The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

V- i 1 -t tf The Daily News. Rates of Advertising. 00 10 Stisdjng advertisements. per In. per mo locals per line, each issue Mercoants' Permoath ICC Advertise weaa.vertirulsrr.ic- Stog accounts.

wiU their bills renderec an the first or each cosih. All traixsieat na, Tertlsenients jscysble in advance. FRIDAY. APEIL 20, I8S8. THE ELECTKIC LIGIir.

Tee Model Geo'ge A. Gilbert. I.E.Mcl!ini3:C Btet. CITY, COUNTY AND STATE Another New Discovery. Mexican Sherbet, it will eifailar ate, but not inebriate.

Try it. On draught at Bowers'. Hedse Matters. Messrs. Geo.

B. Philpot and Geo 31. Grayson, of the Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Company, of gone to Talbot couity with a force of workmen, and are planting tne hedges for several large fences. Improvement. Mr.

Edward Baker, of ville, is making some changes about Ms property at chat place which when completed will be quite aa improvement. He bes moved the stable back further from the street and torn away the shop against the northwest side of the house. Mr. Jos. D.

a A Prominent Man. ker, of this city, is in Chicago attending ameetiug of the board 01 directors of the Chicago division of the B. 0. Soad, of which he Las recently been elected a member. Mr.

Baker is aleo a large stockholder and one of the incorporators of the Standard Lime and Stone Com- Siete, recently formed in this Virginia and West Virginia. The Aldermen. The committee on streets held a meeting yesterday aftarnooa and en- giged in the preparation of work for the Board tc act upon The supplemental health ordinance csered at tne "meeting ednesday night by City Health OScer Wm. Crawford Johnson is designed to prevent the loading aad unloading of manure oa the public streets fron scabies, vgrds etc. The Schuyle- Successful.

The question of lighting Hagerstown by electricity was d-cided last night by the Board of Street Commissioners by awarding the contract to light the town for five years to the Schuylsr Electric company, of Mid- "aUetowB, Conn. This company will aiso have the privilege of furnishing incandescent lights. The amount to be paid not exceed the appropriation of The elect company will begin work at once. Another Fire. A stable belonging to Mrs.

John Lutz and situated on East Patrick street in the rear of Lutz and Brcokey's grocery ttore, -wag set on firs about o'clock last evening. Fortunately nothing was in the stable at the time and the fire was extinguished by Messrs. Ed. Eader and Benjamin Ford before the firemen arrived. The fire companies responded promptly, but their services were not needed.

The damage -was very slight. Deatn of Gapt. J-C-Brubaker. Plans and. Propositions of ihe "Wguerhou.se Company.

All interest in the electric Hght movement in Frederick seems to be centering in the movements of the representatives of the Waterhouse Electric Company, of Baltimore. It seems to have been decided in ihe minds of the people that the efforts of the Thompson-Houston people to form, a stock company on the popular subscription baeis has proved anything but the success that is promised, and mat any immediate action in the matter that may be taken, no matter by what company, will be better than further delay. Last night Messrs. F. G.

Waterhouse, general manager; S. E. Zeli, manager of the Bikimore Station, and R. F. Jackson, agent, represent- iag the Waterhonse Electric Company, met in one of the rooms at the Carlin House and held a long conference with Messrs.

F. B. Sappington, David Lowenstein, Thos. H. Bailer, M.

E. Getzendanner and Dr. J. A. Williamson, of this city.

Mr. F. G. Waterhousa is a brother of Mr. A.

G. Waterhouse, the inventor of the Wateri.oase system and the electrician of the company. He quoted the proposition of his company to those present in astraigbtiorward.basisfczs- like way and told some interesting things concerning electric lights. He stated that he had handled a acmbef of the various systtms of electric ighiing, among them bting the United States, Sjhuyler, Thompson- Houston, Brash and Edison. That lis brother ia perfecting the Water- nouEe system had done so after years of careful study and that its results combine the lessons of long years of experience.

The poiats of superiority which he claimed for cue Waterhous-a company were maay and all of them reasona- Ie. The system ia the Erst place does ace erpose the armature to so much danger of burning up is is the case with some systems. Every ar- Eaature so destroyed can only be replaced at an expense ranging from up. The Waterhouse dynamos arc protected from all dangers that night arise from crossed wires, the machines throwing themselves cue of the current automatically and upon an electrical and not a. mechanical principle.

In the matter of the economy ot the system he ttated chat in the item of oil the ezpease to some companies is 50 per month. To There is also a lightning arrester on each machine which case of any trouble turns the current directly into the ground. The incandescent lights can be furuibhed to pa- trots at a less cost than gas, are of 16 candle power full and burn clearly and eteadiiy. In. applying for the contract they would advocate that the city take the light on the all night rule.

It could furnished on that bisis at about a year. CorsrnercUi arc lights could be leased PEBSOJUl AND PERTINENT Minor Local Matters Mention ed. in Brief. Mrs. Harriet Berry accompanied bv Iier nephew, Hoo.

J. fiotrback, of 1'revlenck, left day morcing for liot Sp Arkansas. Capt. and Mrs. B.

F. Brown, of E. Patrick street, who have been eo- journiug in Washington during the at oO cents each for ail night, 2o ceaw WIater months. have returned borne, each burning till i.oO or 9 p. graa MIM Miriam estimating tne actual cost of conduct- Evin visiting them at their honing the here ana the prcatsoc- ere cusring therefrom it was concluded i TT i A i "1 MIDDLETOWN VALLEY MATTERS- Iteuaa of Interest Clipped from Compelled double their capacity in about two years time, in incan- I desceot plant.

In Woo Hand. a city of about 5000, tbey sUrttd with 35 lights and are now arranging for a 125 light plant. In Wjllocaatic, Osage, and elsewhere the result has been the Side. la fusther reference to tne advantage of thtir system Messrs Zell and Waterbouse stated that, ss au illustration of its economy, ia Newark, N. they ran their plant with 3,200 pounds Tbe marks of premature age may be effectually obliterated bv usiag Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.

It colors uniformly, and always givee satssficdoo. The of Col. L. Victor Baujh- raan, wh? have bcea speeding the wmter in expect to take up their residence here on May 1st. appea'ance the peach crcp will be a failure ic this section of tne country.

Increise tie appetite by the use of They csuee coal whiie an of position plant in the same I length, of time used 8,500 pounds. Fjl's They use the Ball engine made Erie, and best can buy. They claim, finally as good a light as any, with aa im-; and are not in timr act oa' proved system the features of whicn As an dinner pill they are un- are the quickness of its electrical reg- equaled ulator and I Mr. Simon of Montgomery chiaery ed at Colt's tOWn Armory, Hartfo-d. Conn.

Tbey have Mr 3were coniectiocer, has been chosen to illuminate the build- I Efc fc making a fice lot of ings of the Ohio Valley Cea'eniel, to treacil candies and has also received 3e held this EPmeter in Cincinnati. putting ia pUnt they offe- this condition, thai if they do not pro- Jf i a other coaeignment Mesican ot his famous Armstrong McKinner.of Buckeys- duce the eame oua'ity light as oth- town, ia visiting Miss Nora Witter, of er coaapaai at 25 per cent in the fiaroioay Grove. costof prodaction they will take back Hood's is peoaiiar to their apparatus After these and nu- itself and sure: ior to all other pre- merous miaors.atemeaisandevp'aaa- paraiions ia strength, economv aad tioas bad beea made the gentlemen medicinal mtrit. stated that their plaa was ic incorpo- Cjius W. Poote, one of Fred- rate a company here at once, then en- erick'a raost acted orators, who has (leaver to secure the city contract; aad been to his home wita broa- the TVaternouse company it is bat a fraction 01 that Eum.

iTr.Waterhouse established the Thomrjson Houston system on. the Pacific coast. He therefore knows what it can do and knows what itaprovemeats have been made upon it by tha Wat-rhouse system. In tke matter of the price at which the lights can be furuiabed.the Waterhouse Compaay is making a reductioa ia. the rates of coinpeliag companies.

In it lowered the price 30 per cent, and other compaaies were compelled to meet them on that basis. In tee matter of the several advaa- tages of the "Waterhouse system over others both Mr. Zell and Mr. Waterhouse spoke of the automatic regulator ia use by them, by -which 90 Capt. J.

C. Brubaker, for a number lights can be cut out afc a me witn- years a resident of Carroll county, out interfering with the current per- died at his res dence in Uniontown yesterday morEicg. He had bean in ill health for some moaths. He served during the war in a Pennsylvania regiment, and WES a member of Door to Virtue L-odge of Masons acd of Burns Post, 2S'o. 13, G.

A- West- ninster. His survives 'him. was Miss Soberts, daughter of the lats Wm. Eoberts, ot Carroll cocntv. HymeniaJ- ilr.

Issac Pyles, Montgomery couaiv, anc clnda S. Heffaer, married at 4 o'cl ucoa at the residence Diehl, West Chu Frederick, acted bride -STES atfecded by Afte: pie oce oa West Charcc, one oa Eas' 3rd aad oce at Braner's mill. It must be asneir the business center aspoEsiole for the reason that the circuit for the incandescent lights cannot well be more than of a. mile in length. The lot des'red should be in dimensions 50 by 60 feet.

The gentemen frankly stated that their idea for interesting Frederick people in the organization of the company was to give it a local a-pect They realize the-importance of local influence aad the fact that home people are prejudiced against; foreign capitalists. No definite action, could be taken in the matter last aighr, but the company separated thoroughly enthnias- tic over the proposition and the gener impression that the proposed company would be incorporated to Jay There wers to be five directors oa. the part of Frederick, each to h'li one ceptibly. Its rapidity is dne to the i more shares and to purchase them fact that it is an electrical and not a or accept them as ast as the? mechanical regulator. In speaking felt inclined.

The Waterfconsa people of the succe-s cf the Wttterhouss 1 Gocrpiay in Baltimore Mr. Zellstated that IE was oaly established there in November but that in the face of ihe opposition encountered from com- paaies that had citr contracts and political infiuence behiad them the stccic, but if the city con-; tract is secured they trill put returned to her home $10,000 worth of stock on the mar- i Jn Co.umODS, Ohio, tais morning, ket, tfcsy holding the balance. If the lir hf Wa cJl -C' Sremaa of matter proceeds ther will at once en- Eoee Company, was deavor to purchase "a lo; ia the cea- ba( 3 fl au whilst running to the Sre ter of the city for the location of their evening. station. A rear lot Tdli do as well as There will be a meeting of the as- any other aad several were i sociaiioa social club ac Nusz Gar- Mrs.

B. A. Black wi'l lecture on Temperecce in this place on Wednesday evening, May 2i. The Germau Baptist Love Feast at GrOrsaickles nieehug house, near El- krtoa, this vallev, will be Leid en Thuredav, May 24th. By a ptirAte letter received from Alt.

Henry J. Jar! at Wayce county, we laforsaed 'hdt sk-i estate left by the late Johu Kepler, a native of ihis valley, who died receatlv ia Wayue ccuntr, tiaiouated to $145 OyO. Whilst Mister Beanr GroiF, son of Mr. David GroiT, of this place, was at Irs fitbejs's stable Monday morning las', ose of tho horses seized him by the left arm abore the eibaw. aad injured it qijt4j severely.

Dr. E. L. Beckiev resdered the necesaary aid. Mr.

Wiilsatn E. Giver, of this vi- c-nitT. ajaong the of the eighty Oral annual commencement of ihe University of Maryland, which took place last 'Tuesday at tht Academy of Music, Biliimo-e. Mr. Gaver returned home oa Wednesday.

As Mr. Groae.of this place, was ex-rcsFiag his colt on Moaday morning last, the anirail made plunge aLd a dash down the bank at the tacnery building, violently jerkiag Croce, who had a firm hold on tie lines-, afser him. He managed ke on his feet, bat nevertheless, had one cf his Ug3 badly sprained. On Sunday afternoon last whiLt Mr. John Brnnner, colored, residiag miles b'outhwebt of this place, wa! riding along "Dean's Level," near town, spring waeoa, the colt attached thereto began kicking at a furious rate aad did not des'staatil the vehicle was wrecked.

Mr. Brunner wa? struck on the riRnfc hand and received a cDmpouad fra-ture of the middle Sager. Dr. Beckley readered the necessary aid, A Plea for a Lock p. A man and woman by the aame of Orriscn were committed to jail last evening by his honor, Mayor Barters, and released this morning.

The Or- ciaim to ba froai Point of Hecks and ecarted for that pl-tce this moraing. Mantels anc! Stoves. Mr. X. J.

Wilson, the well known stove and hardware man, todav ahip- to H. 0. Talbott at Charle'stown, via B. 0. Eailroad, a large 3oc cf slate mantels and fireplace stoves.

Mr. Wilson does a large business in West Tirgiaia. Delicious and Healthful. The new Meiioan ei aga, Frui- Miz, oa draught tonight at Bowers'. A Heavy briloment.

Jacob F. Schmidt today weighed on the public scales here 40 head of cattle which aggregated 56 030 pjua'lc. They were toid by J. H. L-iuidr of Wm.

GrifHth and tbipped to Bdlti- more. Year Party. There was a very leao veer reception held last at the ress- idencejof Mr. au-i JIw. Xoah Career on present were, SIB.

J.Jeukia?,R Hill, E.RickeU-, S. G. Tanner, L. Wit-eiwig, I. J.

Brooke, L. M. Conseh. A. Hall, L.

A. Peck, E. Murdock, Cai-or, E. Carter, L. Squire, E.

Spinner, M. Gross, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Mr. and S.

Tilgjaao, Misa Clara Taeker Mr. and ilra. J. Tctnpfcon. you buy.

10K 0W ING oo Carrol. at $5 taocth. or month. R. eb.

Hr wa. Agent. tame Excursion to Barnum's Clrcuo. The Biltieore aad Ohio K. R.

Co. will eell excursion tickrts, inc'udsnc adoaJessoa to the circus.froai Goithvrs, Frederick Knosville, Lime Kiln and intermediate stations to Frederick, 01 Friday. May 4, greatly reduced Tickets will be sold from the followirg stations at the rates au, and will be good -ag and re- on all regular train? on day of sale Gaitnere, Hoods Morgans $125; Woodbine, 5-125; ilt. Airy, Plane Xo. 4, t'5 cents-; Jjtmes- 80, tredenck 05, Kcox- 20, 15, toi Juuc'ion, 95 cent'; SO, 75, ime 70.

A. ino that Frederick ard v'. b- cheap ai Kcgiauritni. C. HaUer.

WAN TAN FOB 1 to any part of per 1-wl. A pjSy a i BlrtJjri Sonr, East. Pa of I OAKDIXG -VSKS. HAS BEXTX3X I the isrt-o three story dwelling litie'y occupied by Mrs.Swaa. pant Jroct roomc.

moderate, fcce so lo.mion of rorm. Trarclenc custom coiumo4ateU In best eyle. irpt cSUco of maritt. 60 a 'WlIAOSf jJX sncat'c. an-1 all eiaadarU I machine at yjcents per to every pur heser of ear- bonle of the oil.

al Cer KtXwl Ull Apri! 3(Hb. Cluk's. cotton on Vibrator "Slpger" Kc. 133 H.f-- ki't i-t. Md.

TM KISE rails for reasonable jMi a a all the tspscses, put la the ectire plant, and practically conduct The 3gtLred gnren last' Bight as the of theu. calcala- tisn for running txpanzi's, cast of fuel, salaries of aa engineer, assistant engineer, trimmer rett's tobacco store tomorrow even- lag. Mr. Burck has rented a portion of the Central Hotel stables from Mr. L.

T. War.hen, aad will coadnct a general sale and exchange stable in the future. A perfectly sound body and a mind unimpaired are possible only with pure Blood. Leading medical authorities indorse Ayer's Seisaparilla as tte blood purifying medicine in existence. IE vastly increases the working and productive powers of both hand and brain.

Bids for the purchase of the Court House railing, will be opeaed tomorrow by the committee at the office of Col. Joha B. Thomas. Mr. F.

T. Rhodes is engaged ia re- paiating his residence, on Sec- ond street. Mr. A. H.

Hunt has returned from a vist to the city. Advance car Iso. 3 cf Baraum's circus arrived in Frederick Ust night. The crew of ths car are quartered at the City They will leave this evening. Mr, Buchanan Krise today assumed duties of assistant deputy revenue i he Assault Case.

John Guy, who was assaulted by some person on Wednesday night last, a full description of which appeared in yesterday's XEWS, left the city for his home tbia Gay has several ugly gashes about his head and his eyes were very badlv used up. Resolutions of Respect. At a meeting cf the consistory of the Evangelical JReformedChurch Leld yesterday the following resolutions were WEEEEAS, The intelligence has reached us, that Louis Markell, for 17 coasecutive years an elder of this ooagregatioa and for the past 13 years its treasnrer.this morning April 19th, entered into rest. WHSHSAS, It is alike due our de- cefsed brother aad ourselves to bear testimony to the spiritual real and virtues cf heart that adorned his life and scattered the frui's of hia labors and leocvolence aloag its path; there- CK 1C UN HP IO O. insr secured dur las tfte pest winter a or ane is now veil with 1'ure ice AodtfrKoa- ut-i EW INVITE one.

tun -hiLvs hot. to tHkt- rv't under the Bbaile of onr A free welcome Lt extended to ard We Pne -EKCinc L'phc." the and lazi. but not the ol in a erits Cvmc and have social iir tell TOU loursroreoclat-HUy. Georire Jfc Co. OTOUK bOOSI FOR KE.ST.-THBSTtVBBJ 's: roo-o north hWc of Citr Bell, lately oe by V.

Buelsey. cow for rf-tt- Tbie roou; is furnished uHb rcuntrr fhetvios- a 1 Ion Apply to Jcs SJ ru nutr. t-LtlriaauConjnuttueoc Builii.ii?. sprfiurl CK V0B pale. rircc.

bccse nlccbtfcS-- oiisci fo-sjlt anU FOae scouta'of cbnnj er- f.vesl". To nice Dirlttthmutt iioa. cppCltj The importance or pcrifying the Wood cannot lie overestimated, fyr without pure blood you cannot enjoy good liealth. At tins season nearly every ono cccds a. good nvedicino to purify, vitalize, and enrich ihc blood, and TO ask you to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.

ItstrengUicns i AND MKS. 3. iSlscilj.tur.vaie sa'e No. Ku-i i 'o--suasion Kiveti J. S.

1 A i A A CITiXBiT AKQ BJ7S5-- nc-s au'l loj n.otto still let l.He. c-asequcaUy 'n gs is Ja Iv Int-ri ttfli People I pa rot.ize -rbo iHa 1 '-qu-troacd ronoraMB 1 r.f ir.cne.v ua.c 1 1 can i eiL All done In Siy ib 115 I utfjwjft" cfe? "or ail Resolved, I. Thatwebsw 'vith submission to the diyiae will that removed him from usin the raids: of his uss- fuilness. II. That we sincerely lament the death of our brother and compiaioa, and -with melancholy p'easura 'record creates an appetite, and tones the digestion, it eradicates disease.

The peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation of the vegetable remedies used sue to Hood's Sarsupsriila pccul- I-focil-F iar curative powers. ICo iT-SSIT other laedicinehnssudiaiecord of wonderful cures. If you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other instead. It is a Peculiar Medicine, and is worthy yoar confldence. Hood's Sarsapariilaissold by all druggists.

Prepared by C. I. Hood S. Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses One Dollar SPECIAL NOTICES.

Five linon or leia pabUHiiod tin- heart for Twenty-Five centK per week, or ILftecn Centsior three A.d»or- tlitesioRta flvo and vrtujrt ordered for taore tliaa aue mvotb.one- lr-R-centu word a week. About neveii (7) r'Is mftlce a line. AT OXCF--A COMPETEJTT TT bou'spke-ner; a jnijd nhiteladr preferred. GooJ and to a Pntis- acLirr p-E'tr. ArplT tersTille.

Mrt. until 5Iaj 15 h. coilec in the oSce of aia father, on I our high appreciation of him as a maa TRS PCRL'C. IF VOJJ TO icoiK-y the i.re*n3jrf yc.ur floar. feed, cornmt-iil, Ac j-.

K. Ke ftr. wb- je jou will flnrt the tull titucds nt sradc flour; A 1. n-ter Patin SiHs Km ai .1 Kress. So agent for these Kli ur-.

j-n' cvcrj jifuud Tt-sr ranted; Fin'sh htmily FJoar. A trial of tlour I convinci- TOU tha It I Kef ii, a ys on hird a fr fb stock of ctson- ry Prun. Canned 1 obncco aad and every fo'-io KJ agree rr and "tore Buucr ai i ocpht p.rd t-oW- thXen in aarf the t- r.ua yon an wan.b-'S, atfauras- nUih it s' runiouJs. hu-h 1 win ecl't en ea Bt Ciiih All are invited to rtiayttock. 1'rof.

M. E- Urn-cis. XBrkoi orpnyitc CUT Halt I UiMJHASCD THE STOCK. aiturtsond guod vrfl of Mr former liroprl-tor c.f tho Ity ifarkec. JJ xss novrprepnf furnish urea's of EJl tjasis.

Goods ilv'trered Tr. to soy pars of the Iwgpcccf ully. Luibtr C. lerr. 13 South IfKTitS-- You Carry A -whole meuicine chest in your pocket, one box of Ayer's Pills.

As they operate directly oa the stomach 9ttfS. bowels, they indirectly affect every; other organ of the body. "When stomach is out of order, the heafl Ss digestion fails, the hlooiT Tat- comes itopovenshed, and YOU fall saa easy victim to any prevalent diseased 1- JLss SL E. Boyie, oi AViikesbirre, puts the whole truth in a. nutshell, wlsca she says: "I use no other than Ayer's Pills.

They are all that any one needs, and just ti money in doctors' bills." Here is an instance of A Physician her sitter. er ths ceremony the har-Dv cou- left on the 4.10 train, oa a wedding tour, in Baraesville. They will reside Excursion to CalJforrsla. A free sleeping car emersion to, Oregon and Colorado points vriil leave Ms- 7 frnm a lo. i srd viaB tiiaore 8am Ki HenderWs Tested seeds, are expense coverall.

A iOO arc the VSI best h21deodlm. plaai. wua a thousand incacdes- cere plant, 1000 to be added if necessary, wonld pay 15 per ceat oa a capital of ail the stock not to be issued at once. Or to start tiie ht be frora Bela- 5 project ecoaominalSy it nig -vre to pst is two 35 light arc machines 500 lighs izc Victor Horre and Cattle every fanner 509 per cent, for tbcn. Stojk fatten cuch faster, the of railk.

It cnres Jtioj Co'era, aad Gars. Fcvrls p. only one cbange of cars at Kansas City. For forther info: mo- reservaifoa of berths apply to H. A.

pass, and ticket agi. B. O. R. Wilsaiaston, to D.

Bride, pass, ageixt. Central Building, Baltimore. to nearest ticket agent B. 0. E.

E. S. A. Matters. A large ncmber cf Soldiers and spectatois received Capt.

Cartright and accompanist visitors to Frederick last evening. An air meeiing held on the square corner after the soldiers repaired to their Barracks where a little child of Mr. Henry Brnst was dedicated to the army. Major Wells and wife assisted in the exerf ises. Tonight Capt.

White and wife will anve from Bal- and aemt Capt Cartright in the eighth anniversary, will be continued this evening. Chiskea Cholera, lay or.e-tfc:rd ma- I 120133 eggs if regularly. Severely BittenH: Elizabeth Lescb, daughter of cities as York and Scranroc, I)r Geo Leech and one of traveliug jc.an, was in the city ilisa Scse been the gnes-: of Mrs. L. Patrick sixeei, left today St.

Locis, ilo. Dr. Newton E. "Webb, of Harpers Ferrr, is visiting his old frleada Frederick. reaper- gathered eaiy 'Faiher and tnat UCTJO: ERTXG -CJL i-, OFFKK MY are rnnaiDg from 2000 to 5COO te iaralry ot tie F.

Seminary, desceat iamrs. The- area beautiful i as wtjsa on tte ths bal1 tains, tbev soon become popular Own 5a tne Seminary whilst she was engaged ia a came of crcauei on the last evening. TLe Trosad iaSicted was verv caizful bst it 13 tbey soon become popular nsd pay. Mr. Zeli estimated tcaj; it cost them 525,000 to put in a 100 arc and ICOO incandescent light plant here.

It is a compactly built city and is beitei adapted to e'ectric lighting than any city the gentlemen have ever seen. They prefer the ShaefFer iacatdetceut 3ainp ard they ray no royaltv to Edison. Tcere no bad odor, heat or any nuisance i whatever about the olectnc hgnt.Tae iacaadescent lights can be earned into private dweliingg. churches, and are perfectly harmless. Lignt- ning will not follow tee wires in as the current passing over them makes a continuous circuit returning to the dvnamo from which it issues.

Farmer I-euley's Trouble. Geo. W. a farmer, from this 1 C3unty, went to Washington a few days ago for trie srat tirae in 9 yeara. iie knew nothitg aboct the police regTilaSiocs end drove a herd cf cattle through the streets.

An re- qtnrei him to leave $5 coi'ateral. Yes- ars bereby tendered to the family friends of oar deceased brother. V. Tnat token of respect, the eoasistorv his funeral in a i terday rersoaai not thccght that it prove serious. It not as dangerous in a house cr office as telephone and telegraph wires.

W.th the E' The central coramittee of the Union Evscge'istic service held an informal neetinc in Trinity II. E. Caarch this morniag and diseus ed matters relative to future arrangements for the meetings. The services in the M. E.

church, East Church street, last night were well attended, many new faces bring seen ia the coagregation. Carroll, th-i yoaag son of Evangelist E. C. Avis, sang last night and Mr.Brown's talk was on how to cst out devils. The services will be continued tonight and tomorrow night in the Church.

ucie his bonds. He resides near To Clothe Well I. a copy of resoia- I'oss be given to the press for nsbil- cation, including the ''Kefonaed Messenger. ouifl Kf 'cr a who lost his medicine chest, lat, at hand a bottle of Ayer's Pills, himself InTiy Airisnn, SI. of San'Jose 1 CaL, -mites: Some three years by accident, I tras forced, so to to prescribe Ayer's Cathartic several sick men among a party ueers in the Sierra myaiedicice chest having been losS-iaK.

a mountain torrent. 1 was 1 -surprised and delighted at the action the Pills, so much so, indeed, that lisas led to a farther tnal of them, as -well as- of your Cherry Pectoral and Saisapa- nlia. I have nothing but praise thtir favor." Joha Erotrn. ol "VT I prescribe Aver "sESs fj. In my practice, and find them urge tlicir general nsc in T.

E. 31. of 3fd writes: That Ayer's Pills fio coo- tr.il and care the complaints for they are designed, is ss pro to rac as anything possibly can oa. Tln.y are the best cathartic and eat within the reach of the proiefsfcsi. 1 .1 H.

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5 I Tom VAKTIES trxai.rs so "-iras-e a so lss- to to aprtoill -AND- 13 To Clothe Cheap is the ccsirp o' every one, and the only rclace you can pet the lirseic aad most complete stock of cloth ag is at B. ROSENOUR SONS' 30, 41 and 43 Jf. 3IABKET ST-, 3SKA.JNCH, 8 EAST PATRICK ST 6 TON'S HA FOR SALE; IN BLOCKS to Sui; purchaser. Apply to Wm. F.

Se- Sjuih MarXe: street, near stnne- cutter apr.Sdtf ONE-WITH A TEAM to ea icre field at oacp. Sitna- teooncnii'eea-tof Kreder-ck. Cash 5 pi a. tyail at The NEWS oSoe Tn2 haadfomest line ever shown in ise city at Cents. Frencli Satlnes- Ths best brands only.

Koecblins and Scaeurer Rotis, tse prettiest Sn- jsa ana Snest styles in iae market. We show a tcperb assortiaent in both plains and fancies. A Leader in Dress Goods We show to-day the newest aad bv far the best Worsted Dress Goods at 25 cents ever put on the counter, full 36 inches vrith an entire new weave and ail the latest Spring! shades. See the above belore L. E.

MULLIN1X GO. OK SAf.E. EXCELi-SXr MANUST5 ror 'E-jajre at Ed-ward nrfs i-ASTS FOR VARIETIES "I Cabl-affc and Tcmato plants for sale bj ihe dozenorhjndrrdat reasonable prices by Wca. Anderson All orders lert at Lewis Kl ce Green Grocery Store will receive prompt attention. aprl'clw OR DWELLING AND 4 ACRES of land to be planted ia sugar corn.

quire of S. G. Coclcey. a En- CP A LARGE quantity of pure Spring Water Ice and are to furnish our customers and the public In general wi'h pure ice. Thankful for jrast patronage and hoping- for a liberal share.

J. Murdoch Son. aprlTdlw Ayer's J. C. Ayer Lowell, Sold by aH Drcggisa.

Mass, CHALLirS In rich, beautiful Of ERICAS' SATIN'fS in endless FRENCH SATISES, WALLACHS KEOCKLIXS. the Jateai and popular cok ricgs. Exquisite ia ortted Fabrics. Snmmer Tricots Ja" Plain aod checks Latest at as-too-- ishinff prices Stock of WHITE GOODS Superb Call and see these while the lice Is and new. G.

J. DOLL..