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11 'IIIIUWWllll mmmmmmmm'mmmlm''mm LI iTHif M'k ,7 nBnt" HU BoroujU. Ua Mry in.u...i...., BIBD SEED. Wo lmvn mt ronftivnl ft lnrryo Int. of la oloau and pod, Canary Sooti, which and wo ttuarantdo injurious seeds or adulterations. It is very important to get the best, as a foreign seed may kill your pet bird.

We have all the other kinds of seeds used for pet birds suit the customer. which have been time, as they might be spoiled, but come to us ana you win always nna the best and freshest seeds. We also keep Bird Food. Don't forget to come the next time you want anything of this kind. J.

C. ALTICK CO. DHY GOODS, BliAWLO, wnAba, H0T10M3, lManketd, Oomfot-tHbles, Flannelfl, Domestics, (Jinghams, aii'l Winter (Jooils generally, at JAMISON'S BAZAAR, SHIPPENSBURG, PENN'A Will ik Bltm tk. if WM, According, in previous annouaceraaat, the, rnrrlago! Mr. Alf.

It. OooMunn, to Ml. ftt Tmtofi, took plana Wedntwday tlit, nK.n, at tmrir, ((f jh, WM-'I pwhu, Mr, intf Mr, yy. TnUnn, IttM ifWW (if rMMlWtirl. r)niei m.

IWd.Ul ftHKHtftia suit nimBl fitrtMil, llltllllBliWriHIMUIUttr i lot Ilia MiIhh ihiMi, mM Ml Msln WtHt Hhil WM pttthtrmml lif he, W. A. Mul'Hrrtll ttf Ik-i lMshletUrt t'htltrh, Hi. siiiml bv U. lUvl.l Mil i'ifsv't -nrsi-' ui nefotmed Uhtirch.

After the cotturatulailona were entended, the guest were invited to art adjoining room for refreshments, which were spread la the most Uvlsh hitmer, and em braced every variety of condiment and fruit obtainable. Mr. Alf. M. Qeesaman is no stranger to our citizens, being a native of this Borough, and acquired a knowledge of printing in Tn Naws Office.

Ten years aori he landed In Minneapolis, Minn and four years ago formed a partnership with Ed. W. Murphy, and established a piloting establishment in which they have met with unparalleled suc cess. Mr. Qeesaman, by bis energy, careful business babi's and gentlemanly deportment, is recognized among the foremost business men in that enterprising city.

Miss Kate Totton, eldest daughter of Mr. W. Totton, of this Borough, is a most chaxmio lady in all and every respect, and was the centre of a large circle of acquaint ances, and while she carries the best wishes of all into her North-Western home she will be adly missed from the domestic and social circle. The bride was the recipient of many hand-ime presents, both useful and ornamental, such as paintings on satin, plaques and fine needlework and embroidory, tokens of love nd admiration. We have been permitted mention a few of the gifts, from persons living at a ilisiaiici) and wl.

weru not present at Hit: ctiruiHony. T' employes of (letwainan A Muri'liy- printing Niiililiniii K.IH lo. Me I Ws il. ill' Ml t''iMt' I. iiit'M ninny tiiiii'i sun (inn fllvff fJiiHtll.

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and Mrs A Pague, Carlislo; Miss Florenc Vhler, Leb anon: Mra Ijydia 13 Kklm, Ijock Haven; Mr. John Immell snd wife, Greenvillace; Will Keifer and sister Mame, Strsshurg: Cora Klink, CurlUle; Mr. James Graham. Seymour, Ind Telegrams of congratulation and regret were received from Charles W. West, proprietor of West Hotel.

Minnespo lis; W. B. Burkholier, Valley Springs, Da kota; Ed. W. Murphy, Minneapolis, and Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Wagner. Mansfield.

O. Mr. and Mrs. Geesaman took their depart ure on the 5:40 p.m. train for their future home, which they wilt reach ia a few days.

ca'rylng with them the good wishes of all and the prayer that the blizzards of the North-West will be tempered to the highest degree when it reaches their fire side. rm-r- Naw bttles in Spring Suitings open this week at Hollands'. Mrs. Victor Shannon Killed en th Railroad, Mrs. Hainah M.

Shannon, wife of Victor Shannon, and formerly a resident of Shippensburg, met her death on the railroa at Harrisburg, Saturday morning of last week. The Harrisburg Te'egraph of that date gives the following parlictulars: Mrs. Hannah Shannon, wife of Mr. Victor Shannon, a blacksmith at Bailey's iron works, left ber home at 1055 South Ninth Sir. et to do the usual Sa'urday marketing for the fami'y.

In coming up town she was compelled to cross the ennt-ylvania ri road tias at Race Street, and as tberts was a heavy early this morning she uld not sej ei'her up or down Ihe track, and consequently did not noiice the approach of the Columbia Ac commodation, which leaves ihe in thn city about 7 o'cliJC. When the old ady was almost across tire tracks the loco motive struck her, crushing the side of l.er head, breaking the right arm and hruidrig the whole side of the body. IVa inin-t have been instantaneous. The reimii.s were carried to the waiting room of the city pis senger railway near by and Coroner Shlndlcr was summoned After viewing the remains the jury retired, and the body was taken by Uovd. I lie uuderiaaer.

to her late home. The accident was aotn heralded over the lower sect I of Ihe city, and a crowd gathered In the vicinity. jNotKxiy unew the unfortunate woman until Mr. Filmorn Mh-intion came along and at once recoinlzed 1 1 the mangled remains those of bis mother. It was a pitiful discovery and none in all thit crowd but sympathized with the son in bis grief.

Mrs fhannon was abottt 71 years of age and was highly respected, having Iwen for years a consistent member of trie rinn Street Presbyterian Church. She was the mother of ek'ht children, five of whom are dead Those living a'e the son above named, Mrs George W. Ecsnrodo. who lives at 1055 South Ninth aod Mrs. Edward Bain, at 1018 Hemlock Street.

OvaRooaTS that were made to order at 130.00, now $15 00. at Coffeys'. a An Inducement to Early Rising. If one would see the heavens In tbeir greatest glory, he should get out of bed about five o'clock some clear morning and go out of doors. The evenlog sky has one blazing beauty, but with that exception is barren of marked planetary display.

First in radiance In the east Is Venus, mistaken by some for the '3tar of Bethlehem." Venus shines with a white and steady light. like a great electric lamp, and throws ber rays into a dark room. Next are Jupiter. Mars and Saturn, which, with Venus are all beheld within an area of 00 degrees. Jupiter pays court to Venus, and Is quite near ber, showing himalf bright and rosy.

Thirty degrees north-west, not far from the itenith. is red Mars, accompanied by a very faint star, and the more coiifpicuoiis by the contrast Thirty degrees further north west Megiilu. Phief ihe M'1 MmntiuaiiDn, and thirty dfgrrw iil funher iit m- A1M1 I ill. I. Hi.

Jilll.llNtllf Mt Hi 1 1. liUtt'l mil lHI Hit III illlK, HailrrMld fslfW't t'oai Neat- IteM. The bewly discovered coal mltie In Perry County He just eight miles from the lop of the mountain at Sterrelt'e Gap. It Is also within four miles of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Another vein has been opered two miles from the Pennsylvania Railroad.

The mines are visited daily by hundreds of people and sleds and wagons are constantly hauling away coal, which is sold at about $1.10 a ton. -m Alwatb go to Coffeys' Cheap Store for bargains in Boots, Clothing and Hat. Casftfcr1a4 Canaty In Paragrapka, A parent charge! teacher In the high achool of Newvlile with brutality, and laji the school ord lefund him hearing. Th Hmuly Auditors mva flnMunl Ihnif wurH nd find thB liamts uf 'mwi llillla'lli WWWWW AAi bn iM wilh llitrfH Mf Ihsp'tiiiiilf MHt i MajH'a, bolllHa in( hh Wit Ih tlm itoiMitH tif t'ntliat, A he flrtt ligitltj ha tiHtlrtitt tty t'Ht'ialii I'ntll for tin' mlt pHiiciori iif (he Indian School propfHl-a, in case of fire. It will he mattnrd by the pupils.

A valuable dcpoelt of copper, tnuskft steel and nickel was recently discovered on the litnd owned by Frederick Kllhelfer, near West Falrvlew and mining will be commenc-ed at once. The Cumberland County Ag'icultural Society proposes to make the poultry display at their coming fair, next summer, a special feature, and the officers have already invited competition from all sections. Samuel Hollabaugh, of Mifflin Township, died very suddenly on Friday He was ap parent ly in good health at the time of bis death. While sitting ia the house he suddenly fell from his chair and instantly expired. Martin Herman, a well known citizen of near New Kingston, died suddenly of apo plexy, Tuesday, while carrying corn at bis brother's residence.

His age was sixty years. He leaves a wife and seven children. He had been in delicate health for some time. The death of William Hershman, an old and esteemed citizen of Mechanicsburg, took place on Wednesday of last week, at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. Stambaugh, after a prolonged illness, in hii HOtb year.

He was the father of nineteen children, thirteen of whom are living. The following orders were granted at the Commissioners' Office since our last issue: Win. Zlnii. w'tness fees Harry Martin. -witness W.

tirahaiii, extra lierceutatte tr uul lecMnv t.w iiirilny. Msimps ami tut renin tsfi'es. laiu'or fre ,1 I. Ilrlinlle. ul.M i-es .1.

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Thin slott promises lo be onenf more than ordinary ImpoHnnce and able speakers have been ftufsged for the octtaslon and will Iw present Prominent among them lathe noted temper, snce advocate. Frank C. Smith, of New Jersey. All churches. Sunday Hcbools and temperance societies are invited to tie present.

Willis Klink, of Newville, has begun suit aganist the Commercial Union Fire Insurance Company, of New York, and the London Insurance Company for damages incurred by the recent fire. Mr. link's policies lapsed some time ago, but the agent of these companies was directed to renew and told Mr. Klink be had done so. Mr.

Klink was surprised to find recently that his policies were dead through the negligence of the agent, although the agent assured him since the fire hat the policies had been renewed. Mr. Klink expects to recover. ran stop in at Coffeys' store and see how cheap you can have a suit made to order. Now oars; and Hope well Items.

"pecial Correspondence of The News. Mrs. C. C. Stevtck and Miss Madge Quig-ley are among the sick in our town.

Mr. John How and famiiy have again taken up their abode in our 'burg. Among the visitors to our town during the past week we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Al Glauscr, G.

Stevick and wife, and Mrs. S. Mowery, of New vide. Uev. Mr.

Fleegal has purchased himself a fine driving horse, and now taking advantage of the good sleighing going -back and forth from the Lurgan Bethel, where he has a protracted meeting in progress. The entertainment held on Saturday evening last by the Y. W. C. T.

U. was well attended, and the exercises were of a highly Interesting and pleasing character. The programme was a rare treat, consisting of essays, recitations, dialogues and music. A little two-year old daughter of Mr. B.

F. Heberlig died on Sunday evening last of pneumonia. More than a year ago this little child got something In its windpipe, from the effects of which she suffered much pain. A post mortem examination was held on Monday by Drs Leberknight and Cramer, and resulted in a timothy top being found in the windpipe. Buoki.hn's Arnica Salve; Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets.

S. S. Wolfe. For Hint form Hull, opposite of W. A- Nickles.

April 1st, Agricultural K. It Station. Inquire Council Proceedings. January 12, fsss Council met lo regular session, with all present but two. The minutes of previous meeting having been read and adopted, bills were presented and orders granted to the amount of if ciOS 13, being payment for lighting streets, Engine Houses and Council House, for the quarter ending January 1, 188; stone furnished by Brenneman for the years 1H84, 185, 1886 and 1887; coal, labor, etc.

The Borough Treasurer and Water Superintendent read their monthly reports, whi- on motion, were accepted and or iered to be filed. Joseph Swanger, tendered his resignation as a member of Council, to take effect at the expiration of the prcent term, which on motion, was accepted with regret. Adjourned. J.E Geesaman, Ste'y. For the Rust and cheapest Furniture and Undertaking, go to Kitzmiller fc Son.

Way down in price Hats, 25c. and 50c worth 75c to $3.00, at Cole Means'. Selling off regardless of cost. Call at once. Items from Mong.nl.

A writing from Mongol lays that a great deal of ice la now In ing taken from thn tretk, and ired for future use. Social gaihttrins are muoh enjoyed by Mm fining pftoplH l-urwi Ti.wfiitiH llai if r)i iiiHif m.li.nilii Tl.i rii iM 4iiMrHi fHliiM llllllHHH id ll.M biliij IliM Hltl tif hlil, j'tal a Ri lll-hHlllll, tht filHttef bisitrtllifi llHvlr-lf triofrid t.fjll. thrW Mi-vt't ht brtbrittersleliflilHtjlHlhet'fmritrf thau Is lust now. ever tilling on Ue and runner out on the ruatl. The health of this village and vicinity Is more than ordinarily good.

A protracted meeting is announced to be held In the school house, at Mongul, In the near future. m. n. w. Fob Rest.

The room occupied by Dr. Witherspoon will be for rent after April 1st, 188S. Apply to John Orahiu. Go straight to Hollands' for a suit for your boy or yourself, as you can always save money by buying there. Boot, RkMMt e.n4 lUt SUr far Tba undersigned, desiring to ret It from hmliiCM, o(Ti Li Hock for sal.

Th will lie atild mi Ire or i i.H to mil putubaa era. 1 1 not sold by ihu I It tUy of Fl.fuurf It will rpislud rrdiiwi ttf vm- 'TM UtiHjH pailH (if imit'i Hun iIiliis, pf, a MtH b''t. litvigsiiiihoiiia iiitiileljilM MiiH i ifl I wiiiltmiM Md Mdwt- Ahh fis (dtattt't Htv' ind t-biiiUm'a Hibinj nhisti ttlfi NUMf Mtii 'Irila hub lit mk kinHdi ft it M-iip hf tbU In iH kiid a late ehaiir an Hue ib-MrlHa Id btid bndiipa. Alllfkii UuHtting, Nu. tl Wwt iUitt strett, Shllipensimrg, Pa.

F. A. tutut. Ovkttuoits fo hots tn fcvery style and sized, at Hollands. An Enjoyable Evening.

A party of young ladies and gentlemen, to the number of twenty-two, of Shippensburg, took advantage of the good sleighing and moonlight, and drove to Chambereburg, Wednesday evening. Stopping at the Washington House, they partook of a sumptuous supper, prepared by mine host Shank. After supper the dining room was cleared of the tables, when tht company passed the eveoing "tripping the light fantastic toe." to the muf-ic of Rainick's orchestra. They returned home about two o'clock Thursday morning, much delighted with, the enjoyments of the eveoiag. Full use of the best Trusses of the most improved patterns.

8. 8. Wolfe. Embroideries. Our Spring importation of Embroideries opened to day, and we are now ready to serve our customers with almost, any width, quality and price (ranging from 2 cents to 1.70 per yard).

In our MUSLIN DIPAKTMEKT you will find Ihe most popular makes of Muslin, which we own at last year's prices (before any advance), and will he glad to serve you. For bargains in Dry Goods, Notions, etc always cat) upon Tn Reooiu Coht. Shippeusburg, Pa. Hon row t.vr Mrs. Cwrie Shaplev, and lm Haliii A- Oialrr oifer ihtft boiimt tiq North ltiifod r)tfrtt.

fof fi-'ld, fniijl itittll I ui, 6Hrt, Aiiplf ti.t) klh'iM Htirf www i ii.U iiH Mhi iw i uA A Inn ,1 itliNHIP. .1 l.l-l W'iiiMH toimi'k AMiiiihl I i Jdytdflill )ii N'Htt Id iU'C I ijltd. In i.i.1 blllllt Hif. el'fll'liM I'l'lltil'f al Mlitii.i.fis Mil IM MilliHl lie I slit a HltllUilHt JHlttmi iw-teefH lirl llilne il t'liiek Ii Hi, Ii lie liiiios nf I se ve a tinier I'l Hie board perefitrf. Liebig Company's Extract OF BAT, Finest and 'heafiest Meat Flavor Ing Htock 'or Sntips.

Matin Dishes and Bailees. Annual sales, s.OW.oou Jais. Lietig Company's Extract Or MEAT. An Invaluable binlc. "Isasue-cpks and a Imhiii fur whirh nations should feel grateful." Hee Medical GENUINE with BLUE SISNATUSE OF BAKON MKBIO In fae simile across label.

Highly recommended as a ottslit cap instead of alcoholic drinks. Liebig Company's Extract OF EAT. To be bad of all Storekeepers. Oroeers and Chemists. Hole Agents for the United States (wholesale only) David 9 Fenchurch Avenue.

London, England. Tour Own al II ate wills PEERLESS DYES They will dye even-thing. They are sold every- wnere. rnce toeonars. jney have no equal for Strength.

Hrtghtness. Amount in rxcuages or lor rastnens or uoior, or non railing Vitalities. Tnev not crock or smut. For sale by J.C. AUick Drueglsts, and 8.

woue, siiuiensDurg. ra. i-zu ry Estate of John Gelwicks. deceased. NOTICE The Attorney in Fact for the heirs of John Gelwicks, dee late of Newbnrg Cumberland County.

Pa notifies all names knowing themselves Indebted tosiia eiai.t, can ana maun intmramifl pay menttand those navinn claims to present tbem. properly mithentt'-aO-il. for wttlemenr. UAVIi T. Attorney tit AYicf.

1 20 2 ArendWvMleAdamsVounty, Pa. GrirecDiiihiwriM UUI I LIIIIIU IIU1IIUI18INCLL Wbra tnrabW4 with thoaiB annoy Ing IirernUntim fiMinMitlT frtlimrinar aa tmld or finoiDm. or from Con KUtaUoiiu Yi it sin am mm so pecuiiatr to thir sex, honli Off. DtfCHOlNC'S Celebrated FEMALE REGULATING PILLS Thayar 6trncthninr toth nttr mrutmra, lone, gpr and auatfOtrtto force to all foDCtion of bod IVd BTrtfxi. 8nt by mail, arir Maled.

$. Addr, Dr. Barter Medicine ST. LOUIS. atO.

BLEY' TESTED SEND CATALOGUE i tfctanle, Klower, HUt I Huts. Hnlbs ImtilLin'ts. Cm C.UO rf wall on application, Em Km Don't neglect writing fur tt. HIRAM SIBLEY CO. nOCHESTER, N.

Y. CHICAGO. ILL 322 i. unit ot. u-it x.

curk st. rVn LITTLE MEN and WOM EN. 1mh, The aim of this inauarln- Is to InUres children lust at the time tney bifln to read for tlien-selvfs and lead them along fur a year or two with picture and stnrl-s and plt-axant la-k so pleasant as to make them forget the task part altogether The following outline Includes the larger topics of the year: Pocahontas teaches a little early American history throimh the year. A Kreneh story, Susanna's Auction, full of amusement. A s'nry a month entitled Laura's Holidays suggests to other little girls what they can do on holidays.

A stoty a month on Tiny Folks in Armor; which means bertl-s. A flower noem In ev -ry number. Huffy's (six) letters to his Mistress. Buffy Is a coon -eat. Six Mexican stories on Little People- of the Plaza also about some Mexican animals Be'l le, there are many.

tm many to llof Stories short anil lirlnht and iitiexiiected. With all this entertainment of picture and humor there Is a serious purpose all through Im- flled in tne name. Our Utile Men and Women, is to teach and lead the children take reading for profit out pleanire conies first as ttouslit. A dollar a year. Five cents for a sample copy.

I). I ormtuP COM PA NY. PublihTS. Boston. Horse Blankets Ot? Ahi) BUOAtlte.

ALSO a JfJsvt LAP ROBES. Tbey will be arid at slight advance over their coet. Now Is tho Tims to Secure Bargains. 0 Mcpherson sons' HARDWARE. Ml II IH Eohoaa frtaa rraaklla.

Gnu, W. t'oper, tf Antrim Township, re. cmly killed a hog whtob, weighed ouudi. I'uler tttimger ditd, lit Fort on. FUdsy mnrtilMK of RWgrWi Ml 1 Koltt tut ii fn, ldHsi! lliWlmlf ihi'ut, iHiiFiit fid lliH THhifI wtir! Hf.

tort WH-SL (14 rtwH sHd IhhH kltmtt Hitwi RilMdiad dtillsti mh wliluH tllr-r WM Hrt iMmtrsnr. A tPnllut hmtMS rtri HllS farm bf i. WlUoH MeCl. (try, twomllii rast-of Bt.f botiiMi atid tftisnled ty fsamiiel Runkln. was ttpstroyed by fire Wwlnesday of last wetk.

Tile fur-bit lire was all burned but Ml organ and wo beds. No Insurance on household ffects. he building was insured Tor in a Nea To Company. On Thursday of last week a party of thirteen young men of Strasburg, started with their tobogans for Horse Valley to attend an old fashioned protracted meeting. The sledding being very excellent, they came down on the eastern.

side of the mountain, a dr. tance of two miles. In four minutes, at midnight, without an upset. Francis Fath, a baker, of Chambereburg, was arrested for cruel treatment of a r-ick horse, which he left in bis stable yard, exposed to the snow and severe weather, without any protection or covering, for two dava, when, learning that his conduct was under Investigation he shot the suffering animal He was fined $10 00 and costs for bis cruelty. The smoke house of Jacob Helfleflnger, who lives near Scotland, was broken into on Friday night and a large amount of meat stolen.

All of the sausage from seven hogs and a half a dozen bams, were taken. The thievts were tracked to a house in the neighborhood and a warrant was issued for the arrest of the Inmates, but a search failed tore-veal any of the property, ao the matter wbs dropped. On Wednesday of last week, O. Nioode-inna, of near Shady Grove, made sparrow escape front txdng seriously burned, while on his way lo (Iretmcartlle in a biitigy. Blr.

whs smoking a cigar, and the day belli vrry nloriny. a fiituk to il ovt-r-muI, wliiuli Imrfdmf ft Ih'Iii In If mill hl III wml. 'nN will tin iImi Nr ili.i'Mvsniil IN lie lirji Mi iii (ndjinl imiiiiw. Iiiirit liiiiiiiiiliiMtiilH IllMnlMf lltM 1 1 IllllllB llllll Illini ii jilml iiniiliil in Ifiii HIhIh mil ulil.l id ('lil'ililfill lilt lliH ill liiiiin nf MiiHuIr Mm i Iti Mim. Hih iiiiAmII Hud I HIiIiimh III IIih UHl IHdf tulil i ifjil )iuj 4 fi ilitl i'ii HlUlllllNt i U.l.li'.l Mm mM id aUml MtMt lit-f holi- bf siiinllcf rlt aluM, Hi a fHlimtinH of mI.ihhi, whlf.li make the Mm! 'ilr al t'liaiiiiM'tiliiitR hotf miifkt'li In Ht aitioiitil lo I 0W.21II.

Kt Hlierllt has brniight suit against ihe County to rt tvrr the amount claimed by the SherlfT to ha due him by the County on account of boarding prisoners, Summoning Jurors, discharging prisoners and also the lnci lental expenses ot the jail dui ing the last six months (of the Ex-Sheriff's term. The suit includes a claim for the additional 15 cents a day for each prisoner from ihe time of reduction until the end of bis term, on the ground that 'the money paid for boarding was a part of the Sheriff's fees, and that these ca mot be Increased or diminished during the term of office for which he waselect-ed. The bulk of the amount claimed is on account of this excess tor boarding prisoners. The amount sued for by Mr. Kurtz will be $12 000.

and this makes it the heaviest suit ever entered against the County. Medicated Tooth Powder and Painlefe Corn Cure. 8. 8. Wolfe.

Another new uyt of this week, at Hollands'. Overcoats opened About Churches L.ooe.1 and GeaeraJ. The Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church will convene on Wednesday. February 29. in New Cumberland, Cumberland County.

Bishop Kephart. of Iowa, will preside. Rev. Jese B. Young.

D.D., pastor of Grace E. Church, Harrishur, has accepted a call from the Grand Avenue E. Church, of Kansas City, Mo. Dr. Young will go to Id new pastorate about April Is.

Sacramental services will he observed in Newhurg Presbyterian Church, January 22 at Preibyteri1 Committee Rev. Erskineand Elder E. Hays will bepres-ent at the preparatory services commencing January 20. The Chnrch of the Redeemer, at Minne apolis, was burned Sunday, causing a loss of if 70 000. The firemen fought the flames ith the mercury ranging from 22 to 30 de grees below 7.ero.

JNlne firemen were overcome by smoke. The libary of the late Rev. Dr Crelgh. of Mercetsburg, containing a large numbtr of valuable volumes has been donated to the Pres' vterian Historical Society. The books have been received and placed in the rooms of the Society in Philadelphia.

Rev. A. Russell Stevenson, pastor of the Bralnerd Presbyterian Church of Easton and a son-in-law of Col. Thomas B. Kennedy has received a call tothe PresbyterUn Church at Schenectady, New York, at a salary of 000.

tie has not announced his decision. Rev. J. W. Fclht.

of Mercershiirg, has lecn appointed to supply the Methodist Episcopal ions of St. Thomas. Fort Loudon and Charles town until the next meeting of Conference, Rev. E. M.

Alicr. the late pastor, having been transferred to York Springs. Rev. Christian Bomberger, a Bishop in the Mennonite Church for the nammer Creek district in Lancaster County, has been deposed fr.ni hii office and excommunicated from the church for alleged improper conduct He is seventy vea old and was a bishop since lsoo. tin rather and grand father were priests and bishops of Mnuo.

The Scciety of Willing Workers of A. M. E. Zion Church, East Orange Street, Ship pensburg. will celebrate their third anniver sary.

Thursday i-vening, January 26h. The programme com Nts of choruses, duetts, solos, addresses, recitations, select readings, eta sdul's, 10c; children, 5c. Doors open at exercises commence at 7:30 The members of the Board of Missions, East Pennsylvania Eldership, Church of God, met Friday of last week. In the Fourth Sin et Bethel, Harrisburg. for the purpose of hear ing reports and receiving applications for inisniou work.

I hey supplied a nunilier of puipita mat nave not men rriiinriy ipieu and attended to mission financihl mailers. Over '250 were approprWted for work in the vadous fields. Rev. C. II.

Fi roy, presided. At a congregational meeting of the Mi Idle Si ring Presbyterian Church, on last Sabhath. the vote for leU'ining Raw. Wylio a pat-tor, was practically iiiniiiiuviui. The day wa incltminpi, luit lm lurnoiit uf piemhfin was HiiiMiiia'ly large, hiiiidrMfl nd Half Mils III IHH( p( Till MHHI i HiMH PTl'lHimiiiH Hl iVHF if f-i lwililng Htif, WfliS.

(iMSijlftH. Wli In) all auil mittm IH t-HfMHl I'l lfl (HiHt((H Ml MlddlH r'HI If; (tH'l IblHk fit will st-frid till viflh Mt O'l IhsI r-ti'ibttlll its ept'b)H of lliH bbth pslrfitl Ift which life I held by hoheH-g'iHoti SHtl people. A Sica list of Fall nnl Wlnur Ings at J. Bhearer'a Puit- Tna bktirb stock of Boots, Hata and Notions rtelongine tn Cole A Means must be closed out until March 15th. By railing at once you -will be enabled to get some big bargains, as they are selling off regardless of eott.

A raw Home-Made Overcoat left that were tlO.OO, now 7 50, at Coffeys' Cheap Store. TENN'Ai I M.intiug, Jauimrj 20th, 1888. (S.tH M'iM Uf(r i-'niy WUM'rii l'HH l('f ft i Hp on eth paper indicate te mirription txptrm. and r. ii full to Vif date.

MINOR MENTION. hunting. i il.vanl in ours. Is extending. mttiug has commenced.

-a: pavement is not as soft as It looks. waves never receive a warm welcome. ry a mus of hot lemonade for your cold be-( 'iiiij to bed. i liens are getting down to business, but uer in eggs is broken. -We know lots of girls in this Borough who are i as had a they are painted.

I almanacs are doing some good guessing r-iiarJ to the weather this month. -i; ne Duke's well-known hunting dog, i last week died from old age. i elei-tion of Borough officers will take Tuesday, t'ebruary twenty first. rue snow shovel has seen some service, and i-more wurs for It in anticipation. -The figures of this year closely resemble a le in.

I three big girls on a promenade. -I he average tramp don't find the long-up In Borough a 'Paradise" by a long shot. -if sacqiies could be plucked from a i tier ihe avt-rugo liiutiatid would be happy. -I! in. iv require iiim time and means to raise i i but the market is better.

persons who aro 111 PlltlllO seep their reon tliuftuy and dl. I iv lol Hitt SiirplllS t4k I i lilnri.U'I) III ifi(, fearing i V.iih (., Hup')) pjf f( i.iiii 1 1 t-i i in. nr. i ti ..) I. I ii- I- Mit litii 1 i Hhi Hi" i Mi I tint i i ii il I-' iMMi '4 iliil Ill JJlill Hi l.ilM.I nift it) Ihini M.

ii" i I silll. Mill Hiiiij till 1(1 15 i. mil. i i ion nil. I IhiH-iM I In HiU iliilliin Mn AO ((, Vll((- fill Mill lm lo ii tiot wi.

ft tl ie i jitnili'tiit til ir. c.i-i!i:i i- Hian nomitl r'pttt lutlli) lurk on left .11.1 Vothltig Is ton jiii ut to esenpi the notice of iV liioi not even the man who tries to get Ills inf. for nothing. iiintitps of railroad ties are now delivered in Shippensburg. Both railroad mil's are buying.

-i 'f all the pictures that hang on memory's waU th it on the back of a borrowed five dollar greenback is most rare. A Borough the size of Shippensburg, and can't boast of a public hall, shows a lack of enterprise that Is unexplalnable. It mmlit not be out of place to look around for suitable candidates for Borough officers for the approaching Spring election. The Dauphin Car Works were burned Thursday night of last week, and the lurid glare was plalnlv visible from this Borough. Fast driving has been indulged In to a considerable extent since the snowfall.

We think there is too much of it for general safety. If some of the coal thieves In this Borough don't soon let up on this kind of business, they will find themselves Inside the walls of a Jill. A very useful polishing powder for metals and glass Is made of very finely ground glass mixed with a small proportion of dried soda ash. Blessed is the bride on whom the sun shines, of course, but how about the one who gets wet In entering the church upon a very rainy afternoon? Old maids who feel that it is not good to alone, now have the opportunity of making It livelv for the bashfulold bachelors around Shippensburg. It Is rumored tht Kudolph's friends are him to allow his ime lo be used on the Democrat ticket, for Justice of the Peace, in the Kist Ward.

The modern girl won't let you hold her hand when there's anyho-ly to see: but she's whole-souled wli-n there's Mbody looking and gives you both her hinds. It comes sudden like. Just as the congregation have finished singlug "Salvation's free," to have the pieacher announce that "the collection will now be taken up." By and by, undoubtedly, marriage licenses and .1: voi c.s will tie sold In single perfoiated sheets and young men can buy round trip tickets to matrimony at reduced rates. Out In Dakota the children dismissed from school were lost In the storm on their way home. If you want to settle where life is worth living don't go so far West as that, young man.

-There was a led load of Wilson College girls in ion ii Satin day night, and the young gallants were not long In ttndmg It out either. There as a profwr observance of the and k's. Our ministers know Ihe benefit of advertising, and this weeg had a poster printed, making the announcement where the several meetings would be held, on of the display lines the legend, "Is your soul saved?" The lion merchant Is your neighbor, he pays taxes regularly every year to support ur country he buys the goods you have to sell, and employs your labor, and It Is rlgt and proier that he sh tit. I reci lve your patronage. This mid inter, and yet while we have hut cold snap spells, there is nothing that any one could gi umbie at.

It Is oot an open Winter. neither has it been exceedingly severe. Every thing lints to a prosperous crop year. When pootig gets down to.a penny an ounce the old country postmaster will heft the bluxhlng gill's love letter in his hand, carefully weigh it on the vales, and; with a chuckle, get off the abominable old chestnut, that is "too much sugar a cent The tola; eclipse of the moon, which will take pi ice Saturday of next week, if thesklesare clear. ill tie the event of the month.

As It will tike place between five and seven o'clock In the evening, Ihe hours for observation will be favor able for all interested In these celestial wonders. -On Saturday there were fifteen va'ley sleds town loaded with "spoke stuff." There Is a considerable amount of this kind of lumber being the North Mountain. It Is delivered at and shipped to distant points. Short -sighted mortals, why not manufacture the kes where the timber grows? -It is the custom of certain parties from Ihe country, when they come to town, to hitch their rs-s along the street, and leave tbem stand i-osed for hours during the Intensely cold itHer. his is cruelty to animals, and should and the authorities should give it attention, and indeed it might be with pro i.

rred lo the Law nd Order Bociety. iiinl.eriand Valley Railroad Company 1 1 -i making some important improve it i haiiibcisburg diiringtlie presentyear I suggest one Improvement- fur ihe ben the Irivluig Uovo the passengi i of lalll and King nliei-la. una ui pavtciigt't Hut bti ti iiiio; lo Mm li.ilii Mhb-'lt i. -ii iMhluifiht, limbic lMlti(l A MUM 1 ((l. (tlW ft (Ml II i.ittiil tt Mfel eitpl HHrt wtil'K i.t wldV'v loilllil drifts that rover stlf grotltlrt.

i- morning's rosiest light. tc.ine eld' All senses thus you smite. waters held by you are bound, 1 i and ice clad neTer rushing sound 1 your grisp snd burden still of night, I sVis man's heart is' sometimes held In thrall Bv coi that follows tears like Fall's dull rain. And binding up the wounded, heedless heart, mil the storms are o'er and Spring doth call. At) lh promise rwacA whrn lnnir has hovered pain.

is coldness shield thus Its til a Mr (Im Klrffor, of finrlltila. iu 11,1,.,,, l.nT,UH Hf Mn. Mr. Hm. II.

WIN rrtv tf eTr.ntnS) iwd hren tra Mot the of their bmnv friends. Miss Helen Uice, lauKhter of Mr. OeorKo Kim. who erected the Presbyterian Church edifice, In Shippensburg, wM married, in PottBtown. to Mr.

Hakon Hammer. Thum-day of Ian week. It wa, a brilliant affair. Mr. John Waggoner, who has been president of the First National Bank of Newvrlle, since ita organization, declined a re-election, and recommended aa bla auccessor, Mr Jamea McKeehan.

Mr. W. will be retained on the Board of Directors. The genial host of the Sherman House, uncle Ike iigley, has been ilte ill for some days, from hemorrhage or the nose, and suffering from general prostration. He is at present much better with prospects of a recovery to full health.

Miss Laura McCurdy, daughter of the late John McCurdy, of Shippensburg, died at the residence of her uncle, Mr. J. T. Kippey, on Thursday morming. Miss McCurdy has been an invalid for soma time past, yet the announcement of her death will be a surprise to many.

Mr. Clay Henninger has been re-elected Chief of the Cbamhersburg F.rd Department, which, to gay the lea-st, fleets high credit on Ihe good judgment of the firemen of that Borough. Clmmtierslmrg has ono of Ihu best omanueij firu department Ju the Siatt! an. under Mr lU'iintii8' uiuaKt-wml Mill um ium i.t-rfot; Mf o.i( )i tiltllrS hM-l' liiil ItUt ffl (HiMlMml ft!) Ihiijlii nf I't I MM I Hurt lit Win I Unit -i Bllll Hilt ii8H tl jllll )iM HfftiiUI I muni fid Itiiu utiil illini IliM imi In in Hii ilnMit HiHiiiril Hiiii i.M ilibliin iIih hil limi liti Inli.ii. Ij MHi t'Hll ill fulIKH ilililHili.tl Uili I Illlltdi III I'll 1 1 III lliH l' jiiij linn f.it hub ti-at-, Hitif Hm irtlibr f.if llilri Mti r'ii'tttif-l MtPM, wlitun iIphIIi ti'ik pUi ni lift tfii ni't hfitt Mld lltj fstirintf, ThtirsiUy, wa victim to Hint ilrend His-eitw.

cntifcr, tinder which alllit tlfiti she f-uf-f roil fur ynr. Mr. Mytrs.was a (littiRht-er tf th late John Heslde, of Southampton Tnw ns-lilp. and a member of the Lutheran Church, and was he'd in hUh estimation amonir her fr'ends and acquaintunces. Her futuralwill take place h'aturdav, st 10:00 o'clock a.

m. MlasSuan Itussel died Thanksgiving Day, at the home of her sister, Mra. C. C. Armor, in Lauehlintt)wn, Westmoreland County, at the age of eighty-three years.

While yet young she removed with her parents from Ireland and settled ia the Cumberland Valley. She was a member of the Shippensbuig Presbyterian Church. After living in Ship pensburg for some years, she removed to Dickinson and made her home with her brother William. At his death she went to the western portion of the State. She was a devout Christian woman.

The anniversary of Mr. David Kitzuniller and wife was celebrated at their home, at Stoughstown, on Monday. There were seventy-sis guests present. A number of hymns were sung and an address was delivered by Rev. J.

Kistler, of Carlisle. After the exercises were ovt and hearty congratulations had been given, the guests sat down to a substantial dinner. Among the guests were Mrs. 8u-an Rebuck, fister of Mrs. Kitzmil'er, and Rebecca Kitzmiller, who had been present at the marriage fifty years before.

The aged couple have nine children living, forty one grand-children and three great-grand-children. Death of Dr. W. Bf Withnrtpoon, After an illness of great severity, extend ing over a per'rid of two weeks. Dr.

W. M. Witherapoon died at his residence, in this Borough, Wednes lay evening about nine o'clock. The Doctor was a native of St. Thomas Township, Franklin County, and after reaching manhood, read medicine with Dr.

Sussemtte, in Chambereburg, and attended lectures and graduated at the Medical College of Ihe University of Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia. He commenced the practice of medicine In Shippensburg about twenty years ago, and was quite successful In bis profession It may be ssid, wl truth, that his final sickness was largely duo lo over exertion in lixiking after the condition of bis patients. Dr. Witherspoon was marriod in December. 1S1, to Miss Flora Bridges, daughter of Mr.

John Bridges, of this Borough, but leaves no issue. He was a communicant of the Presbyterian Church, and was an honest, upright Christian gentleman. He command ed the respect of all win male his acquaintance, and in his profession he ranked among the foremost. He was a member of the Lodge of Free Mason in this Borough, and was Dublic spirited and entei prising. It may he of interet to many to know that Ur.

Witherspoon was a Direct oescena ant of Dr. John Witherspoon. the first pres ident of Princeton (Jollege and a signer of of the Declaration of Independence. Throughout his illness, from the date of his prostration, bis ce was In the hands of Dr. Schoch.

who called to his aid physicians of note and judgement, and who acquiesced in the treatment aDolifcbleto bis case. The Doctor's illness was not clearly defined, but it is the opinion of the attending physicians and the several members of bis family mat the cause of the attacks was bl iary concretions In the call bladder. His see was forty three years, and bis funeral will take nlace on Monday mornlog at ten o'cV ck. Tnterment in Snrioir Hill Cemetery. This delay is on account of the inability of the ictor'sonly brother, who resides in Macomb, 111., to reach Shippensburg.

for the funeral to take place previous to that hour. Installation and Banquet. The otllcers elect, of Cumberland Valley Lodie. No. 815, A.

V. Friday even ing of last wtk, wuro duly installed Into Miiir propir stations ly District )put John Ii Mobil, sofiordiotf to Ihu ancient Uii.liiiarkt Bud Umt ut Uffl Iffi'iT; fiill.tii ariiMiw hIMh-I ifiw llal.ll.ul tVlHill infill Mil! HI i 0.i.l WiUleHi ft WtllfHi ffliMttif tVft't-lerl W. J')ltH jlialr, Itr.iM'iirert TrimtfM. Hi. erne, M.

Mal. W. H. Wolfe. Aprx'iient: It Wolfe.

Senior Deacon: Cyrus Alllaoo, Junior Deacon; Mart era of Oremonf, W. J. Anele. John A. Wolfe; John 8.

Stallj, tautn 1 1 PS Tvlpr. I I ran -j ih tuttrp aiiionrned the members and visitors repaired to Ranm's Hotel, where a banquet had been spread, which we bear nr in ihu hlcrhpst nraise. After the IIP fR. II vi au removal of the cloth a Table Lrxige was formed, and short addresses in response to i tn.ofa ntrroH Visitintr members were present from Carlwle, Chambereburg it to bo im u4om and mix them to Don't buy the seeds put up for a long, VTOTICE OP APPLICATION FOR IN-CORPORATION. In the Court of Common Fleas of Cumberland County: Notice ti neieby given tbat an application will be made to the said Court, on the twelfth day of Kebruary.

A-D, at ten o'clock under thn "Corporation Act of one thousand eluht hundred and the supplements thereto, bv John C. Altivk. John A. Fleming, Frank. Beldel.

Morna T. II inkle and 1). K. Angle, for the charter of au intruded rorporallon -lo be called the -Cumberland Valley Hone Company, of Rhip-, iienshurg. ihe character and object which is the control and niaintainanre an ormnizaliou for the control of Are, and the protection of property therefrom, and for fhs ptirpows to have.

imses and enj.iyall a nd privileges conferred by the said Act. 'mud lis supplements. J.McCl'NE, 1 13 3 toticityr. BABYLAND. Id eenerel it wi 1 be abour the smnn as in 1H8T Nothinic In Habyland ever pleased more people than Kiuger-play rhymes and pictures.

They have eveu been sought by Klndergartners here in Hoston and elsewhere; mnd the muthor has personally micht them. 81 or the 1SS Bmbj-Unds will contain new Finger plays. The other six will have a series of baby Mortis In rhyme about Crickets, how they manage their babies, with many pictures. Me and Toddiekins is a baity eat story through the year by Marnaret Johnson, with pictures also by Margaret Johnson. There will also be a of jingle bits and story bits mud piclur bits, so many as to make you wonder where the next year's entertainment is to come from.

Fifty cents a year; a cony gent for five cent. D. LOrtlKOf COMPANY. Publisher. 1 20- Hoston, MlM JOHN S- BLAIB, OPPOCITI TB M.

B. CHTmCS. Ho. 32 Maia Street, SUppeashirf, haa opened a a'ock of Clotlis ani kmml and ia prepared to make to order All Kinds of Clothing! ON Reasonable Terms. Don't forget to give him a call, and ytxi will get a C3- 33 FIT! Also Neck-Wear, Suspenders, Paper ao-1 Linen Collars and Cuffs, Overall, -Bhirta, Hosery, etc i 7my1 HOUSES AT PRIVATE SALE! The undersigned will ell.

at Private Sale, hi reaidenee. on South Peun Street, Shippensburji. consisting of a NEW TWO-STQSY ESICZ EOUST. i bii'lt in modern style, with eleven rooms Also TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES, on East Orange Htreet, with water and ail necev aary conveniences. I 1 be moove are desirable nronertie.

and will tie sold on reasonable terms. For particulars call upon the subscriber, 31 fj JK f.M. Life Saved and Health Re- e-ATe1 BkkH rm I.IVKU Oil. dUJlCU asn Mit A ctum rrrnedy for C'oiiHitiiU'tion. lri.D."liirl- Ashnia.

ricmlula, snd all thioatsml limi; i'lrpand wul'i Uf illie (i.iUlilij. sk for hki fUrn fi en On- MfT. If (Hit by m-'iile tn Mnuli lursr. t-flfm fjWAttruL-rjoMrdiifiNa OC OA DEWl RACLE HESIDEISUE FOB SALEl A new v(litlH KKICK HOUSE, with eight room. In hhlpiensburg, Is offered private sale.

The house been frrshly pajeied mnd palnred. ias thnmKhnut the house. The lot Is weilset Ith abundaueeof fruits. etc. Everything Is In first class mder.

For further particulars, apply at rue gws Printing House or Book wure. WfAN I ED Immediately. Ltdiea to work form wholesale honeon Neenlework at thetr boinea. (-ent any distance.) Good pay ean be made P.verythfng furnished. Pailicu-'ais free.

Address Artistic Needlewoik JSS Sth Street, iew York City. EPPS'S W. J. ANGLE, GROCER, No. 9 EAST MAIN STREET, Glassware, Queens-ware, Confectionery.

Buckwheat Meal, i Corn Meal. Roller PHIsbury's Best MinneLota Raisins, Currants, I Citron, Sugar, Collee, HEAD LIGHT COAL OIL, Orcixiii CIicoho. Goods Delivered Free TO ALL PART3 OF TOWN. highestTrices paid FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. Oils! Oils! Oils! THE STANDARD OIL CO, PITTSBURGH, make a specialty of manufacturing, for the domestic trade the finest brands of ILLUMINATING LUBRICATING OILS, NAPHTHA AND GASOLINE that can be made from Petroleum.

Wechallenee comparison with every known product of Petroleum. If you wish the most Uniformly Sallsfac tory Oil the market ask fur ours. for HiH pits nstmrg nl yloiniiy inpp led J.irNOJKfflUnilO WANTED tNRHOKTirj MEN wttn ir In Xj ho desire stead and profitable etiu.lovm-'iit. taking orders Utr strictly firii class Nil sty Stock, on salary or commissi pas-wet-kly, fhmild trM lo KUW. O.

URAHA. NrHE'itM45. 1118m BocBtSTKR. Y. WINCHESTER'S HYPoPHOSPinTg or UMKisn PODA Is a matchless Hemedy for CoHsumptlon la every stage of the disease.

For 4'ougha, Weak Lungs, Throat Diseases. Loss of Klh and apprttt. mnd all forms General Debility It's anunequaled Bemedv. 9-Kr asi get WIS-CHKSTER'8 Preparation, ti and ti per bottle. Sold by Druggists.

WISCHKSTKltS COChem-Ists, Va WUlimm street. New York. 1 I comes to p.ys part. Hilda. Siller.

and Orrstown..