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ADAMS COtTNTY INDEPENDENT LITTLESTOW PA- OCTOBER 22 .1904. 8 PUBLIC SALE. NEWS OF PLMU Credit of 13 months will be given on a note with approved security, fj percent, off for cash. J. A.

Collins. Auct. JESSE MILLHIMES-W. E. dinger.

Clerk. possession of the Gilliland property recently vacatetf by E. K. Walker. Mrs.

G. B. Pittenturf was called to Bendersville by the critical illness ot her father, Mr. Wm. Webb.

the ram Buchanan Valley. Trust, Oct. 21 Miss Bertha Mc-Kenrick is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Bailey, of Gettysburg. Miss Mabel Raffensberger, Arendtsville, spent Sunday at Henry Kim-le's.

Miss Miltenherger, who has been spending a few months with her uncle, Mr. Theodore Kimple, has returned to her home in Cumberland, Md. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cole have gone to St.

Louis. Misses Laura and Catherine Irwin, Ella Oyler and Jennie Redding of Gettysburg, were recent guests Df James, Samuel and John Irvin's. Mr. Frank Henneberger, of California; and Mrs. John Weigle, of Arendtsville, and Mr.

George Beamer, of Boyd's, were recent visitors at John Irvin's. Farmers are nearly through seeding, and are busy husking corn. Heidlersburg. Heddtersburg, Oct. 21.

Mrs. Wm. Trimmer and son, of New Chestei, and Mr. Jesse Shank and wife, York, visited Mrs. George Shank and daughter Myra, recently.

Mr. Charles Wagner, wife and two children riaited friends at Arendtsville last Sunday. W. S. Brame, of Bucyrus, Ohio, Is spending a few weeks with his parents, Jacob Brame and wife.

J. F. Houck made a business trip to Gettysburg on Saturday. Miss EmrnaTttteniturf is visiting friends at Nawville. Mr.

Robert Brame and George Stall-smith attended the Hagerstown Fair last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. William Yohe, who has been very ill for the past few months, is now able to be up and around again. Our town was very much shocked on Sunday morning by the sudden death of Washington jJBrenizer, of near town. Mr.

Brenizer was a very active member of the Lutheran church and his presence will be greatly missed. Master Russell Glass, of near town, is critically ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Jacob Livinggood and wife moved to town last week and took Ladies', Misses', Children's Coats, latest styles and lower prices than elsewhere. THE WENTZ Hanover, Pa.

SHERIFFS SALE. On Saturday, October 12th, 1904 IN pursuance of a writ of Fieri Facins. is suing out of the Court of Common Pleas and to me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court House in the borough of Gettysburg. Adams county. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, the following Real Estate, viz: A TRACT OF REAL ESTATE, situate in Hamittonban township, Adams county, Pa-containing 2 acres, more or less, covered with timber.adjotning lands of Wm.

Smith, M-argaret Patterson and others. Seized and taken into execution as the property of J. B. Carsow. and to be sold by me.

A. CALVIN BASEHOAR, Sheriff. rtfTen per cent, of the purchase money on all sales by the Sheriff must be paid over Immediately after the property is struck down, or, upon failure to comply therewith, the property will be put up again for sale. Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg. Oct.

18, 1904. G. W. WEAVER SON Don't forget the I. O.

S. of A. excursion to Baltimore on October 22. Returning leaves Baltimore at 11:30 P. M.

G. W. WEAVER SON G. W. WEAVER GETTYSBURG, PENNA.

Everything In OAR SHERIFF'S-SALE. Oji Saturday, November 12th, 190f. IN pursuance of a writ of Fi ri Facias issuing out of the Court of Common Pleas of Adams County and to me directed, will be exposed to public sale, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Court House in, the borough of Gettysburg, Adams county. the following real estate, viz: TRACT OK LAND, situated in Butler township, Adams county. containing 84 acres, more or less, on the road lending from Table Rock to Biglerville.

about midway between the two places, improved with 1 a two-story brick House, with eight rooms and a basement, a good bank barn, hog pen, cbiuRen house and all other necessary outbuildings; a good apple orchard and good peach orchard on thelpremitseF, also a good well of water at the honse, adjoining lands of John M. Brame, Heagy, Michael Keefauver and others. Seized and tan en into execution as the property of Elizabeth M. DlTTKNHAFEK, JAMES B. DlT- tenhafek and to be sold bv me.

A. CALVIN BASEHOAR, Sheriff. f-Ten per cent, of the purchase money upon all aalea by the Sheriff must be paid over Immediately after the property is struck down, or, upon failure to comply therewith, tho property will be put up again for sale. Sheriff's Office, Gettysburg-. Octobir 17, 1004 G.

W. WEAVER SON IT is: right and 1 Saturday, October 29th, 1904 The undersigned. Intending (o quit farming, will offer at publio sale, on the above date, at his residence In N't. Joy township, Adams county, on the road leading from Barlow and Two Taverns road to White church, about 2-S, miles from the latter place, on the Joseph Miller farm, the following personal property, lo-wit: 3 HEAD OF HORSES, all of them good leaders and excellent drivers, and will work wherever hitched, ranging in age from 3 to 12 years. HEAD OF HORNED CATTLK, consisting of 5 milk cows.

will be fresh by X-mas, one will be fresh the latter part of March, the other in January; one bull, weighing between 600 and 0 pounds. IMPLEMENTS, consisting of a 2 or 8-horse Champion wagon, 8J inch tread. good as new; narrow tread borne made wagon, Mccormick Binder, in good running, order; Piano Mower, as gcod as new; new hay rake, winnowing mill. Spangler corn planter, asgood as new; bob sled, Mountville plow, No. 10; 15-tooth lever harrow, 10-tooth wood frame harrow, used but one season; corn fork, double and single shovel plows, buggy spread, corn worker, spreader single, double and triple trees: duns forks, fifth chains, cow and breast chainB, open rings, jockey sticks, scdop shovel, lot of old iron, scythe and snathe, stable hook, sets of front gears.

2 blind bridles, set of buggy harness, wagon saddle, check lines. ha'-ters. 2 M-lb. milk cans, hay bv the ton and corn by the bushel, and many other articles not mentioned. Sale to begin at 12 o'clock, TERMS: G.

k. WEAVER SON A VC iLjJLJX. PA. 5, Waists G. W.

WEAVER SON I CL I (Continued rom Page 1.) honve Services "were held at the house on Wednesday. Interment was made in Mt. Carmel cemetery. Rev. F.

S. Lindaman officiating, assisted by Rev. Samuel Fox. Rev. Samuel Cornell, of Marysville, is the guest of He- Samuel Fox, of East King street.

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Buckey and two children spent several days this week among relatives at Frederick. Rev.

P. Franitz, of Spring Grove, spent last Wednesday in this place as tihie euesit of Rev. F. S. Linda- man, and family, of East King Bt.

Mrs. Jno. N. Slifer, who has been snemidilne the nast three weeks in Philadelphia as the guest of hier daiishitar. Mrs.

D. Metering, re turned to her home, on South Queen street, last Thursday. October and November air the most pleasant months to visit the St Louis Exposition. St. Louis is a considerable number of degrees south of Bennevlvania.

and November is one of their most pleasant out-door months The Fair will not close until iec. i. The Littlestown Produce House has reoentilv been purchased from Air. Jno. A.

Bish by th undersigned. The highest market price will be paid for all produce. iour patronage, is respectfully solicited. 2t, Granville Rednecker. A number of Cfte sevanty-five employees advertised for by the Silk Mill, have been secured from town and surrounding townships.

But there are still more needed. AoDlicatJoiis should be made at once to Mr. Joseph Beck, Superintend- lent, at the mills. Mt. W.

A. Guthie, who has been in Baltimore and the Southern part of Maryland for the past three months is with us once again. His smiling presence sooths the savage breast of chilly autumn, while the little English cock sparrows merrily cbirup a two-step to their mates in happy jubilee over Guthrie's return. Wait for the P. O.

S. of A. excursion to Baltimore on October 22, Returning leaves Baltimore at 11:30 P. M. Mrs.

Charlotte Millier, widow of the late Solomon Miller, died Sunday, Oct. at her home in Mt. Joy township. Deceased is survived by two daughters and one son: Mrs. James Barr, of Guernsey; Mrs.

Henry Kelly, Amos S. Midler, of Mt. Joy township. Internment was made in Christ church cemetery; Rev. Hamilton Smith, offi ciating.

Before the October Argument Court held at Gettysburg last Monday, in the case of Jno. H. Miller vs. Pennsyilvanla Railroad rule was made absolute not to set aside ser vice of tihe summons. This puts the case in shape to go to trial at an early data The plaimt.iff filed a statement on Monday asking for $5,000 damages for being ejected from (the 9:17 train about two miles from town at 10 o'clock in the night for being, three cents short in his fare, and tjhis after a friend has tendered to the conductor the necessary a-mount.

If troubled 'with a weak digestion try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will do you good. For sale by J. Burkee, McSherrys-Jown, and Dr. J.

S. Kemp, Littles-town. The Taneytown Band, Mr. J. N.

O. Smith, Director, will give a concert at Hotel Yantis, this place, this Saturday evening, at which time the following program will be rendered: March, "Return of the 47tlh Overture, "The Golden Orescent," Miller; Waltz, "The Seraph," Lafferty; Baritone Solo, Barnheuse, Mr. Levi Sell; Selection, "Laughing Water," Hager; Serenade, "Mon Reve." by March, "Our Director," Bigelow; Waltz j. Kalma; schottfsche, Kieffer; Medley, "Yankee Hash, Miller; Serenade, "Cupid's Charms," (By request,) Miller; March, H. Crosby; Waltz, "Sparkling Gems," Ripley; March, "Vanios," Kieffer.

What Shall We HaveforDesert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a delicious and healthful dessert. Prepared In two-minutes. No boiling! no baking! simply add boiling water and set to cool.

Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Straw terry. Get a package at your grocers to-day. 10 cents. Strength and vigor come of good food, duly digested. "Force," a Ttady-to-serve wheat and barley food adds no burden, but sustains, nour ishes, icvigorates.

tf rouniain uaie. Fountain Dale, Oct. 21. On last Saturday, being the first day of the season on which squirrels were allowed to be kilLad. there was quite a lot of our sportsmen out-; also a great many from Waynesboro here.

C. H. Burman, of Waynesboro, Pa, has sold his farm at this place, known as the Mclntire farm, to his son, S. M. Buhrman, of Mr.

Buhr-man has begun Improvements, such as repairing the barn, wagon shed, and hog pen; -he will also give the barn a coat of paint. Mr. Charles E. Wills is having (the and repaired, T. C.

Wills doing the -carpenter work. The German Baptists are having a two weeks service of meeting. A-mong the preachers are Revs. T. J.

Kalb and L. Flohr. Joseph Beard and family have moved to McKeesport, going there by wagon. They started last Tuesday. Singleton Dorsey and daughter, Miss Annie, made a trip to Eramltsburg on Tuesday last.

Messrs. Walrer and Howard Smith visited their father, Jacob Smith, last Saturday. There will be preaching in t'heM. E. church nest Sunday evening, Rev.

C. J. Buyers, pastor. HEALTH is fully restored by the Trent alterative and tonic. Hood's Snreiiparillu, and vou rcini'iiibrr the old suyiiifr, health IS WEALTH.

PLiHNVIEW, Oct. 21. Washington Brenizer.who lived near the two on the Harrisburg road, died suddenly on last. Saturday night. He had been husking corn dur ing tihe day and retired as usual.

Some time during the nignt ne complained of a numibnesa in his arm and died a short time afterward. Mrs. Catharine Tate and Mrs. Elias Hess, of this place, visited friends near Harney last Saturday and Sun day. Charles Cashinan recently had the misfortune to cut off one ot nis fingers by getting it in the knives of a binder.

Mr. Cashman, with much presence of mind, picked up the finger from the ground where it had faiin nnrl renlaced it where it be longed and with the assistance of Dr. Goldsboro is getting on niceiy. Mr. W.

B. Fidiler and wife visited friends in Franklin county last week. Mr. Levi Deardorff, wife and daugh ter Dora visited friends at Xtover, York county last week. Miss Mav Noel, of Dauphin county, visited friends in this place last week.

Mr. John Fidler. wife and sister Sophia have gone to the World's Fair. Judge Swope, candidate for President Judge; G. W.

Irwin, candidate iof Director of the Poor, and W. C. D. Marshall, candidate for Associate Judge, were circulating in this neigh borhood looking up their interests during the past- wieek. Mr.

Ambrose Tate, of Hunterstown recently lost two fine roosters. They strayed on forbidden Boil, would not drink whnskey, and were ghot. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy- No one who is acquainted with its good qualities can be surprised at the ereat popularity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It not only cures colds and grip effectually and permanently, but prevents these diseas es from resulting in pneumonia. It is also certain cure for croup.

Whoop ing cough Is not dangreous when this remedy is given. It contains no opium or other harmful substance and may be given as confidently to: a baby as to an adult. It is also pleas ant to take. When all of these facts are taken into consideration it is not surprising that people in foreign well as at home, esteem this remedy very highly and very few are willing to take any other alter having once used it. For sale by J.

Burkee, McSherrystown, and Dr. J. S. Kemp, Littlestown. Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mattings and Feathers at the very lowest prices.

THE WENTZ Hanover, Pa. It Arendtsville." Arendtsville, Oct. 21. Our farmers have begun husking corn and report the crop turning out good. Since the late rains the fail sown grain looks excellent in this locality.

The chestnut and shellbark crop isL short and they command high prices. A J. Jlittinget, whose barn was burned a month ago, has the masons and carpeniiiersat work putting up a new one. John Nicholas and wife, of Reigels-ville, were recent visitors at Rev. D.

T. Koser's: Daniel Minter and wife, of Hanover, at Reuben Minter's; Da vid Btabaugh and wife, of Harney, at the home of Roht. B. My ers. Elias Spangiler.of Carlisle, spent a few days among friends here last week.

A. F. Trositel and Arthur Roberts attended the Hagerstown Fair last week. Miss Katie BMtlnger Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Shumard.at Spring Lake, N.

J. Isaac M.Bucher, aged 83 years and 9 months, died at the home of Samuel Reed, his son-in-Jaw, In Butler township, on Sunday last. Interment was made in Pfoutz's church yard at Marsh Creek on Thursday. He is survived by tiwo children: Daniel D. Bucher, of this place, and Mrs.

Samuel Reed, of Butler township. Many women are denied the' happiness of children through derangement of the generative organs. Mrs. Beyer advises women to use Lydia E. Pink-ham's Vegetable Compound.

"Dear Mrs. Pimkham: I suffered with stomach complaint for years. I got so bad that I could not. carry my children but five months, then would have a miscarriage. The laBt time I became prepnant, my husband prot me to take Lydia K.

Pinkliam's Vegetable Compound. After taking tho first bottle 1 was relieved of the sickness of stomach, and bepan to feel better in every way. I continued its use and was enabled to carry my baby to maturity. I now have a nice baby girl, and can work better than I ever could before. I am like a new woman." Mrs.

Frank Beykk, 22 S. -Second Meriden, Conn $5000 forfeit If oriqlmi of aboue letter proving genuineness cannot be produced, FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMAN. Don't hesitate to write to Mr. She Mill understand yourease perfectly, and will treat you with kindness. Her advice is free, and the address is Lynn, Mass.

No woman ever rearretted havinir written her, and she has helped thousands. IF IT IS THE Suits 7 I 114 JJL This is the only place in Adams county where Wooltex is sold. Made for people who are particular. Price no higher than for the ordinary kinds elsewhere. GETTYSBURG, WANTED.

A good strong-'handed farmer Ho take charge of a 2J0-acre farm situated in Adams county. Apply at this office or address P. O. BOX 323, Gettysburg, Pa.