The Fulton Democrat from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania • 3

To fbf futiito All pei-hOi-B eUwrug 10 use Moro Phi V. VV1 9. ps KJk.it a 8 0 'i. Vhpat can sc l'hortohato on Buckwheat or on or sciuliug Hiss, esq. at ut; lorsignud at Kicked by A On Saturday last John Gaster's family in Taylor while Alex, sou ThoiuuS Sloan, Esq of and her eistey-f'l'rs: M.

Iv. Tioo in Tath tbie place, was iu the act of eatnhiug bis Valle-y, rethVn.nd to FUtsbnrg whore father's horse in the pK.iurod.- tli, jBmphyed for several yeurh mul kicked him in suit, Alex, is enrrying a Well phisf od'm-J M-r. 'Charles B. Wiuton of Pittsbuif! is aud a badly tongue" lira J. J.

Dunlap. lis been a Very eerioiis otJMvngh'tivni Everatt on his vr Tile'-foyBjit not altogether a pleasuro FoaSAU oil store attrrnoy. upon payment of the ensis of tho case up to that time as heroin irovided or having the same RHcnrad to be paid, to be deliver, to tha secret ry of lie board of school directors of the township or borough where suoh loss tr damage has been sustained; Sii-ctioh 3. That upon the board of directors of the township -r borough whuro fiuch chums have been made and acted on. cure th same by calling thuir orders to Jonathan McC-innellHt-urg, or tho Yi'ebsler Mllis.

I have been selling Phi BjPcrnona ilaalrlnglocal notices or advertia aaonta inserted In this paper must li.mil the s'imo kflforo Monday "TonltiE tolnanrt insertion. I'h phato r' MATTER. LOCAL iai-li 1 for the last six years aud it h-is ijiveu general HutiVuntiou. I confidently (ifl'or thiB ana awemng at vviinuin-xiiuo, timoo. Charlie has beenrne quite nu expert Phosphate again this season with the surauco that it has never been better of Harrison ville, Full'ou -is of.

in We have taken pains to niako this' opetiing telegritpher. fered for sale or Posstssiou givnn epiality nor in fairer oondition for drilling. patrons. Wo also fnke ilcnsurtt in rnenticMiiiig the fact that novar before have we displayed suoh a beautiful and Oct. 1st.

Tho property has. iu Honj John U. talter of lieuova, ac-thorough repair since the flood. This jsoue compatiied by Mis. Shatter aud their two of the best eountry stands iu tho county.

i yoongejt children sport from Thursday till 9 11 3t. HatiieL. Tittle "I Mjudny iu town, stopping at the Fulton House. Mr. Shaffer is a native of onr town, Sheep Killed.

A few days ago some i and with the lato H. Huiilh, pub-dogs got among John Sharpe's sheep lished the Demociiat, during a portion of in Licking Creek township, aud killed threo ho time the war was in progrees. For many Terms tho same as horotofora. I will take Lumber in exchange for Phosphate. Eespectlul'y, Ot.

D- H. Pattcrsou. TeacUors Elected. We have reports of the olection of teachers in the following districts. Varied Assortment Chun Chesnut; Me-I Govoru's, J.

K. Lewis; Scotts' L. W. Wilde. of IVcss Goods in all the new nhados and fabrics, Tho tilyiw this spring are the song and laughter of color and the riooa will iH the purses of all.

Our line of White Hoods and Notions will -bo full and complete. and mangled several others. Ihe affuir resulted iu a lawBuit. This will be a cuu where the dog tax should come in and remunerate Mr, Sharpe. People who keep that kind of clogs should pay the dauiugo when any is done.

A Young One day last week, Claude, the 11-yoar-old sou of Or. M. Cook at Webster Mills, weut on on to Mr. Boninmin I'isher'B barn. leooiving Buch report, it shall rppeur that a ceriuin amount of loss or damage has been sub', lined to bheep by the claimant, by dog or dogs not ownd or kept by him or her, (hey shall file the airouutof suuh approved oluim with the secretary of the.

board of school directors in favor of the claimant, for the amount of uoh loss or damage ao-oording to such report, including the ueo-essiiry oosts as iuourred aforesaid, to bo paid out of tho fund raised or to bo raised by taxes ou dogs as heroin before providod, and if it shall appear by such report, or otherwise, that a responsible person, owner or keeper of dog or dogs by which the loss or damage compluiued of, was done, and there is a reasonable probability that such costs and damageR can be collected from such owucr or keeper, then it nhall be the duty of the treasurer of such board "of bc-h'-ol directors, to immediately, proceed, in mauuer provided by law fur the epllao-tion of debts aud costs of like to collect such oonts anil suit or suits ironi the owner or keeper or such, dog or deigs aud place tho proceeds thereof, loss costs, in the -proper sheep fuiid of such township or borough: Provided, That in cane it shall be found, at the close of the curreut year, that the fund-) derived from tho taxation of dogs in the respective townships and boroughs of this Commonwealth, shall not be sufficient to pay all claims This is a big week at Gettysburg. SeAvUfii (Tnyltir's. Indian ft iaylor's. Indian' (5iiip'pawa Coiiffu Killer at Toy-tar's. Indian Chippewa Pain Deatroyer at Taylor's.

tmllen Chippova Destroyor at Taylor's. Mfiohiue Oil at Taylor's. None better in the market. Fresh Paris Green and Insect Powder, for sale at Trout's. Eabbor tooth brnshos-eiiperior to fcristlcs, at Taylor's.

Paris Green and Inaoot PoWilur ale at Taylor's Drug store, Indian Chippowa Kidney A Liver Cure for Dyspepsia at Taylor's. Boat Hover aud' Riiidr 'CSR'in town, never gnms. For sale at Trout's. Indian Chippewa Horb Bittersa good tonic and'tiUjod purifier, i'ayfof s. Poultry powders, Gnpe Remedy, and Hog Cholera powders a.

Taylor's. Go to Trout's ior anything you want in the Drug line. Cheapest in town. AH drugB avo prre and fresh at Taylor's. Prices as low the.

lowest. A new of Combs, Hair and Tooth and all kinds of Toilet articles for sale st Trout's. years he has been aud still is publisher and proprietor of the llonova, (Clinton county,) liecord. He was elected to the legislature in 1886 aud was re-elected last fall. Though he was opposed by au independent, as well as a republicau, aud a prohibition oandidate bo was dented by than tho regulur duuiooratic majori'y.

Mr. Shaffei is not only genial, kind hearted gontlouiau. but is most loyal iu his devotion to the democratic parly and its principals, We are pleased to have mot him and nst he and hie amiable lady have ciijoyed their vidit -tisUhiif. formnr bouia. We notice' that Mr.

Shaffer was a member of. Oominitteo on' Eesohitiona in the Domocratic State Convention, last week. Dublin: Fort Littletou- Soott Hershy; Burnt Cabins, Grammar, J. A. Oouioror, Primary, Abuer Mathiusj Mud Level, Emma Fraker; Clear llidge, John Cromwell; Chosnuts', Lucy Bowers, Hustons', Wm, Grieir; Stouo House, Sander Cliue.

Taylor: Chesuuts', No. 1, Lillie Skip. pt.T, vvitterH', No. 2, Nicholas Hoover; No. 3, Nannio Witter; SViiicgarduers', No.

4, Harry Newman; Stevens', Ko. Watnou Kewuiau; Hustoutown, 6', Juclisou Laidig, No. 7, M. Wells: No. 1, John Hunter:" No.

Minnie Edwards; No. 3, W. No. 4, Curtis McCluin. Lickiqg Harrisonville, Mary Holly; Suluviu, Annio Kipes; Forest Dale, Nauuio Sines; Daniels', Grant Wink; Si- Mattings, Jlasfloeke.

Floor Table Oil Cloths, Window Shade and Fixtures. Also, a full line of Hardware, including Window Screens, Wire Boors, and Jetting, call Attention to our Rcady-Mado JQlotbing, Ladies', and Children's Fine Shoes, Men's Plow Shoes, etc. "While' in the biirii hp' saw two large. Cup-porheads which he promptly dispatched. It wag: a rather dangcroua uudertaltinj; for a little and he is to be congratulated thit he did the job so successfully.

Aknounckmunt. uudui-sigucd, while in tho Eastern cities recently, bought a largo stock of Fall and Wiutev Goods, which have just Been received and are now on exhibition at his store at Webster Mills. These goods were bought for cash and will be sold at low prices. There are many fpecial bargains among the Dry Goods and 'Clothing. The public are invited to call and examine, before buying elsewhere.

Reepectfitlly, D. H. Pattbii80N. Aug. 27, It.

A ACADEMY Ncnr Philadelphia. Hchonl Oiifim fvvt. ISlll. Yi-ai-ly Kxiii-nac, Four l'u? n'iim, Sld. Admits an1 men nd boys at ar.v'tirn; fits them for Harness, Cdle'.

IH icciiali' Schiwl, for laiiiig classes. Oiu- of llic jtnped Ist Cuu table. All twilrnrt Teac. hers hll men and ut tirst-clis. tjllcjje.

Viae iiltilnas mgl or tloubl i it a nci in rait il or an 1 completely furnishei. 'inuncU (ten acres' tur foot-lull, tt--tail. Sin-o il oiHwi (unities i ajr iimleiu-i to raitwj'y. Pnvati: tutoring and sfiecial atrill Ootober 12, Mrs. Mary Gaster will sell at Wells Tannery, valuable household goods 'ith the kvety room has board 1 athletir liacl arising from loss or damage to sheep, then the boards of school directors shall pay, or cnuK3 to bo paiel, a pro rata share of the fund to each claimant, said claims to be paiel in full if sufficient funds are a available to do do so.

Section G. That all dogs in this commonwealth shall heroafter be personal irJ rvivs fiuri'ns or may any era Bn-ine. Electrical, or Cl'- utrer intj roiirse. I'iivsn ami Laboratory, rracticai riiistucsK iMpariment, i yix-rtrmnp. r': More futtv siinrilie'i with than other College tint; scI'oji! Medi AfAtfeniy iu.

ci.m- and ether personal property. Saturday, Sept. 28, AV. Frank Dunlap fort the YteX education. an1 th" iraimnu.

riwi prices cover every No for admiwton. New illustrate! catalogue sent free to any SW1THIN.C illOK l'LllJOE, A.B.. A.M. i Harvifii (Jradtiaxv. I'ritttlpa and Proprietor.

Media, t'a. Trustee. will soll.a valuable lot of ground on the eastern border of McConnellsburg. Here Lews of Local Interest. We publish this week au Act for the protection of sheep, aud the taxation of dogs.

It is of special interest to sheep raisers, and also to the owners and keepers of dogs. If we may be allowed to express our opinion, we think the act might have been simplified considerably. The method of taxing and collecting the tax on dogs is simple enough aud doubtless the host method, but the mauuer of recovering loss of, or damage to theep by dogs, does not seem very simple, but rather rouudabout and cumbrous. We hardly thiuk the act wits framed by a lawyer. It was enacted at the instance of the sheep raisers of some of the south-western counties of tho state, and if good for them it ought to be good for us: Section 1.

Be it enacted J'C, That from and after the passage of this Act there shall be assessed, levied and collected annually, with other towuship and borough taxes, in each of the townships and boroughs in this loam, Reuben It. Sipes: Vallnnce's, W. Scott liranHt; SkaucB, Harry 11. Woorlal. Helf'aHt: Ocjar Lime Jaiuefl Craig; Cross Roads, Nottie Hunter; Mplo drove, Jtsee A.

Puck; Morton's Poiut, Sallie Hoop; Lakcft1 1. A. Mt-llott; Sipea Tfill, David It. Myers; Philip Morgret'R, N. C.

Ptilmer; Smiths', Laura Gordon; Needuiore, Martha Palmer. ftKRN A WALT Fox On Snutlay evening. Sfipt. 8. at llcConuellfibnjg, in the Kc'ormi'd Church, by liev.

S. Wolf, Mr. George A. Greenawalt and Mifcs M. Lizzie Fox.

both of Lehmastur Station, Franklin couuty, Pa. The bride is tho eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John K. Fox of Tod township, this county.

Cbamberflburg papers pleaFO copy. men Enslry. On Sunday. August 18. 18b0, at tho home of her sun-iu-law, Mr.

B. A. Connolly, at Romo. Georgia. Mrs.

Eusley widow of the lato Abraiu Eusltty formerly property and Bubieet of larceny, and the BROOKE HALL, Only a partial support must be proven ner 1'hiln. SfhonI Opens Sept. iVh. Yrnriy Kxpenno. $500 Two 1'ayin nt, 3i).

Cradmtine Courses in CTaics. I owner or keeper of such dog or dogs shall FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG LADIES. Miss Eastman's Celebrated School bo liable to the oourd of school directors io secure dependent parents' pension. -Write to B. C.

Dawney, Hustontbwn, Pa. Math Musi-, Modern Twelve accomplished Dcparti mrm. S.irJl cl ha an an (jianoi. Hrv'ste tutonnir foi Pupils surrounded by b-jth restraints as axe essential to thefc for nil hiss or damage to sheep by such Individual att New illulr med fir. ulSr fr.

In the Bedford Court last week George or doers, with the necessary costs of MMUIIS SHORT! -IDGE; A (Harvard Graduate. WITHIN C. Crissy was oonvicted of robbing Mr. Principals, Medift, Pft. July 3.

imt recovering aiul collecting such loss Harvey'5rgory's Store at plan's Choice. damage: Pkovided, That at any lime after notice of a claim for loss or damage The robbery was oouiniled some months Dedication. The new M. E. church reoentlyerectetl at Ebenezer, appointment, Licking Creek charge, this county, will be dedicated Sunday, Sept.

15th, services at 10 a. m. aud 3 including sacrament of the Lords Supper and dedicatory services. Kev. E.

H. Gilbert of will have charge and preach on the occasion. Quite a number of other ministers will be present. All are cordially invited to attend and participate iu the pleasures of the occasion. There will also be preaching Saturday njght Sept.

11th, followed with 2nd. Quarterly Conference at and for the above named church and charge. ago. under the provisions of this act, the owner We see the proceedings of the state or keeper of auy dog or dogs may tender D. GOLDSMITH SON, The Merchant Tailors', to the claimant or his or her agent or attorney making such claims, a sum of mouey equal to tho loss or damage sustained, or may offer before a justice of tho peace, of Urush Creek Valley this county, aged years 10 months and 8 days.

with notice to the claimant, his or her Is Headquarters for Elegan Clothing at Lowest Commonwealth, from the owners and keepers of dogs the following taxes, namely: For each male dog the sum of fifty cents and for each and everj' female dog the sum of one dollar, to be paid to the treasurer of the proper board of Bchool directors in tho different townships aud boroughs when collected, and to be kept by said treasurer separate and in such mauner agont or attorney as aforesaid, a jndgmont iu an action for trespass for tho amount of such loss or damages and all costs up to the time of such offer, which oiler, for a lea of twenty-five ceuts, shall be entered ou tho docket of such justice of the peace, WIL90K SANSOM. Miss Bessie Gladys Sansora, daughter of the late James B. Sansom, formerly editor of this pape-, and Mr. Andrew W. Wilson, both of Indiana, were united in marriage on thla We are now receiving the line of Fall Goods ever in place.

Call Early ami-Examine our Stock and Prices. Having lone lutfiiiess in the TTn1tol Stateft for year? ouv roputfitioii tout roHpousibiliiy re ef ab-liftiie'l. waul 1 liret; ni'Mi in ytmr vtcinity to rt'ir( scut to wImmi. exclusive lorritory will be givt-n. lltuuiMinie oiiltit fret-.

'ami cs-jienscs pniii weekly. rpcviouH extu-rhMieo not ref uin-d. Write at once lur terms. Hardy stock a My Brothers, Nurserymen. Hoi'liestci, N.

Y. that he can know how much bus been collected from the township or borough, as a fund from which persons sustaining loss or Thursday, August 22d, by ltov. E. J. Knox, in the M.

E. Church of that place, with im pressive ceremonies and in the prosanoe of convention last we'ek lhat L. C. Kelly, the delegate from this county, -was a member of the committee on permanent organization. ShawBea Chippewa, Indian Obippewa Pain Destroyer, Big Indian Cough Killer, Indian Chippewa Salve, Indian Chippewa Worai Loreugea, for aalo nt Dickson's Drug Stcre.

Mr. Andrew Irons of near Clearvilie, Bedford county, dropped dead by the Bide of his buggy, oear that village on Tuesday of last week. Heart disease caused bis lath. He was 76 years-old. 0 aeoouut of a pressing engagement -elsewhere, Ma.

Skinner, Esq. was not able take part in tha oon'eronoe of the Demooratic State 'Committee' last week, bat represent! hy his brutber, Hon. Geo. W. 8kinnr.

-The Presbyterian and MothodiRt coii-4ions will biM a union service in the ian' church on next evasion will be preached by Iiev. ''hambersbnrg. of the Bed-ilion of the publishers o. dinner with the pub- a large and seleot audience. The groom is damage to sheep by dog or dogs, may be paid for such loss or damage, together We defy competition and will give you the best bargains every time.

Very 7 D. GOLDSMITH SON. a gentleman of high standing and one of Indiana's most successful business men. The bride was born in McConnellsburg, and is a lady of rare. beauty and accom Register's Notice.

All persons interested are hereby notified tlmt tlie lollowii nnint'd nceounNmrs liavo tiled their aecoiint''Ili the Kegister's UlHce Kniton Conn-tv, nml tltat, tuo saino will bo presented to tlm (Ji phaits' (lourt of said County, for confirmation on Mondnj tha 7th. day or'Octobnr A. lanii, to wit: T1P account of lleubn Mellott, F.xacntor of Beujaniin Mellott, es-i lute of Uethel township, The tii st nml final ncvonnt of B. Peck. CM-, admtnistrntorof Uavid Peck, late of Belfast township, dt'ct'ssed.

The tirst and final account of fleo. W. Skinner, administrator of Gordon of ilosett, late ot l'Uinpon towthip, vie-'ijasud. The first and Onai account of H. II.

Jvewis Administrator of 1-ostor M. BerkstreifS.ir, late of Bethel towiiehip, decoasud. Register's Offlee, JAM P. WALTZ. October 7th j89.

Keister. plishments. Tho young couple were tho recipients of many costly and appropriate presents from their many friends. We tender the newly married pair our sincere congratulations. with the necessary costs incurred in estab lishing their claims as herein provided.

Section 2. For the purpose of levying aud collecting eueh tuxes the assessor or assessors in each township aud borough shall annually, at the time of assessing other taxable property, ascerttlin and return to the commissioners of their respective counties a truo statement of all the dogs iu their respective townships and boroughs, aud the names of the persons owning or keeping such dogs, and how many of ench sex is owned or kept by each person, and said couuty commissioners shall annually make and cause to be returned to the hoards of school directors in the respective Ikjorkd BY A Fall In July lust while the people of Brush Creek Vnllt-y were re FROM this DATE we will close our Straw Hats at a considerable re aud in case the claimant shall not accept of such a tender or offer of judgment and afterwards, on the final determination of suoh cuso, Bhall not receive a greater amount than the sum so te-ndered, or for which a judgment has been offered as afore-said, besides tho interest and costs since such tender or offer, as the caso may be such claimant shall not recover auy costs accruing after such tender or offer, bu' shall pay to the defendant or such costs as may have been incurred since 6uch offer or tender was inadu, which costs may be deducted from the amount of any judgment recovered in such case by the claimants, aud if such judgment is not sufficient such costs may be collecte-el by ao. tion of debt, in any court having juriselic-tion of such amount as in other cases of debt. Section 7. Justices of the peace, for the special services under the provisions of this act, shall be entitled to fifty cents for each case, aud the board of auditors fifty cents each for the time necessarily spent by them iu investigating each claim, to be paid by tho claimant in such case.

Section 8. Provided, That in caso, at the close of any curreut year, there shall be a surplus of the sheep fund in tho hands of the treasurer of tho board of school directors amounting to one hundred dollars, the sntrie shall be transferred to the school fund of such township or borough for placing 'he bridge at 'Squire Joshua Hix-sou'fc, that hud been swept nwuy by the flood, the Vquire fell upon his side among l.rsT List of causes for Trial at J. October Terin, I in tlia Court of Coin-mon of Fulton County, Penrisvlvania, 1st week, 1st Monday, 7th day, A. lSbit.) 1ST. WKEK, 1ST.

MONDAY, 7TH DAY A. D. The Brush Creek School District, Robert McKarland, Ktizabeth Chesnut, reter Magsam, DEFENDANTS. vs. Anthony Spade.

v. Th South Penn K. H. Coinpauv. vs.

Tin Smith Peun R. K. vs. lleiry 5hettz, dee'd. Ailmiuistrator.

lrthera at too House a few days There were good cheer, good speeches and a good tine gen.rr.liy. Mira Ella, daughter of Itev. James C. Clark died at the home of 'her parents in TFilliaiBsport, on Monday of kist week. Hot.

Mr. Clark is wall known to many of 'our people, he been Presiding Elder of (hit distriot some years ago. Hob. It; I. -Hunter of Wells has a "Grandfather's Clock" that is upwards of 100 years old.

He obtained it of his late Dr. W. A. Hunter of Slrasbnrg, rrankliu It' had been in the Hunter toniily for many years. When pus.

chased new it coat $200. the tiuibc-rfi aud broke several ribs. Siuoe then he has suffered much pain from his injuries, aud recently a consultation and an examination were held by his physicians. It wae found that his spine was hurt and fears were expressed that the injuries might be permanent. On Tuesday of last week his son Mr.

Gao. W. Hixsou of Strnsburg, Franklin couuty, and daughter passed" through town on their way to see his father. Mr. Hixson iB looking quite robust, and his daughter who was with him though only fourteen years old weighs 175 pounds.

There is no denying that that branch of tho Hixsju family is healthy. 5. ui issiiiKer. V. H.

Ilipka, -v Heirs of Kebecca Lyon and dacob Letghly townships and boroughs of their counties, a true and correct list of all dogs Bubject t0 taxation under the provisions of this Act, with the names of the owners or keepers of the same, who shall cause the tax on said dogs, provided for in this act, to be collected in the same manner aud form as the school taxes iu their respective townships and boroughs. Section 3. That whenever any person shall sustain any loss or damage to sheep by a dog or dogs in any township or borough of this Commonwealth, such person or his or their agent or attorney may com. plain to any justice of the peace of such township or borough in writing, stating therein when, where and how, such dam, age was sustained, and hy whose dog or dogs if known, whereupon tho justice of I vs. Ut'CU, Ailmr.

of Gen. w. Let RUty, decM. with notice to Jotin F. DUhonrr and all terra Laura Laura MoGhee.

duction. Some lines of summer goods we will close at CD about cost; and all through our Entire Stock can be found some elegant bargains. As usual our stock is full and L. C. KeMvt vi Kelly and Cromer.

A'Jmr. of Elizabeth school purposes: And provided further, Llippinger, tT. B. Alexander, AY. Moseby, and Jas, That this act shall not repeal or affect the provisions of any special law relating to Personals C.

A. Boker of Philadelphia, in vis iiiev'iain. 2ND WEEK, 2ND M()NTAX 14 TH DAY A. ISfilt. the same subject in any county, township or borough iu this Commonwealth.

A. J. I'ore, es-q. T. l' Approved the ISth of May, 1S8'J.

Daniel E. Foro, vs. Bowman Woinii-r, vs. Admr. of Klizabeth Gordon, vs.

the peace to whom such complaint shall be Jacob and Hcbecca Ale-Donald. County of Fulton. Jan. A Slpes, Wm. A.

Speer, and Vm. Mann. O'Urlen ami Kodgnis. va. Win.

S. and Eiuma D. Kohner, vs. -A ooltl finnp is reported from the North Obed T.MeHatand dan, H. Akers, S.

J. Coineier. Prothy'u Allien, Sept. 9, 1889. vs.

Joe. B. Mellott. vs. Georuo Uolmnn.

JAMES P. WALTZ, irothonotaryt JIST OF JITROKS for October Term of 1889 lut Monday, the 7tU day. GRAND JURORS. Ayr Barney Blvetw, Jan. Yoiiso," Jas.

Woodaii. Belfaf-t. Thomas Fanner. Brubh Creek A. C.

Fields, Franklin M. Lodge, giving you the largest and best stock in the county to select 'roiii; at Figures. A large stock of Glass Dublin Win. Fields, Joseph Nnitter, Wra Polk, bui-ougb John Seisor, David Malloy, Martin Render, Samuel Render. Taylor.

II. li. Huston. Wm. Catchall.

-Tod Wm. Grier, das. Henry. Lieking Creek -David It. Mellott, Obediah IXoukotiMii ith, Amos J.

Mellott. Okambersbnrg Opinion says: A bunting dog ewned in Tork, being too large to omap neder a certain building to exterminate tsa rats, west to a neighbor's and re-returned with two rat-terriers. The trio aleaned out the rats, and the hunting dog returned tha others to their heme. Pref. M.

0. Gordon of Irwin, Westmoreland ceuaiy, paid the Democrat of-Scs a brief but pleasant call, on Friday on his return from the state convention to -whioh he was a delegate. He went from here to Fort Littleton erd spent Sunday ith his parents. This is his first visit to the councilor, aoraetmonths. The new circulating library established by Mr.

H. D. Long of Fayetteville, Frank. Jin county ia mow on the shelves, in Taylor's drug siore, and rtoek-holders can1 secure eoka. We haye seen the catalogue, and it comprises some'of the very laest -works, including religious, historical, biographical, and other miscellaneous workB.

Among the works of fiction are Dickens, Soott, Ir-ving and a number of On Sunday, morning Sept. 1, Miss Sachet Snyder residing sbout three miles east of Everett committed suicide by cut ting bar throat with a razor, She had been of unsound mind for some years, and lately her friends had to watch her constantly. On the morning in question she managed to gat a razor, and. then stole away from the house. She committed the deed near the barn where her dead body was found.

She was fifty-one years of age. Wood Wabited Several cords of good oak or hickory wood will be taken on subscription if delivered within the next few days. iting his sister, Mrs. Dr. Trout.

Miss Ella Kobinson of Philadelphia is visiting Hon. Jno. A. Robinson's uniily. Miss Mary Schneider who had beeu visiting Mr.

Knauff's family in Ayr, has returned to Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman of Fredericksburg, are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Jacob KeiBuor, in town.

Miss Bertha McDonald who has been spending some time with her parents in Ayr, returned to Carlisle lust week. Mr. JohntE: Eummell aud family left for Gettysburg, on Saturday. They will remain some days with relatives. Mr.

James Snyder and family of Cham-bersburg, spent SBnday lust, with Mr. and Mrs. James V. Hummell of' this place. Miss Marion Sloan of Tod, left on Thursday last for Buffalo, N.

on a visit to her brothers. She expects to be absent sevcra' mouths. J. Huston Johnston who has been spending several weeks with his brother at Webster Mills, returned last week to his home in Pittsburg. Messrs.

Geo. C. Scott of this place and W. Scott Fletcher of Chambersbnrg returned from a few days' visit at Bedford Springs on Monday. Mr.

Heikes left for Baltimore, on Tuesday morning. He was accompanied, by Mrs. Lillian Greathead and her daughter Addie, as far as Hagerstown, where they expect to remain a few days. Rtsv. R.

H. Hoover of this place and his mother returned last week from a visit to PETIT Jl XtoRS 1st week. Aaron Morgret, Jae.ob made, 6ball cause a notice to be served on the owner or keeper of the dog or dogs causing the loss or damage if known, that a complaint has been made to him of such loss or damage, and if the owner or keeper of suoh dog or dogs does not appear as soon as practicable and Bsttle and pay for such loss or damage, then such justice of the peace shall notify the township or borough auditors to appraise the loss or damage Bustained by the claimant, and such township or borough auditors shall, as soon as practicable, examine the place where said damage is said to have been done aud the sheep killed or injured, and shall be authorized to examine on oath er affirmation, any witness called before them by subpoena from such justice of the peace or otherwise, and, after making diligent inquiry in relation to such claim, shall determine and report to such justice of the peace in" writing whether any such damage has been sustained, and the amount thereof, and who was the owner or keeper of the dog or dogs, if known, by which snch damage has been done, and whether or not any part thereof was eanBed by a dog or dogs owned or kept by the claimant, which report, so made, shall be signed by a majority of such board of auditors and delivered to the justice of the peace through whom the pro-ceedings were instituted. Section 4. Upon receiving such report the said justice of the peace shall immediately make a certificate thereto, signed and sealed by him, that such auditora were duly Ayr.

Thomas Shaw, Joimis. res. mind Jars at Bottom Fig! Always keep in Belfast Alfred Peek. Bethel Nelson Booth, F. p.

Lynch. Frank Kanek, Amos Lay ton. John Brooks, Howard Bill, Dublin J.J. Croraer Licking Creek. Wm.

Mann, Jacob Hann. Frank west Northampton county farmers complain of blight among potatoes. There are over sixty entries for the races of the Lancaster county fair. An advance in the price of coke to $1.50 a ton is predicted fpr October 1. The new gymnasium for Iho West Chester Normal School will cost $30,000, A West Chester youn inan enred himself of the whistling habit by "chewing gum.

An Altooua paper says spring chickens aro now ripe, plentiful, large and cheap. Thousands of blackbirds make a roost, ing ground of the old Allentown Fair Grounds. A money-boi containing $1.25 in aid of a day nursery has been stolen from a West Chester bank. The Johnstown accommodation train from Greeusburg was Btopped a few days ago while some toughs engaged in a fight. A correspondents the Harriabnrg Tel egraph has seen an ear of corn four feet long and weighing thirty-six pounds in Ida county, Iowa.

William Smith, colored, in a fit of jealousy Thursday shot and killed his wife at Pittsburg. He also shot himself, but his wound is not fatal. An unkown woman who had arrived on the early morning train Thursday committed suicide at Niagara Falls by jumping into the river above and going over the falls. Warren Powers was lynched at East Point, at Wednesday midnight for feloniously assaulting a white girl. Borough Jas.

Dunlap, John Bender, F. A D'shong, Hi- (ireaitirau-Taylor A. W. Chesnut, Frank ram C.KvoiiKr lewis Sines. our place as the place for baraaiiis.

B. Evans, Thompson Jacob J. Maliott, Geo. Abedneco Truan, Geo. Bisuoo.

Respectfully, Gr. W. Reisner July 1889. Tod A brain Whkiut. Vandul Stonteafjle, Adam Grew, Zurk Vallance, Iavid ITnion J.

A. Denuen, Joseph loosen Gardner, WVlls Wm L. Motttiby, Ja. Gnsamger, Jas. Lockard.

Brubh Creek Wm. J. I-ayton, N. B. Jackson.

PETIT JURORS, 2nd week. Ayr JohnJ. Morton, Sam '1 Shoemaker, David 1 amcr, Lt-wis Hair. Belfast. Peter Morton, Wm.

Wink, Geo. W. Si pes. Bethel Alfred Rarnhart, Denton Hendersbot. Brush John M.

Tmax. Win. MeKee, Lreiiza Erglo, John Hixtm, Anthony Spado. Dublin John D. Richardson, Wm.

Butts, Via. McHenry, Henry Anderson. Licking Creek James Daniels, John Garvar. Borough. John L.

Smith. l'aylor Andrew Brant, David Knepper, David Laidig, Jas. Benson, Dan'l Laidig, Daniel Bergstressar, James Lyon. Thompson J. Troax, J.

H-iwltt. Richard Hoitinfchead. Alrred D. Funk, John Bieaball. Union, J.

J. Handersbot, John Bretler, David Hammond. Wells J. D. Foote.

friends in and around their native town Waynesborough. They ware accompauied by Miss Maude Brotherton of the above Ton KkHT. A house on Water Street; containing five is for rent from I notified byjhim of the reported loss or dam. 1 age and that they had made such report, and I if by such reportit appears that loss or dam. has baeT Rnctainerl ttv the nnrnxlnmunt Ocisber 1st.

Cistern at back door cond named place who will snend aavara.1 wattles and other wash-bouse, Fro oa let. if. 1 the said justice of the peace shall deliver suoh report and all papers relating to the case to snch. complainant or bis or her agent or I in our city. Miss Margaret- Gaster who had been spending Biootb.

with her father's Mr. Inquire of W. BC'OTT ALISANPEB. v..