The Democratic News from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 3

1HE uEMuCHATIC NEWS CHAMBERSBURG PA FRIDAY OCTOBER 2 18U6 MAKKKT QUOTATION! i Market- HE DEMOCRATIC NEWS THIS COL Sales of Real Kutate MrJohn Myers has sold his slate farm near Upton containing 13 acres to Mr Hillary Gossard for 2700 On Satuaday the Jacob Houserbouse and lot In Koxbury was sold In front or the court house to Calvin Seilhaiuer for $S150 Ratorod aasocoad-cwias raatterat tbc Cham rihunr Post Ofllco Aug 161888 Ck am BEHsarno Oct 'J 1S1W No 1 Longuerry Wheal 83 No 2 0u Kye 30 Corn 23 New OatS IS Clovorseed choice 860 Timothy Hay 11C0 OKOCKR'SASSOCIATION REPORT BeanFVbulli50 Shoulders 6 VhH-irVTAl 10 Sides UuttcrW )iitiL HtiiusWtt U1 EkksvJoi ILTallow ft 8H Lard ft SjCherrles pitted 7 Potatoes bu IVOnlons 86 Peaches pared IU i AppleBdrlod ft 2Q6 eacheB uopared 51 The UxmocraticNewb bavlnjralreadj soured a largo circulation affords to merchante ndthoaeaivlnir real and personal property to elloneof tb" best advertising mediums in the couutv We havoalso aited up in connection with the ewspaperu flrst-claas Job ollice and are now repared to do all klnda of Job work with neat essund rUapatch indatratcaaa lew as can be consistent wit (rood work on Monday Sheriff Greenawalt and Messrs George Zulllnger and Geo Kyoer Esq took Draydon and Gonso to thepeolteotlary The former was sentenced for three years and the latter for fourteen month- at the last term of conrt Toung Lautenslager was also taken to the house of refuge- Gardner Hltesbew have leased and taken possession of the old Grier warehouse on North Second street The business was established by Smith Giier in 1H4I and was continued by him until bis death In 1865 his sons John and Thome- SGrler succeeded him In the business and which they continued up to the first of October A peach shipper estimates the crop or Washington county Md this year at over 500000 bushels He said 700 car loads each containing 7uo bushels were shipped Large quantities were also sold and consumed In the county He estimates that the peach crop probably brought a half million hi 1 ad el ph la 11 ark FLOUR Westeruand Penna super Western and Penn'a extras Pennsylvania Roller Process Western Patent Rye Flour choice ti- Reduction in Price The subscription price of The Democratic News has been reduced to $100 a year to all subscribers paying strictly cash In advance whether residing Inside or outside of the county Those not paying cash In advance will be charged at the rate will compel you to think of stoves Our great stock of stoves both single and double heaters are on the floor ready for your selection and the prices lower than we ever had them before To close these out and to sell off the whole stock is our aim now and they are already moving rapidly WE WANT THEM ALL TO GO WITHIN THIRTY DAYS Reduced Prices! Reduced Great Bargains! Great The "Wonder" Wood Stove is now here last year it created much excitement Consumes the ashesfire never goes out burns knots and chunks makes more heat than other stove has no doors on it BIG STOCK VET OF TINWARE CUTLERY SCISSORS LAMPS AND SHADES Come In Come In Carry Off These Goods We Will Make the Prices Suit You EYSTER CHAMBERSBURG PA DRAIN No 2 Pennsylvania Ked lu elevator fSJttSSU Corn No 2 mixed Ingrain depot 2s Oata No 2 white In KTain depot 27 Clovorseedperft Timothy Beed per buBhel 17uftitu HayTlmcholceLlK)falrll 50common S12 Rye Straw st ralfrhi without wrod of llBfi per year Auctioneer Bender sold ou Saturday the property of the late Pierce Grove on Washington street in this place to Mrs Grove for $1830 The executors of Solomou Sentman have sold the house and lot on Main street In Roxbury to Benjamin Kitzmiller for 1579 and the tanyard to Speck for MOO Auctioneer Hafer on Saturday sold the farm of the estate of Myers near Orrstown containing sy arr-'s to Christian Myers for $3102 per acre Auctioneer A Adams sold on Thursday of last week for Jacob KurJz of Waynesboro his farm of 40 acres near New Franklin to Edward HollingerforJTroo Auctioneer Bender sold on Saturday afternoon for A HeQlefinger administrator the interest of Annie Mower in a property tn Mowersvllle to Joseph Mower Jr for S3 Auctioneer Phell sold the real es'ate of the late Jacob Haulman situated near Bridgeport on Saturday to Daniel Potter steward of the county almshouse for the sum of $3550 Auctioneer Kuhu sold in Mereersburg for Rankin Esq trustee of Mary Anu Strealy dee'd the real estate of said decedent situated In tho "Corufr" to Llninger for $255 "Auctioneer Bender sild on Saturday the farms of the estate of llenrv Wingerdnear this place to A Wlngenl one containing 10(1 acres at $-19 75 per acre and the othf of 3H acrs at ftJ5 per aciv LOCAL MATTERS CATTLE Bxtra 4WMS I Good PatCows 2R3 Medium 4 Veal CalveB BHOOS Common i3 MllchCows SnEKP Extra Good 8 -a3ijo Medium 2K02Xc Common 2 2J4c Lambs 3 3Ac HOOB Western State 43i5 Dross Goods nrlef Jottlng-a County fairs are now In order Leaves have commenced to fall Four weeks from Tuesday until the election Candidates are now kept busy shaking hands To-morrow Is the last day to pay your poll tax l'ay your lax to moirow ami then be sure to vote In November Charob rsbuu market now opens at Hand closes at 8 o'clock a (Jeo liUdwig has gone to lialtlmore to resume Ida medical studies The Dry Run academy has an Increased number of students this year Waynesboro will have a rhryaanltipmum show on Nov Stb 0th and 7th Miss Kessler has gone tn Phllo- Sales of Real Estate QAXJE OF TIM11E11 LAND The uuderslKOed Rxeciuor of tho last will of Joseph Crawford doo'd will expose at Pub-Ik- Said In from of tlni Court House In he llomutfli of Cliiiinlwrsburff Pa on SaTI'H-IMY id at two mi is olTIMIiKU LAND No A tract of Timber I-iind ''imtiilnlnjf ti" ACHES more or loss along New Advertisements WALKING MADE A PLEASURE QUICK ST BP CORN CURB Promptly removes hard and soft Corns Bunions Callouses Molos Warts etc Causes no pain removes all soreness Sent to any address for 10c in stamps CORWIN CHEMICAL CO E04 West 90th St New York City tafuraln dollars to the Washington county growers Is it not surprising that nearly every household in the country should be acquainted with the merits virtues and the healthful properties of Hires Rootbeer' For years It has been the standard drink of those who enjoy a delicious temperance beverage It tones up the system helps natnre and Is Juat what all need In hot weather A package makes five gallous Sold everywhere Refreshing to tired paradera in the Campaign The annual reunion of the 16tti Pa cavalry with the 17th cavalry as Invited guests will take place Thursday October 33d 1290 at Nicholson Wyoming county Pa It is a beautiful Ullage and to get there you pass through the Wyoming valley and anthracite coal regions of Pennsylvania Orders for excursion tickets may be had by writing to (j arm in Secretary Nanticoke Luzerne county They are good on the Lehigh Valley Pennsylvania Delaware Hudson Philadelphia Reading railroads and all branches of the same so that when sending for excursion orders state on which roads they are desired What can be more atlractive than a home made chef rful and frienrit with beautiful flowers all through the long winter? And when they can be had without price who would be without them? A collection of fifty choice winter flowpring bulbs In ten varieties Including the celebrated Easter Lily Hyacinths Tulips Ac alone worth $1 50 is offered as a premium to American Gardening (established $100 per year) popu'ar weekly journal for (lower crowers by ssrs Wm Elliott Sons seedsmen 54 Dey St (established 1845) a firm whom we know to be perfectly reliable Send them a prs'al card and receive full particulars by return mail This offer wilt not be repeated road adjoining lands of LookAtt Israel Suileiiberger and others In the township of Greene No tract of IT ACRES more or less situate In Locust (ianneur (ireercwoori OF NEW AND NEW GOODS PRICES remain over the winter In (irocne townshl adjoining Uud of Henry Daulelsand others Both of said tracts are well set In young timber Also at the same time und plane will be sold SO shares of the capital stock of Chambersburg Gas Co Terras of made known on day of sale by JNO It OHH Executor of Jos Crawford doe'd Miss Julia Faulkner trimmer at the Hon About tlie Churcheb The River Brethren will hold their love feast at Montgomery church near Upton on Thursday October 15th Services Commencing at 10 o'clock a Mr Moody and other evangelical Chris tian workers at a meeting held in Chicago on the 21st of September have issued a call for a day of humiliation fasting and prayer on the Sib of October The Methodist minion at IVu-Mar ou Friday of last week was attended by about four thousand persons and was a great success All we rd greatly dellghtrd with the services of the day It was estlmitBd that there were about seven thonsand persons in attendace at the Salvation Army camp at Rhode's prove near Kaufman's station on Sunday last Sunday night was the last night and they closed with acamp fire and farewell march tn Trinity Episcopal church the regular meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held this (Friday) evening at which time all boxes should be returued Beginning with October evening prayer Sunday will be changed from 7:30 to 7 o'clock and all OUR NATION IN PERIL Wholesale Robbery or Our TYIi Ftrm Products rv So Low Id Price and Lrtbor Scwrce Ht Starvation The Future Worse The Kannettsburg Silver Club has issued the following circular: Farmers Laborers Patriot our beloved nation is in peril to day on account of the Gold standard The international Gold Syndicate has cornered the cold of the world and is playiug with the Treasury to our ruin As managed by the past and present Treasurers a representative of the Gold Syndicate could go to the Treasury with fifty millions of dollars of our Treasury notes (for which silver was laid up and is now in the Treasury expressly fur their re-demptlunt and demand fifty millions of dollars in gold which would be paid over ou receipt of the notes This would run the nation's gold-reserve below one hundred millions of dollars Then when issued the representative of the Gold Syndicate would take up these interest bearing bonds and pay for them with the same gold that be drew out of the Treasury As the notes received at the Treasury are again paid out for public expeuses they are ready to come In again to be redeemed aud heuce the endless chain of bond Issues Already our Treasury has been depleted four times in this way and we have been bonded to the extent of two hundred and sixty-two millions of dollars The Republican Party does not condemn this robbery They uphold it and if McKinley Is elected it will be contluued and doubtless cost this nation more than the lour years of the War of the Rebellion It may cost us two hundred millions more before the present admiuia ration is mustered out The great in tlow of gold from Europe the past few weeks is not without purpose We will find out its purpose after election day If you do not understand this subject look it up These endless bond these wholesale robberies by the Bankers and Syndicates imperils the life of our nation They will make us all slaves to the money power if we let them continue The Rise of Gold Again the craving and hoarding of gold has made gold scarce None is in circulation now and its scarcity Is making it more valuable every day You know the time when three pecks of wheat would buy a dollar of money Later you had to give a bushel and a half of wheat for a dollar Aod now for several years a dollnr is worlh nearly two bushels of wheat The same is true of other farm products These prices are not due to overproduction but lo the rise In the value of gold At these prices the cropper does not earn more than ten cents per day and boarding for toiling from dawn until dark and the farmi who owns his farm does not earn more than twenty-five cents per day after his taxes and expenses of repairs etc are paid The man who has bis farm mortgaged ia not paying expenses At the same time we have seen labor similarly reduced Formerly the farm hand got one dollar per day then seventy-five cents then sixty cents and now fifty cents and even at these wages he is making twice as' much as the employing farmer If the sole Gold standard continues it will not be long till the farmer will have to give four bushels of wheat for a dollar and the laborer four days of work for a dollar and he will bo able to get but little work at that Thousands of laborers era out of work at present and if the gold standard continues millions will be idle The millions of farmers are to-day laboring at less than pauper wages and the system if continued Is bound to bring all laborfn to less than what we call pauper's wages Farmers Laborers this is not a false alarm These facts stare us in the face today Investigate You will find them true The cause of hard times ia still at work Shall we continue to allow the wholesale robbery of our National Treasury? Shall we continue the financial policy that lias brought this calamity upon us? That "Fifty Cent Farmers there is such a thing as a fifty-cent bushel of wheat You know that to your sorrow But there never was and never will be such a thing as a fifty cent silver dollar Those who talk about fifty cout sliver dollars are either uninformed on the monetary conditions of the world or have "an axe to grind" Study the question See the official statistics of the world's products Look up the matter for yourself They will appeal to every reasoning mind A allver dollar cannot depreciate It will always be worth one hundred cents The Fannettsbitra Silver Every Saturday evening the Fannettsburg Silver Club meets iu this township to discuss these subjects On Oct 3d 1800 the meeting will be at the School house in Fannettsburg opening at 7:30 o'clock Come and bear You are earnestly and cordially invited Democrats Republicans and ail who are Interested in a levival of trade aud better prices for pioduets and labor should not hesitate to come The discussions are iustruet-ivc and entertaining fIiPHANS' COL'UT SLE OF UEAL 8 ATI' DAY OCT 10TH By virtue of an order or the Orphans' Court of Franklin County Penna tho undersigned administrator of Sarah Hirgins late of Peters Township dee'd will ofTor at Vublle 8aleon Saturday the mthdayoi Oct 1CJM In front of the Court House in Olmmbersburg Pa the real eitalo ot said decedent consisting of the ONE I'NDIVlDKn HALF of a lot of groHUd in Peters Township In said county near the Chambersburg and Bedford Turnpike road about one and a-half miles east of Fort Loudon adjoining binds of Geo Stenger and Thomas Ford containing about TWO AISD Til KliE-I'lll Kl'HS ACHES of laou wan a i mi i a ij a-11 LF STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE loir stablo and other mir- nirs thereon erected Thore Is a tmnil Before Subscribing ior a Magazine See The Best DEMOREST'S UHPPJILLELED 'OFFER DEMOREST'S CUT PAPER PATTERNS are the most practical on the market They are of any size that any member of a household could require In each copy of the Magazine Is printed aeupon entitling- the subscriber or pu rohaser to a pattern (worth and regularly sold for itric) or any numher of patterns for four cents each to cover package and postage When the value of the patterns Is considered the subscriber actually frets Demorest's Magazine Free And what a magazine it Is For S7 It will bo more brilliant than ever before New management new methods new ideas Each copy contains an exquislto reproduction in colors of some celebrated picture by a famous artist worthy to adorn the walls of the most refined home Is affirmed lb -it DEMOREST'S is the only complete Family Magazine published combining all of the most excellent points of Its contemporaries besides having inimitable features of Its own DEMOREST'S Is actually a Dozen Magazines in one It is a Digest of Current Events ami Idem for the busy man or woman a Review and a Storehouse Interest for all Wives mothers sisters and daughters can find exactly what they ueed to amuse and instruct them also practical helps In every department of domestic and social life including tho furnishing and ornamenting of the home embroidery brio-a-brao artistic and fancy work of all kinds etc etc and suggestions aud advice regarding the well-being and dressing of their own persons The scope of tho artloles for 1896 and 1397 will cover the whole country and its varied Intor-estH and Lhe articles will be profusely Ulufitratea with the finest tinoravirigti and In addition it will publish the best and purest fiction It treats at length Out-of-Dours Sports Home Amtise-ments and Entertainments it gives a great deal to attention to the Children'" Department and "Our Gtrte" and has a Monthly Symposium by Celebrated People la which are discussed Important questions of the hour of interest to tho older readers Lot us have your subscript ion at once You get more value for your moucytban It is possible to secure in any other magazine cistern and a fine young orchard the premises Sale to commence ut 1:30 o'clock wheu terms will be made known H1GGINS Administrator early celebrations from 7 to 7:30 o'clock Rev Chas Reltzl will leave on next WednoBday to attend the sessions of the East Pennsylvania Eldership of the Church of God which will convene in Ellzabetbtown Those Who Have Been Called Away Since Our Last Issue Mrs Sarah Kotz died rather suddenly on Sunday at the residence of her brother Solomon Crider near Mt ion church In the year of nerage The funeral was held on Wednesday morning at 'J o'clock and Interment made at Crider's church Mrs Mary ti Blair died at her home In Waynesboro on Tuesday from injuries sustained by a fall She was 27 years old and leaves a husband and five small children The funeral was held yesterday the services being held in the Methodist church Charles Lehman the ten year old son of Mr George Lehman formerly of Hood street In this place died ou Sunday In Harrisburg of membranous croup His remains were brought to Chambersburg on the 9:45 train on Wednesday morning and interred In Cedar Grove cemetery Mrs Mary Lorlz died on Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs Elizabeth Snider on West King street She was aged S5 years 0 months and 2 days She was a consistent member of the Second Lutherau church The funeral was held this afternoon at 3 o'clock and interment made in Cedar Grove cemetery Mr Jacob Hollar died at his home in Pauline Kansas on the 22d ult aged 65 years Ho was formerly of Franklin county but left here about ten years ago He had been engaged in farming and was a brother of Mr Hollar and Anthony Hollar ofthis place He leaves one sister and live brothers and was buried on Thursday the 24th alt Mr John Fox died on Saturday the 14th ult at the home of his father MrJacob Fox near Upton He was aged 41 years and had been a sufferer from consumption for several years aud of which he died He was unmarried The funeral took place on the following Monday and services wero couducted by Hev Keister and interment was made In Cedar Hill cemetery MrJohn Fiuafrock of Piijua 111 died at the residence of his nephew Mr Jacob Finafrock in Antrim township in the 72d year of his age He came east about three months ago to spend some time with rela-tivt He was ill when he arrived here but his condition was not regarded as dangerous until about two weeks ago when he took suddenly worse lie suffered from Bright's His remains were sent to his lale home at Piqna 111 Mra Margaret Immell widow of tho late Washington Immell died at her homeon East King street nt noon yesterday after a brief illness She was aged 79 years 2 months and 13 days Mother Immell had long been a devoted member of the First Lutheran church and was nladyof lovable and estimable character She is survived by three children: Poor Director George Immell and Miss Maggie of this place and Melancthon Immeli of Philadelphia The funeral will be heid to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment made at Cedar Grove cemetery Mi-3 Elizabeth Seflhamcr wife of John Seilhamer Sen died at her residence near Clay Hill on Tuesday in her Slst year She was a faithful member of the United Brtheran church for many years an affectionate and loving wife and piotber and one of the most kind hearted aud generous of friends and ber death will be greatly regretted by all who knew her Her bus band and six children survive her five sons George John William Xill and Reuben and one daughter Mrs Thomas Zarger Funeral sercices were held this morning at 9 o'clock at her late residence and her remains were brought to Cedar Grove cemetery in this place for interment Mr Peter Lout aged about 65 years was struck by the Western Maryland passenger train leaving here at 3 :39 ou Monday afternoon as the train was drawing into Waynesboro aud died that night without regaining consciousness He was engaged in picking coal from tho track with his back turned to the train Tho enginemau sounded his whistle and the man stepped off tho track and crossed another out of all harm's way but suddenly became confused turned and walked back over the side track and stepped in front of the engine Before the locomotive could be stopped it struck him and threw him about thirty feet He fell on his face on the aide track and was horribly cut and mangled His left arm and shoulder were crushed to a pulp his left leg was broken and the scalp from above his eyes was laid back for five or six inches He had no family and madfc his home with Mrs George Hoots of Waynesboro Mrs Ann Barbara "Noftpker widow of Henry Noftsker died at her home in Ship-peusburg on Wednesday afterneen at 4 o'clock of ulceration of the stomach She had been in feeble health for more than a year and was confined to her bed for about three months She was seventy three years old on Sunday and leaves eight children John and David of Rock Island 111 William of Sedalta Mo Mrs Emma Van dersaul Mr3 Sadie Markward Ella George and Lnther of Shippensburg Her husband who for more than fifty years was one of Shippensburg most honored citizens died in March 1895 Mrs Noftsker's maid en name was Kritt and sh was born near Shippensburg After tier marriage to Mr Noftsker in 1844 she became a resident of Shippensburg and resided thore ever after ward In November 1S94 she and her aged husband celebrated their golden wed ding at which ail thelrchildreu were pres ent and it was a most joyous occasion b'or many years Mrs Noftsker was a devoted member of the Lutheran church Theodore Logan of Concord committed suicide by hauglug himself in the county almshouse barn yesterday morning He was of weak mind and had been there saveral years ago for treatment and had recovered and gone home Last July he was again brought to the almshouse and placed in the sick ward suffering from a chronic disease of the s'omacb which unbalanced his mind Aa he had tried to hang himself several times before a watch was kept over him Yesterday moroiiik' while nurse Wilson left the room to get his breakfast he slipped out When Wilson returned Logan was not there but he supposed he was in the wash room and did not look for him on that evening and continue In aession one week He will be accompanied by Messr8 Shaffer as delegate and Jas McGratb as messenger from the church of this place The 108 session of the Pennsylvania Con Heefneh Auctioneer ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF -t- VALUABLE REAL The un-derflltrncd Administrator of the estito of John Stitely late of Qulncy Township Franklin County Pa deceased will oiler at Public Salo on the premises in Mont A ito Fniuklin County Pa ON SAT-l'H DA OCTOBER 17th 1SWI at 1:30 o'clock A LOT OF GROUND bound od on the south by Main street on the east by lands of T'eler liassler on the north by Water Btreet and on he wcsl by lands of Adam Kaufman containing about 1 percheB of land the Improvements ou said lot consists of a TWO-STORY FRAME WEATHER- ffer4f BOARDED DWELLING HOUSE con-s tainlug tl ronuis und a kitchen all In October Pre01ctlni Rev Hlck'a makes the following weather pi-'dictions for October: Open In the midst of a Vulcan and Mercury storm period with unsettled weather to the 6th or 8th Crisp and fair weather likely to the llth Regular storm period on the 12th and 18th to 16th From 19h to 223 reactionary period and then changing to warmer From 23d to 26th is anothtr storm period and 20th to Slst a reactionary October on the whole will be pleasant he predicts for outdoor Induslries Fnrrnerf Attend! The regular monthly meeting of the Farmers' Association of Franklin county will be held at the Crowetl house in Greencastle to-morrow (Saturday) at 2:30 o'clock First What method shall the farmer adopt to realize cost out of the present corncrop? -M Gllland and Josiab Lesher Second Reform in township and county affairs with a view to the reduction of Shook Henry Omwake and Col Winger A full turnout is requested ference church Old Constitution con vened In the Orange street church Ship- pensburg yesterday morning at 8:30 o'clock Bishop Wright of Dayton Ohio ia presi ding officer Dr Filckioger General Superintendent Foreign Mission Work and who has crossed the ocean twenty four times and Rev Keiter of Dayton and others are prosent house on the premises hotr pen and a blacksmith shop and frame stable the blacksmith shop has always enjoyed a good trade and Is well located there is also fruit upon the premises and altogether It is a very desirable home Also at the same time aod place will bo sol 1 A LOT OF GROUND situated in Mont Alto Franklin Couuty Pa containing of 4 perches neat measure bounded by the public road leading from Mont Alto to Qulncy and lauds of Andrew Shark and Wator streot Terms made known on day of sale 0 SMITH Administrator Our beautiful novelties in Dress Goads Arc tlie admiration of all who see them You know our prices are always the lowest Our plain dress goods are unapproachable in quality and price Buttons and trimmings to match Ladies' Goats I Gapes Just opened New styles and new prices Not one left over from last year 2 sdoz Ladies' Wool Skirts usual price $100 63c Hosiery Hosiery New lines and new prices The best 12 j4 cent seamless hose we have ever seen all sizes loci Regular made all sizes usual price 1 5 to 18 cts 1 24 Boys' extra indestructible 4-thread heel and toe 15c MUSLINS 1250 yds yard wide good quality 4c 2000 yds yard wide equal to Appleton A 5c Sheetings at correspondingly low prices 1000 yds best quality dark calico 4c 2000 yds extra styles very choice -5c 1 200 yds Canton flannel 5c 2400 yds do would be cheap at 8c 6c Broken lines of hosiery sold at 10 and i2ic reduced to 6c The late advance in Cotton Goods makes our Prices interesting KEEFER The musical feature of the Stale Sunday Ton millinery has returned Iron) New Yi He Mrs Margaret Wanderllob of Waltlmm Mush a vislllng In ihis place her former home Mrs Rebecca Bitner matron at the V-R Is on a vhlt to relatives In Washington I During the unnth of September CI rk of the Cour Grove Issued twenty-four mairiagn licenses Cyrus (iflwick? or St Thomas on Saturday shipped 1000 crates of fine late peaches to Haiti i Mr and Mrs A Typer of this place are on a visit to their son-in-law Rev 1) Ilannn at Springfield III Dr Weagly and wife and Miss Blanche Clair wpm guests at the Wlater "Ht ritage" at Foltz last week Mrs Nelson of Philadelphia Ave nue Is visiting h-r daughter Mis George Lewis In Milwaukee Minn Prof and Mr Lowe of Philadelphia will give an Illustrated song service in In Greencastie on October lfl'h The Gelse works In Wapnesbtro (-tint down on Wednesday evening for tho purpose of taking the annual inventory A marriage license was issued at Hagrrs-town on Thursday of last week to John Wile and Laura Martin of Mont Alto Miss Bell Stoureagle a former Peter's township teacher baa accepted a position aa teacher at Longwood in Chester county A new schedule went Into effect on the Western Maryland railroad on Monday It appears In our new advertisements on this page If you have not already paid your taxes do so at once Saturday Oct 3 la the last day that you can do so to be able to vote next month Miss Brogher of St Louis and Miss Frances Brengle of Cumberland Md are visiting Mrs Geo Dudwlg on North Second Btreet Prof Bady haa opened a dancing school In the room over Bowers Co's grocery store formerly occupied by the Golden Eagles Croft son of Geerge Croft of St Thomas left on Tuesday for Philadelphia to resume bis studies at Jefferson medical college Prof Clifford Stark the new general secretary and physical Instructor of the A has arrived and assumed the duties of his position A new breech-loading brass cannon has been received at the Soldlera' Orphan's industrial school at Scotland It will be used In firing salutes-Mrs Skinner and Mrs A Flora were called 'o Philadelphia Tuesday after noon by the aerloua illness of their sis ter Mtb Samuel Phreaner Miss Helen Cook the writer of the entertaining letters In the Philadelphia Times during her European tour haa returned to her home on East Market street Mr John BWashinger and Miss Gertrude Ueper wVre united In marriaee at the parsonage of the First church by Rev Washlngpr on Oct 1st Mr Atkinson returned on Saturday to his home In Baltimore after visiting his son in- law Rev Leisenrlng in this (Ovor 250 dlflerent garments are shown each year patterns of all of which are obtainable by subscribers at 4c each) Sample copy (with pattern coupon) sent for 10c DEFOREST PUBLISHING CO 110 Fifth Avenue New York A Liberal Offer Only $250 For The Democratic News and DEMOREST'S FAMILV MAGAZINE Send Your Subscriptions to this Office school conventions has always been an Interesting one this year as on a former ocoasion It will be in charge of Professor and Mrs Lowe both of whom are singers of repute and have great attractiveness Professor Lowe will conduct all of the musical exercises of the Convention October 13-to 15 to be held at Carlisle where a large gathering Is sura to be found in attendance Dr Kephsrt will send to those who desire It a souvenir program and any particulars desired with regard to the Convention to those who desire to arrange for entertainment ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF REAL TUESDAY OCTOBER 20th By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Franklin Couuty Pa the undersigned Executors of the lust will and testament of James McCnrdy late of Metal township deceased will offer at Public Sale on Tuesday October SHh on the premises THE MANSION FARM late of said James MeCurdy dee'd lying along the Valley road about 3 miles north-oust of Fauneitsliurg and adjoining Willow Hill containing Wi) ACRES more or less ot excellent limestone and shite Cliungea StornkeenerB una Gitagerv Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Etter announces that the following store keepers and guagers have been assigned lo the dlffereut distilleries in Franklin coun'y taking effect October 1st: Jus Holllday to the distillery of eedy Rouzer A Dukehart to Robert Johnston's distillery Wm Yeager to A Upper's distillery Chas LodwIgtoJ Waldlich's distillery Sam'l Hovson to Clugaton's distll-1) ry Hetrlck to Ringle's distillery Stine to Welty's distillery WESTERN ARYL AN AIL-ROAD Connecting with at laud in a good state oi cultivation The improvements are A GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING ShlppenBburg and Gettysburg Norfolk Wee-tern Railroad at Hageratown llall- Ol SE oirliarn waif on shed corn Odd Fallows of St Thnmns Dedicate Their Now Hal" On Monday afternoon at 1 30 o'clock the crib hogpen There is an excellent well of water at the door and a fine stream of running water through the farm A GOOD ORCHARD and fruits of all kinds iu abundance No 2-A TRACT OF TIMBER LAND con roaa at riagersiown ana onerry nun renna at Brucevllle and Hanover and Railroads at Union Station Baltimore Md Schedule ln effect Sept 27th 1896 BALTIMORE CUMBERLAND VALLEY BRANCH Odd Fellows of St Thomas dedicated their taining -10 Acres more or less well covered with excellent alnut White and Black Oak Pino and handsome new hall There was a very large attendance and many of their brother STATIONS Chestnut Theresa a fine lot of Locust both on the farm and timber LEAVK ARRIVE Odd Fellows were present from Chambers PM I A tract The Umber tract ml olus 109 600 Shlppenshurg LIB (5 10: oouinampton-Green Vlllafre burg and elsewhere The official board was made up of the following: Grand master A Hall Phlladelphio Acting 1B5 017 139' 031 149 G42 Chambersburg Iew mnKiin Altonwald 150 060 Gordon Chamliersburg Acting 201 05' Day Chambersburg grand con lands of Jacob Fllckluger's heirs Buck Hlte Miller Shearer Guyer Alexander Hammond and others The farm und timber tract will be surveyed bofore the day or saie and sold by the aero either separately or together lo suit the purchaser Tola Is a very desirable property located convenient to school church shops mills aud Willow Hill creamery Sale to eommonce at 1 o'clock on said day when terms will be made known by A McCURDY JAMES It SE1 BERT Executors Five orkB Waynesboro Mldvule 311 1 705: 220 715 230 729 ductor Saml McKeever Philadelphia ArEdgomontLo l'M'AM Tn Hear Wiintin ilu Tickets for the address of Hon John Wanamakd- in Rosedale Opera House on Wednesday evening October 14 can be had of any pastor orsuperintendantof any Sunday school and are free of charge to all Sunday school workers or they can be had upon application to Mr EL White President of the Franklin County Sabbath School Association under whose auaplces Mr Wana-maker comes to liiis place Holders of tickets can have their seats reserved by presenting the same at Miller's Pharmacy and paying 10c tbert'for A collection will be lifted on he night or the lecture to defray the expense of the Opera House Ac Ac Read Up-ward AM PMlVM 833 loo am 823 1257 848 810 12FjO 841 BOft 1239 830 752 1225 810 744 12 18 808 730 1210 800 728 1202 7GI 738 1153 74 705 1146 734 A AM PM AM AM PM 1145 7 31 1182 723 i'UB 719 722 332 AM AM PM AM AM PM 700 1146 734 057 1133 722 055 1131 720 050 1125 716 635 1110 700 A LvEdgetnont Ar unit- juoumum Pen-Mar BuenaVlstaSprl's Hiiftinom ArBaltimoroLv PM I'M LcEdgemuntAr William Bender Auctioneer ORPHANS' COURT BALE OF BEAL ESTATE undersigned Administrator of Henry Spooohour of Green Township Franklin County Penn'a dee'd by virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Franklin County Penna will sell at Public Sale In front ol the Court Houso on SATURDAY OCTOBER THE Iftrn A 1896 at half pat one o'clock the following described real estate: A LOT OF GROUND about one milocastof Greouwood In Green Township along the Baltimore and ChumberBburg Turnpike containing OX ACRE AND ON HUNDRED AND FIFTY PERCHES neat measure having Iherron erected A TWO STORY LOG 439 i48 U8 ltV acting grand chaplain Rev Bassler St Thomas acting John Graham St Thomas After a voluntary by the choir Rev A Shertz made the opening address The response was made by Henry Guimond Noble Grand of Columbus lodge No 75 Chambersburg After the opening ode and a prayer by the Grand Chaplain the solemn dedication ceremonies and the building of the altar were proceeded with Tho Grand Chaplain made closing prayer aud the keys were then presented to the Grand Master Following the regular program several addresses were made The Grand Master spoke briefly and was followed by Hon VV Rush Glllan Dr Ramsey (i Mit 1 Delapialne and Grand Wnrden Sam'l McKeever When the grand officers had passed out I Deiaplalee (J bmltnuurg Cavetown ArHagerstownLel 510 ArWilliamsp'tLe LenagerBtown A niiamsporir DWELLING HOUSE containing seven rooms Said lot of ground (ma ulnn -l thereon a frame unanion Clear Spring Ulif Pool ctirr in hi- wHinm phed )t)V 12: log car Ar Cherry Run Le A Ojuum-luin Clae Preparations are being made to begin gymnasium classes at the 1 A on Monday October 12th A large attendance is expected A systematic course of exer ctaes aiming at a harmonious development of the body and the promotion of health will be taken up under the iustructlon of Mr Stark the General Secretary and Phys ical Director Classes will be formed to suit the needs of all applicants Any prevented from entt ring classes will receive the careful direction of the instructor In Individual wrrk At leastoneeveniugdur-lug the week will be given to gem rl athletic exercises Call on Mr Stark at Association Hall tor further information Le BdgemontAr Hiirhlleld RIPA-N-S The modern standard Family Medicine Cures the common evcry-day ills of humanity place He was accompanied by Mrs Lei-sen ring Mr Thomas Nelson has determined to accept the presidency of the Pittsburg Bridge Co the proffer of which was made to him some time ago and will remove to Pltrsbur Mr Edward Poper of Given castle and Mis Vi rtle daughter of Mr and Mra MGnetz were married on September 22d hy the Rev Burkholder at the pirsonage In Greencastle Max Skinner of Huntingdon formerly of this place and brother of Capt Geo Skinner has assumed editorial control of Gettysburg New uxiora Hunover Ar Porte rsLe From Fort Loudon There will be divine services iu the Re fornied church Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock Missionary service in the evening at 7:30 o'clock Mr Ford went to Martlnsburg Va Weduesday to hear presidential candi date 1 Bryan speak Ho came back in the evening well pleased with Mr Bryan'a address Mr Hoover of Chambersburg was a vis itor in our midst last Tuesday His special mission was to organize a Bryan Sewall Club Quite a large number of Democrats gathered in towu iu the evening for the pur pose of attending the meeting and joining the club but Mr Hoover did Dot material ize to the disappointment of a great maDy The severe storm that passed over the country Tuesday night dealt very gently with our little town Mr Will Jarrctt who is employed by the spent Sunday in town with bis parents Miss Emma Little one of our enterprising young ladies has receved a large stock of fall and winter goods in hats caps and bonnets of all shapes and styles It is quite a treat for one to call and ee tier line of gooda State of Ohio City of Toledo i Lucas County Frank Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of FJ Cheney A Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Cataukii that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Cataukii Cure FRANK CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my preseuce this 0th day of December A A GLEASON Notary Publin Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous penter shop IS by 16 There Is also upon the premises a well of good never falling water and an abundance of choice fruit Also FOURTEEN ACRES AND FTFTJ PERCHES neat men sure of Timber and Meadow Land sltucd in Green Township couuty and state aforeJuld abou tone mile east of Greenwood aud a short distance from tho Baltimore and Chsmbersburg Turnpike bounded hy land of Kmmn StKXinhnur White Peter Leonard Elizabeth Spoonhour and David Spoonhour Four acres of tho above tract Is good meadow land the balance consists of pine chestnut and oak tlmlicr A stream of water liows through Ibe said tract of land making it desirable for pasturing cattle horses aud other live stock Terms made known on day of sale LCJDWIO Administrator Le Porters Ar Menges Sprlti(rGrrve Nashville presided at a short meeting wheu more speeches were made and fraternal greetings exchanged The new building is ou Main street It Is a twostory frameof pleasing designs and and is a building admirably suited for the purpose for which it was designed The Indgo room Is on the second iloor and is SO by 00 ft It la finely furnished and all of Its equipments are of the best quality On June 30 1S77 St Thomas lodge No 950 LO was Instituted with 24 charter members 23 of wheine are still ThomasvIIle WYork Le The Friendship Firemen's CarntTal The committee of arrangemenls for the Frlenship Firemen's Carnival next month Is making every possible efforts to make a success of the affair Already several tine Leeral Notices living and has advanced so rapidly that the present membership isSlK The first officers were: luo Gel wicks Gelwicks secretary Jere Byers assistant fecretary Ml chael Ehrhart treasurer 7 Hnwbeckcr The present officer- are: Jno A Brake Brlndle secretary John Graham: assistant secretary Ad dlson Byers: treasun-r Sellers A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE- xl Letter of Administration upon the MMl of Henry Spoonhour late of Green township Franklin County Pa have been granted to the underf-igm-d All persons indebted to said etuie are rejiiepted to make payment forthwith and those having claims against the stale present the same properly authenticated for settlement J- LTOW (J Administrator the Franklin Review owing to the continued lllnesi of editor Woodal On Thursday aftrmoon of last week a son of Jerry Straley aiding in the "Corner" southwest of Mr -ersburg fell from a corn crib at his hmnc and broke his right leg between the knee and thigh Huena Vista closed on Tuesday Blue Mountain House on Wednescay and Pen-Mir on yesterday evening Monterey will remain open until the 1Mb and possibly longer as they still have about boarders yet By an official act of the pest office department the name of the post office at Dry Run Is now pelted Drj run Black's Gap is also made one word dropping the Blackgap and Shady Grove Is changed to one word Shadygrove HTOCKH OKAIN I OTTOW and all ocurtUcalbat art-dealt ID on New York Philadelphia or Chlcairo BjrhaagaDOUab' aod hold for calo or on margin HERMANN COHEN CO BANK AND IIK0KKK8 61 Broadway New York City 137 South 5th Street Philadelphia Pa Market letlr on application It TralnB leave Shippensburg at 700 A and 1235 and 109 Arrive at Shippensburg 1035 A 240 and 6U5 dally except Sunday Drains for Frederick leave Brucevllle at H3H a 940 a 1040 a and 524 nod 0 56 Trains for Columbia Wrltrhtsville Llttiustowu and Taney town leave Brucevllle at 944 a and 345 pm Rocky Uldiro for Emmltsburg at 829 und in 80 A and 8J6 and 620 Leave Emtnltshurjr for Rocky Kldge at 750 and 1000 A M- lOd 2 65 and 460 paasenBcrtrHlnslcavc Cherry Run for Cumberland and intermediate points No 13 dally at 857 A For Piedmont and Intermediate points No 17 dally except Sunday at 120 and Chicago ExproBS No daily at 104f Passengers for Fast Grafton Klpre's So 55 or Cincinnati Limited No 1 take No 1 to Hancock and there transfer to No 55 or No 1 Passengers for Pittsbunr Express No 9 take No 7 to Hancock aod there transfer Et bound trains arrive Cherry Run No 4 at 4 04 A No 1 at 1101 A Mand No 14 at 601 All the above trains dally except Buoday GRISWOLD HOOD Gen'l Pai Agent Pres't and Gvu'l Manajrer companies among them the Ml Pleasants of Harrishurg have decided to come here and take part In Thanksgiving Day The company Is chancing off a handsome clock and plush rckt at 5 cents a chance and tickets can be had now from any member of the company Numerous other articles will be chanced off and the lady assistants will each one wear a novel and attractive costume which will unequal any thing of the kind ever attempted here before The carnival will be held In company's hall commencing on Monday Nov '13rd and ending on Saturday the 29'b The hall will ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE Estate of Djukl HiiiKirr lte or South am pto TownpHir DUGB9XD Tho at Family Cmhartlr For a general home medlciue Hood's Pills SALESMEN immediately As he did not return Wilson began to hunt for him and fouud him hanging from a beam In the baru When found his body was still warm and Stewart Potter had Drs Ramsey A Maclay physicians to the almshouse and Coroner Sutsserott notified The Coroner summoned the following jury: Mes-rs Skinner A Schelhase David Burkholder Harry Zelg ler Bruce Schaff and Ebessole who rendered a verdict that he came to his death at his own hands by banging Mr Logan was 46 years old and Is survived by bis wife aod three children His remains were taken to Concord for burial WANTED are unequalled they wTe prepared lor family use and they have been found tak order for Noraerj WooILaod are wiiiine btlrely satisfactory wherever they have pav well 'ir rood work we aarrew iu A' 1 IIEK n)UI0 thai die liom natural surfaces of the system Send lor testimonials free J- CHENEY CO been used Their sale has gradually extended until to day the demand for them be handsomely decorated and nothlug will be left nndone by the members to make the carnival a success the proceeds of which will be devoted to the purchase of new uniforms "vi'e alao hare a choice line of SBBD POta TOEK OlVK I'D A TRIAL WILLI AM BHIKLKY William Alex akdb Administrator Chaaibersburg Scotland Pa af-Sold by Druggists 75c Toledo leads the trade to look upon Hood's Pills as The Hawks Nursery Co Rochealer N- the coming pill" They relieve and cure so many troubles that they are really a DITOIl's NOTICE The un- rfiralrard Auditor rlnll bj Ibe A Invitations have been Issued annonnclug the marriage of Miss Alice Light daughter or Mr and Mr Jacob Light and Harry Hoffedlti The eeromony will take place In St Paul's Lutheran and Reformed church Ihmaster on Thursday Oct Stb ji fl o'clock Columbus Lodge 1 i on Thursday arealng of lst week clecb-d the following officer: Noble grand John WMonatn lceerind Clark Ban- assistant here hole medicine chest The sre mild and To C'ouaamptTf The undersigned haying been restored to health by simple means aftor suffering for several years with a severe lung affection and that dread disease Consumption Is an yet ffiient Tli KM Metilnc nt Mrrcrbarr The large meeting at Mereersburg on Friday of last week was a great success Nearly one thousand perrons wre present from the and vicinity and surrounding places The trat nnmtur present at thp first mass meeting of the Democrats The John Wanamaker company of ftRAZER J-AXIE GRBASB KiV Philadelphia has purchased the entire business etab'isbment of the firm of Hilton Cider Core PoreFresti Spices Fine Pepper Buges A Co of New York the great dry goods house founded by A Stewart xioustomake known to his fellow suffer ers means of cure To those who desire It he will cheerfully send (free of charge) a copy of the prescription used which they will find a safe cure for Consumption Asth ama Catarrh Bronchitis and all throataud luna- Maladies He hopes all sufferers will Co It said the price paid for it wis over lloy' Ideal tiuliies School Rev Jacob Kurtz of Waynesboro organized the New Ideal Business school In this place last Thursday evenlna He will meet his class every two weeks In the school boose The biys are taunht to handle tools which are placed In their bands The Idea la to interest the boy that be will be Induced to be industrious and despise Idleness and ktep him from drlnkina in the idle street cornfrslang and the debasing tales that are so current in the pabllc loafing places Besides this a lecture is given every two weeks la which noble lives are pictured to them The phonograph Is used to make It more interesting Thee lectures are beneficial to Loth young and old and every one should fl5000OO The store will be run on the same line that has made the Philadelphia try JohnS EmMehrerr-'sentallve to tie in county shows very clearly that the peo-Krand led David Lbh They wen ple of 0-ar county are interested (Detailed last evening the wmne contest The following OctoVr 14 Is th last day ou which officers of the meeting were elected: Presl-arllcles can be entered for the Hagerstown dent A Kersnner vice presidents Fair and all oersous bavlog article to be Klin tlenkeil James Duffield sent op fori xhiblUonor competition win be (leo Sulgc Sn John Meredith try bis remedy as it Is Invaluable Those desiring the prescription which will cost them uothinK and may prove a blessing SALESMEN kind enough to call or send either Major Hart Chas McKinstry FOR SALE 1 rvt- irwct of rood r6en lftOd Id Hoot Kuirn I'lotlda AfeflU Want'd to Mil Op iAKDES LANE CO HOl llRinXIl Wanted will pleae address Kav Kdward A ilsos Hmrtklvn N'ew York Matmr er Dr Seine' Chambersburir Pa who will attend to having them enter- Fendriek John Waldhch Rhodes A Ltudi r'jaugb Foreman Moses Do you need them? Ging ith Lesher recording secreta house to popular and it will also be under the same firm nane John Wanamker Be I now has the largest retail establishment In I America The New York store will be under the management of Mr Kober: Ogden "General Coxy's famous stallion for which he paid Itaooo a short time before be organized hi commonweal array to march to Washington was sold on the bcrse market fortSS Women who are weak and nervous who lies A Foreman Dr Selbert Ahoiil Vnar Telh Very able aud eloqntnt addresses were dcvtrtd by Boa DeVYltt C- DeWItU of You get them at ri It ad The terrim Dtortn and heavy rain that passed uvt-r Chamberbnrg and Franklin couuty late Toeeday night and early Wed-neday morning was general along the Atlantic roast A (though the damage done In thl comity has been considerable It Is try to hear them The next lecture will be oo Oct Stb at 7:30 Kev Kurtz is an earnest and unfaltering worker and deserve to be well patronized Ue will do the boys good and bis terms are so reasonable thai every boy can take his Dr Wm Teeter leoilst Main SL Cham burg IVnna Painless ex traction fine filing crown and bridge work artistic artificial teeth All work gnaran teed Woo't be uoderbld in pi Ice Twenty I Towaada candidate fr coogre at large aud Hon Ui-h Ulllao of Chambers burg and lltn Winger of Green ccetlo Excellent motic was furnished by LntUIlct OjXv ALLEN NURSERY CO DruP Store on Uie Diamond ROCHESTER as at many other places as at many otdt course eotts'ry approval mftllMKu I Greervillage.