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r.elinee ffojn rraiklin ConntT Tb Bazaar at Chambereburg, which e'en Cumberland Count? ReoorsUu. At the State Department, at Harrisburg, BMDB0MI5 AND CHEAP last week, a charter was granted to tbe ed Tuesday eight, netted the projectors about seven hundred dollars. Social aad ParMaal Mr. A. T.

Dice and wife, of Harrisburir, spent several days the psst week the guests of Mr. George Dice, his father. Miss Martha Orr, of Chambereburg, is if-iting friends in Shippensburg, and is the Newville Knitting Mills; of Newville. The OIF1 The Gazette says Ihe Frick Manufacturing capital stock is 10 000. 8H1PPENSBUKQ.

Friday Morning, February 10, 1888. The month of January, 1888, was one Company has, within the past few days, received orders for refrigerating machinery prolific of marriages in Cumberland County, amounting to $50,000. This means steady id forty licences were issued in the office cf VALENTINES! A Suleidml Poliey. Th Niks has always advocated the Importance of patronizing home tradesmen, as that is the only policy by which the business of a town can be built op and its prosperity assured. Complaints can be heard from many if not all cur business men that much of the legitimate trade belonging to Shippensburg merchants goes to the cities, and adjoining towns.

As a ma'ter of course this is all wrong, but Thr Nws regrets to say that some of our business men and their families are guilty of that which they charge upon the people of the town, and they are to be censured for not practicing that which Entered at Post Office at Shippensburg o. at Mall Hatter. employment for several hundred workmen. Clerk of the Courts Thompson. The horse which was announced as havirg A breach of promise suit has been insti tuted by Annie 8.

Spencer, against John A. AT been stolen from Dr. Bruckart. of Shiremans-town, was discovered Tuesday night. It guest of Mrs D.

K. Wagner. Miss Annie Btumbaiigh, an industrious young lady of Mainsville, has completed a quilt composed of 7,042 patches. Misses Mollie and Ella Kennedy, of Ship-penrburg, are making an extended visit to friends in Lancaster, Pottsville and Potts-town. John Dougherty, of Newville, and Mercantile Appraiser of this County, was in town, Monday, attending to the duties of Lioenae Say in Court.

The court at Carlisle, on Monday took up the consideration of applications for license. Every application from Carlisle was subject of remonstrance, and in nearly every case supplementary petitions were presented. The remonstrances agcinst many of the hotels and saloons are five to six feet in length and have as singers the best people of the town and county. The liquor men are very apprehensive, as many of their applications have been held over, which is equivalent almost to a refusal. Against the following applications there were no remonstrances no.

A. Smith. L. U. Slngizer, J.

W. Bierer, East Pennsboro; J. T. Kerr. J.

H. Morrett, A. B. Cummings, Zeigler Miller, Jos. Arnold.

Mechanicshurg; George Filler, South Middleton; S. M. Kost, Silver Spring; B. M. Kline, Hoguestown John Zook, Upper Allen; M.

K. Brubaker. New Cumberland; R. E. Anderson.

New Kingston; Chas. F. Mullin; Joseph Early, Mount Holy Springs. Killinger, both of Southampton Township, the damages being cet at $500. Tbe en THE NEWS BOOK STORE, had fallen into a well on the farm of Mr.

Essenbaugb, and it died before it could be removed. gagement was made in November, and be was expected to carry out his intentions in NOTICE. Advertisers and other voill please take notice that we go to press regularly every Friday morning, and cannot insure the insertion of much matter after Thursday vening. The mail slip on each paper indicates the time when the subscription expires, and is a rn-tirtt. in full tn that date.

Samuel Hoover, Newburg, has been al the lalter part of December, hut failed to do jVA. so, and of late has wholly neglected her. lowed a pension of fiO a month, with back pay at per month from May to November, At last week Judge Rowe his oflloe. Aled au opinion grar ting an injunction per Miss Debbie Mifflin, of this Borough, on 187, with privilege to increase it to $24 per month as the disability, deafness and bron petually restraining Dr J. L.

Suesserolt from chitis, increases. continuing to maintain the first story of a NO COMIC VALENTINES ON SALE Thursday, left for Columbia, called thither by the serous illness of her uucle, J. Houston Mifflin, En j. bay window at his residence on Main Street Mrs. Sarah Klner, of North Middleton that place, because it projected over the Mrs.

Bertha I'sxton, of Chicago, arrlyed township, has been grsnted a pension of 800 on tbe death of her son, who was her only in Bbippensburg, Wednesday evening, and building line, and directed the removal of the same. The second story of the window will remain some time in the home of her support, and who was killed before Peters In application of D. Z. Gcyer, of Mount Holly Springs, and A. C.

Rich, Mcchanics-burg, tbe court asked to hear the attorney in each case, as those places had not been is not regarded as a nuisance. burg, during the war. Hereafter she will youth, and will be the guest of her father, they preach. Th Nbws. as well as all printing offices, has just cause for complaint, in the fact that many merchants and individuals of Shippensburg have considerable of their printing done elsewhere, and that, too, at prices above which it can be done at home, as well as getting in'erior work.

Many think a newspaper is a handy thing lo have around when they want some free advertising done, but do not give it the substantial aid and encouragement they should. Tii Nws d-ies not wish to be considered a chronic grumbler, but it speaks the sentiment and experience of alt newspaper publishers that home papers and enterprises are not patronized as well as they should be. But so 1 )ng as merchants will go out of town to buy articles tbey can purchase at home, through a home dealer, as cheaply, they must expect the public to do the same. Set the example of buying from home merchants and manufacturers, and in Mrs. Lochbaum, a resident of Chambers Mr.

M. M. Ancle. receive 12 per month. licensed last year.

Miss Annie Griffln, who had been spend Mechanicshurg is trying to organize a burg, who has long been a sufferer from rheumatism, claims to have been greatly The Newville cases were then heard. In stock company for the introduction of electric AVING FINISHED paint- ing some months with friends in Baltimore, has returned home, accompanied by her benefitted. In answer to her prayers and Newville there were three applications D. light. It is the intention to start the com and cleaning this week those of Mrs.

Wood worth, the evangelist Ernst and Henry Hursh for hotel license pany with a capital ol 15 000, shares to be rated at $50 each. Already a number of friend. Miss M. Berry, whom we trust will find her visit to our ancient Borough an en- at the Bazaar, I will be re- now working in Cbambersburg. Mrs, and J.

W. Whtler for distillery license. Woodworth does not claim to cure disease men have subscribed towards the ving from now on new Heavy remonstrances were presented against having any intoxicating liquor sold in hotels lyable one. Mr. W.

D. Staley and wife, of Salisbury, by prayer, but said she could only pray for project. the relief of tbe suffering. Mrs. Lochbaum's in Newville.

In tbe suit against the Pullman Palace Car are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John partial cure was accomplished during ser The Carlisle applications were next con Company, brought by Judge Samuel Hep Staley, parents of the groom. As a matter of course Mr. Staley, is receiving the con vices in the United lirethren -hurch on sat sidered, those of the First Ward being called nrday afternoon, and she confidently expects burn, of Carlisle, who claimed to have been robbed while an occupaotof a sleeping berth H-avy remonstrances had been presented to recover the full use or ner arms, wnicn gratulations of his friends upon his enrollment among the Benedicts.

somewhere between Jacksonville, Florida, were seriously affected, in a short lime, and and the counsel in presenting the applies tions did not overlook that fact. E. Wednesday of last week, Thomas A. Bid to be tree from pain. and Macon.

Georgia, the jury returned verdict of $601 00. Watts appeared for Samuel Brown, E. W. sist upon a policy of this kind, and our word for it, the results will "oean increase of trade And prosperity never before known io bnsi-ness circles. "Encourage home industry" is a good motto if well practiced, and one that should he hune up in a conspicuous place in every plice of business, so that all could be admonished by it.

Von can but a suit for your boy a great Spring Goods. I will place on sale this week one of the best selected stocks of Embroideries, Flouncing, in Nainsook and Pique; also an elegant line of White Goods in plain, checked and striped. A full line of the leading makes of Black Muslins at the old prices; special bargain at 8c. and 10c. per yard.

Balance of Winter stock, Coats and Wraps, at a reduction to close out. New Spring styles die. of the firm of Thomas A. Biddle brokers, in Philadelphia, died at his residence in that city at the age of 74 years. Mr.

The1rllowing orders were granted at the deal cheaper than you can make it yourself Biddle for the Eckert Brothers, J. W. Wetzel for Daniel Speck and 8. Hepburn. MINOR MENTION.

Crows are on th wine. The sleiirhln i In delightful. Now choose your valentine. Lent begins next Wednesday. The moonlight will ion be with us.

A warm spell wou'd be really thawful. February can boast of five Wednesdays. Look after your putter and water spouts. Give us broad Range men for The West Ward should have Its own poling place. Our merchants will soon advertise "clearance sales These days of sunshine cut lively Into the sleighing.

The liveryman should make money while the snow lasts. The next news will be Ice gorges in the creeks and rivers. The consumers of city water hive at all times ice water on tap. February Is the month of religious festivals and saints' days. The setting hen will soon give notice that she Is ready for business.

A full line of Valentins can be obtained at Tbe News Book Store. The snowf-ll of Wednesday advanced Ground Hop stock several points. The Republicans of this Borough are thinking seriously of forming a league. intentions will cot help a man on his way if he takes the wrong road. The wheat fields appear to be well protected under the downy fl ikes of stuovr.

The second moon of the year will put in an appearance morrow afternoon. Never shake hands with a tramp -he will think you belong to the fraternity. rhe last bin porker has been drawn and iiiartered, for this Winter at least. A ruiltnu niime gathers no moss, but It knocks all iippoMlloii at the foot of the hill. -We expect to head the paradri In Ihe in.m li uf i 1 1 1 i -in 11 1 during ISvj.

-Ina Nrus Ulli.ro I urn it out the. largest n.ilu hill- I Ihe pi li'e, of any olliise in Hie Valley. I. ral i liM liuii ii.n:i.tiutiiiii, i4t you in i Ai.i i lll. eia are he i M.

nUilg fl.ulilil iH .1 mil of lailil Commissioners' Ofllce since our last Issue: Hiddle had been engaged in active business W. H. McCrea. cotiylnn the County and Poor House state. uents 15 00 for Jacob Blarx and Mrs.

Wilder. In the argument that followed great stress was Dlaced unon the fact that many of the re at Hollands New-barn and Hopewell Items. Special Correspondence of TnK News. Mr. Felix Stevick is on the sick list.

Ad -ins Kmress Comuanv. exuress chances 2 for over fifty years, and at the time of his death was a member of the biard of directors Reamer, print iiik 10 IM W. If mianll. ren-Urs at bndire 8 tM) of the Cumberland Valley Railroad. monstrants were ladies, and as applicants' A.

J. Keetem. coal for Ull 148 St) Mr. John Sleighter lost a valuable colt J. Zeamer, printing trial list 1U 00 Mrs.

John Commerer died at her residence. counsel contended not in a position to judge TT7III lltCII 1 I IIIL1UK lltllllul, WUI about a year old. from lung fever. as to the necessity Df a bouse. Judge Hen proclamation, etc oi W.

1. 11 inner, arresting vaitrants 26 60 Ovurooats for men and hoy almost given away, to make room for Spring Goods at Hollands'. Arrested for Burglary. Monday afternoon William Bailev and Thomas Patterson, residents of Cleversburg and "White House" respectively, were arrested on Ihe charge of having been concerned in the robtiery of M. F.

Rohinson's store, Mr. James Kegereis, of Orblsonia, is vis a short distance east of this Borough, Tuesday morning, after a short illness from pneumonia She was a sister of Maj G. dcrson. In behalf of the remonstrants, called .1 1' Hruwle. commuting vaicrants 5 Hi Ingrain Kditar hhrvock.

coniinitl inu vaicrant IS 2 itine bis sister. Mrs. H. Wineman, of this in Horae-Made and Carpets at the Bazaar. attention to the distinction in law between Man in.

conimiultiir vugrauui 32 no Mule, of this Boroueh, and a daughter of Ihe place. John Eberly. arresting vagrants I ii licensed and unlicensed houses and held thai Miss Msrgaret Lausblln, an aged and re late Jacob Hale, of Southampton Townt-blp. hotels could be run without license and cit lacou coinimtiiiiK vagrants .1 lines A. (In-en, coiiimiilliirf 8 SS I' w.

.1 nines. urrnstitiK vagrants Ml spected citizen of Hopewell Township, died ed those of Bhfppensburg and Newville as Her funeral took place Tlinrsdiy. at Spring Hill Cemetery, anil was largely attended. Tuesday morning of pneumonia. Miss instances.

flieo. Kteilerli-ks. pliiinOiug at i 9 fiO lieo at ourt lioUM) 31 (JO H. K. I'elTi-r, editor of tbe Sentinel, has The death of Mrs John Stonor, of Shjp- Everybody invited to call and examine my stock before purchasing.

Quality the best and prices the lowest, Very Respectfully, W. T.S.J A Ml SON. Tbo following Licences have been grant Laugblin was a life-lo ig resident of Hope well and had a wide spread acquaintance penshurg Township, which occurred Wed nemisv. arouses the sympathy of all. She been appoiutcil postmaster at Carlisle, in ed: Singizer, Join A.

Smith, John Hhu was most familiarly known as Aunt place of Joseph Orfilhy, Republican, whoso Msg Her renit.iiis were Interred In 111 tfeirrr. KtMt PennslHiro' Tnwimliip; Joseph 3. Kurly. Charles F. Muliin, Mount Holly couiniiiwion expired on Saturday.

Th'ro was Ihe mother of eleven children, nine of wtl'ch are living, the youngest a halm of but hurrying ground lying rlh of this placi. who many puntix-ratifi cuinllilules, but the Spiitms; Mr. M. K. BrubuHor, New Cum culled Han lias, nu 1 liiiisony Tbe 0.

0. Corset. chief one went Editor IVlTur, uf the Hetnl heilfid; Zuitfler ami Miller, J. H. Morrutl few (Uy old.

She was a daughter of the lulu (Ii'iiige Howard. I ler film rl will lke pliten I ttiii Kriiliy afiiTicwin at I wo oVhlrk iml, anil Editor I'liim of Hit) Vuliiiitf tr, h. A ('uiniliiiiM. Huorgu rimy htity who iterfitct form tjfiiin liml a lronM lifn kiiirf siiMmn iimny Fuller, South Mi.illi!ii'ii ik, I'p Inuii iliu 11 f.iiiiii il I luin Ii lnmld a (I Uormi, ahum st of Dm rl, lull IMTi In aihlhluM I per Allwiii Ii M. lilluti.

llnMuctflowii H.llllll flg I lllB of MlM iIih nft'ltiiif And muni poniiltir iiiMsiiiif Cor II I- niHiiy lnfliii'Mi il lili'inls, litnl MiHiiiMMl fif on East Main Street, this Borough, on the night of Wednesday or Thursday morning of last week. Bailey and Patterson were brought to town Mouday eveninir, ami taken liefore Justine The evidence Was conclusive that These men wrro guilty beyond iIihiM, as "i no of them Inn I on a shirt thai Mr Robinson ret" ignUec and they both had money, unit uf il In mnnll I -nIiIii i wo Mlw if'tiln tl.IUitt wMi'li Mr l( IUHr 'liiuiit, on hi njt sr( Ii-ml, i innHiy I'll'ii' i shin, ftim Hums ii in I iillint! fii Ims mi mii fM'l At I'm Ifof'Hl'a 'I'll' llflll ll-S WHS ttls't IllltHifli SUpilitf lili'lt (Hi ts nf Ih'H i duello oil II IMrttiSHii'a ifiitfii. 1 1 'tt ffiiil jlitf lilt'" tticM wf i hn Mif" Jiitelcrt St ftfice ftisdc out th'-lr co-crnl' men's, stitl on MutnUy night they "tte p'acpil 1 ft Ihe county to ssl their trial We don't wlh to prp-j'tdip thee I K'Mit, II An eis In iliu iiiHisiit 'f lu iui 1'Utiil It sifli riili blrlilii Tliiit'H I Hifrt" Hl IhtnKiMsiimti Msjsh.Hf lliils'lli I. I ii hi 11,, i bind itiillni nl'ill. llifMl ue B-illH'llillili hi iH 111 il nihil I Hum malt.

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Itl all coints, for sale i.y The HetMIg CVftnpanr. suecespors to J. A iff I'aHitlK. 1 MiMn hih jUl. nit- Il' l'lll M'-sh-iH III if 1 trh, lHI')Mtt tlftlOtt 'llpt icffif.

tif .) W. Whtt-lf, whiitlftttH i liif fl' ti ef. of WHS fis't fut rtHelfHI4 MrxrHMtlnM Lnfal attft tltaral. (lie teasnti tltsl lit application was Mot filed Sliutiif "llvef- I U', in The I'etinsytvntiUConferetioe oi the Unit nf ft IIKii K1 llinl 'I llti1lien t't Of Mitt H.e flinleti Will." fitill II nil tk. CsrlUip; In time, and th ftlHhef fesitl that the ed Brethren Church willconveneon Wednes t'M't't'inM," Ui'iitg" II Eckels, Hhlppfim weight of the evidence Is sgalnst Ihe grant nt b'lru.

IteiKlig it wns, iry uooi, xntinnB, ing of the license, anil for the further reason that it seems to have been chiefly run to Carpels and Groceries, Shippensburg, Pa. iphia Bishnp si'ler nf Rev 1. Bihop, of Salemvll'e, died at her a supply whisky for the neighborhood. Full lin of tho b-st Trusses of the most Improved pattern. S.

S. Wolfe. The high license act had the effect of pre si v( i wait hn thing to turn up. Wo and Mr i yours'-If It talcs less time and Is sure In iImii1. Small' shiiunen's of water cress were made lat week fnim Shlppenstuirg.

The crop wl 1 be a Iirce line. We want every enterprising man's name, in this Borough, to be EM In order that he may "get there." Hirdlv a week passes but we are reminded home at t'ni'in Mills, Carroll County, January 2Mth. She viewed the rclipse of the mwi Saturday evening in good health, and during the night died. Heart disease. Hats! Hats: Hats! Caps! Caps! almost venting the application for license at the 8tooe House and Lisburn, two places where given away at Ode Mean s.

who must close out their stock int-i le of three weeks. there had been licenses for half a century. Putting up prescriptions ve consider, -by far, the most important branch of our business, and we have accordingly spared no expense or painstaking eflbrt to perfect our entire stock detail and quality. and everything will lie sold at and below A stca Ltisaof Spring Suitings has been cost. men, nut It is tne general -opinion, win iney with others have been commit ini thefts throughout this neighborhood for mittime pat.

The officers making tbe search of the prisoners, premises for the goods stolen from Mr. Robinson's stor, found a number of articles which he could not id -ntify as his, some of them having strange costs mark on them. Parties whoe stores have been robtxd in this vicinity would do well to investigate this matter and perhaps thus find some, of their mi-sing eoods On Thnrdsy Thomas Bailey, father of William Bslley. was arrested and taken to the county jail, for being coucerned in the above robbery. that we are constantly surrounded by perl Is seen a For Sale or Rent.

and kerosene. The snow falls upon the Just and the unjust received ai Shearer's. a Bohemian Oata Notes. it is supposed, caused her death. Before she was married she spent much of her time at the residence of Rev.

J. M. Bishop, of Franklin Counly. March 29, 1S(V). she was married to Lloyd Noma, of near Frederick City.

Md. She was an estimable woman with many friends. A larue brick dwtl ing house, with a good but both classes fall upon the Ice, which equalizes tlay. February In New Cumlierland, Cutnlerlatid County. Bishop Kephart, of Iowa, will preside.

Kecent statistics show the force of the Christian Church in the United States in the following figures: Of churches there are 132 000; ministers, 92 000, and an aggregate membership of 19,000,000. Chaplain McCabe, who is now working in the interest of the missions of the M. E. Church, was in Chambersburg Sunday. Prof.

Morgan, of Dickinson, was also there I hat day the Chmbersburg church raised fr.88.03. making a total of 00 for the past year. Friday, of last week. Rev. Dr.

Moses KitffiT, a prominent mlniHer of the Reformed Church, died at Sandusky, O. Dr. Kieffer was born in Franklin County in 1814, and was ordained in the ministry in 1839. For nearly twenty years he had been pastor of tbe Reformed Church at Gettysburg. He had been on a visit to Iowa and was taken sick there.

He started for home, but when stable attacl.ed. situated near the Reform" At Lansing. Michigan, last week the 8u things, perhaps Church. For particulars, call on F. A.

Oathl, has increased one hour and fifteen Dreme Court reversed the decision of the at bis Lat and shoe store. Shlppenstiure, fa. minutes, and gas bills have decreased in the lower court in the case of McXat.iara vs. same proportion. Gaggalt.

Tbe result is of especial interest HorsK fob Rent Mrs. Carrie Shapley. One of the novelt es of leap year is to court on the stairway, and then suffer for three days and Miss Sadie A. Cressler offer their house. to farmers in Cumberland Valley who know oo North Railroad Street, for rent, from Fall atiu imer ouit- with the neuralgia.

I link of Shearer's A mci ings at Ami! 1st. Ann'v to the above at much of Ihe Bohemian Oats dealers. In 185 Gaggett purchased Bohemian oa' The snowfall of Tuesday and Wednesday was evidence that the Ground Hog's shadow did not Gettysburg, or J. O. M.

Butts, Shippensburg. A Manufactory for One of our most enterprising tmsim ss en has informed a News' representative thst be had a projret about perfected by which Shippensburg would be ben fited with a manufacturing establishment that wou'd give work to a portion of our laboring citizens, and in a sho-t time he hoped that its capacity would be largely increased. An op and gave his note to A. A. (iriflen, who sold a ABSOLUTE PURITY IS ASSUKJSJLJ.

go Into the hole with htm Btoklkn's Arnica Salve; Acker's Dyr- the note to McN-tmara. Gaggett refused to A dog fight has its uses, along with other pepsia Tablets. 8. Wolfe. things, as it gives the chronic loafer something pay the note, claiming that there bad to talk about for a whole day As we dispense nothing but pure, fresh drugs, bee a adequate consideration and was sued Estate of Dr.

W. M. Withers poon. deceased Take a hand at the primaries That's the place to nominate god and suitable men to DMINISTRATRIXS NOTICE. No on it, the Court giving judgment for note and interest against htm.

He carried the A1 of finest quality, our patrons may bring us their tice Isherebv etven that letters of admin manage the Burough's affairs Sandusky was reached he had to give up his portunity will tie afforded our citizens to subscribe to the capital stock, and as soon ss definite pries and facts as to the cost of ma Hucksters are preparing for the public sales, istration on the estate of Dr. W. Witherspoon, deceatxHl. late of the Boroueh of Sh-nuensburg. ourney homeward Tbe Fools Not All Dead.

The Carlisle Herald, in its issue of Wednesday, is evidently pitting on door knobs, when it makes the assertion that "Shippens v'urg seems at present to be more in need of a detective than any portion of the County, as thieves have committed numerous depredations during the past few weeks Now. if his smart Aleck will only refer to the columns of his own paper he will there read thit the parties who "committed these nu merous depredations" have been arrested, many of the goods recovered, and are in jsil which are ab.mt to commence. The tub oyster a Cumberland Counly. Pa having been itranteo to the nnilersUned. residinc In the said Bnrouiih case to the Supreme Court, and that Court ruled that the contract for which the note was given was fraudulent, and.

therefore, not binding on the defendant. The terms stew wlp, as usual, be big card Yott will always find the prettiest and prescriptions feeling certain that they will be care-tully and accurately filled, and that each ingredient chinery, building, raw materia', etc can be obtHined, the matter will-be lat i before the AH persons knowlne themselves indebted tosain evrat. Arf. reonesred to make navment.and tbse newest Neckties at Hollands'. public in detail.

Having ctaimstonreseniinem amy oiiiriiiicjtH-u lor set' lnient. The books at present are in the bands of the. Administratrix, who may be found at the residence of Mr.John Brtdsres, West Main This project is the outcome of the pets'st Cold Weather Hinta. A person should not go out in cold weath. will be not only pure but the best of its kind.

ent efforts of The Nbws to convince our Street. KUJKA B. WI IHCItsf ii-s. er immediately after imbibing hot drinks. J.

A.C. McTunk, AdmlnWratTiz. Atioruev. t'2-3-6 of the contract are at war with public policy, siys the Ourt, and therefore null and void. This decision settles over a hundred cases now on file in the lower courts, and will result in saving the farmers there from the clutches of the B.

hemian Oats Company, and the breaking up of an organized com It is debilitating to persist in toasting tbe J. C. ALTICK CO. business men and capitalists of the import ane of starting up some kind of manufact tiring enterprises in our midt, so as to give employment to the laboring class and there awaiting their trial. Another piece of nonsense he gives publicity to is in regard to a rumor "that illicit whisky distilling is cirried on in the mountai-i near that tiwn," back at the fire.

Simply warming to comfortable heat is advisable. Slock and Farming Implements When the chest and back are well prote AT PUBLIC 8 4LF pany of swindlers that have bled the farmers of Michigan of thousands of dollars. The ed from the cold it is not a difficult thing to JOHN S- BI-AIR, OPPOSITE TH M. B. CHURCH.

J. ANGLE, Muskrat hunting is ipiite profitable, and large numbers are caught and trapped along the neighboring streams. The pelts bring from 8 to 12 cents according to size. The two imp rtant events In the life of man are when he examines his upper Hp and sees'the hair coming, and when he examines tne top of his head and sees the hiir going. Mr.

Clarence Hoover, on Wednesday, removed his grocery and provision store from Kali-road street to Dr. Al-x. Stewart's room on Main Street, where he will be pleased to see his friends and patrons. Ihe street lamps or this Borough have been burning for some time past on the lilt or miss plan, which has not proven just so satisfactory. Eight hundred dollars per year ought to give us steady light.

The building of the South Penn Kailroad has again bt-en commenced -in the newspapers -and by the nrt of September everything will be in running order, In a horn. We publish the ofll rial" information, which reads good anyhow. Horses are to he pitied in sleighing time. A ON TUESDAY. MAR 6.

1888. at 10:00 a th subscribers will sell at public sale. keep comfortably warm otherwise. verdict is received with favorable comment, at their residence, at Mclyan Mill. on-iourtn The voice should be used as little as pos 32 Main Street, SHppensburg, mii north or xn noensnura.

on inn roaa lesoiim to Middle Spring, the following Stock and Farm- sible when a person is hoarse, as there and there can he no more Bohemian oats contracts in Michigan. Tbe Court condemns the scheme, and will make void notes for aid wants Guswiler. "to tty his hand on th-Bowermasters." Now such stuff as that is mere chaff, and makes the nerald appear ri.liculo.is in the eyes of an intelligent coin, munity. Moonshine whisky distilled near Shippensburg! The idea is too absurd to be thought of for one moment, and we dismiss it without fur'her comment. We are no danger of iucurring throat difficulties or lot In? implements, viz: FOUR WORK HORSES GROCER, of the voice.

has opened a stock of Cloths and Cwres! 50.000 in that State. No. l.a Blark Mors rising 5 years, rk anywhere and weiiihs 1 fr pounds No 2, a Sorrel Bo careful to breathe through the nostrils by benefit the whole communry, for it it the wage earners who put the most money into circulation, and so lone es we csn keep th -m employed our town will be prosperous. The alxive enterprise may he considered, by some, a small affair, but it is better to have a small iM-ginnin than none at all, and this one should receive every enc turagement by our citizens when aked to support it by subscribing ti its capital s'ock. One sue.

ccssful manufacturing enterprise in our midst, will most likely enc mrags others to e.uhark in other manufticlori-s. so that in a v. ry fuw years S'lipfientih in may heromn one 'f the largest iiianufar.tiirniir town in ti Vail Mare rising 4 year, heavy with foal to a Clvdes .1.4 le horse, aood leader and will work anywhere. on'y when going from a warm atmnspl ere Wl have homc handsome patterns in pantaloon goods that we are making to order into tbe cold. Thus Ihe air will be warmed weigh pounds No 3 a Bav Hoise rising u.ul her.

wel Iih 1 4-7 IMilllnU So No. 9 EAST MAIN STREET. in its passage. remarka'ily low. lloi i.aso bro.

Reaolntioas of Reapeot apologists for the twermasters, and todrag their names before the pu'ilic i i thisconncc-ti is eutirily uncalled for. These men have never been proved guilty of stealing. 4 a Hliek Mare rising 10 years, heavy with foal to a Clydedai horsii, a good leader and driver, weikha I fi7U pounds. The four horse are Cold weather should not interfere with th gr ii many people have but little compassion for nvdevdaltt and L'oliham stock. Due mack colt and is prepared to make to order All Kinds of Clothing! Reneonnhle Terms.

Hiiii't ta tfivM IiImi it oil, slid the poor animals when In a sleighing par'y a Mule 12 regular bathing. The skin should be ktpt In regular condition, as Ihe cold cloves lha The Young Moo's Prayer Meeting of Memorial 1. in hi run Church, has adopted the riMliit 1 years. weiHlis pounds II ie.ii old. a good driver and will work anywliert).

bic tubing lint-Mi I seem toainouiillniui.cn unless you drive ist, ami people drive that way. flie street lamps mum- luiiei give out a vtuv pores am favor nortuesii m. TV0 UlUQU Q0W, following: In lli Inv, nim ut vHiimD will Ps ffii rt nf sls; Al WliMn hritttC'l from uivm it purunnsly daiwi'f'tus t.i itaiisM in Ih poiil wiml llSltstf, til 'f hsviitif i ii'ii troiii "nt iniiiol our lovti) WPY HI'lAIMiF MOON, iifiii lii.f sir riank Wftiiifs nu fffiiaitif Main I on nf tni'iw, MHV mm IrtMl 4 4 ft 1 If' rv i or ever eusjiectid of vioUtiiiit the revenue laws. Hiram Biwiiuisier has Iw-en for weeks ukirenit'lv iii, and ids broiler Sauon I hit? tiffin fiimdudiiiK Itiiimflf in a reHpeclMbii uiaui'isr rio wool I 1 Km wfiirr ol Mm klpmid Hi lalitl lijitiMilf l'ti fittii sid Hoi f.itii!'i ittilt) slHimiiMHl.t lllp)l lite Klt'td i of ffliHt of Tfirsctly. ti tl tltsf nd Fitfnltii'P ami en to KHr.inlller A Butt.

ISf liMsHUI 'l PilfH'ltH Mti t.i SMil ft mi, MiMhI tif this ViMif'tf fMi'fi' S'Kl fi'ili! (('(Hit liffiHffltlnliliWIullllisiillMirffJt at fcrtii ioi rtrnK hirf I'M nut Hi (tin NM'lltlfll jlllilt'IHin! Htf l.KBi-fil fifty, ttft'l tt llttjif-'vi'titeld 'N'lf Mi liil'ltf; lll HUH IHIH we IoshinI In I Sin) (' )tt'fn (ifSVi fa atifl Words' (if Linen tltnrs snd CtiJIs, Uteralls, fut. itt nt ho it v'tiit-wif at do J. L. Hocksrsmilll Si Bit. Best MinneLola erttftofsBefttt'ttl.

WftM So tiftftt OttitS Shirts, HtwtTT, ttc. art's, ss thv ar seliltig bit at rtilrint lmit Impelled to itnre earnest Chtisllsti ef 7mrl pii(s, to clie out littsitit M. a Closing Ont nt Cost. fort; Ihetefofe he It HfdolrM. That as organizer of (his work undt IJitd.

spiritual forces were set to work ilfnflrf to crt Itif sHctiHon ai all prmon who Ititftiil starting iiiii i iiaiu liulit. I in last Sunday nlilit lin a in-il In in ri Hi: .1,11,1 lM Mil il Mill 111 i.lil (id. 4 lull! (4i II, Hull fi -I I it- .1... 1,1 (. rliiMiri is dMip of ml Ht lotttilkff eltit-f ni I ni-iM- on.

ituielti th-tl Mmtmiff runt- a en I ft If the pf-eritlllfttr, lllslt-ttt. per ipp-os lo hit a fen, panes under the m'dilte button of Ins vest. Ihere has never been a Winter In the history of public where they had to be posttoned on account of the stress of weather, until the present. 1 he snow blockade and the extreme did weather prevented attendance, aud several siles In Franklin and Cumberland Counties had have tne days changed In con e.pience. On Monday evening of this week there were which we lieiieve to have resulted In much I n'n Belling my entire stock of hardware.

Loeal Brevities. The fwt way to endure bad weather Is to rememh that it will not lat, and thatctim-pensati'm inevitably conns when sunshine House Keeping WANTED JNEHGETIC 51KN who are wiliing lo A wirk. and wlt(nllre ntfarlv and tiri.fiublft eiir.il.iyni-'iit tHking oh1ts f'r stricfly first flas Nurnry stof'h. o'i alnry or coinmi.SMun, pay wei-kly, "liouM wiltp to KDW. O.

tjlC.VIlA. I ll 3tn KoculsvrEK, Y. off at Cfst. for the purptise of going out (ti If wlitt-h itl tetifief hu ff h'ttt Sfid easier liatnllwl (ty Ihe farmef will always meet with fafor from them. One of the greatest drawbacks lo the harrows hereto for i has been Ihe trouble of setting Ihe teclb for deep or shallow harrowing it requiring hdf a day almos-t ti change the teeth of ore harrow.

Toobvia'e this, Mr. John W. Harris of Sliir 'ni-biirg, has just applied for lt-ters patent for a clamp for holding theUeth of spring tooth harrows, by which the position I i good aid thnt In the departure of our brother, we iwogni.e, nut only, one who bss been saved by trace, but one to who-n business. You can buy of us hardware, this Sorlnir and will Im of Iron, steel, nads. ready-mixed piints.

a Isrge Itaisins, Citron, fcJujrnr, ColFee, Syrup, HEAD LIGHT COAL OIL. Cream Chocso. a tiriuht crown of rejoicing has been given stock of entirely new patterns of all grndes of wall paper, shelf hardware, a large stock of carpenters' saws and lower grarli s. spirit in the words of our Saviour, who has Raid, "When I cime I will reward every man according to his deeds." Hfsnlrtd. That to the bereaved mother, brother and t-isters we extend our deepest levels, picks, shovels, girm-n ano gram rakes, is the rule and not tbe exceit on.

Ureal climatic rewards are ahead of us. Theyounsr ladies and gentlemen of Chambereburg, who Shiptiens'tnrif. Tus-day after sleighing up and down Main Steet to their heart's content, ei pressed themselvi in the languaze of the Keposilory of a recent hoes, stone and manure f'rks. chains, trac no less than seventy-five persons from Shippens hames, carriage and leather whips, smooth btirK. attendniE the bazar at rhamhershnnr.

nrf i OT tne teetn can ne cnangeti in a uv -oru theKeiMisltoryhadtheconrlescensiontosaythey We trust Mr Harris will be BUC-were delighted." The Spirit, however, puts it cessful in tainin? letters pstent. and tbat sympathy, and while we keenly feel and mourn his loss, yet beyond the river we hope to meet again. a King's Ni Discovert for Consumption Fine Goods, Pure Drugs. S. S.

Wolfe. WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOxrillTK or LIMKanoSOPA Is a niati-hli-- ri-im-lv lor 'Niiinttition in eveiy M.t5of the ilta-e. Kr ''nmtliH. eak Lunp. Thtoat Iiss ol ami ani till ivbillty It's an nn-(itwlfd wine Kenn-d.

M-Hr. slke and oi.t Wl STKltS HEPA K.ATf'N llllili- I twitlle. 8l1tv WINfllK-si i -mi irw i V'-rk 1 EPPS'S lie witl meet wtlh a ready sale or nis usetul invention. ing irons, horse brushes, brooms, curry combs, large stock carriage and other bolts, wood screws, etc etc. All these goods are put dowu to first cost.

This is a good opportunity to stock up on. if you need any. thing in the Spring, which is only a few months di-itant; now is the time. Everything will he sold off as soon as post-ib r. Goods Delivered Free TO ALL PAlirs OF TO IAN.

stjmewnat complimentary in this way: Hair a hundred and re Shippensburg residents were present last evening and added materially to the receipts of the Bazar. They were unanimous In their expressions of admiration of the booths anil costumes. dnie, llighly delighted." There was quite a fa'l of snow in this Valley, Wednesday and the much frequented thoroughfares which showed many hare spots, were aain covered over sod the sleighing is again exctllent. There were quite CHINA" 7 LAS Accident to Mr. John Wlngart.

Mr. John Winerert, who resides on South Penn street, In this Roroueh, snd fsr atl vaneed In years, on Wednesday morning, was so unfortunate as to fall on tbe ice and Please give us a call. Thanking you for past patronage, I am, KespectfuUy, 8. D. Schwartz.

We are Having a Ran this month on. Muslins. Parcales, HIGHEST PRICES KOR COUNTRY lMtonr GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. anum'M'rof persons in town from Carlisle and Cbaml'ersburir, which wou'd Indlcatf" that the roads are opn and the sleijfhing all that could be wished for. 3 Calicoes, (linghams.

-only per yard. For Rbvt The dwelllDjj on South Q'ie Street. WhipoenstMirir. occupied hy ti- HOUSES AT PRIME SALE! GjO0.0A Bombcrirer, is offered for rent For further that Uie iiac tiuicudM'd a Toweling, Dress while remnants of Pants Material, Ticking, information call on M. F.

Hobinsorj. LARGE ASSORTMENT ESSENTIAL OILS break his left hip hone The accident oc curred, while walking throufrh hi garden, and on account of his extreme sije, a most i unfortunate occurrence, as he will never again so far recover as to get about again. Fob Urnt Mrs. Peter B. Smith offers her house for rent, on North Washington Street.

etc. can be had at cents. Have you seen Faaor Good and Notion Store for Oar Street Light. Thb Nbws has no disposition to And fault, but it is with the people when It says that our gas lamps are poorly attended to. Whether tbe lamps are all trimmed and Sale.

Desiring to retire from business, the un designed offers ber Fancy (io-idsand Notion W1XTF.KOKKEN. PKPfF.RMlST. PENN Y- KOYU SPHAKMISl. of prime quality. iKititttt in any iiiantity for rti uu deilvvry, free uf hrnKeragH.

cuuinilMiun, sturace, by DODGE OLCOTT, rriMirer bikI Kinler. KH Willliam Ht Htore for sie. The stock win tie mm en the hanrtsotne "I Maine by the pound lor patchwork, only 35 cents per pound? The largest stock ami lowest prices are always to be had of The lteddlg Company, successors to J. Keddhr Sons, dealers in Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets and Groceries, Shippensburg, l'a. The undersigned will sell, at PrlTate Sale, his reaidene.

on South Penn Street. ShlriwDsburc. rnnsintinft of a NEW TWO-STORY ESICS EOTJSE, bu'lt In modem myle. with eleven rxim Also TWO NEW FRAME HOUSES, on Khi Oraiiitw xtreet, with iter and all uecr ry oiinveiiieiiee. 'I lif Htxiv ilealrHlile troiertles, anil will be wild on rmwinstile letn.

riir iitluUi cull UMin Hie itb'-rttT i .1.11 I tire, in lots, or will he retailed out al rtnst. burning, or only a portion of theni in use, the pay gs on just the same, for it has ONl.T ONE, THE MOT II EH. Who knows of the steps It tases To keep the home tngftner. Who know of the work It makes' Only one the mother. Who listens to chlltlish woes Which kisses only smother.

Who's pained by naughty blows: Only one -the mother. Who knows of the untiring earo Bestoweil on bahy brother. Who know of the tender -i -Only one -the mother. Who knows of the lesions taught Of lovuitt one another, Who knows of tli pilienee sought Only uiie the inollier. Wlio knows uf tlu' minus fears it.irllilK May iml Weather The storm of lifx 111 alter je-urs oniy otiii-ilni mother.

Who kiii't'lsrtl Hid throlin above To Hunk Mm ilravriily r4llief Voi liml i ii-m gin jute i fill on Hid The stork consists of Lsce Curtslns. Pillow Bbains, RplHslurs. Tidies, Cotton and WotiJ Repnhlioan Primaries. The Hepubl'cans of the East Ward of Kliinoenstiurff will meet in Ihe Council ot the above good at LOW PRICES for cash, and they wilt now oiler SPECIAL BARGAINS DINNER SETS, Tea B' hHn. fll Hot, ritMi en H'l- ry.

I.sdl. t' and Children's Meripo never yet been observed that a metre p-t was without the lump on it Hiring away ft 11 there ii in it; and it it Just here win aid flsui't Underwesr, Corsets, Gloves, ll mtse. Saturday evening, Kebnisry lth, Litres. Iviibroid' ries. HlhUms, B'lttons, and the complaint comes that we are paying for that wh don't re five.

It takes a ltire n.ny oilier things, iwtliidinir Cliristms Toys Tlii Is rsre chiici for any ona AUCTION! Cole Means will have soother suction of IlvtU. Hlinca and Nmion, on Hittirdny nfter-noon, Fehrimry it. at 'iM) la iho vi-iii'iK si 7.00 o'cl'irh. (I.khIi will ui wit In nil n-McrvM Hfiiisuitier Iliu iri A 'Siiing t'i no Into business, or who wnnt 10 Ufa Saved and Health He- stored msgSSHSi iftli-j-ff fJii'ilia nahilntile iUIrtywil.MwifJl'- ronton nf Ihe Br mill's revenue to inett i at s-'vtn o'clock, furthe urvxe or nominai-i in(t ticUet for Boroueh and Ward otlleers The Uepuhlicms of the Wet Ward will mei at Cumberland Valley Uonn House, on the satim evt-ninir. and hour lv mention-i etl, fur notblnslinu liirouuh and Ward of- iv pood at cost Witiiiiuiw this expense and lha gat company should do UNTIL APRIL20, ail in III' ir power to tnakti lha ttrvict si' i tkhl Hti i pstUfsototy Tin i iiinsH In prtcm Cfitiimfncitd at l'iii i'm nt, wliriara wllintf slinrs, Ikxhi of Hh and yn want- ftisio oMTlits, stowed or frid, go to MiIIIim i Hilurul 100 Flicfli PorcalMn or Dscoritsl Bet wm im I iv PATENTS smt Im's g'ifilli of ('out, Mnt I iihmt fiiH-rs, Von wii find lha lattwt slvlM Ui Hollituils'.

MifW)Tr Tooth I'owttiK 'ImIiM WaeilMiilf'H M. "I Iftliifl Mill. Iwnl'ln "I Him alii t'trtH Wulfu,.