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4 The PailyNewg. FRIDAY, DEO. 24, 1886. To Our Patrons. Special Notice--Notice Bowers, the Confectioner at Thomas' The Remington Type-Writer Special Notice--No Chestuuti LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

What Happened a Tear Ago To-Day The semi-annual inspection and examination of the Maryland School for the Deaf add Dumb took place, showing a highly satisfactory condition of things and reflecting great credit upon teacheri and pupils. Tfia Telephone exchange will be closed on Christmas day from 10 o'clock a. to 5 o'clock p. m. What is more useful than a ladies or a childs coat for a Christmas gift and the Bee Hive is selling them at cost.

Auction every night at seven o'clock. At Christmas Candies for Christmas'are to be procured at Beckley's in any quantity desired. Test their confections if you want the best. Becklcys, the manufacturing confectioners, South Market street. The F.

meeting of the Frederick Literary Association will be postponed until the evening of the 3d of January, when, the association will be entertained bv Miss Gussie Snouffer, at the residence of Mr. Lewis M. Nixdorf. When Very Young Children are deprived of their natural nourishment it ia difficult to procure a proper substitute therefor hence the alarming mortality among infants. Mellin's Food, which is recommended by the highest medical authorities, has been prepared to meet this very want.

Our Eight-Page Edition --An eight- page editioa of THE NEWS is issued today in commemoration of the Chris- maa holidays. One full page of to" day's edition is devoted entirely to the subject of Christmas, while in addition to that its list of original, special and selected matter is more than usually bright and entertaining. Christmas and last evening onr streets were made lively by Christmas shoppers, and judging by the appearance of the atores.our merchants did a good trade. Many a mysterious looking package was quiety consigned to its hiding place until Christmas morning. Tonight the scenes of yesterday will no doubt be repeated.

Laid to funeral of Mr. Chas. S. who died on Tuesday last, took place this morning at 10 o'clock from his late residence West Third street. Eev.

E. K. Eschbach officiated. Interment was made at Mt. Olivet cemetery.

The pall bearers were "Wm. Barrick, Chas. F. Cashour, Chas. F.

Knock, Samuel Gittm- ger.Wm. H. Burger and Wm. H. Bixler.

A. T. Eice Sons, undertak- Merry Christmas, era. Innocent Perry Valley Register states that Perry Speaks, an idiotic but innocent old colored man, has been seen about the streets Middletown almost daily for very many years past, was taken to Monte- vue Hospital last Friday morning Everybody in Middletown will miss "old Perry," but as those with whom he had a home there were not able to make him as comfortable as he shoulc be, it was deemed better to take him to the comfortable home provided by the county for such persons. Mrs.

Burner's Funeral--Mrs JEliz abeth Burrier, widow of the Jate Solomon Burncsr, of Frederick county who died on Wednesday, at Woodberry, Carroll county, aged 80 yeari anc 5 months, was buried yesterday from the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mrs Burrier was highly esteemed by al who knew her. She had lived in Wooc berry 26 years and had been a mem- bes of the Methodist Church 51 years She was the mother of 13 children grandmother of 67 and great grand mother of 28. On Christmas Day while indulging in all other pleasures of the occasioi do not forget thatlone of the funnies events of the holiday season is taking place at the roller skating rink, East Prtrick street. To-see Prof.

Cyrus W. Poole, the eminent lecturer, in the role of Santa Glaus will be one of the rarest treats of the year, and in addition to that the managers of the rink offer other features that wil prove equally as amusing. In fact the attractions at the'rink for the coming week BO one can afford to miss. Hxwd'a Sarsaparilla, acting through the blood, reaches every part of the in this way postively cores How it will be Celebrated in i At tho thurches. Complete a of the Special Christmas Services at the Various Places of i Christinas is in the air today dei- ite the gloomy clouds and the rainy Teary aspect of the The week hai been a busy bustling one among people of Frederick.

The merchants have been in euch a rush hat customers were sometimes neglected unintentionally, the ehoppera lave been flitting hither and thither with big bundles and little bundles, packages and small, aud alto- jether now that the happy day ia no at hand the excitement runs more than ever high. Not among the of the Christmas festivities in this city is the observance of the holy anniverpjtry of Christ's birth in our churches. In view of this Tnz Naws haa carefully ompiled the following of he services at the various placet of ir 01 ship. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHVECH. The at the Lutheran church will be held at night, and the music to be rendered will be of the highest order.

'Hear Us, Israel," Dauk's "Sing 0, Heavens and C. A. White's master-piece, "Exulting Angels," will be rendered with full or- of Prof. John Neipold, 1st violin; Harry Young, 2d violin; R. Kemp, flute; T.

Young, trombone; Jos. K. Hoffman, cornet; Jacob F. Schmidt, bass viol. ThoB.

S. Eader will preside at the orgam, in his usually masterly style. The membera of the choir are: Mrs. A. R.

Yeakle, leading Misses Nannie Frazier, Carrie Bennett, Ann I. Foi, Tempie Wilcozon, Mantz, Edith Best, Hattie Vantossen, sopranos; altos, Missea Mollie Tabler, Clara Zimmerman, Maggie Moore, Maggie Carty, Nettie Keeter, Lydia Best, Florence Woodward, Clara Kline.Maggie Hahm; bass, Edward Schroeder, David L. Elkins, David Best, August Fromke; Tenors, Wm. E. Schroeder, C.

N. Hahn, J. Schroeder. The above music has Ven carefully prepared by the able leader, Wm. E.

Schroeder, and is surely classical enough to be appreciated by the audience who will attend the services. One solo, "For Unto Us This Day is Born," by Mrs. Yeakle, it very The bass solo by Edward Schroeder, "Wrapt in Astonismeat," and tenor W. E. Schroeder, "Blessed is He That Cometh," are also yery fine.

The pastor, Rav. Dr. Diehl, will deliver a sermon suitable to the occasion. nEFOHMED CHUB.CH. The exercises at this church will consist of the following: A Christmas Eve childrens' festival service in the church, beginning at 6.30 o'clock, p.

m. The church has been tastefully decorated with evergreen garlmds, autumn leaves, to which were added to day two Christmas trees, laden with gifts for the children. The service will consist largely in the rendering of joyous Christmas carols, the awarding of premiums, the distribution of gifts, together with a short address. The entire service will be under the direction of the pastor. There will be an early Christmas service in the church; the last bell will ring at a quarter before 6 a The service will be opened by a processional hymn on the part of the children of the Sunday school.

Special music has been carefully prepared. The large and trained choir for the occasion will be assisted in rendering the music by seven or eight members of the Fredsrick Cornet Band, with selected instruments. There will be a Festival service on Christmas night at Harmony Grove Union Chapel, at 7 o'clock p. m. The chapel has been handsomely decorated and a special programme has been arranged for the occasion.

On Sunday morning and evening the church services will be of a character, with special music prepared for the occasion. TRINITY M. E. CHURCH. The programme of the Christmas Festivities of Trinity M.

E. Church, on Friday evening, December 24th, 1886, commencing at 6 30 o'clock, is follows: March, "Glorv to God;" Prayer, Rav. J. 0. Knott; Chorus, "Once Again;" Responsive Reading, "Prophecy;" Anthem, Glory in the Highest;" Responsive Reading, "The Annunciation;" Chorus, "Christ is Born in Bethlehem;" Re8ponsive Reading, "The Birth;" Chorus," Adeste Fidelis;" Responsive Reading, "The Advent;" Chorus, "Star of the East;" Address, Rev.

J. O. "Koott; Chorus, "Christmas Bells;" Reiponsive Heading, "Praise;" Chorus, What Grand Oeieaiial Mnsic;" Benediction. The music to be rendered on this occasion will be of a highly pleasing character. The following named gentlemen kindly consented to give their valuable aid: Proffe.

Neipold, Bfiat F. Schroeder, flat cornet; R. Kemp, flute; Harry Young, trombone; Thomas Yonny, bass horn. The public and friends of the Church are cor- dialy inyited to be present. ALL SAINTS' r.

E. CHURCH, At All Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church, the Festival of the nativity will be obserted with the full Christmas service, at 11 a. followed fcy the Holy Cuaimunion, and sermon by the rector, Rev. Osborne Ingle. music, under direction of Miss Annie Campbell, organist, will be rendered by double quartette choir, embracing very fine selections.

Gerrish's "Te Deum Laudaimu," in A flat; Locke's Christinas Anthem, "Glory to God;" "Glorias" from Turle, Bennett ami Mendelssohn; Fidelia," "Shout Glad Tidings," "Ilurk the He.ald Angels" and Miis Campbell's arrangement of "Venite Exultemus Domino" and Benedictua. The offortory will be devoted to Dome'-tic Missions. The Sunday School will hold their Christmas celebration on Monday night. The program will embrace a number of joyous carols, presentation of offerings and an dress by the rector. ST.

JOHN'S CATHOLIC CI1URUI. will as usual commence in the St. John's Catholic church Christmas morning at 5 30 o'clock. Theie will also be services there at 10 o'clock a. m.

The music used in that church tomorrow will be especially fine. The program has been arranged au ioUows: Christmas March, Prof. L. Englebrecht.Mozirt's Seventh Maes; offertorium Adams; sung at the late Patti concert in Baltimore. Adeste Fidelis, Bueler; Postores, Mozart.

The ladies and gentlemen composing the choir will be as follows: Mrs. Hayden, Mrs. Dr. Ed. C.

McSherry, Mrs. Banghinan, Miss Mollie Eisenhauer, Miss Jennie and Carrie Beckley; Messrs. John A. Blatteau, Dr. Ed.

C. McSherry, Smith, Geo. Rhodock, Thomas Smith Joseph F. Euenhauer and Charlei Rohrback. If.

E. CHURCH, EAST CHUBCH STREET. Special religious services will be held the Methodist Episcopal church, East Church street, on Saturday morning at 6 o'clock. All are invited to attend. On Christmas evening at 7 o'clock the Sabbath srhool, in charge of a special committee, will give a public entertainment in the main audience room of the church, to which the public are cordially invited.

The committee will spare no pains to make it an occasion of great pleasure and profit, as a beautiful and elaborate programme has been prepared for that evening. The regular services of the church will be held on Sabbath next as usual. ST. JOHN'S REFORMED CHURCH. The following is a schedule ef the services to be couducted at the St.

John's German Reformed church on Christmas day: Services at 10 o'clock in the morning, at the conclusion of which the sacrament will be administered to the congregation. Christmas anthems especially practised for the day will be sung by the choir. On Monday evening Dec. 27th the Sunday school attached to the church will hold their annual festival in Kemp Hall, commencing at seven o'clock, which will consist of recitations, addresses, rendering of Christmas hymns by the scholars, and last the distribution of gifts. LNITED BRETHREN CHLRl H.

Christmas day will be celebrated in the U. B. church, on Christmas day in the afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in an appropriate way. There will be erected a handsome Christmas tree, containing the treat of candy, also the gitts in envelopes. With this there will be appropriate services the singing of hymns and recitations by the scholars and an address by the paatoa.

admittance fee. Rev. D. R. Bovey will conduct the services.

SALVATION AKMY. At the Salvation Army barracks, Fourth street, there will be special Christmas services at 3 o'clock in the afternoon in the evening and at 7.30 o'clock, Captain and Mrs. Miles will be present and conduct the exercises. Tbe services will have especial reference to the anniversary of Christ's birth. MISCELLANEOUS.

There will be no special Christmag services at the German Baptist church West Fourth members of the German Lutheran Sunday-school will hold their services this evening, at 7 o'clock, they will consist of singing Christmas carols, recitations and distribution of infant school connected with the Lutheran church will hold its Christm is exercises to-morrow evening at 7 o'clock, which will be of a very interesting will be entertaining Christmas exercises in the co'ored churches on East and West All Saints streets, consisting of specially prepared music, addresses, presentation of gifts and other interesting ercises appropriate to members of tho church and Sabbath school of Quiun A. M. E.church on East Third street, are making great preparations for their Christmas services. At 0 p. m.

Christmas day Santa Glaus will present each member of the Smuday school presents from two beautifully decorated Christmas trees. The Sunday service will surpass anything given heretofore in thia church At 11 o'clock m. the Ckrietcuab sermon will be preached and Christmas around the altar held. At 7.30 o'clock p.m. cial Christmas services will be held by the Sunday school.

Grand illustrated blackboard renew, as bright and morning Star, Jesut, His birth, life, death, resurrection, glory and triumph; to he followed by Christmas recitations, addresses and songr Duet and chorus, "Christina Belle," by Mies 1.. L. Hall and Mi-s Jane Tasker; recitation, E. Cornish and G. Tasker and others; eoug, of Bethlehem." A.ddres«- ee by Rev.

J. N. Collett, Rev. R. E.

Probee and Rev. Lhlleary Oountee -At the Atbury M. E. church, East Saint street, there will be Christm-ia services by the Sabbath school, con- Mating of carola and recitations, after which the rmil presentations will be made, commencing this evening at p.m. There will be a grand entertainment held at this church during the holidays by the ladies under the leadership of Miss Louisa Jackson for the benefit of the will be no special Christmas exercises in the Presbyterian church, but on Thursday next the annual church sociable will be held in the Lecture will be special Chriat- mas exeicisea this evening and tomorrow in many of the churches in the county towns, vie Middletown, Jefleraon, Libertytown, town and other places.

Dress trimmings, notions, below coat at the Bee Hive. Auction every night at seven o'clock. dtf Philomatheon Meeting. Much of the time of the meeting of the Philo- mathean Literary Society at Armory Hall last might was occupied by business connected with the constitution, but nevertheless the special Christmas program wai well rendered and proved to be extremely interesting. The meeting was very well attended.

December 23d, after a lingering illness, Eddie, youngest ef Reuben and the late Alice Shank, of Baltimore, died at his home there. He was aged 11 years and 1 month. The family are well known in this county. The remains of the deceased will be brought to this city for interment. Eli Summers, son of Henry Summers, on the Mount Philip farm, northwest of this city, died last night about 7 o'clock, of heart disease.

He waa about 28 years of age and much respected by his many friends. Harry, the two-year-old son of Mr. G. Clinton Winebrener, of Walkersville, this county, died to-day after a short illness. He was a bright and interesting child and the parents have the eincerest sympathy of their friends in their bereavement.

The funeral will take place to-morrow. We were pained to learn today of the death of an old subscriber, Mr.C. F. Bowersox, of near Doub's Switch. Mr.

Bowersox died at au early hour this morning of consumption, being in his 57th year. He waa a gentleman of sterling character and waq highly honored and esteemed by all who knew him. Something Mutilating are not compelled to beg, buy, borrow or infringe other peoples inventions or brains to get the best results from the letter press, but we have originated a process by which we can execute much finer work than has ever been turned out by this or any other office in this section. "Lead but never follow" is our watch word, but where our customers desire something finer than letter press we can furnish them with lithograph work in all its varied branches at prices about what is generally charged for a very poor imitation. We have a fall line ot samples of commercial lithography and would be pleased to pubmit the same with prices.

Lithography is an art, but any attempt to imitate it with the letter press is a fizzle. Our customers will please bear in mind that we have the MUTILATING process and it consists chiefly in a wholesale reduction of prices--in other words prices cut all to thunder. think of it, Business cards at from $1 per thousand up. Letter heads from $1.25 per 1 000 up. Shipping Tags from $1.15 per 1,000 up, according to size.

It is impossible to give here a price on every thing we can furnish but will say it will ue our pleasure to quote prices or Don't buy a dollar's worth of clothing until you first visit the great clearing sale at the Excelsior. A First ladieu scarlet vest at 67 aud 82 ceuts worlh 125 and 150 at the Bee Hive. Auction every night at eeven o'clock. The Broad Run Jonas E. Flook hai at la-t commented to accept the postoflice at Broad Run thin county, and then only when by so doing the office prevented from being cioped.

Hen's woolan mitts, 3 cents a pair at the Excelsior Clearing Sale, corner Market and Second a special meet' of Lynch Lodge, A. F. and A. i held in this cily Lwt evening the following oflifere were for the year: W. Jacob Tyson; S.

Dr. Thos. E.uler; Allen Quynrs; secretary, George E. Myer. of Dr.

T. A. sad intelligence of the death of Dr. T. A.

Shower, of Mintheotor, M1 reachud this city this Dr. iShowor waa a brother-in-law of Mra. Lewis Clingau and Mrs John this city. Dr. J.

S. McKenzie, eye surgeon and optician. All diseases of tho eye successfully treated, and operations skil- fully performed. Spect.icles and eye glasos adjusted for all diseiiFBH of vision. Office ovor telephone exchange, East PAtrkk street.

The indications for 24 hours from 3 p. m. are: For Maryland and Virginia, rain, cooler, northwesterly winds. CHRISTMAS EATHER. The following telegram has been received at thin office llusi afternoon Hoist cold wave i will fall 15 to 20 degrees i i the next 24 to 48 hours.

They a quarrel between Jacob Miller and hip brother Isauc and Miller, at Sabillasville, this county, a few days ago, Iwaac struck Jacob on the head with a club, badly injuring him. Wm. Freeze and Harry Smith, cousinn, residing in Eyler's Valley, this county, quarreled last we Smith cut Freeze on the wiist and across the abdomen with a knife, pio- duciog ugly wounds. Red flannel underwear 96 cents a set at the Excelsior Clearing Sale, corner Market and Second streets. Hotpl following are the arrivals at the principal hotels today: HOTEL.

Freidenrich; Hinton, StevenH, Balto; Moody, Washington: Laurick, New York; Blodgett. Weatfield; Hurly, Brooklyn; county, 29. OARLIN HOUSE. Waters, Oxford, Pa; A Rhodes, Harrisonburg, Va; Staley, Davis, Fowler, Baltimore; Seymore, Tanevtown; A Dempsey, Popular A Turner, Mt. Ephraim; A Green, New York; A R.

Green, Massillion, I) Grimes, BrowningBville; county 28. FOB Twr eartjr for prlmn water Oj-stete. flno urM-ys. Of dehrervd promptly to pert of tbo eltjr. John-jton Orlmn.

Frederick county upplo oldor. Pvrsorit purtf jiU) elder suitable for mlnci ttn-nt or family use should ttulr ordcra tvn I'hi alleyx. Solil In nny cheap by the HAKKHS' A I I (HJ FEN UOfc. I.Kit H.Ol'H. liUtilf KMUUtoii IIMK) to tho trade at mill prices, niso liotuiny mvl vom mpul at Ktixi; i liopnt't 'lliitil nnd strc'Ois.

TO running tho only In ttio city. i rrcil to itii'l fiom ull dpots and a i i i In the ultv. nnd Until dull vory chaw-). All left In my cans 1 i properly otiicki.it, so to tho to tmiilntf Un RRIIK-. for tly IIOM mul ultoutioa to Ims'noss I i i I i thu public iiatron- nifo.

1 i (ir tir alttun ut (U'orge K. Shipley's, comer Miirki'l nuil Tlilul Houek cm in Miirkt mi.) I'lmrnh sirevte; Olty Hotel, inicl stable, All orunrslofl vrtll ho i rotmtl iiticndod to. S. Stuisls. A H'lOCIC 8 A -T will gell at privnU'Mik- sliiinH of Kimtiorft Moi rmniTM Niulcunl lltmk wtoi'k.

I'ull upon (Jims. H. I- out. i UAHKKTS. Crund liest jirapes in r(lrloli, u'l i i with choU and I ananas at A.

C. Mi'Car- iti'H s. submit samples of our work to all intending purchasers. We want all interested to call at our office, see our work and examine our facilities for turning out with dispatch the most artistic work. very respectfully yours, W.

T. Delaplaine The Great Southrcn Printing house. N.B.- We make a specialty of colored poster and other colored printing and sale bill work, in fact everything in the printing line from a visiting card to a mammoth sized poster, and are the only chromatic color printers this part of the country. dwtf Rheymatssm It an tslnlMsh'iJ fiirt that Iloort'i Bar- inpnrllla lias ixwn an invaluable remedy iti nsauy icvcre nici tt ri, effect- Ing nimarkaliln by i pnwnftil artlcn In eorrrctlnsthoiulfllty i tho blood, vrhh'i IB tlio eauso of tlio disease, and i and cnrleblnjj the vll.il fluid. ft it retlntnly fair to Ttli.it nooil's S-irsapfirlUa linn done for oih- It do for $011.

Tlieveforo, It you lUo pains and aches rheumatism, tills pot jut rnody a f.vlr trial. A Cure. I vraa trouble very much wll'i tlsm in my liipi. ind I could Isirdly -walU, nnl isaa confined to ni bed a good deal of i tlmo. lieli ie ommcndc to try took four lioltln and a'n i i I cheerfully recommend Hood's S.irsjprulll,, as one of tlio blood purifiers In tui world W.

if WOOD, IMoorulngtnn. 111. For Twenty Yonm I liavo boen ftffllctod with rheurnatl un 18831 found no relief, but 01 su. I bCR.mt.iklnR and ell I me more good th.in all tlio oilier nu'dk ino 1 ver had T. Kar.c OM, Shirley, "I suffered from tlio dortoii eillert illMti.

I took Jlood's i and run t-ntirely cund." A I'ROUDFOOT, lettrr carrier, C'hlc Ill Wo Khali be Klfcd to cowl, free of eh to all who "mny additional sULrincnts of rurns by Hood's SarsaparlSIa Sold by aW iix for $8. nja only by 0. I. HUUU Lovn il, IOO Doses Ono SPECIAL NOTICES. Forty woriiH or piilllNlinl nndor thin head for Twonty-I'lvo contn week, or CoiitH for throe ftx forty nnd for morn tlian tlircn word Cuf.li mtiHt nil urdrrn for uaontd In thin column.

NO grades of oystors for tho holidays--wholesale nnd retail. The mammoth will bo lafllcd to-nl(fht. Apple toddy. PICK noir. Coir nh(iK'n and all tho seasonable drinks at tho restaurant of J.

K. Shopped. 8 Court street. Hochorcho" will bo published tho first of January. 1WJ7 Price 00 eta.

year. Liberal tprmo to cluo raisers and advertisers, i he circulated oxtpnslvolr In this and adjoining counttes. Address Jefferson, Md. BK fht'iip now platform ncalr lu cnmploto or- dir. lo John E.

I'rico SO'lth- st i onu Mniliot and 1'ittrlok vlrvclrt. d-'ldlw KOK A -One ni'sr platform Hcale, 1'urK'iilir, also ine mw punh. Improve! piitu rn. A fly to Holly IjamH. ast w.

Pati ic'U -M i ci or .1 Prlou corner Market and I'lilrk-K It, d2ldlw tmit hand-ionii) nuisla box will bo tUxllfor. fr-K-iiro chain PM ltd thoy BrO lluilud HutUiiiKi.M'ry nitfbt ibis week at tho Etnopc isi Minimi DON'T FOJKiRT ti.wrHo your oulur early fornomo of Unit lino orlery ut A. Kline's: also oytiti in, i mlnooinoat e. HUN DA SCIicXH-H, sociotlM ami ft beautiful cntonulnmonl In lew of Un- will bn furnlHhcd with dvMuriplIvo I'lronhir bv nddrt mains "Mnn- ttKiu'," Mur land -school Union, Y. M.

0. A. hnlldlnu'. ttnlinnorii. dlilillw A A I VOlt 1 Irm lacs Sin- Eoio IMII i i i i i i 1 Mrs.

Oforuo Kiiiir, 45 Engt Hi'id d-lfllW A A C1DKU--Sparkling and fine just Santa rum, Miimji'H if HoldsK-k chanipiifrno. Tho ladles' Aiit'Olloa vino. Kor sale nt Jos, F. MMtnlmuer'g, (1st "VhTlVTl IS Cod an5 Joropy prnribi-ri'lps, (Itrs, cnconnutH, rntslnfl. furritntft flnd citron at unprcucdouttdly low JOB ISIsuuluuior'a.

SUK I HK13 Itjjpr. lilmborKPt 1 and dvll'n urcniii clucuo, IrnlllH. split peat), HuiA. bounrt ut Jos, Elscnhuuerii, dft) Frldny. DtPcmbor 17th.

a rnlU-h oiiw, dtrawhorry color. A llberrtl reward will bo pnul forany Information luatllnK to her rpoovury, card of NBW8 Kull.8AliK.-A youn(r mule, 0 old. Applv to W. K. Httjlimr, N.

Marltot: lfitidrli Md, at'cSOdtf riAUClAlNS FOU Mt- Isfui-tloti, buvuiiHo wo kuop the bait quality only. Cull and I'xamIno our etoek of Frulta. Hploos, Mlnoeraoat. NowOrloaimMoluasos.and nil klndn of OrouorlpB needed for tho Sohrocdor BeBt. 1 HOOS FOlt hundred and tvronly llvo fat hoffM Just orrlvod and for sale uhcmp at the Uroff Of my fltook Of beautiful wax dolls will bo sold rt'KardloniJ of eoMt from now i utter tn order to eloBo out thodtulro dtook No reasonable offer refused.

Thopo who buy Jlrst will have mlvAntHiro of first oholuo nnd will secure the bcmt barKaltiM. utiatloncry. toy and vwrloty storo, IfrodortoJt. Md. SANTA ('LAUH Will ftrrfvo on tlio 88th, HO don't roriiot toKlvoyour ordornRt thy Court KuRtnurnnt for your oyBtern In Hholl or IUOHK- tiro ilallverrd fioo of ohurKO, Htnnduvds tKlo, solecia oAtra BOlouts fl.SO por imUoa.

Jjenvo ordon now. 1MJPOKTANT TO KKAOBilS OB 1 "TM NEWS, and Why thpy should rend It IH Importunt that overy slum tin wiill Infortnndiis towlmt latrofngon In tho world, lly roadln(f tho heat panor now priu tod Iri iho county, you will ft ml ull diird as voiItn Hollor J'lour, which liufl proven to bo luadiiiK brand of (lour on this market. Christ miiH nuir uthandi If you want to baro Iho HifhtcBi broad and tho bust of ottkim for tho llollduH, UHO UakoiB' Kavorllo Holler Flour and jou will linvo them ovory time. Komuinbut, In taoh sack you will nm a vory kanddonic carr) which will dollKht. tho little folks arid brlntr (uiilluo on tbo of the older ones, itomcmbur, no adulteration, but us pure nn wheat will uiako It.

Wo do not use any Viwlnlii wheat, as dome do. Wo usu all Vitlloy whoat, which la superior to iiny. i any ojccpptlon. orn for It arid ItB incrltn. aoalliiSvf i net (if rnodlcal bookN of by Htaiidtird RU- thotM, (rood HB now, aluo sot of loto 1m- provd i i i i i bilontrinR to rstitto of a dcooaufd TihjHlclan Apply early those w- tlcii-M i bo nnorlllo'd to bo dtuposod of.

Koi I MarslmU Kout, of ndmlnlstrR- i I i A stoolt and lli- tur( of a Hi fit clitsB crv aud liquor storo doling a Kood biislnesH, will bo sold rhoup, fut- dtfiictory ri HNOIIK for sylllriff. Addrrits c-nro of Tins NBWrt." duc'Hdtf A rUTV f'rlmo rotidorod tallow Cull or nddroBX o. Iv. illtely St. Sotiu, Kndcrlok.

Md. I A KKS15NTHI-- f'afllea Wiflhlntir to maki- nnd nBeful C'hrlatiuns prMont nhoulil cull and oxauilno my clepriint stock ol In nold Hllvcr nnd Hteol frames, which I am ofrerlnir at a reduuod prleos, on ir'comit of niy i i Htny In this olty. Call nd mnko your leetlons nnd bavo thoin laid by i i wantod. 1'iof. UttnlolB.

71 North MMfeill 1 1 A A I i In a i bo predated by one. "Ooldon Tlngo Hour" i I prt raluin Ut our JflBt county fair, tho Is exhibited In my i 1 i lnvlto housokoopow nnd i to II fair trial and bo eon- Mneed of HH ovor many other braiidH In our marki beatlijuartfiia for i rn. lioapoct C. Hlohl, 18 S. dlOdtf KOIt HA I.

-look, Rood-will and IlAtures for pale tho Ucc Illvo 'toro onu of tho best In town, woll advert In Vavin(? dono a tiiMh btmlncos of ov fit.CXK) tbo past year. i ry b( fit rouRon for HulhiiK. Apply or call at tin) liee store .3) w. Markot Htreot. I'OU --A comfortablohouHo uontoln- i i rooms, i i Ktts and wator; on East Sci.md i I'OHHI Hslon given A i 1st.

A to John Ilanfolt at I). Tltlow Hon'H wi OH UB'NT'--Dwollifwf' and store room Hltuatcd In tho villuiro tif Walktravlllo. The above been recently built and IH a flno roporly. Thoro IB a larjto Rtablo, furrlaRO OUMO and Ico liouso on tho prcmlMoti; nlfo two i i i i i houses In Frederick, one on Third. street nnd ono on Market street, for further paitlcularH Imiulro of U.

O. Wlnobronor. WalHorsvlllo, Fredr rlok Md. FARM FOR RKNT--Tho farm now tenanted by Jamca K. li for rent from April 1st, 1SS7.

Apply to J. Columbus O'Don- ncll, Potorsvlllo. FHKNCH CONSERVES, fruits of all kinds, only McCardell's; another lot of (-OU Vatnablo Llinn Kiln property In the Valley of Virginia on railroad, convenient lo market and havloic unllmito'i supply of the finest limestone. This Is a raro (banco for any ono who wants to onpraKO In tho luno binlncBH and will bo sold at a sacrifice. Only those meaning business need appl" for particulars St tiincti OCtMtf DON'T eall and see Bontz's Boor Garden on street, Church and W.

Patrick streets, whore you OM have free pool and ten pins of al 1 kinds. 2 a of boer for Drink! served up in all styles. Come ono all. FOB A a trey ifOCKl dltlon, made by Kamsburjr, of Freder.ok. Apply to thin office.

COALI1-- Just rotwlted and for at CUy Oosl Yard, Cumberland prvfiHM to cvs MM. for HMK MM Ore? Wra. 19. Millw i Oo. SPAPFRf.