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Ik frikt'. I'rwuBtioB IvMt fboleri. Cnmbsrlaiid Sabb Asocla- A HANDSOME OFFER. The widow of General Jons A. Losas, The President's prompt action ia ordering Mua.

The Executive Couimittceof the Cumber whose name stands so high upon his country's honor roil, is said to have undertaken a twenty -day quarantine of all emigrant vessels wiil meet with unqualified approval everywhere. It virtually amounts to an the tasE of raising 1,000,000 from the wo land Valley Sablath Association met in the parlor of the Y. M. C. at Chambers'.

urg, Tuesday afternoon, at 2 30 o'clock. There The Fetoiaaf Valley Railroad. The Hagerstown Globe gives the following facts relative to the plans of the Potomac Valley Railroad officials: "The date for opening the Potomac Valley Railroad for passenger traffic has been delayed one week from the day, as originally fixed, to September 12. The day passenger trains will continue on from Sumner Short for Hastr Headers. Death Valley in California is the hottest region on earth.

Squirrels are eating up the watermelons in Eastern Oregon. Large numbers of Chinese are engaged in farming in Montana. There are 266 cities in Kansas containing less than 1,000 Inhabitants apiece. Coughing leads to consumption. Kemp's Fmiit-Bt flarriwa'i Letter of AccfpUne.

I President Harrison's formal letter of acceptance of a renomination was given out to the press Monday. He declares, at the out set, that be avails himself of the first opportunity of freedom from the caof his office to respond to Chairman McKinley's official notification, and then enters upon a luminous exposition of the vital issues of the campaign. He first alludes to the fact that the work absolute suspension of immigration, for this action will, in all probability, be followed A Popular lUnotrated Home and Womans'a Publication Offered Free to Our Kuberl-r. The News has perfected arrangementa by which we offer fees to our readers a year's subscription to Womankind, the popular illustrated monthly journal published at Springfield, Ohio. We will give a year's subscription to Womankind to each were present President McCarrell, of Ship men of this country for the American University projected by the Methodists at Wash-ington, G.

Systematic bodies of assistants throughout all the States will aid in obtaining this sumywhich will be devoted exclus pensburg, Vice President Lentz, Recording Secretary Cort, of Greeocastle, Corresponding Secretary Yocum, of Carlisle, and Treas D. K. O. WAGNER, DIT0K9 ASD PBOPKXKTOBS. SHIPPENSBURG, PEN5PA: Friday Morning, September 9, 1892.

Texas ia certainly welloupplied with poli by a refusal of all vessels to take emigrants on board. The owners cannot afford, for the sake of the few dollars to be gained ively! to the benefit of women students. urer Appenzellar, of Chamberburg. Revs. Hagerstown to Cherry Run, The final work of ballasting and putting on the finishing touches is being done by the Western May Mrs.

Logan meet with success. of our readers paying a year'B subscription from the emigrants, to have their property rendered useless and be subjected to all the S. S. WySie aud Finley were invited to seats as advisory members. Prayer was offered of the Fifty-First Congress has been subjected to revision by a Democratic Congress to the The News in advance, and to all new subscribers paying in advance.

Womankind troubles and annoyances which quarantine Maryland Company itself. The road-bed is imposes. without results. Discussing next the Demo reported to be in admirable shape, and the tics tbis year. There are now five complete tate tickets in the field, and a convection will find a joyous welcorte in "every home- by Rev.

Yocum. President McCarrell stated that the object of the meeting was to map out a plan of operation for the present year. This result will impose some hardships on cratic plank relating to the removal. of the engineers say that trains can be run at a speed of fifty miles per hour. will be held next week which will add It is bright, sparkling and interesting.

Its household hints and suggestions are Invalu would-be emigrants who have broken up tax on State bank issues, he points out the nnotber to the list. The Republicans will results that would follow a return to the The schedule of trains has not yet been After a lengthy and harmonious discussion the following resolutions were adopted: have two, the Democrats the same number, able, and it also contains a large amount of news about women in geceral. Its fashion wildcat currency of the ante-bellum days. their homes and journeyed for long distances to ports where they hoped to sail for the United States, but their distress is as a drop in an ocean compared with the calamity finally decided upon. It may yet be that the train from Baltimore and one or Ilenolted.

That President McCarrell and while the People's Party and Ibe Prohibi Corresponding Secretary Yocum be a com- department is complete, and profusely illustrated, it has a bright and entertaining Balsam will stop the cough at once. 1 A dwarf residing at Shigaken, Japan, is 36 years old and but seventeen inches high. A giant's skeleton has been unearthed at Brunswick, which is nearly nine feet long. The United States is the richer by in money orders never presented for payment. Two pieces of gold and a cartridge hull were found inside a duck at Blakely, recently.

Of the population of the United States in 1890, 32 067 830 were males and 20.554,370 were females. The gold the dentist buries away in human teeth amounts to 1,800 pounds a year in the United States. A rattlesnake fifteen Inches in circumfer more from Shippensburg will be run through tionists are loth represented. With this small army of candidates the voters of Texas mittte to confer with the denominational which the introduction of cholera into this corps or contributors, and the paper is The work accomplished by the Administration in recovering the ocean carrying trade to American bottoms is alluded to with patriotic pride. Considerable space Is devoted to the reciprocity policy and to the benefits that have resulted from its adop courts and the local associations having control of camp meetings held over the Lord's ousht surely to be satisfied.

country would cause. The steamship com to merry itun, or it is possible that a supplemental train to run backward and forward between Hagerstown and Cherry edited with care and ability. Its children's Day, to present the views of the Cumber department makes Womankind a favorite land Valley Sabbath Association in regard to panies will really lose very little. At this time of year it is the returning tourists who Us the capacity of their steamers, and the the demoralization attending such meetings. Run may be used In the outset.

If the former plan should be adopted, the fast tion. "Great credit is due," the Presideut Itewlted, that all the pastors and with the young, and in fact it contains much which will interest every membtr of every household in Hs sixteen large, hand Danirl Doughkbty, the celebrated lawyer died at bia home in Philadelphia on Monday afternoon after a Ion? illness, lie was born in that city on October 15th 1826. He Required an education and early in life star says, "to Mr. Blaine for the vigor with mall from Baltimore, which arrives in Christian people in the towns and villages of our valley are requested to make earnest importation of goods snd merchandise is so heavy that they will have comparatively little difficulty in flliing up the space left which be pressed this view upon the coun Hagerstown at 7.30 a.m., will be detained somely Illustrated pages. Do not delay in efforts to prohibit the sale or delivery of S3 try.

The results already attained are such, papers on ihc Lords Day, and to this end accepting this oner. Jt will cost von ted out to make his own way. He studied at this place a half hour until the arrival of the train from Shippensburg, so as to accom we advise them to secure the co-operation of vacant in the steerages of their ships. To the United States the order of the President I am sure, as to establish in popular favor the policy of reciprocal trade." sothiso to get a full year's subscription to Ivw and was admitted to the bar in 1849. their respective burgesses and town councils ence is said to be in the possession of a man modate passfe gers from the Cumberland Womankind.

Samples can be seen at this Uirly in life he took an interest in politics Pointing out the unsettled and depressed io Kentucky. WDER tnd became a noted Democratic campaign Valley. Cherry Run will thence-forward become an important passenger station on condition of trade abroad following the in enforcing the Sabbath ordinances, as has already done at Newvi le and New Cumberland and other places throughout the Commonwealth. is a great boon in quieting apprehension, if in no other way. With thousands of emigrants arriving daily at New York it was Of the 20,000.000 workers In the United office.

$100 Reward, $100. crator. As a lecturer he was popular and adoption of this policy the President says: States, less than 1,000,000 belong to labor the Baltimore and Ohio Road. Such ex hs a speaker earned the name of the silver felt, and with just cause, that it would be litnolvtd, That the president, aa soon as "They see very clearly that with a restric press trains as may be necessary to connect The readers of The News will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease Absolutely Pure. Aereamof uil.n linking DowuVr.

Hiehestof all in leavening Latest Vniled States Poor1 Rotai. Baring fo.v.i 165 Wall N. organizations. E'ght nationalities are said to be represent come a physical impossibility to carry out jngued orator. He was an ardent Catholic la religion.

His funeral took place on practicable, shall inaugurate a campaign to bring before the people of the Cumberland with the Western Maryland trains will stop that science has been atl to cure In all its stage tion of American production and trade a corresponding increase of European production and trade would follow, and I will not ed in a choir of 16 little girls at St. James there. Connections until the fall schedule is Valley tnejibiects of our Sabbath Associa Thursday. ana mat nan a uatarrn (Jure is im only positive cure now known to the medical strict quarantine and efficient disinfection if several infected ships should arrive at the same time. Ia some way or other cases Mission, New York.

made may not be very close. Later on the tion. In behalf of this movement we pledge fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hail's believe that what is so plain to them can be time tables will be made in harmony.

him our hearty co operation as an executive committee and entreat all our pastors and Chicago has begun a canal tocost which will carry large vessels from the During thk rsosnt strikes we have learned to appreciate our militia more highly. bidden from our own people." Figures are would escape that close attention which it is Uararrn cur? is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucuti surfaces of the sys At present the distance from Hagerstown Christian people of the valley to forward tem, tnreoy aesiroying me iounaanon oi me intended to exercise, and then lakes to the Mississippi. It was formerly too generally believed to be to Cumberland by the Baltimore and Ohio the good work. disease, and giving the patient strength by build 34TH ANNUAL FAIR THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF CCJSBEKI.A.- COrSTT, SSPTEHEES 27, 23, 23 and 30, 1S92. given showing how American trade has grown under reciprocal trade treaties to The money market, always the most sen ing up the constitution and assisting nature in At Three Rivers, Mich there is a firm of Rmdcd.

That all the papers in the Cum is 125 miles. This is generally shortened ornamental only, but we've found it quite doing Its woik. lne proprietors nave so mucB sitive barometer of public feeling, showed berland Valley tie respectfully requested to about twenty miles by going to Martinaburg useful. Anarchy would be reigning sup which the Administration has devoted itself. The destructive, un-American doctrine ad faith in Its curat! powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to grocers named "Jake fe Jack," and a grog gery kept by "Jack fe Jim." publish the proceedings of this meeting.

at once the result of the announcement that ieme, evidently, were it not for our efficient cure. Send for list of Testimonials. Attest: xkcs Cort, tiecy. by the Cumberland Valley. The distance between Hagerstown and Cumberland will cholera had reached the gates of York, vocated by the Democracy under the newer Address.

F. J. CH EN EV Toledo, There are 7,500,000 young men in the JNational Guard. Wholesome lessons have bold Dy Druggists, T-T cents. but more courageous leadership is contrasted United States, most of whom will vote for "been taught communists and their sympa be reduced by the Potomac Valley to about and demonstrated how instant would be the effect and how disastrous the result of the with the policy of Jefferson and Jackson.

Forepaugh Circus Excursions. The Adam Forepaugh Shows this season Benjamin Harrison in November. 85 miles, and within about two hours of tnizers including Sheriffs, Mayors and The success of last veaiX Fair ha stimulated the manaeement to ef ergy and they nmniw this vear to unare im tSiilo increase Tonus fillet. Wanted. introduction of even a single case into the The recent report of Labor Commissioner each other when close connections are made, I tovernora.

Our iron works, machine shops, give promise of surpassing any tented exhi A London journal is authority for the statement that 1,000,000 bonnets were sold Peck is mentioned as confirming from a city itself. There is no class of the com manufactories, furnaces, railroads, etc Several young men wanted to work in my furniture factory. Apply at once. Jons Bohee. bition ever witnessed in this country.

This new road will develop a country of ths exhibits, and provide new and varied attractions. Among the special attraction -U! be lne v-ete-brated Rich Hugo Combination their three The principal feature of the shows this munity which would not suffer to a greater Democratic source the claims of the Repub in that city during one week recently. would have been left to the ravages of the great fertility and beauty Already, in or less extent rrom the unreasonable rear There is said to be more bee hives in the Anarchist but for our mLitia; those anarch anticipation of the construction of the road year is the production of the historic Bible spectacle, Fill of Nineveh," which has which would be excited. The fear, to lican platform, as to which the President says: "The convention did not adopt a schedule, but a principle that is to control United States, where there are 2 800,000, ists having no respect for our laws, no regard a number of peach orchards have bten planted, and it ia believed that the situation THE MARKETS. Slupprnubnrt: Market.

been added to the regular standard features of the shows at a cost of and great extent, would be unreasoning and un than in any other country in the world. tor lives, must be terrified or slain by the National Guard, sad as is the thought of reasonable, for there is small probability The Superintendent of Police at St. Louts is almost as well adapted to their growth as trained ponies, (the smallest a-u tunic oniy iia pounds) and their ten traiued This com bination will perform daily In fruui ot the grand stand. The famous trotting dot? "'Ned," ii his boy driver will he on the track even He will trot against, a horse, against and against ponies. Other attractions a.

jtruvidett for. The school children of the county under the care of iheir teachers, will he admitted free on Wednesday Go to the Fair and be happy. ta that, with the whole community on its guard slaughter. Shippessbcrg, September 9. 1892.

Flour, Family 5 OOiroiatoes, new 50 has Issued an order to the effect that every the Blue Mountain peach belt, it will be 4 25 Kacon. Flour, Chinaman in that city must be photographed come an important industry. The pretty town of Ckarspring now only reached by A novel scheme for the distribution of an epidemic of large proportion could be started even though one or several cases should occur. Nevertheless, every branch all tariff schedules." Referring to some of the special effects of the McKinley bill, the President speaks of the establishment of tin plate, pearl button, silk plush, linen, lace and other new industries io this country. In this connection he quotes from the report of the Carlisle Com- which will surpass in grandeur and completeness any spectaculHr production the world has ever seen.

Over one thousand people will lie seen in the production on the largest stage ever constructed. Ia addition to the "Fail of Nineveh" the regular circus performance will be even more attractive than ever. Nearly all the ring features and aeriil nets are selected When weak weary and worn out. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to restore 12 18 07 18 03 04 08 i iectrical energy is to be4 brought before the jmbiic by the Chicago Electrical Construction Company, which has just been incor 4 'XI Ham 7w Butter 70 Lard 6U Dried 50 Hard Soap Veal Mutton of business would suffer. Flour, Wheat No.

1 No. 2 Kye Corn ttats. (-iovc Timothy Seed. stage on the National pike, will be within a short distance of the new line. As a place of Summer resort, also, it is helieved the your strength and give you a good appetite According to the Medical Record yawn The President's action is, therefore, emi porated.

The capital stock is $150,000. ing is by no means a useless act. for it often region around Fort which is di from the best foreign talent and brought to nently wise and proper and will do much to restore confidence to timid souls who have 5 00 2 50'Keef perewt. The company controls the patents of James mittee, which affirms that under the tariff wages have increased, the cost of articles entering into the daily life of the people has cures catarrh and other affections of the rectly on the Potomac Valley, will become Hay per ton 5 60 PorK ier cwt 4 00 PHILIP QUIGLE Formerly ot Carlisle, COMMISSION MSaCHAUr. Eggs, Poultry.

Dried Fruits, and CoontTf Produce tieuerallv 303 Sooth Front Ktrcet, Philadelphia, UfcH RNS MALIK PKOMPTLY. Kefebenoe. E. Stout. Carlisle, ixih National Bank, phiiadeiphla.

8 2S6 i.i?an, of Ohio, whose methods are to be this country expressly for the Forepaugh Shows. There will te a greatly enlarged mecagerie and as a specially pleasing inno indulged in pessimistic thoughts. Cnfortu lKE8H MEATS throat. prominent. A short distance away is Fair Beefsteak V'Q2U brought into practical shape.

Mr. Eean nately, it does not defend one weak spot on view, where the National pike crosses a spur i.onira vation all the four hundred or more superb Sewell County, has an ox which measures fourteen feet in length, is six and claims to be able to dispense with wires. Vealsteak 14 our borders. The quarantine regulations In of North Mountain. thoroughbred bosses will te on exhibition.

Beef Mitti Beef Boll 5Hfi Veal Roast 8r; 10 Veait -hops 10i 2 Hweetbreads 10 Mutton Iftl6 Lamb Leg 125 cables and all known systems for the con Cauadian ports are suspected of being far Special arrangements have been effected one-half feet high and, when fat, weighs From here the view is even finer than with every line of travel for cheap exenr from perfect, and yearly a large number of 4 500 pounds. veyance of elect ricky. Instead, he proposes to connect a long iron pole buried deep in Caif Liver Lard Pork Chops Porksteak Pork Pudding sions to the shows. Any station agent can 81il Ijmb Stew. emigrants come into this country from our During service in Westminster, Ct.

give all necessary information regarding that from Pen Mar, as it possesses all the features of Pen-Mar and a view of the Potomac for many miles in addition. The combination of mountain and water scenery the earth with his generating machinery and JO 10 I.ier Tripe Northern borders. It will be difficult, if time and rate schedules. 10 t-6 12 12' 10 10 08 14 26 11 10 cnurcn, a steer dashed against the green have a like connection with the earth at the not impossible, to separate these from other baize door and ran up the. aisle with the This big how its entirety, with its acres of tents, hundreds of hordes, complete Canadian visitors, and we can hardly quar door on his horns.

point where the power is required. It is necessary that both ground poles shall reach will doubtless make it a popular resort. and superb menagerie, huge hippodrome. CFRCD ATS. 2ii Ham.

whole 10 Bacon li'K Shoulder 20 Pried Beef Smoked Saujage 10 Mincemeat antlne against a country where there is as Ham Sliced Shoulder Boloirna Dried Tonirae Corned Washington is to have a museum for all Fort Frederick will be likely to pass into and the great spectacle, "The Fall of Nine been lowered, and there has been an advance in farm products. The benefits of the South under the tariff, the retention of the markets of the world to American producers, while keeping our own markets for Americans.are given at some length. The monetary plank is approved and the recommendation to the last Congress on the elections bill. In the light of the recent Alabama election, is discussed. The ex tended civil service and the work of the Agricultural Department in furthering the sale of American food products abroad are other themes.

Then in succession the foreign policy, the care of the veterans of the war and, the need of discriminating against immigration are dealt with, and in conclusion the policies of the party are brought a subterranean supply of water to properly yet no contagious disease. Our consuls in veh, will exhibit at Harrisburg, on Sept. 21 the possession of the State and be converted V2X convey a current. Canada, however, should be Instructed to Everyone should arrange to be on band into a permanent place of encampment for For sale by all first-class druggists. 11-27 ly exercise the closet vigilance in this regard the militia.

early, in "i-'terto witness the glittering street pagent which will occur each morning at Philadelphia Markets. BsLiTTusa an Office. Since the caricatures of Greeley and Brown by Nast all that prompt action may be taken by the 10:00 a.m. sorts of carious life saving appliances, including the earliest kinds of lifeboats, rockets and life preservers. A resident of Florida, speaking about the many attractions of that State, relates that there never had been a case of sunstroke there nor a mad dog.

The pension agency in Topeka is the Tho Grangers' Pic-Nlc. United States if Canada should fall a victim FRAZER AXLE GREASE campaign artists have followed as imitators The Grangers' pic nic last week was the to her own negligence. The United States in belittling the office of Vice-President. has now taken the utmost precaution to ex The candidate for Vice-President is repre Pmr.AOEi.paii, Pa, September 9. 1S92.

Wheat Is firm, but quiet: No. 2 Pennsylvania red. 8le. Corn is quiet but firm: No. 2.

60c. Oats are firm but steady; white, mixed. Baled hav is steady; timothy, I12.0011.SO; mixed, I11.IM313.50. Baled rye straw. 10.50.

Butter Is firm: Pennsylvania creamery. extra, 2tc; Pennsylvania print, extra, wholesale, 2Te: Jobbing. Kggs are firm; Pennsylvania firsts, 22c. Potatoes are dull at per bushel. most successful ever held.

There were more exhibitors and more machinery, live stock, etc, exhibited than ever before and the crowds were larger. On Thursday there sented as a tail to the presidential candidate. elude the disease, and ebould not be made the victim if her neighbors fail to follow her example. BEST I THE -WORMf. Itswearine qualities are msnrpasscd, ctun cratlaating two boxes of any other brand.

Not enacted by beat. UTGET rllEGEJi UISE. FOR SALE BY DEALERS frff TlFiTTV RMM.erjaa.HaAup. Want g't CatTg LA 1 1 1 Imh 1 F.Beatty, WashiDKton.N J. into strong contrast.

Nothing can be more untrue. The office of Vice-President is in fact what it is in theory were at least 30,000 people on the grounds and they filled the extensive grove. next in importance to the presidency. In Cat Down Rank Wetdi, One of the needed saniiary works of the peiiod to cut down rank and noxious weeds wherever they aje growing in the suburbs of tbe Borough, to watch depObits oii vacant lots and sternly forbid and prevent such accumulation as are composed of offensive matter. The exercise of ordinary care in this connection by citizens as -well as officials in change of sanitary affairs will undoubtedly rf-suk iu much txwfit.

It is now everybody's interest to contribute what they csn to secure the best possible conditions of Items Contrrnins? Adjacent Counties. In 1865 eighteen furnaces were in full point of ability the men who have filled it Of course the exhibits were exceedingly are scarcely Jess distinguished than those blastin Blair County: Springfield, Williams nteresting and so were the crowds and the who have been Presidents. A number of the Vice-Presidents have had to assume the fakirs and the side shows but everybody is familiar with these, having seen them and burg, Soap Fat furnace, Frankstown Holllda78burg (2), McKee's Gap. Rodman largest in the country. It pays out annually $15,000,000 to the veterans of Kansas, Missouri and Colorado.

A new Norwegian version of the Scriptures has just been pubiianed, the work of fifty years bestowed by the most competent in Norway in our day. A Philadelphia publisher has issued a little book containing 731 variations of the mosquito's bill joke to sell at the New Jersey Summer resorts. One of the greatest snakes' ever found was a python of the Philippine Islands. It was 22 feet 5 inches in length and 2 feet in its greatest circumference. (2), Sarah furnace, Bloomfieid.

Bennington. higher office, and no man should be elected to the Vice Presidency who is not qualified JAMISON'S followed them about and perhaps even been "bitten" by a fakir or two. What was to many of much more iuterest was the manner in which the Cumberland Vailey Railroad cleanliness and wbolesomc-ness thrcugtacut the Borough and outlying suburbs. to flll the office of President. As presiding officer of the Senate of the United Stales the ice-President has a high and important Railroad Paragraph!) ef Importance.

The Philadelphia and Reading Railroad will place signal lights at all switches in their yards at Shippensburg. The peach growers' association of the Edgemont belt threatens to sue the Western Maryland Railroad Company for delaying a shipment of peaches, consigned to Boston, so long as to spoil the sale. Damages are placed at $700. This year's excursion season, now Hearing a close, has been, in the aggregate, very profitable for the roads having stations in this city. Gains over last season are reported from almost every quarter.

Nejct year the big rush to Chicago will keep the trainmen hustling, however. The following notice has been sent out managed its large passenger traffic during piace io nil. Why pat extra for package coffee when you can buy a better grade loose for less moncv Our 22 cent is the best sold. S. A.

Anqlb Co. the week. The preliminary work for the Grangers' Congressman Nominated. At the Grangers' Pic nic last Thursday the Republican Conferees of this Congressional The most northern newspaper in the pic nic begins in the Cumberland Valley offices long before the latter part of August Allegheny furnac, Bald Eagle furnace and tna furnace. The year 1892 witnesses the closing of the last of these industries.

Time's mntat ions have brout'Fft the vocation of Blair County furnace to an end. Among the numerous papers to be found in the recorder's office at Bedford is a deed for ail the land now occupied by the cities of Pittsburg and Allegheny, made by the chief of the tribes of Indians known as the Six Nations, to Girrent Pendegrass, and dated 1770. The signatures of the Indians consist of drawings of bugs of various kinds. It would puzzle the brains of a natural historian to define their species. 'ITIerp doertifcemento.

world is the Nordkop, which, presumably, district met and named a candidate for this means "North Cape" in English, published and by the time for the opening of the pic-nic every man of the several hundred office. UPHANS" COL'KT HALE OF REAL at Hammerstein, in Norway. The conference assembled at 1 :00 o'clock MBEIt (itb and A conspiracy to rob five Chicago banks who is to assist in handling the crowds from the railroad is thoroughly instructed in his OCTOBER 1st 8th. has been unearthed. The plan was to open in the afternoon.

The candidates for the nomination who had been spoken of for some time prior to the assembling of the duties. accounts, deposit fraudulent checks and Superintendent J. F. Boyd was in charge from the general office of the company in Philadelphia: "If at any time a case of infectious disease Is found at a station, in a drafts, and draw out cash on them. Geijts' iirniislii Goods, We have a nice fresh stock and different grades and varieties are represented here.

We are confident we have the goods you want, and that our prices are just as satisfactory as the goods. Seamless Hosiery at 12 cents to 25 cents per pair. We offer a fine assortment of neckwear in two qualities, at 25 cents and 50 cents styles correct and in dark and light colorings. Gents' linen collars at 13 cents, cuffs 15 cents and 25 cents per pair; white shirts at 50 cents, 75 cent9 and $1.00. You will find the celebrated "Monarch" shirt both laundered and unlaundered, in our stock.

of railroad affairs at the Grove. General Abilene, is the possessor of a man conferees were Hon. David McConaughy, of Adams County, and N. Sargent Ross, Passenger Agent II. A.

Riddle bad super Esq of York. However, when the time who keeps himself supplied with newspapers by writ'ng a postal card every week to some vision of the movements of the trains and took General Boyd's place during the latter passenger car, or elsewhere on the company's property, a physician should be immediately sent for. The car should be removed from the train as soon as practical, the doors came to make the nomination the confer' large paper office asking for a sample copy. ence was harmonious and settled upon Mr. Mrs.

Anna Jack, of Farmington, was taken with a severe caughing spell some Ross, who was nominated by acclamation. By virtue of an order or the Orphans Court or Franklin County, the undersigned, Truste-M appointed by the said Court to sell ihe real estate of Hannah Hebuck. deeeaNt'd will expose to public sale the said real estate, as follows: tin 'ctolter I. at 1 the premises. A 1.1 KS TON PA M.

(beinu purpart No fthsima in Southampton Cumberland County, 2 miles South of iakvilie and 4 miles N. K. of Shippenstvirft. adjoining lands ot Alex.M Oimean. Creamers, Kueenn flocii's heirs and others, contains 151 AC11KHANO 23 perehes strict measure.

Atniut 12r acres of clear land In a hinh state of cultivation, and the balance covered ilii a fine growth of heavy hickory aud oak timbe The improvements areifcaeH a convniec Two Ktorv Brick. Dwelling House. Frame House, Brick J.l Smoke House, lined oven, large Hank 'i Barn, Wagon Shed 2 Corn Implement House, Carriage House. Hog Pens, two wells ot water, one of which is an artesian well of never failinir water as 'he house, with pipes to convey at int the barnvard. three good cisterns, a absence.

Charles A. Yob. was chief in the train dispatcher's office and directed all the trains on the entire road ffom the Grove. Mr. Ross, the Congressional nominee, is a time 8go, and a lump was ejueted which is young man and a member of the York reported to have been a mass of common County Bar.

piDS. The conferees sent to represent Cumber land County in the conference were Cap An Indianapolis, beggar, displays a queer sign, which reads as follows: "Help A young man named Speck, residing near Dillsbursc, while fixing the hame strings of his horse in the field, was knocked down by his horse becoming frightened. In some way the trace was wrapped around his ankle and be was dragged for three quarters of a mile over a rough road and more than half his body was stripped of clothing. His head and face were protected by his cost, which rolled up over them. Strange to say none of the man's bones were broken.

Eighteen months ago a son of Adam Overly, of Cedar Lane, Lancaster County, was afflicted with a sore nose. The doctor pronounced it catarrh, and treated the patient for that disease. The other day the child's mother felt a hard substance in the upper part of the nose, and, talcing a hairpin, she inserted it ia the nostril. An ob tain J. A.

Moore, of Camp Hill: R. Woods, of Carlisle, and John C. a blind cripple. Was run over by a baby locked, and it should not again be used until it has beeo fumigated." It is said that five hundred men are now working on the Western Maryland's extension to York, a line fifteen miles long. This will also unite the Western Maryland with the Reading at Bowmansdale, eight miles from Harrisburg, thus giving the Reading a direct route from the coal fields to Baltimore.

When the connections now under construction are completed the Reading will be brought into direct connection with the Norfolk and Western Railroad at Hagers-town. By a timely discovery Sunday evening, an Wagner, of Shippensburg. carriage and struck in the eye with a para His assistant, H. A. Logue, was at the next most important place, the telegraph office at Dillsburg Junction.

The magnitude of the operations may be judged when it ia said that nearly 40,000 people were bauled to the Grove by the Cumberland Valley Railroad during the week. At the Grovealone the railroad com-pany had 42 men and this is exclusive of train crews, flagmen, telegraph operators on the branch, and the force on the main line which helped in making the week a big one for the railroad and one without an accident. sol." Jons G. Whittieb died at Hampton The colored people of Georgia have form Falls. N.

Wednesday morning. Mr. ed a society called the Upper Ten. The members agree that after a certain date they will do no more work for the white Whittter passed away peacefully. His nearest relatives and Dr.

Douglass were at his bedside when death came, and he seemed Prices all at low water mark figures calicoes from 4 cents to 7 cent3; hite sheeting 12 cents elegant muslin; bleached and unbleached at 5 cents to 10 cents per yard. people. to be concious of his surroundings at the a resident oi Indiana caught a young Among the exhibitors from Shippensburg crane in the woods, near Hall's creek, re accident was averted on the Western Maryland Railroad at the Market Street crossing. Chambersburg. While the freight train was struction was met with, which Mrs.

Overly succeeded in drawing out. It was found to be a shoe button, which the child in some cently. The crane was prevented from fly ing by a live mussel shell, which was fasten (good Apple Orchard and other Iruit. cherries, peaches, grapes with fine garden and other tmpiovenicnts- all in good repair and condition. This farm is very desirably located near warehouse, the Cumberland Vailey Kiihoad pissing thr ugh the farm.

ON 1 HCKSDAY, OCTOBER Sth. 1892, at 1.00 OU the premises. A SLATE LAM) FAliM, (being purpart No 1). in Lurgan Twp Franklin County. 2 miles east of near the lioad.

adjoining Undsof Samuel Htxver, Benj. Euiikhotiser: T. Hammond and others, containing 14S ACRES and US PERCHES strict measure: aboil acres cleared, the balance timber. This farm is in a good state of cultivation and well fenced, a co.m1 portion of it tHist and rail. 2 never failing streams of water, sothat the fllds are well watered for stock.

The huild-5as ingn consist of a IHJCBLE DWELLING HOITSK ti-'xlfl feet, pan brick and part weatherbojrded, arranged for two PtTT't families, good Barn 75x teet. Wagon S'led. Corn Orltw. Urain House. Carriage fched, first rate Hoi Pen, Brick Smoke House, good Hake oven, etc 2 good gardens with fences: a never failing spring near the house; also a well of water 6 acre Apple Orchard, cherries, peaches, quinces, pruens and grapes.

This farm has been limed nearly twiceover; the fields are well arranged and easy oi access irotn the buildings Wo. at the same time and nlace. a TRACT OF TIMBER L.N1. (being purpart No. 3).

situate in Lnreau Township. KMnklin County. Pa mile from North Village and 4 miles north were Thrush Stough, and Noftsker Gish, carriage manufacturers, and O. M. Blair, agricultural implement dealer.

The Nineteenth Centnry 'Wizard, i way had gotten into its nose a year and a ed to its foot. A fishing party in Texas took the follow ing with them: Six fishing rods, a loaf of SUMMER DRESS GOODS. We are offering some choice goods now at strikingly low figures to close out the remainder of this stock. On next Monday evening Sept. 12, the bread, three cans of sardines, a frying pan citizens of this place will be given a treat in one towel, one bar of soap, thirteen bottles the shape of one of the Inimitable and most mysterious entertainments for which Kellar, and two jugs.

last moment The funeral will take place at Amesbury, at 2 :30 p.m., Saturday. According to the quafeer custom the services will be quite simple and no sermon will be preached. His age was eighty years. Among his most prominent writings are: "Legends of New England, in Prose and Verse." 1831; "Leaves from Margaret Smith's Journal." 1849; "The Voice of Freedom," 1849; "Home Ballads and Poems," 1863; National Lyrics," 2 vols, 18(53 66, etc. Besides these, various fine Illustrated editions of some shorter poems have been -published separately.

In 1869 and asain in 1876 was published a uniform edition of his poems up to date, and in 1875 he published a collection of poetry, under the title of "Songs of Three Centuries." the wonder-worker, is famous. This will 1 be largest greenback extant is a ten be the last opportunity to see Kellar, as he thousand dollar bill, and only one such note shortly opens at his beautiful hall in Fhila delphU for the season, at the close of has been printed by the government. Of the five thousand dollar bills, the next which be contemplates a trip around the world, occupying a period of five years. On half ago. The date of completion of the new navy of seventy ships of 316.000 tons displacement carrying 540 heavy guns, was fixed for April, 184.

but so unexpectedly rapid has been their construction that all but one are expected to be afloat a year earlier. The London Spectator says: "In the United States alone, where last year the total output of iron exceeded that in England, has this rapidity of naval construction been approached during the year a fact which those who doubt the possibility of the sudden construe lion of a modern Seet by any great manufacturing nation would do well to bear in mind Great Britain has now 140 ships, 1,868 heavy guns, 1,715 light, quick-firing guns, with 13.000 men on the active list and largest, there are seven. Bargains in Fans, Parasols and Umbrellas. this occasion all the remarkable feats thai A San Francisco schooner last week en countered thousands of dead fish, extending for miles, not far from the California coast, A submarine earthquake is the explanation given of the phenomenon. The Woman's Christian Temperance MEN'S OVERALLS REDUCED TO 35 CENTS PER PAIR.

east or Roxburv, near the Mountain Road, ad-jotng lands of John Shriver. Hamlllonsand others, containing Acres and 155 Perches, strict measure This tract a stream of water running through it; also the South Peon. Railroad survey njaf the center of the land. This is the best oak timber land in the township, easy of access, will tke farm land after the timber is off. It Is worty the attention of steam saw mill men.

Peine ar public roads and easv oi access. ON SVt'UKDVY. OCTOBER Kth, IStU, at 1 tW a the premises. A SL4.TE LAND FARM, (being purpart No. 21.

situate mileg east of Koxbury.in I.iKgiin Township, Pianklin Couu'y, between the state and Mountain Roads, adjoining lands of McKee's heirs, tJ. H. Stewart. John Hull and gther, containing 138 ACRES and 16 I'KKCHES, strict measure. The improve ments are a I.og Weatherboarded Iwell-ii ing House 2 storied, good log and frame Harn, Vaim Shed and Corn Crib, 2 Ho Union of Chicago has placed a "slot drink The Great Fight.

The battle between John L. Sullivan, of Boston, and James A. Corbett, of California, for the world's championship, was fought Wednesday, nicht ing machine" in the post office building of that city. A penny put In the slot causes it go to make up his programme will be presented, and, taken together, form the greatest aggregation of wonders ever known. Another new feature is Kellar's new wonder, "The Cassadaga Propaganda," a new spiritualistic enigma, in which the ghost of "Cagiiostro" plBys a prominent part as a "proper gander." -'Aslarte, Maid of the Moon," a very pretty illusion, iu which the subject is a j'oung girl who appears to be independent of the laws of gravity, and dances in the sir far above the ground, twisting, turning and whirling; Nana Sahib in Oriental magic and Kellar In new magic aud slight -of -hand to make up the finest programme of the kind over seen here.

Mr. A. B. Reddig has had a choice block of sests reserved for our people, and tickets can be secured by inquiring of him. to band out a drink of cold water.

The Royal Sovereign, of before 10,000 spectators at the Olympic Club 5,000 in reserve. There are th'ee places known where green snow is found. One of these places is this; navy, is said to be the largest battleship in the world. passing over the crossing a large burr holding an iron plate on the engine dropped and lodged between the rail and the plank of the crossing. The first car passing over it was lifted off the track on one side, but fortunately resumed its position.

The train was divided and the conductor removed the obstruction. Contracts extending over a long period have been entered into between the Western Maryland Railroad Company and the Philadelphia and Reading and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Companies for full interchanges of business over all the various connections; also for the use of the eight miles of th-i Philadelphia, Harrisburg and Pittsburg Railroad between Bowmansdale and HarriBburg, under which the Western Maryland will run its own trains to and from Harrisburg and have full use of all the facilities of the Reading in that city. But to Baltimore, says the Sun of that city, the most important movement of all is the tidewater extension, which will be likely before long to assume definite shape. This branch will deflect from the man line of the Western Maryland at Arlington, just about the northern boundary of the city, thence to Jones's Falls, through Woodberry, through the heart of the city to the docks and on to Canton and Sparrow's Point. The route, of enormous value, is owned by the city and was granted to the Western Maryland because of the city's ownership in the road.

The cost of this extension is estimated at less than $1,500,000, the Interest upon which at five per cent, is $75,000 a year. The construction of this line will enable the Western Maryland to dispense with the use or the Baltimore and Potomac tunnel, for which it paid last year some $114,000. This saving would pay the annual interest on the cost of constructing the tidewater iine and provide a large and annually increasing sinking fund, which will finally give to the city a magnificent property worth many millions of dollars, and all free from near Mount Hecla, Iceland, another fourteen Sonth-East Corner laia and R. R. SMppenstarg, Pa.

miles east of the mouth of the Obi, and the third near Quito, South America. The average duration of lives in the Pens, brick Smoke I Pulse, itood oven etc never falling well of water at the door; also a never-failtng spring near the hou-e, and other springs and a stream ot running waterthrough the farm. This farm has been limed twice over and fences good: all cleared, except about otie. acreol tim-bur; islnagoort state ot cultivation alsocon-slderable post and rail fence; an cherries, peaches, erapes. etc.

This is oneof the United States is 41.8 years fcr storekeepers 43 6 years for teamsters 44 0 years for seamen; 47 3 years for mechanics; 48, LiKtrmsANT Cua.ki.R8 A. L. Totthn, U.S. maintains that his calculations are being years for merchants 52 6 years for lawyers. most beautiful lving farms to the township; stock PUOI'LE WHO HAVE BEEN EATING OYSTERS all the Summer will foel only mild interest in the announcement that the season opened on the first The only difference it makes to them is that they will probably get better oysters than during the prohibited season.

A few years ago the law against the sale of oysters during May, June, July and August was so strictly enforced as to break up the business of some oyster houses, but the "spasm" passed, and this Summer some of theoyster houses were open all the time and doing a good business. and b4 2 years. for farmers. minutely fulfilled, and states that during the h'd'tif rubbers'' on in New Orleans. Corbett forced the fighting from the start and won in the twenty-first round.

He left the ring unhurt. His sturdy opponent was badly punished and bled profusely. The fight was for a purse of $3.5.000, offered by the Olympic Club, and $10,000 a side. It may well be questioned if two such giants ever faced each other in the prize ring. It was the event of a lifetime for either man.

Sullivan in win-Ding would accomplish the crowning triumph of bis life and retire from the ring forever with mch a record as no prize fighter had ever won. Corbett, if successful, would jump at once to the position of heavy weight champion of the world and enjoy the very pronounced distinction of being the only man who had ever defeated Suilivan. The vast arena was packed from floor to roof and 10, 000 pair of eyes eagerly scanned the giants ail tbey stripped for the contest. When tbey stood up stripped for the struggle each man with a loose covering around the thighs and above the waist, there was a hum chasers should give this farm their attention The quotation. "Who shall decide when doctors disagree, and soundest casuists doubt like you and me?" was written by Alexander Pope.

"Moral Essays," Epistle 3, line 1- The original did not apply to years lu. 6 A. reckoning from the September equinox, the clouds now gathering upon all sides will culminate. "Tbis year is the central one of the seven with which the Gentiles times clofe," be says. With respect to the pestilence now raging abroad, Lieutenant Totton conjures the powers that be to spare no vigilance.

His warning is: "Enter into thy ports and close thy gates about thee until tbe indignation is past." doctors of medicine, but to doctors of Store Closes at 7 P. Except Saturday Eveninir. W. ii. THOMAS, Manager.

II. C. 13ECRIST, Medical Dirfttfr The Keeley Institute, C0SN1S HOSTS AND FOUETH STREETS, only th GENUINE REMEDIES AND TREATMENT OF DR. LESLIE E. KEELEY, OF DWIUHT, ILLINOIS, by which more than -venty thousand men nd woint-n have been cured ot Liquor, Opium and Morphine diseases in the past 12 years.

The Only Certain Cure in the World. "Wives and mothers, save your buebanrts and sons. Llteruture and ful" infornr.atio furnished free upon application. 7-29-3in Also, at the same time and place, a Tit Ai OP TIMBEK LANp. (being purpart No 4).

situate In Lurgan Township, Franklin County, 2 mile north-east of Roxbury. and one bait mile from the Mountain Had. adjoining land sol McKee's heirs. Geo. H.

Mowery. John Taylor and others, contalng 40 Acres and 2t Perches, strict measure. This tract Is principally chestnut, rock oak and yellow pine; a good portion of it young thriving timber suitable for farmers and steam saw mil! men. This is an extra tract, easy of access will be offered in two parts and aiso as a whole. Persons in need of timber should give ibis their atten'ion.

Persons wishing to view the farms will please c-illon the tenant;) residing on the same; those wishitig to view the timber traef-s will please cail on John Keo, residing near Lurpau P. or Abraham Rebuck. near Mongul. Terms made known on nay of (tale. JOHV KEUSO.

ABKAM HERIX K. rruatec. Pocket Map of this State handsomer, handier, better, than any 50 cent map yet made: 7 colors: in strong cover; all counties, rivers, railroads, post offices. Correct to date. Also Maps of all States in same style.

Agents wanted. Even boys and girls make money fast. We mail agents any samples wanted on receipt of 15 cents each. Address The Buffalo, N. T.

of admiration and half hushed outburst of Dressed and Undressed Dolls. Persons are often in want of a doll already dressed to make a present to some little crirl friend. If they will call at the News Book Store, Shippensburg, tooy will find quite a variety of dolls dressed in neat and inexpensive costumes. Also a full line of undressed dolls at reasonable prices. Call and see thfjtu.

Rupp's History Wanted. A liberal price will be paid for a copy of Kupp'8 History of Dauphin, Cumlierland, Franklin and Uedford Counties, at the News Book Store, Shippensburg, Fa. enthusiasm all over the vast arena. Both were splendid specimens of physical development, but they were as unlike as Apollo and Hercules..