. M. Leidioh vs. Washington Wolf-appeal by deft by consent in open ooart judgment for the plff.

for 25, with interest from this date and coets. Leidioh fjr J. T. Cornman for deft. W.

J. Romig, assignee of the Lehigh Valley fire insurance company, vs. W. C. Bridgeford and H.

Lane, Appeal by deft. Defts. oonnBel suggest the death of W. C. Bridgeford, one of the defU and the executors of the sid deoedent substituted, and the oase continued.

tiame vs. same disposed of as above. Geo. W. Daron and John W.

Bitting-rr vs. M. Williams, adm'r of Dr. Ahl, deo'd scifa sur mortgage verdict for plff. for $1,753.75.

Beltzhoover for Williams for deft. Wilson J. Wagner and David S. Wagner, adnir's of George Wagner, deo'd, now for nse of Pavid S. Wagner vs.

Geo. W. Jaoby and John Wolf gammons in debt. Yervdiot for plffs. for $1,436.75.

Wtt for Miller, Sidler, Wetzel, Todd and Todd for defts. The defence in this oase was that the note signed by Jaooby and Wolf, was given for money borrowed by them to be used for the poor of the county, and that the lender knew that this was the purpose for which was borrowed. Tne ooart decided that, though the Messrs. Jaooby and Wolf might reoover from the ocunty on showing that the money tbuB borrowed was nsed for the poor, yet, that George Waggoner could properly look to them for payment. He took their personal habllty and not that of the county.

Elizabeth Stump vs. Geo. W. Jaooby, John Wolf and Jaoob Gatshall summons in debt verdict for plff. for 60.

Watts for Miller, Sidler, Tedd and Todd for defts. Lsidioli Birnie vs. J. E. B.

Graham To am outstanding taxes, Jan. 1, 1879, February 10 to. By amt paid Geo 8 Emig, auditing county offices, J35 00 Connty Auditors, for auditing Connty and Poor House accounts for 1878 575 00 Btevick, for record- inc, indexing, etc. 100 00 0 Harris, for keys. Court House, 1 Wa lace, reindexing In Prothonotary'soffice, Slo 00 1) Elder ft and others, blank books, for clerks, Shiremanstown, Wednesday, February Hecsiveu on loans during year.

Cash from John Bnshey, tax on nn- CASH! OH, CASH! Business resumed at the old Central Cor lltb. Hampden township, Good Hope obuich, lluoilers Miss EK Thoman Mrs Mary A $23,495 94 29,893 00 5ft 12S 4 56 5 8 10 7U 29 5 Oo 2 55 Thursday, February 12th. every obligation be left to the world no broken oontracte, no promises unfulfilled, no duties undone. He judged charit lirymesstr Mrs k. Cents.

Lower Allen township, Listorn, Fri ner, and New Goods, opening daily that will be sold strictly for Cash from this date, as I cannot afford to sell Goods on credit, and hope that this notice will be appreciated, as I can sell Ooods all through, much cheaper for Cash than if I sold part cn Credit. Koser day, Fbttruary 13tb. Further announcements will be made Prothonotary's offices, 246 95 John Sheaffer, elerk of court, 79o 68 Robert Graham, Pro thon-etary's lees, 61 5o A Loudon, school duplicates, 7 85 By amt piid Jas Bitchieand othen, cleaning matting in Court Honse. 10 10 A Woods Walker, cylinders and grates, 11 9O Laura Byers and others cleaning Court House, I9 50 Thos Coalyn, winding and repairing Court House clock, 60 00 Bam Claudy, services as janitor 187o, 171 64 Saxton ft Co, oil cloth for Conrt House, 11 73 Gas and Water Co, gas and water for Court House, 61 99 Bosler ft Dale and others. Coal, Ac, lor Court Honse, 04 66 Gardner ft Oo, ventilators, 6 70 Good ft Bro, brooms, Ac, 10 16 Harris, repairs, doors locks, Ac, 14 75 A Beetem, coal for Conrt Honse, 445 99 Woodward ft Bobb, coal for Court Honse, 123 60 Conrad Ernst and others, sundries, 23 07 rublic Printing.

By amt. paid Herald Printing OOjpublie printing, 148 50 Jos Cornman, public printing, 332 00 Peffer, public print from time to time. Please bring me your cash and you will see Myers Maikred Pirker Alfred Shoemaker Simon Woodburn Wm II Zeigler Andrew Compton Ferguson Rev Kosgate Fordysinger Jubnston William Johnson Aaron Kutz John Rev. Jostiphus Cheaney, the popular Hie advantage ot buying Ooods at a Cash Price as the Cash liuyers, do not have to 43 came with him for giving ua anon a delightful entertainment. The lecture by H.

EI. Longsdoiff was botb. interesting and instructive, and not only showed a thorough knowledge of the difficult subject he was handling but also his ability as an orator in faot it was an entertainment which will doubtless be long and pleasantly remembered by all who were fortunats enough tf be prc8ent E. Benkett Bellman, Eeq of Carlisle, will leoture in Dickinson church on Tuesday evening, February Dr. Cooper, of Newville, will give select readings at tbe same time and place.

temperanoe leotnrer, will apeak at eaoh of the above meetings. pay a portion of tbe Lost Book Accounts. Commissioners' Office. By amt paid Thos Harris, one- Persona oalliDg for aBy of the above John M. Miller jan292t Local temperanoe allitnoes will be or will please eay they are advertised.

T. Mumo Uf ganized at eaoh of the above place on the same evening of these meetings. $1207 7. nnseatea land, Martin Long, additional lioense, Btevick, court eosts refunded, A A Thomson, part of 8 Smith's bill relunded, Old lumber sold at Heck's bridge. Treasurer Columbia county, conrt costs, Prank Jeremiah, fine, Wm Wetzel, error in clothing bill, jail, John Bnshey, tax on nnseated land, bert Brandt, tax on nnseated land, Bodgers Bushey.

tax on unseated land, State Treasurer refunded state tax for 1878, Lerew, county tax on nnseated land, I.Faber, lot of old brick, Frank Btine, fine, John Louck and others, school and county taxes on unseated laad, Old lumber sold atGlovers' bridge, Kebert Given and others, tax on unseated land. Old lumber sold at Hursh's bridge, Irvine Durnbaugb, fine, Gill, sheriff, on McCartney udgment, Thos Voglesong, fine on fiBh basket, Lli Qochenower and others, tax on unseated land, Old lumber, sold at New Cumberland bridge, Henderson and others, for old lumber, Hucksters' licenses for 1879, Voat per cent. State tax, York connty Commissioners cn bridges, Coison and Pratt, county and schocl JLftAlLl 3 JJUinwa. VU WlU 1HDI. Ul IUD I yv Hilt- Newburg borough and Hopewell town present vear.

Mr. James R. Brown died MU 'H' at his residence near Bloorad ale, Ohio, wmmence Housekeeping in Ithe ship According to previous announcement a public meeting was held in the Presbyterian charoh oi last Wednesday evening. after a protracted illness of more than Spring, please do not forpet to call 1 9o S3 26 60 06 2 00 5 CO 71 16 70 8 52 15 oO ou 8 45 12 60 4 08 24 80 81 60 338 66 197 73 29) 3o three years. Mr.

B. was formerly a reB- at the Old Comer, for your Table ably of the aots and motives of others but in his own life he. made no parley with unfairness, wrong or injustice. In all the ninety-five years of his life he was never onoe a litigant he lived at peace and friendship with all mankind and wished when he died to go and live at peace with the God be loved and whose sacred book he for years bo studiously read. He was just, kind, unsolfish in bis intercourse with others and bencs they loved and reepeoted him.

In the midd'e of the day or the midst of the night bis heart was always willing and his hand always ready to lend help in the boir of trouble, sioknees or death. No man in all the community was so frequently oalled on for advioe or help in the time of need, and no maa ever more unfailingly responded. His generosity to tbe poor was proverbial. It was the brightest beoaose charity is the greatest phase of bis life. H13 hand was always rpen to tbe po r.

He could turn none from bis door, and yet of all hW charitable, kind dneds tbe writer has never heaid one from his own lips. He never speke of them. Soma are almost traditional, they happened so long ago, others are told by his neighbors who have survived him and others still are personally known to one who early loved to know his true worth. He would need co marble to keep bis memory green in the 01 Linens. Sfiettincrt nw-Pnt, ing, 435 76 J.

Zeamer, public printing, 204 75 Thomas and others, pnblic printing. 14 50 The ohuroh was crowded toils utmost Tn frh a voar 1 R3S a maa I 7 3 3 married to Miss Susannah Sebright fusltns, Tickings, Spreads, Cover oapaoity. The meeting was oalled to order by tha eleotion of Geo. W. Raesell $1,136 5s Miscellaneous Disbursements.

daughter of Mr. Alexander Searight. of lapkins and every- By amt. paid Jos Ritner.cosU as president of the meeting. After be Bouth Middieton.

Some years after- thin? else in the Dry Goods Line, ing regularly organizad Mr.W. D. Blaok INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES. Several weeks' experience with the Indian boys at the Carlisle training school, enables ma to give a brief leport that may be of some satisfaction to the readers of the Herald, and also answer in a measure the problem whether or not the bovs will woik. Up to this time our labor has not been in any respect of an agricultural nature, and muoh of it not that sort of labor that boys as a general thing relish, yet there wards ho moved to Wood county, Ohio, that Will he Sold at a great Sac where he paised tte remainder of bis rfrirth fnr rnth PnU half month's salary as clerk.

$35 42 Mrs Rebecca May, cleaning eommisaioners' office, 2 65 Jos liautz, salary as clerk to Commiaeiouers, 9 So Claudy, putting in coal, 1 to Rinesmith ft Rupp, oil can, 1 25 Wm Harder, one-balf dozen scrubbers, 1 5o Oliphaut, gas burner office 1 00 Low, ice for Commissioners' office, 15 95 Patriot Publishing 1 year's subscription, 7 00 Mt Holly Paper paper, 8 00 Kodgers, adder, 1 25 Emminger, clerk to Commissioners, 680 7o Eugh Boyd, salary as Commissioner, 4xo 00 Jas Woodburn, salary as Commissioner, 518 00 Barber, Boyd and Wood-burn, traveling expenses, 66 59 Jacob Barber, salary as Commissioner, 514 00 Biddle, att'y to Commissioners, loo 00 Ogilby and others, postage, 4o 14 A London and others.du-plicateB, books, st 9J 9 Wolf and others, pens, tape, etc. 0 22 Totton and and buggy hire, 42 00 Geo Bently, rep.hing chairs, 3 60 TO Geokler, tape burner, 1 60 life. burn, president of the Cumberland Valley Temperanoe Alliaao', addressed the meeting, congratulating the people of Nawburg and Hopewell tiwnahip on the apparent interest manifested in behalf see. John M. Miller.

Oa Tuesday afternoon the wife of tax. Cliief-of-Police Sheaffar, of this borough, .3 .1 a T. .1 1 85 2 So Ml 87,031 81 Wm A Humrich, for old lumber, Peter Row, for old lumber, fctate and county tax levied for 1879, also. Offioer Sheaffer has the sympathy FEATHERS FEATHERS! of the great temperanoe reform move ia a willingness on the part of tne boys to be obfdient and dutiful io all that is re ment, and of the impottinee of looal of. tbe oommumty in bis bereavement.

Prime live Geese Feathers in 16 Total debits. and wife appeal by defts. by consent quired of them, and fully one-half or organization. On motion a committee judgment ia open ooart for J. xi.

15. lira killed on tbe D. M- R. R. on Tuesday any quantity can be had at the CR.

By Asstisor? Pay. By amt paid A Beuel and nam, one of the defts. for the sum of of three was appointed on organization. ihree-fourtbs of them manifest a quick perception in perforn ing tbe duties the various labors so far engaged in cill for. afternoon.

The deceased, who is a mats, Central Dry Goods store $65(7, with interest from 26 Maroh, Rev. Jcsephns Cheany, the popular Practical examples are readily per 1879, and costs, with leavj to proceed to trial against Catharine Graham, the head Jowa, wlien an engine came around John M. Miller. a sharp curve and ran over bim. Tne 5ful80tf temperance lecturer who is canvassing the county with Mr.

Blaokburn, was ceived by them a disposition to improve others making changes for 1879, $S3 60 Adam Senseman and others, registers I879, 738 00 Loudon and Ooucher, binding, poitiuz, 23 75 imitation is one cf their peouliaatiea. then introduced and for one hour and a- other deft. Shadraoh Campbell and Susan, his wife, in the right vs. A. R.

May sum. There is certainly a degree of latent alarm was given, bat of no avail. Tbe remains were brought to this plaee and taken in charge of bv undertaker Ewinir. 11, ESS 25 Some very fine Florida Oran- half interested the andience with one of community where be lately lived. His faueral took place on tbe 2d and bis remains were followed to their resting plaoe by a large train of relatives and friends.

He was interred in the small cemetery laid out by himself on bis own farm end given to the village. By his own request be was buried just beneath a stately and beautiful oak whioh he had often admired when in life. Ilia memory will be long cherished where he was known, and when his name is mentioned in after years it will be with respect and kindness and lova. H. in aividtngHoutnward, Mechanicsburg, 7 10 5 Patriot Publishing Co, subscription 3 years, 17 60 Morrow, printing tax notioe, 4 20 HG Beldler for brooms, 3 00 Johu Eiehl and others, making fence, Ac, 2 75 Netslev, appropriation Horticultural Society, 100 00 Jas trial lists, Ac, 29 12 Union Fire Co appropriation, 1879, 35 00 Good Will Fire Co appropriation, 1819, 35 00 Empire Hook and Ladder Oo appropriation, 1879, 18 00 Cumberland Fire Co appropriation, 1879, 35 00 Anderson and Rote, reward for two horse thieves, 40 00 8 old lumber, 2 60 Wm Wynkoop, coffee pot and mug, 1 05 John McOaakey, appropriation for institute, 200 00 Saxton, treas.

Agricultural Society. 100 00 Levi Sprout, extra percentage collecting Dickinson twp. duplicate, 1 49 85 BamuelByen, extra per 18 65 Biddls, Esq, preparing acts of assembly, 20 00 Biddle professional services collecting back taxes in county, 126 00 John TJ Sheaffer, reward on horse thief, 20 00 A Sanderson, subscription Chronicle, 1 50 Penner and others fcx scalps, 20 mechanism in many of tbem that culture will deveiop into usefulness. If I could mens in trespass the plffs. counsel suf Bridyit and Boads.

The unfortunate yoaog man was a son of ges, Peanuts, Crackers and Rai- his temperanoe lectures. freely converse with them in their own fered a non-Bait. Wetzel for plfM Bid die and Leidioh for deft. By amt paid John Bonders, At the conclusion of the lecture the tbe late Uaorge Ulark, of JNortn Middle- ton. He was the founder of the Dim- SlnS 1USt reived at $2,613 SG language or they ia mine, I would antic committee reported the following as of Constables' Feet.

ipate little or no fear in being able to MELors bare; Dnlletio, whioh journal he auccess fally conducted for a brief period. By amt paid Constables quar ficers of the Newburg and Hopewell execute fully as muoh labor with them repairing Ulove bridge, $5 Oo Rupley, plank for bridge, 96 Joe Wolf, hauling lumber etc. to bridge, 3 4 Peter Ritner, road view, SO terly returns, 1879, and An Argument Court oonvensd on MOD' day morning and is still in session. THE SPRING ELECTION. as with an equal number of inexperi toweship Alliance: President, Gao.

H. Died Suddenly. We have received enced boys of our own race from oar 37 Russell Vioe President, Samuel Myers, intelligence of the suddeu death of a arrests in commonwealth cases, Hays, Moudy, Sheaffer and others, for arresting tramps, drunks and disorderlies, Daniel MoCoy and M. V. B.

Hoover former townsman, Mr. Thompson Boaler, Secretary, W. P. Heffalfloger Treasur 1,182 65 towns or oities. As regards good behavior and modest deportment, I cannot realize tbe fact that I am among an uncivilized raoe of their example in this respect would ba worthy of imita which took place at his residence at Clin $2,463 er, Godfrey Bricker; Exeontive Committee, A.

M. Clark, Geo. Hoover, C. M. ton, 111., on Wednesday, Jaauary 28 at The eleotion for borough effioers take place this year on February 17th the third Tuesday.

We direct attention to this matter thus early, so that the people my begin in time to look about for men By amt paid eieetion officers half-past ten p. m. He vu only sick tion by our own boys. There are over a hundred boys running at large between Fiokes, H. C.

Pilgrim, J. R. Wat on, Use only Dobbin's Electric Soap for your flannels on Wash day. Sold at MELOVS FOR BENT. S'ore Room and Cellar at the corner of North Hanover and Louther streets.

Also two bouses on Pomfret street. Apply to CP. HUMRICH, 26 West Main JinSSj3' Carlisle, Fa. school boors, amusing themselves ia various plays and games and I have tbe abont twenty minuteB, and it is thought died 'of congestion of the lungs or heart. Mr.

Hosier will bs remembered Matthew Wioeman, Wm. Ueberllg, Henry Clippinger, Becj. Byers, Mrs. E. Rsa, Mrs.

Mary Hale, Mrs. M. C. Clippinger, Miss Bsrtha Shoemaker, Mis8 to eleot to the several offices in their gift. Every tax-payer being personally inter first quarrel cr angry manifestation to see t93o 62 7 98 Jo 4o 27 00 holding jrehrnary election, Election officers holding lection in Independent district, McClnre and others, special election Me-chanicsburg, Giaham and otherB, counting November election returns, Election officers, November elections.

since I am with them; oould we say this of an equal number of our boys, tither ested, more or less, in the election of Sadie Hoover, Mrs. Hoover. $1116 48 Councilman, great care should be exer by many of our older citizens, and was associated for a considerable time with his brother, James, John and Wilson in blaoksmithin on North street near Bed from town or oonntry? I fear not. Total amt. of ComniisiionerB Aqbicultural Superintendent.

Report of committee was unanimously cised in the selection of candidates for $106,522 87 orders for 1879, Bv amt. naid State Treasurer Got a Clerkship Crouse, of tte Third Ward, will leave to-day (Wednesday) for Altoona, having obtained a clerkship in the Globe hotel of that city. Mr. C. is a good hotel clerk.

Seriously III We regret to leern of tbe serious illness of Mrs. Annie Bowman, wife of Harry L. Bowman, of Philadelphia. A telegram was recaived by her father, Mr. Frank Gardner, summoning them to her bedside at the American hotel.

Rodmno Meeting. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the soldiers and sailors of the late war was held in the Court Houaa on Thursday evening. A large number of signers were obtained to a petition favoring the passage of the "Weaver bill" by Congress to equalize the pay by the general government. Accident. Oa Saturday afcernocn Howard Kcser, of the Doubling Gap adopted.

After which meeting olosed and more especially so became oW So $1,96) 60 ford. For many years was engaged by with dozology and benediction. Gone. A Fourth Ward family were Inquests. Important poblio questions bearing on the welfare of the town may arise during the cheated oat of their usual ohicken sapper By amt paid Geo Hoover, in the Government as army blacksmith.

Be was an excellent mechanio and a good cilizsn, and hundreds of our readers will FOR RENT. The store-room formerly occupied by B. aa per Treas. receipt, 00 Treasurer's commission on same, 296 60 Exonerations allowedcol- lectors, 3,452 00 Treasurer'scommlssion aa per act of assembly, 2,200 00 Outstanding Taxes bee. 31st.

1879, 22,723 72 Major Nobman, of the Fourth Ward, oa Sunday evening last by some miscreant or other who stepped in the day before and carried oil a pair of the fiaeit. ensuing year, whioh require that compe- tent men be eleoted to the Coonoll Chamber to faithfully watch over and guard W. Smiley, on South Hanover street, is for rent. The room is suitable for a store or ia instructing the newly organized brass band at Dickinson College. No better regret to learn of his death.

law-office. Apply to $8.360 68 the general interests of the tax-payers of instructor oould have been otUiced. sneaner, spiaee, plank, bridge, Hugh Boyd, lumber hauling to bridge, Barr A Whistler, iplkea, nails, bridge, Wm Shaull, work done at Heck's bridge, Francis Juentzer, road view, John Mcuutz, road view, Jacob Miller, repairing bridges, Geo Ramsay, repairing Broogber's bridge, 8 Tritt, surveying public road, Oiler, repairing Iran bridge, Jas Shaw and view, Jacob Failor, repairing Newburg bridge, Heberlig, plank for Iron bridge, Arn surveying and road view, Gardner A repairs for Iron bridge, Iron work). Geo Cornman, repairs to bridge at Cocklin's, John Hoover, repairs to bridge at Brook's, Moser and others road view, surveying, John Zeigler, for re pairs at Newville bridge, Jos Ritner, atty's fees, Derron Garman, oak plank, Glover's bridge, Ilarry A Kunkle, for werk at Glover's bridge, Geo 0111 aud others, for plank for bridges. Wagner, repairs at Watts' bridge, Henry Kintz, repairs at Miller's bridge, Joel Fetterow, repairs at Miller's bridge, Humer A RckelB, repairs, spikes, Glover's bridge, RutK for nails, Huron's bridge, Chas HutchiDson, re Spelling Contest.

On Friday after 139,883 5 On last Thursday a large and pleasant 8jan4t Miss E. Stahl. $142,468 16 Total credits, Total debits, Total the borough. None bnt the very best noon a spirited C3ntest in spelling oame OO men men of good judgment and bust off between the seoond classes of Kesei-3. quest on body 01 ai Barnhart, $13 C8 David Smith, coroner's.

fee, Newman, 24 47 Dr 8 Kieffer, post-vpt- tcm on airs 55 00 David 8mith, coroner's fees, Mrs Kiebl, 7q 42 Mnsser, post-mortem, lo 00 Geo Clever, inquest on dead body, 10 82 Horn, chemical analysis body Mrs Kiebl, 2oo 00 Abraham on dead body. lo 60 Thos Rilloffitt, inquest on dead body, Neidig, 10 31 Camphor Milk cures headache and Neu Amt balance in hands 'Treas. ness discretion men who will endeavor ralgia. Camphor Milk cures rheumatism Dec. 31st, 1879, 61 LIABILITIES.

Liveryman Cornman tells us that he has all his cutters down ready for nse. Tbe oyster enpper for the benefit the Mission sohool on Thursday evening was a success. If you take our advice you will lose no and lame back. Camphor Milk cures cuts. Thompson's and Kaddig's schools.

Mr. Thompson's class missed but 7 words and Mr. Raddig'a S3 words. to discharge the important duties oon-Udedtothem conscientious and fear' leasly should be eleoted to this most re To amt. of principal of out bruises and burns.

Camphor Milk is made only by Oberholtzer, M. D. standing county bonds Jan. 1st, 1880. Fruit ftrm, met with an accident whilst attempting to tnrn the corner of West $:9,632 06 Btjiidinq add Loan Aesociation.

I3mar79iy. ADSB1S. sponsible position. In fact, none but good men should be chosen to fill any of By amt. outstanding taxes All Btookbolders and those contemplat time in calling on your druggist for "Sellers' Cough Syrup" without an equal.

Price $414 13 ing takiaj stock in the new BBsooiaticn and Loather streets, near Col. Williamson's residence, by the buggy coming in coctaot with tbe fire ping. Mr. Eoser RENEAR'S GERMAN DYSPEPSIA company assembled at the house of Peter Kilner, in West Pennsboro' township, to do honor to some of West Pennsboro'a and South Middleton's fair sons and daughters who bad Ynat pnt off d'aeir single lif, Und bitched dogedder douple To sail along ash man nnd vife, Und gid demselves in drouple. Those only who know the kindness of heart and unbounded hospitality of Mr.

R. and family, will be able to realizatae pleasure attendant upon a day spent beneath their roof. 8nflioe it to say, when we left, we felt as if oar thanks were due to those young people through whose Jail aid Eastern Penitentiary. the offices, whether of muoh or little im portanoe. will meet in the arbitration chamber on POWDER OR TONIC 25 cents.

Another Post Office. A new post Dec. aist, ii, wi.ra Balance in band Treas. Dec. Slut, 1819, 2,681 61 S3 Total indebtedness Jan.

let.1880. $14,123 73 By amt paid Jas McGonegal, was picked np in an insensible condition The qualified voters of the borough of next Satnrday evening at 7 o'clook for the purpose of formally adopting by taken after eating will prevent all the discomfort suffered by Dyspeptics. Sold by all druggists at 50 cents per bottle. Depot Carlisle are notified by High Constable office has been established at Birnitz's Station, on the H. P.

R. R. H. J. and a pbyaician summoned.

Wa are pleased to record that no limbs were Statement of outstanding taxes on January 1st, A. 002 Area street, Philadelphia, Fa. lenu. Bheatfer that the Spring election will be held at the usual plaoes of voting in this laws, The Charter will be ready and final preparations for commencing payment) on will be made. aoct79iy Boiiocors A rep Amount Tax.

Collectors NiMES. borough, at theCouit Hocse, for the fol Election cf Bark Officers. The TowsSHira. Over one thousand shares have been ta hen in want of a nice set of lowing borough officers Chief Burgess, Board of Directors have re-elected Dr. Alexander Stewart President, and Mr.

ken. Copies of by-laws oan b3 bad at Assistant Burgers and Auditor. George Getter loving acts snob a rioh treat had been ulSies, tubs, bUCKetS, baskets Or Newville Southampton Wm Morrow 18T1 1872 1874 the office of J. W. 'Wetzal.

Esq. J. D. Geesaman, Cashier of the First National Bank of Sbippenaborg. Dr.

Stewart has been President of tbe institution Simon Hale Jacob A Bmith pairing Wonderl Penn EastPenneboro' W. Pennsboro 187o choice groceries, teas, salt, fish or family four, don't fail to go to 2 oO 1 75 3 oo lis 29 3 20 2 So 375 So 98 to 4 8o 6 oo 7 00 4 Co 14o 5o 12 9o 37 So 77 CO 49 90 25 70 75 10 10 24 OS 4S 28 176 1 26 0 10 90 17 40 1 22 13 60 1 26 8 40 8 80 57 15 41 03 2,143 98 16 00 10 10 38 CO 18 00 32 00 391 55 106 59 26 0) 16 00 2 4o 35 00 72 74 11 25 3 16 20 UO 1 B0 17 90 4 00 6 91 2 09 Levi Snyifer 187e 1877 First Ward. The voters of the First Ward will also vote for Justioe of the Peace, Judge of Election, two Inspectors of ElsctloD, one Member of Town Council, Eieetion Assessor, School Director since it was orgaoized in tbe spring of Carlisle 3 ft 4 Cooke the old reliable Grocery Store of Geo Myeis Jacob Weiser Samuel Morrett Thomas Haycock I860, and Mr. Geesaman bas also been oonneoted with it all that time, the past Monroe VI Holly boro J. M.

Masonheimer, twelve years as Cashier. Both are shrewd Carlisle 3 ft 1 Geo Myers I87S $43 80 Z27 382 74 245 00 4s 00 77 98 31 75 106 41 13 602 58 444 98 259 11 22 14 (3i 78 40 i 2o6 OK 65 '1 1 on iff and Constable. Jacob neiser Cor. Pitt Pomfret Brinkerhoff has been appointed Poet Master. The Central Pennsy Ivania Conference of the Evangelical church will meet in Berwiok, Columbia county, on the 4th of Marcb.

Bishop J. J. Esher, of Chicago, will preside. The price of printing paper has advanced considerably during the past two months, yet tbe subscription price of the Herald will remain tbe same $1.50 per anncm in adracoe. There are four lady contestants for the gold watoh to be voted for at the ap-proaohing Empire fair Miss Florence Ewing, Mies Mary Smith, Mibs Ella Rhinehart and Miss Annie B.

Wolf, daughter of Henry Wolf. New Dress The Gettysburg U.ar and Morrison Cooke Dickinson Frankford JjinSOtf Second Ward The voters of the Ward will vote for Judge of Eleo Carlisle, Pa financiers and business men, and tbe affairs of the institution could cot be intrusted to better bands. It ie one of tbe safest Bed best managed oonntry b3cks Wolf Joseph Wolf Hsmpden David Watson Lot PcRCHASiP. On Satnrday last SI. F.

Thompsjn, Eeq purchased a lot of ground at public outcry from Sheriff Jacobs, assignee of Capt. J. P. Brindle, for Company on North West street, 60x00, for $215. We understand it is the intention of the oompany to a building over the entire oX to be used as an armory and for O'her public purposas.

This was a good investment of the military company and was purchased at a bargain. Tbe "Chicl," the interesting Carlisle correspondent of tbe MeohanicBburg In Hopewell Mechanicsburg tioo, two Inspectors of Election, Eleot ion Chas A Spoosler in tbe State. (Jbronicle. Phoenix Pectoral wm cure your coupii Daniel Weigle Holly boro Assessor and Constable. aooorded to us, and We bray dot fatj may guide dem on In vays poth goot nnd kindt Und ne'r dishbell dbeir loving treams.

Put led dem go id pliedt. Firemen's Election At a regular stated meeting of the Cumberland Steam Fire Company held in their hall on January 17th, tho following offioers were eleoted fur 1S80. viz President, J. A. Duncan; Vioe President, Jas.

A. Green; Secretary, Ed E. Bratton Treasorer, Peter F. Spahr. Chief Director, Fred-K.

Hays 1st George Simons 2i George Thompson Chief Engineer, Becj. Buggies 1st Gaorge Wiison 2d Jesse Hays 8d Wm. Thrash. Chief Fireman, George Gebhart 1st Frank Corbett 2i David Wickard Phoenix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly, Record YTour Deeds. The attention Third Ward The voters of the Third Thoenrx Tectorel tastes good and brings Michael Bmith Einenberger Levi Shaoli of persons holding unrecorded Deeds is Middleton Newburg New Cumb'd Silvei Spring Shippeosburg Ward will vote for Jadge of Eleotion rest.

Phoenix Pectoral costs 2 cts. bot, directed to the provisions of the Act of John Miller ties two Inspectors of Election, two Members Oomodore Porter1 w. i'ennsboro A'sembly which requires that of Town Counoil, Election Asseesor, AJ Welsh 1879 Carlisle 1 StewartForeman 2.9(11 "All deeds and conveyances for real School Director and Constable. I3mar7giy. SPECIAL NOTICES.

USB DR. VAN DYKE'S SULPHUR SOAP. FOR Kegeris Cooke estate in this commonwealth, shall ba re Fourth Ward The voters of the Fourth tin smithing, Jan, 04 Wm Kitzmiller, hammer handles, 1 60 Hairis, repairing at jail, 3 75 Bcbuchmao and Zimmerman, repairingat jail, 2 75 Gardner ft repairing Iron work, 10 75 McGlanghliu ft Baker, brooms, 3 00 John Maris, support of prisoneis Kastern Penitentiary, 65 84 Chas Edwards, work at jail, 25 00 Brenneman ft Wetzel, soap for jail, 2 o3 Bosler Dale, coal fcr jail, 538 2 Wonuerlich, hanling at jau, 3 00 8ipe ft Good) ear, brooms and lime, 5 7o Balser Bpath, masonry, jail, 2 00 A Bosler ft Dale, coal for jail, I8T9. 4g 33 Miller, blankets, jail, 9 25 Leidich ft Birnie, blankets, jail, 2 28 Wm for jail 16 7 Saxton A sundries aa per bill, jail, 17 46 Wm Gilmore, repairing, 2 00 Joseph Sbrom, salary as prison keeper, 6o7 72 Gill, sheriff, boarding priaonors, 15.713 07 Lizman, shoes for jail. 1 5o Chas Reighter jail, 2 5o Bam'l Kronenberg, clothing for prisoneis, 238 55 Wetzel and others, for stone delivered to jail, 63 14 Jas Campbell, plumbing at jail, llo 79 Beetem and others, wood for jail, 37 37 Wm Wetael, clothing for prisoners.jait, 107 65 Dr Riley, salary and medicine, 213 00 Wm Karns.blacksmith-ing, jail, 37 15 Blair McCommon, carpenter work, jail, 21 90 Wm Harder, brushes jail, 470 Dieht 35 60 Fiseel, goods lor prisoners jail, 22 64 Gas and Water gas and water, jail 121 93 Good ft brooms jail, 9 85 Lewis Faber, masonry, jail, lo 78 Rinesmith ft Rupp, tinware, hose, jail 42 35 Herman Berg, clothing and shoes, prisoners, jail.

59 60 Geo Swigert Jacob A Smith corded in tbe 0 nice for Iteooriing Deeds dependent Journal, has this to Bay of Ward will vote for Judge of Eleotion Isaac Fry in the county where the lands lie, within Joseph Wolf six months after the execution of eaoh all affections of the SKIN AND SCALP altg, for tbe Bath, Toilet and Nursery. Sold by all Drug two Inspectors of Election, Election A ging anil uy a. a. uaversnicK, in Carlisle. Sheriff Thomson in its last issue, every word of which we beaitily endorse So many Republicans being ia town on Monday, for the first time in many Wm Charl ten A Shank Robert Shettle aessor, one Member of Town Uounoil.

deeds and conveyances and every saoh deed and conveyance not reoorded as aforesaid, shall be adjudged fraudu Dickinson E. Pennsboro Frankford Hampden Hopewell Lower Allen Upper Allen W. Pennsboro Mechanicsburg Mifflin dt Holly Middleton 19je7910mos If you want tc be Strong, Healthy and bridge, John Hunti, freight for county, Adam Orris, viewer to divide South Middle-ten, (tfoeer, viewer to divide South Middleton, Jacob Bowman aud others, surveying aud road viewing, Peter Row aud others, repairing Iron bridge, Hursh's, Williams, amt contract for building bridge at Newville, Williams, for extra work done on bridge at Newville, Job Kitner. professional services, Leidich, professional services, etc-, John Hoover's bridge, Geo Mumper, fllty-two perchta Btone for bridge, Snell A tfobinson, mason woik to bridge, Snoop A Sadler, lumber for bridges, Elijah Davis, quarrying stone for bridge, Yeingat, repairB to Wise'u bridge, A A A lex Boy lei, repairs to Newville bridge, Francis Bear, lurniBhing Btone Hepburn'sbrldge, Jacob Sowers, mason work, Hepburn's bridge, Khoads, filling np bridge at Isew Cumberland. Levi Walters, repairing Deetz bridge, Ahl, filling bridge.

Boiling Springs, II qualifying bridge viewers, Geo North and others, bridge inspectors, Sheatler, repairing stone bridge, Sax ton A spikes for Iron bridge, Samuel Frueet, repairing Graham's bridge, Jacob Jaceby Chas A Sponslcr Jacob Wei4t School Director and Constable. WARD MEETINGS. Sentinel, one of our best Republican exchanges, has donned an entire new dress. We wonld congratulate its business manager, Col. Buebler, npon this substantial evidenoe of prosperity.

Day of Prateb. Thursday last, the day of prayer for colleges, was observed at Dickinson College. Services appropriate to the day were held in tbe College lent and void against any subsequent vigorous, take E. F. Kuukle's Bitter wine of Iron.

purchaser for a valuable consideration, no language can convey an adequate idea of the inv Philip Beidle Philip Beidle 3 Yoder llo. i44l 22 7o 1 714 678 86 126o4 813 58 lo95 66 226 o4 347 14 42 23 446 60 73 27 S7o 66 263 58 33s 66 193 23 87 81 318 32 1256 o5 1S6S ol 81 32 479 92 I89 90 unless such deeds be recorded before the Ast. Robert Brown. Plngsmen, Chrisi-ian Wanuamaker, Jesse Snyder, Charles Edwards, Samuel Gibson, John Gipp. Axmen, John Corbett, Wm.

Riobards, Augustus Gsremyer, John Hays. Superintendents of fuel supplies, Henry Barn- The Repcblioacs of the different ward mediate and a most miraculous change produced by taking B. F. Kunkle's Bitter ine of Iron in the reoording of tbe deed or conveyance un Thos Hefflefloger Newburg diaeatsed. debilitated and shattered nervous avstem.

der whioh such subsequent purohaser or Best of this borough will meet at the naual plaoes of holding Primary Mee ings on Samuel Byers Whether broken down by excess, weak by nature, or impared by sickness, the relaxed and unstrung mortgagee shall claim." The Colossal Bronze Statue ov Vic PKegoriB Levi Hempt nexrHAturdsy evening'. Febrnarv 7tb. at organization is restored to penect health and vigor. Bold only In $1.00 bottles, or six bottles for 15.00. hill, Edward Banner.

Janitor, George Newville Bw Newton New Cumb'd Penn Middleton Southampton Silver Spring John Tritt TORY which stands in the Park, at Lowell, ask your druggists tor K. KunRle's Bitter Wine Bven oulook p. m. Let there be a fall Raum. Finanoe Commi tee, Henry B.

of Iron and tuke no other. If he has it not, send to before the tomb of the first soldiers that fell yeais the sheriff's tlibe bad a host of Kspnblican visitors, all of whom were oordially reoeived by the courteous official now "running things" there. Tbe valiant oolonel of Falstafiiaa proportions fi-orn tie 'burg expressed the enthusiastic pleasure of the visitors when be remarked audibly that "it ia vow a satisfaction to come into tbe sheriff's cllioa aad take a ohair." Tnrt following is the rrogramme of Prof. Little's lectures on Florence, beginning Friday evening, February 6lh. Leoture 1st Florence in the time of Dante.

Leoture 2J Florenca under the torn on proprietor, E. F. Kunkle, 289 N. Ninth street, Phil Ritter, George Dillman, Michael Smith, in the revolution, is a lasting and beautiful A May Geo Foreman Levi Shaull 8 Weigle Geo Tarman Elias Hoch adelphia, Pa. Advice free send three-cent stamp.

Shiremanstown John Fennesy. tribute of art. It is one of the first objects Shippensburg A pew nights ago Hon. Robt. M.

Hen Worms. Worms. Worms. E. F.

Kunkle's Worm Svrun never fails to destrov Shippensbg twpi sought by strangers visiting our sister city, which indeed many visit, purposely to see deraonf delivered his leotnre on tbe SALE REGISTER. Pin, Seat, and Stomach Worms. Dr. Kunkle. the this elegant object of high art.

It was ob only succeesful pbyBician who removes Tape Worm in two hours, aiive with head, and no fee until removed. Common sense teaches if Tape Worms be tained from the King of Bavaria by Dr. All persons who oontemplato having Bile this Spring are cordially invited to U. Ayer, to whom llis Mai-gty was espe removed alt other worms can be readily destroyed Aavice at onice ana store, free. The doctor can tell Chapel at 11 a.

m. A large audience was present inoluding many oitizsns from town. Who was it? Now really who is the editor that is all the time bowling about others using his articles without giving proper credit, and in a reoent issue published number of looal items that we have read in other journals? Strange, though, what a similarity tbere is in the minds of some great men. Not So. One of our contemporarie announces "that it ia the largest county weekly published in tbe State." This is not so, for not less than four of our exchanges The Meadville Republican, tbe Lancaster Inquirer, Lancaster Examiner, whether or not the patient haa worms.

Thousands cially gracious in acknowledgment of what his remedies are reputed to have done for the suffering sick. It was donated by tbe Doctor to tbe City of Lowell as a per are dying daily, with worms, and do not know it. Jilts, spasms, cramps, choking and suffocation, Bal-low complexion, circles around the ovea ewelllnc visit the UK bald omoe and obtain our prices, bsfore "engaging" their bills. Pxreans having bills printed at this offioe will reoeive a gratuitous notioe in our lecal columns until day of sale. By Adam Bmith and William executors of Thos.

Btuaip, near Plain- ana pain in ttie stomach, restlessness at night, manent and speaking emblem of the victo Total amt. outstanding tax Dec. 31, 187o 122,723 72 Those marked thus have since paid In fuiL We, the undersigned auditors of Cumberland having been duly sworn, do certify that in pursuance to the Act of Assembly relating to counties, Ac, we met at the Conrt House, in Carlisle, County of Cumberland, on the 5th day oi January, A. I880, that John O. Eckels, Treasurer fcr said connty for the year I879.

was duly notified of said meeting and appeared before onr beard with hit books, vouchers, Ac, and that we did audit and adjust the account of Bail! John 0. Eckels, Treasurer oi said county in account with the oounty from the 1st day of January, A. 1879, to the Slst day of December, A. 1879, inclusive, nd that we find a balance of two thousand live hundred and eighty-four dollars and sixty-one cents ($2,584 67) In qands of said treasurer, due the County of Cumberland, on the 3lrt day of December, A. 1879-We further certify that we carefully examined all tbe books and papers of the commissioners of Cumberland county, relating to the finances thereof 63 grmaing 01 tne teeth, picking at the nose, cough, fever, tickling at the set.t, headache, foul breath, the patient grows pale and thin, tickling and irrita- ries both of science and Arms.

1 lagers town (Md) Press. $1,110 80 tion in the anus all these svmntomr. and more. field, oattle, farming implements, black Ground Hog Day. Monday last, come frcm worms.

E. F. Kunkle's Worm Syrup never fails to remove them. Price, 1.00 per bottle, or six bottles for .00. For Tape Worm, write February 2nd, waa what is known in the smith tools, etc.

Un Friday, Feb. 27th. 1880. Justice Fees. By amt paid justices in Commonwealth cases I8J9, $29! 9I bhryock, Geo Zinn, and otherB, for committing vagrants, and drunks and disorder calendar aa "Candlemas," but tbe Penn air IT -t.

ti "i Ai. at, uiuuDi, 110OR, I yonr aruggtst the Worm Byrnp. If be has it not "True Elements in the development of a National character," to a clever sized audience at Association Hall, Beoond and Looast streets, Harrisburg. Attention was oalled to the destiny which our institutions point to. The influence that America is now exerting and destined to exert, in shaping and controlling tbe policy of the strongest governments of the Old World oan only be measured by prophetio visions.

The workings and reaouroes of our government were then discussed, as was also the Indian question. Tbe eduoation of the latter he heartily approved. Ireland's down-trodden people also oame in for sympathy from tbe leotnrer. He closed his fine leoture, for suoh every person conceded it to be, by bold-lag it to be tbe duty of tbe government to edeotte the people, that it was necessary work, a benefioent and a Christian work of noble philanthropy and the sylvania Datoh know nothing atoat the botses, cows, farming utensils, On and West Chester Village not send to Dr. K.

F. Kunkel, 259 N. Ninth Philadelphia, Pa. Advioe by mall, free Bead three-cent Stamp. Ideclmo rites of the Mother Church and call it a eoruary JU, 1880.

Mrs. Mary Noble will sell at her resi lies. 82 Ground-Hog day, and the tradition goes ,724 73 dence on West Main street, inj this Lscture 31 Florence under Savonarola. Lecture 4th Dante. Lecture 5th Machiavelli.

Lscture 6th Michael Angelo. The hour for the first leoture is 7 in the evening. The College musical quartette will furnish music. Re-uhion Entertainment A grand re-union entertainment under tbe auspices of the Board of Stewardesses of the North street Wesley ohurch will be held in Rheem'a Hall on Friday evening, the 18th inst. A fine programme bas been arranged for the occasion.

A second entertainment will be held on Saturday evening at the same place, with a valentine and pancake festival. Every purohaser of a ticket will be presented with only are considerably larger bnt contain more reading matter, as smaller type is used than in the paper whroh makes the above assertion. That when that mysterious, eooan trio MARRIED. Dorougn, aesiraoie Household and CfcafiJ, Etc. By amt paid Grand Jurors, Jao.

term, 187o. $123 09 Grand Jurors April term, 1879, 209 61 Grand Jnrors, August term. lo79, 214 44 Grand Jnrors, November term, 1879, 236 31 By amt. paid Traverse Jurors, during the year I879, 4,926 69 Thos Norman, stenographic reporter In case, 267 68 Wilder, board and lodging jurors and constables in Zell case, 182 00 Jury Commissioners fill' ing wheel and drawing Jurors, 165 C8 Witnesses ia Commonwealth cases, court crior, 2,463 81 kitohen furniture. On Thursday, Maroh and slothful animal emerges from his bole, if he sees bis shadow, he goes back SWARTZ ENFMING1R.

On the 27th of by the Kev. B. Dntt, Mr. J. R.

bwartz, of Carlisle. to Miss Ettie Ensrainger, of Mt. Hock. ItSBU. J.

P. Brindle and W. H. Corrman. ex to bis quarters and remains there until the Beoond week in March, fearing the Five Sundays Tbe only years in the present century in whioh there are five Sundays in February are 1824, 1880.

The GARMAN BRYMES8ER. January 2flth. by eontora of David Cornman, deo'd, will sell at imbMo sale, at the Court Hon on. in Dr. A.

H. Kremer, at bis residence, West stormy weather whioh is supposed to fol usriisie, a vaiaaDie property situated in tu1Iu" i.mi 10 "Mary iri hnrrmch Thi- ZnJr Brymesser, both of Frankford, this county. Slid borough. years 1728, 1756, 1784, 1824. 1880, 1930, We also examined the books and accounts of the Sheriff of said connty; also the Coroners' and Superintendent of the public schools accounts required of us by law and the foregoing statement fully shows the disbursements of the county's finances, in and for the year ending 81st December, A.

D- 1879. All the foregoing we certify to be correct add true to the beet of our knowledge and belief, and respectfully submit the same for publication, WitnesB our band at Carlisle, this 27 th day of January, A. I8S0. THOS. R.

BKRGNXK, F. B. PERLETT. SAMUEL GREEN, Auditors of Oumb'd Co. Sfebtott ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed assignee by deed of voluntary assignment, executed by David Bonders aad Margaret, his wife, of Middlesex township, for the benefit of creditors, hereby gives notice to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having claims te present them duly authenticated to WK8LJSY jr, GLATFELTER, BebSo3t AMtguW, r.t,.J RD YMIfHSKBW AnnWKH -fin worth tbe attention of purchasers. Also Loans and Interest. By amt paid on loans and interest, $31,668 64 Poor House. By amt paid A Bowers, treasurer, per estimate, $,7,352 26 Public BuUdings. By amt paid Jas McGonlgal, work at Court House, $39 80 Wm Miller, oils, paints, 7 21 Rinesmith ft Rnpp, repairs to jail, 74 92 Biuesmith ft Rnpp, repairs to Conrt Bouio, 4 26 Geo Bentley, repairing cushions, 8 00 Wm Gilmore, repairB to jail, 4 00 Jas Campbell, plumbing at jail, 50 low.

As Monday was just the brightest winter day imaginable, tbe Ground Hog saw his shadow, and those persens who two tenant houses on Looast Alley. Oa JS-91 37 Satnrday, Feb. 7, at nine a. m. and place, by the same, Mr.

Jacob S. Brymeeser to Lena A. Wagoner, both of Frankford thisco. SMITH FREFD. At the residence of Mr.

Wilbur, on the evening of January g2nd, by the Rev. J. W. Tressler, Mr. Israel M.

Bmith, ol West Fairvlew, and Miss Ellen E. Freed, of Perry county 1948, 1976, 2004, 2033, 2060, 2088, have bad and will have respectively five Ban-days in February, Tbe same order is repeated every four hundred years. Just to think, the shortest month in tbe year believe in this may expect blustery By Samuel Bricker, who Intends lo re District Attorney. By amt paid Geo Emlir. responsibility of itt faithful performance devolves npon the educated men ef the country.

To tbe young he specially move West, 2i miles south ot Carlisle, on the back roaa leading to Moore's mill, horses, District Attorney, 937 40 FCNK ZOLI.INGER.--On January 28th, at the cows, 38 head of hoes, shtep. farmins im- I residence of the bride's pareuis. bv the Rev. weather. We do not belong to that clasg.

Dot tbe Ground Hog got in bis work right well, judging from tbe heavy snow storm whioh prevai'ed for hours. a valentine and one pancake. Tickets to each entertainment only 10 cants cbil. dren under 10 years 3 cents. Doors open nt 7, to oommecc3 at 3 o'clook.

Balance paid A A Thornton, Isq, By amt paid A A Thomson, due on settlement of and the ministers have to preach five Sabbaths. urged tbe highest, noblest life that this and of freedom affords. plements, grain separator and household Swope Mr. Charles M. Funk, of Jacksonville, and Oa Thursday, March 4, 188.

I orWnfte i 1878, o.E46 70.