The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

The Daily News. ADVERTISINGT per hi. per OJ nt pfi lmu, per 1 whom we have rejfuUr gkocounto, wljl bavt ttioir bills rendered first of eacfa month. All trnnaiant )SATURDA SATURDAY, FEB. 12.

1887. HEW ADVERTISEMENTS. A Card Baffling Sale Kegister The Jury's Decision Special Notices-Found Special Notices-Agency Special Notice--For Rent. Special Notice--For Kent. Special Notice--For Rent.

Special Notice--For Rent Special Noiice--Free Lunch Special ISotice--Fresh Potomac Herring CITY, COUNTY AND STATE. What Happened a Tear Ago To-Day. In the Maryland Senate a bill was to peimit the commissioneis of this county to issue 4 per cent, bonds to pay bonds issued under an act oi 1878, and to collect money to pay them. Many the large elephants in the windows and on the counters of "Smith's Temple of Fancy" tonight, price only 5 and 10 cts. Paying the teachers of the public schools of Frederick city and county met at the office of Examiner F.

R. Neighbors today to receive their salaries. Mr. Neighbors Mr. Holtz have been busily engaged in making the payments.

at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, East Second street, tomorrow will be conducted by the Rev. P. H.Whisner, D. B. He will preach at 10.15 a.

m. and 7 15 p. m. A quarterly love feast will be held at 3.15. p.

m. February Court --The jury in the case of Amanda Wetzel and Hezekiah Wetzel, her husband, vs- Joe. Wood, which was before the court yesterday, have been discharged until Monday. Today at one o'clock the counsel met to argue prayers and the court took a recess. The case will be continued and concluded on Monday.

THE ORANGE FESTIVAL of a a Baltimore and Ohio freight train was passing over that road near Buckeystown at about 12.30 o'clock last night a spark from the engine ignited some rubbish near the barn of Mr. O. J. Keller. The brave fire department of Buckeystown was called out and it was with some difficulty that the barn was saved from the flames.

V. HI. C. district conference of the Young Men's jOhristian Association of Maryland, West Virginia and the District of Columbia, will be held at Shepherdstown, W. on February 24th.

Delegates will be resent from Baltimore, Washington, umberland, Frederick and other no doubt the conference will prove profitable and interesting. Convention yesterday's session of the Missiona.y and Church work convention, which commenced Thursday at the Reformed church, Mount Pleasant, this county, the subject "Church literature and why it should be in the family," was dicuss- ed. The convention came to a close last evening, an address being delivered by the Rev. Dr. Eschbach, of the Reformed church, this city.

Thieves at Point of meat house of Mr. Boat, at Point of Rocks, this county, was robbed Thursday night of a quantity of meat. The theft occurred before the family had retired. Mrs. Boat, who had occasion to go out in the back yard about nine o'clock, heard some one run down the back garden, and noticed that the meat house window had been pried open.

On entering she found that some one had been there and taken some of the meat. There is no direct clue to the thief, excepting the fe tracks left in the soil under the window. Maryland's Bastardy Sun states that the recent decision by Judge Duffy, in the Criminal court, declaring the Maryland bastardy law unconstitutional, aa discriminating between white and colored women will not be taken to the court of appeals, the Stage's law officers of Baltimore being satisfied with the decision, which applifeo to Baltimore only. Several State's attorneys in the counties of Maryland have written to the State's attorney of that city in reference to the matter, asking that the case be taken up to the Court of Appeals, in order that the question may be settled for the whole State. Mr.

Edgar Gans, deputy State's attorney, conferred with some of the justices of the Court of Appeals about ihe matter on Thursday, but it will not be possible to appeal the case decided by Judge Duffy, for the reason that an appeal must be taken immediately after the rendition of the decision to be appealed from. It Closes After Four Successful Nights--The Receipts. The last night of the Oiange Festival at Junior Hal), under the auspices of the ladies of the Reformed church, this city, wa 1 fully JIB suo- cessful as was expected and equally as largely attended as on Thursday evening. There was no entertainment throughout the evening except th'-it offered by the general features of the festival, the delicious menu offered at supper tables ajid the muny articles for sale at the various booths. An auction sale of the cakes and other articles left over took place at half past ten o'clock.

Everything sold briskly and at good prices. The holder of the lucky number in the ring cake was Mrs. John Wilcoxon, and not Mrs. A. J.

Wilcoxon, as we were informed by one of the assistants. One of the young ladies who took a veiy attractive part in the tableau entitled, "Three Fishers," was Miss Minnie Baker. We neglected to mention her name yesterday. The coffee rued at the festival was kindly "supplied by Mr. Frank B.

Sappington and it as nude in one of the Queen coffee pots, which he has for sale at his store in the Junior Hall building. The ladies in charge of the festival made Mr. F. T. Rhodesjanitor of the building, a present of a sum of money in appreciation of his services during the festival.

The ladies in ch irge of table No. 5, viz: Misses Mamie Cramer and No a Blanche and Mary Shriner, Ada Nelson, Bertie. Miller, and Messrs. G. S.

Howard and Buck Kemp, assistants; prepent- ed Catoctin Club with a magnificent fruit cake as a token of regard for the support and patronage tendered them by the members of the club. The receipts of the four nights aggregate $850. The lowest sum taken at any one table during a single night was $16. The highest sum was $62, the latter having taken at table No. 5, which by the energy and vim of its heads and assistants managed to keep in th.e lead each night.

The festival throughout was entirely successful. The receipts will not have to be drawn from, much for expenses, and the net proceeds will be devoted to the repairing and frescoeing of the Sabbath- school. The ladies in charge and all persons connected with the festival deserve a great deal of credit for the manifiest success of their efforts. worthlo-ss imita- Oil. Beware of Two great enemies--Hood's Sarea- parilla and impure blood.

The latter ii utterly defeated by the peculiar medicine. A I There are many tious of St. Jacobs them all. Monthly Meeting. The monthly meeting of the St.

John's Beneficial Aseocintion, of this will be held ac St. John's Hall to-morrow. Nora Nelson, of this city, left this morning, on a visit to Miss Jessie Snively, Shady Grove, Penna. Mies Emma Rosa, of Baltimore, and her niece, Ella Coiisin, are visiting the parents of Ross, West Fat- rick street, this city. The Rev.

Mr. Isaacs, who occupied the pulpit ot the M. church, Church street, this city, i the absence of the Rev. L. H.

Pearce, departed yesterday for his home at Ellicotts Howard county. Dr. 0. H. Elliott, formerly of this city, but now a prominent druggist at Washington, D.

is in Fiedenck on a visit combining businets with pleasure. He will remain until Monday. Sombre Lent 23d day of this month will usher in the season of Lent, one of the most solemn and prophetic of all the church anniversaries. It begins rather early this year. The 40 days i i with Ash Wednesday will enable those who have followed thp almost unend'ug round of dances receptions and teas to have a good rest before the spring opening and to enjoy the privileges of special daily services ID the churches, for the observance Lent has become fashionable.

Forty days they will abstain from worldly pleasures, forty a the ladies be devising new dieases and bonnets with which they mav becomingly observe on Easter Day the close of the somber Lenton fast. G. A. R. El Frost, of Reynold's Post, No.

2, A of this city, has received a letter from Gottli-ib Seidel, Commander Dnshane Post, No. 3, of Commander Frost's invitation to himself and his post to take part in the the exercipes of the annual encamp ment of the Department of Maryland place hern on Feb. 21anc 22. The Dushane Post Guards, 2" men, fife and drum corps, 20 to 25 in number, togetner with officers and commander to the nurabpr of 40 or more, will be present and participab in the grand G. A.

R. and military parade. Commander Frost's invita tion has also been accepted by the Wilson Post Guard, of Baltimore, G. E. Creamer, Captain, which organization will be present 2b strong with drum corps.

Dr. 0 Grothe, Brooklyn Board of Health, sayg Red Star Cough Cure is most effective. Dunkard's at A II. Reiuhd.nl, ot ilouiovia, this county, conducting a series of Dtmkard meetings at Benson's ILill, Wood'jer- ry, Baltimore county. your hands aud howl oh' Ye Birgain for you h'-ive found your "Elysium" at last.

The 5 and 10 cent counters at Smith's Temple Fancy is the "Blissful Haven" beyond a doubt. The indications for 24 hem's from 3 p. m. are: For Maryland, District of Columbia and Virginia, fair weather, followed by local snows, lower followed by higher emperatnre, northerly winds becom- H2 variable. New the new sheet music publisations just received, we are pleased to note the following: In he chimney corner, a delightful song Cowen, cents, Afloat, a capital Ballad with chorus, by Marks, 40 ents; a new setting of Burns' poem Vilt thou be my Dearie with a mel- dy both sweet and appropriate, by Wollank, 35 cents; two choice little )ieces for piano, by Behr Gipsey ong and Spanish dance, both suitable or young beginners, 25 cents each; and a brilliant piece for piano, by Jenry Strauss, entitled Souvenir de Geneve, 35 cents.

The choice select- id pub'icationsare from the presses of be well known house of Oliver Dit- lon Boston, and will be ient to any address on leceipt of price. Convention at Daary convention held in the L'rinity Reformed church, af Mechan- cstown, this county, yesterday jatoe to a close last i Rev. A. Whitmer, of the Cri-Synodic Board of Home missions of the Reformed church in the United States, presided. The evening session convened at 6 30 o'clock the exercises were opened by the Rev.

H. Ditzler, who spoke upon, 1 he gospel missionary system--inaugurated by apostles practiced by the early church. Tne S. M. Hench spoke as to, How shall synods, classes, ministers, and Congregations attain to the measure of their possibilities.

The closing address of the couTention was made by the Rer. Supt. A. C. Whitmer, who ppoke upon, The plan of the Refomed church--the benefits of organization and general co-operation.

At City not forget the Mme. Fry Concert at ity Hall Monday, night, under the auspices of the Y. M. C- of this city. Seats have been selling well and the company is alread assured a large audience.

For the ability of the com-pany we refer our readers to the comments of the Boston Ifeiald The Mme. Fry con- ert company.at TVemont Temple last evening in a varied program of vocal and instrumental selections, was entertaining to all praspnt. The varied abiHty of the members of the company enabled its members to sing vocal selections ranging from a motto song to Gounod's "Ave Maria," and to play selections for a small orches tra, for a string quartette, for a horn quartette, as well as flute and violin solos. There was merit in each of the selections. The variety made pos- ible in the company's programs by the many abilities of members, will undoubtedly insure UP success.

Frank Leslie's Sunday ifpue of thia excellent magazine tor March opens i the eighth of le late Mr. Powell's "Leaves Life, 1 ic which he treats oi Thomas Carlyle in the same gossipy way as in the papers of the series. A a i a strong poem, "From Hencefoith Sm No More," by B. Elliott, is in this number. It is above the average of magazine ven-e.

Illustrated on Schools," "Some Memoiies of the Tuileries," "A Buried Greek City in Egvpt," and "Famous Literary Women," give variety and interest to this number. The Lat-meritioned a i IB accompanied by six portraits. "The Bible Class Exerciseh" (formerly as "ReC 1 offer cash prizes for the a swera. Here a fine i for a i the Bible to profit. The serial ht ries are coi i and there is an abundant store of phort papers, oemp, sketches, etc.

The illustrations are riumerou and beautiful Yesterday's Wind Storm high i which swept over this city yesterday a was far more severe and noticeable oth'-r parts of the Sta'e At and near Baltimore quite a good deal of damage was done. Al (Jumbeiland and throughout Alleghany county the high wind which prevailed caui-ed considerable excitement and a great deal of damage About 3 o'clock the i blew in the of the Crown and Cumberlanc Steel Mill, in the southern part of the city. The smoke stack was also blown down. A number of the employees made narrow escapes. Some of them were bruised by the a i timbers.

The superintendent of the company stated last evening a the mill would have to bt-J closed for a few days in order to repair the damage done by the wind. Part of the high lence around the Baltimore Company's mill in Cumberland was blown down. Reports from thss county show that and outbuildings were blown down very eztensive'y, and it is thought that the damage done throughout the county will amount to a large sura. Headquarters the rogue, ia at laigo to day, but his headquar- to-H for 'V at the same old pla e. Temple of Fancy.

Three Peculiarities Rood's Sarsapnrllla, the Rro.it Menu! jmrlfler Will modlt inc, Is ch.iracti'rliud by throe i by ths large wind mill property of Mr. AVui. Best, near Kiederick Junotiou, was blown down lust night i the high wind which over this section of the country. The Baltimore -The fol- owiug is a report of the Baltimore $raiu market as furnished by the Baltimore Ohio Telegraph Company BA.I.TIMOKK, Feb 12, 15 WHEAT O.VIK1. Spot Jaich tfay 921 Southern Fultz MJ kmtherii Longberry JH) Receipts bushels.

Stock 470,14:2 CORN QUIET. ipot February -lti March -I'M May A Steamer Mixed 40 (a) .40 Southern White 48 Yellow 47 .49 Receipts 54,180 (umbels Htock 322451 Shipments 47,070 Hotel following are the arrivals at the principal hotels todav: CITY HOTEL. Pardon, Jones, Beck, Bride, Houck, Baito; G. Frad- Marrill, Raunick, New York; Smith, Smith, Odell, Charlton, Phila, Pa; Wentz, Washington, Wailace, A Ghuet, Conklin, Boston, Royal, Freeman, Foster, Cleveland, Gana, Canton, Faucett, Pittsburg, Pa; A 82. OARLIN HOUSE.

Maxell, A McGea, Cover, Stoner, George House, Baltimore; Johnson, Stout, Yegpr, Philadelphia; Dodge, Cline, New York; James Miller, George Thomas, Unionville; I Clements, Montgomery county; Biser, Knoiville; John Jordan, King, Eeltown; Harry Thomas, A Lacey, Wsshington; Murphy, Ridgevil'le; Charles Loe, Springfield; county, 52. A Sad, Sarcastic Slap--The i i zens of Frederick in general and the Messrs. Buvly Bros, in particular'are indebted for the following pungent d- itorial comment to the estimable Pittsburg Dispatch: "Down in the regions where the clustered spires of Frederick stand, green walled by the bills of Maryland, a great cloud of gloom has the community.The whole neighborhood ban for nearly a past hugged itself with the deluuion that it was about to become an oil region. Since the seismic disturbance swept over tne Potomac up the valley to Codorus creek, great geological changes werejioticed by the residents. In snort, upon the water pumped from a well oil was discovered.

An eip-rt happened to be in the historic town who thought he knew the i ference between a bull wheel and a headache post, and to him the problem was referred. His mature judgment, delivered i all the solemnity which a man from away up Thorn creek knows how to JBSiime, was that the product was oil 150 degrees tent. The geological strata indicated a pocket in the bowels of the earth. Other experts come. It was wonderful how many of them had been smitten long ago i the close resemblance of the Carroll, Monocacy and Catoctin crei ks to Oil creek, Cherry Run and Thorn creek in the Keyntt ne State.

Whr-n the i i had reached oil f- ver i the end came. Among changes an ground tile drained a gro eery stoie cellar, became disarranged by the i of a i The drippings of the kerosene barr IH, i instead of finding their way unseen to thp re- of the earth, leaped i the well and glory. a th disarrange ment of a i was discovered anil remedied, i its restoration the oil flow in the well ceased and the great dreams of glory var ished. Recollections ot Key, the Star Spangled Banner and Barbara Freitchie vrero overhauled and bright ened, and to-day the i of Frederick aits in sack-cloth and aches i the oil of joy has i place to the of mourning. Wrapped in the recollections of the pawl, the i i town deserves and should a the condolence of a mster whose prosperity well greased with kerosene." TO MY A I send you, dear, This Valentine, It bears a kiss In every line How happy now, My heart will be, If you will send One back to me.

Matilda, you will find the larges and cheapest assortment of Vjilen tines at Smith a Temple of Fancy that is, if you wish to return one. 1st; 2d: 3d: Is-inu'tUclii" unusual st ndeur.itho power, I eflVi'ti- cuicslioio- oforo uucq'iallril. poeull.il Uios belong xcluaivcly to Hood's Sarsapanlla, and arc Unknown to Others Hood's SnrsaparUU is prepared with tho greatest skill ami care, by pharmacists ot iucatlon and long ejipt'rloiiue. lU-nco it Is a loclluluo worthy of entire confidence. If you uffor from scrofuli, Milt rheum, or any dis- ase of tho blood, dyspepsia, MliouMicss, sick eadache.

or kidney and liver complaints, atarrh or ilioumatism, do not fail to try Hood's Sarsaparilla 'I recommend Hood's Snrsnparill.t to all uy friends as llio best blood purifier on WM. GAIT, (IrugRfot, Hamilton, 'Hood's S.irsaparilla h.it. cuiod me of Hcrof- lous humor, and done mo of good jtherwlse." C. A. AIMS-OLD, Arnold, Me.

A book containing many additional statements of euros will be sent to all who desire. Hood's SarsaparHIa vyrvvu Wou1d enjoy youF prevented by Dys pepsia, use Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets They are positive cure for Dyspepsia, In direction, Fldtnlency and Const i potion. We thran. 35 and 60 era Bold by Williamson and Brown, Tlip combination of tlio remedial ugonts Tlip uroiiortlnti lit whu li (lio rooM, ln-ibs, arc mivoJ. iirori'ss by which tlio iiotlvo projiortios uro seem oil.

KOR dewlrafclfl Mown ntnIrB), conlrally loruf d. TetitlH moderate. Kor further Irifofumlloi), apply at Z1R North Mnrkot utrt'oi. A A wood eoionwl wod from 1': ti Ki from the country to llvw In Mim'l fninily mid RiHke It settled home. A 10 T.

Mills. Hhooraaker, Ratt Patrick TM KOU A commodious dwelling i liirtio jnrd and Burden. No. "8 W. Third pnrdvuiarti, ly to No.

2(1 Wort f-KKJtf Sold by druggists. 81 six lor $5. only by C. I. HOOD Lowell, IOO Doses Dollar.

SPECIAL NOTICES. KorJy -wortlx or ntxlrr end for wetttc, Fifteen for tlirt'o liiKortimiM Ailvor- forty wnrdx, whon for moru tliiin tlntto onn-ltnlf-n-rrat word 11 oek. UtttOi mint acionmpany all for advertlno. MitH In thin column. am nppHlDK fur an appoint- nont under the Government I hairn no yin- iloymcnt.

ami a fntnlly to provide for. For present i will sell Mr Udnrlos Miller's nost vttlunblu "City and County IMrcotory." hinir (tin name and resl'lonno every lane' owner and biistiioss man In Frederick city anrl nnd full desfrlptlon of land and tiuBiness, bcaidoB other most valuable lofor- nation Persons worktutr upon InvimtionH will find It to ihclr InttTt-st to tiall anti BOB mo. will be ffrato'ul to ray i i lor onuour- B. U. FltshuKh.

70 Oarlln How. frblJMtf FOR KKNT--Two story brick house, dltu- a'oil ou fouth street. Thin la a vory coii- vonlont dwelling, it contains a larp-o parlor, mil. dlntDfc-rooin kitchen nnd tlvu betlroonm; dry cellar under tho entire tnilldlnir. LanKo- Rtiibio on tho lot, will bo routed with the 10use It desired.

Duvld Fraatur. fcblMtf FOR i nine rooms nnd lalli also, atoro room on Patrick gtropt and of Bont? street: also btnali lioxico on iloiitz Btroot and two roonm In bullrtitiir on corner of Market nnd Church streets, ungtnlrs. Lawrence FOR RF.NT.-- Two nluo and one ba-k, miituble fo Apply to cure thin olllco. rooms, one front Bokb'jplnir. FeblSdlw will served i tet HiniHe roH'iuirwn 1 to nlsrht to all who may uocept this Invitation to cull.

Everybody in vltod. POTOMAC i i i i Inn, i ffoah oysters. applt'M, frultH, and vegetable of all kinds tit A. Kllno'l "Jentn- Fifth and Produce llouae, ft W. fat rick street.

Saturday, hVfc. 13. on Market street, a ladles' fur enpe. 'I ho ownor nun ob- Mln tho Hume lij thlsolltuo titul pny- ritf for ndvcriluetnent. fobl'dtf FOft I-aborerH HOUMO will) garden and well, on JefTow.n road one mile from Frederick W.

O. boncirro. FOU half of the i on the norlliwuHl corner of and Teotid HlrootH. llooinn pr.vuic. the I bel COIIHI ruoted for tho aeuommo latlon of two rarnlllcH.

(Jhi-np roi.t to a dimlniblo tenant. PoMioMNlon A i IH( A at A l. Htailonery, Toy and Vurlut store. AT man to oholee nurHery Htook. Good liny.

Steady i i Ad.lri)8»..IaB.-B. Whliuey. I'oohoster, N. Y. JanBgdlmo WANT or throo (food boyH lo learn the hnrniHH A to lloiiuk, B7 Ku.il 1'ulrluk Hlrott, lldl w' FOK A per twn-Rtory Ijriek IIOUHO uontiiinltiK 7 mourn on 1C All HalnlH Htriiot.

Wutor and irm. Apply to i Ki Siitilli i HI i i NOTJK El NOTHJH 1 NOTH'H'Jl-Koi hnuHcs No 130 2(1 HI. Ill, INI. mill lot ot for I i i fiirinliifr, on h'Hilh BtroGt. AMo, Hnnil bank enntaln- IIIK two iiuren, on i 1 i i i i tho lot on a HL foi i i i i for i 1 and stono (jui rymtr.

TflrniH. very modi-raKi I. John K. Xullur. i i of I hurehv i i persons not tn i i a UTII mv mm IM wjirii.

ilm F. ai 1C i Hi A I i i i i i i i man, i merit fr.rm i 1 1ms had i i a i 1-1 porJoner In a i an ti'feriirioi'B dill on or addroRM Ilaknr, ciiri'(iroir House, Vr i Md. fi 1'OK -The I ho rPHKlent (if Or l.unu on i Hlreet. All iiKxlcrn i nicruM M. K( nt iiiixlenitr.

1'or I i a a (J. E. Meuley I I A i i and i i of i IIHs i i eO'nl i ll i i i i i i i i i i iriHori- for MI I I 'off. Adfln-HM Mils olliei Ti'li'lil I Hiu iriR In en I Hint xii-lifiK i a i Hint I um no longer Odnrli'HR i i a i i MH, I in i i mi i i minx- I lie I i IIM i I'red- I am i itpitiful In abovo mimed urid um prepineil to a (r'MHpools i a reduced priC'eM. Hal infaci Ion mi'inin I i Hi I i i TIK ii.

O. i or L'H! i i i I h'nit llj UK of A i i i i i i i i a i dlrir itnd half of i Klirroi all In pm of I liinin'. A to K. I I Mouth a fob'idlw I 1 Oil I -'1 wo-Htory brlek tiouiJo riri- a 7 rooiriH and P.IIMI clrect, i dwi i wnrelxnmc and mible. WCKI I i i A i lo VV.

i Knst 1'atrh Hr d. Ti I-OK The i on North Miir- kd streei n(jw in oei iipnney of MIIJ T. i i i A i A to Oeo. Win. Ciurmj- at Old a i I rebHdlw KOU (food stable on alley rear of pr( IHIHCH No 7(1 i lartfu oiinufrti for two horsi Mprlnir nnd Ki nt ry low to tenant.

A i 1st I). K. Hirilth. f( KOK comfor'nblo two story brick with BIX rooms on Third ctroot, with Innrc Kiiroen i a attached. Kent mol- oratr.

Apply to I I M. Market Ktri'ot. febRdlw A threo story brick ostdi-neo No 11 Kiist Church Rtruct. Nine OOIIIM. water nnd oonvoniont.

Apply to Dr. I Ma. i corner ot I'alrlok and Court Htieets. Frederick City. Md.

Wo hereby warn all imrtlus aoll- Hour under the forned name of "Golden liiKe" to tin- public to stop doing 10 immo- dlnu-ly, or they will be publicly denounced. Kor the benellt of the Konerai public wo here ain publluh tho nanu'8 of our Hitli-iyrontii. wo liiK Ihe cnly Mole uKents who Hell HIM eele- tirated "Oolden Tlnifo Flour" in tho city. Hub are: M. Klutz, Market and Filth HireetH, Chas UruNf, Patrick Btreut-s Henry Miller, N.

Market street. Charles J. Itlehl. 8 Market street, Mm. Bhoffleld, E.

Second street Itruet Hole agents. JBB FOR hotel property E.Patr'ok street, known as tho I'enumylvanla Ilouao. contalnlnK in with u'l modern conveniences Is Tor rent now ana after the lny of April 18X7; also tho private dwelling adjoining containing 8 rooms Nice lot of i on piemlKesnow occupied by mo. Possession given Immediately. For furthi pwr- i i i a apply to Mrs.

A. 3. Topper. Patrick FOR A I OR KKNT Having contracted for tho of the late residence of Dr. TtionuiK J.

I i a II or rent the came after taking seven feet from tho lot to add 10 my present property. This will leave an Inlet eleven foot wide to tho property offered for sale or rent. This property in ono of tho most desirable locations in Frederick, and IH very desirable 'in a roH'dence. Milton G. Urnor.

JailSJdtf In FOR KF.N'f --The corner store room Kemp a building adjoining Adams KXJ office, now in the occupancy of 8 llouck. fosscBPlon given A i 1st 1887 For particulars apply to.Toeph Oronloo. FOR 8AI.R-Two good counters, lot of shelving and drawers A)! In order nnd cheip. Apply to Joseph Went Third Btreet. FOK BAI.R -A two story brick houno with lot, sittiBted on W.

Wouth s'roet, this city. Tn- John B. Thomas Bon, Real ICsfnto Agerrts. FOR good double sltuntod on N. Market street between Fourth Rrd Fifth will be rented separKtoly if de- fired.

PomeMion Riven April Apply to 3, 11. MarHcn, photofrripher. MOPEHN have Just received a new asset tumor of tho latest unproved designs of modern houses, ranplng in price from tfioo to tBO.lHK) and will bo vasoA lo show them to parties desiring td btilld, a)go furnish plans and specifications at a moderate prlcn. all on or aJiiross Wesley Iialt7pll, FrudoHok, Md. JimlSdtf offer to six nor cent lobenture bonds of the Western Farm Mongage Company of Lawrence.

Kansas, aeenrod by KIIIST MOimi This OOIM- pany has a successful buNlncHS record of TWEI.VB YBAKH: and Its ofiluota are won of InUigrity and largo in this Hue of buBlniAo. We otter relfaldo erenoes In relation to the value and soundness of these bonds. No commission chartrmt investor. Mmfer Hitter, Hoom No. 8 Oltir.en'B National Bank building roflleo Frederick, Md.

FOK third, fourth and sixth houses In Carlln block. I'otmesslon irlvcn April 1st. Apply at Can iln House.tjanl7dim FOR desirable property ated on W. Patrick itroot, and now occuplol by OUvin Hefib. Pomcueion tlven April 1st, 1887; also the office over the one now ooou- pled by Hon.

Noah llowlus. FosseBBlou given Apply toChas. F. Market). jaolOdtf "L1VK ANt) LET LTVK" IB the motto ot every honorable dealing man, and It has always been mine.

My business has so wonderfully Increased that It i justify mo in re- muiuing In Frederick for the wltiior, In every oaHe no money asked i satisfactory results obtained. Examination aud consultation free of chariro. umlrnio of references In this oily. Call and nee for yourself. A fine assortment of goods always on band.

Ho- spcotruily. Prof it, It Daniels, Practical Optician, 71 N. Mntket street. janadlf FOK BALE CUBA surrey in good con- dltltm, made by Hamsbufir, of Frederick. Apply to this oiHeo.

SALE REGISTER. All parties advertising thnlr sales in either TIIK or WKBKUV Nfws, or having their f-mloblllH printed at this oillce wld roelvo free notice, under this heading In both papers until tho day or sale, besides a HUlllulent number of blank notes TIIK NRWN offers the best advantagea of any pitpor in this section Tor advertising miles; and wo print tho most at- triiotivoand oheapmt sale bills of anyoflloe In tho State. urf a call. On Tuc-wlay, Felirnary Wrn. liHtiKh, tnmtee, i at public Hale near HatiKli's ilihtrici, l''iederiek t'ounty, personal propel ly eniliraeiiif; liorstH, cuttle, Ac.

lulver- tiheniMii in The Weekly Newn and bills. On WeiluwJuy, Keliruary IClh, John IF KatimburK, nilminiHtrator. will iiell at public miio lit late resilience of onfall KimiHlairK, miles HoutliciiM of Mount i'leiihiini, a a property. Beo i i i i in TlIF, KKWS a i ()n February Mrs. C.

E. Tucker will otler lor sale at the i Hotel the home properly of the late Wm. J. Tucker 41 i Hlreet. Hc nilvertuenicnt in Tin; On Moudav, Fcbiuiiry 21i.t, A K.

King, Thurslon, i publicBttle on i Inrm of A. H. two miles i i of Urbiinii, peMonnl piopcriy, co.i- tiHtiiiR of horni's, cuttle, household and I i i i i i i jVc Nee On Tuewl.iy, Kchriiary 2'2, L. Criuncr i al public sale, 1 miie noutheaul, i a i perMinnl property, em- brui IKK IIOIHCH, cattle, ele. See ad- i i he Weekly News and bills.

On Tuemlav, l''ebniarv '2 the executrix of lull- Frank i i sell at pub- i a i a House, in this city, a i hornes. See iidvertisement in Tin, A I I Ml' WH. On i i i '2, AIurgnrFt Wiro unil Iv.icl uel Wire, of Lovettsville, i dell public salt-on pretniseH, i soitiheitst of Ij'ivcttNville, valuable personal properly. Mee billw. On Thurhday, March 3d, Mrs Charlotte A.

i i i i a i sell at public sale, on the road a i from to Middletown, peraoual profierty, embracing horses, cattle, cio. See advertisement in The nnd bills. On Ftid.iy, March 4 i Robert Moftett will wl! al public mile one half mile east of Ad.imsi.own, on tin- Ne Design road, v.ilu.iblc property, consisting of horses, a Ao. (See advertisement in The Weekly Nevvi and bills. On Thursday.

March 10th, H. A. Aldridge i Hell at public Hiilc on his premises, 1 i north of Woodville, valuable personal property, consisting of horses, cattle, Ac. See bills. On Thur.

Iny, March 10, D. E. Buckcy, of Middlebiirg, Carroll county, will sell at pub'ic sale at the place, live stock, i i impleinrnUs, etc. See advertisement in I I WEKKI.Y NEWS On Sat'irday, 12th, the executrix of of the I a offer at public auction on the premises, No. 76 East Patrick street, Vnhmble personal property.

Sec advertisement in The Daily News On March 12th, the executrix of the Frank Schley i ofler at nublic auction on the premises, No. 75 Eaut Patrick 8t, valuable real estate: See advertisement in The i flews 0 PAPER MKAT SACKS I NEWSPAPER!.