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-K-jiJ ss.re riiea- bJls referee the first of eaca saontli- Ail transient aa- payaK? advance. SATURDAY, JULY 38. 18S8. SEW Tee C. C.

Cart; C- Thom VIeana Medicated Special Notice. For Beat CITY, COUNTY AND STATE. Quarterly Meeting. The second qnaiterly meeting of the United Brethren eburch of Sliddle- town district, iviil be held in that place to-day and to-morrow. Services to-night Sunday morning ad evening by the Presiding Elder, Rev.

A. M. Evers, formerly of this city. Comrauaioa will be administered on Sun Jay morning. Invitation Declined.

The regular quarrerly me- ting of thfe Independent "Fire Company was held at "their ball on Charca street last evening. After the transaction of routine business the invitation from the Frederick Riflemen to join tnem in their encampment a Bay Ridge was considered and declined. Ten new members were proposed. The Bohemian Oats Swindle. Messrs.

Urner and Mauleby haye been engaged as counsel by a number of geaneiaen of Creagerstown district to look after their interests in the cases growing out cf the recent Bohemian oats swindle there. They hope to be able to avoid the payment of the notes given, to the swindlers and will carry the easss to co-art if nece.sarv. Messrs. John Ahalt.Jacob Hinea, Geo. ani Calvin Fisher are amongst the victims.

At Mountain Lake. The W. C. T. U.

continued ia session at Mountain Lake Park, Md. yesterday. It was the fourth Hon. Samuel Dickie, of Mich, and Sea. Clint DO B.

delivered Addresses. P.cnic- The United Brethren Sabbath School of Third street will have their picnic in Croniss's "Woods on rhe 1st day of August. They will go to the ground via P. R. R-, trais leavicgthe depot at 9 a.

m. aac will return at 7.30 or o'c'ock p. m. Coaches will be left on switch' at rhe ground for shelter in case of rain. Sefreshmeats will be served ou the ground.

Farti Round trip for adults, 15 cents; children over 5,10 cents; 5 arid under 5 free. The Campaign Opened. The Equal Rights party opened the Presicential campaign in Brooklyn on Thursday nigat, the Srst guii being Sred Ly Belva Loekwocd. Her address was a strong plea for the recognition of women in polities as well as ia SDcial life. The partis cf the country, she eaid, had freed the slaves, and it was about time that women were regarded in other light than as petted on the one hand and domestic drudges on the other.

An Old Land Mark. Among the old land marks of Laurel is the Abondale mill property. It was purchased in August, 1333, by B-nj. Crabbs.who has spent a large amount in improving the nil! ano the grounds, making the avenue leading to it one of the haad--omost e'reets in the Mr. Crabbs is a thorough miller, was bora in Frederick countv, near Emmitsbcrg; learned the milling he followed a number of years; he was aleo dour inspector in Washington for over 13 vears, which he resigned when he purchased the above place, and through his enterprise end" energy has made the property cne of the Sn- est ic the state.

A Flr.e Horse Sold. Hon. J. B. Thomas.memb ci Congress from Illinois, while on a heie a fe'v puichased of Messrs.

White'Sou, of the Mordant! Stock Farm, a bay h'ily, thtee years old, by Cuvler Cky, lor the sum of PERSONAL AXD PERTLNEST Thanksgiving Services- The harvest notne will be held in the Reformed church at tomorrow. The pastor Mr- Eoilmeir will be by Eev. A. C. Whiimer, of servictrs will be he'd ai Fair- view ia the af'eraooa at o'clock Picn cs Today.

i The following picnics are bt-oked i for today and if probab.e taay are in progies-: Mt. Ziou Lutheran of Saugh's church, in War- I cer's near Laditrsburg; dist Episcopal School of town, at Stockdale Park. Dancing) picc.c Furts's Grove, nrar HHUI- Minor Local Matters Mention ed in Brief. Miss Emma Eorine has returned to her Lome at Burkittsville, after a visit of two months to her uncle. Coi J.

V- Cunningham and iamily.at Washington, D. and htr ster, Mrs- C. 0. Mainhart, at Birnesvilie, Md. Mis? Eaiiaa Lerseif atj having hid a delightful vi-it.

Mies Hattie ot ville, was th? euei of Miss Jeume SeheatTcr, a Third and aUo i rs Auolphus Fearhake, during the pat: Mrs. S. T. Harget'. spent at the hospitable home cf Prof.

Hiny. D. C. comnjissioa merchant oi Baltimore, and Jamiiy, nre visriaj; father, A. J.

Wiicoxoa. West Patrick street. Brent Kemp, of Msrryiand is the The members of tie M. E. Sunday- echool picuicing in Crouise'e giove, at Harmony Grove, yesterday were caught by the storm in the evening, and compelled to aeek thelter in the village.

The storui raged with much fury at that place, the thunder aud lightning almost continuous. cue was iujured and ail returned safely afttr the Mrs. K. H. Drine, formerly of this city, but aow of Cumberland.

her ehiUrtJn, are the of her pa- reuts, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Kei.er, of East Second street.

Bessie Eyler, of Baltimore, is vit-itittj! fiieuds EaiBiitsbarg. Mrs. Win. U. Xeitlig children left this morning ou a Visit to W.

Va. Blanche andMimieShriner. of city, and Mtss Avia Banix. oi aie visiting Miss Wi'liams, of Ijamsville. Mrs.

Warren, of Gettvsburg, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Luther A Pleasant Party. Misses Allie and Metcalfe, of Harmony Grove, gave a tea party on Wednesday last in honor of Mifs Diane, of Baltimore. Among 'hose present: were, Misses Marion Emma, Tillie and L-zzie Houck, Willie Wormau, Mary Keafauver, Nora Wicter and Gertie Orcnise, Messrs, C. and S- Wormdn C.

and H. He auver, Edward Sinn, H. Derr and W. Houck. Floral souvenirs were given to each guest.

Lectures on Astronomy. The astronomical lectures to be delivered at Ci Hall, Augn-t 8, 9 and 10, by Prof Hcmr-walt, will be an enjoyable affair. The subjects to be handled are, "The Celestial Queen," "The Spheres about Us" and "The Sidereal King." Steropticon views "sill be used for illustrations. The Professor comes highly recommended as one who explains the great heaven- Iv bodies so that one cannot help bat understand. Sisters of Charity.

Sister the superioress of St. "Vincents Female Academy, Baltimore, who was ill at the metier house, at Eaiiaifcbnrg, has recovered her health, but notsumciently to take charge of the school again. Sister Stanislaus, of Lynch burg, has been appointed to the academy in her stead. Beginning with August 6, an eight-day retreat will be he'd as the mother house, Emmitsburg. About Sisters from all parts of tte country are expected to attend.

Take fie Paper- Aa exchange sars, "A man who loves family will always take a newspaper, and 2, man who respect his family pays for IE." A man who re-pects neighbor not read I TES from tea: neighbor's door. By paying the small sura of 30 cants a month you get all the latest news brought right to yocr door, thereby saving you the trouble of Balking to your neighbor's for it. Don't borrow the daily paper the next morning, but subscribe it yourself end get the news right iresh press. Montgomery Co. Matrers- Mr.

Hamilton Crown, living about three railes from Eockville, on Tuesday made a narrow escape from an infuriated ball that he at-empied to drive from his premires. The animal made a rush at him, knocking him down and fastening his horns in his clo'hing. He was rescued by a. neighbor, who heard his cries for assistance. He is badly braised about the head siid body.

Mr. Ilicbardson, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Bsyd's Station, has also taken charge of a church of the same denomination at Xeels- ville, and was on Thursday last installed before a large congregation. A colored man named Jackson was shot and badly wounded by Mr. Horace D. Waters, at Gsrmanlown, on Tuesday night.

-Jackson was attempting to steal chickens. John Earhart, a resident cf Darnestown district, was yesterday committed to jail at this place oy Justice Higgins, having for some time shown evidence of insanity- He was a soldier in the war and received large sum pecsion arrears some years ago, with which he bought property in this county. He was for a number of years a resident of Washington and was a shoemaker by trade. Thomas Mannaduke, of West Washington, was brought here last evening on the 5:10 train by Sheriff White of Montgomery county, on the charge of abducting the child of Franklin Mace, on the 9th instant. Marmaduke vraa taken.

liefore-Jtistiee Morgan and committed to jail-until tomorrowat when he'will have a hearing. Worship in tne Woods. Wesley Grove camp meeting opened last with an attendance of 500 persons, and about 175 tents are np. Amongst those present Bev. John N.

MeL'ormick, formerly cf this city. The camp at Glyndon opened and-r favorable Fisk and Brcoks mottoes are conspicuous. There are three times as many tsnt holders as la-t year. Summit Grove camp at JSTew is well attended and esceLent sermons are bting delivered by Biltimore! clergymen. The colored camp at Waymar's Grove, also opened successfully.

Sev. John H. Collett, recently cf Frederick, is the general manager. Terrible Hail Storm- At Ladiesburg, near Woodsboro, in the northeastern section cf this county, a terrific iiail-storm was experienced at about 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. In a belt about half a mue wide, and for aconsiderab'e distance, che hail fell in such quant'ties as to give the appearance of snow, covering the ground to the depth of fully an inch.

Entire fields nf growing corn were Ikeraliy cut to pieces. The extent of the damage done has not yet been learned. At county, rain, fell torrents, causing a flow of water that entirely submerged the tracks of tae Pennsylvania Railroad Company at that Passengers on the Philadelphia train, which arrived here at 6 p. were greatly frightened by the fierceness of the and hailstorm through which they were obliged to come. A heavy rain also fell in this vicinity.

Examinations Ended. The examination of public school teach- rs or this county, which has been in progress in this city for the thrte cays closed tneir se-sioas yesterday. There were 54 of ihe Erst grade and 104 of the second grade examined. Examiner Worthsng- tonand trxaniinrr Holts, are busy engaged in going ihe wora done by tee in their ations, for the purpose of ascertaining their Fortunate Fisherman. Messrs.

Sam Hoke and Ed. Honcfe. of this county, made a h'g haul of 5 a day or two ago catching two hundred of the f-ioy irib5 by the an known fiv ns'iing. The haul was -de rrT-! Pouo's F-ord. L.

Puiibp' 5 of city, caught in Israels creek a turtle tbal weighed 15 paunds. Col. L- V. Bangh man purchased the same. Hote! Arrivals.

Tne the arrivals at the pal hotels s.nce soon CITY HOTEL. il Gr 2s.h, Ilewts, Wer ner, r.G Vtrn- n.Ba'toi flaines. ECbhelicnbe-ger, Parr, Mrs. Reynolds aad cUughte Hebtard, Myers, Ackiey, Xew Yorl- cotmiy 3. another with Thomas, Peters, Padden, Ya: Hogg, Bake McDonald, Xew Jtrsey; Caaibeil.

New York; Catrigan, Louisana. O't, Vdi 3 Joses, Ohio; county 3. CASSIS HOCSS. Monroe. Dr Mavston, Her- bert.E Hegaa.liV 3 Sberlv, A Dscpwoif, Pa; conr-tv 21.

Trt.ct, is the guest ci M.b« Lynue i of this city. Metcalfe. of Harmony Giove. Miss Eugeibrecht, of this "1 cannot praise Hcole Sarsdp.r- returned from a yw- ha. son, blind cured bv this mediciue.

The colore-i of this propose holding a grand bail at Uroii on Aicudhy evemng next. Music by Coate's orchts- tra. The picnic held ia the p-ove of Mr. Geo. W.

Zimmerman oa Wed- uebilny Hast, was quite a success. Dancing cjmmenccd 1 deck and continued up to a late hour. Miss Aggie Mehrhng. of Market Space, who has been her Mrs. Cephas Stockman of Jet- ftrson and her grand-faiher, Mr.

F. Kiiamel, tear Mount Philip, returned home ihis tnoruing. Buckingham's L'ye for the whiskers i- in one preparation, aud never faiis to coior the a beautiful brown or black of a na bhade. Markeli. Fredericktown Intt.t^uon today for At.an- i ereuJing a few weeks there, t.c City, win re he will Depend a brief ju Edward Lamar, of Washington, in tnis city for a ftw dajs.

Twenty-seven pounds of butter were confiscated oa market this morning, for light ight, und sold for the corporation by Market master Schmidt. Mr. Edward of ICik Ridge, Howard county, is tpenditig A few days at the residence of Mr. James H. Gaaibnll, uear Araby.thiB county.

Getsendanner, of Kear- nevsville, W. ia spending some time wrh Mr. W. Keuiig, this county. I Mr.

C. of the Mits Eaiiie Groshou left for Balti- niore this, morniug a visit ts her aunt, Mrs. Ana Reed. Mr. David Ca-tnaiS, of this city, ia the agent for a'work ters of America, or Women of the Century," which is published by True cf Augusta, Maine.

John colored, was arrested last fcvening by.OiScer Mehriing, for drunk au-J dis-otderly conduct. comciitte.l to for 15 in default of pavmeui cf his fine of M'S- Bennet Kemp, who ha- been in this city attending an examiuiuou of the school teachers at the Court to her kome.m Knox- Saptrrintendsnt John L. Johugon.of the Frederick Senniless Hosiery Company, is in Xew- York oa business for i the company. He will remain there secre- or a ew days, and then go to 2 Jersey to join his family, who are A Beautiful its of the east end have for several weeks been noticing a beautiful picture seen every at Gam brill's Steam Mill, en Carroll street. To the casual observer there may be no beauty in it, but 3.

fastidious eye would revel in it as a 5t subject for the painter's brash. The electric light there is placed on top the and is very brilliant. Immediately before it a column of steam rising frora the engine seems to straight rp in the air like a snowy column. Now and then it wavers as if 10 go down, but again it rolls off ia graceful wreaths cf smoke m.e.ting away the dist ince. Last night after the sterna the was very Sue.

The clear electric light seen, ilirongh tie ciouds of steam hsd a glorious background of dark blue sky with the ready glare of Jupiter aad the silvery sparkle of Venus shining high above. Way erf in the South the raia cloada were banked up and every now and then the lightning Sashed up, revealing in the distance the blue capped Sugar Loaf Mountain. The Meeting at Hagerstown. The ratification meeting held by the Democrats of Washington county in Academy oi Music at Hagers- i town last night was a great success. Special trains were rnn over several railroads and delegations were pres- ent from all parts of the county, i Many persons were turned away from the haJ, being unable to gain admit- tanca.

The Academy was elaborate- i ly tUcorated with star spangled ban- i aers and also bandanas. Mr. J. G. Lane, of tbe meet- ing to order and Col.3ach*nan Schley! made the Srst address.

He was sue- I ceeded by Senator Gorman, who re- i ceived a perfect ovation. He spoke for about an hour. During Ihe course i of his speech the Senator predicted the election of the National ticket: and the restoration cf the district to Democratic ranks. Senator Vance, of North Carolina, followed in a brilliant oiatipn which was received with frequent bursts of applause. The meeting was closedUb an address by the Hon.

Kyd Douglas, which called: forth enthusiasm. Ths JermsvsHe P'cnlc. The Carroll of today says a red letter day is expected at Juhns- ville on Saturday, the --tb of August. The Metxoiist Protestant Sunday SenooS cf tnat place, which is in a flDttnshiag condition under its present efficient management, will hold its annual picnic in the beautiful grove near the church. They will be joined by tbe M.

P. school of Union Bridge, asecmpsnied by the Usion Bridge Band. The day will be sprnt in iisi-enicg to addresses.vocal and instrumental music by the schools, music by tho baad, sports for tee children, and that ssoial pleasure for which -Johnsviile people are noted. A st eciai feature of the esercises will be the singing of Miss Hcrner, of rir.k=bnrg, McL.who is a music teacher of note and a most excellent vocalist. Ba-e Bail The game of ball between the St.

Join's "College and the T. U. teams postjoatd from yesterday on account of the storm is announced to take this evening at 6 clock at Dadismaa's Parje. The Union battery will be Br-ng'e and and Clabaush a-d Kcib will occupy the points for the soLege team. A Lvely game of bail was played on Dadisman's Piik grounds this afternoon tc.res o'clock between the Pets vs.

the Bouncers, the battery for the Pezs was Epib and Giabangn and Bouncers C. Kola and Esteriy. There will ba a game of ba.I afternoon 3 o'clock, at Daiisisan's Wes; Fifth street, between two picked nines, Oar Pets and Bouncers, of the LeaGfr Social Club. The batteries and Es-'er'y for Oar Pets, and ivo.b and Clabaagh for the Bouncers. Mr.

Thos. Gittingsr.formerly of the Shonokin ball team, left this vicaticn. Mr. Wca. Martin, the c'erk the T.

H. Haller "dry gooic rrtabiuh.ent,w:H meet him. and aceampsuy hia to thit report. Mr. Kemp leaves this evening for a visit to Gettysburg and Atlantic C.ty.

Mr Rai SmaUwo-d, with the PLcs- nis Insurance Company, of Chicago, who his been on a visit to friends in this citv, rviii take his departure for the former place oa Ivlonday iieit. If you w'sh to restore the bloom to your wasted cheek, fa.nd so improve your health that plumpness and s'rength will succeed emaciation and debility, purify your blood with Ayer's Sareaparilla. This remedy will benefit yon more surely trnd spedi'y than any other. Mr. John Hartraau, lefc this moraine oa a business trip to Roaacke, Va.

Mr. J. E. Qrtidorff, who has been visiting his uncle, Daniel of West Patrick street, has returned to his home in Liberty. Mrs.

Hiram Keefer, residing on E. Pat.ick street, has a handsome night bloomicg cereus with eleven buds that are expected to burst forth in all their magniSeence tonight. H. N- Etchisoo placed in position in the CourD House Park today, siz httadsome benches bought of them by the L-npiotement Committee. Ayer's Hair Vjgor has no equal, in merit and eiSoiency, as a hair dress( ing and for the prevention of bald- 1 i I and gives vitalitity i faded, and gray hair.

The moat pop- ular of toilet articles- Miss Zouria Schroeder, of East 3ec- ond s'reet, lett today for a two weeks visit to M.SS Maud Miller, at Freder- icfe junction. Mr. Isaac Haller, the South Mar- i ket street butch-r left today for Xor- Bells. Thr nuptials of Benjamin E.Veitch, formerly of thia city, and Minnie M. MuCann were solemnized in Chicago, 11L, on Tuesday, July 10.

At hoine after July 25th at Woodland Park. Civil Suit. Acmlsuit was entered before i'trate Nienabtr this morning, by Mr. Grurnbine against John M. D'son, of Park Mills, for b'llanw due ou a sewicg machine.

The case w.ii oe heard on Fiidsy, Aug. oi. Novitiate News. Rev. Fr.

the recently ap- poiutfJ for this district will announce by ietter en next Tuesday, tbe chafes to bs made aaaoujj of thtf t-ovitiite. The letters be publicly froai the pulpu of St Johcs P.omin Catholic church oa tlat day. 9. A. Matters.

Aa open tiir will be held at the corner cf Market aad Patrick street tbrs evening at 7 30 o'clock. The meetscK tomorrow as Kaee Drill 7 a. Sunday School 9 a. meeting 1 Gbristlau fdKiily uatherint: 3 p. at the Barracks, open air sneettHg p.

at market space, So c.ock great Salvation meeting at the M-'jor of the Salvation Army will vicit this city on Tee-day aeit; CirFR MILt. i. nrloe. $30. ANTED- GIHL FHOM TUB COCTSlifr- to do caii'cbtjrwork twochiWrPD, J-o oooklntr.

or iron- OOKJ And stood horns ebon from vxro. Write to X. care TBJS- Md. 8 METHOQliT EyiSCOPAir -school oiUbola psccSc OIHJ'S wood; oa iriiay. Juy SeJresb- lueits ani amu tue cr-fldren free.

ieavetfte subool Caur firvst at a. m. trip, ada children. 10 FearhUce, K. Kusa MuUicji.

FIRST OF THK Only 1 cents tjutrf Also Sae One huodred b.ccii- ce of caats Ivw at A C. -A GOOD FAMILY tut a to I old aad Ca.i oa Good-eJ). FreJ- Md. OMK ONE ON'CB THAT TBE prcof uf tbe puddles hes ia the gacce aafl wt-sar. pr-or of flour in Jfce c-sn irj- Golden Tirge" witb lit aay fear that the proof wiil ootocEie out all eve-j tiioe.

To try is to tn. coaviactd. Brust Co- PLANTS-- CFLEKT PJLAN2 DaiidOroff.of GroST Park. COKBK CCPBOAK. arched Alto one rair en.i: s-jv T-nler.

Can be seen ar Da II-IESQ'S oc Sorib Mttrset street- jylSdlvr" GAILOSS COCNTRT VISEGAS. I'T f. Wertbetaer. East; Csuicb st-eet. r'rvder! k.

To America's Greatest Battlefield. A special tram will ieave FrttUr- ick over the PenusylvatiLi Riilroad at 7 o'clock for Gettysburg, Amerija's battirfield, en August 2, proiimo. Seven hoars be the at burg. No change of cure. Beautiful rceiiery vu route.

The Srst and oaly Excursion this to this famous battlefield. Thp f. has been placed at the t.v?eedinglv low price of for the jontid trip. The couimsttot- hav.ng the arrangernents.in charge are C.ipt J. D.

Keener, Messrp. 0'o. Kodock. G. Edw.

Myers nu'i Charles nargeit. aud who will gladly farni'-b any laforma'ion to persons to nccjaip.iay them. rL --ADDRESS BOXS3, Md. Qi'ECIAL TO BK i every houyp Ell ladles neeO. Af trr an eo-eiK'e or otarly tWf'ysnrB.

I agate- lurn you auJ take this occasion rrturn my for the rerr -e rvoHv 4 Juunir a period of nearly i ou r'T? ji ihla'c of i -TincbiEe after tho Kind 3C vrlii tartter. Tbe No. 9" wi 1 trota carpel. It swift. jcBk'CjcS'vsi nn itlve art Oid token In ejcvban.f.

ui.r No li e.prci»liy fo' riv. facted in each d'Mr'el L. tfrmj H. At-e-it wjn. tf ie-Jc Wilson Cx, No street.

tTivderlcfc. Jy zcsU attended to A FANS -A fbb L.ISS vt ssiupie-5 CJ sdvcrt'ijlaiir of vari-- siiapes aad oc ai the Greafc Southt-ru Sn.ua) Priirlcir Hous-. The moas ciedlucs Scnown for fuooer a.lTei- Call at. ihe office to see ani! ifct A for ro f. Frederick County The Kepublichas of this county will hold a ratification meeting the City Hail here oa next Thursday 1 night.

Senator Frye, of Maine, -will i be the principal speaker. Mr. 3Ic- Comes will also be present and deliver an addiess. Before tho Magistrate. Mr.

August Hervrig was before Magistrate Besant thia morning for a hearing, charged by Christopher Wcerner with an on him on July 27th. Several -witnesses were sworn and examined but the testimony being insufficient the prisoner was discharged with a reprimand and the case dismissed. Westminster News. We clip the following from the current issue of the Westminster CarroUtonian: Mr. Geo.

Leaa had a family reunion at his tome en Church street on Suuday last, all of his children being visit to him excepting one son were Mr. H. Leas and orp, Mr. Joseph Leas, wife aad child, of Baltimore: Mrs. Isaa: Fowler and daughter--, of Chambersburg, Fa and ilr.

E. L. Zahn, wife and children, of thia city. Mr. Isaac Lynn, of Littlestown.Pa,, has a split-bottom chair which has spead several folk, where weeks.

Miss Nettie Harper, or the tele- phane escharge left this morning for a brief visit to Westminster. Her j-lace is temporarily by Mies at Invitaticns are out for a picnic the Fair Grounds on ls a committee oomposed of Me srs Louis Ivsdsrff, Madison Frans Smrth- Internal P.evenue Collector, Jeff R. Cr.se, leit tnis morning for Mectiaa- A r.c-n;cu been in constant use in hia family for fifty-three years, and has the original bottom yet in a comparatively good condition. The chair was made by Mr. Jacob Slaughenhanot, the veteran chair and spinning-wteci maker oi Carroll county, Md.

Hackett and R. B. Cameron, of the U. S. Geological Survey Department, are making surveys in tni-s sec tian and will be located here ior about a mcnth.

Miss Cora Bowers, of Frederick, is i visiting relatives on East Main street, this Miss Maggie McKelHp Itft this city on Tnesday tor amontn at Rock Bridge Alcm Sorises, Va. Daring her absence MirsAda Tram- Of Interest to Horsemen. Mr. I-aAC HaHer on las: shipped the fiae driving hor--e recently purchas-d f-y him rrota Mr. his brother Nicholas Halier of D.

C. The race hort'e-s belonging to M-f JamtB Saiith, of WoodsLoro, that left here yesterday umler the charge of their trainer, Mr. Bernard are booked to take part the racea at Mattojn, IJL, on August 1st, after which they will make the Illinois circuit. Mr. Hnrry Goodsel in training for Mr.

Jr.rn.eb Smith, cf boro', ey driving horse Edd B. with a ie- o-d cf who won the a- ihe Fair Groncdd i st ye.ir. Mr. al ha? a very fine bay mp.re Frincis Purdy, who wen the colt race at the same place, time 2 47i, this being the fastest lime made by a over our track. l' VOCK ABSET pnned on the aiiiJ TEE tbe diid only page paner i SCO- 10 cents r.ermoash or 5.

per ear-- Ohtaj). for a few month" f.ail see If your frK-nds 1 not appreciate ftliwtl Ll.E. T. K. LI-KitS, A ACCO2I-- pll'hed ard rreoncal 'ea bar ol- ths.

tri.nt.li iBDtuaK" WtstCnurcfc street, Trtli op- a French Terns for raopthc. tive USSODS. VEHSONS the any for the summer months esn baTO HE iatsie.1 shcir a4dresa. postsev prvpiid. for oc-'is ter ca--mh.

by Itavtogr this office- 3eS3 A'STASTED-- THRKE EXEKGETIC MBS in your 'ocality: we wish to engasrc aS" oco. -ularr. Weekly pay. Prices Ouiflt Address at Fl.uarvri.-ro: Barry. Nurserjmen, It is that impurity In blood, -whlcli, accumulating ia glajids of the neck, produces uaMglitiy lump's or spellings; wbich causes painful E- rt.3 oj liio legs, R-et; which ulcers in the e-.

es, ear', or 'tten ciusinjj blindness or winch Uie origin of pimples, cancerous or tile otlitT nianift.sta'- usually to "humors." which, ujx-ii tin- lungs, causes consunsption and death H'-iiig the moiE ancient, Is the most of iliseasos or affecdons. for very lew persons aro entirely free Irom It. Kow Can It Be Honors to a FreUericKtor'San. Denccralio thrDnghut West; Virginia settilag 02 ex-JStnaier G. Davis for Governor, a2G the current aaj ges so strong that ae tnil act i able to re is In spite of the s.tioa and prcronrsced feeliag oa tie scbject, the njOTement ias not raet favor iron llr.

Davis, -xho has stated to all waa have approached him oa the sarjeet that be more business than he can properly attend to, and could not be a candidate cat great loss and incoi-Tenlence. He is cicst a-sared'y one of the busiest men in the State, encumbered with the active management of large end growing interests. He ia the president of the West Virginia Cential Kailroad, which is now developing the famons Elk Garden cod region, and is pushing on towards the Chesapeake and Ohio Road in one direction and towards tha Kanawha coal fields in another direction, thna putting down taps for the future which will supply coal inexhaustibly. VT CT a at the clerk oSce, is the vicinity of Ladiesburg to-day. 1 Ascension cnurcn.

Mr. Marshall Grsmbine, of the En- Aboott, a graduate rcpean House this left'this morn-: Western Maryland College, wili be ing to spend hia vacation with tis cm of the contes'ants ior the Ireland family at McS.nstr j's Mills, Garroil gold and eilver medal, at Glyndoa couniy. Park Prohibition camp today. Mr. Donald R.

McLean family of Tork, are visitssg relatives here. Mis 3 Mamie daughter Gen. E. G. McSnerry, who has been 1 for sometime the guest of the family cf Mr.

Jas. H. Gam brill, at Araby, returned home tc-iay. Miss "Virginia Parsons, cf Tacoaa Park, near 'Washington, the guest of htr sister, Mrs- L. M.

XizdoriF, E. Second street, this city. A union woods meeting will be held at New Midway, on Sunday, Aug. 5. Displayed in our Market Street window, yo-; will see one of the finest assortments of SUSPENDERS ever 1 shown for 25 cents per pair.

Some special good things in challies, lawns, batistes and seersuckers ars now go- The I in oat at greatly reduced prices. A dn, leaving this city at S.30 left if yonneed one se v3 -rmn FMTTT 1 1 TiftO ir. special train a. returning at 6.30 p. m.

Mr. T. Brookey. of the firm of Niz- dorff Brookey, tanners, on East Patrick street.spent yesterday in Baltimore on business for the firm. Mise Lillie Weiner, of South Market street, left this morning the B.

0. for Clsgette Station, them before you buy. We will make the prices very interesting to yon. We will be pleased to see you ia either our Dry Goods or Carpet Department. Great Bargains are to be td this week, L.

CO. By taking H'XKTs trhich. by the remarkable accomplisheJ. ofter. 11 hen other medicines hare failed, has pro-, en to ba a aad peculiar jnvdicine for mis Some of these cures are re.illy wraderfui- If jou suiler roia scrofula, sure try Hood's Sars.ij.anli.1.

Every Tnng my wife and children have fcecu trouWed witj s-rofala. sores breaJang --jt on them in various places- My little boy, tnree has been a tembie suflerer. i he one mass of sores from head to I was advised to use Hood's Sarsapo- nKa. 3ii we isave all Sakea it. Tho result th si! Iisvc been cured the scrofula, lKy ealirely free from sores, anil all fnar of ray children look bright jj talthy." 3.

J. Hood's Sarsaparilla K.Mt rtk.NT.-AN OFFICE OX SECOSJ tic'jrof nt-w ta-urancv building-, front naU of tlnrti of and the cnHre Kent tnorti rate. will be or-vitbout steam heattoir. AI to T. Co-.

Hews cffice. Janildtf OK AXT MBS. J. WCKKJ wjii sell st privafe sa'e 'Jjelr ricucc. So.

11 East Second street. Frederick M4. Po-ssesiioa given at once. J. You Carry A vrliole medicine cbest in your one box of Ayer's Pills.

As ojnrrato directly on tbe stonzacli bowels, they indirectly affect organ of the body. TVlien stoiaach ia out of order, tbe head, is-, affected, digestion foils, the Wood conies impoverished, and you. fall al victim to any prevalent dIseasei. iliss M. E.

Boyle, of puts tbe vrhoie trntb a she says: I use no other than Ayer's Fills. They are all any one needs, and jost splendid to save, money in doctors" tnlis." Here is an instaac-e oi A Physiciaif C. I. HOOD Lowell. IOO Doses One Dollar SPECIAL NOTICES- 'Five lineic or pnbllihetJ for Twenty-Five cents pcT week, OT Cents for Insertions.

Advertisements exceeding five Uiies and ordered for more than one month one- lialf-a-cea a vrord a week. About seven (7) make a. line- who lost his medicine cbest, but, 1 at hand a bottle of Ayer's Pills, foasff- himself fully equipped---J. M- of San Jose, writes: Souse three years ago, by tee accident, I was forced, so to to prescribe Ayer's Cathartic Pills se- scTeral sick men among a party of ncers the Sierra Xerada iny cheat having Been lost crossing a mountain torrent. I ssrpnsed and at the action of Pills, so raach so, indeed, that I-mas led to a farther tnal of them, as 'B-eli asr of your Cherry Pectoral and nlJo.

bare uotJuss but praise to offer- in their JoLn W. Brown, 31. of W.Va-.tmtes: prescribe Ayer's in my practice, and find them 1 I arg-i their general ase in famihes-" T. Hastings, M. of M-J-, Tea: Ayer's Pills do-con-- trol and cnre the complaints they are designed, is as concrasiveiy proven oe as anything possibly can "be." They are the best cathartic and aperi- ent -ra-ithia the reach of the profe 'OR REST--ROOM OF 2rst-class RT-ceiy and l.quor store ia a part of ihe cny.

A Xo- I 'taa-5 for business. Reel moderate, jror par iculars apply at Xf-K-s oSce. Ayer's Pills, FESPA2ED BT J. Ayer Lowell, Soil an Brcggists. to BCSHELS foriramed ate delivery, for Tbic bssfcest icarkei price Apply 70 SIcMnrray's Canning: Factorv, Md.

A POSITieX AS S1OK- keeper the dvro' pencanent. SalS- 'sction CTiarauteed- Terms moderate. a spet-mlity. fcrB. care The o3ce, Frederick.

Md. AMPAIGN received an invoice of Campaign Hand- 1 terchlefs sils and cotton. Special Bare-suns in Twilled Silk Bandana, Call early Before i stock Is broken. B.V. Backey.

jy2SJl-w TTtOR M. S. CBAWFORD DE i JD sires to fell her lot on the Mebrlln? prop- i ertv. Market street extended. 60 feet bj 1TO feet deen.

Cost 473. trill sell for $530 "spo- Address M. E. Cra-wfcrd. Box 676 Oil City, fa.

INE APPLES -ONLY OXE per for sugsir loaf. Must be sold at oocc- at A. C. McCardell'a. A.NTED.-A COLORED MAN TO TAKS of sereral and do ffeneral irorionsTnan plsee.

Toe News. FrederJck, Bra "We are closing oat onr fine Cassimere Departmeat have choice lot of goods ratifying from 75 cents to S1.50 yard. Good styles and all that; Yon can bny these goo'ls halfvaine. They must go, have put the knife in deep the jump. Call and see ff.

JT. 3)OLL. MarbtSI.