The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 2

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MONDAY. NOV. 16. 1885. AMEBOCBATIC rtjoieing atJettw- CwrUtnly a nappy illaatntion eUrul of execution of Loaia Rial can above level ofajndi.

ttnl A few will qoeetion of the tanity or insanity of the Canadian adminiatration. THE Itteet core for bad grammar is the device of a Boston man, who pinched hia wife whenever ahe made granunatical error. If aome newa- paper men were treated to this remedy, whenever the occasion called for it, they would be black and blue all erer, fifty two in the year. WITH a war in Europe and another ic Asia, both giving promise of big developments, the war critics of the newspapers will now be tempted to study up geography and find whether Servia is in China or Afghanistan or the Soudan; also whether King Theebiw of Burmah in Sooth Africa and subsists on stewed missionaries served on the half sheil. As AN example of newspaper enter, prise carried to a high degree oi typographical perfection we have rarely seen anything better than the annual trade number of the Florida Union published at Jacksonville, for October 1885.

The paper used is of fine quality, the type clear and well displayed, and reading matter which treats of the history, growth and present resources of Florida, is ably compiled and intelligently edited. have given considerable epace to-day to an article on the mystery of the prophetic dream which resulted in the finding of the body of Columbus Dronenburg at Urbana. Those who expect to find a "raw head and L.o.xly bones" story will be disap- )oiuted, but we think the article will repay perusal nevertheless. The argument of the writer would seem to that of the sage lamblichus of old, wbea he wrote; "There is a principle of the soul superior to all nature, through which we are capable of surpassing the order and systems of the When the soul is elevated to natures better than iteelf, then it is entirely separated from subordinate natures, exchanges this for another life, and deserting the order of things with which it was connected, links and mingles iteelf with another." band. A quarrel sulted in Dogan be- tke narrow ath into ana louna jnrad internally.

and placed in jail. to what fa THE wonderful force that is in a lump of coal is aptly ill us rated in the improved appliances now used on ocean going steamers for utilizing the full amount of energy which is due to the combustion of coal. The New York Sun has been making some bighly interesting observations upon this subject A rvmaikable instance of the economic use of is afforded in the case of the- steamer bniL to carry cargoes cheaply at a low speed, and which left EneUnd for China witli a cargo of 5,600.000 pounds. During the first part of the voyage from Plymouth to Alexandria, the consumption of coal was 252,240 pounds, the distance being 3,380 the consumption per mile was. therefore, only 83.5 pounds, and the coMomptioa per ton of carg- per mile, 0.028 pound; in other words half an of coal propelled ton of cargo OM It ii further ttated that tke kcoAotire pwr- foimsBOt in.

this coontry showia con- Mmption of about two ounces of coal per ton of freight hauled one mile, at of IS miles an bour inclwdirg stoppages; on tinea having grata of hum. 68 to 70 per mile, IfABjox. VA. No-. day Mr.

a do oak walking Bagpd BUI with Mini Dowam. patatng narrow pathway, they wen by Mr. Fieri Dugaa. a farmer suitor for i. which ing thrown from narrow below.

Dugaa's broken and it found in- Hi. fearing to what fate would nWuid Dogan die, other, who a lawyer, that Fauntlwov and be married at this preventing her being called a Korea in Knowing that sheriff would do all power to prevent tbe Marriage, the very quietly. A license was procured and accompanied by her brother, drove to tbe jail on Friday night, where they met by Lawyer Fauntleroy and a minuter. Having located tbe cell, they pushed their carriage under tbe cell window. By clambering to of her brother, who stood braced against jail wall, was enabled to her lover's hand.which be thrust through a broken glass in his cell window.

In this strange situation, unable to each others' face the couple were burr ediy married. A Thi.r-Proof Pence. Fnoat UM Chicago A large landholder in England has planted an immense fruit farm, 40,000 plum trees being one of the items set out. In to make a pe fect thief-proof fence he has surrounded the farm with cottonwood set only a foot and a half apart. By tbe time the fruit t-ees are in bearing the trunks of the trees will touch each other.

Then be proposes to head them off 18 feet from the ground, and keep the ftprouL- cut back to this point two or three years thereafter. In this way he expects to have a living wall 18 feet high, that will at least last as long iLe fruit trees in the orchard last. AdvtrHsMRMts. Special Attractions -AT; THE-- this week. We've got them at last.

Expert Bicyclist and Polo players. Monday Tuenlay and Wednesday nights. Nov" 17; and iftth. This combination intf-oluce double and si-scle trick and fancy bicycle riding also the erer popular game of Polo Con usiiur the celebrated Star machine. Don't fail to sec them.

Roller Rink Open-- Every night and Saturday afternoon- Music each --BY THE-Frederick Rink Band. Admission lOcts. Skates lOcls. L. W.

Storm Manager OUR DEPARTMENT IS STILL COMPLETE A SPECIALTY IS All Wool Tricots At 3O mid Per Tard. A fu'l of White. Kcd Gruj- Kbtn- MERCHANT TaiLORING we "till PROF.f?. W.T IIARLKV.Cuttcr and Manager. We invitv yctit cali and our stock.

Jas, Waller Co, 4 6 W. Patrick St. AKKlVAtS. Our stock has been enie'ied in the Department. Xew MT- ke's, PTtwh Sacqucii.

Jersey and Bouclo and Sea! and Astracban by the to noequaled. The prettleat line of Bmcwle Trivets in Black and Two rfHored to fn the market. Chenille to all cokira 54 X. MARKET STREET Many MrrdtMts in Goods re daccd to com. NEWSPAPER! I jm opantd verr dlawcr MTI fraoi OBC of the heat ffcOortaa.

are in new MMPM aa4 are well woith cxaaiUutlaa. F.B.8APTIIIOTOir. A mst BhcSH HANDYCOX RICHARDSON BOYNTOh Popular-Powerful Furnaces harea world-wide reputation for satisfactorily heating; private or public Hare more conveniences for savin? fuel and tabor arc absolutely CM and dust tight, and are the cheapest urnacea to me. (ESTABLISHED 232 234 Water ff. York.

SOLD BY OH AS. IV. The Mirror is no flatterer. Would you make it tell a sweeter tale? Magnolia Balm is the charmer that almost cheats the looking-glass. -Ttie Best St(les- --IN ALL SIZES HATS, STA.NOA.K.O HA.TB --A beautiful llnoOf-- CM TLDREN'S GOODS.

TRAVELLERS 38 North Market Snwt TWQ-STORT RRTdC HOUSES with ueep lots, and a vacant iot a ijotnirwof' ftontajceand runniinr back to a depth of 300 feet, situated on W. Any of the above houses will make a deeiimblchoni- and to the vacant lot offers gn-at op pnrtunity. Will sbewp. For ap- ROUTZAITN BOWERS, lumber Deaten. Raat Patrick St ALL A JPA KK C.

E. A C. REDUCED PRTCES. A INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS CURE Al Rlous Compbtfe GREAT SLAUGHTER CON KLIN'S BAZAR! CLOSING OUT Blankets, Bed Comforts, Underwear, -AT- In order to make room for our large stock of We will offer for the next FIFTEEN DAYS OXLY. Our complete stock of the above goods at less than cost.

This is no Windy Advertising Bluster but an absolute fact. Those who know the BAZAR MAN 4 Know that when He talks He means what He says, and is talking now and tells those in need of Blankets. Bed Comforts. Underwear. That they can be bought for the next 15 days cheaper than they ever have or ever will be sold again.

We ouly ask that before purchasing yon consult prices at CONKLIN'S BAZAR, The leader of tow Pdcss an I copy for Imitators. novlGdlw. octSJeod dtwtkn a Quarter of a Century in the Manufacture of tbe Celebrated JtllLBK L. H. Miller, SAFE 1 IRON WORKS, LIMC KILNS- WHICH ARE BO CELEBRATED IYML THEIR QUALITY Ot LIME.

BATB BBEK THOROVGHLT PAIRED AND IMPROVED BT 0S. We hare ir on band and an tally a quality of WHICH FOR AITD WHITBH IS UNEXCELLED. are prepared to On orden promptly ani and with an article that cannot fal aittf TH08. OILMEft 8CHLET. for foil and winter now ready call early and get choice They have been 1 w'th ereat csirc in Philadeipbia snd New York, from the largest importing houses.

And we can give 00 the finest line of men's wear in Frederick to srlrct from- Suits made to order and fit guaranteed. Full line of underwear, and men's furnishitsf D. V.STAUFFEK. No. 11 WEST PATRICK CSt.

Lib. Ban. OcttMtt A mtw At CHT Hall Dry Bata Baltimore, Md. Sole Manufacturer of Miller's Patent Fire and Burglar-Proof Safes, BANK VAULTS. DOORS AXD LOCKS.

Principal W. Baltimore St. near Hanover. Factory--Square bounded by Warner, Claret. Henrietta and Fremont Sts- South Bal- timcre.

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Frederick JM. ASO MTKKART of given at City HalU in Frederick city, during: -the weefc of the INSTITUTE. with Monday, tbe Mth. and ckMing; 1 1 Friday, the 3Dth instant. They will consist of vocal and instrumental music.

READINGS AND ADDHBS3E3 hy the best talent of Baltimore and PROF. WOODWORTH. iMtrnct in Elocution. Johns Hopktn's tTnivefity: Pnor, A. SKWELL.

Prindpalof the State i 5chol.and of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South, of this city, and other prominent persons, will i prrt in these entertainments. On Monday and Thursday erenings. adaiie- sicn free. Tuesday.

Wednesday and i cTenhwe. admission cents; galleries i HaTinft spared neither labor nor expaaeie. we hope public will show its appreciatioai br.lihe^p-ronage^ The crand piano wni be furnished by Wat. Baltimore, by Wm. nc FLORIDA ORANGES, MALAGA GRAPES.

FRENCH PRUNES, SEW HARDT'S pair of good a the Dowm Town Dry it theai are the benedt or our yon rwcwt while they am dowa. L.W..