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The markets. tex irzrfrs nr WIDE AVVAKE. Ulli230SIN3 C0TOTXS3. Mifflin county will be one hundred Shlppensburg Markets. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Kidnev I.nwk& T- CUBES WH8 ALI I I Betoonh 87TOD.

1 I.J In time. Bold USE AILS, ateegood. CM druraiata. years oia next Bcpiemoer, ana the ques Below will be found a corrected report of th local market np to the liour of going to preen: tion of celebrating the centennial is now I 1 J. T.

Trowbridge, 8 Margaret Sidney. 8 Andrew Lang. 8 Jeseie B. Fremont. 9 Susan Coolldge.

Corrected weekly by Oao. H. Stewabt, J. J. WOWS.

Zdltor ft Proprietor. 5aocb. Hay market, Jean Ingeluw. John Strange Winter, Noah Brooks. Hialmar Hlortb Botoms'i being agitated.

by BBBWSTiB Bros, Inge, the Boy King. Flour, family 80 Rags 01 "Alinda" Is the name of the post-office extra which has been established at Blue Ball, I believe Piso's Cure for Consumption saved my life. A. H. Dowell, Editor Enquirer, Eden-ton, N.

April 23, 1687. Ferry county. A. K. Souder has been appointed postmaster.

rye Wheat, No. 1... 3 White Oats Stained Oat Corn Clover Seed Timothy oo potatoes 30 4 00 Bacon OS SO Ham 12 S3 Butter 18 26 Lard 08 15 IDried Apples. 03 to 4 00 Hard Soap 04 8 00 Veal OS 1 3.1 ft Nkxt to the great question as to who is to go into President Harrison's cabinet seems to be whether or not Mrs. Harrison is in favor of wearing the bustle.

A New York firm sent her a handsome one as a present recently, hoping in her acknowledgement of its receipt, to get an expression of her opinion, but in this they failed, and the country will be kept in suspense until after the fourth of March. Indiana county has a fiend in human shape who delights in mutilating horses. new aramauc Duiaa, uius. dy Howard Pyle. SEttlAL STOKI'ES.

The Adventures of Darid Vane and David Crane. By J. T. Trowbridge. Splendid story swarming with real Yankee young folks.

Fire Little Peppers Midway. By Margaret Sidney The bet of home stories. A Little Knight of Labor. By Susan Coelidge. A girl who sought her fortune -'cross lots." Sybil Fair's Fairness.

Bv Charles B. Talbot. Story of Wavb Tubs and Steamboats SEKIES OF AKT1LES. i Early Days in the Wild We.l. Bv Jessie Benton Fremont.

Thrilling true tales, aU of which Mrs. Fremont herself was a part. Children of the White Bouse By Mrs Harriet Taylor Upton. Illustrated National articles. Cookery in the Public Schools.

By bailie Joy White. Introduces the successful Boston ex riax Heed He recently visited the barn of M. B. Wyn- pisoi Hay ton, timothy. 7 00 Beef 00 Hay f) ton, 00 Pork wt.

6 00 coop.in East Mahoning, and cut the tongue lOOQ. This is about out of a fine stallion, his fortieth victim. Philadelphia Markets. Wedebsdat, January 18, 1889. WHEAT.

RYE. CORN. OATS Samuel Walker, of near Fairfield, Adams county, going to the barn early, 33 36- January gj February 93 01 Jn'y 93 27 The best Cough Medicine is Piso's Curb tob Consumption. Children take it without objection. By all druggists.

25c onem -rning last week, found that two of his cows had their horns so locked to- periment to other schools. Stories of the famous Precious Stones. By Mrs. Guddard Orpen. Romantic true tales Daisy's Letters to Patty.

By Mrs Wiliiam Claflm. Short stories on social mat'ers MISS KISLKY SEWAUD'S TELE STOKIES. 1. The Naughtiest Boy I Ever Met. II.

My Grandfather with Commodore Perry. III. Tom the Star Sot. IV. A Statesman's Peta.

INTERES iIXU PEO LE. 1. The boy John Burroughs. By John Burroughs. With portrait at twenty.

8. by susan Coolidge. Portrait from Miss Bartols A bill amending the Marriage Licenso law will be introduced in the House by Representative Hall, of Mercer, permitting either odc of thti parties about to contract marriage to apply for and secure a license on answering the necessary questions "At present in a number of counties the officials require that both the man and woman must apply in person. This is not the rule in all counties, however, and Mr. Hall desires to make the practice a num Tcmso.

Leu ef Lifs ni lasUgv Vary Qreit Last week's Issue of Thi Chronicle referred briefly to the storm that swept this State and other parts of the East on Wednesday evening. The loss of life at Reading is not so high as the estimate then given, but the destruction of property is very great, A wind storm, accompanied by bail and torrents of rain, visited Pittsburg, about noon. A new building, 80 by 80 feet in dimensions and seven stories high, was in course of erection at Diamond and Wood streets, and the front bad not yet been put in. The wind entered this shell and parted the walls, one falling each way and partly wrecking nearly a dozen other buildings. A number of persons were butied in the ruins.

From the best information that could be obtained at the time eight persons were killed and 35 others injured, some of them, it is thought, fatally. A rain and wind storm came up suddenly at Sunbury, Penna and blew over two of the stacks of the Sunbury nail mill. They crashed through the roof of the puddling department, killed C. C. Showers and an unknown tramp, and injured ten others, one fatally.

Four other men are still missing. A wind and rain storm swept over the Cumberland Valley doing damage estimated at 5,000. The Government Training School for Indians, the Gobin Guards armory and a number of dwellings in Carlisle were damaged. Barns and out-building were blown down In the surrounding country. Considerable damage was done at Mechanicsburg.

A large school in Harrisburg, was unroofed by the tornado, and a panic among the children followed. Many were trampled, but it is thought none were 1 CURES WHERE All ELSE (AILS. od!" Dae Beet Cough Syrup. Tastes good. geiner mat ne was compenea to saw one of the horns off before he succeeded in loosening tbem.

Andrew Killian's 4 year-old daughter was literally roasted to death in her father's milk wagon in Lampeter lowuship, Lancaster county, Tuesday. The small In time. -imi tx 1 1 1 narcoai. ret Marjorie, Bv Mrs. F.

A numpnrey, with portrait of Pet Marjorie Jan a Jmos All Sortl of latercatln. Owen Brown, son of John Brown and last survivor of the Harper's Ferry tragedy, was burled Thursday at Pasadena, aged 74. The U. 8. dynamite-gun cruiser, Vesuvius, made her final trial trip, on the Delaware, on Thursday, and proved to be the fastest war ship in the world.

She was built at Cramp's ship yard, Philadelphia, and is an honor to naval architecture. Mr. Chessman, a wealthy resident of Etna, who Is afflicted with bronchial trouble, is compelled to sing, asleep or awake, to keep from smothering. His voice can be heard in the stillness of the night floating out on the air in musical cadences which have a weird effect in the quiet village. Two sons of Milton Moyer, of Philadelphia, aged respectively 18 and 16 years, visited John Weider, their grandfather, at Schimersville, Lehigh county, Pa.

After leaving for home, Weider found that be had been robbed of nearly 370. The boys were pursued, caught and confessed to the theft, and are now in Allen-town jail. Dr. J. N.

Nyer, the oldest dentist of Hazleton, shot and killed his wife and then committed suicide Monday morning. The crime was evidently premeditated by both, as stated in a letter left by the Doctor. His wife had been an invalid for years, and he had spent all the money made in a large practice to obtain relief for her incurable malady. They had no children. A man entered the Armourdale Bank, in Kansas City, Missouri, on Thursday afternoon, and, pointing a revolver at Cashier Pecock, ordered him to hand over the In gold which he was counting.

Assistant Lemon grasped a revolver lying near and ordered the robber to throw up his hands. The man was taken by surprise and did as he was told. He was then disarmed and banded over to the police. He gave the name of Frank Lopke. REMARKABLE SHORT STORIES, Turn Yum Bv John Strange Winter.

Notice to ISuildern, Madam. See what 15 cents will do It will bring you a sample copy ot'Godey's Ladv's Book which will tell vou how to get the seal skin sar.jue the silk dress, the gold wa'cb and cottage organ, and other valuables, without a dollar. YOU CMOT GET A BETTER two dollars' worth of magazine than by subscribing to "ley" the best family magazine in America. 1899 it will contain: In colors. Fashions in black ai.d white; latest from Europe.

Original novelties in and Latest and nr st popular music. Plans fortbehou you want to bin id, Directions for decorating your home. Cookery and household help, by Sirs. Chas. Hope, teacher in several fashionable New York academies, and selected bv the board of education for the New York public school Literary enrichments by Nelly Bly, who got herse locked np in an intne aorlum to find out how tbey treated the inane Ella Rodman Church.

Emily Lennox. Oliver Lovell Wilson, Mrs. Hiestand, Edgar Fancett, David Lowry, etc. Evsry Lady her czrn Dressmaker who subscribes to Goc'ej'f Lady's ook. The coupon which you will find in each number, entitles you to your own selection of anv cut paper partem illustrated in Godey's Lady's Book.

Your 15 cent saroplexopy will contain one of these coupons. The pattern shows you how to cut out the garment you want. That's all we can say in this space. Send 15 cents for san.ple, which will be allowed on subscription when received. Gortcv is onlv a vear.

Address, GODEY'S LADY'S SOOK. Philadelphia, In club with this paper Godey's end" THE SHIPPENSBUAG CHRONICLE, price for both, $2.75, Postage Paid which should be sent to J. WOLFE, Shlppensburg, Pa. Who won the 1 oddlethwatte Prize? By Eliza- stove upset in the wagon, while the father went to the barn, and the terrible accident followed in three minutes. The undersigned having their sawmill located on the Morrow Skinner tract.

at John Aker, ex-Director of the Poor.aud COMPOUND EaTBACTIvS Koxbury, Franklin eonntv, wih to give notice that they are prepared to fui nub. a prominent citizen of Oliver township, Perry county, died at 4 o'clock Tuesday All Kinds of Building Limber CofutiMting ir. i ii i i i a ucir. The Silver Hen By Mary E. Willi ins.

Who ate the Queen Luncheon? By Susan Coolidge. Bin. By Grace Denio Litchfield. Also short stories and srticlesbv Sidnes Lnska, Rose G. Kingley, Noah Brooks, Eldtidge S.

Brooks, etc. NOTABLE ARTICLES. How Many Indians in the United States? By Major-General o. Howard. Fishing In the Tweed and Yarrow? By Andrew Lang Early America la Clay.

By Emilie Poulsson. A Cancaroni Dance. A novel Eater entertainment. By E. H.

Willis. Ambrosia de BoulHers. By Mrs. Alphonse Bernhard- morning oi erysipelas, a lew days ago be scratched his left wrist while lifting a It is proposed to amend the present license laws of the State in several particulars. A member from Allegheny presents the changes in the lower house.

One is that applicants for license may get their bondsmen anywhere in the county, and not be confined to the borough, ward or township in which the license is asked for. The other proposition is to take the licensing power from the Quarter Sessions court, and place it in the hands of a special board of commissioners to be appointed by the court. HemM Boards. Scantling stone. His arm became sore and the dreaded disease set in.

He had the pro fessional services of Dr. O. W. Campbell, Joists. Shingles, etc.

JUT TO 0RD3R AHYTHIHG That may be wanted but all would not avail to save his life. By Prof. O. T. Ma- A Thousand Jack-knives, son.

Mr. Jacob Eyler, aged 86 years, residing near Friends Creek Winebrennerian church IN THE BUILDING LINE. in the vicinity of Sabillasville, attended the services at the church on New Year's eve. After the services be started to walk Our terms are very reasonable Address or call on He KALBACH BR0M Roxbury, Franklin Pa. HOMES OF TO-DAY home over a route he had traveli hun severely injured.

A number of other Dolls of Noted Women. By Miss Bisley Reward, Poems by Jean Ingelow, M. Pictures, Puzzles, Post-Offlce and Prize Questions. Only 12,40 a year. Good pay to agents, The book Five Little Peppers and How They Grew, by Margaret Sidney will be presented to everyone sending a subscription to Wide Awake.

together with a subscription for Babvland. 1W9. Three dollars must be remitted at one time, direct to the publishers, D. Lothrop Comrany, Boston, to pay for the two subscriptions and the postage and packing of the book. D.

LOTHSC? COMPANY. Ssstoa Uass. Or Modfr Examples Moderate Cost Boosts. dreds of times, but in some manner he wandered out of the path into bushes and buildings were damaged, and two persons were injured by flying debris. The storm at Williamsport, damaged a number of buildings, a portion briars and finally walked into Friend's Subscription $1 per ammm I'ubliftbetl in rvcuttr quarterly parts, on the first of January, April, July and October, eacii part bemr complete in neif.

Creek, where he got into a deep hole and TRI MMER'S The Importance of purifying the blood cannot be overestimated, for without pure blood you cannot enjoy good health. At this season nearly every one needs a good medicine to purify, vitalize, and eDricb the blood, and we ask you to try Bood's Priiliai ftmaparllla. It strengthens rCWUllar md builds up the system, create an appetite, and tones the digestion, while It eradicates disease. The peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation of the vegetable remedies used give to Hood's 8arsaparilla pecul- "r- If coif lar curative powers. No llacll other medicine has such a record of wonderful cures.

If you have made op your mind to buy iiood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other Instead. It Is a Peculiar Medicine, and is worthy your confidence. Hood's Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. Prepared by Hood Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar THE Hon.

S. M. Wherry, of Cumberland county, will shortly introduce a bill into the house reflating the election of three assessors, so that there shall always be a senior assessor two years experience, also a bill fixing the salary of the secretary of the state board of agriculture at $2,500. This act is simply intended to consolidate the salaries of that officer. He now receives 1,500 salary and $900 annually for compiling the report of the board.

An. other and an important measure that will be introduced by Mr. Wheiry is an act legitimating in this state marriages con was drowned. It presents designs of of ererv descri prion roore of the new Demorest sewing machine factory being blown down. The loss at the factory is placed at $.0,000.

Many tele At the late session of the Legislature LictLUaXiy mfwleni I -w cost dwellings, and furnishes information to tnose lnterning 1 1 to Duiki mm wiu save LUsn money. SHEARER, Mary nenchey, aged 17 years, wearing a green cloth dress, bat or hood, and a coat tied In front with black ribbon, weight $1,000 were appropriated for the erection of a monument to Thomas Mifflin, the first Governor of Pennsylvania, who is buried in the yard of Trinity Lutheran church, Lancaster. To the first design C-businesscoLIeGli Association Hall. ChamliersliEii, Pa, lent Tauor tracted in foreign countries. a Dust oi the Governor the vestry ob OPENED MONDAY, SEPT.

10, 1888. Eleffant rooms. handnnmlv fnpnt.hml phone wires were broken. At York, a new brick market house was destroyed by the wind. It cost 112,000 to erect.

The Citizens' Gas Company's tank at Fifth and Smith streets, in Brooklyn, was struck by lightning and it blew up. A second tack also exploded, and all the lights from Atlantic Avenue to the Bay were extinguished. Great damage was done to property for squares around and several persons were injured, but no lives lost. A cyclone followed the explosions. jected and another design was made, with an urn instead oi a bust.

To this they have also taken exception and now the monument will likely be erected in Har full corisot experienced and competent instructors will signalize the opening of this institution. 150 pounds, dark brown eyes, hair dark brown with bangs.left her home in Tyrone a week ago, in company with another girl who is short and heavy set. When last seen they were in the mountains on the way to Coaltiort. Any information of the whereabouts of Mary nenchey will be gladly received by John Henchey, Tyrone, Pa. A telegram from Altoona states that Solomon Stroup, William M.

McCartney were held for court without bail by United States Commissioner Ambrose, on the The above an miniature specrmena of its showing a cuiratrc to cost COURSE OF INSTRUCTION: Baltimore American, tSTiRI IGUFn 177 7 NICE WIIV SUITINGS! Ffl 7 hC. I will send a specimen copy, or a copy risburg. of A t'osv Home." the most tnstni-tive vii a. The Course or instruction embraces Book-Keeping, Penmanship, Buainem. Arithmetic, Busineas forms.

Correspondence, Business Kth- Utile book, ever issaed oa htMbe -planning and btukifng. I win send the four Darts already issued a cutoreu man Dimea rv ill i am Hing rw-t-n air inir at annoatiAn tn T.tn.i t. Thx members of the State Legislature from Cumberland County have been placed on the following committees Hon. a M. Wherry on Ways and Means, Appropriations, Judiciary Local, Counties and Townships, Retrenchment and Reform, Federal Relations.

Hon. Jess Zeigler on Railroads, Military, Accounts, Compare Bills. Hon. Wm. A.

Martin. Senator from this district, was placed on the following committee Appropriations, Agriculture, FOR $1 for 1688, and "A Cosy Home." mcTcmniue cngiish grammar. Phonography, Type Writing. Mechanical Drawing. Also Lectures will send the four Darts for 18S8 county, during the past few days.

He I UAILY AMERIGAN. -are IN FOR $1.50 iu auui the lour ilready issued and A Cosy Hume, uru uoTernment, political Economy, 4c. Students enter at anv time. lit. nt ni parts to be issued in 1HO.

pans tot' Terms by Mall, Postage Prepaid. sessions. Specie 1 DRnartment for Deteriptire Circular of all Book free. F. L.

S3ITH, Architect, ii School Boatoav arrived there a few days ago on a visit to relations. He is a remarkably built man, and is supposed to have two hearts. He ELEGANT IN STYLE. particulars write and receive circulars and catalogue. AU communications shnnld One month Taily and Sunday, One month .68 Three months jjyi TSDOIEB'S NATIONAL 27SR71.SS COLLEGE blowing down 300 feet of the barracks at the navy yard, and doing much damage to other property.

Later accounts of the calamity at Reading show that the bodies of all the victims have been recovered, and the dead number in all twenty-four persons nineteen killed in the silk mill and five in the paint house. The injured num naiiy ana uniay, Three months 190 Chambersburgi 3.00 3.78 sis Dally and Hunday, Six One year With Sunday edition, one inr IJIiUKLES CARPET HOUSE 8 00 7.60 1.50 Sunday edition, one year of making and passing counterfeit money. Stroup's wife made a pitiful appeal for his release. Both admitted their guilt. McCartney said he had been manufacturing spurious coin for the past thirty five years.

John Bowser, John Sipes, and Frank McConnell were each held in $1,500 bail for trial on the same charge. Passenger train No. 8, bound for New York, on the New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio railroad, while running fifty miles an hour Monday morning, struck a New Counties and County Seats, Education, Public Buildings. Governor Biavir, in his annual to the public roads of the State, and says our highways are not creditable to the Commonwealth. In this the Governor is right.

We doubt whether any State in the Union has worse roads than Pennsylvania, with less attention paid to The WEEKY AMERICAN, EIGHT can turn his abdomen completely around, and move one of bis hearts from the left side to the right also place his ribs in any position. Dr. Groom and Dr. Pursell, leading physicians, have examined him, and say they never saw such a wonderfully constructed man. They say it was possible for a man to have two hearts.

King is a powerful man. Ue carries an iron cane an inch in thickness, which" he can bend over his arm. Day Express Friday evening had as two passengers Officer William Wlttlck and Frederick Eaders. The officer bad cap. tured Eaders at Ml.

Holly, Cumberland county. In April last Eaders was Convicted on a charge of larceny and while THE CHEAPEST AND BEST FAMLIY ber 98, nearly all of whom, it is expected, will recover. A relief meeting, presided over by the Mayor, was held at Reading, at which $5,000 was subscribed, and a committee appointed to procure further contributions. Several more bodies were taken from the ruins of the collapsed buildings in Pittsburg and the death list numbers 14, and that of the injured 55, some of the latter being in a critical condition. FOTSI NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED.

Q.YZr Q.YJS a rsiie. six Montis, 60 Cents. freight train, head end, near Tallmadge, Ohio. Both engineers, both firemen and eight passengers were killed, and fourteen Just Received our Fall Stock of New Goods, and can show the latest patterns in 33ody Brussels, Tapestry Brtissols, Tyg" )3xpor an wool, cotton chain, SCa.ll Stair Carpetis, tbem. What we need is a comprehensive read system, with a proper officer in each county to see the law carried out.

Money enough spent on the roads to have tbem much better than they are. So far as we Tbb Wkbrlt American Is pnDitsuea every Saturday morning, with the news of the week When I say CtrRS I do not mean merely to itop them for a time, and then have them return again. I mean A RADICAL CCKK. 1 have made the disease of FITS. EP1XEPSY or FAILING SICKNESS, A life-long study.

I warrant my remedy to Cure the worst cases. Because others have failed is no reason for not now receiving a cure. sentence was pending be lumped his bail In compact shape. It also contains interesting special correspondence, entertaining romances, food poetry, local matter of general Interest anil resb miscellany, suitable for the home circle A carefully edited Agricoltoral ami a full and reliable Financial and Market know, this county has never had a dollar's worth of engineering skill expended on our roads. We hope the Legislature will take np this subject during the present give us such a code of road laws Carpets, Casting the Electoral Vote-Benjamin Hi.rrison, of Indiana, was on Monday elected President of the United States and Levi P.

Morton, of New York. passengers badly injured. The freight train was attempting to make a siding, an I had sent out a flagman who failed to signal the passenger train. The wreck is more serious than the one at Rittmann, when the Grand Army train was wrecked. A fish story that takes the championship badge is reported from Newark, N.

J. Two months ago Constable Moses Os-borne, while getting out of a boat near the Belleville bridge.lost a badge in the water. The badge was of gold, about the size of a quarter, and had been presented bv fa ibciivriB ig specia features. TERMS AND TEEMIUJIS Th WttKLT Amxkicah single copy, one year as is required. Vice President, by a majority of the votes and skipped to pnrts unknown.

The officers some time ago located him and on Thursday Wlttick journeyed to Mt. Holly. He found Eader's boarding place and took up his quarters in a rickety shanty near by. The officer saw Eader enter the house in the evening and when the latter had retired Wittick arrested nena at once lor a treatise and a KEl BOTTLE of my Infallible Remedy. Give Express and Post Office.

It eosts yon nothing for a trial, and it will care you. Address H.C. ROOT, M.CM 183 Pearl St, New Yori i eopies.one year, and extra copy of the OF EXTRA FINE GRADES. of the Electors of the thirty-eight States being cast for them in the respective Electoral Colleges. 8 10 yer or Uaiit 1 months, free, 10 ronies one vear.

with in nin mn Wkkkly one year and Uailt 3 months, free, 1U-W. 30 copies, one year, with an extry copy of the THE PKSNSTLVAXIA COLLEGE. The Pennsylvania Electoral College met kkklt one year and LUilt 9 months, free. i ww. auui lately cB tm world.

tt copies, one vear. with an tr him in bed. The fugitive was employed at Mt. Holly as a cigarmaker. He was lodged in jail and will receive his sentence next Court of Quarter Sessions.

Lancaster friends. The water was so deep that the constable gave up all hope of ever recovering it. Ex-Fish Warden Frank ComD- vl ri cupy oi tne isailv, one year "Kl-i Hot Udaes' w.th work. aa mt ms.i i Th Grangers of Pennsylvania have determined to second the efforts of the Butchers' Protective Association in Its fight against the dressed beef syndicate. They propose the same remedy as that advocated by the butchers State inspection of all cattle slaughtered and prohibition of the sale of beef that has not been inspected on the hoof.

If this be made the law it will shut out the dressed beer, of course, and will oenefit Pennsylvania cattle growers as well as Penn ylvania butchers. The participation of the farmers of the State in the war against The premium copies will be sent to any address desired. Specimen copies sent to anv address. It I. iou wtwi nsning on i-uesday.

In prepar- Examiner. FRESH STOCK OF OIL CLOTHS ALL WIDTHS, PRICES LOW. RUGS AND MATS ALL GRADES AND PRICES. STAIR RODS, HASSOCKS, DRUGGETS, ETC. Carpets Made to Order at Short Notice.

One Penoai im isw not necessary for all names in a clo'j to come torvtkwr with mt larre ud ml of bn of HoaaekAla. iron, on omce, nor is it necessary to send all the mm" i i TImm aimples, ing nis nsh for the table the badge belonging to Constable Osborne was found in the stomach of a carp which weighed eight pounds. MAIIIIIAOKH. mi. wt who UUJC send on the names as fast as receivad Remit tances should be made hi check.

n.t1 mn at Harrisburg at noon and organized by the election of Thomas Dolan, of Philadelphia, as President, and W. M. Gearhart, Russell Errett and John C. Delancy as Secretaries. Mr.

Dolan made a speech of thanks, and said that it was mainly through Pennsylvania's efforts that this college was enabled to vote for the next President. All the members were present except Thomas Beaver, of Danville, and Joseph Thomas Jones, of McKean county. Their places were filled by the election of Robert n. Woolley as a substitute for Beaver.and M. W.

McAlarney, of Harrisburg, as a order or registered letter, as it is unsafe to send money in ordinary letters, and the publisher respuusiDie ior losses occasioned 813, FortlMd, atsiaw. Benjamin Lewis and wife, of Cross street, Pittsburg, are the parents of a girl fcuercuy. SPECIAL CLUB RATES. The weekly American with say of the named Journals, will he sent nnt Mar In I Eksst Tritt. On Wednesday, Jan.

9, 1889, at the residence of Mrs. 8arah Tritt, near Centre ville, by Rev. S. E. Herring, Mr.

Lincoln W. Ernst, of Jacksonville, and Miss Florence Tritt. Robinson Ckaio. On Tuesday, Jan. 8th, 1889.

at the home of the bride's parents in Sbippensburg by Itev. W. A. McCarrell, assisted by Rev. W.

B. Craig, Mervin F. Robinson, of Shippena- WE shall esteem it a favor if those who writ to adTertlBerl concerning advertisement In our cplnmns, will state that they saw them-i The SHirrMnsnu -1 me uressea Deer syndicate will make the contest before the Legislature extremely Interesting, as the farmers of Pennsylvania are in the habit of getting what they ask for at the hands of their law-makers. C. K.

HINKLE SON 80 West Main Street. SHIPPENSBURG, PA, in ih i uesirca, at tne prices given miiuuh figures. Regular substitute for Jones. The Electoral College then cast 80 votes Names of Journals Clob Prices of the two. Price of I oaoy which, though three months old, only weighs one and one-fourth pounds.

It is one of a pair of twins, the other, a male, living only two days. News of the curiosity has just been made public, and the house of Mr. Lewis is besieged with callers. Lewis is of medium size, while his wife exceeds the average height and weighs 180 pounds. Five other children, four boys and a girl, are of medium size.

Museum managers are after the hhv the two. urg ana jean u. uralg, daughter of John A. Craig. Davis Bacohjian.

On January 10, workine Ml hf mmm Atlantic Monthly $4 26 American Farmer 200 Century Magazine 4.50 Christian Union 3 gj Demorests Monthly 2 40 Leslie's Illustrated Kcmum a in Popular Monthlv a sn whose weight has not increased since its 3.00 for Harrison and Morton, and then, on moticn of Mr. Pugh, telegrams of congratulation were sent to the victorious candidates. Governor Beaver was introduced and made a short cengratulatory address. Colonel Taggart offered a resolution, which was adopted, appointing to the President of the College a committee to arrange for a reunion on March 4, at Washington to participate in the inauguration of Harrison and Morton. Mr.

Newmyer, of Fayette, was appoint 1889, at New ville. by Rev. J. P. Bcn-for, Wm.

Q. Davis, of Jacksonville, and Anna P. Baughman, of Leesburg. IIsllbr Mibkdith. On Jan.

10, 1889, at Cleversburg, by Rev. W. E. Stabler, George M. Heller, of Southampton, and Maggie Meredith, of Shippensburg.

Sharp MoCttixoch. Jan. th, 1889, In Shippensburg Township, by Rev. Geo. M.

Reed, assisted by Rev. E. Erskioe, 1). and Rev. W.

A. McCarrell, Hays Sharpe, of Newton Township, to Sadie Thxrk seems to be a desire among honest men of all parties to make some effort to wipe out the disgraceful actions of political leaders at the recent elections, and to have some measure adopted that will prevent the use of money to corrupt voters In the future. Fremont Cole, who was elected Speaker of the New Tor Assembly, by the Republicans, recently almost paralyzed that body by boldly declaring In a speech, that "never before in the history of our parties, since our patriotic fathers established the Union and consecrated it to freedom, has money played so important, unblushing and corrupt a part in the election of government officials. In many sections of the 5.00 200 6.00 4.00 3 00 6.00 4.00 3 60 8.60 360 3,00 8 00 6.00 5.00 3.50 4.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 4 20 6,00 3 00 is more important to you in every day life than a perfect fitting fiajjazine Pleasant Hours Sunday Magazine Godey's Lady Book Harper's Weekly Magazine Bazar ninstrated Chris tain Weekly. I.ipplncotfs Magazine Maryland Farmer 'oore'? Rrl New forker.V.

St. Nicholas Scientific American Turf, Kield and Farm Haral New Yorker 2.25 3.00 2.50 4.25 4.25 4 29 S.uO 3.00 175 2.80 3.50 3 75 4.75 2.60 birth. Pink Floyd, 16 years of age.stabbed and killed Cornelius Sowden, a boy of about the same age, at the door of the Methodist church, at Abbeville, 8. on Sunday night. The church was full of people at the time.

Floyd accused 8owden with having been drunk at a church oyster supper a few nights before. This Sowden, who was an active and AtcC'ullocb, daughter of W. R. McCulloch. Bakkr Beard.

December 27, Rev. C. Cort, William H. Baker to Adeline ed a messenger to convey the vote to the President of the Senate at Washington; Mr. JefTerson.to bear it to Judge Butler, and Mr.

S'urte vant to mail the result at the Harrisburg office, and the College adjourned. OH AS. C. FULTON FELIX AGJfUS, Manager Publisher. struck Floyd a light rap on the legs with American Office, -Baltimore, ACd.

lieard, both of Middle Spring. Means Liggett. Jan. 8. 1889, at the home of the bride, by Rev.

J. L. Milligan, J. M. Means, of Chicago.

111., to Carrie E. Ickesburg, Perry county. Martin Fletcher. Dec 27, 1888, at Baltimore, J. Funk Martin, of Wav.

a rattan cane. Floyd drew a large pocket knife and cut Sowden's throat. As the lad fell Floyd seized a brickbat and struck him a heavy blow on the head. Floyd then walked into the church, where he was State people are becoming educated to the naming only of affluent men as candidates for office. Instead of ability they seek availability.

In lieu of honesty they tolerate dishonesty. No government, how. ever stoutly established, however fondly cherished, can long sustain the trial and strain of conditions like these." 1 Cloth ing 31. Cider Strang. In the case of the commonwealth against Reyburg, which was a criminal prosecution against the defendant for selling cider "Red-Nose Mike," an Italian who was nesboro, to Mazie Fletcher.of Greencastle.

Cressler Mo ann ell. Jan 9, 1889, in Shippensburg, by Rev. W. E. Stahler, Charles M.

Cressler, of Southampton, to Mollle McDannell, of Shippensburg. arrested for the murder of Paymaster Mc- wimout a license, the supreme court Monday delivered an opinion reversing the JOHN S. BLAIR, Clure and his companion, Hugh Flannigan, near Wilkesbarre, last October, and then discharged for want of evidence, has been MERCHANT TAILOR! Poor, Foolish Jen. re-arrested at Poughkeepsie, N. and is vjwjrMa best quarter sessions of Warren county, and sending back for decision by a Jury the question whether cider can be fairly Included under any one of the four kinds of liquor malt, brewed, vinous or spirituousfor the sale of which a license is re in jail at Wilkesbarre.

He has been shadowed by detectives ever since his re 8 nits made to order on reasonable terms. A FULL LINE OF The Voice, a Prohibition newspaper published in New York, states that its mailing list was stolen by two employes and sold to the Republican campaign committee for 250 a few weeks before the election. Its 50,000 subscribers, it ays, received through the mails anti-prohibition documents folded inside copies of the Voice, creating the impression in their minds that the Voice, while ostensibly supporting the Prohibition candidates, was in reality working in the interest of lease. After his arrest he confessed his guilt, and revealed the place where the rifle, paymaster's valise, had been GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, quired, It being admittedly neither malt nor brewed, it does not call for a license, unless it is either vinous or spirituous. The county clerk held that the prosecution against Reyburg would not lie be buried.

These were recovered, arid 391.. F.O rf 111. iuuucj biuicu were iouna in a WB HIP THK BEST STOCK AT THI mmmiB WamaiedNottoRIp bag Two other Italians, who assisted in the shooting, have not been arrested, and LOWEST PRICES. are supposed to have gone to Italy. On Saturday, at Philadelphia, a lion, of WXtm Gruarsmteecl.

No. 30 EAST MAIN STREET. cause cider was not an "intoxicating" liquor, but the supreme court holds this to be erroneous. The question is not, is It an intoxicant but, is it vinous and spirituous and this, the court declares, is not a question of law for the court, but one of fact for the jury. tne menagerie traveling with O'Brien'i Harrison and Morton.

The theft of a mailing list is a penitentiary offense, and there is no manner of doubt that the employes who stole and old it could be severely punished for their crime. The Voice claims that those purchased it from the thieves, knowing it to be stolen, are equally guilty of a circus, broke from Its cage, and immedi If they rip, take them back and get another pair, or your money back. Tol m.e. C31a-a ately proceeded to kill a camel and feast on its carcass. The keepers were in a quandary how to arrest and recage the an- siewlBv.afai.i.v S--aar VV A 1 SlSbliahl la all psm.

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r-wornj. 1 hia mm Mdilo, CO. In the opinion of most people creating mo- driven by pitchforks in the hands of nopoliea threatening to the general wet- lhe kwPers- He made a spring for one of lfc Nin.rr pateata, whkk fcara oal Erfon naunta criminal prosecution against Chairman Quay, Secretary Clarkson and Treasurer Dudley, of the National Republican committee, aa receivers of stolen goods. The Voice goes for the thieves rough-shod, devoting nearly the whole of It last bvue to showing them up. f- oi aold for -Iia Um f3twia rare.

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