The Democratic News from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania • 3

1 HE UEMUCKATIC NEWo CHAMBERSBURG FA FRIDAY OCTOBER 16 1896 HH i fHE DEMOGRRTIC NEWS SATOLLPS FAREWELL Tho rrptirtlnS rrelate Given RrcopHon bj the Catholic Club Of Hew York HM! 3 ALE OP THE HOUSE AND LOT OK GROUND belonging to tbe esttito or Henry Spoonhonr of Grcon TOwnabln deceased adjournal lo Saturday Oetob-rii-tili' lssw at 1 90 1 In front of the Court House Chaiiibershurg Pa LCDWIO Administrator Bntcrcd aBSOcond-olaasmattornt the Cham rshurg Post Omco Aug 161888 THE Democratic News bavingalreadyse-ureda largo circulation affordsto merchants New York Oct A reception was tendered Cardinal Satolli at the Catholic club last niffht There were scores of Oathollo priests present from all over the diocese and laymen eminent iu nd those tiavln if real and personal property to ell one-of the bent advertising modlumsln the all walks of life were to be eeu greut numbers President Thilv read NEW YORK FASHIONS F-U Mtllluery: Velvet Hound Klbbon: Klon Jacket: Trlmmixl Cutty: Skuts: Trlmuiiuits Whether large or smalt hats will be most In favor for Fall or Winter wear remains an open questien the former although very picturesque are heavy and expensive dlf ficutt to keep In place and not generally becoming Tbe majority of hats are graceful In appearance due In a great measure lo the popularity of velvet or ostrich plumes and a severe contour is sometimes noticeable Iu iBrge bats but even then live or six velvet folds soften the stiff edge Colored taffeta ribbon bound with black velvet is shown by the piece and small round hat- mny be made throughout of velvet bound ribbon loops ou a strong net foundation the loops being comparatively small near the edge of the hat rising higher as they BRYAN AD SEWALL-Must Meetings To tie Hold Next ffc'k A Bryan andSewall mass meeting will be held at Scotland on Saturday evening Oct 211886 The Issues of the day will be discussed by Col Winger of Giveucadtle and Omwake of Five Forks Come oue come all and hear the able addresses of these gentlemen on the great question of the day Tbe meeting will begin at o'clock Mike art Gikssneu County Chairman Committeeman The same evening Saturday Oct 24 tb tbe lion Bush Gillan will address a Bryan and Sewall mass meeting at St Thomas et all go to bear him discuss the vital Issues of this campaign an address to the prelate which was WE MAKE FRIENDS OF NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES oountv We have also fitted up In connection with the ewspaperu first-class Job offlco and are now reparod to do all klndB of Job work with neat ossand dlsuatch ind at rates as lowaecanbo consistent with good worK DEATHS- Those Who Have liemi Culled Our Last iHMae George Rice son of Samuel Bice living ou West King street died on Monday after noon after a brief illness of membranous croup lie was 10 years of age aud was an unusually bright boy The funeral waa held on Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock and Interment made in Cedar Grove cemetery Mr Michael Siothour died at his residence near Marlon on Wednesday morning lie was aged 83 years months and 28 days Mr Siothour was a successful farmer for many years and was well known in the southern part of tho county His death will be mourned by a large circle of friends The funeral was held this morning at 10 o'clock from his late residence and Interment made in the German baptist graveyard at Brown's Mills Mrs Mary Hollar widow of Joseph Hollar died at her homo in Greencastlo at part us follow: "The uaembera of the Catholic club feeliug in a special manner the great PANEL OF JURORS Lt or Jurory Dnwu for the RrRTiIftr December Term ot GRAND JOROItS I'anol of Grand Jurors drawn for the December Term lS'i commencing on the 1st Monday beiug the 7th day of tbe month Adams Johnston fanner Montgomery FJauni Joseph farmer Greene bnimbuugli David farmer Antrim Dyers flurry laborer Greene Burkbolder merchant Guilford Brioker Wm merchant Cliumbersburg- Crouse John farmer facnett Clapsaddle It laborer Mercersbunr Baugfaman Grant laborer Greene Durbin merchant Waynesboro Etter John A farmer Greene Fllcklnifer Albert farmer Metal Gardner Geo moulder Cbamborsburtf Huosecker Jno farmer Hamilton Hege Fred farmer Guilford HugermaD merchant St Thomas Karper Fred merchant ChamberBburjf Karper Daniel farmer Montgomery Kllllnger Cyrus farmer Southampton Bionn Samuel contractor Greone McLaughlin miller Chambersburg: Stock Luther mechanics Montffomory Sllchter Wm armor Letterkenav Wiigermau Jacob gcntoCbambGrBlntrg regret of the community at the approachiug- departure of your emi Our beautiful novelties in nence from America nfter laying down the office of delegate apostolic to the United States beg leave to wish you a Dress Goods sate and prosperous journey home long life and happinea We deem it at this time as not improper for tis to approach thy top usually terminating in a plume of some kind and a steel ornament Reduction in Price The subscription prlco of The Demo-ckatic News has been reduced to $100 a year to all subscribers paying strictly cash In advance whether residing inside or outside or the county Those not paying cash In advance will be charged at the rate of $1 ii5 per year LOCAL MATTERS testily to the general admiration felt for the perfect comprehension of the MOSS BKATD9 SEWN TOGKTHKK make very pretty hats and they also are bound with black velvet White feathers lace or aigrettes are used with black or Are the admiration of all who see them You know our prices are always the lowest Our plain dress joods are unapproachable in quality and price Buttons and trimmings to match government and institution of the United States displayed by your emi-nence and for your appreciation of the charucter of the American people their citizenship patriotism hnd love of justice and truth and we feel sure that your written and spoken words ex an early hour on Monday morning aeed about 80 years Mrs Holier was a daughter of the late Phloeas Eachus and spent her entire life in Givencastle She was a woman colored hats and very wide gilt passeim lerie or jet bands around a high crown with a full cluster of ostrich plumes al one of kind and generous nature loved by all TBAYEBSE JTJBOB8 7ZBST WKKK side impart much style to a large hat her neighbors and acquaintances But one pressive of your feeling towards Mrtlng at ivuiinettiiburc i Night A large and enthusiastic Bryan and Sew-all meeting was held In the school house at KanoettBborg last evening to hear addresses by Dr Bitter lckes of Harrls-burg Pa and County Cblrman TZ Mine-hart Esq of this placa upon the evils of the single gold standard and the restoration of tho bimetallic standard Dr Ickes mnk' a forcible and eloqueut addresn and tbe able speech of Mr Minehart Is given in full on our second page that our readers may havo the pleasure of reading It Excellent music was furnished by the comet band By Invitation of Florist Geo Park formerly a Kepublcan but now an ardent bimetallMt Messrs lckes aud Minehart were Mr Park's guests during their stay in Fannettsburg I'anol of Traverse Jurors drawn for the December Term 1896 commencing on the Narrow black velvet stripes on changeable ribbon Is admirably adapted to general re 1st Monday being the 7th day of the quirements and therefore in great demand RECENT OPENINGS of our customers and customers of our friends Transient trade is all right for superstructure but steady custom is the foundation of a business that's what we always work for We give values that attract you and treatment which will hold you We do not believe the old statement "there is no friendship in business" A man had better try to get along without customers than without friends We now call your attention to our PARLOR SUITES Very large assortment beautiful designs and extremely low prices just now FIVE PIECES $20 TO $75 May cost you more before a great while Many nice odd pieces too Jl Sierer I Co FURNITURE MAKERS 49 51 and 55 Queen Street Hrlcf Jottings Prjf StaufTer of HaKerstown will again organize a dancing class in Merceisbnrtr this fall Guy Zimmerman of Sylvan has killed one hundred and twenty five squirrels already this season John A Elder Esq of Dry liun was business visitor in Chambenuiiu the be ginning of this week The police will hereafter arrest all bnys using slingshots upon the streets and prose cute them for malicious mischief Wolfe has been appointed policeman by the town council of Mercersburg instead of Atcheson Divelblss resigned Mr and Mrs Mil Scueible and two show Eton jackets both as suit waists or as accessories aud while it may be superfluous to mention these rounded jackets are known under three names Eton Bolero or Figaro which may occasionally confuse any but city residents There is much economy hi member of the family survives her Rush Hollar Esq of New York Mrs Hollar was a member of the Prasbyterlan ohurih at Greencastle Mr Michael Stine one of the oldest citizens of Antrim township died on Friday of last week agod 85 years months and 17 days Mr Stine was born and raised near Greencastle and lived In Antrim township all his life He was a member of the Presbyterian church of Greencastle forover forty years He issnrvlved by slxchildreu five sous and one daughter William aud James of near Greencastle and Mrs Susan Lewis John Louis and Samuel of Kansas The funeral was held on Sunday this country will be treasured in lasting and loving remembrance" Cardinal Satolli smiled as tbe address was bein read and joined iu the np plause that followed its finish He made a short and appropriate reply and closed by saying "Were 1 to endeavor to curry away with me in a material way my uffections for America the h'lgh esteem and kindly feeling's I entertain for American institutions the admiration I feel for the church of this country so great so glorious so progressive I am sure I would have to press into service another steamer larger than the Kaiser Wilhelm hich is to bear me away" BIG CIGARETTE SYNDICATE this jacket furors as so little material is re quired aud velvet ehlue orchangeablo silk are appropriate fabrics preferably the first-named edged by passementerie or fur A The First of thts HI A Series The first entertainment of the A course the Mclntyre concert com pany was given last night in Kosedale to a good sized audience Tbe program was a piece of velvet lined with silk and laid in one or two large plaits inserted In the shoulder senm aud scarcely reaching the Ladies' Goats I Gapes Just opened New styles and new prices Not one left over from last year 25doz Ladies' Wool Skirts usual price $100 63c Hosiery Hosiery New lines and new prices The best 12 cent seamless hose we have ever seen all sizes 10c Regular made all sizes usual price 1 5 to 18 cts 1 2i Boys' extra indestructible 4-thread heel and toe 15c MUSLINS uppf edge of a very wide "crush" belt month Bishop Luther farmer Lotterlrenny Bushey Henry dealer Greencastle Bowers Marlon carpenter Chambersburg' Blukley John H- farmer Antrim Coble Jacob farmer St Thomas Elder James butcher Chambersbunr Fredrick farmer Guilford Furgeson Wm A laborer Chamber-bur Foltz Geo farmer Washington Goad Aarou farmer Qnlncy Gilbert A clerk WayueBboro Hale li A butcher Greene Huuseckor AS laborer Letterkenny HarbaUfrh Geo of gent Waynesboro Jordon Benj farmer Peters Klsaocker teacher Antrim Kent dealer Metal Krlder David merchant Waynesboro Lechron Charles farmer Washington Long Calvin eaddler Waynesboro Morrison David farmer Greene McCleary Jainee farmer Guilford McCulloh Edward farmer Warren Miller Christian farmer Guilford Mlnnick Hiram miller Antrim Norrls (col) barber Chamberaburg Oaks Geo biaeksmlth Antrim Palmer shoemaker Antrim Reed John laborer Peters Rahauser Gideon dealer Antrim Reed blacksmith Letterkenny Russell John gent Waynesboro Rcbok farmer Peters Rhodes agent Guilford Stewart Alexander dealer Greene very pleasing one Mrs Shannah Cum ming Johns the soprano soloist has a magnificent voice aud the audience showed their appreciation of her selections by repeated encores brings about the jacket effect Billows of lace at the front and uot un frequently two or three rows exteud around the waist giv Ing an airy lightness to these dressy little affairs COMPARATIVELY round waists are seen but 'EW black chiffon forenoon and Interment made In Cedar Hill cemetery Mrs John Ashway died on Thuin lay afternoon of last week after suffering from a complication of dis'sases for some time at ber home ou reservoir hill She was an estimable lady and respected by all who kuew her for her many kind deeds She was aged 73 yeais 8 months and 6 days Three sons Albert Illinois John and Denton near Chambersburg and one daughter who residt near Greencastle survive her Her husband has been dead for some years having accidentally met his death near Edenville The funeral was held on Sun colored silk make effective corsages over children nf Heading spent Sunday with Mr Scheible parents on East Catharine Street Invitations have been issued ann mineing the mairiage of Mr Many Benedict of Mont Alto aud Miss Anna It tLarshtnanof Five Forks at noon ou Tuesday Nov 3 i Klorlst Geo Park of Libonla has re eelved three car loads of flowerine bulbs from Holland several tons of llllles from China and as many more from the Bermuda Islands Nearly seventy hands are now employed at the Chambersburg shoe factory They have so many orders on hand that (hey are now working until nine o'clock each evening to fill them At an adjourned meeting of town council oq Tuesday night the contract tor the building of the extension of the electric light station was given to Geo A Mlnnleh Mr Miunloh's bid was J800 On Fr'day night of last week some persons tnlercd the cellar of John OabUrV waists and sometimes the color is arranged In surplice effect at the front tbe remainder being blank thus proving that the machinations of trade have not crushed the independent waists "Very small puffs placed as near tbe shoulder as practicable or divided by trimming indicate that tight sleeves will bn forced upon thoe who rir 4c Sweney John gent Charabereburg: Sbarjle A farmer Montgomery 5C riu Upper btrasburg through a win Sales of Real Estate Heefxer Auctioneer ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE Oi? VALUABLE REAL BSTATK-Tho undersigned Administrator of thoest ito of John Stltely lato of Qulncy Township Franklin County Pa deceased will offer at Public Sale on the promises in Moot Alto Franklin County Pa ON SATURDAY OCTOBEK 17th 1896 al 1:30 o'clock A LOT OF" GltOUND bound ed on the south by Main street on he east Inlands of Peter Huesler on the north by Wate'r street aud on tho west by lands or Arium Kaufman containing about O'J porches of land tho Improvements ou said lot consists of a MTWO-STOItT tt A ATH 11-BOAHDBO DWELLING HOUSE containing rooms and a kitchen all lu good condition there Is also wash-house on tho premises- hojr pen aud 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 very desirable homo Also at the same time nod place will be sol 1 A LOT OF GROUND situated in Mont Alto Franklin County Pa containing of 42 9-10 porches neat measure bounded by the public road leading from Mont Alto to Quincy and lands of Andrew Shank and Water street-Terms made known on day of Balo 8 WITH Administrator LuDWia Attorney 1250 yds yard wide good quality 2000 yds yard wide equal to Appleton A Sheetings at correspondingly low prices 1000 yds best quality dark calico -2000 ydsextrastyles very choice 1 200 yds Canton flannel 2400 yds do would be cheap at 8c Broken lines of hosiery sold at to and i2c reduced to 4c Sc 5c- All of the Patonli of the National Tobaooe Company Sold To Foreigners New York Oct The National Cigarette and Tobacco company the chief competitor ofjthe tobacco trust in this country has sold its foreign patent rights to an English syndicate known as the liar rod-Stores company which has organized the Baron Cigarette Machine company limited with headquarters in London The new company has a capital of 8600000 of which 8500000 has been paid In to the National Cigarette and Tobacco company (5300000 being paid in cash and the balance in stock The remaining 8100000 is the working capital The object of the company in purchasing the patents issued to the National Cigarette and Tobacco company for its cigarette manufacturing machine and other appliances in all the countries of the world outside of the United States is to form stock companies in the different countries to sell these machines The aggregate capital of these subsidary eompanies is estimated at several million pounds sterling A Long-Overdue Teaiol Reaches Port Pleasantville Oct 15 A dispatch from Charleston announces the safe arrival at that port of the schooner William Park commanded by Capt Lewis Lake of this place The vessel was long overdue having left Sabin Pass forty-four days ago and it was feared she was lost Amnesty for Many Italian Prisoners Rome Oct 15 The oabinet has approved the granting of amnesty to a large number of prisoners upon the occasion of the marriage of the Prince of Naples crown prince of Italy and Prinoess Helena daughter of the ruler of Montenegro WUl Vote for McKinley Concord Oct 15 Col Thomaa Cogswell United States pension agent for New Hampshire ex-railroad commissioner and at one time democratic candidate for congress announces in on open letter that he will vote for McKinley 6c not possess that rmv a plump wen-shaped arm Trimmed cuff pro universal either flaring at the wrist falling over tho hand or a turned back facing is a stylish substitute TITFTiE TS OOOD REASONS to believe that the skirts of lifiudsome dresses will be trimmed but those for ordinary purposes will remain plain and apropos of skirts an article combining all requirements seems to have been found in Feder's Brush skirt protector which ren-den it Impossible for the edge of the skirt to cut through since it takes all tho thump Ing on tbe pavement or ground without the least injury lo the From the nature of this protector the dust falls out almost as fast as it gathers and a siring-wool braid protects the lining A very atlraetive finish is given by ibis new dress edge as distinguished as a trimming as it is perfect as a skirt protector THR FOUTUNATE POSSKSSOB of black rr colored moire antique silk may utilize it with perfect con6deuce as it Is a novelty and brocades having conspicuously large figures are very fashionable as well Chine silk still holds good but is not likely to last through another season changeable silk however is so unobtrusive that it enjoys lasting favor Fur and span gled passementerie either separately or together are elegant trimmings and mink edging on Eton jackets or two or three mink tails falling between velvet plaits are particularly stylish Ribbou velvet will be largely used ou dresses and velvet employed in any way can scarcely some amiss EROS A ClARKE The late advance in Colon Goods wakes our Prices interesting KEEFER Smith Edward butcher Chambersburg Stover John Vet Surgeon Antrim Shank John farmer Washington Shatzor Simon masou Chambersburg Shank David merchnnt Waynesboro Shoemaker Wm plasterer Fanuott Thompson farmer Qulucy Watson Robert laoorer Waynesboro mug John farmer Guilford Zullluger Cyrus farmer Letterkenny Zlmmnrmau Jacob farmer Warren TitAVERKIC 2ND WEEK Panel of Traverse Jurors drawn for the December Term 1890 commencing on the 2nd Monday being tbe 14th day of the month Adams laborer Waynesboro Balr Mc farmer Fannett Brltch Geo baker Chambersburg Cook John farmer Guilford Carbaugh John laborer Chambersburg-Eshelman Peter farmer Autrlm Eekert John coach maker Montgomery Flemming Edgar gent Greencastle Glaser Daniel farmer Peters Hollar farmer Southampton Hege Christian farmer Guilford Helntzelman A dealer Guilford Hawbaker David farmer Montgomery Hostotter Jacob merchant Greencastle nartman Daniel carpenter St Thomas Johns mechanic Chamberaburg Kennedy Franklin laborer Waynesboro Lear Brlnton blacksmith Antrim Lehman Peter 8 farmer Antrim LewlB Reuben farmer Peters Lehmaster Seth clerk peters McDowell William blacksmith Antrim Orr Chas agent Chambersburg: Piles Wm A wagon maker Fannett Pelffer John A mechanic Chamberaburg Royer Jacob farmer Montgomery Rinehart Harvey teacher Washington Reber Charles butcher Greene Ruport William blacksmlt ChamberBburg Shank Peter farmer Antrim Shank Jacob carpenter Greencastle SaltBmau tinner Lurgan Snyder John laborer Chambersburg Shank Harry farmer Washington Sollenberger Samuel farmer Greene Thomaa Samuol farmer Warren Walker Geo farmer St Thomas Ward John teacher Hamilton Zug Jacob farmer Guilford ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF REAL TUESDAY OCTOBEK 20th By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of Franklin County Pa the undersigned Executors of tho last will and testament of James McCurdy lale of Metal township deceased will offer at Public Sale on Tuesday October 20th 1890 on the uremles THE MANSION FARM late of saltf James McCurdy dee'd tying along tho Valley road about 3 miles north-cast of Fannettsburg and adjoining Willow Hill containing 130 ACRES more or less ot excellent limestone and slate ja land In a good state of cultivation fcfiSiSaJfcTho Improvements are A GOOD TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING BaESaSfiHOUSE log barn wagon sbed corn crib hogpen Jfce There is an excellent well of water at the door and a line Btream of running water through tho farm A GOOD ORCHARD and fruits of all kinds In abundance No 2-A TRACT OF TIMBER LAND con day afternoon at 2 o'clock and interment was made In Cedar Grove cemetery Cloyd Gordon son of Court Messenger Cyrus Gordon died at six o'clock Mon day evening at Farmers City HI after a severe Illness He was aged 29 years and went to the west in 1SSL He first lived in Sterling HI and afterwards in other places until he settled in Farmer City wlmre he was for some years city plumber He was married to a Miss Brookens who formerly-resided near Green wood and she and three children survive him He is well remeni bered by many In this place and his early death Is deeply regretted by Ills former as soclates here His father and sister Mrs Karper received a telegram on Monday telling of his serious illness and they left on the o'clock train to go to his besides but he died before they gotten far on their way Scholars ATiibc Be Vaccinated" Under the act of June 18 1895Vall scholars must be vaccinated or show proof of vaccination before they can goto school Section 12 of this lav says that "All principals or other persons In charge of schools as aforesaid are hereby requested to refuse tbe admission of any child to the school under their charge or supervision except upon a certificate signed by a physician setting forth that such child has been successfully vaccinated or that it has previously had small-pox" For not enforcing this act principals or those in charge of schools are liable to a fine of not less than $5 or more than 8100 FennPj'lvaiil- Uftme Laws Under the new laws of Pennsylvania the season allowed for killing ruffled grouse commonly called pheasants or pinnated grouse commonly called praltie chicken began October aud will continue until January 1- The laws governingthe killing of game and taking of fish in this state give sportsmen an opportunity for gaming between the following dates: Woodcock uly 4 to January 1 quail or Virginia partridge November 1 to Decemberl5 rail or reed bird September 1 to Decemberl elk wild deer or antelope October to December 15 gray black or fox squirrel Septem ber to January hare commonly called rabbit November 1 to January 1 wild turkey October 15 to January l'j upland or grass plover July 15 to Janunryl sea salmon April 1 to August 1 speckled trout April 15 to July 15 lake trout January 1 to September 30 German carp September 1 to May black bass green bass yellow bass rock bass Lake Erie or grass bass May 30 to January 1 pike or pickerel June 1 to January 1 Susquehanna salmon May 30 to January 1 shad December 31 to June 30 Lecral Notices taining u) Acres more or less well covered with excellent Walnut White and Black Oak Pine and Chestnut Tberejls a fine lot of Locust both on the farm and timber tract The timber trat jidlnlnn A DMlNISTltATOU'S Letters of Administration upon the estate of Henry Spoouliour late of Green township Franklin County Pa have been minted to tho undersigned All persons Indebted to said eBtatc are requested to make payment forthwith and those baJuK claims awalnBt tho ctttaie present tlieeamo properly authenticated for settlement I) LUDWIG Administrator Itoyul Arcanum's liinnuet IClectfou Night CV CouDcil Royal Arcanum Is making preparations to receive the election returns this year as last In its room3 but on a more elaborate scale Telegraph wires will be run into the rooms and two oper ators will be there to take the news from them from all parts of the country There will be music by a mandolin club numerous addresses and a rich banquet The program as agreed upon at present is as follows: Music Mandolin club Oysters ou half shell Addresses Beading of telegraphic news Addresses 9 o'clock Oysters roasted Music Mandolin club Beading of telegraphic news Addresses Music Mandolin club 11 ftoast turkey with filling cranberry sauce cold slaw mashed potatoes green pease celery Saratoga chips rolls bread crackers Cigars Reading telegraphic news Music Mandolin club Tickets are placed on sale for Arcanum membors at the office of UB McNuIty secretary to Oct 20 After that date tickets will be sold to friends of the order The price of tickets will be $125 Siilos of Ileal Katate On Saturday the Masters properly at Montgomery Springs was sold to Wm Masters for $225 The Morrow Burns farm near Roadside has been sold toTbeo Welshes Son of Waynesboro for f40 an acre Tho property belonging to the assigned estate of John Waddington In this place was sold on Saturday to 1 liess for $675 Sht-ritT Greenawalt has sold the ferm of McL BinkleyAntrim township containing 52 acres to Martin Binkley for $1302 The trustees of the lames Glenn estate sold the property of 8 acres and 40 perches in Antrim township to Samuel Banks for $805 Wm Alexander Esq sold for the estate of James Taylor near Edenville 1 acre to Wm Yeager for $39 and 4 acres and 17 perches to Slrock for $250 c3 Ou Tuesday the oue half interest in 125 acres of land belonging to tbe estate of Mary A McVitty in AmbersofT Valley was sold to Gaston for $508 The administrator of the estate of John Kennedy deceased sold on Saturday tho mansion farm four miles east of Gveencas-tle containing 98 acres to Mrs John Kennedy for $50 per acre Llnlnger executor of the estate of Samuel Liniuger deceased on Saturday sold the farm of decedent located in the "Corner" containing 183 acres to Kuauff for $10 S3U per acre The administrator of the estate of Small Esq deceased has sold the store propety in Altodale to Einmett Kuhn for $257500 a lot of ground adjoining thestore property to Emmett Kuhn for $11250 5 acres and 104 perches of laud to Isaiah Bock for 21751) 2 acres and 59 perches of land to Christian 90 2 acres and 127 perches to John Greeu for $90 38 13 acres and 151 perches of mountain land to David Clugston for $8 per acre 24 acres of mountain land to MiltouG- McFerreu for $750 per acre a lot of ground in the village of Altodale to Stephen Slaley for $18000 About the Churches jThe German Baptists of Shippensburg will build a new church 33x66 feet It is to be of modem design Rev Dr Stern Rev A BL Rice and Hutchison a committee representing the stock holders aud board of control of the Kmtg's Grovo campmeetlng association which was recently destroyed by Die' have decided to buy eleven acres of ground near Smith's station four miles from Hauover as the site for a new camp The West Pennsylvania Synod of the Lutherau Church which convened in St James Lutheran church In Gettysburg ou Wednesday represents 132 congregations 104 ministers and 88636 communicant mem Catarrh Is a constitutional disease and re quires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla which purifies the blood lands of Jacob Fllcklnger's heirs Buck Hlte Miller Shearer Guyer Alexander Hammond and others Tho farm and timber tract will be surveyed before tho day of sale and sold by the acre cither separately or together to suit the purchaser This is a very desirable property located convenient to school church shops mills and Willow Hill creamery Sale to commence at 1 o'clock on said day when terms wilt bo made known by A McCURDY JAMES SE1BERT Executors German Colonial Cblef Resign Berlin Oct The Frankfort Zei-tung announces that Dr Kayser chief of the German colonial department has tendered his resignation and there is no doubt the paper adds that it will be accepted NEW YORK MARKETS ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Estate or Dniel Smihiky iti or SOUTHANtTON TOWNBIIIP I'M I Sin Letters of ad ml nlat ration on the above name OBtate havluR been jfrunted to the uudorBlffned all persons hiivln claims against the same wit present them rorpuymuNt duly authenticated tind all persons Indebted to tbe said estate wll make prompt payment to WILLIAM RHIKLRY William Alexandb Administrate Chambcrsburjr Pa Scotland Pa dow aud stole about ten gallons of whiskey They drew It from the barrels Chas II Uiteshew on Tuesday sold his tobacco and cigar store in tbe Jeffries build Ing on South Main street to the Fliuder Brothers They have already taken char1 and will hereafter conduct the business Pomeroy Macttey will move their dry goods store from tbe old Wallace stand on the corner of Main and Queen streets to tbe room In the Watson building on the diamond recently vacated by Geo Fl Lane Co Electrician Wm Guthrie formerly of this place has accepted the position of superintendent of the electric light plant at Norwalk Connecticut The plant Is a large one being five times larger than tho one he leaves In Eagerstown Two men were arrested on Saturday for bitching their horses to the electric light poles and each paid a line and costs amounting to $4 50 The poles have been recently-painted and the polece have been Instructed to ai rest all who bitch their horses to them The managers of the Hageratown fair company have Issued an order directing Privilege Clerk Geo I lager not to grant permits to any one on the ground who Intends to run a gambling table or gambling device and also to exclude all Indecent side shows The report of Borough Superintendent Flcklngei- made to tbe board of school directors on Monday evening shows the whole number of enrolled scholars to be 1558 average attendance 1480 per cent of attendance 95 average number of days attended 29622 The contract for building tbe new annex to tbe Soldiers' Orphans' Industrial School at Scotland to be used as a blacksmith machine and plumbing shops has been awarded to Hess of Waynesboro The building will be of brick 82x82 feet aud one and a half stories high Kepntable dealers throughout the length breadth and depth of our glorious land fortunately keep the genuine Hires Bootbeer' In stock Did you ever try It? It Is known to be a safe delicious and healthful tern perance drink It will be the great Cam palgn drink for tired paraders On Thursday evening of last week during tbe absence of Mr Jacob Light and family from his farm near Williamson tire from tbe bake oven set bre to the building covei-Ing It and burned It down The porch nr dwelling bouse also took fire but neighbors kindly extinguished It before much damage was done Postmaster Geueril Wilson has issued an order prohibiting such notices as "please send out' or "please paste up" being placed on the wrapp: of third class mall matter Such notices will subject the matter to first class rates The words "personal" or "to be called for" are deemed a part of the ad dress and are permissible Tho larger part of the coutents of the store at Ringgold owned by John A Flor-i aud occupied by Ketnhart Bros dealers in general merchandise was burned Wednes iy night Tbe (lames originated in a pack of dry goods spontaneously it Is thought The loss amounted to about $2000 Tlnr Is an Insurance ou the property The Cumberland Valley railroad has reelected the old board ot director- as follows President Thomas Kennedy directory Thomas Kennedy George Boberts John Stewart A Cassatt John Green Herman Hosier Edward Watts Kennedy Henry Welsh Spencer Are You CrcenvillAgq Nnt Mr Jacob Glass passed away on Tuesday night at o'clock after a long seige of suffer lug Mr Glass was born In 1811) in this town and lived the greater portion of bis Ufa in this comm tuity He lived a number of years on his farm nearScotland And Ills last years were spent in this place Ilisage was 77 years 3 mouths and 10 days He Is survived by his wife and six children George and Mrs Belle Alien at home Wlufield West Beaver" Creek Md Charley Greencastle I'a Elmer Hagerstown Md and John Abiline Kansas Funeral on Friday at 10:30 o'clock Interment in the graveyard of which church he was a member for many years The Ladies' Mite Society will bold a fes tival in the school bouse on Saturday even ing Oct 17th This will bo different from the former sociables Some new features will be prepared for the occasion Mr Samuel Grove has taken up his residence with his son-in law Hf llefinger in the place AUDITORS The tin- dcrRlirncd an Auditor appointed by the Court of Common Picas nf Fnmklln County to distribute the fund iu the hands of John A Stover Assignee of Talbelm as well as to puss upon any exceptions tiled to his first and final account of the suld trust will alt to perform the duties of his appointment athlsofllce In Cham harsh rg Pa on Friday Oct nth JMKJ at IU A when nnd where all persons having claims against said estate must present ana prove them or be forover debarred from coming In on said fund IKVIN (' BLDBB Sept 15 '1)0 Auditor Afraid Wheat Prices held higher checking trade Oct 75Jtfc Dec 70c May Corn Market steady fair demand Oct 31c Dec 32c May 34c Oats Spot stronger fair Inquiry Oct 22Hc May 25c Eggs Choice goods remain firm State and Pennsylvania fresh 19 20c ice house 14H16c western 1618c duck goose 2224c western case 8325360 Butter Market for fresh creamery firm prices unchanged Creamery western extras 18c state and Pennsylvania seconds to best 1618c creamery western seconds 14c state dairy half-firkin tubs fresh factory 13c state dairy half-flrkln tubs seconds to firsts lltf13c western imitation creamery oeconds to firsts BllXc-i western factory firsts to extras 10 Kc Cheese In small supply State full cream large size fall made colored largecommon to choice part skims Potatoes Round potatoes in moderate demand at about previous figures Long Island in bulk per barrel 8125 137 New Jersey round choice per barrel 125 per sack S100115 RI-P-A-N-S The modern standard Family Medicine Cures the common cvery-day ills of humanity 10 ct9 Cures OoiHtitlon mul Liver His Dr Agnew's Liver Pills are the most perfect made and cure like magic Sick Headache Constipation Biliousness Indigestion and all Liver I lis 10 ceuts a 40 doses Sold by Miller's rharmacy TO READ BOTH SIDES OP THE QUESTION? The New York Journal is the only Metropolitan paper indorsing Bryan and Sewall and it daily publishes articles fcy the leadine financiers of the country on both sides of the question "Silver versus Gold" It is progressive liberal and always espouses the cause of the masses Every broad minded man should read it whether Republican or Democrat Broke Out iu a New Place This time from Metal Heretofore our silver club has been furnishing material for tbe "Repository" and "Opinion" correspondents of Fannettsburg uamely Bob of the "Opinion" and Bob of the "Repository each seeming determined to outrival the other with mis statements concerning the "club" Its workings A new Ananias has arisen at Metal to unite with those above mentioned who calls himself "sound money" Republican lie states among other falsehoods in "Re pository" that the Republicans requested a joint discussion with the Democrats but that the offer was declined Ijie number 2 was that the club has but two ex-soldiers on roll when the fact is the roll contains 10 and more to follow Lie number 3 Is that Kegerreis is for gold There is not a Kegerreis in our valley who Is not sol la for Bryan' But this style of statements are directly in line with the campaign methods of our opponents at this time This club at Fannettsburg has given our opponents much concern They wanted to advise us that the organizing of a club In the country was an unnecessary move lo make But notwithstanding all this the club was gotton up and their unsolicited advice was unheeded The result Is a roll of uearly 75 members and will reach the 100 mark before Saturday night "Sound money man" also names three other Demo crats which he says are for the Gold staud ard Wb are not prepared to say at this time whether that statement is true or not but judgiug from the article throughout we would feolsafe In putting that statement down as number 4 Writer closes by saying that McKinley will have KM) majority iu Metal township This Is the biggest lie In the list and we will prove it to your satisfaction on Nov 3rd Writer says there were few Joined the club at the meeting on Saturday night al Metal aud they were old Democrats who didn't want to change their politics That's so they are like all the Democrats of our community they don't want to change their politics because they believe that the people should rule this country Instead of mnnej power They believe as every true Demo crat believes that in Wm Bryan they have a leader who Is an euemy to trusts monopolies and this money pnw( and an earnest advocate of such principles as will lead to relief of the farmer the laborer and all who feel the need of better times "Sound money man" further states that Court House Nnton The assessors began the assessment for 1897 that has been delayed since last spring this week An execution was issued on Monday for the amouut of $2 while the costs already upon It are over $10 An absolute divorce has been granted in the case of Edward Wolff vs Mary Elizabeth Wolff of this place Letters testamentary on the estate of Mrs Margaret Immoll late of his place have been granted to Anna Margaret Immoll Letters testamentary upon the estate of Mr John Myers late of St Thomas township have been granted to Daniel Myers Sheriff Greenawalt last week took Harry toner of Waynesboro convicted of larceny to the Huntingdon reformatory He was accompanied by David Greenawalt In the case of Henry Lehner administrator of Frank Shelter vs Jeremiah Geyer mechanics lien asked to be stricken from record the court refused the petition In tho case of exceptions 01ed to the report of viewers In tbe claim of Benj Boss et al vs A for damages the exceptions are sustained by the court aud the report set aside in the stated case of Davison vs tbe County of Franklin to determine fees due to constables Judge Stewart has handed down an opinion The court reviews tbe decisions made by other courts and says MARKET QUOTATION 8 Chambers burg Markets GRAIN CO AMBER6BDRG Oct 16 I8WI No 1 Longliorry Wheat tio2 88 live SALESMEN 'Urdilng trustworthy inn tu fpr'-wnt us In Wanted iiniin h- oi our ('holes Nurwrv Siock 8ie- Corn 'S New Oats 1 From Fort Loudon Preaching In the Reformed church next Sunday at 10:30 a Rev Gill Is absent from town attending classes or synod at Altoona Pa but will return however in time to conduct his services Sunday In tbe Reformed church Mr (ieo McCurdy Chicago LU made us a short but pleasant visit one day this week Mr Levi Easton conductor on the Pittsburg was in town for a day this week Mr Benjamin Smith is also down from Altoona this week and is making a short stay with his father Mr Adam Smith He -ys that Bryan and frje silver are on tbe Increase out there Reuben Snyder and Frank Snyder Greencastle are spending (heir vacation in town this week Mr Will Snyder student at Mercersburg college Is this week on the sick list There were no less than four free silver Republicans through town this week all advocating Bryan and free sliver Their opinions are that the Democratic candidate will be elected without a doubt They say they are willing to cant their lot with the Democrats this time CloverBeed choice Timothy Hav bers of the Lutheran denomination In the elaltles controlled by us lUirbcst salary or commission paid weekly Steady employment tho year round Outfit free: exclusive territory: experience not necessary: big pay assured workers: special Inducements to begin nors Wrlto at once for particulars to ALLEN NURSERY CO count ties of York Cumberland Franklin and Adams About 100 delegates clerical and lay are In attendance Daily 1 Cent everywhere Subscription for One Month including Sunday -40 cents Two Months and a Half 8100 Send subscription to The New York Journal Circulation Department NEW YORK OnOCKU'H ASSOCIATION UK PORT Beaos? bu H26(S150 Shoulders Tb VlDC-ar yl 1 0 1 SidcB ButtcrV Hamfl lb 10 Ekkb flltloz 10 Tallow lb SM Lard 9 lb BjCherrleu pitted 7 Potatoes fibu 15 Onions 36 Peaches pared li) Apples dried ff PoachcsUDpnred 5 1 The annual lovefeast of the conservative branch of German Baptists will be held at ROCHESTER Hade's church on Saturday aud Sunday Oct 17th aud 18th The services will begin at 10 o'clock to-morrow morning The Rev Grant of Virginia will hold a series of STOUKM OKAUV BONUH COTTON and all securities that aredf-alt In on New York Philadelphia or Chicago Kx' bangr-s bought and sold for cash or on margin HERMANN COHEN CO BANK KIIS AND BKOKBKS 61 Broadway New York City 137 South 5th Street Philadelphia Pa Market letter on application UttQStf ijxmi fa 2 M0ME PhUttdciphla Markets rnouR Wosteraand Penna super Weeternand Penn'a extras Pennsylvania Holler Process Western Patent Bye Flour choice ORAIN No 2 Pennsylvania Ked Inelovator Corn No 2 inlicd Inirraln depot Gilbert and John Hutchinson John Shear Esq formerly of this place has been compelled to resign his position as pension examiner at Manchester because of III health Ue first came to Shlppensburg and then went to the home of his brother-in-law Mr Daniel Wolff at Spring liun Here he at first seemed to get better but later be suffered so greatly tbat Dr Shope of Dry Hud and Mi Wolff on Thursday of last week accompanied hint to the Medico Chirurgiral hospital In Philadelphia for treatment The seventh annual reunion of the 21st Penn'a Cavalry will be-held in Gettysburg on Tuesday October 27th A business m'ftlng will be called at 2 o'clock fur the election of officers and the traesac Hon of such other business as may come be fore tbe meeting- A camo fire will be held In the evening at In the A It hall Uea tq'iartera will be at the Hotel Gettysburg where the members nr requited to report to the secretary upon their arrival Major Kobert Hell Is president aud Lieut Jas Inng treasurer Cider Dare PoreFresti Spices Fine Pepper i Oats No 2 white In grain depot Cloverseed pe to Tlmothv MM ner tiushcl that in the main he agrees with them He Is of the opinion "that constables are entitled to mileage in making the return to court and further that except where circular mileage is expressly eiveu in the Act all mileage Is on a straight basis of one way" For serving warrants the fee should be fl serving subpoena witness before justice 50 cents serving subpoena witness before court 30 cents commitments $1 etc in the bill submitted by Davison making a total of Urti6 for which judgment Is ordered instead of 116 03 claimed He does not allow 1 50 for making return to court nor the price of railroad tickets and allows but 0O cents for subpoena before a justice no matter how many witnesses are on the subpoeua mon 10 f0 HayiimCDoicoi(wiiriiuuwiu Kyealrawsirajfrni wimoui wm meetings at the same meeting house beginning the Qrst week lu November and tbe Bev Long of aryland will hold a sories of meetings In the Shady Grove church in December The following appolntmeuts were made by tbe Hast Penn'a Kldershlp of the Church of God at its sessions In Elizabethtown from October 7th to 13th: Meehanisburg Shoop Carlisle Moyer New-vllle Beck York Martin A Staub Altoona Itisbel Lancaster Getz Uollldays-burii Smith Shlppensburg 1 Behney Cuauibfi-Ourg Cbas Keltzel Matauioras Farting: Fayetleville Eyler: New Kingston Jones: Balnbridice Bruce Price Mechanics burg was selected as the place for the meeting of the Eldership next year The Presbyterian Synod of Pennsylvania which met at Bellefoute yesterday embrac WAITED SALESMEN men In each County to take orders for Nursery Stock and are willing to pay well for good work Wc aaree to JUf-PLACK KUBB anything that dies from uattWl causes W- also have a choice Hoc of SEED POTA TUBS (JIYErl'S A THJAL The Hawks Nursery Co Rochester N- ATT IE Rxtra I Good IK9M FatCows tKlttJ Medium 4SftH Veal Calves fjftM Common I MllcbCowa SHEEP Extra 34it3Vc Goo'i 3 flnce Medium SMfpCO Common Lambs 3 State of Ohio City of Lucas County 8-8' Frank Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of FJ Cheney Co doing business in the City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and thatsaid firm will pay the sum of OMB HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure FRANK CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this eth day of December A 1886 A LEA SON 'rrtZ- SoUiry Plibite Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally and acts direelly on the blood and raucous surfaces of tbe system Send for testimonials free CUENKV A CO tySold bv DruuirisLt Toledo Ntts knii cnn hi i in Keorgaulird those old Democrats who joined the club didn't want to change their politics also on account that they won't live loig aud didn't know how it might be with them when they would die Well we agree with writer that no Demoerat'on the eve of this election with the great Issues before us could change his politics without possessing such bitter thoughts as hints at I wish to say in conclusion that the Demo crats throughout the county need have no fears of Metal township We will see about that one hundred majority for MrKinley and furthrr see whether there is but one silver Republican in Metal township To CouKDmptM The underslgued having been restored to The State Klsh Comml-slon rwrganiz-d on the 2nd Inst at the Commonwealth WALKING MADE A PLEASURE (M cK STRP COKN CI HE Promptlr r'-tnov-" hard and soft Corns Bunions Callouses Moles Warts etc PagSCs) DO pain removes all soreness Sent Vi any address for 10c In stamps CORW1N CHEMICAL CO 204 Wbt 9oru St Nfw Yobk Citt hotel llr sbor-r by the election of Bllllws-I' if Scran ton president Cor wln Pitt-bur seertrtary: Dr Junius A es alt the KA-ystune stale West Virginia and the mission of Africa and tchtecas Mxt- Do yon need them? You get them at Greenawalt's Drug Store on the Diamond I health by simple means aftor suffering for i several years with a severe lung affection I and that dread disease Consumption Is an i xioustomake known to his fellow suffer ere means of cure To those who desire It he will cheerfullv send (free of charge) a I copy of the prescription used which they will rind a safe cure for Consumption Asth I ama Catarrh Bronchitis and all throalaud eo It has a representation of 11072 mloi-i fttoi IIs- churches and 1V74SI member with an hVf i- S-iudny school attendance 1 of The synod will be made up of llil ministerial and 'M elder delegates in 1 the entire field thTe are twenty four Pres MA1IR1KI) On Oct 3 HMt i L-h-ma-ier by Kev Hupbr Frank and MlM LIuIe Hoist both of near lim ter KESSTNCBR-Hnl'KTV- -On Oct 10 at lehmaster by Rev Hughe G-orv Keaslajter of Marks and Miss Nora Hopkins of Lcbmatter MYERS MO WEN On CM at tbe home of tbebrtde by H-v A otee Mr Oliver Myers and Miss A Ahout Your Tlh Dr Wm Teeter Dentist BOB Main Dle York corresponding secretary and Hpihv D'tnuth Isnras tr treasurer Mr Htillwull lakes the place or Henry Ford Philadelphia deceased A couruitUe was appointed to draft bills to presented at the next legislature to prevent Ui polu-Hon of lr nn and amending the general 01 1 laws of tbe State for the tn-tb purer tlou of fcti A meeting of the commission will be held next month to receive the Ctrrh nnrt Cll" KrliTd 'n in to OO Bnlii fTno ebort puff of tbe breath through Hie Blower supplied with each of Dr AroewN Catarrhal Powder FOR SALE Large tract of good garden land In Soot Poster Florida Agents Want'd to Milop lions Apply quick St Chambersburjc Penna Painless AN TKD- SEVERAL FAITH bylrrles Philadelphia beio the largest with minlsteri 73 churches 32054 member and contributions amounting to 6C7J375 Plt'sburg Is next io ruub with ministers 71 churches 18016 members aud lung Maladies He hopes alt sufferers will i try bis remedy as It Is Invaluable Those desiring the prescription which will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing will please address Rkv Kdwabd a Wn-soK Brooklyn Vew Ytrk traction floe filing crown and brldee work diffuses this Powder over the surface the artistic artificial teeth All work triiaran nasal pas-ages Painless and delightful to teed Won't be underbid In price Twenty SET BwilJSSSSl years experience with allthe latest and be ache Sore Throat Tonsiliti's and Deafness approval methods in dentistry Socents Sold by Miller's Pharmacy FLORIDA GARDEN LA Mi CO both of Mercersburg SToNER On Sept 24 al St John's Reformed paronav by Kev ribontz Mr Joseph Martin and Mrs Clara! Stoner both of this place HIM IIKSTKH Star Building Chlcagu rtbullons aggregating.