The Democratic News from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 3

FHE bEMuCHATIC NEWS CHAMBERSBUKO PA KHlDAY AUGUST 7 18W6 Thou Whi kj Sluce The Indestructible "Maywood" llttvo liven Called Av Our Luitt iaaue HE DRM0BMTIBJEW8 Bntored nBaocond-class matter at the Cham rahurjr Host Ofllce Auk 181888 BICYCLE THIS $7500 COM PLETE BICYCLE Hii i a i The Most Modern Most Reliable Idost Darbl DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION- The Chicago Nouiloeen Kudornert and a Stronjf Ticket Nomliiateti The delegates selected by the Democrats of Franklin county met in convention in the armory of the Franklin Guards in this place on Tuesday to nominate a county ticket There was also a large turn out of represen tative Democrats from the different parts of tbe county present who came here to urge upon tbe delegates their preferences for the offices to be filled All of the 134 delegates were present themselves or by substitution The convention strongly endorsed the Chicago nominees There was no contests over the organization of the convention Shortly after 10:30 o'clock County Chairman Relsher called the convention to order and directed Secretary Minehart to rend over the list of delegates The corrected list Is as follows: LIST OF DELEGATES The Democratic Nxws havlngalreadyse-ured a largo circulation affords to merchante Qd those having- real and personal properly to ell one of the boat advertising mediums In the oountr Webave aldoflttcd upinconnectionwltbthe ewspaper flrst-claBB Job office and are now repared 10 do all klude of Job work with neat essanddUoatoh ind at rates as low as can be maje conslstentwithtrood work candidates or by the withdrawal of candi dates after the adjournment of the conven tlOD The following were placed lu nomination for the office of county commissioner as follows: Grler Stake of Sulphur Spring Kissecker of Greencastle It Small of Qulney Charles Lecrone of Washington and Peter Heefner of Cham bersburg The ballots result as follows: lt 2nd 3rd 4th 6th Stake 50 30 42 31f KlBBevker 56 49 50 48 57 Small 67W Lecroae 05 i 40 42 47 77 Heefner 20 3 lilidrawn Small was nomluated on the lirst ballot and Chas Lecrone on the fifth The convention then adjourned until 2 o'clock In the afternoon AFTFRNOOX SESSION After the reassembling of the convention Chairman Raby asked for the report of the committee on resolutions which the chairman of tbe committee Minehart read to the convention It was as follows The Democrats of Franklin county In convention assembled hereby accept and PANEL OF JURORS Dim WD for the Regular September Trrui of Court a EU Nit JTJBOBS Panel of Grand Jurors drawn for the September Term IStKJ commencing on the 1-t Monday being tbe 7lh day of the month Autl Jesw farmer Hamlltou AIUmuhd Jnim'6 turuier Moutjroiiiorv HrumhaiiKh men-hunt Waynesboro Bltner farmer Guilford Hell Hemp farmer Washington Baker Adam mereham Waynesboro Hair Jacob farmer Warren Crouse John farmer Metal llltrciidcrfer Geo farmer St Thomas Kbersole Franklin farmer Peters Frlck clerk Wajooetboro Leleher David Plater Lamlls Daniel farmer Greene Lehman Jacob farmer Hamilton Metealfe agent 0 reeneastle MyerH Robert maehlnlst WavDeslwro Palmer Edward editor (irvenwistle Prlee John gent Waynesboro Rlttor Daniel merchant Himllton Swcney James gout Chamboraburg Beaee It laborer Washlugtou Sturllper James saddler Peters Thompson Win agent Guilford Walk Jacob tarmer St Thomas Dr Hayes a wtll-known druggist of Shlppensb irg died on Tuesday night aged about 75 vears He was a res! deut of Shippensburg all his life and was engaged in the drug business many years He was unmarried He was a relative of the late Dr Hayes of this place Mrs Minnie Mower died at her resi deuce lu this place Saturday August 1 aged years 11 months and 14 days She was the wife Of Geo Mower of Hamilton township and the only child of Mr and Mrs John A Ueckman of Kdenville where her remains were takeu for Inter ment Mrs Aunle Picking wife of Daniel Picking died at her home in Guilford town ship Sunday evening at 7 o'clock aged 85 years mouths and 11 days She leaves a husband ami two children one an infant seven days old The fuueral was held on Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock and Inter Reduction in Price The subscription price of The DEMOCRATIC Nbws has been reduced to 100 a year to all subscribers paying strictly cash In advance whether residing Inside or ouUldeof the county Those oot pay use cash In advance will be ebarRed at the rate of $125 per year LOCAL MATTERS 11 Stutlor KU- Antrim 1st I-ATESTS I SIM The "Maywood" 1b the stronorst and simpt tn-ydr ever made Adapted for all kinds Of roiulx aud ridern Made of material that i- solid tovyh and uirv atmplc In construction vaaily takeu apart and put together has tew parts i of wuch wiry construction that its parts will hold together even in an acci lent no hollow tubing to crush In at every contact a framo that cannot be broken: so simple thai Its adjust In parts nerve as Its connect In k' part a a one-piece crank In place of a dozen parts: always ready to irive reliable aud rapid ruusportat Ion TIC A Improved double diamond guarmiUfd tor three years Made of H-lnch cold rolled steel rods itoiiKhent and stroucet metal rr Us weight knowm Joined together with alumtuum bronze tittiues in tmch a manner that ii is Impossible to break or any part work loose: a marvel of novelty slmplieii and durability i be creatoat com Di nation of ingenuity In bicycle mechanism known to build a frame wit limn braen joints and tubing a you know that rame-i com mini I and fracture brazen juint and I uhes when they are buckled lu cannot bo repaired Wll -js-inch warranted wood rims piano wire tangent spokes and tirass nipples II Large barrel pattern Hosepipe or Morgan A- Wright ynick Repair it some ntlicr lit -class pneumatic tit Ball bearings to everv part including wheels crank axle steering head and pedals Cl'l8 AND 1 1 i S- I Quality tool si retullj cmpered and hardened CHAINS High grade hardened center rear adjustment i'lt -VN KS uiu celebrated one-piece crank fully protected by patents no cotter pin a Shortest 2H inches: longest 37 Indies i or T2 FKON'T Indestructible: fork crown made from gun-barrel at eel IIANDIR Reversible and adjustable: castle adjusted lu rmv position deal red ram's horn fur-nished If ordered SADDLE it Gilliam or some ot her nm-claaa make Hat -t r'ip or rubber: full ball hearing FINISH-- lnameb-d in black with all bright Darts ment made an Housum Mrs Laura Totteo wife of George Totten died at her home No 13G East Washington street atSo'olock this morning She was aged 38 years and is survived by her husband and one son James Tbe remains will be taken to Carlisle this even Ing on the 5:0" train and will he interred In the cemetery at that place on Sunday afternoon Mrs Barbara Oaks died at 4:35 yesterday morning at the residence of her sou Edward THAYKRSK UMtOKS FIR1T WKKK Panel of Traverse Jurors drawn for the Sept Term 189ft commencing on the 1st Monday being the rth day of the month ll'irnharl agent Greencastle HHltimoriArrnsteiul (col) plasterorClnuiiV rtiilr Daniel laborer Washington Hrlcker John farmer Montgomery Craig Geo merchant Chambcrehurg Cnnnrofrbam Frank c-'erk Waynesboro Dukehart Frederick gent Waynesboro COMMITS SUICIDE George 1 Iurklmrt Takes Three Way- to Accomplish His Purpose Our citizens were greatly shocked on lat Saturday morutng to learn that a former citizen Mr George liurkhart had committed suicide early Friday night by using three different ways either or which would have been successful Mr Burkbart was a uatlve of this place a son of the late Lewis liurkhart and was bom here thirty-tiye years ago lie was married te a sister of Max Schwartz shoemaker and his wife and five children are living in Philadelphia The dead man was an excellent clerk and held good positions in several stores in town and also in the mill of his uncle Burkhart on North Second street About five years ago he and his family moved to Philadelphia and the father held good positions there About a year ago he began to act queerly and about five months ago his mind became so bad that he had to quit work His wife placed him in an Institution but he didn't remain long About six weeks ago lie spent some time here visiting his mother and several-brothers-in-law but returned to the city On Tuesday or last week he came to town and stayed all night with bis sister Mrs Charles Schaubla Last Wednesday he went out to the home of John Frey north of town and splint that day Thursday and Friday at the homes of different members of tbe Frey family He seemed to be sick but said nothing about taking his life He was last seen at Amos Frey's on Friday about four o'clock He then said he was going to stay In towu all night Tbe cattle of Joseph Lehman had broken out of pasture on Friday night and early Saturday morniug Mr Lehman and Isaac White went in search of them On a fence which runs along the east side of John frey's woods they found a dead man sitting leaning forward suspended by a rope from the limb above him His hat was on a fence stake and a pistol was lying on the ground back of him Tho body was cut down by Geo Britsch and Dr It Ramsey who happened by and later was identified as that of George liurkhart He bad crawled up on the fence untied bis shoes removed his collar and necktie fastened a rope around the limb placed the noose around his neck drank nearly a bottle of laudanum shot himself in the mouth and had fallen forward dead before tbe rope tightened It was a most deliberate and successful suicide No papers were left on his person to explain the act Coroner Suesserott held an inquest on tbe spot with these jurors: John Land Is John Frey Frank Besore Abram Frey John Seacrlst and Joseph Horst Their verdict was that death came to the deceased at bis own hands The body was then removed to town The funeral took place Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence of Eahnestock brother in law of tbe deceased and interment was made In Cedar Grove cemetery Tench and oiler Weight ac- In Middleburg She had been ill for some 4- Coupon No 21 37 GOOD FOR Becker Wm Dlehl Antrim 2nd Leu Rhodes FW Barn-hart Samuel Whitmore Antrim 3rd I Hinkley 11 Lear James Cminiugham Antrim DrSBarnhart a Kuhn John Brumbaugh ChamhershurKUt JMac MartluJolin Reilly I Walk Foster Chambersburtf 2nd Jamus Swoney Conrad Neurotb Alirum Hater George Crist Chambersburg 3rd Ouorgc Bmtth Jacob Wingert Hush Dlttman A Bowers Chambersburg 4th Ward-T Mlnuhart Jos A Bowers John Haas Concord A McMullou A Shields Kllng Dry Wolff Henderson Shoop Alexander Green lBt Corrall II Rehcr Charles Reber Ordbn 2nd George Oliver Kurtz GleaBtier Green 3rd Harry Mefilliare A Heffleflnger A Cover GreencaBtle Petrie Smiley Chas Bert Guilford 1st DlBt Auga Duncan ChiS Blukley Oyler Guilford 2nd Dlat-Geo A Melster L-Thompson Woi McNeal Guilford 3rd DlBtriut-E Itinau McFerren Andrew Dansbergrr Gullfora 4th District -J Dlabl John Fenwlck Theo Sbeffler Bauglnnan Raker McL Reed Wm Coble Letterkemay 1st Elmer ibler 7 Leedy Daniel Faust 1 Kail'snlder Letterkenny 2nd Distriet-James Carbaugh Carhaugb Geyer David Shields David Long A Sooke Max Rhone Dr Alexander A Morrow Philip Stack Nimmou Montgomery Dr Varden Rankin Jacob Mish Jacob Fendriek approve the nomination of William Bryan of Nebraska for president and Arthur Sewall of Maine for vice president of the Uuited States as the wise determination of the Democratic ational Convention recently held in Chicago and we pledge our loyal and hearty support to their candidacy We further hereby eudorse the principles enunciated by the Democratic National Convention at Chicago and especially that plank of the platform which demands the free and unlimited coinage of both gold and silver at the present legal ratio of 10 to i without waiting for the aid or consent of any other nation The creation of useless offices and the increase of salaries of state fhcials in the present times of depression by the recent legislature of Pennsylvania merits the condemnation of all honest people We hereby pledge uufalteriug support to the ticket this day nominated Geo Beatty seconded the resolutions In a strong silver speech after which they were adopted with loud applause The nomination of a candidate for director of the poor was then taken up John A Zullinger was placed in nomination but he declined to accept the nomination The following were placed in nomination for auditor: Wm Sonnick Chambersburg Metcalfe Greencastle Faust Peters John Brumbaugh Antrim and Isaiah Martin Montgomery The ballot resulted as follows mcaci piaten incn nicyeie complete wnu iooi nag pump cording to tires pcdala saddles otc to Su pounds in our Special Wholesale Price Never before sold for less To quickly introduce the "Mnywoml" Hlcycle we have decided to make a special coupon offer giving every reader of hin paper a chance to get a nrat-olasa wheel at the loweBt price ever offered On receipt of and coupon we will ship to anyoue the above Ulovcle securely orated and gnarautce safe delivery Money refunded If not as represented after arrival ami examination We will fihlp with privilege of examination for fcl6l0 and coupon provided fAnu la sent with order as a guarantee of good fatth A written binding warranty with each Hlcycle This ta a chance of a lifetime and you cannot allord to let the opportunity pass Address all orders to CASH BUYERS' UNION lOa West Van Huren Street Bx3i37 CHICAGO ILL 4 Daily Thos laborer Antrim Eyster Samuel tinner Chambershnrg Fegau A laborer Panuett Faust Bdwanl miller Peters Funs Calvin mechanic Antrim Fuller John mechanic Chambershni- Hicks William Antrim Huber Benj farmer St Thomas Hotfman'J biker ChamhersbnrL- TTasler Hiram Jr farmer Antrim John George clerk Chambersburg Jacobs mechanic Qulney Kennedv laborer Antrim Kuhn William farmer Guilford Mullan John blacksmith Peters McKlnstroy gent Mercersburg Middour Geo saddler Qulney Brier JottlUr Weather prophet Hicks Is a little off this month so far Mr fcl Woodal has been panted a pension of $12 a month Misses Leila GINan and Bertha Schaff are vlsttlnif In Mechanicsburg Day has retimed from to his old home at Madison Connecticut Clerk Grove Issued twenty-four marriage licenses during the month of July Pension Aent Capr Geo Skinner of Pittsburg was In this place yesterday The Democratic News will be sent to any address from now until after the election for 25 cents The band of Welsh Urns show gave a very enjoyable concert on the diamond yester day forenoon Miss Julia A Havninn who has ben visiting In this place has returned to her home In Norrlatown Miss Kaehel Ingman of Baltimore is visiting her sister Mrs Joseph Shatyley on South Main street Khodes of Welsh Run had his hand painfully injured recently by bavin It caught In a cog wheel Miss Helen Kennedy has returned to her home In Carlisle arter spending a pleasant visit to friends in this place The almshouse bill for July has been approved bv the commissioners $911 01' of which $242 50 was for out door relief Mr A 1 White left on Wednesday for Ocean Grove where he expects to remain four weeks for the benefit of his health Walters Sellers Ph of South Second 1 SENT WITH 4 OROBR FOR 5 Maywood Bicycle Railroads New Advertisements 2)IVOKCE NOTICE Ida Boon vs Alias Suhpo'na In Divorce No 240 Sept Term lcW Samuel Bohn To Samttkd Hohn Please take notice that you are required to be and appear at the Court of Common Pleas of Franklin County Pa to bo held at Chambershurjr Pa on the llrBt Monday of September being tho 7th day of tho mouth at time with the grippe She was aged about Ti years She was a member of the Lutheran church of Greencastle and was a devoted christian woman She was highly esteemed by a large circle of friend's Oue sister Mrs William Hennebergpr Antrim Grove and two sons Geo and Luther Oaks Guilford Springs survive her Mrs Abram Long of near Scotland died very suddenly on Sunday evening She had eaten a hearty supper and soon went oot into the yard and complaiued of being Bick In a few minutes she was dead heart disease haviug caused ber death Mrs Long was aged about 50 years Her hus band and oue married daughter survive She was a niece of John Earhart late of Chambersburg The funeral took place Wednesday morning Interment at the Mennooite graveyard north of this place Mrs Dorothy Mentzir widow of the late Frederick Mentzer of Qulney died July 28 at the home of her daughter Mrs John Miller In Harrlsburg She was aged 88 years and 8 days Mrs Mentzer was a member of theSeventh Day Baptist church She was the mother of ton children and at the time of her dnath had 4(1 grand children 43 great- grandchildren and one great-greatgrandchild Her remains were taken to Alto Dale for interment on Friday of last week Rev Hutsler of the Derry street church Harrisburg conducted the services Daniel Lehman died at his residence near Rocky Spring of dropsy of tbe heart and nervous prostration at 7 o'clock Friday morning of last week aged 45 years 6 months and By days Me had been in de dining health for two years Mr Lehman was greatly esteemed in the community and was a kind neighbor and generous BAXTIMORB AND OHIO KAIL-ROAD Time table of Throutrh trains In effect Oct 30 Pttf Close connections made In union depoU Cincinnati aud St Ihiik and all polntB West and Southwest Close connect Ions also mado In Columbus and Chicago tor pubis West and Northwest LBAVK HAGBB8T0WN (Dally except Bunday) oao a For Washington Ualtlmore aud points east 11:10 a Chicago Vest Ibu led Miulted Arrlvo at WashinnionSiWp PlttsburK Cleveland 7:00 a Ahron Fofltorla t00 a ChloaRO 5:00 m- For Washington Baltimore Pltta-burfr ColumbuB and Chicago LHAVE MARTINSBDHQ (dally) 147 Limited Ar iu ClOCK a sn 10 iiiiuwer 1 ue auut euiiJinu Personal service on you having failed on ac count of your absence BAJI I 12 1 A flljj Sheriff's Oflicc" Sheriff Cbambersburp Pa Aug 5 lim Notices of Kea JCntHte Plough has purchased the William ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Letters of Administration upon the estate Sonnick 81 Metcalfe 08 Faust 75 Brumbaugh 83 Martin 32 Metcalfe and DJ Faust were nominated on the first ballot Chairman Raby then announced that the convention would return to the nomina tion of candidates for the legislature The following gentleman were placed in nomi nation Bamhart of Antrim Zacharias of Chambersburg and WS Reed of Guilford The ballot resulted as follows: Bamhart Zacharias 118K Reed 71 The nominations of Bamhart and Zacharias were then made umanlous No candidates were present for clerk of the courts or director of the poor The members of the county committee were then announced as follows of Heury Spoonhour lute of Green township l' rauKlin county ni nave oeen grtuiwu wmu undersigned All persons Indebted to said street nas oeen Beiecieu as hilhiiiiwi wir apothecary department of the navy Kev A RusBell Stevenson and family Schenectady are the guests of Mrs Stevenson's rather Col Thos Kennedy An Immense crowd was at the re union at Mont Alto Park yesterday Over 500 tickets were sold from Chambersburg alone A Clark and wife Greenvillaere have made an assignment to Hon W' IJ Brewer and A Culp Ksq for the benefit of creditors Dr John Shiffert veterinary surgeon a Sbamberger property on East King street on private terms Mr Charles Thomson has sold his farm cantaining 34 acres In Guilford township near Fetterhoff chapel to Mrs Mlllon Herman for $3330 estate are requested to make payment forthwith and those having claims against the estate present the same properly authenticated for settlement LUDWTG au iiunisiruior rive at Pittsburg ptn Cleveland 7:00 a Akron in Kostoria 4:00 a in Chicago 11:00 a 6:54 Vestlbuled Limited Arrive at Cincinnati 7 :45 a Loule-vllle 11:69 a St Louts 10:311 m-Chicago Arrive al Columbus 11 a Chicago 9:00 10:60 Arrive at Pittsburg 6:26 a Cleveland 10:30 a in 2:27 Arrive at Cincinnati 6:80 Bt Louis 7:12 a in The Doublo Tracked Elegantly Equipped Picturesque Baltimore Ohio Bollolts your patronage offering you superior accommodation quick transit and low rates of fare If you mend to travel West Northwest or Southwest call on or address the undersigned who will give you lull Information a BP ESS A ED Pass Ticket Agt Chamtiersburg Pa SCULL Gen'l Pass Agent Baltimore Md pENNSYLYrANIA KA1LROAD TnE 8TANDAHD BA1LROAI1 OI1 AMERICA oteclcd thoUQhout by the Interlocking Switch and Block Signal System ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ESTATE OK PNIFL SlllttrFY TTE OF Southampton Township Deoxsxd TotfrB of (ulminlsti-ation on tho above named lin k's August Weather According to Rev Hicks the famous St Louis weather man August will be stormy from the middle to the eud of the month estate haviug been grauted to the undersigned all persons having claims against the same will Wm Zelgler Reuben Koontz Thomas Butts Peters 1st A Unger DJ Faust John Hill PeterB 2nd Dlstrlct-Abijah Ford Wm Martin John Mez Peters 3rd Gilt A Eley Geo Shrader Peters 4th A Hawhaker 8 Kuhn Harris Schaff Qulney 1st Clem Dr Fritz Thompson Lowry Qutncv 2nd Wm Staley Beatty George McCleary GiBe John Crusey Wm Shirley St John Brake Croft Geo Byers Jno FInafrock Sellers Sulphur EL Shoemaker A Shoemaker Culbertson Phenlcie Zimmerman HelserCook Washington 1st 7 Ponnell Hartman John Shank Washington 2nd Franklin Miller Nlcodemus Miller Waynesboro 1st Ward -JameB Raby HHoover Kiizralller Wayuesboro 2nd 7 Miller David Shank Stephen Staley Waynesloro 3rd Daniel Johnston Abram Baker David Thompson Welsh Ruu-Lewis Heukel 1 Reed Hnvs After the readingof the list of delegates had been concluded Chairman Reisher announced that the convention was ready to receive nominations for permanent chairman A Snoke of Lnrrran nominated Jas Raby E-q of Wavnesboro who was elected by aceiamitlnn He was escort rom the 4ih to 8th cooler followed by very present 1 netu ior pay men 1 uuij auiuouuuaiou and all persons indebted to the euld estate will Maurer gent Chambernburg Myers John farmer Montgomery Mlddour'Tacoh farmer Qulney McCleary Jeremiah carpenter OliamherBh'g Page Isaac (col) laborer Ohanibcrshurg Pilgrim John tt contractor Letterkenny Poranherger Jacob blacksmith Peters Rupert Crawford laborer Chamhershurg Hailing John laborer Southampton Rouzer Peter farmer Washington Reed Wm 8 farmer Guilford Snively Jar-ob farmer Antrim Small A farmer Qnlncv Shaffer Jaeob mason Chambersburg Sheets Jacob machinist Obambershurg Suter Daniel raerohant Chambersburg Sharpe John gent ChamhersbuTg Soheible Dmlel tinner Oliamhershurg olherts merchant Chnmliershnrg Van8cyoo mlHor Fannett Willis Ahrara farmer Lurgan Walker John laborer Fannett wilBon A-C fni-mer Mffll Young William (col) laborer Mercersburg TRAVEIiSB JT'RORS WEEK Panel of Traverse Inrprs drawn for the Sept Term ISM commencing on the 2nd Monday being the 14th dav of the month Bvey A fnrmpr Antrim Bvers Addison laborer St Thomas RranlPholtz I (len'tst Waynesboro Bell Herbert gent Wellington Burger John farmer Qulney Bupliman Reuben laborer Waynesboro Cook Jacob farmer Qulney Graig Join farmer Montgomery Garhnutrh 0i farmer Antrim Deardorff DanM huckster Waynesboro Dltzler Ohns latter Ghamershurg Elliott lahorer Montgomery KbeWy Chas fanner Montgomery Etehberger driver Chambersburg EUlott Samuel gent ChamherBbm ji Hoover A farmer Southampton Hafer auctioneer Hamilton Hockenberry A -farmer Hamilton Hollar Philip farmer Lurgan Hollar Solomon gent Chambersburg Holden Edward firmer Fannett Lehman Benj farmer Guilford Mull farmer Guilford McClellan Kays farmer Montgomery Mowry Geo A agent Southampton Mlnnleh Daniel contractor Chambersburg P'asterer Franklin farmer Southampton Reader William farmer Greene Beed farmer Montgomery Rohrer Aaron gent Wavneshorn Smith James B- butcher Quincy Stewart James laborer Metal Sellers Jamec farmer Antrim Sellers Frank gent Peters Shearer Wm farmer Faniictl Vance John gent Peters Wihind John teacher St Thomas West farmer Hamilton ZuUinger David gent Wnynesboro warm From 10th to llth a storm is due and 15th to 18th rains To the 21st cooler 4 hearted citizen He was a son of the late William Aikx antje Aud 22d a reactionary storm From 27th to Daniel Lehman a well known miller bis wife and eight children rurvive him Three brothers also Rnrvive him They are Henry Chanilicrsburg ra end of month Is a regular storm period be month will likely be one with consider able rain On and aftor May 18tli 1896 the Passenger West Milton and David Guil ford township The funeral service was held on Sunday forenoon at the Mennouite church north of this place where interment nniiul Heetms una im-i i MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE- Aiih-Uii Firal District Kissecker i Sccnml District Lee Rhodes Third- District Blnkley Fourth Kuhn Gfamhenhurgt lit Krumrlne 3rd Dlttman 4th Minehart Concord A Shields Dry Alexander Qrem First Corretl Second Prank Glessner Third A HerHefluger Trains of the Pennsylvania Kallroad Company arrlsburg and arrlvo at narnsuurg arm arnvu i WALL PAPER rhe annnal meeting and election of will depart lroin Philadelphia New York Pittsburg and Brit was make as follows: officers of the Mutual Loan and Saving Association was held on Monday evening RASTWARh RETAILED AT Jacob Middour died at his homo one and rhe report of the doings of the association a half miles north of Waynesboro at mid the past year was read and was very satis WHOLESALE PRIBES factory The following were elected Hon night Monday of kidney trouble after a long illness Mr Middour was 65 vears 9 RushGlllan president Dr Bowman 4 Metcalfe Quilford First District Oyler Try us and be convinced We vice president Karper Shlliito oonths and 29 days old and In 1883 was have no old style papers marked Wilson Uouser WO Appenzillar and member of the mounted pollceof New York city 1h visiting his father Dr John Shiffert on South Main street Mont Alto park is now open every Krl day as during previous seasons Shaeffer'p orchestra will be on hand and special tralnf will be run as heretofore Welker and wife Montgomery have assigned lOCacresof land lu Moutgom ery township to I Leaner and Wenger ror the benefit of creditors Ice cream and cake will be sold at the home of Mrs Eldrldgo Black No 55 South Main street this evening The proceeds are for the benefit of the Methodist church John Shearer Eq at one time a resident of this place but now a II pension examiner is lylnif very sick In Shlppens-hnrg at the residence of his sister Mra Harvey At a meeting of the Washington town abipffhool board on last Saturday afternoon Mr Chas Christman of St Thomas was elected principal of the liurervllle A cad em The horse stolen from Mr A Hess at Scotland was found at Leesburg In Cum berland county The thief had turned him loose in that locality and a farmer took him In charge Sheriff Greeawalt's bill for July amount? to $452 10 of which $27225 was for hoarding and $18 for discharging prisoners $25 85 for Incidentals for turnkey's salary and till for summoning jurors 'Plenum uuuiiiiirMuu-i wi uur wm" Miller directors George Bietsch was Republican ticket Beside his farm of 165 Second Thompson Third Districts ZItzman Fimrth Dr Weagley Trltle Letterkerimi First District- John Reed down from 40 and 50 cents to 10 and 12 but we give you the latest elected secretary Uiac Stlne treasurer acres he owned also considerable property lu Waynesboro including the Washington ed to the chair by Messrs A SnobeJno FInafrock and Charles Reber After tak and Lud wig attorney and manager Katharine Bietsch clerk Second District Geyer House His wife and six children Mrs patterns for the same price you pay for those old ones Simon Hiil'lnger Mrs Aaron odv Anna Are You Gnliiff to Cape May? Elsewhere in today's Nkws are advertised Nellie David and Harry survive him Hp had also several brothers and sisters: he two special parties to the sea shore George Joseph Samuel David Mrs Hi rani PHILADELPHIA EX Pit ESS dally atllOa arrives at Philadelphia at 430 a and New York at 7: am EASTKltN EXPRESS dally at 216 a mt arrives at Philadelphia 606 a New York74a AFAST LINE dally al 846 a arrives at Philadelphia at tl 62 a dally aud New York 9 33 a week-days aud 1038 a ui Sunday HAKltlSUUUQ EXPRESS dally (except Sun day) at tl40 a arrives at Philadelphia at 18 20 a and Now York at 1263 COLOMBIA ACCOMMODATION dally (except Sunday) at 716 a ra arrives at Philadelphia at llin a mand New York at 218 TLANT1C EXPKE8H dally at 936a arrives at Philadelphia at 1217 and Now York "sEA-BBOBE EXPHES8 dally except Bun-day at 1140 a arrives at Philadelphia 800 i' and Now York 663 Pm PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED EXP HESS ol Pullman Vestibule Cars daily at MO ar rivet- at Philadelphia at 417 ra and New York LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION Sunday onlv at 2 86 arrives at Lancaster 420 DAY EXPRESS dally at2 arrives at Philadelphia at 547 Pm and NewYork at effl LANCASTEK ACCOMMODATION dally (OX-cept Sunday) at 256 pm arrives at Lancaster at mX'iN LINE EXPRESS dally at 32ftp arrives at Philadelphia 623 arrives New Yor HARRISBDRO ACCOMMODATION vlaOol umbladallyu-xcupt Sunday) at 460 ra and arrives at Philadelphia at 946 and New York at 1233 a dally (except Monday) LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION dally (except Sunday) at 610 arrives at Iancasu-r at 620 Max Rhone Crouse Jacob Fendriek Zelgler Peters 1st DMrict-M Hill 2nd 3 Metz Sid Geo Me Shrader 4th A Hawbecker jy- Quincy First District Clem 0 Wer'z and Mrs Newomer Mr Middour which will leave points lu the Cumberland Valley on Aug 0 and 20th via the a of the Lutheran church He Rest 5 and 6c Papers in Town Better Ones 7 8 10 and 12 Still Better 15 to 50 cts Samples Sent by Mail We make a specialty of Coach maker's Varnishes and Colors in for various resorts along the Atlantic coast Some will of conrsego to Cape May was II known all over tne couiny au energetic citizen a good neighbor and a true friend His death has caused general regret in the community where he was so ing the chair Mr Raby thanked the deleea tesfortbe honor conferred upon him and made an eloquent and impressive address In part he said "The great isue of the south and west has been the silver question We are beginning to hear from it in the east and north Within a few days William Bryan will carry this Issue through Pennsylvania to Madison Square Garden New York and with his burst of eloquence the world "will hear of it Tbe issue transcends all others It Is whether silver the money of the people is to be restored to its original position under the constltutlou and earlier laws and rank equal with gold There is also another question Are these United States free and independent? The Democratic Second Kowt John Cru Bey the ideal seaside home and if they waut a delightful home like cottage during their well known Japan stay they cannot do better than to secure quarters at the Carroll Villa The house is pleasantly situated near Beach avenne and Chambersbutgers who have been there BSE BALL LEAGUE How's This 7 ari Result nr the Wrliort I hft Ne We offer One Hundred Dollars Keward for any eas of Catarrh that oannot be Rev PGrimes of Greencastle wilt Sttt tiding or the C1nb UameH praise it in the highest terms The rates are reasonable An inquiry addressed to Mrs Brooks Carroll Villa Cape May Owing to the lack of patronage and their inability to meet expenses the Hanover cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure CHENEY CO Props Toledo We the undersigned have known preach in the opera house next Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock In place of Kev Moaner Epworth League at 7 No preaching service in tbe evening Paint Brushes oi all kinds Ready Mixed Paints Colors in OilKetc HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING Estimates made on work at any time ED WOLFF Betwoen Diamond WMaEChamborBburg will bring all necessary information Base Ball Association was compelled to MAIL TN uany ai iat ui itD S( Ge6 Byers Sulphur Shoemaker Seth Phenicle Vm Washington First 3 MPennell Second Frank Miller Waynesboro First 8 Kitzoilller Second Lambert Sanders Third Abram Baker Welsh Reed Col Winger was next called for to address the convention He made a strong speech congratulating the delegates upon the resolutions passed and the excellent ticket nominated and predicted that it would be elected in November by 1400 majority The Col was frequently applauded during his speech After tbe conclusion 'of the Cols address the convention adjourned mniii(H ui ii ifi ui New York 363 withdraw from tbe League and their club was disbanded on last Satorday night Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry The Kplrer At (irattenshorgr On Wednesday morning the Colonels and 1 Norton cutter for White left yesterday morning for a three weeks vaca At a meeting of tbe league held at Hotel Washington on Monday the resignation of brevet Colonels of the Explorers went out out any obligations made by their firm tlon at Asbury Park and New York While In the latter city he will acquaint himself to GntTeusburg for their 25th annual camp party at Chicago declared they are It said we could make our own money as we out-selves wished it without waiting for a foreign country to indicate what It might like us to do 'The platforms of hoth parties are identical with one exception Both say they want biraetalism and must have it for the prosperity of the producers Republicans and Democrats who do not purpose to vote for Bryan say we canuot do without the BTE ELTON TKA1NB leave HarrlBburgdailj (except Sunday) at 640 716 I14tiam 610 On Sunday 236 Beturnlng k-avc Stecltou dally (except Sunday) 1066 1108 a 7 4 On i Sunday UM ara For LEUANON 640 1140 a 326 70 week-days Sundays 730 For MT (IKETNAii4U 1140 a 326 7 JO weeknlays- Sundays 730 AU Through Trains connect at JerwCItT with boats of "Brooklyn Annex" for UROOK- West Truax Wholesale Druggists the Hanover association was accepted and it was decided to continue the leaeue with with the newest fall fashions now exhibit ng party at Camp Nead The anniversary Toledo Waldtng Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo ed in the great Metropolis exercises special and proper will be held on the evening of August 11 the remaining three clubs but before this could be accomplished Carlisle demanded Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally Forbes and Myers saved a young man and young woman from death The Harrlsburg contingent is composed that all games played be thrown out and a new schedule made so that the three clubs of Rev Dr Gilbert Dr George and Messrs actingdirectly upon the blood and mucous qnrffiees of the system' Price 75 cents Klnnard Nead Hemperly Oglesby Santo the aid of foreigu nations in fixing our ney through New York City WBBTWAHD SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS dally at 120 a arrives at Altoona at 45U a m( Pittsburg would start on an equal basis of 1000 per at Pen Mar Monday They were standing on a railroad track and a train was rushing toward them when Forbes and Myers per bottle Sold bv all PniMlPtB Monthly Meeting of Town Council The regular monthly meeting of town eent After considerable discussion mis Summer Travelers Barnltz and from Chambersburg Rev Mosser Rev Dr A Hartman Baltimore Dr McBrtde Columbia Dr Seibert monetary system What other question regarding the people of this country was ever decided by any such consideration was agreed to and Uager3town was declar pulled them out of danger council was held on Monday evening Pres To miiQinptTM ed the winners of the first series The new Tbe annual Harvest Home and Sabbath school celebration of Mlddlespring church The uudersiKned liayintf been restored to Dr Seibert Washington: Rev Kroh and Messrs Maurer Dechert Gel ident Kennedy and all members of council present The county commissioners made a prop 4' PACIFIC EXPRESS dally al 810a ar- rives at Altoooa at 740 a ra and PUUburg al waVpABSENGER dally 810 a arrives at Altooua 110 and Plttsburg06 MAILTKAIN dally at 1130 a arrives at Altoona at 326 and Pittsburg at IMP PKNNSYLVANJA LIMITED of Pilfman health by simple nieaus aftor sufferiuft for Now then the Democrats (1 mean the Democrats who will vote for Bryan and Sewall) waut to restore stiver to the position It held prior to 187:1 The constitution gave and Sabbath schools will be held at Mid dleprlng August 15 The exercises will several years with a severe Iuur affection osition to erect au iron bridge across the wix Slerer Shank umbra MeNulty Spangler aud that dread disease Consumption is au twin thechurch a The Orrs Falling Spring on Kennedy street if conn 111 3W UI Rev Mosser Mr Nead and Mr Klnnard xioustomake known to his fellow suffer congress the power of coin money and re schedule was then made arid adopted Under the new schedule each club will play twenty-four games Each week two games will be plaved at home and two abroad thus giving tbe players two days for practice The results of the games played by the League clubs under the new schedule will be found in the table below 1NO lOUriSC SDOUIU wuuum lltT "mand Pittsburg 916 pm town band will be in attendance ci I would contribute 40u for side bridges at pavements Referred to street committee aW arrive Al- FAST Li aany a bottle of OUR have their families with them The camp continues for ten days hum t' liliurif tit 11 -W Pf Prof Roh't Hartmao son of Rev A Stewart Hartman I) formerly of thi Health Officer Bouse reported alley at A Rhoad's East Market street in filtbj place has resigned his professorship In Susquehanna college? at Selinsgrove and condition Referred to street committee Street committee reported repairs at sewers ers means of cure To those who desire it he will cheerfully send (free of cbtirRe) a copy of the prescription used which they will find a safecureforConsnniptlon Asth ama Catarrh Bronchitis and all throat aud lung Maladies Be hopes all sufferer will try his remedy as it is invaluable Those desiring the prescription which will owi them nothing and may prove a blessing THE Lit AGUE SCHBDtTIiB has accepted the professorship of chemistry Ailff crossings etc as did also Fire Marshal Id Tuft's college at Cambridge Mass Carlisle at Chambirfibiirg Jamaica Ginger Be sure to include it in your list to take with you to the seashore or mountains 25 cents a bottle at Montgomery repairs at engine house Messrs Parker MHIer A Miller and Commissioner Bietsch reported condition Dechertof town at Schoek Chicago of water and light plants He was authorized to dispose of machinery in Si loam Mill Capt Miles Baltimore and a tentlemat Ravage the Army Worm The loss to the farmers of this state by the ravages of the army worm will not fail short of a quarter milllou dollars Reports to the department of agriculture from farm ers in counties where the worm has made its Hppeartiuee this Summer estimate the aggregate loss at 10uuo In some townships The farmers in these localities estimate their individual loss anywhere from to 000 The greatest damage has been doue to the oats barley and grass crops State Zoologist Warren is preparing a bulletin gulated the value of it In congress passed a law making a dollar the unit of value This contained 871 grains of pure silver and it was the unit until 1S73 At the same time gold was entitled to free coinage and both were legal tenders Both were admitted to the mint on an equality The first gold dollar contained grains of pure gold Whenever any change was made it was in the gold dollar in 1844 the number of grains was lessened and lately made '13 2 100 grains to Hie dollar Until 187M both metals circulated as riual redemption mouey Let us put silver back to where It was then "We are not anarchists when we ask that we are patriots Wherever the question of free silver has been heprd it has swept the country The Democratic parly will enlight will please address IlKV RdWARP A from New York have gone to a point on th Engineer Culbertson reported that be had Wilson New York Potomac river four miles above William ob I vv Hr A llafrerstown at Carlisle 10 Carlisle at Hajjerstown 11 Carlisle at Chamhersbui-K 12 Bagerstown at Carlisle 13 Hafreratown at Chamber-sou nr Cham bersburg al Carlisle 1t Chambersburg at Matrtrstown IT llagerstown at Chambereburg 18 ChambersburK at Carllslo lit Chambersburg at llagerstown 20 Carlisle at Cbauiberbburtr giveu street and curb Hues on Nelson port Md where they will camp for a fort street in accordance with borough ordi night A TIKISA Al ilMMmJATl(Ndlly6j(p arrive alAltoon 1136 and 7 pm arrive at Altoona 106 and '''kx ntKSsVor Kltttbu rK (dally except Sunday KXl'KBSH dally at I1M IF mi al aod PltUbtuf 1 7 For M1KKUN 31" 81C and 1130 a mtM SIWand 1UW in dally erept Sunday Sunday 310 10 1130 360 600 HI IADA Kill UIVISIOW WKHTKKN KXl'KKHS dally exocpt Sunday at 1201 a arrive at Sunbury at 136 ft and William JKrt -'r'i a ItTMBKN KXPHKSS dally at 330 arrive at WUllMlport at 6 60 a and Brt I'HK tally at 16a MjlH 1 WIlllauiBportt II 15 a Lock Hvn PXPKEXSdlly (exoeptSund)) all 1 0a arrive at Wlllliuport at Lock Haven al I in Kenovo at tU arrive al WIlllniBport at 7O0 Look HaJen at a no anj RenoT al 00 in arrive at Sunbury S6 and WUIUm- "flme card" Snf full Inlormatloo Ob-tftlned at the Ticket OBee al the 8tHon Ptnf Kickinger will examine ap nance Drafts were grauted as follows: Borough 1 080 water and light 1 029 lil Bond M01 66 pltcants for tbe vacant scholarhlp in Hi Siimmt-r Summer Colds or Hay Fever linse ('old or Rose Catarrh are prevented and cuied by Dr Ham hrey s' pcl flc T7 Korssle by all "iV which will give the loss caused by ttiee state college at the disposal of Senato1 A eoinmunicatlon from Geo McDowel I little pests ami their history and movements Brewer lu the parlors of the lochlel E-q In regard to hill ot vieweN of South tel Hacrlsburg August 20 at lu o'clock street was referred to Borough Attorney It will he Illustrated with photographs taken In the held showing how the worm damages the crops The pest has not made The examination Is uot limited to any party Sharpe IRKE1 QOOTATIOW en the people of the north and east on this Issue and 1 predict that Bryan and Sewall or person A petition for an electric lamp on South Main street between Catharine and South ketn- imMMSnl te "ti Miss Mollle Harmony daughter of tax was referred to Commissioner Bietsch Aug Greenawalfs Drug Store on the Diamond PATEN CavtaUa Re-fur wu rod TraU-Harkreirti wmtnd 11 other pulcuic In MnlW Ulllcond lHforothtoCourtproraptlyndcrm lnvl Hon I Vltli raj olIlcc'llrtlluicrrmthcPaini lfpprntthl I hveiiiperiurlKimii-loi mkliiK prompt prellmlnry KrchM 'or the vliorou n1 uccoMful prow ullono nplktlon for ptont nd forttendlnirton ouBlnpBfntruledtomycrc In tbe bortt ti rntortntlondTloe ind pe llreferenceBenl on requot LITTELL lrU(nd A tUrfx-yln PaUntCousf OKA 1 CH A MUBKKBrjKO ngherry Wheat Its appearance in this and adjoining counr ties we are pleaded to state Dr Warren thinks they will uot cause much more damage this season a the fanners have taken vigorous measures toenwtlcate them No I 1 No 2 Street Committee reported survey of extension of Commerce street and option on ground of Messrs Kerr Lemuel King I'KRVOHT J- "WW will have a triumphant umjurity In November" After the conclusion of chairman Raby's address which was loudly applauded the following delegates were plared In nomination for the oflices named and elected by acclamation: ItVnkell of Mont gomery and Lowrv of Qulney 1st dlst vice presidents: 1 Walk of Cham bersburg 1-d ward and Hartman of Washington Nt dlst secretaries and Lear of Antrim S) di-t reading clerk I PiMmttr A ami ftiwral Manner 360 110(1 21 Carlisle at llagerstown 22 Hatrerstown ar Carlisle 24 Carlisle at Chambersburg 25 Hagerstown at Carlisle 2ti Carlisle at llagerstown 27 Chambersburg at Carlisle 2U Carlisle at llagerstown 2 llagerstown at Chambersburg Jl Hagerstown at Carlisle 1 Carlisle at Cbambersbunr 2 Cbambersbunr atfarllsle 3 Chambersburg at Hagerstown 4 Harerstown at Chainberaburg 6 Carlisle at Hawerstowo 7 Carlisle at Chambersburg Chambersburg at CarlUle Carlisle at HagerPtowo 10 Hagerstown at Chambersburg 11 Cbatnbersburir al HairerstoWD 12 Haverstowu at Carlisle 14 Carlisle at Hagerstown OftlOH piavku with crriRi PlaveI at Won by lymt Soore I Carlisle Cham Car 11- 8 i Cbarubenburr Hair Cham 7-5 llajrerstown Has Cham C- 4 New Wheat ttye Corn New Oats Cloverseed choice Timothy Hav (JROCRK'H AHSOCIATIOK KtPOBT Bennf ou Shoulders ft VlDcgarwral 10 Sides Butter SttlO Hams ft given permission to run one inch water pipe from Fifth Avenue to his properly on east King street The frame wood shed of Mrs Cole fronting on Federal street referred to Street Committee collector Daniel Harmony of West Market street and Mr Jacob Reianer of Hag rratowu were married on Tuesday evening of last week at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev Lelsenrlng They will reside In Uagerstowu The county commissioners on Mondav afteruoon returned from viewing atmut 2U bridges lu the northern part of the county aud In Path Valley They found the bridge In fairly good condition Some of them need paint but the commissioners do oot think they have sufticlent money to do tills work The Friendship Fire Company of this NflTIDNflL HOTEL CHAMBEKSHUKC PA Cumb'rlaiiU Vly KHilnmil Cnmpaoy "pcn Knirliu to tt- show The Cumberland Valley Railroad has arranged for two special twelve day excursions to the Sea Shore on Thursdays August 6lh and 20Eh Theexcursions to Include Atlantic City Cape May and other South Jersey resorts and Ocean Grove Excursion tickets will be sold on above ten do wmuow wellknown house -ii ii-wly painted It I am now pnv ls i AC'ximDiodalioDf Cherries pttBSfln Oulnoa Appn-drlt'(1 ft Havlntr purchas and thorouKhly Fi paurHl and fun pard to furnish al reasonable rate Lard ft potatoes bo Peaches pr pMOfMM pared 1 ip PtenlOBi fcti'n fJ "it" Free Coat to and rreni Trains GKOKGK ZUMINGRR date for train No 4 leaving Cham-bersbnrg at a good going only on that and direct connecting trains and to return on au regular train except the New York and Chicago Limited by continuous SALESMEN HhlltlelprilMart rbOITR Penna super W-(U'rnaud Pcnn'attra Pennsylvania Boiler Process Wtern Rye flour choice Wanted Chief of Police reported a number of bad sidewalks 19 arrets and fees collect Water supt reported ffitffln50 gallons pumped at Siluam and at steam plant Light Supt reported Income HMMtt operailng expenses construction 115 33 Street Commissioner's expen-es weretJ Harks: mastercollected $116 SO Treasurer reported borough receipts I3U5UM paid water and light receipt" ri4 47 paid 9001 bond ftfrri paid $461 BO On motion ofT Minehart F-q acorn mlttee of five wa- unpointed on resolution as follows: Minehart ed FInafrock Geo Beatty and Hoover On motion A Snoke of Luraan Lee Rhodes of Antrm 3d dlst and Wm Zelgler of Orrstown were appointed con- Krfsinnal conferees I On motion Hou Ruh Gillan of Chamrwnburc 4th ward I Blnklv of Antrim dl-tand Frank Miller of Wash-! Ingion 2d dlst were appointed senatorial conferee Hon John Grler of ('hambendturir 1-t BTAMilMi t'l THI CI-l-H 2 STOL'KN miMH List Per Oot 1000 I ta C'OTTOW In on New Tork Kutres boujrbt marfdn plare visited N'ewvllle yesterday and took part In the big parade given in honor of the opening of the new water works of that place The company wa awarded a tine marhlf parlor clock which wa offered as a prtxe to the best drilled rompsny participating In the parade Sheriff Oreenawalt went to Harrlsburg on Thursday morning to take Mra Mary Van ear formerly of Fayettevltle from the state lunatic aylum to the penitentiary at Philadelphia Mrs Van Lear In is'- Won 2 1 HairerstowD ('taunt rahurg Carllflt? journey within twelve days from and Including date of sale at tbe following rates: Atlantic City Cape May Ac 4 Oi-ean (trove tlta) more Atlantic City tickets are good via the New Delaware River Bridge Boohs but will honored via Market street wharf if pa-eiigers prefer going via that I OHAlK No SP-nnyiva1a Bed In eUva'or Corn No 2 mixed In grain depot Oats No 2 white Id gmJc depot CToverswd per ft iLfi3 TliDothysAedpor bushel 1 51 aj Tim choice 17 fal 111 50 cin raon I M2 without wood RBjA TATTlE CO wf-RMANN COHEN ALLEN NURSERY CO ROCHESTER route Pivngers Tor tap May ami otner wnt wa nnminRU0 fnr the nftW of mnnty Suth Jersey rewrts will ticketed via! trwury bv acclamation I 44 BANKERS AND BROKERS 61 Broadwav New York Cltv 137 South 5th Street Philadelphia Pa Market Iftwr on appltoatlott Bonanxa for Salesmen Market atieet wharf a tierettTore Bnggx of Favettevllle wa noml FOR SALE nated for prolhonolarv bv acclamation The altove offer of the Chautauqua Nuis arj Co Geneva V- ran he rH'ed ou They wantaitfiit- inr-vrry locality on salary or commission to sell their warranted stock which they gnarantr- and replace free Pay weekly New methods Outfit free Kxtra Inducement lo customers Kxperienre uonec-Hry territory don't watt Kef-renees exchauee! Address FstOows 2t3 Veal Calves 3sQV'H MUrhHowa t2uO15 OA SSHC 3 eisc tetsc Extra Good Medium Common Extra Good Medium OlUBJQSL Lambs near Kayeltevllle shot and killed Mr Kees In a Jenlous quarrel She was sen fenced by Judge Sadler December 15 1W to ten year and six months In tbe penlteuti arv She served until 1KJ and then he eamecraxv he wan taken to the asylum where abe has been for sven yean lr We have just received from tbe music publishing bome of The Bralnard's Sons Co IS1 If ll Ave Chicago a copy of the "Red Hot Democratic Campaign ong Book" for the campaign of Tbe book contains solos duets mixed and male quartets and Is especially arranged for campaign clubs It not a cheap word edition and is sold for tbe remarkable low MhN ot lu cts- or SI 0XJ per duzeo poet paid ir'wl runic ri Inn) In rWu AgeMs Wanted to at-llc Rukto Florid tlODS Apl'l A raarrlag- llcne was granted Charles Henderson and Miss Ca'herlue Zr- man or this place In HagerP-wu jester uy Grrat sale pmv the grmt merit of Hood's Sarnaparilla and great nierli enables It to accompli-h wtuterful cuie- Rorwrt Kline of Orr-tnwn was nomi nated for register and recorder by acclamation On motion of HJ Kitzmlller of Waynes noro the convention Instructed the xecu tlve committee lo till any vacancies caused by the failure of the convention to name riOKIDA GARDEN LA Mi CO.