The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

Daily News Rates of Advertising. advertisements, per In. per mo 00 Transient locals, per line, each 10 Merchants- Per moath oo Advertisers with whom we have reitular ruu- accounts, will have their bills rendered onOie first of each month All transient ad- Tertlsements payable in advance. iTUESDAY, MABCH 22, 1887. I i i i MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Annual Report L. E. Mullinix Co Some Genuine Bargains Special Notice--Wanted Special Notice--Wanted Special Notice--Boarding Special Notice--For Kent Special Notice--For Kent Special Notice--Public Sale CITY, COUNTY AND STATED What Happened a Year Ago To-Day. A number of the members of the Grand Lodge of Masons of Baltimore arrived in this city to participate in the evening at a consistory session of Columbia, Lodge, in this city. Snow on the Mountains.

The Catoctin mountains, three miles west of this city were covered with snow to the depth of a couple of inches this morning. Y. M. C. regular weekly cottage meeting of the Y.

M. C. A. will be held at the residence of Mro. Ingle, on Bentz street, this, evening, beginning at 7:30 o'clock.

An Odd Louis Jacobs.re- siding about 4 miles east of this city, left at THE NEWS office this morning a very peculiar hen egg. It is of a very dark color.has a thick shell and resembles a gourd in shape. Petition for petition was yesterday filed before Governor Lloyd for pardon in the case of Calvin Grimea, convicted a few weeks ago in the Circuit court for this county for forgery and sentenced to the penitentiary for fire years. Asking for a Divorce. In Wash- ingtonjast week a suit for divorce was entered by Lora Feete, from her husband, Thos.

H. B. Feete, of Middletown, this county. They were married in Pennsylvania in 1865, the husband deserting his wife in 1881. Mileage Tickets--On the 15th of this month the sale of all thousand loile tickets was discontinued on the B.

0. and P. R. R. roads.

It is said that ere long the different roads will go together and sell 5000 mile tickets to traveling men good on any railroad. Other Jacob Wisong, whoee death was chronicled in THB NEWS of yeiterday, was, in addition to those reported.a brother to Mrs. John T.Moore, Mrs. G. Joseph Doll and John Wieland, oi this and Mrs.

Edward Welsh, of Cumberland, Md. Another Maryland Churchman, Bishop Paret's official organ, has again changed hands. The editor, Rev. W. M.

Barker, has resigned, having been lately appointed rector of -Ascension church, Baltimore. His successor is Rev. Alex. McCabe, of Laurel, Md. Arthur S.

Johns, rector of Emmanuel P. E. Church, at Middleburg, has lately declined a call to Sligo parish, in Montgomery county, Md. He ia a son of the late Bishop formerly rector of All Saints' 'Church, this city, and abroth- er-m-law of Mrs. Chas.

W. Ross. John T. Six, residing on West South street, this city, entertained a large number of his friends at his residence on Thursday night, the 17th instant, the occasion being the celebration of the 49th birthday of Mr. Six.

The occasion was one of unusual enjoyment and the company left highly pleased with the host of the evening. Attempted Jail attempt to break jail was diacovered by Sheriff Lynch, at Westminster at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon in time to prevent a big jail delivery. The iron bars had been taken out of the windows and blackened broomsticks substituted in their stead. A case knife was found made into a saw for the purpose of cutting out. A 20 pound weight, which it was intended should be used in throwing a rope over the wall was also found.

following gentlemen have been invited to address the Jeffersonian Democratic Club at their rooms on Thursday next, the 24th inst: Gov. Lloyd, Hons. Levi P. Maish, of York, James Hodges, W. Pinckney Whyte, Gen.

F. C- Latrobe, Hons. Wm. T. Hamilton, Isadora Rayner, S.

Teackle Wallace, J. Frank Turner, K. Wil- J. Clarence Lane, Col. H.

Kyd Douglas. Hons. Harry Wells Rnah, J. Frank Morrison, Buchanan Schley, Wm. Walsh, John P.

Poe, George W. Cruikshank, James U. Colton, Thomas G. Hays, J. Frank Brown, Gen.

Bradley T. Johnson. MOTHER EUPHEMIA'S BURIAL. Impressive Ceremonies at St. Joseph's Academy.

funeral yesterday of Mother Catherine Euphemia, superioress of the Order of Sisters of Charity in the United States, was. attended by a large number from Baltimore and elsewhere, professors, seminarians and students from Mt. St. Mary's College and others. At nine o'clock thp people began to wend their way from many points towards the beautiful' grounds of St.

Joseph's Academy, and many persons from Baltimore reached there a lew minutes after eleven o'clock. About five hundred persons were gathered in the chapel of St. Joseph's Academy when the burial ceremonies wer a- begun, at 11:30 o'clock. The body of the chapel was occupied by about two hundred Sisters of Charity in their dress familiar wherever suffering is known, novice in black robes and hoods, and pupils of the academy, wearing white veils. In the choir gallery sat the student! of Mt.

St. Mary's College, while the seminarians and clergy were ranged in a circle within the sanctuary. The gallery and annex south of the sanctuary were filled with the residents of Peculiar in medicinal merit and wonderful cures--Hood's Sarsaparilla. Now is the time to take it, for now it will do the most good. Emmitsburg and the vicinity.

The casket, with its top covered with flowers, stood at the head of the middle aisle, with tall candles burning on either side. The holy office was chanted by the seminarians of Mt. St. Mary's College, Bey. J.

J. Tierney, of that institution, presiding, and solemn high mass was sung by the college choir, Rev. Peter Blenkinsop, S. of Philadelphia, a brother of the deceased, being celebrant, Very Rev. E.

P. Allen, the deacon, and Rev. Charles P. Grannan, the sub-deacon, with Messrs. D.

Quinn and D. O'Grady, of Mt. St. Mary's College, acting as masters of ceremonies. Mr.

D. Brown was organist. Rev. Dr. E.

F. X. McSweeny pronounced the eulogy. The ceremony of absolution having been performed by Bishop James A. Healy, of the Dioces'e of Portland, the funeral procession inarched to the graveyard in the following order: Cross-bearer and acolytes, young ladies Of Academy, professed sisters, novicfis, choir, seminarians, clergy, the coffin, borne by pall bearers selected from the congregation of St.

Joseph's church, Messrs. W. C. Taylor, Dr. John Brawner, Bennet Tyson, George Brawner, James Fitzgerald and Charles Ott, ancient sisters, representatives af other religious communities and friends.

Among the Sisters were deputations from the homes in Baltimore, Washington and Philadelphia in charge of the order. Those in the line walked slowly through the grounds to the graveyard gate, and thers the line in front of the coffin separated, allowing the reit of the procession to pass within the gate. Near- the door of the chapel which marks the resting place of Mother Seton's remains the body of Mother Euphemia was committed to the earth among the graves of many Sisters who had died before her, and the procession moved slowly back to the academy buildings. We have heard manj of our old friends that Salvation Oil cured them of rheu- mitism. Those who have not tried it should 'do BO.

Our druggists sell it for twenty five cents a bottle all the time. Try It and Gat Lewis W-'Mehrling, of this city, is preparations for the manufacture of Mehrhng's German Corn Salve on a large scale. The salve he announces is having an extensive sale in this section of the state. As the price of the salve is a email matter compared with the excrutiating pain of a bad corn, those suffering should by all means give it a trial. A Calf With Two cow belonging to F.

Ashby, living about 3 miles from Oakland, this state, gave birth to a calf which had two well developed and perfectly formed heads, each head having two eyes and a perfectly formed mouth. When the calf bleated the noise came from each mouth. It lived about forty hours. Dr. J.

Lee McComas sent the skin to Washington, D. to have it mounted. Narrow Monday morning while Mr. George Engelbrecht was cleaning his gun at his home on West South street, preparatory to a gunning expedition after robins.the trigger was accidtntly touched and the gun discharged. The load went through the ceiling of the room, making a hole of considerable size.

Mrs. Engelbrecht, who is sick in bed, considerably frightened until she learned that no one was injured. Frank Pierce, III, beautiful owned by Mr. Harry Goodsell, can be found, by breeders of stock, during the season, which will c'ose on November 30th, at Mr. Goodsell's stables at the fair grounds adjacent to this city.

Mr. Goodsell will be pleased to send a full description and pedigree to all persons interested in the services of this horse, Mr. Goodsell has every facility for handling horses and promises to spare no pains to please all who will entrust horses to his care. His Kcuhinss Him. The persona oi coaaty who w.it- nessed the feats of "the champion glass eater," at the Frederick county agricultural exhibition last October, will regret to hear that he ir.

a dying condition at his home in Pittsburg, Pa. Eis disease is laceration of the intestines and stomach, caused by the particles of glass swallowed during his exhibitions. His physicians have found pieces of glass forcing their way out through his stomach and ekin. Monte Columbus Transcript, in referring to Aiden Benedict's Monte Cristo company, which will appear at the City Hall tomorrow night says: "The largest house of the season greeted Aid en Benedict's Monte Cr'ieto company last night, and Alexander Dumas' masterpiece was rendered in a manner to satisfy the most critical. Mr.

Aiden Benenict, as Edmond Dantes, looked the ideal of the part, and played it only as a finished actor could. Miss Irene Aokerman, as excellent, showing kerselt to be possessed of an emotional power of a high order. The marvelous setting of the second act provoked rounds and rounds of applause. Reserved seats can 4e secured at A. R.

Yeakle's City Hall Shoe Store. Aldermanic committee on Carroll creek held a meeting in the Aldermanic chamber at the City Hall last night.Mestrs. Wilcoxon and Fleming being present. The object of the meeting was to consider the widening of Carroll creek below Carroll street. Marshall E.

Y. Goldsborough appeared before the committee and made a very liberal proposition, which camnot yet be made public, but which will probably be accepted by the board when presented. In the event of the acceptance of tbe proposition it is believed that bed of the stream can be opened and the improvements contemplated made at a very small cost. The Board of C. Board of Charities met at Montevue yesterday, all the members being present.

The only business of importance was awarding of contracts for furnishing supplies for the hospital and jail for the quarter commencing April 1st. The following were the successful bidders: Cattle for Montevue, L. C. Derr; meat for jail, Mrs. Alice R.

and corn meal, C. Staley; brand, Rice Blessing; run of mine, George's creek coal, Wm. S. Miller Co hard ooal. Geo.

S. Groshon; druga, Dr. J. A. Williamson; dry goods.L.

E. Mullinix; clothing, Rosenstock shoes and hats, B. Rosenour; groceries, M. N. Rohrback.

Hotel following are the arrivals at the principal hotel today: CITY HOTEL. Braimbaugh, Grew, I Harris, Chesing, Dr Adams.S Watkins, Cudy, Balto; Seabold, Millersburg; Parkin, Pittsburg; Miller, Voorhees, Kline, Phila; Link, Gteenville, Tenn, Dean, Savage, New York; A Gillett, Syracuse; Opdycke, Ohio; Mies Gorsuch, Carroll co; county, 42. OAELIN HOUSE. Louis McMurray, Maxell, Strubinger, George Aehford, Baltimore; Cook, 0 Kyle, Washington; Good, Portland, Maine; Morgan, Bailey, Richner, Laadis.Waynes- boro; Ensey, Burgess, Nebraska; Beachey, New York; Joseph and Hanna, Dayton.O; Leaner, Perky, Hagerstown; Chas Joy, Porter, Philadelphia; Harman, Carroll county; Leman, Montgomery county; Thomas, Pittsburg; county 52. Extra Postal McComas spent some time at the Postoflice Department in Washington on to Messrs.

Knott and Nash in regard to fast mail facilities for Western Maryland. Mr. McComas is very anxious to have the fast mail on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad extended from Martinsburg west so as to reach the cities of Western Maryland. His talk with the Postoffice officials gave him encouragement to hope that tho extension would either be made in the fast mail to Hancock, Cumberland, Oakland, and even west of those places, or that a postal car will be placed on the Chicago express, which leaves Baltimore early in the morning. The un- ceitainty in regard to the B.

0. "deal" makes the officials hesitate to do anything positive just yet. Mr. McComas also arranged eome minor postal routes thia county, at Wolfville, Hney Giove, and Ellerton, as well as re-establishing the route to Exlin. He also filed petitions from citizens for new postofficea at the following places: Friendship, Washington county; Pine Grove, this county; and Mahlon K.

Wolf recommended by the people for postmaster; Pleasent Walk, this county, and Samuel Betts for postmaster, and re-establish the postoffice at Exlin, Washington county, and Mrs. Rose Bevins for postmistress. YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS. A Number of Personal Points Pithily Put. Prof Hoover, of Wolfsville, is ill.

Misa Florence Trail is visiting friends in North Carolina. Mr. David Roseupur, of Baltimore, is visiting relatives in this city. Mrs. Louisa Niedhardt is very ill from congestion of the lunge, at her home on East Patrick street.

Miss Caroline M. Purnell, B. graduated at the Women's Medical College, in Philadelphia, last week. Miss Emma Hartman, of Chicago, 111., is visiting the familr of Mr. B.

Rosenour the vrell known clothier, North Market street, this city. She is a niece of Mr. Rosenour. Rev. E.

O. Eldridge, formerly of this city, lately appointed pastor of Exeter street M. E. church.Baltimore, will to-night be tendered a musical and literary reception by the members of hia charge. Abbe Rebecca, be- loyed wife of James H.

Forney, Esq after an illness of a few days from heart disease at her residence a short distance west of this city at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was in the 65th year of her age and besides a husband, leaves three sons and three daughters. Her funeral will take place at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. The interment will be made at Haugh's church; near Ladiesburg her former home. Public Sales John B.

Thomas, trustee, will offer at public auction in this city to-morrow valuable real estate. Full advertisement in "The Daily News" of Monday, and "The Weekly News." Mr. N. 0. Neighbors, will offer at public sale at his residence, on the farm, 2 miles north of Frederick to-morrow, valuable personal property, consisting of horses, cattle, etc.

See advertisement in "The Weekly News." Gapt. J. 8. B. Hartsock will offer at public sale on the premises, in this city and kitchen furniture.

A i a Prof. R. f. Optician, spectacles and eye glasses at living prices for all delects of vision. Examination free of charge.

No. 71 North Market street, opposite Ci'y Hall, dtf Business business failures occurring throughout the country duriug the last ven days ap reported to R. G. Dunn and E. Russell the Mercantile Agency, Friday, by telegraph, number for tne United States, 187 and for Canada S3, or a total of 220 failures, an compared with 2S2 last week, 229 the week previous to the last, and 225 for the corresponding week of last year.

The failures of the weak are about up to the average in all sections of the country. In New York city there were two notable casualties, one in phosphates, the other in leather; the rest of the failures in the city were unimportant. Free i i of internal revenue and the taking off of revenue- stamps from proprietary medicines, no doubt has largely benefited, the coi'Sninera, as well as relieving the burden of home manufacturers. Especially is this the case with Green August Flower a'd Bo- Bcbee'a German Syrup, as the reduo- tion of six cents per dosen, hae been added to increase the size of the bottles containing these remedies, thereby giving one-fifth more medicine the 75 cent size, TheAugust Flower for spepsia and Liver Com- pUuut, and the i a for Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps the largest nnle of any medi unea in ihe world. The of increased size of the bot'lea will greatly appreciated by the aick and afflicted, in every town and village in civilized countries.

Sample Tor 10 ceuts remain the same size. roH garden ahair turnpike rallo from to W. with FOR K15NT Two tenant with dwns and outbuildings for rout. Apply with references to Kobvrii Orua. Orecnoala Maryland.

warlMat wit FOK Tbo fourth houM and tour rooms In third house In UarHn block. Church Apply ftt Carliij HoUK). luarliklBw A commodious two-itorj IIOUBP on West Fifth street Pouenslon rlroD immediately. A. Catch brick house No.

IS 1 Second street: In every room and water oo both lloors. April 1st, 1887. Apply to U. M. aittlUBwr, Carltn House.

FOR dwelling adjoining residence nt lr. Ixntr on Wont South All modern conveniences. Kent moderate. For full Information apply to O. B.

murllMlf received a lot of tho celebrated now "KxoelMor" Pennsylvania ooofc stoves; ttlto tho new Mayflower" nitmu which for bakiuw qualities they have but few oi)UHln. Those wunlnjr gloves would do woll to Kivo mo a call before purohmtlnir. respectfully U. Zodrlok'tt old Btond. B.

Patrick street. energetic inon at onco lo aot aa either local or travellnir salesmen of our choice fruit and' ornamental nursery stock. Our facilities arc unsurpassed for terms and soo for yourself wr at wo offer, liuat of territory and outfits froo. All mock strictly drat and genuine In alt BuslncsHiiuloltl? mustered, lioth of our firm hnvlnir had cxpt-rionoo In tbe sale of thcBQ goods wo oim rrcatiy assist moxpmri- enood mon and nuoh Tnaron80 their offoctiYO- Address, Brown Brothers. Nurmrymen, Rochester, v.

FOH three or four very ant rooms to rent to a person without, children. For particulars Inquire attho office of John U. Thomas Son. nmrirtdtf FOK BALK OH EXCHANGE. 8000 two- renr old Concord vlnqs, 30000 ouUlturs nnd instruotions how to raise thorn URo for 100, 500 for 3 barrels of nice grapo wlno, will dhlp It by the gallon; 1 barrel of elder wine.

20 Ktefor pour irons at 00 els each. I will trade on nnythlntr. Write what you have to put off. Address 8. Weant, V'ork Hoad.

Oar- roll county, Md. nmriollw of Con a celebrated tared every year by Aclcor'a English It is a guarantee! preparation if it doea not help you it will coit you nothing. Try it. A single will show ita good effect. Trial bottles 10 Hold by Williamson and Brown, "OUR OIHI," AND "THB of ton best of 6 cent elftars known to the trade, at Dr.

8. F. Thomas druggist, cor. Market and Patrick lUreote, Frederick, Md. m8rlOd4w See advertisement in "The Daily News" and bills.

Mr. G. F. Kindley, "executor, will offer at public sale on the premises, between Fountain Mills arid Browningsville, this county, personal property, embracing horses, catcle.etc. See advertisement is "The Weekly News" and bills.

Millinery Opening at the Bee ve. --Messrs. J. H. Thies Son, who recently assumed the proprietorship of the Bee Hive store, No.

16 South Market street, this morning threw open their doors to the public with a grand opening of their new addition, the millinery department. Thia special department of the Bee Hive establishment is in charge of Mdlie. Lula Oastersen, who has had considerable experience in the busmeda, a fact which her beautiful styled in trimming fully attest. The following described bonnets and hats were exhibited this morning and made a most beautiful appearance--one that would please the eye of any young lady desiring a new and stylish covering for the head: Straw bonnet trimmed in heliotrope, very rich; another in Nile green and pink, a beauty that many admired; another of fancy straw and trimmed in old gold and blue attracted considerable attention and was greatly admired; several other's in black straw, trimmed in shrimp and pink, and a brown straw trimmed in gold brown trimmings were also much admired. Among the many hats were a brown Milan straw trimmed in pink, a white straw trimmed in orange and creame, another trimmed terra cotta and Nile green and a pearl straw trimmed with shaded tips and Bengal shaded.

There were many other exhibited but which, for want of epace, cannot be fully described. Suffice it to say the display is one that is worth the while of every lady reader of THE NEWS to examine. The store room has been beautifully trimmed and prisents a handsome appearance. A lull stock of cards are also being exhibited which the proprietors announce will be sold very cheap. The opening of spring styles will continue until, and including Friday, during which time proprietors will be pleased to have the ladies of the city and county call and examine styles and prices.

A A Terrible Case of Scrofula Cured t- Hood's Sarsaparilla In tho winter oi 1879 I was attacked with Scrofula In one of tho moat aggravating forms. At one time I had no leu than thlrteen-largo absceiaos orer and around my neckand throat, continually exuding an offensive mass of bloody matter disgusting to behold, and almost Intolerable to ending. It is impoiilble to fully describe my sufferings, as the cass complicated with Chronic Catarrh. After three years of misery, having been treated by three physicians, I was vorte than Finally, on the recommendation of W. J.

Huntley, druggist, oC Lock-port, I was Induced to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. And now, after taken twelve bottles, within Uie last twelve months, tho scrofulous eruption! hare entirely ceased, and the ahscoigGS hare all disappeared, except tjiminslghtlyticari, which are dally biromlng. Itmaller by degrees, and beautifully do not know what It may have done for otheis.lnit 1 do know thftt In my case, Hood's Barsapurilla has piovud an effective specific indued. As an evidence ot my gnitltude I send those fauls unsolicited, and I am ready to verify tho authenticity of this cure, by personal coriespondctico with any one who doubts It." CUAULKM A. lion- BBTg, East Wilson, N.

Y. statement Is confirmed by W. J. Huntley, druggist, of Lockport, N. who calls the a great for Hood's Sarsaparilla.

Bend for book giving statements of many cures. Hood's Sarsaparilla by all six for Mly by O. I. HOOD Lowell, Mass. IOO" Doses One --onogood truck, horse nnd harness.

Reasons for soiling; move to tho country. Apply to 0. L. Stull, South Market BOMKTHING and see tho portable nnd adjustable dross and skirt forms. For solo by Daniel Hendrlckson.

North Market street. V. tho best WJWirg muohlno made. BTTHINKSS FRONTS, CITY SUBUltBAN dcjIrlDg to- build or remodel their homos will find It ot Interest to examine my selection which contains alx hundred different designs ranirlnfr. from four hundred dollars and upward.

Drawings and spocinoatioun furnished at two ppr ocnfc of tho of tho building. spcotfully. Wosley lliiltiell, Ftedorlok, Md. nmrlidtf KOGR FOU Will noil for two Vlytnonth Hook egR8 $1.00 p.T nittlnir; Buff Coofiln fSOOpor sitting: Brahman, world- renowned "Auloorat" (ttratn, (3,00 per Keineiabet 1 only. Mill or.

Md. insNT-Stono barn for J3 head of' sioelc, tturpf) punturo, water, Rltufctcd mJJaoont to oily. Enquire at A. 11. Yoakln'g marlMtf NOTICE Kor houses S3, and an K.

South etroot, nlso tho bank oonlnlrilnn two soruii, on rurnutlio. vory mo lomto. 1. John Zollor, father of Kdwiinl Xeltar boreby notify nil poraons riot to pay nriy nt to my Ma- ward. Jolin If.

7.ollor, No.20 South street, ttmrlOtlBw For 'fbo'ttiouwuBd. chanp; and BiinJen plants of all klndl, cheap; a fine family horau, will work anywhero and onn trot In three rnlmiU'S. Clan ho bad flump. I.ttwrjni) lionix, HJiujt Fourth atroct. raVdtf SPECIAL NOTICES.

Forty words or publliOiml tuxlpr thin hend for cents wook, or Fifteen Cents Uiren IIIHOI I tons Ad tlsomoMfH forty words, tnl ordered for morn than thrmi roimuontlvn WftnkH iToril a mtmt iiccoinpany nil for inlviirtlno- mrmta In tlilw column. HOARDING nt moderate rates, good table and home comforts mOG K. 1'iitrlok street, A upoond-hnnd Address stnllng of book press i nccora- moflnlc. W. cnro NitwH ollluo.

mnrasdlw FOR A commodious two Htory brick house on West Posses slon given April 1st. Apply to A. H. Attlck or Martini J. Attlck, West Patrl" Mtroet.

FOR KBNT. -Two utory brink houcn on B. flrcond Btrc-ot, now occupied by Or William Johnson Tho house In In llrslrfaKH condition, i nil modern Improvements. Apply to II ThomaH Hon thousands suffering from Asthma, Consumption, Cough etc. Did you try Acker English Remedy? It is the beet preparation known for all Lung Trouhlen, a positive at WUliarapon and Brown, druggists- L.

E. MULUNIX CO. TUKSDAY, Marcli 22nd. Carpet will find amontf the new things just received in our carpet department a full stock of window shades in all different grades-either with cords or springs. Don't fail to see tbe new transparent curtains with beautiful scenery.

Also Lambrequin fringes, curtain fringes and cords, stair rods, telts for piano or organ covers. Handsome raw silk table covers, all of which are being offered at prices lower than usual. E. MULLINIX CO. i am now prepared ro clean sinks nnd ccMpootauf every dmurlptloii promptly, and nt immly reduced prlouH.

BHtlnfiidtlon Kiiiirantorrt, Cull on or addruRB Then. 0. Kroh, No. M. Markot FredorU'k, Md.

iimrTdtf A BAHB (JHArfof -StnolTiind YxturOD Of "it, first olHHN irioii' Btoro doing- a good uaoh luM- IIONB. Will bi- sold cheap. Conlrnllr Iocs tod; sutlsfnpiory rontionB for soiling. Addrons this cjflluo. nini7dtf FOU UENT.

-House with nloo and ball, also, atom room on Patrick utrcot and oornor or Dante itroot; n.lHo nmall house on Dcnlz struct and twn rooma In bulidlnir on c'ornor of Market nnd Church Btroom. up Ntnlrt. laiwreriuo fe(88dtf BTOUAGT! Ann KOH BENT fltoriwo offorod on roMonabln lormn, located on the PonnHyluitnla Iliillroad. Frederick city. J'or liartlculurB.upply to U.

Hultind, No. W. Patrick Frederick, Md JOH Tlmt doalrabln property situated on W. 1'ntrluK trout, und formerly by thu lull) John Kout. HOOIIIH ulry and commodious IMTIIO ynrd ntxl KiinUm attached.

Tcrmn modnrato I'ORRcmilnn given on April lnl 1H87; nlso tho ofllcc over the ono now oeou- plod by flon Noah HowluB. Possession (riven luirni dlntoly. Apply toChns. F. MnrJkcll.

FOH Tho holul property K. Patrick Btrcut. known tho Honmylvnnln Houso, rontiilnlfifr 1(1 rooroH with nil modern conveniences In for rent now and after tho IHI diiy of April 1HH7; atao tho private dwelling adjoining, oontulnlnir rooms Alee lot of i on pti'mlfloR now occupied by mo. Possession prlven liiiHK'dlutolv. For particulars ttpp'y to I A.

.1. Topper, B. F'atrlcrf street. fobBlidfcwtf a of tlic liwcilififr on tho northwoHt corner of i nnd fieoo.id BlrcolH. Kooran piivate, the i i behlR construotc'd for the accommodation of two families.

C'heap rent deslrublo tenant. PoHBi'SHlon April 1st Apply at A O. Iorontz's Stationery, Toy and Variety store. flldtf FOIt KENT. A commodious dwelling house i larpo yard and imrdon.

No. 28 W. Third stiret. Fer partlvulare. apply to No.

I'fl i street. ifobildtf A A Rontcol white to In the holme, for a family of two A at I will ne'l at public- Halo on the prcmli" corner of Blxth nrid Jlfintr, sis, on Wednesday, March liOth, two two-story houses, containing ton rooms. Mm Mulhorn. A A A tobncco and c-tfflir dolnp a (food buHlneHS Is offered for Halo on reasonable terms Satisfactory reasons i Address. W.

I). Jcnks Colo, euro "Maryland Union ofTlcc; or call at Htoro No 2ff Market Fr( derlt EnG A Poultry fanciers can (ret pure bred i Leghorn auitt Hint i hutch for 7fc per Kl by addressing Hook, Adama Kxprcss. Kredorlck FOH KENT-- A house on Kast Patrick street with seven rooms nnd hall Store nnd dwelling house on West Patrick ntroot a No. 1 stand. Apply to w.

If. Burner, K. Patrick street. FOK IlKNT-- A two story brick house, containing seven rooms and kitchen In (Ine condition; Kfird nnd ynrd. with choice i on South street Apply to Mro (1 Hommell, South strort.

martldlw CKMKNT! received UK) barrels fresh wound quirk sottlnfr Round Top cement, ftt lowest prices for cash nt mv coal yard. Groshon hereby warn all parties sell- InR uridi the forged name of "Golden Tinge" lo publlo t. slop doing RO Immediately, or they will ho publicly denounced. Kor the benefit of the Kcmrul public wo here ngiiln publish tho names of our sub-wonts, wo tM'Ing the only note HRents who soil tb'i oolo- bratod "Golden Tinge Flour" In tho city. Sub agents are- lj.

M. Market nnd Fifth streets, Chan Tlrtint, W. Piilrlokstreets, Henry Miller, N. Market street Charles J. Klehl.

8. Market Mrs. Hhoflleld. Bouond George Hruflt Co Role ageats. J2B 100,000 8TAVF8 AND HBA DIN OS--Just ro IOO.OPO Bim staves and hoadlngfl.

prime: for sale at lowest rates for cash at my coal yard 8 Groshon FOR BAXiF. --Femalo canaries. Call ai H. store. East Patrick street.

FOK BALK OK for the purchase of the late residence 'if Dr. Tliomns .1. will sill or rent (ho parno after taking seven feet from the lot odd to my present property. This will leave an Inlet eleven foot wide to tho property offered for sale or rent. This property in of tho most desirable locations In Frederick, and IB very desirable ut a residence.

Milton G. Urnrr. Ian22dtf -OP- Household and Kitchen FURNITURE Intending to move to Baltimore, I will sell at public snlo nt my residence on tho of Wost Third nnd streets, on Friday, March 25th, 1887, nt 1 o'clock p. a large lot of household atUI kitchen furniture. Terms made known on day of WALTER SAUNDintB, Auct..