THE CARROLL •ECORD.

Vol. 3., No. 20. rill'A_NEYTOWN, MAHYLAND,SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1896, *1.00 Per Year.

NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE.. .THE TEAM WAS STOLEN. MIDDLE CONFERENCE THE CIRCUIT COURT. Emmitsburg. Locals and pergnials. ortriespondence. On last Saturday night, Miss Annie qenerial and political Shoot- Of the Maryland Synod held at List of Cases disposed of During Items of current news boiled down, A Further History ot the Late Hoke cancelled her election bet with ing Affair. Westminster. the week. Union Bridge. Mr. Chas. C. Rowe, by wheeling humu Miss Eudora Reindollar Is in the for busy readers. Complete returns show that McKin- -- from the Emma House to the east city on a visit to relatives. semi-annual meeting of the Court convened Nov. 9th, 1896, with Mr. Ira Morningstar has resigned ley has 338 plurality over Bryan in Governor Lowndes has been en- A marked copy of last weeks issue The end. Promptly at eight o'clock she Conference of the Maryland Chief Judge Roberts on the bench, the position as stenographer in the South Dakota. The populists still A few snow flakes, the first of the gaged during the week in hearing of the RECORD, addressed to post- Middle started, headed by the Emmitsburg Gershoui Huff,crier; Howard Gelman office claim the state. The official count season, fell here last Sunday. applications for pardon. So far,only master or constable, Campbelltown, synod Lutheran church met in open- of the master of machinery Cornet band, with quite a large only can decide. Senator Kyle will one has been granted, but there may Pa., containing an account of the ar- ing session in Grace Lutheran church, messenger; William L. Farver, bailiff here, and is attending Bryant & Calvin T. Friuger is getting timber crowd following; the wheel barrow be re-elected. more. rest of Eldridge and Huhnes last Westminster,on Monday evening,9th. to Grand Jury; Josephus Sheeler, Stratton's Business College, of Balti- probably a new barn to replace the be was beautifully decorated with ever- ready for Thursday, by constable B. S. Miller, inst. Rev. J. U. Asper, the retiring bailiff to petit jury; George A. Biehl more, Md. one recently burned. Miss Annie Hoke, of Einmitsburg, greens and flags. She made but one The statement that efforts will be led to the return to the owner of the president of conference, preached the and Benjamin J. Matthias, bailiffs at Mr. F. M. Ogle is painting St. lost a bet on the election in which rest, which was on the pavement of made by the Canadian Government Mr. James L. Unger, wife and horse and wagon which the • two sermon. His theme was "TLe con- the gates. James' Lutheran church. she was to wheel Mr. Charles C. Rowe Annan, Horner & Co's banking house. to secure a treaty of reciprocity with daughter are the guests of his par- young men had stolen on the night of straining love of Christ." His sermon George A. Shower was appointed Rev, R. L. Patterson and family The bet On Tuesday night, the republicans the United States as soon as Presi- to the east end of the town. presentation of the sub- foreman of the Grand Jury. There spent several ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Unger, of Wal- the election, and were making away was a strong days this week in West- celebrated the recent victory by an dent-elect 11-eKiniey shall assume of- was paid last Saturday evening. conference were 97 trial, 19 appeal and 15 origi- brook. with. ject. Less then half the minster, where he was attending con- illumination and torch -light proces- fice,has awakened the greatest inter- Fortunes have been made this year maker's was present at the opening service. nal cases on docket. The following ference. Dollar wheat again seems to be a As the wagon contained the sion. It was one of the largest pro- est among business men throughout out of the manufacture of campaign Tuesday morning the attendance was cases were disposed of since the open- Mr. Frank Pearre, of Frederick, coming possibility, and those who name and address, and as it was com- cessions which has been known for Canda. buttons. The Republican National evidently manu- much augmented, and after a devo- ing of Court: Md., was in town on Monday last. have not sold are correspondingly paratively new and years. Mr. Reno S. Harp, of Freder- committee has distributed more but- factured specially for some particular tional service led by Rev. M. L. Beard, John T. Smith, appellant, vs Kir- Mr. M. C. Keefer, who has been Oscar IL, King of Sweden and Nor- interested. ick, was the speaker. The houses men, women and elect its wain Bros. Grain Co., appellee; ap- treaty be- tons than there are line of business, it was very natural the conference proceeded to clerking in Mr. Win. Wood's store, were al: beautifully decorated, but way, has been chosen by A piece of poetry received from a United States. Turner, of Lath- peal from Lewis. Tried before the has and Great children in the to suppose that its owner resided near officers. Prof. J. H. accepted a position in the W. M. especially Annan, Horner & Co's tween the United States Harney youth, which shows consid. president, Rev. R. Court; judgment reversed with costs. R. R. Co's final arbitrator Joseph Jefferson, the veteran come- where it was made. Acting on this erville, was chosen paint shop here. banking lasase, and Dr. C. D. Eichel- Gritain as the fifth or erable talent, cannot be published Bridge,secretary- Brooks for appellant, and P. 1. for Mr. James Venezuela boundary question. dian, will appear at Ford's Opera idea, a copy of the RECORD was mail- L. Patterson,Union Sinnott, of Westmins- berger's dwelling. During the proces- of the because of its decided political tone. Westminster, appellee. ter, Md., and other arbitrators, four in num- house, Baltimore, next week in a ed, as stated, last Friday evening,and and Rev. P. H. Miller, Miss Addie, youngest sion a horse belonging to Mr. Paxton The treasurer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Del- ber, are to be designsted, two by the Daniel Null attended the Lutheran repertoire of his favorite plays, in- on Saturday afternoon it was in the Mary Gibson, appellant, vs state of Reilly fell and dislocated one of its vow of phey, of England, and conference in Westminster this week, cluding the time-honored "Rip Van hands of Henry Shaffer, its owner. "The sacred nature of the Md.; appeal from Baer. Tried before this place, took the fast mail shoulders. Lord Chief Justice of membership" was discussed train here on Tuesday two by the Chief Justice of the Unit- as a delegate from this congregation, Winkle," "Cricket on the Hearth" Mr. Shaffer at once telegraphed Con- church the Court; adjudged guilty and sen- evening for Dr. R. L. Annan and wife made a by naughtnan, M. L. Westminster, where they States. This is the final and the accompanying Rev. D. F. Garland. and "Lend me five Shillings." stable Miller that the team was his; Revs. G. W. tenced to pay a fine of $1.00 and coste. were mar- visit to Hagerstown. The doctor at- ed and, on Monday morning lie arrived Beard and A. H. Burk. Others partici- Brooks for appellant, and J. M. Reif- ried in the Catholic church of that most important feature of the treaty The first instalment of descriptions field on the farm of tended the medical convention. A twelve acre and identified the property,and later, pated in the general discussion of snider for appellee. place. The happy couple returned for the complete adjustment of the of election ballots will be found on Huntington township, Geo. Trostle,of visited the prisoners in Westminster, the subject. The opinion of the Marcessa Hawkins vs state; appeal to the home of the bride, on the 8.30 Bridgeport. long pending Venezuela controversy. our second page. We will be able to yielded 1,800 Pa., several years ago and indicted Eldridge (Hoch) with brethren seemed to be that there was from _Baer. Appeal dismissed, and p. in. train, when they were greeted give information from nearly every it breaks all former Our farmers are through gathering "New" Calitornia women affect to bushels of corn; theft, through the grand jury now in occasion for more strict requirements proceedings quashed. Brooks for ap- by a shower of rice. They were sere- state. year by yielding 2.100 their corn, which is a very good crop. find in the defeat of the proposed records this session. in the reception of church members, pellant, and J. M. Reifsuider for ap- naded later in the evening. York Springs Comet. and are now busy doing their Fall constitutional amendment giving A great many people came to this bushels,says the It appears that Eldridge, the one that too many came into the church pellee. A pretty wedding was solemnized Neely, of the same town- plowing. them the ballot, plenty of encourage- place on Thursday night to attend James R. shot in the knee, gave an assumed without a dime sense of the seriousness John Gibson Jr. vs state; appeal at St. Paul's Reformed church of this evidently comes next in line, he Some of our Gold advocates are ment, because the opposition was the jubilee, notwithstanding the ship, name, and that his true name is Fred and sacredness of the relation. Rev. from Baer. Appeal dismissed and place on Wednesday afternoon at 3- acres that yielded 1,040 very jubilant since the election of keenest in the cities, and is therefore weather. The postponement to to- having 61 Boch. Be has been a floater in the M. L. Reinsburg followed with a ser- proceedings quashed. Brooks for ap- o'clock, the contracting parties being Major McKinley, and seem to think attributable to the "liquor power." night,(Friday) gave general satisfac- bushels. neighborhood of Campbelltown for mon on the subject, "The hand of pellant, and J. M. Reifsuider for ap- Miss Lulu K. Hockey, daughter of that gold will flow in a golden stream That, however, seems to be a delu- tion. The state board of health at a the past six years; going and coming, God in the Reformation." pellee. Hun. and Mrs. D. E. Buckey, and Mr. now, or perhaps grow on pine trees. sion. The women whose influence meeting on Thursday decided to and working with a number of peo- "The Scriptural doctrine of absolu- Levi B. Hoff, appellant, vs state, Walter Clemson. Rev. K.0. Speesard, There were many long faces, and a Look out for the stream, friends, and might be beneficial in politics are the transfer the appropriation of $200 ple. His companion, Hulmes, was tion" was discussed by Dr. G. C. Has- appellee; appeal from Naee. Tried be- the pastor, performed the ceremony. few broad ones, here, on Thursday be sure to gather the eggs as they are very women who are most resolutely made by the state tor the compila- unknown to Mr. Shaffer. The wagon karl, Prof. Turner and Rev. R. L. fore court; appeal dismissed, appel- The members of the church, had it evening—the same as on the morning laid, but do not kill the goose think- opposed to woman suffrage, while in tion of vital statistics to the work of stolen was used for attending the Patterson. This subject brought lant discharged and appellee to pay very tastefully and prettily decorated after the election, except that those ing to find a nest of eggs,for you will the states where "the cause" has won collecting information as to the ex- Harrisburg market, and was built out a continued general discussion in costs. Henning for appellant, and with potted plants, &c., the church who wore the long ones on Thursday," thud her just like any other goose. the privilege is not taken advantage tent of the prevalence of typhoid with glass sides and front, in order to which Revs. Beard, Kuhlman. Pat- J. M. Reifsnider for appellee. was also darkened. The wedding wore the broad ones after the elec Messrs Geo. A. Clabaugh and Ed- of. fever in Marylan3 during the year. keep out cold. It seems probable terson, Haskarl, Turner, Remsburg, Henry Zeller, appellant, vs Eman- march was played by Miss Minerva tion. ward Conover took a spin on their • The appropriation is entirely mad that the thieves were making for Miller and the writer took part. The uel Stoner appellee; appeal from Cun- Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Clemson left on Major McKinley will not leave Can- wheels; they went to Baltimore on It is reported that a gentleman who equate for the compilation of state Baltimore, where the team would no subject proved to be a very fruitful ningham. Tried before jury; verdict the 4 p. m. train for a wedding tour. ton, except to visit Col. and Mrs. trying Saturday and returned on Monday. has been here for some time, vital statistics. doubt have been sold; and, had they and interesting one, and awakened for appellee, and judgment affirmed. Dr. Dehoff and wife, of York, Pa., Myron T. Herrick in Cleveland next with our citizens, They report having had a good time to do business not entered into the altercation with more than ordinary enthusiasm of Brooks for appellant, and Reifsnider visited 'friends on Wednesday. week, until he goes to Washington an An exchange tells of a practical and a fine ride. skipped the town without paying Mr. Shields,it is very likely that they discussion. The brethren, however, and Reifsnider for appellee. The McKinley & Hobart Sound to assume his duties as President. He When a bet is squarely joke they are playing on the news Mr. Jno. T. Yingling and wife of election bet. would have succeeded. seemed to get nearer together at the Howard Seitz, appellant, vs state, Money club has adjourned subject to made this announcement to a party a square man he will squarely paper men. It is worked this way: Libertytown, spent Sunday with lost by Hoch is now suffering considerably end than they were at the beginning appellee; appeal from Baer. Tried the call of the president. They de- of ten Cincinnati men, representing pay up. "Take a sheet of ordinary writing their daughter, Mrs. E. F. Smith. from his wound in the knee,and may of the discussion, although there was before court; appeal dismissed, and cided at their last meeting, not to the commercial clubs, head by Ralph paper, fold carefully and enclose Our school under the careful direc- Engineer Linton, of Altoona, as have a serious time of it. His leg is not entire agreement. appellant to pay all costs and stand hold any demonstration here. Peters. They had come to invite him money sufficient to pay all arrears tion of Mr. Joseph Harner is progress- here on Thursday and made an ex- badly swollen and there may be some At the evening session of Tuesday committed to custody of sheriff, until Ur. and Mrs. Charles Miller, of to be the guest of their club week and one year in advance. Keep an ing rapidly. He has about 50 pupils amination of the Hockensmith— injury to the joint which will leave the conference resolved itself into a all costs are paid. Brooks for appel- Johnsville, Md., took the noon train after next. "You see," said lie, "I eye on the editor, and if a smile now with a very regular attendance, Reaver springs for our water supply. him with a stiff leg for life; in any Christian Endeavor meeting and list- lant and J. M. Reifsnider for appellee. from here on Thursday. have had four months of pretty hard adorns his face the trick works like a showing that the patrons are not It is reported that he has given the case, he is likely to have plenty of ened to addresses by Rev. Renssburg Hamlet A. Shipley, appellan', vs It is reported that a wild cat has work, and I feel the need of rest. If charm. Now is the time to play the slow to avail themselves of the efforts opinion that they are insufficient for time to nurse it,both in the Maryland on the "Timeliness and Significance Henry Streaker, appellee; appeal been see in town, by several resi- I accept one invitation I must ac- joke." of their teacher, who so jealously la- the purpose. and Pennsylvania penitentiaries. It of the C. E. society;" by Rev. R. L. from Dorsey. Tried before jury; ver- dents. cept others, and you all know what It is understood that the Court of bors for his pupils. seems probable that Hulmes is a less Patterson on 'The pledge;" by Rev. dict for appellee,and judgment affirm- that means." On Thanksgiving day,the 26th, the Appeals will affirm the decision of hardened criminal and that he will Luther Kuhlman on "Christian En- ed. Stocksdale, Reifsnider and Reif- Copperville. Forrest—Spurner. P. 0. S. of A. will erect a new flag Judge Ritchie in the Creager-Hooper The annual report of escape more easily than Hoch, as it deavor Possibilities." The latter two snider for appellant, and Steele for Quartermas- pole for the Public School flag, on contest in Balthnore,theieby sustain- is not charged that he did any of the brethren took the places of Revs. Mc- appellee. Miss Mary Galt, of this place, visit- Mrs. Helen M. Spurrier was married ter General Sawtelle shows that the which occasion a brief program will ing the legality of the ordinance improvement of the equipment of the shooting, and it is thought would Sherry and Reinewald who Were un- John E. Norwood, appellant, vs ed Miss Eva Gilbert, of Uniontown, Wednesday afternoon to Mr. Clar- be rendered; afterwards, the Camp passed by the last City Council di- army has progressed steadily under have surrendered to the officers with- able to be present. The Mid week One 0. Miller, appellee; appeal from from Saturday till Monday last. ence H. Forrest by Rev. William will attend union services at the Re- vesting the Moyor of his power to the direction of this department out trouble. Hulines is unknown to Prayer Meeting service was then tak- Dorsey,(2 cases). Tried before the Mrs. Dr. Rinehart and her daugh- Griffith at his residence, 512 North dur- formed church. appoint the city collector. The opin- ing the year. The department Mr. Shaffer, and may have been pick- en up, and, on motion,the writer was court; held sub curia. Clabaugh & ter, Mrs. Win. Arthur,of Frizzellburg, Gilmor street Baltimore. The wed- pro- ion of the court will probably be vided 10,639 marble headstones dur- Benton Brining received a severe ed up by Hoch after the team .was given 15 minutes to open the discus- Roberts for appellant, and Steele for visited Mrs. H. T. Wantz one day last ding was a very quiet one, only a few handed down by Judge Russum, who fall from his horse on Monday, and stolen. sion, on the theme,"The need of it to appellee. week. Mrs. Rinehart was quite en- friends being present. The bride wore ing the year to mark the graves of delivered an opinion on the same Union soldiers and sailors. The re- injured himself about the face and the individual." Rev. Chas. Ritter Reuben A. Smith, appellant, vs thusiastic over the result of the elec- a French broadcloth traveling cos- case in the preliminary contest. Annual C. E. Convention. port closes with a recommendation shoulder. He was riding along in a followed in a five minute talk on "Its Joseph A. Leppo, appellee. Tried tion, and declared her intention to tume, with hat and gloves to match, looking to the early passage of the brisk canter, over a field on his farm, The price of wheat took another The annual convention of the effect on the life of the church," Revs. before jury: judgment released with shake hands with all good republi- and carried La France roses. After pending Senate bill providing for when his horse stepped in a hole and move upward in Baltimore on Thure- Christian Endeavorers of Maryland Patterson. Turner, Kuhlman, Miller costs and judgment in favor of appel- cans around Copperville. the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Forrest the erection of a memorial bridge across threw him over its head. day. Decreased arrivals in the North- will be held in Brantly church, Balti- and the writer took part in the gen- lant for $4.75. Henning for appel Mr. Win. Keefer raised his new barn went on a trip to the North. On their the Potomac River between Washing- There is quite an array of appli- west, together with the foreign de- more, on Tuesday, Wednesday and eral discussion which followed. A lant, and Reifsnider & Reifsnider for on Wednesday. Mr. '1'. A. Martin, return they will live at the northwest ton and Arlington. cants for the post office in this place, mand and conditions in markets Thursday, November 17th, 18th and patient audience filled the church appellee. the builder, had everything in place corner of Lexington and Carey streets. abroad, were factors in the advance. the Mer- but the fight promises to be a friend- 19th. Extensive preparations are be- until nearly ten o'clock at this ser- Clarence Hill, appellant, vs state, and everything went together nicely. Mr. Forrest is secretary of James Rankin Young, Republican At the Baltimore Chamber of Com- The chants and Manufacturers' Associa- ly one and will likely narrow down ing made for this Convention and the vice. appellee; appeal from Baer; larceny, recent rains have had the ef- candidate for Congress in the Fourth merce spot wheat closed at 91i cents, tion. He was to two or three. As all of them are indications are that it will prove an Wednesday morning the subject of Tried before court; verdict guilty and fect of making the wheat grow rapid- recently secretary to Congressional District of Pennsylva- again breaking all records for the competent, the public is suie to re- exceedingly helpful as well as success- "Missions" was very ably discussed sentenced to 5 days in jail. Brooks ly, and it now appears to be in a con- Mayor Hooper, and was formerly one nia, embracing nine wards in the city year. Wednesday's closing price was ceive good service, no matter which ful Convention. by Revs. Kulihnan and Diehl. In the for appellant and J. M. Reifsnider dition to stand the winter. of the most valued members of the of Philadelphia, was elected to Con- 89 cents a bushel. Wheat for Decem- wins. The Brandy Church is a large,com- general discussion Revs. R. S. Patter- for state. Fanners are busy plowing their city staff of the Sun. gress Tuesday by the largest majori- ber delivery closed at 90i cents a modious structure seating 1600 per son,of Woodsboro,and Miller,of West- Wm. J. Tracy vs Northern Central corn ground for next year. Some re- The RECORD is indebted to Geo. H. ty ever given the candidate of any bushel, an advance of. three cents sons and if the interest manifested in minster, took prominent parts. Rev. R. R. Co.; case remaoved from Balti- port the ground as being too wet to Howard County Farmers. Kuhns, William A. Golden, Daniel party in the United States. Mark D. over Wednesday's price. the Convention continues the place Kuhlman took the position that we more county. Action for damages plough. W. Danner and Harry J. Brown, for A meeting of Howard county farm- Cunningham was his democratic op- The first conviction in Baltimore will be filled to overflowing by En- are all wrong in our plan of raising $25,000. On Trial. Hussey, Mitchell The most of the wells and springs the election laws, in book form, of ers, in accordance with the law creat- ponent. The vote of Mr. Young was under the law passed by the last deavorers. money for missions—that we ought to & Stocksdale for plaintiff, and Carter are still short of water. Pennsylvania, ed by the last legislature for estab- 59,270,and for Ur. Cunningham 16,600, the states of Michigan, The Baltimore City C. go back to the scriptural method of Mrs. Debbie Flickinger, of this Legislature for the punishment of E. Union and Bond for defendant. lishing in the state a department of making Mr. Young's majority 42,670. Ohio and Florida. Many others have has laying by each week "as the Lord has place, is rebuilding her barn which wife-deserters, occurred in the Crimi- decided to entertain, without farmers' institutes, was held in Elli Mr. Young is a distinguished journa- sent extracts from the laws sufficient charge, all prospered us," and so establish in Notes from the Church of God in was destroyed by the storm in Sep- nal Court on Thursday. The man in delegates who represent cott City, on Monday. Mr. William liet and was formerly connected with for our needs. country a "Lord's treasury." tember. the case was Win. H. Davenport; col- societies,and this will doubt- every home Uniontown. L. Amoss,director of the department, the Philadelphia Press. William Hawk, of Bridgeport, mat ored, 231 North Brue street. His wife less bring a great many people from Brother Kuhlman thinks the spas- Some of our farmers are selling (For the RECORD.) was present and carried into effect with an accident last Tuesday, on Ellen testified that lie told her he did the counties. modic efforts which we make for the their wheat for fear that it might get Senator-elect Wellington, upon be- Sabbath evening, November 8th., a the object of the meeting, that of or- Frederick St., while driving a pair of not want any wife, and that when The programme is unusually attrac- Lord's work are not in keeping with lower; others are waiting for it to go ing asked if lie thought any action "Song Service" was held in the audi- ganizing an executive committee for horses attached to a buggy, which she went after him to ask him to sup- tive and men of national reputation St. Paul's direction to the church in to a dollar a bushel. Unfortunately would be taken at the approaching ence room. The service was conduct- the county, and also committees for resulted in throwing him head-fore- port her infant he shook money in are engaged to speak. the matter of "gatherings" for be- for some, they sold their entire crop session of Congress looking to the ed by Prof. Jesse F. Billinyer. The the several districts. After orraniza- most out of the vehicle, giving him a her face, but refused her request. He Tuesday afternoon will be given nevolence. The writer has long felt early in the season at 55c. passage of a revenue tariff measure, exercises were opened with an An- tion, in compliance with Mr. Amoss' good shaking up. The buggy and was first sentenced to one month in over to enrollment of out of town the justice of the position taken in Mr. Bendigo Newcomer, who had replied in the negative. The Senate, them, "I love the Lord." After the request, ten subjects were then select- harness were somewhat da maged. the House of Correction, but upon delegates and preparatory devotional this discussion, and hopes the church the misfortu se to be thrown off of a he said,was just the same in complex- usual exercises of reading the Scrip- ed, from which a program will be "Keep in the middle of the road," his promise to live with his wife the services. The evening session will may speedily come to realize that it load of fodder at E. 0. Garner's, on ian as when it killed the Dingley bill tures and prayer, an address was prepared for discussion at the insti- William. sentence was changed to a fine of $10. attract great attention; the subject is the part of wisdom to colopt it. Monday before the election, causing and nothing could be hoped far from •• given by the leader,on "Music," which tute meeting, to be held in Baltimore This, with the costs, amounted to will be •'Armenia, the Martyr race of Rev. L. Kuhlman reported on the a very bad sprain of his ankle f row that body. Mr. Wellington thinks The Delaware (Ohio) Gazette pub- contained variety of thought, and some time during the cowing Winter. $23.91. the 19th Century" and Rev. Freder- Young Lutheran and recommended which he suffered very much, and that conditions are such as to make lished by Abram Thomson, a broth- was highly appreciated by the large The subjects are: "Co-operation," ick D. Green of New York; Miss Mar- instead of two editions that hereafter which caused him to lose his vote, is an extra session of Congress inevita- er of Thomas D., and Joseph M., Andrew Jackson, colored, aged and attentive audience. Quite a :•Liine," "Grading Produce far mar- garet W. Leitch, of Ceylon, and Rev. there be but one edition for the Mid- improving slowly. ble, and tie believes that President Thomson, of this place, came out twenty years, a prisoner at the Mary- number of songs were rendered; Miss ket." "Dairying," "Poultry," "Beef Dr. Allan H. Tupper of Balthuore, dle Conference. It was adopted,and McKinley will, in all probability, call last Wednesday printed in red ink on land Penitentiary, was on Saturday Eva E. Gilbert presided at the crgan. feeding," "Swine diseases and will be the speakers. On Wednesday, the conference proceeded to an elec- Gamber. that body together soon after he yellow paper, in celebration of the morning last, shot in one of the shoe The pastor, Elder G. W. Seilhauser plagues," "Entomology," and "Re- addresses will be made by pastors tion of editor-in-chiet,resulting in the takes his seat. Senator Wellington election of McKinley. A brief editor- shops of the institution, by Deputy is holding his protracted meeting at sults upon the land of fertilization and laymen of the Maryland church- choice of Rev. L. Kuhlman. A resolu- As the great political contest is looks for the passage of a tariff act ial expresses great satisfaction at the Keeper John B. Wollering, and died Frizzellburg. and cultivation." es. The evening of Wednesday, Rev. tion looking to an organization of all over, and the country has settled more comprehensive and reaching result in "our dear old native state," a few hours later from the effects of The repairs of damages done by the It was generally admitted that the Dr. John F. Beckley of New York' the young people's societies of the down to business again, and the man further in its results than the Ding- Maryland. the wound. When fired upon, Jack- recent storm are nearing completion dairy business, if properly conducted, will speak on "What can C. E. do for Lutheran churches in Maryland was who bet on the right side is wearing ley bill, which he regarded as purely son was within a few feet of the of- as rapidly as possible. would pay, and it was argued that it P. B. Engler, state secretary, ad- better Sabbath observance." Hon. adopted. On motion of Rev. R. S. a new hat, and timings in general are a revenue measure. While the latter ficer, standieg in a threatening atti- A Packard organ has recently been should receive greater attention from dressed a union meeting of five Bal- Homer L. Castle of Pittsburg, Pa., Patterson it was resolved, "That it is pursuing the even tenor of their way, is an absolute necessity, at the same tude, with a hammer in one hand purchased for the audience room, fanners. In regard to sheep raising, timore city Camps of the P. 0. S. of will speak on "The Christian's Right the sense of this body that any mem- I will endeavor to cite a few of the time the bill should embrace the pro- and a knife in the other. The weap- which was dedicated Sabbath night, Mr. Lambert said that he had given A., in the hail of Camp No. 1., cor. Place." On Thursday morning there ber of our churches who signs an ap- current events of our neighborhood. tective feature consistent with the on used by the officer was a pistol. October, 1st., after a Musicale. Miss it special attention Lir two or more Park Avenue and Fayette Sts., on will be confeiences on various Chris- plication for liquor license ought to Mrs. Lewis Shipley entertained the republican idea. The bullet entered the left side of the Ida Diffenbaugh, of Westininster,and seasons, and had found it profitable. Monday night. On Tuesday night,the tian Endeavor work led by prominent be disciplined." L. A. S. at her hospitable home on prisoner, just below the ribs, causing Mr. and Mrs. Grant Heltabridle de- Mr. Amoss also stated that in his 24th, he will meet the East Baltimore laymen and an address by Rev. E. H. At the invitation of Rev. Chas. L. Thursday, October 29th. The evening Orphans' Court Proceedings. internal hemorrhage. A jury, em- serve mention for the selections they observations in sections of the state Camps, at Sternberger's Hall, North Del k,of Hagerstown,on "The strength Ritter, pastor of the Burkittsville was passed in the work of the society, pannelled by Coroner Buddenbohn, rendered; also a solo by Miss, Go- he had visited in his official capacity, MONDAY, NOV. 9th., 1896.—Josiah Gay St. Three new Camps are in and weakness of Christian Endeav- charge, it was resolved to meet in the conducted by the president, Mrs. decided that the killing was justifia- rinne Hollenberry, 4 years old, en- lie had found it to be yielding the Wantz and Theodore S. Zepp, execu- process of formation in Baltimore,and orers." Rev. Chas. Roads of Virginia, Burkittsville church at the regular Joseph Caple,vocal and instrumental ble, it having been shown that the titled "Let a little sunshine in." Mrs. farmers profitable returns, and lie ad- tors of Mary Wentz, deceased, re- will be instituted beimare the end of will speak on "The Joy of Soul Win- session next spring. music, conversation, etc., until sup- officer fired in self-defense. Heckle Reightler gave a recitation in vised that it would be to the farmers' turned inventory of goods and chat- the present year. ning." Pastor Miller and his good people per was announced,when all repaired No one has yet claimed the bag of. her usual pleasing style. The event interests to givoit greater attention. tels, inventory of money and received Mrs. Anna M. Rudolph, a respected One of the most interesting features entertained the conference very pleas- to the dining room where a table money found by E. S. Spangler, of will long be remembered as one of Mr. Devries gave some interesting order to sell goods and chattels. lady of this district, died this Friday of the convention will be the Junior antly, doing all in their power to groaned under its load of good things. York township, while covering the profit and pleasure. facts relating to what has been sup- Cora A. Leister, administratrix of morning about 8 o'clock. Funeral Rally on Thursday afternoon. 1000 make us welcome and comfortable. to which all present did ample jus- barn of J. B. Horne, at Innersville, The congregation have decided to posed to be hog cholera in Howard Jesse M. Leister, deceased, returned will be preached at her late home, at Juniois will assemble and listen to a The conference was the most inter- tice. Among those present were M r. near York, Pa. Unless some one adopt congregational singing with county herds. Numbers of hogs, he inventory of goods and chattels and T. H. Fringer's, at 1 p. in., Sunday, talk by Rey. Maltbie D. Babcock, D. esting time writer has ever had privil- and Mrs. Lewis Shipley and family, calls soon, Constable Raiker will turn Mrs. Carrie Messier as organist, Miss said, had died recently in his section, received orders to sell goods and chat- and interment will be in the Luther- D. Other exercises will make this an ege of attending and must have been Mrs. Joseph Caple.Mr. and Mrs. J. M. it over to William C. Solomon and Eva E. Gilbert, assistant, and Prof. supposedly from cholera. He was of tels and notify creditors. an cemetery. She leaves four chil- interesting meeting. Thursday, pres- profitable to the congregation in Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Jabez A. Mr. Spangler, who found the bag. Jesse F. Billtuyer. leader. the opinion, however, that the dis- Letters testamentary on the estate dren; Mrs. T. H. Fringer, Mrs. A. J. ident L. B. Whitinan,D. D., of Wash- whose midst it met. We may indulge Bariles, Mrs. John Braning and son, The bag contains over four thousand ease with which the swine was affect- of T. Sewell Purvis, deceased, were Hahn of Tyrone,Pa., M. H. Rudolph, ington, D. C. will make an address the hope that Trinity congregation Mrs. Joshua Peeling,Miss Annie Mur- dollars. Those in the neighborhood MARRIED. ed in most of these instances was a granted to Ella M. Butter. Wichita, Kansas, and P. 0. Rudolph, on "Every Talent for Christ." Taneytown, will have the benefit of ray, Mrs. Horace Shipley and child, believe it has been in its hiding place plague not yet accurately defined. The last will and testament of Jane Alva, O. T. She had been in poor The Convention will close by a ser- such a meeting at no late date. MYERS—LINN.—On Nov, 5th, at Mrs. A. M. Gamber,Mrs. John Stocks- ever since the late war. About the Hot cholera, he stated, was conta- R. Butler, deceased, admitted to pro- health for some years, but was con- mon by Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D. Rev. R. S. Patterson preached the Mt. Joy parsonage, near Harney, by dale, Mrs. Rechel G-riffee, Mr. and time the Confederate troops, under Rev. G. W. Minnick, Mr. Charles E. gious, but a peculiar feature was bate. fined to her bed but two weeeks. She D., of Philadelphia. Mrs. R. E. Barnes, Mrs. Mollie Bra- General John B. Gordon, invaded closing sermon of the conference on Myers to Miss Cora L Linn. that, while whole herds had died on Samuel H. Mayer, administrator w, was in her 71st. year. At noon, during the days of the the subject, "The abiding presence ning and children, Mrs. J. W. Sellers, the borough of York, many persons CLICNISON—BUCKEY.—On Nov .11th, some farms, on adjacent farms the a. of Henry Mayer,settled second and Assuming that the electoral vote Convention, Evangelistic Services of Christ in the Church." The confer- Mrs. Margaret Haines, Mrs. Dulauey fled with their valuables out the Bal- in the Reformed church, in Union hogs had remained in perfect health, final account. of McKinley and Hobart will stand will be held down town, for wen, and and child, Airs. Marthe Shipley; timore and Chanceford pikes,and the 'ence adjourned at noon on Wednes- Bridge, by Rev. K. 0. Spessard, Mr. and that it had been fouud that the Elsie M. Gardner, administratrix w. at 278, David Trimmer and Dr. F. H. Dr. Wharton, of Baltimore, and Rev. J. Walter Clemson to Miss Lula Messrs Willie Heinrick and Jack supposition is that they hid this bag day. treatment for cholera had proved en- a. of Nancy Pelschner, deceased, set- Being came nearest to predicting the J. Wilbur Chapman will be in charge. D. FRANK GARLAND. K. Buckey, Dull of Balthnore. barn, tirely disastrous in its effects. He was number, the former naming 277, and of money in the rafters of the FORREST—SPURRIE R.—On Novem- Mr. Jacob Powder has finished saw- tled first and final account. NOTE—The above is from the Press in favor of a more thorough investi- the latter, 279. Both, however, were where they had slept, to keep the There are 11to,000,000 old copper pen- ber 11th., in Baltimore. by Rev. Wil- ing and now has his barn ready for Report sale of real estate of William Committee of the Md. C. E. Union, liam Griffith, Mr. Clarence H. For- gation being mace in this line. In wrong on four states. With the ex- Confederates from getting it. nies somewhert. Nobody knows what the carpenters. Repp, deceased, finally ratified. H. N. Hanna, chairman. rest, to Mrs. Helen M. Spurrier. several localities in the upper portion ception of the division of the Wyom- hae become of them, except once in a W. S. Gamber, Esq., who has been TUESDAY, Nov. 10th., 1896.—Letters The Parade To-night. SINNOTT—DELPHEY.—On the 10th., of the county numbers of farmers ing vote, the editor of the RECORD Official dispatches from Havana de- while a single specimen turns up in suffering with eczema in his left leg, testamentary on the estate oh Jane in time Catholic church, Westminster, have lost in one day their entire correctly named all the states but The great republican parade to scribe an engagement in which Gen- change. A few years ago 4,400,000 two Mr. James Sinnott, of Westminster, is, we are glad to say, nearly well R. Butler, deceased, were granted to herds. two, though the sum of the vote was have been held here last night, eral Weyler is said to nave defeated cent pieces were set afloat. Three mil- to Miss Addle Delphey of Union again. Matthew F. Butler and William B. Bridge. Mr. Arum has since perfected or- 291. A large number of estimates (Thursday) has been postponed until the insurgents. Reports from Cuba lions of these are still outstanding. A fine young inane belonging to Mr. Thomas. Mary E. Hood, administratrix of received by nickel pieces WRIGHT—MYERS.—On November N. Benson became frightened and ganizations in Frederick and Hagers- were received from as far west as tonight, (Friday 13th.) Should it steamer at Key West, Three million three cent 11th., near Mayberry, by Elder Solo- town, and will visit Allegany and George W. Hood, deceased, returned Kansas; McKinley's being placed as again be rainy, it will come off on Fla., are to the effect that General are scattered over the United States, mon Stoner, Mr. William W. Wright ran over a pile of posts breaking her Garrett counties on the same errand, list sales of goods and chattels and low as 168, and as high as 346. Monday night. Weyler was repulsed. but it is very rarely that one is seen. to Miss Cora A. Myers. leg. in the near future. settled first and final account. SAMPLE BALLOTS. 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PUBLISHING COMPANY." elections, with instructions as to the One Month $ .50 things to tell you about-the Reindollar, Daily and Sunday, One Month proper method of voting under the Hess & Co., Three Months $1.50 BOARD OF DIRECTORS' 4°41 Powder Daily and Sunday, As most of the ballots differ sort they are, their value, and where a blind man can always find a Three Months .81.90 A. H.ZOLLIOKOFFER DR. G. T. MOTTER, laws. Think not to say that because Six M au hs •$3 00 DR. F. H. *miss, GEO. H. BIRNIE, from ours, although the Australian ABSOLUTELY PURE Bargain. Now is the time to get just Daily and Sunday, six months...... • •$3.75 G. A.ARNOLD DR.0. BIRNIE P. B. ENGLAR our Selling Price. what you need, very cheap, for we One Year system in some form is used in nearly we keep up a full line of Nails With Sunday Editi n, One Year have just opened a new lot of goods. Sun ay Edition, One Year $1.00 P. B. ENGLAR, EDITOR and MANAGER. all the states, a brief description of Is Maryland Republican? and a few other staple articles Come and see our the collection, will likelybe of inter- White Bed Blankets! THE TWICE-A-WEEK TERMS $1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE. to help sell AMERICAN- est. Republican politicians who are now other goods, that ' Cheap Blankets ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted under may proclaiming that Maryland is a relia- contract at the rate of $2.50 per inch per The ballots received, may, or we do not mean to get out of the We have them at 75c a pair and up. The Cheapest and Best Family annum. Rates for Special Advertisements not, represent the exact size of the bly republican state may be deluding There is more Catarrh in this section of the 49c. Our Bcots are the best we have bad given on application. country than all other diseases put together, Hardware Business. Newspaper Published. themselves. In these latter days, Have sold for several seasons; for $1.65 to $2.40 FINE JOB WORK a specialty, at lowest official ballots used, but it is reason- and until the last few years was supposed to be great many years doctors Size about 56 by 72, pure white cot- for the best-no trash in stock. rates. Samples and estimates furnished on all able to presume that they very close- since political bosses have assumed incurable. For a out the Tin and Stove Business, The classes of work. pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed ton, fleeced. Fancy colored border, best line of ly represent them, except, possibly, the leadership of parties and the con- local remedies. and by constantly failing to ONLY ONE DOLLA-F. A YEAR CORRESPONDENTS must avoid personal cure with local treatment, pronounced it incur- taped and bound. Weight, 2 pounds. and the Hardware department reflections, of a non-complimentary character, in color, as all official ballots are trol of party organizations, positions able. science has proven catarrh to be a con- DRESS GOODS and only make statements which can be easily Seventy-five cents their value. Six Months, 50 cts, in other days were held by stitutional disease, and therefore requires con- • will be disposed of as soon as verified. All communications must be signed likely printed on white paper. In which stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, that we have ever had, at prices to by the writer's own name, otherwise they can- of repute, the in- manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, November Price 49c the pair. suit every one. Carpets and Oilcloths not be used. some cases the ballots themselves statesmen and men possible to some one who may Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the good end cheap. Men's-wear to snit SUBSCRIPTIONS will be continued, as a contain instructions to the voter, dependent voter has arisen. And market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 TRE Twice-a-Week AMERICAN is published in rule, after the time for which the paper has want to engage in a all, both Wool and Cotton. Prices two issues, Tuesday and Friday sep- the adyent of the independent drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the mornings,with been paid, has expired. Subscribers IN ho wish while in others we have received since blood and mucous surface of the system. They Low. the news of the week in compete sh.ipe. It also to discontinue should notify us, or ask their arate instructions, and in some, noth- voter no state in the Union can be offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails contains interesting special corms ondence,en- Postmaster to do so. The label on paper con- to cure. Send for circulars and testmonials. 89c. tertaining romances, good poetry and local tains date to which the subscription has been ing but the ballot has been received. considered as reliably democratic or Add ress, Good Paying Business, COFFEE. matter AS general interest and fresh miscel- paid. lany suitanle for the home circle I. reliably republican. It is true that F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. Size 11-4, about 65 by 75; weight 4 Price to-day Fifteen Cents and up- carefully ADVERTISEMENTS and contributions for the INDIANA. Sold by Druggists, 75c. or in a Retail and Wholesale edited Agricultural Department, id full and inside of the paper should be handed in by question and the bitter Hall's Family Pills are the best. Pounds. Fancy combination colored wards for roasted. reliable Fin, n iial and Market Reports, are Tuesday evening to be guaranteed insertion. The size of the balhst is 10+ x 14,and the race special features. kept border; a good honest Blanket worth is printed on pale green paper in memory of reconstruction have way; to clear the room which SUGAR ENTERED AT TANEYTOWN POSTOFFICEASSEOONDOLASS MATTER One Dollar and Twenty-five cents. TERMS AND PREMIUMS: clear type. It contains seven the Southern States democratic ever small is for rent. 4 and 4/ cents for Brown, and 5 cents The since the troops were withdrawn. Re- November price, 89c the pair. barrel. Twice-a-week American, single copy 1 SATURDAY, NOV. 14th., 1896. tickets for electors in the following for White-cheaper by the year $1.00 move the race question and it is like- It will pay you to call and 5 copies. one year, and extra copy of the order; democratic; with rooster em- Come and see us before you buy; Twice-a division. -week, one year, or daily 14 blem; Republican, with flying eagle; ly there would speedily be a see what we have, and get prices we carry a line of First-class Goods- months,frce $5.00 THE DEFEAT of Altgeld in Illinois Massachusetts and we don't care to handle trash, for 10 copies, one year, with an extra copy of with rising sun; Peo- But when in the Twice-a and Breckinridge in Kentucky, are Prohibition, Ililton Academy, 81.29. before purchasing elsewhere. there is nothing in it for any one. -Week one year and Daily plow and sledge; Gold Pennsylvania voters are driven into months free 10.00 gratifying evidences that the people ples, with Do not allow yourself to be taken in, 20 copies, one year, with an extra copy of Standard, with Thomas Jefferson revolt and elect democratic Gcvern- Taneytown, Better grade; size 72 by 80. Weight While we may not be able to but come in to Twice-a- Week one year and Daily 9 believe in upholding law and morali- to claim that months, free 20.00 National, with goddess of jus- ors, it is too much 5 pounds. Part wool with red arid 30 copies, one year, with ty. Bath of these gentlemen are bust; sell you 5d., 6d. and 8d. Nails an extra copy of Maryland is reliably republican or blue stripe border; an extra size, and the Twice-a- Week and one copy of tice, and Labor, with arm and ham The above Select School entered Daily one year free much safer in private,than in public, reliably democratic. A scrutiny of cheaper than other dealers, but Reindollar Hess& Co., 30.00 mer. upon its second year on Sept. 14, '96. very heavy blanket. Regular price The premium copies will be sent to any ad- life. dress desired. The ballot is marked with a stamp, the returns at this very election The number of pupils being limit- Two Dollars. on other sizes you will find our should convince any prudent men of ed. I will be able to give full atten- TANEYTOWN, MD. Specimen copies sent to any address. It is BY ANOTHER week the result of the making a heavy asterisk, and must tion to each one individually in every This month only at $1.29 a pair. prices far below present factory not necessary for all the names in a club to election will be a thing of the past,so marked by any other means. this fs‘ct. In the twelfth ward of Bal- open come from one office, nor is it necessary to not be subject of study. The school is send all the names at one time. Send on the far as an exciting public event is con- The mark for a straight ticket can be timore city there was a majority of to both sexes, and from 8 years up. prices. names as fast as received. about 2,300 votes for McKinley and cerned, and Ise can then expect to made anywhere within the space con- Remittances should be made by check, 82.49. postal find out how people really feel about taining the party emblem which is 1+ the same ward gave at the same elec- Terms of Tuition. Shelf Hardware, money-order or registered letter, as it Hanover Gloves is unsafe to send money in ordinary letters,and majority for the democratic it. When people are excited, or dis- inches square. For cutting, small tion a General Course, lasting 39 weeks, All wool Blanket, good size and the publisher cannot be responsible for losses juage. The ninth ward Leather, Bar Iron, occasioned there by. appointed, it is a poor time to get and heavily outlined squares appear candidate for viz: Reading. Writing, Spelling, weight. Beautiful border, either OF ALL KINDS. opinions out of them. gave a majority of nearly four hun- Arithmetic, Grammar, Geograph y, Paints, Entered at the p-stoffice at Baltimore,- Md. honest before each name on the ticket, large red or blue. Three Dollars and Fif- Harness as second-class matter, April 13, 1894. dred for McKinley and a still greater History, Algebra, Drawing, Physiol- enough for the stamp mark to be Physics, 14:30. ty cents their value. and Electoral Vote Question. majority for the democratic candi- ogy and Machine" Oils, SPECIAL CLUB RATES. placed in. There are no lines between General Course and in addition Lat- We have on hand the well- date for judge and elected a democrat Our special price until Dec. 1. Blankets, Robes, Rims The Twice a-Week American,with any of the As the method of electing a Presi- the tickets, and, the ballot as a in, Greek, German or French, *4.40. known Hanover Gloves; we following named journals, will to the Council. The thirteenth ward only $2.49. be sent one dent and Vice-president of the Unit- whole, is the neatest and most con- General Course, Languages and Ge- and Spokes, Chains, year, to separate addresses, if desired, at the gave McKinly 342 majority and elect- have the Oil-tanned Califor- prices given in the first column of figures: ed States by "Electoral Votes" is not venient, barring the small type, of ometry, Trigonometry, etc.,. $5O. etc., are being sold ed a democrat to the Council by 332 at a sacrifice. nia White Glove, which has fully understood by many, we will any yet received. Pupils can be entered at any time. NAMES OF JOURNALS. Club Regular The county ballot is separate,being majority, The nineteenth ward gave Come and see that we mean no equal for corn husking; Price, Price. state as clearly and briefly as possible, lessons given in the Sci- $3.69. a majority of nearly 1,500 tor McKin- Private American Agriculturist.... the workings of the system, and the on green paper, size 8 by 10 inches. ences and Languages. business, for you will stand a also Husking'Gloves of all $34412.....5r25,5: $2•50 ley and elected a sterling democrat to Better grade, strictly all wool, both American Magazine 3.75 reasons for its use. It contains four full tickets, headed kinds. Atlantic Monthly 5.00 the Council. Translations from and into Ger- warp and filling. One of time staple good chance of paying much American Farmer 2.00 Instead of voting directly for the with Congressman, and has the same man, at moderate rates. Century Magazine This election brought out a great sellers at a Five Dollar price. Hanover Gloves for Dress and driv- Christian President and Vice-president, the emblems and the same general char- higher prices for the same goods Union 3.75 5.4. reserve vote which has never before For further information, address or ing can't be beat for neatness, fit and Demorest's Monthly 2.75 3.00 qualified voters of each state vote for acteristics as the larger national and apply to This month only, $3.69 a pair. in the near future, as has been wear. Leslie's Illustrated Newsp'r 4.50 5.00 been polled. The yote of this year " Popular Month y 3,75 4 oo as many electors as their state has state ballot described above. Receiv- HENRY MEIER,Principal, " 1 leasant Hours 2.60 2.75 exceeds that of the last presidential the case with some other lines Come and look our Glove Stock • Budget of Wit 3.00 3.25 Senators and Representatives in Con- ed from L. C. Reaves, Autiville, Jay MILTON ACADEMY, election by full forty thousand. Part Chilly nights speak louder over; if you buy other makes and get Godey's Lady's Book.. 2.75 3.00 gress. Maryland, for instance, has county, Aug-29 Taneytown, Md. of business. beat, the fault lies with you and not Har,per's Weekly 4.50 WEST VIRGINIA. of this represents the natural growth than words of the seasonable- ' Magazine 4.50 55..88 two senators and six representatives, Respectfully with us. " Bazar...... 4.50 5.00 of the population, but the greater yours; Household 1.85 2.50 consequently the state has eight The size of this ballot is 14 inches part doubtless is the reserve vote ness of these delightfully soft, Lippencott's Magazine 3.2• 4.00 electoral votes, or eight Presidential wide by 31 in length, and in color is BAKERY Rural New Yorker 2.80 3.00 which has come out for the fist time. MODEL warm Blankets, KING WASHING MACHINE, Scribner's Magazine 3.75 4.00 electors on the tickets. what is known as terra cotta, It con- flcC. Davidson, Scientific American 3.75 4.00 To which party this vote beloags no KOONTZ & WAGNER, Propr's. St. The electors receiving the greatest tains five tickets; only two, republi- formerly $8.00; this month $4.00 buys Nicholas 3.75 4.00 one can tell, but that it is not a hide- Dealers in F. M. YOUNT, TANEYTOWN,MD. Turf,Field and Farm 5.00 6.00 number of votes in each state, meet can and democratic, being complete one. for all the candidates, national, state bound partisan vote is apparent from CHAS. C. FULTON & Co. in their respective states on the sec- ROLLS, Taneytown, Md. Agent for Empire Separators Felix Agnus Mgr. and Publisher. and county. The other parties repre- the fact that itshas not usually come BREAD, CAKES, ond Monday of January following American Office BALTIMORE. MD sented are, prohibition, national dem- to the polls. Confectioneries, Groceries, h., and Creamery outfits in general; the election, and vote by ballot for * * * * * * For Rent! President and Vice-president. The re- ocratic and peoples. It has no party ueii as Teas, Coffees, Sugar, Molas- GENTS' Tread Powers for running The people of this state and city also sult of the balloting must be made emblems, and no squires for marking ses Dried Fruits, Oranges, Lemons, demand good and clean government. Potatoes, Coal Oil, same. qyiND up into three sets of returns, each either at the head, or at the end of Bananas, Sweet The large Store Room, now They demand the right to nominate Salt, Rice, (fold Fi110 signed by all of the electors, and seal- the candidates names. their own candidates. If the repub- occupied by McC. Davidson, as ed, One of these lists is to be depos- The voter must cancel the tickets Tobacco and Cigars, D. W. GARNER. lican party gives good government, a Hardware ootalivivioN ited with the United States District lie does not wish to vote for, by draw- Cigarettes, Canned Goods of all kinds. Warranted, Only $9.00, Store. Suitable better than the democrats gave, then Judge of the district in which the ing a line with pen and ink from top for almost any kind TA NEYTOWN MD there is no reason why the people of business; electors meet; the other two are sent to bottom of them, leaving one clear FLOURS 'f- should not continue them in power. including the well-known also 6 Dwelling Rooms adjoin- by the Secretary of State to the uudefaced ba:lot. If lie desires to a all kinds, Gents' Nickel Watch Old exchanges,in bundles of 100,on- And if the democrats are going into brands of Alba Rose, Weist's, Roberts' President of the United States Sen- vote a mixed ticket he must erase, by ing store. Rent reasonable. the next political contest with any Stonesifer's, and two excellent brands with Chain,complete only $2.50. Unprecedented in the History ate, one by mail and one by messen- scratching, the names he does not Spring wheat, known as"Cyclone" ly 5c., at RECORD office. expectation of success they must go of Possession given April 1st., '97. ger. wish to vote for, and write on the and "Wonder;" also New Corn Meal, without any incubus on the party. Hominy; Fine Toi- of Journalism. On the second Wednesday of Feb- ticket those ot his choice. In other Buckwheat, and Have you seen them yet? Mrs. Julia Davidson. The party will need all its strength let Soap, 3 pieces for 5cts.; also ruary the lists from the several states words, one ticket from top to bottom WANTED! to win under the most favorable cir- S VVIE:117 (111)11.., The publishers of the CARR OLT. RECORD are opened by the President of the must contain the names of all whom H. E. SLAGENHAUP, have made a special arrangement with the cumstances, and it cannot expect to by the glass or by the gallon. 25 lien to buy Fly Nets! publishers of the New York Ile desires to vote for and all other Taneytown, Senate in the presence of the two com- Ma, JEWELER names on the other tickets be cancel- win in a fight if it is to carry an Old Our new store room will be littleston Carriage Works. houses of Congress, and the votes are pleted by the middle of November, In order to sell the few Nets that It is the old system of voting, Man of the Sea upon its back.-Balt. Morning Advertiser counted. The candidates receiving led. where we shall be Pleased to wait on Old exchanges, in bundles of 100,on- we have left, we will offer them with the tickets of all the parties on Sun. in a better manner the highest Lumber of votes are de- our customers AND heretofore. ly 5c, at the RECORD office. -›..A AT COST! pe(-- Sunday Advertiser clared duly elected. The successful one ballot. Sample received from J. than Law in two Nations. Lard taken in exchange. whereby they can furnish the electors are termed members of the F. Dugan, Marlowe, Berkeley county. Eggs and We must make room for our large stock of "Electoral College." NEVADA. Commenting editorially on the im- Carroll Record, By this system the people vote but The size of ballot is 17 inches wide prisonment in England, of Mrs. W. TANEYTOWN GEO. H. BIRNIE & CO, Blankets and Robes, M. Castle, a wealthy California lady, indirectly for President. The popu- by 21 in length, printed on white pa- BANKERS, which we claim to be as low in price, and both of the above papers to a limited num- lation of a state, per. The arrangement is not that of for shoplifting; or, as it seems to be ber of subscribers for one year for however,determines TANEYTOWN, if not lower, as any others on the the number of electoral votes each party tickets, and no emblems are true in her case, kleptomania, the N. Roller• ills MD. market. All we ask to convince you state is entitled to, because repre- used. The presidential electors for Y. Advertiser, says: of the fact, is to come and examine $2.50 S. D. MEH RING, my stock and prices, before purchas- sentation in Congress is apportioned McKinley and Hobart, Bryan and "In its sternness and rigidity,as ex- Discount Business Notes. emplified in the case of Mrs. Manufacture and have MANUFACTURER OF ing elsewhere. A first-class metropolitan newspaper by mail according to population. At present, Sewall and Bryan and Watson are all Castle, Receive Deposits subject to check. every day for one year and British justice presents its most un- constantly on hand one Congressman represents every in one column, with instructions to lovable aspect. The unfortunate Make collections on all points. S. C. REAVER, 173,901 inhabitants. "vote for three" at the head of each woman was so manifestly irresponsi- THEIR SUPERIOR FINE CARRIAGES Near Railroad. Taneytown, Md THE CARROLL RECORD Tile electoral system is considered group,the voting to be done by mak- ble that no American jury would have Sayings Bank Department. her guilty of a crime which more equitable than at. election by ing an X mark in a square at the found BRANDS OF FLOUR Interest paid on Time Deposits. could not exist without responsibility wheat, and very and Buggies. For $2. 50. popular vote, because it represents right of each name. made from selected on her part. Nevertheless, while this choice -SPIJCT&L4 EtikrrIES- BUFFINGTON HOUSE, same arrangement-one above SURREYS, PHAETONS population, and not, necessarily, The fact is undisputed, and will unquest- to Weekly and ) The most liberal offer of the century. effect her speedy BRAN AND MIDDLINGS. Monthly Depositors NEAR SQUARE, voters. As the Presiaent of the Unit- the other-is followed for state and ionably release, the TRAPS, CARTS, CUTTERS, ed States county officers, there being no separ- acts of larceny of which she was THE MORNING ADVERTISER is the executive for the technically guilty force her to endure 1 Dayton, TANEYTOWN, MD. whole people,and not for voters alone, ation as in single tickets. It seems the forms, at least, of punishment cash prices paid for grs in. A bright and clean eight-page daily, con Highes+ FINE McCall, WAGONS. tabling every day all the news an the point in this claim is easily seen. to be a simple enough method of vot- allotted to her offense. To us this JAS. BUFFINGTON, Prop'r. special features of interest to/everybody It is considered the fairest system,be- ing, providing one can read, but seems unjust and reprehensible,since Jagger, a good short story, a woman's column, intent is the essence of crime. gossip about actors and actresses, book cause it would not do so well in a state having But .N EAR THE SQUARE, criticisms, prevents great popular ma- this is the principle of British law ZOLLICi9FFEk 13IV. and a General Line of Light Vehicles special market and financial jorities in certain sections of our a very large list of candidates. Re- k can be found, and he sells as cheap First-class in Every Respect! reports, and the best sporting page. It is that has had the effect of exercising 15,9,94,tf as arty one else in the town. You A Good Selection of Second Hand the foremost lc. newspaper in the United country from exercising an influ- ceived from A. W. Hesson, Elko. a repressive influence on crime. States, a high-toned and wholesome home can find a full line of Work on hand The Popular House for Commercial newspaper. ence which might be detrimental CALIFORNIA. When the United States ceases to Old exchanges, in bundles of 100, to the country lead the world, with no second, in GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, REPAIRING promptly done. Travelers. as a whole. This ballot is on white paper, 16 crimes of violence-especially murder, THE SUNDAY ADVERTISER In addition, the electoral system only 5 cents, at the RECORD office. AND NOTIONS. inches wide by 18 long, and, while an burglary and robbery-it will be time Ur' Low PRICES, and all work. 8 pages (16 columns), 45 columns of which discounts fraud. It might be alto- improvement, typographically, over for us to criticise the British method FRESH OYSTERS Rates Moderate! will be reserved for the news, illustra- Respect for law begins in the British guaranteed. tions, special articles and literary matter. gether possible, and no doubt is, that the Nevada ballot, the arrangement A model, high-class nursery, and is enforced in the Brit- served in any style; also by the gallon. RR-Livery in connection with House. metropolitan Supday elections are not wholly free and fair paper, equal ln every respect to the-high- is exactly the same. The instructions ish system of education. Contempt, A beautiful piece of Glassware given LITTLESTOWN, PA priced Sunday papers. It is the largest in all states, Should this be true, vote for nine electors, one rep- with every pound of Jaye Blend Cof- consideration ever offered for are to for law seems to be one of the object- 8 21-94-tf Opposite Depot. then states with corrupt election offi- resentative in Congress, &c.,by mark- ives of our own. Before we can hope fee. Think over the proposition and send in Pure Virginia Honey, 20 your cials could roll up immense majorities an X to modify our bad eminence for cts. a box. Wind Storm Insurance. subscription at once. ing with a black lead pencil, violence we Dice, and Q. & Q. Tobacco only 20 which would foot up a crimes of must not only sum total of mark, in the square at the right of enforce our laws in the courts, but cents. per pound. J. FRANK WEANT, REMEMBER !! REMEMBER!! popular votes sufficient to defeat the the name. The law provides for vot- begin by enforcing them in our Pure Sugar Syrups, 20c, 30c, and 40 Tornado, or wind storm, insurance THIS OFFER MAY SHORTLY BE real will of the people. As 'the law schools and colleges." cents a gallon. ing in booths and absolute secrecy. COMMISSION MERCHANT, costs but a trifle, and affords protec- WITHDRAWN. now is, fraud at the polls has no ef- There are nine tickets represented; hereny announce that I have All the leading brands of Flour; also tion against a danger which is be- THE REGULAR SUBSCRIPTION DWIGHT L. MOODY, fect outside the state in which it is republican, democratic, people's, pro- the famous permanently located in Taneytown Corn Meal, New Hominy,Buck- PRICE OF THE MORNING wheat Meal, Ste. Butter, coming more frequent than fire. AND perpetrated, affecting only the elec- evangelist, has made a contract with for the manufacture of Eggs, Potatoes SUNDAY ADVERTISER FOR ONE hibition, national democrat, national Green Imperial Tea, only 25c a pound. the Ladies'Home .Tournal,by which he YEAR IS toral vote of that state. and social labor. Six amendments Sweet Potatoe the barrel. Apples, Onions, to the state constitution followed the will conduct in that magazine a series CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, The Continental Insurance Co., The Companion Calendar. Poultry, &c. candidates,to be voted for or against. of popular Bible studies in the form of New York, $3.50 of a great National Bible Class. It Daytons, Phaetons, Potatoes in Car Lots a Specialty. BY THIS OFFER YOU GET IT It is said that the expense of mak- Only a voter physically disabled Have your will be made into a regular and per- and everything in this line. Factory Wilson & Goodwin, Agt's, Westminster FOR VIRTUALLY ing the Companion Art Calendar for may have assistance, and inability .Personal Attention to consignments. manent department of the Journal, work will also be kept on hand, and 1897 was so great that had it been to read or write, or drunkenness,does C,& P. Telephone, No. 1396. ssues such insurance at the lowest and is to be known as "Mr. Moody's it shah be my aim to supply the de $1,50. published in the usual quantity it not constitute disability. Any other man dfor all classes of work. rates, on dwellings, barns and other Bible Blass." The evangelist will 1006 HILLEN STREET, could not be sold for less than one writing or marking than the X mark buildings, for a paid up policy for Sample Copies of the Advertiser personally lead his unique "Bible 1UIMOLI, MD. dollar. Four beautiful female figures invalidates the ticket. Received from All Work Guaranteed. three years. For further information can be seen stip° RECORD office. Class" each month in the exposition Near Hillen Station, W. M. R. R. 26,2,6,6m are reproduced on four folding pages. J. T. Kuhns, Sisinore, Riverside apply to of some of the vital Bible truths, and Special attention given to Repair priritir4 Each figure is lithographed in twelve County. P. B. ENGLAR, will naturally appeal to a large circle ing. J colors, being a true reproduction of MICHIGAN. G. W. DEMMITT: of readers. 1,6,6m. Taneytown, Md. the original water-color painting, This ballot is twelve inches wide by Give me a trial and I will convince - DENTIST.- NEW YORI'WORLD. which was selected because of its you that my Prices and Work will ex- fifteen in length, on white paper. It How to Prevent Croup. be found satisfactory. Taneytown, - - - - Maryland THE TANEYTOWN THRICE-A-WEEK EDITION. cellence of design and charm of color contains five tickets, arranged as fol- SOME READING THAT WILL PROVE All persons in need of dental work should and tone. The size of each of the lows; republican, with emblem, flag INTERESTING TO YOUNG MOTHERS. SAVINGS BANK DONE AT give me a call as Twill save them money. Teeth 18 PAGES A WEEK. 156 PAPERS A YEAR. four folding pages is 10+ by 6 inches. containing head of Lincoln in centre; HOW TO GUARD AGAIST THE DISEASE. James H. Reindollar. extracted with little or no pain. The very Does a General Banking Business. It is by far the best piece of color prohibition, with flag containing seal Croup js a terror to young mothers best sets of teeth only $10., and guaranteed for Loans Money on Real or Personal five Temporary sets at low prices. Fill- Is larger than any weekly or semi- work the Companion has ever -offer- of state within a large circle; demo- and to post them concerning the TANEYTOWN, MD. years, ing and all kinds of dental work at bottom Security. Discounts Notes. Collec- weekly paper published and is the ed. Both as a calendar and as a gem cratic peoples union silver ticket, cause, first symptoms and treatment Shop back of Lutheran church. prices, and all work guaranteed. I will visit tions and remittances promptly only important Democratic "weekly" of the lithographer's art, it is so at- with a silver dollar emblem contain- is the object of this item. The crigin 5-1-95-ly person within 12 miles without extra charge. made. published in New York City. Three tractive that it becomes a valuable head of Bryan; democratic, wav- of croup is a counnon cold. Children Will be at Mver's store, Pleasant Valley, on times as large as the leading Republi- ing INTEREST PAID ON TIME can weekly of New addition to the the second Thursday of each month. Give me DEPOSITS York City. It will mantel or centre-ta ing flag held by a bare hand and who are subject to it take cold very THE RECORD OFFICE, be of especial advantage a trial. HENRY GALT, Treas. to you dur- ble of any room. It is given free to all arm; national, with a representation easily and croup is almost sure to fol- Yours Respectfully, ing tine Presidential Cain- 9-15-1Y G. W DEMMITT, Hentist. W. W. CRAPSTER Pres. new subscribers sending $1.75 to the of justice. low. The first sympton is hoarsettess; E. Kemper. pain,as it is published every oth- er day, except Sunday, and Companion for the year 1897, who re- Below each emblem is a circle to this is soon followed by a peculiar DIRECTORS. has all the freshness and thneliness of a ceive also the paper free from the contain the X mark for a straight rough cough, which is easily recogn- SUBSCRIBE SAMUEL STONER. W. JESSE ROBERTS JOSHUA KOUTZ, H. D. MEH RING. daily. It combines all the news with time the subscription is received till ticket, and for cutting, a small square ized and. will never be forgotten by JAMES C. GALT. JOHN J. CRAPSTER. a long list of interesting depart- BUTCHER AND DEALER T. H. ECKENRODE CALVIN T. FRINGER ments, unique January 1, 1897. is placed at left of each single name. one who has heard it. The time to W. W. CR APSTER. 11 ENRY GALT. features, cartoons and Celebrating in 1897 its seventy-first act is when the child first 28-7-94-ly graphic illustrations, the latter being The mark must be made with a becomes a spebialty. birthday, the Companion offers its stamp. The name of the office voted hoarse. If Chamberlain's Cough IN ALL KINDS OF All these improvements have been readers many exceptionally brilliant for is at the left side of the ballot,and Remedy is freely giyen all tendency -FOR THE- SALESMEN. made without any increase in the features. Fully two hundred of the all candidates for that office are con- to croup will soon disappear. Eyen WRITED We want one or two men cost, which remains at one dollar per in each County to take most famous men and women of both horizontal space exactly after the croupy cough has developed GOOD WORK, LOW PRICES. year. tained in a orders for Nursery Stock, and are willing to We offer this continents have Pay well for good work. We agree to RE- unequaled newspaper contributed to the opposite the title of the office. This it will prevent the attack. There is PLACE FREE anything that dies from natural and next year's volume of the paper. For feature seems to be a good one, and no danger in giving this remedy for MEATS & LIVE STOCK. causes. Who can think We also have a choice line of SEED POTA- The Carroll Record. free Illustrated Prospectus address, does not appear on any other of the it contains nothing injurious. For WANTED-AN IDEA of some simple TOES. GIVE US A TRIAL. thing to patent? Protect your ideas; they may THE HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY, together one year for $1.50. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, ballots yet sent in. Received from sale by R. S. McKinney, Druggist, bring you wealth. Write JOHN WEDDER- The regular BURN & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, Carroll Record. ROCHESTER, N. Y. subscription price of 205 Columbus Ave., Boston, Mass- Geo. H. Kuhns, Lansing. Taneytown, Md. TANEYTOWN, MD. D. C.,for their $1,800 prize offer. 9-6-4m. the two papers is $2.60. • COUNTY DIRECTORY. Homo aqd Farm, PRAY ER. THE CHEERFUL MAN.- THE Court Officers. The Ram's Horn Makes Some Helpful things That Lighten Life For Hunters In McKELLIP'S the Woods on Dreary Days. Original articles solicited for this department Suggestions. There is a kind of man who never [Jury terms held in Westminster, 2nd Mon- on any subject relative to home comforts, whether of a social, decorative, culinary or lacks camping companions. He may be CarrG11 The devil fears a praying mother. Record day in May and November; non-jury, 2nd. general character. Also articles pertaining to rich or poor, big or little. He may be Monday in February and August.] Agriculture, Stock-raising, the Dairy, and No man can pray right while he is Other kindred topics. Contributions must be SO weak as to be hardly able to carry JUDGES-Hon. Chas. B. Roberts, Chief and received not later than Monday evening to be living wrong. Cholera and his rifle and never able to bring a stick Diarrhoea Syrup In its new furm, is better pre- Resident Judge. Hon. James ReveIle and Hon. guaranteed insertion the same week. 'When you shut your closet dour, for the campfire. The Editor is not responsible for the opinions of wood He is wanted, pared than ever to Isaac T. Jones Associate Judges. expressed by contributors, nor does the publi- lock it with a promise. nevertheless. The campers call him the give to its cation of them make him their endorser. The (:)FR. Cholera Morin's, Diarrhcea, Cramps, &c. subscribers the full of CLERK or THE COURT-Benjamin F. Crouse. public is entitled to the free use of this depart- Half-heartedness makes no prayers jovial man, the one who never sulks, but value ment, as long as it is not used as a medium for always smiles. He is cheerful when the Citimt-Gershum Huff. that Ged can answer. $1.00 many times over during a the ventilation ol personalities, or for the pub- clouds weep and the campers are dismal. Til\TRIV.A.LT_JMD. lication of articles of no general intere,t or Prayer is not prayer until it be- year. It Aunrroli-J. J. Baumgartner. benefit. All He laughs when means to be so newsy, communications must be signed comes communion with God. he misses easy shots. McKELLIP'S by the writer, or authorship acknowledged in He grins when the smoke gets into his so attractive and so good, that [Orphans' Court meets in the Court House in a separate note. When we ask God to bless others Westminster. every Monday, and Tuesday, and eyes and says that the nubs and sticks it we should also pray that He will do will be a household necessity daily during jury terms of Court.] In the camp bed are good, because they in every A CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. it in His own way. give the sleeper plenty of exercise. Horse and family in the county. M. Parke. Cattle RtGISTElt OF WILLS-George Powders. The prayer of the grateful man will The cheerful man is especially well ORPHANS'COURT --Jacob Rinehart, William The Best Tonic and Blood Purifier. The please God, whether it pleases any- liked in a camp where the hunters have STATE NEWS, Y. Frizell, Albert Schaeffer. Poison of Bee Stings said to be body else had a bad run of luck. If a week passes Just what is needed to bring the horse into good condition, and very Effective. or not. brace him up for Summer work. County Officers. Do a great deal of praying before and the woods have been so dry that the COUNTY NEWS, deer or the turkeys couldn't be ap- STATES ATTORNEY-J. Milton Reifsnider. It has for a long time been propos- you undertake to tell what a great proached, then the cheerful man, as he GENERAL NEWS, SREitirr-J. Oliver Murray. ed, owing to the practice of certain sihner you used to be. fries pork or bacon for supper, laughs RF,INDOLLAR & CO., COUNTY COMMISSIONERS-Jahn H. Stem, Da- Indian tripes, to treat rheumatism by The devil will fight hard to keep and says that any way it's. tt good thing LATE NEWS, vid Stoner,Jesse Lemon. the sting of bees. The method is pain- the man who has power with God for the game. -- DEALERS IN- COUNTY TREASURER-Alfred T. Buckingham. ful, but they say that when it does from (eetting on his knees. When the weather is gloomy and ev- ALL THE NEWS. not kill it sometimes ery one has the blues, it is the cheerful SuitvEvoit-William A. Roop. cures. The pois How inconsistent to ask God to on of bee stings contains considerable give to us, if we are withholding that man who gets out and gathers a big SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION.- Howard F. heap of wood, if he can, or, if he can't, PERSONALITIES. Charles V. formic acid, and therefore ants could, which belongs to somebody else. Pure + Schaeffer, Charles H. Sapp, Wentz Animal + Bone + Fertilizers he has somebody else do it, and when without doubt, be used, in a measure Jt was because Daniel kept his win The RECORD will have in the fut- night comes a big campfire is started J. D. Wood of Beaver Canyon, Ida., Legislature. for the same purpose. In Russia, (lows open ure, as in the past, its distinctive toward Jerusalem that he that cheers everybody up to the story has flocks aggregating 75,000 sheep. SENATOR.-Dr. J. W. Hering. especially in the euyirous of Moscow, had no fear of the lion's den. features. It will aim at all times to telling point, which point indicates M. L. Lachenal, president of the Have you placed your order for Phosphate for the cominz sea- the peasants attacked with rheuma- A marked difference cheerfulness. supply clean, pure, non-sensational HOUSE OF DELEGATES.-Charles H. Smith, between a Swiss Confederation, is paying a visit son ? If not, we would be glad to have you call and learn what we can do tism treat Even small boys are news Charles J. H. Ganter, Dr. Clotworthy Birme. themselves after a method hypocrite and a child of G id is that welcome in a to England. for you in this line. Our goods have been bought, and we are ready to put matter, fit for every member that appears veteran's camp when the place is of the family to William F. Cover. to be based on this the hypocrite has no closet for pray- The Duke of Westminster gives his them on the market. Compare the Analysis of read. It will be glad principle. They take ant baths, pre- er. gloomy. Small boys make things inter- to receive contributions from its read- esting. There are guns to drag around private secretary $5,000 a year and pared in the following fashion: The Christian who will take every ers, as well as opinions and ideas and owners to say things. There is a apartments at Grosrvenor House. TANEYTOWN DIST. A person goes in Fish Phosphate, & Special Ilixture having in view the improvement search of an ant's need to God in prayer will soon have food supply to pick at, and fire to med- C. E. Duggers of Decatur county, of NOTARY PuBmo-Dr. F. H. Seize. nest, and when he finds one he puts a faith that can move mountains. carried over the the paper, and the adaptation of its dle with, pipes to break and tin dishes Ga., was recently with other Brands on the market, and into a linen you wit find that our goods are features to its patrons as TAX COLLECTOR,- W. W. Crapster. bag the ants, their eggs, When you pray for strength to re- to rattle. It doesn't take much to cheer Oceana falls, 40 feet in height, while cheaper. Each of these two Brands is an a whole. and necessarily considerable dirt. Re- sist temptation, help answer your up a sad camp, if only the right visitor bathing. He escaped unhurt. MAGISTRATES.-A. F. Orndorff, Henry Wilt. turning to the house, he plunges prayer by comes along. The arrival of a smiling Henri Meilhao has sold the billiard John T. Fogle. into keeping out of bad com- "OLD STA.1\TD-IBY," the hot water of the bath his bag of pany. woman from another camp, one day table on which he used to play with CONSTABLE, B. S. Miller. when the rain poured, did that once up Dumas, fils, and Meissonier. He is grow- ants, which he has previously fasten- 'l'o pray the Lord's prayer as Jesus and never fails, ueder ordinary circumstances. They show a better Analysis itEGISTRARS.- Thomas D. Thomson, J. V. on Moose river. She had a rifle over her ing old and needs the room for books. ed tight shut. After several minutes taught it will make every man the than goods that are sold for more money, and must be as represented. Eckenrode. shoulder and three dripping partridges Prince Ademuyiwa of Jebu Remo, in the water gives off a very strong,pen- guardian of his brother's rights. We do not wish to say to you that all others are worthless, and ours are in her hand. Her hunting suit was drip- west Africa, is jet black Methodist, sat etrating odor of formic acid. The Our prayers are not always answer- Goods; such is not the case, but we do claim Town Officers. ping wet, and her once curly bangs by the side of the magistrate during a to hive what has given bath is satisfaction in the past, now ready, and the invalid is ed according to our expectations, but hung down over her eyes. Every com- recent trial at the Old Bailey, London. will do it again, and for less money than other BURGESS.-H. D. Mehring. put into it. Such a bath the prayer of faith plaining man of time camp leaped to his makes of the same Analysis. We sell has a very is never disap- Hon. Richard T. Browning recently COMMISSIONERS.-Dr. G. T. blotter, Edward feet, and a great heap of green birch active irritant action on the skin, pointed. discovered in the bottom of Deep creek, Kemper, W. Jesse Roberts, Joshua Koutz, E. logs was soon cut and sizzling in the whence results a sort of counter-irri- Before Jesus taught His disciples Md., a canoe that be- B7NUGH'S PURE BONE, K. tteaver. fire. The gloom was dispelled like so Garrett county, tation that causes the rheumatic how to pray He told them of the longed to his grandfather 60 years ago. and much smoke. In a few minutes she was will furnish any goods manufactured by this old, reliabla firm at very BA ILIFF and TAX COLLECTOR,-B. S. Miller pains to disappear. If Father to this means is whom their prayers should standing near the fire steaming as her Dr. Charles James Branch, bishop of low prices. Call and see its. efficacious in Russia, it would doubt- be addressed. clothes dried. When Antigua, who has just died, had spent she left, two hours Respectfully Yours, Carroll Record Church Notices. less be so in France, where the pains later, every one was as happy us a cat the whole of his ministerial life in the of The Ideal Sitting Room. West Indies and was beloved by all Has been a oronounced success so far. Presbyterian Church. -Commencing on the rheumatism are not wanting. But by a grate fire.-New York Sun. we advise classes. and means to continue to improve, first of April, preaching on the first three Sab- those who may be tempteo An ideal sitting-room is one where REINDOLLAR & CO. baths in the month at 2.30 p. m., and on the to try it Sir Somers Vine has resigned the as- and thus merit the continuance of not to prolong their stay in dolce far niente is the order of the "CALLERS" NOT DESIRED. fourth Sabbath at 10.30 a, m. Sabbath School the ant bath too long. The irritation sistant secretaryship of the British Im- the liberal support which has hither- one hour before cnurch set vice.-C. E. Socie- day, where a roomy lounge is ready perial institute in order to be associated of the skin may go so far as to injure A Writer's Reasons For Thinking "Visit- to been accoided it. ty Prayer Meeting 6.30 p. m. every Sabbath to receive anyone who is weary and ing" Intolerable. with a large commercial enterprise in ROBERT S. McKINNEY, Evenluir.-Weeklv Prayer Meeting it. The invalid would then be cured Tuesday wants to put his feet up somewhere; Of what earthly use is "company?" the colonies. Evenings at 7.30 p.m. of his rheumatism, but would need a where deep, restful chairs soothe you You probably see your neighbors once a Sir H. H. Kitchener's services as DRUGGIST Subscribe for it! new skin. Piney Creek Church: beginning April 1st., into peace, even after a day's hard week, meeting them on the public high- head of the Dongola expedition have Advertise in it! preaching on the first three Sabbaths in the We have shown that formic acid shopping; where a big table holds the ways, and if you nod pleasantly and been recognized by his being promoted TA.1\T=E17Z-`110-W-1\T, MD. month, at 10 a. Kn., and on the fourth Sabbath and its derivatives may become quite papers, and magazines and books of speak a word or two of the weather and from the rank of brevet colonel to that Tell your friends of it! at 2.30 p. m. Sabbath School one hour before of the health of the family, has not ev- fashionable. Can it be that it is the the hour, without hinting of study or of major general in the British army. service. remedy erything been done that our necessities Rev. P. ltioseco, Pastor. of the future ?a-Cosmos. brain work,where nobody cares what The Manchester people are going to oreio a9d Domestic Drugs require or formality can reasonably de- portrait of Dr. Maclaren in the HELP IT, you do so that you are comfortable, put a Trinity Lutheran Church.-Regular Ser- Sitting for a Picture. mand? If we have business or need in- art galleries of the city. Dr. Parker has .4. and where vices during rebuilding, in the U. B. church,at the lady of the house is formation that others can give us, go just styled Dr. Maclaren "the prince + I 4. and it will help you. THE MOST rOPULAR • 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. Ir., every Sunday. C. E. A veil imparts a patchy appearance always at the disposal of anyone who and ask of them. Be brief, but to the of preachers in the English speaking FANCY ARTICLES - - - services every Sunday evening at 6.31 to the face. needs her. point, and, leaving with what is de- world." PATENT ® MEDICINES -AND- Rev. D. Frank Garland, Pastor. sired, carry away also their blessing. Gloves make the hands appear Such a household paradise is a mar- Monson, the present Brit- IS THE MARKET. To go to another's house, to request of Sir Edward PERFUMERY. ?race Reformed Church.-Ser vices every much larger than they are in reality. velous antidote to the rush and roar France, is not un- its inmates, one or all, to sit for half an ish embassador to + 3. + • Sunday at 10 o'clock, a. m., and 7.30 P. m. Sun- It is unwise to wear a new of our acted as arbi- dress. It overcrowded lives, and "no hour or longer and listen to your plati- known in America. He day School 9 a. m., Y. P. S C. E. 6,30 p. m. Denmark and the Unit- Proprietor of McKINNEY'S CHOLERA always falls in awkward folds. well-ordered house can afford to be tudes, and-coming away-lie to them trator between MIXTURE, A Rev. A. Bateman, Pastor. Butterfield Whenever possible, it is money well without it." Let the parlors shine in about a pleasant call, is intolerable. ed States in the famous Reliable Remedy for all Summer Complaints. SC Joseph's Catholic Church.M ass 9.30 a. m. spent to drive to the photographer's. all their splender, if you choose; let Yet there are thousands who do this claims. Vespers. 3.30 p. in., catechism,3 p. m. every A feather boa or a lace &Amu has a the libraries and drawing-rooms be daily. Philip Gilbert Hamerton, at the time Sunday. On the first Sunday of each month, completed his auto• wonderfully softening effect on the au fait in every dignified particular; Why should I leave my occupation, of his death, had oenediction after mass, concluding the ser- biography up to his twenty-fifth year, vices of the day. Rev. T. D. Mead, Pastor. features. let even the reception room take on a be it loafing even, and give my atten- tion to some man or woman who is when he was married. The narrative RALLY ROUND. THE FLAG, Generally speaking. the head and dainty perfection of its own, but if United Brethren Church.-Preaching every thoughtless enough to "call?" The has been continued from that time by Sunday at 2.30 p. in. Sunday school at 1.30. shoulders wake a far prettier picture you want a panacea for the thousand actuating motive never appears. Much his widow and will be published soon. FOR Harney charge, services at 10 a. m., and 7 p. than a full-length portrait. ills that beset your busy lives, insist is spoken and nothing said. I receive John Pakkala of Calumet, Mich., aft- in.. alternately. Rev. T. Wagner, Pastor. Above all, if you want your picture upon it, you fair mistress of many no worthy thought to profit by or in- er having an arm amputated at the The Job Department to have a natural expression, you homes, that your own particular crease the probability of a beatific eter- shoulder, was able to get up and walk SOUND MONEY, Yost Office. must forget where you are. house shall have one room in which nity. The familiar well gnawed bones down the hospital stairs to the ambu- is as complete as that of any office T. H. ECKENRODE, Postmaster. Unless there is any urgent reason old and young, parents and children, of doctrine fall from the devil's table. lance. Though he fought in the Russian outside of a large city, and the char- Mails arrive from Linwood at 9 a, m• Usually I am forced to breathe at such Turkish war and for it, it is a great mistake to be pho sisters and brothers, shall feel that ranks all through the acter of the work turned out is of the from H. R. 9.53 a.In: and 5.10 p. from Har- a time a gossip poisoned atmosphere. has for the past 12 years worked in a NATIONAL HONOR, tographed if you are either absolute freedom from restraints that best, which may ney 2. 30 p. m, out of This "call" is another idea of civility, dangerous calling underground, this is be easily seen by ap- health or in low spirits. is more refreshing than sleep itself. plying for Samples. Do you want Mails close at office, for It. It. north, 9.45 a. and I am compelled, it appears, to be a the first time he was ever hurt. A It is curious, but it is true, m.; for Linwood 10.10 a. m.;for Harney 11.00 a. just•-theamodeeofatheamoment that if victim of his or her whim. If I refuse, HOME PROSPERITY. m.; for R. R. south, 5 IL m. style of costume or coiffure will you keep your eyes open, you can as I have done point blank, to present SILK. Sale Bills, Posters, Circulars, "date" the photograph and soon tell by a man's mouth whether he myself, I am called a boor and all man- Star Route to York Road, carrying mail for make it look out of fashion. has any corner at home in which he ner of ugly names.-Lippincott's. In 1840 the silk factories of Prussia Bill and Letter Heads, State- Baltimore and other points, closes daily at 4.30 The News-York A white dress or one that takes is entirely at ease; and it is none the employed 14,000 operators. a. in. Itt turning,the carrier arrives at Tinley- Mrs. Zerelda Wallace. ments, Wedding Invitations, town at 7.30 a. m., with mail from Baltimore, "white," gives a less true that a In 1714 the first regular silk mill in ghastly effect, and woman's eyes invari- One of the greatest of America's wom- Westminster and other points. England was put in operation at Derby. one far from becoming, unless the ably show whether she ever rests an orators is Mrs. Zerelda Wallace, the Cards, Pamphlets, Pro- sitter is young and pretty. when she is awake, or-whether she stepmother of General Lew Wallace The size of each thread, as spun by WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Societies. has a cosy sitting room or only cold and the original of one of the most the silkworm, is one two-hundredths grams, Receipts. The wife of Mr. inch in diameter. Patriotic Order Sons of America,Camp 2, Md. Leonard Wells, of parlors. beautiful characters in "Ben-Hur." part of an The Leading National Republican East Brimfield, Maes., had Note, Draft or Check meets in Eckenrode's Hall, Thursday Even- been suf- Mrs. Wallace has been a temperance The official executioner of the sultan fering from neuralgia for Family Newspaper: ings, at 7 o'cloch, Charles E. H. Shriner, two days, of Turkey uses a silken cord in stran- not being able to sleep Making Hogs Pay, worker and a woman suffragist for Books, Envelopes, Shipping President. John J. Reid, Rec. Sec'y. or hardly keep still, when Mr. Holden, the merchant many years. She thus relates the cir- gling persons ordered to be put to death. Will make a vigorous and relentless fight through At the cumstances of her conversion to the cause Carroll Conclave Heptasophs, meets on the there sent her a bottle of Chamber- meeting of the Kentucky Silkworm authorities estimate that Tags, Labels, Tickets, Certifi- lain's Pain of woman's rights: the Presidential campaign, for principles which will Second and Fourth Monday evenings of every Balm, and asked that she Swine Breeders's Association, Mr. C. the larvae from one ounce of eggs will cates-no matter what, or how mouth. W. E. Burke, Secretary. give it a thorough trial.- On meeting M. Powell, in an excellent paper said; After I had been in religious reform eat 1,200 pounds of mulberry leaves and entire country. Mr. Wells the next day he was told work for a little while I took up the bring prosperity to the "Careful and judicious breeding produce 120 pounds of cocoons. many Taneytown Improvement Association will that she was all right, the pain had cause of woman suffrage. It happened and handling "Muscadine" is a disease to which Its campaign news and discussions will interest m-et on the third Friday night in November in left her within two hours, and that of young hogs is to be this way: A number of us women went the bottle silkworms are liable. It consists of a Shriner's Hall. of Pain Balm was worth more depended upon than all treat- to Indianapolis to work for the reten- and should be read by every American citizen. Geo. H. Biruie, President. $5.00 if it could not be had fungous growth in the body, which Give us a Trial. for less. ment. We all understand that pre- Baxter local option law For sale at 50 cents per bottle by R. tion of the breaks through the skin and speedily S. McKinney, Druggist, Taneytown, vention is better than cure. Every when the question of its repeal was up kills the insect. We furnish the "Record" and "N. Y. Weekly Women Live Longer Than Men. successful raiser does not before the Indiana legislature. During Tribune" Md. trust to The spider produces silk of a fair There is a prevailing impression that luck, but provides pens, sheds arid the vote on the question a Dr. Thomp- ONE YEAR for $1.52. son, an elder in the Presbyterian church quality, but the difficulty of rearing men are not only less subject to ail- Talks by a Housekeeper. feeding places that will enable him quantity of prod- and a member of the senate, rose in his spiders and the small Cush in titl -auce. meats and illnesses, but are longer lived to keep his sows and pigs comforta- uct from each insect has caused the than women. But an examination of life To make a sugar crust on the top place to explain his vote. He said that ble. Sunlight, fresh air and abandonment of all efforts to produce insurance companies' tables will show of a sponge cake, dredge the cake exercise although personally opposed to the liq- Address all orders to THE RECORD. are the spider silk. that the term of life of women is slight- thickly with powered sugar. safest tonics and appetizers uor traffic he must, as the representa- for all dams and pigs. With such tive of his constituency and the taxpay- In the time of Francis I silk gowns ly longer than that of men. The differ- After frying use an old newspaper Write your Dame and address on a postal card, send it to Geo. W. Best, Tri- ence in the mortality rates during the accommodations and judicious regu ers, cast his ballot in favor of the repeal were forbidden to all ladies below the to rub over the range, and the grease bune Building, New York City, and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK first few years of life is striking. Dur- Jar feeding of sound, unfermented of the local option law. rank of countess. The wives of wealthy will be instantly removed. merchants managed to evade the law by WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be mailed to you. ing the first year the mortality among feed, pens clean and dry, there is lit- Then I thought to myself, Who com- lo replenish a fire in a sick room constituency and the taxpayers having woolen gowns lined with bright AS AN males is decidedly greater than among tle danger of scours: but should this pose his females. Though more boys are born bring the coal to the room wrapped whom he represents? I was then a wid- colored silks. rockets and Dattons. appear, change feed at once. Feed than girls, the proportions are reduced in a newspaper and place paper and ow with six little children, and I had In the year 1895 the value of the Women never look smarter than when dry bran and wheat, adding a COMBINATION OFFERS. to almost even terms at the end of the all in the stove. This can be done little my taxes to pay, and we all had to obey manufactured silk imported to this in tailor made gowns. It is remarkable Advertising Medium, charcoal and copperas occasionally. the laws. A light broke over me, and I country was $31,206,202. In the same We give below a list of Combina- Breit year by the excessive male mortal- with scarcely a rustle to disturb the that the frocks of heavy cloth, cut in tion Offers, with • "Every breeder should have a hog came to the conclusion that I was a part year the value of the umnanufactured a number of leading ity. invalid. severely plain style, suit every kind of periodicals, on all of which house easy of access, of that constituency of which the sena- which was brought to this country was you can When the carpets are to be relaid properly con W0111:111. If she has a good figure, the save money and trouble by subscrib- LOOK NO FURTHER! structed feed tor spoke, and so was every other wom- $22,626, 055. it off; if she has for the winter spread several thick- troughs, and above all tailor made gown sets ing through this office, If you are an in the district. After the session I gown improves it so already a paid nesses of clean quarters and perfect sanitation, In the time of Pliny silk was sup- a bad figure, the ahead subscriber to newspapers over the floor. went up to Senator Thompson, and, the RECORD, taf mess fresh water, shade in abundance, and posed to be a vegetable product, and his that it appears good. In view of these you can have any of the Having a large circulation In a pros- You will find that he room will be shaking hands with him, thanked him is good news to every one that periodicals named, by pitying the lots large enough for plenty of exer- "Natural History" contains a long facts it perous section, amoPg different class- much warmer, and the carpet will for that speech and told him that his story of the way in which it was picked the tailor made gown will be more in dfference letween $1.00 and the com- cise. By providing the above, bination price. es and professions, and as the RECORD eica r wear twice as long as if laid on bare kept speech had made a woman suffragist of from trees in the East Indies and spun evidence this coming autumn and win- clean with disinfectants, the fight is Mail and Express. Special Regular Itself is made up attractively and on boards. me.-New York and woven into fabrics.- St. Louis ter than for many years. Name of Journal. Price . half won. Price. time modern plan, an advertisement When the day comes around on Regarding care and sani- Globe-Democrat. The patterns will be mostly shot Miss Martin of Inniskillen is the Advertiser, N. Y. [daily] $2.50 $4.0) can scarcely be given a poor position tation, the best preventives of dis- goods, with some solid colors. There American which you sweep the room in which first lady guardian elected in Ireland. Miller 2.90 3,0 ease; keep a quantity of lime, a prep TRIFLES. will be greens, browns, black and doz- Agricultual BpilomisL 1.25 1.50 at any place in its columns. It has you have your stand of flowers, pin a On entering the board room of the union DAINTY Architect & Building 2.75 3.00 aration of ens of shades of gray. They will be in Arena, The been onr rule not to contract for read- newspaper over each plant, and you crude carbolic acid, and she was received with cheers. The bill 3.90 4.00 all kinds of combinations, and most of Arthur's Home Magazine 2.00 ing advertisements which must be use freely as a disinfectant. Do not Bohemian glass loving cups are as at- Atlantic wort will find that the dust cannot reach to enable women to act as poor law be pleasing to the eye, accord- Monthly 4.63 5.00 permit hogs tractive in appearance as in name. them will Cosmopolitan. 1.85 2.00 sandwiched in with news items, and them, and to have foul wallows; fill guardians in Ireland was introduced by Century they will be fresh and ing to the manufacturers. As for the 4.75 5.10 rule will continue to be adhered them up, using lime freely. Remove William Johnston of Ballykilbeg and Turkish coffee cups set in silver Demorest's 2.90 3.90 this clean. make of the gowns,•they will be rather Farm the bedding often, easily passed both houses. • frames are expensive, but beautiful. Journal 1.15 1.50 to. Theee is nothing better for eleanine burning it. Disin- more ornamented than has been the Forum 3.90 4.00 fect pens and sleeping places. Care Silver bell, silver name plate and sil- case. They are to have buttons large Frank Leslie's Weekly 4.65 5.00 After.... windows than newspaper well soften- Narrow velvet ribbon is very much ver bicycle whistles are now counted Monthly 3.75 4.00 is the best preventive. Clean troughs, and small and of all kinds of material Golden RU le 2.75 3.00 ed between the hands. Wet one pa- used this season, and endless loops of the well to do wheelwoman's HaTer's Weekly correct kind and among and make. The buttons will be put on 4.65 5.00 per to use for washing the amount of feeding, black or white are combined with lace Magazine 4.50 5.00 window; outfit. and North Taking controlling the themes of eating, with or chiffon in pretty boas for the neck. wherever there is room for them American Review 5.50 6.00 then polish with a dry paper, and There is quite a fad just now among will be attached for ornament as much Peterson's Magazine 1.95 2.00 sanitary conditions of lot and perawe Vests of white silk or mousseline de Review of Reviews 3.50 .3.30 you will find your windows have a both sexes for collecting steins, or Ger- utility. There will be pockets in St. Nicholas a course of Ayer's Pills the can grow pigs soie are trimmed crosswise with some as for 3.75 4.00 By keeping our space brightness and polish which it is im- less subject to disease. man earthenware beer mugs, from pure- skirts. A Scribner's Magazine 3.85 4.00 of the coats and pockets in the 'tribune. N. Y, poseible to obtain in any other way. In closing I give the following prepa- the baby ribbon, either in black or ly decorative motives. (weekly) 1.25 2.00 for reading matter entire- system is set in good working colors. determined effort will be made to sup- World, N. Y.(tr'-weekly) 1.541 2.00 It is also a good plan to pin news- ration as a preventative of cholera, Side combs of light tortoise shell sur- ply women with receptacles for the Youth's Companion 2.50 2.75 ly separate from advertise- order and a tan begins to feel (To STRICTLY NEW Su Suf.REIM ma Vi papers over plants on a cold, frosty highly recommended and mounted by close set row of pearls always carry ments, we not only please night, used by me a small baggage that they or if the plants are exposed with turquoises mixed please yo'ung generally heir) the that life is worth living. He before an open window. good results, and no doubt fa- The Enemy Is Ours! and about with them, and that is the reader, but In putting away your preserves for miliar to most of you, but worth to The grippe usually leaves the suf- women for evening wear. clutched feverishly in the hand for lack advertiser too, by placing who has become the gradual anywhere else to keep it. Altogether THE CARROLL the whiter spread several thicknesses repeat for future use; One peck lime, ferer in a very feeble condition, with a An aluminium alcohol lamp set in a of RECORD, all on equality with each prey of constipation, does not of newspaper on the shelf; then, urn square case of crocodile leather is de- there is a prospect of much comfort as one pound sulphur, one pound Cop- persistent cough and other premoni- TANEYTOWN, MD. other; we offer monthly less the closet is very dark, put a signed for the woman globe trotter and well as style in the tailor made gowns realize the friction under which peras, dissolved in five gallons of changes without charge, newspaper over them to protect from tory symptoms of pulmonary affection. is convenient for heating water, curling for the fall and winter. As for the prices water, enough shelled so that advertisements he labors, until the burden is the light. corn added to Dr. Bull's Cough Se rup promptly tongs, etc. -well, that is another story.--New E. E. RE1NDOLLA R. Add salt to whitewash and you will absorb liquid. Give one pint Presse will form a real news feat- shelled adininistered at the beginning ofean A novelty in chatelaines for ladies' Fork lifted from him. Then his find it will stick much more closely corn twice a week. Keep ure for the paper. Fre- and will not drop off in flakes. plenty of attack of grippe, will forestall that dan- watches is composed of several enamel- A Little Girl's Riddle. coal before them." quent changes,and special mountains sink into mole - Before house-cleaning sort out the gerous enemy to life-consumption. ed bars, graduated in size and linked Several children were asking riddles VINDOLLAli old offers, will pay both the hills, his moroseness gives woolen underwear and cut out Mrs. Maggie Tulga, Ironton, Ohio, together with little gold balls. The en- the other day, and a bright little girl neat squares. These may be used for One Way to be Happy amel corresponds with that on the listened got the idea of what a DEALERS IN- advertiser and newspaper, says: "It affords me much pleasure who place to jollity, he is a happy rubbing up the furniture and also on Is at all times to attend to the coin watch.-Jewelers' Circular. was. The next day alma went to and benefit the reader. the paint. riddle forts of your family Should any one to bear testimony to the merits of Dr. her father and said, "There was a blind Grain, man again. If life does not Clean all the closets arid drawers of them The wild southern passion flower, Lumber, Coal, catch a slight Cold or Cough, Bull's Cough Syrup. I had been a end curtains on a pole and the pole fell before commencing the heavier prepare yourself with its circle of purple and white and living to you, you and call at once on sufferer from the grippe for a two men laughed." The father seem worth house-:dean i R. S. McKinney,eole agent, and week, I its fringy lavender rim or border, is end Hay, Straw, Salt, Feea, Cement, get a promptly gave it up when she said, Polish the bath tubs and spigots trial bottle of Otto's Cure, the great tried a bottle ofDr. Bull's Cough Syrup, beautiful, worked upon any white sub- may take a very different view with whiting, using "Don't you see the point?" Upon being -AND - one pound of German Remedy, free. We give it and after taking it, was completely stance, whether it be linen, silk or satin. • of it after taking whiting, one tablespoonful of ammo- away to prove that we have a sure answered in the negative she puzzled nia and one quart of boiling water. cured of time dreadful cough and disease. and said, "Nei- Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, COD Black bodices of chiffon or net em- her brains for awhile, FERTILIZERS. The Carroll Record, Mix well and bottle, and you will gumption, and I cheerfully recommend it to all suf- practicing on all diseases of the broidered in colors or trimmed with ther do I." She is now find it far more convenient than the Throat and Lungs. Large sizes 500 erers." Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is riddles that have some meaning in Ayer's Cathartic Pills, dry whiting.-Phila. Record. and 25c. fancy ribbon are the latest thing to sold everywhere for 25 cents. wear with black silk skirts. the.m. TA NEYTO WN, MD. Taneytown, Md. CLOTHING AN ARMY. - ELECTION ECHOES. Method of Brushing the Hair. WOMAN'S WORLD. WESTERN MARYLAND R. R, Some morning when brushing your It Cast.: Britain Over S6,000,000 to Connecting with P. & R. It. at Shippens. Dress Its Soldiers. burg, and Gettysburg; Norfolk & Western R. Items of Interest following the hair the thought may suddenly oc- It. at THE GRANDDAUGHTER OF IOWA AT British government 88,- Hagerstown; B.& 0.Railroad at Hagers - that the -left side of your It costs the Schneeberger's town and Cherry Run; Penna. It R. at Bruce- cur to you Result. THE STATE'S SEMICENTENNIAL. 250, 000 annually for clothing furnished vine.and P. W. & B.. N. C. and B. & P. Rail- more abun- roads at Union Station. Baltimore, Md. head is covered with a its army all over the world. Each of A REVIVAL OF BUSINESS. hirsute covering than the right Schedule in effect June 28th., 1896. dant Waves and Curls of Hair-A Clergyman's the foreign possessions, however, has to side, and you will wonder why it is. BURIED GLACIERS. pay back to a certain extent the amount Read down STATIONS I Read upward election there has been a Opinion on the Right of Women to Since the But even while wondering you will which the uniforms of the troops sta- A.M. A.M.' Large Fields of Ice Covered Under Masses Speak In the Church-Hats, Bonnets A.M. P.M. P M. general revival of business in nearly conclude that the difference is a mat- tioned or sent there has cost, and this Ii 25 5 25je Cherry Run,ar 848 120 905 of Luxuriant Vegetation. and Toques-The Latest In Millinery. Trade Palace! Ills 528' the Pool 845 117 902 all branches. Manufacturers all over one entails no end of complicated bookkeep- 11 40 5 42 ...Clear Spring 8 33 104 848 ter of small importance, that the Eight or ten miles to the north, on the country had conditional orders, ,Miss Nannie M. Briggs, who deliver- ing. 11 46 5 48 Charlton.... 828 12 59 842 sidedness is more prominent in your the same side of Robertson's bay, north 11 56 559 W'msport, P. V, 8 19 1241'831 on the election of ed the address and read a poem writ- India, for instance, pays for the cloth- 12 15 6 13 ar Hagerstown 1235 which depended imagination than it is in reality, and Greenland, is a plateau about a mile 33 East Main St. WESTMINSTER, MD. le 810 ten by her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Briggs, ing of its own troops, and also for the P.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. McKinley for their filling; therefore, that you are the only one who wiil long, a quarter wide and with a pre- on "Pioneers and Old Settlers' Day," uniforms of the men which England 1111•WALIWO M/1•11111•10CSOMM•1•1 thousands of hands have been taken the sea of 15 or 20 feet 808..Williamsport.. • ..... 825 ever notice it. And then you will cipitous face to celebrated recently at Burlington, Ia., sends there. The latter item is about again for full time, in cases where which stands back from the wa- on think no more about it-that is, not and to commemorate the semicentennial of $675,000 annually. On the other hand, half time, more than 30 or 40 feet. they had been working but at first. But after several months ter's edge not the statehood of Iowa, is everywhere when a regiment comes home from In- P.M. . . A.M. P.M.P.M To the west rise the lichen covered cliffs *4 10 ioo 702is Hagerstown ar p731' 12 15 808 or lard off altogether. the scarcity of locks on the near side known as"the Granddaughter of Iowa." dia, that country has to be paid back 2 16 721) .Chews v 11 59 750 to a height of from 3,000 to 5,000 feet, 4 29 225 7 2". The daily papers are full of reports of your head will become so apparent Miss Briggs is the granddaughter of the full value of the clothes they wear. Great Cut-price Event! ..Smithsburg 1711 11 51 741 capped with towers and pinnacles of 435 231 736 . Edgemont.... 7 06 11 45 735 from manufacturing firms, railroad Ansel Briggs, Iowa's first governor, and The government sells' old and worn- 4 42 242 7 41 :Blue Mountain. 6F 1139 726 that it will compel you to give it your brown basalt. To the north is the terri- large dealers, all re- on this account was invited to partici- out articles to the secondhand dealers, 4 45 2 45 7 44 Pen Mar 6 54 11 31. 7Z4 companies and attention. Then, if you are wise,you expanse of the Verhoeff 4 44, 2 48 7 46 Buena Vista Sprg 6 52 11 29 721 ble and frozen pate in the celebratiqn. The young lady who, by the way, usually accumulate . porting activity in business. Wheth- the cause of the every few hours, 253 751 ar .. Highlield it 1/ 2t- 720 will straightway seek glacier, producing is a Nebraskan by birth, first having fortunes in a short time. The value of er or not it is true, as claimed, that and cannonlike explosions, distressing effect and a remedy there- with groans seen the light of day in Omaha March castoff clothes so disposed of is about P.M. A.M. A.m. P.31. many concerns shut down a month or great icebergs. This plateau, both top 253 7 50 le.. Nightteld ..ar 11 25 7 17 for. $140,000 yearly. The scraps remaining 336 sides, is a mass of flourishing vege- Glorious Bargain 8 16 Fairtield 10 56 48 the election, will and Record ..... so ago to influence By consulting competent advisers after the uniforms have been cut out 3 52 81.3 ...Gettysburg ... 10251 6 known; tation, chiefly grass, which, when one 4 16 9 07 ..New Oxford. 10 03 5 55 probably never be definitely you will in nine cases out of ten learn also bring a matter of $30,000 annual- 4 3.3 Hanover 946 5 42 walks through it, reaches above the back 4 45 9 38 ar.. but, there can be ng doubt that the the following; The majority of wom- ly. In all the authorities receive Porters . 935 27 knees. From among this verdure butter- thus reducing the to- P.M. A.M. A.M. Increased activity now, is not due -dressing, and in about $1,500,000, of 1896! en do their own hair cups, poppies, cinquefoil and dandelions than P.M. A.M. A.M P.M. any great extent, to tal cost of clothing the army to less 527 938 le. .Porters . ar 932 4 43 wholly, or to brushing they find it most convenient thrust their golden heads in wild profu- IMEIMIE1111011011.111•11MMIN $5,000,000 a year. 535 947 ..Spring Grove ...... 928 4 31 such a cause, but is the natural out- to draw the hair down in a string sion. Yet beneath this rich vegetable The best quality of everything is used 6 00 10 12 ar York is 900 4 10 money We have in lily reasons for this reduction sale. First, an unusually large come of the guarantee that oyer the left shoulder. In that way life, as glorious in its luxuriance as in in the manufacture of uniforms. In with- stock, provided months ago, anticipating usual trade; next, the conditions P.M. P.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. values will not be altered by future the long strokes are given from the the meadows of temperate regions, fact, it is said they are too good for du- 253 750 fe..Highfiel d..ar 11 28 720 out other sustenance than that derived of past months have left us with more stock than we care to risk on late de_ 455 284 752 ...Blue Ridge... 648 112,1 7 15 legislation. hair follicles on the left side of the rable wear. A huge factory in Pimlico, 521 320 816 from decayed moss and grass, is a por- mand, hence this warranted reduction of prices. ....Thurmont.... 6 24 1053 647 head to tips of the hair, while the London, makes a large share of the fur- 331 826 ..Rocky Ridge.. • 10 40 686 MONEY RETURNING. tion of a dead glacier, a body of ice nishings, but vast quantities of foot and 5 38 344 837 ....Bruceville.... 6 06 10 29 623 right side, from which the locks are of that pla- 5 45 354 845 ..Union Bridge.. 6 00 10 20 6 13 which is the sole formation head gear are bought ready made. Boots All of 50c Novelty Dress Goods at 39c. All 30c and 40c Dress ..... 35'o 849 Linwood 10 16 607 tightly drawn, is given only a stroke It had Been sent Abroad before the teau, conquered and buried in the first and leggings, for example, cost $1,165,- Goods at 25c. Trimming Silks, sold formerly at $1.00 and $1.25, 6 53 408 814 ..New Windsor 5 53 10 /0 602 and a promise as a sort of peace offer- instance by the indomitable traveling Ii 07 427 911 .. Westminster 540 956 542 Election. 000 and headdresses $250,000. now only 75c. 25 pieces Dress Ginghams reduced from 7c a 5 03 Emory Grove. 912 ing. Consequently it is the glands of power of weak looking clump moss. The thousands of miles of flannel, 637 504 943 G Lyndon 511 911 4 59 This sounds like a traveler's tale, but 519 10 08 .... 835 423 There has been a large increase in the left side only that are strengthen- linen, calico, cloth, velvet, etc., the yard to Cc. 7c Canton Flannels reduced to Sc. 40c Twill Red 7 It, 6 03 10 27 Baltimore ..... 811 4 CO the explanation of the phenomenon is P N. P.M. A.M. cable remittances of money from Eu- ed, and it is but a question of time millions of buttons, the tone of cotton Flannel reduced to 25c. 25c Red Flannel reduced to 18c. 15c examples are P.M. P.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. right side of very simple, and similar wool, the billions of yards of sewing rope since the election. Messrs Alex- when the hair on the fiords fancy Flannelets reduced to 9c. A reduction of 25 per cent. on 825 7 15 1135 ar Washington le -- 7 CO 2 01 found in many places along the cotton, that are made into smart tunics, it 54 9 5112 54 -Philadelphia... 12 05 haye re- the head will begin to fall out and MISS ICANNIE B. BRIGGS. 3 50 1 12 ander Brown & Sons, Bait., of this northland. In the case of the trousers and warm shirts cost $2,- all our Wool Blankets; of which we have a large stock. 12 33 1238 303 ar..New York..le 900 12 15 11 00 27, 1876. On her father's side she is of tidy A.M. .4.M. P.M. ceived more than $100,000. This money give evidence of the lack of attention. plateau, many centuries ago, judging by P.M. A M. A.A1 Scotch-Irish ancestry. Her father is the 425,000. The wages paid for making was sent abroad before the election by The most effective remedy is to in- the thickness of the growth of vegeta- Pen-Mar Express, Sunday, leaves Arlington only living descendant of Ansel and these up are over $6,000 a week. Some CAPES AND COATS.-$8.00 Plush Capes reduced to 9.35 a. in., Sod/nook 9.40, Glyndon 10.01, WeSt- augurate a method of treatment dia tion, the glacier at the head of the bay, people who were fearful of the result Nancy M. Dunlap Briggs, who was a of the salaries paid for this branch are $5.50. 02.00 Plush Capes, handsomely trimmed in jet, silk ininster 10 31, New Windsor 30.45, Union Bridge metrically opposed to that hitherto now known as the Verhoeff glacier, ex- inspector of 10.53, and Thurinont 11.14i a. in. in the event of Mr. Bryan winning daughter of Major George W. Dunlap, excellent for England. The Blue Mountain Express,[Parlor Car] leaves tended out to the sea, covering all the linings, reduced this week to $7.98. Cloth Capes from $1.49 Up the presidency and the enactment of employed. Brush over the right an officer of the war of 1812. Miss clothing receives $6,000 and his assist- Baltimore 3.22 D. in., stopping at Westminster, space from cliff to cliff, except a narrow on down the New Windsor. Union Bridge. Bruceville !con- law. This fear having shoulder instead of the left and give Briggs was a precocious child and a dili- ants $2,750 apiece, and so to $7.00, reduced 25 per cent; this sweeping reduction will thrill nection for Frederick], Thurmont, Blue Ridge, a free-coinage gorge on each side of the moving, gi- victory of Mc- the hair on that side the attention it gent student. Much of her time when long list. every buyer with wonderment when they gaze Buena Vista Spring, Blue Mountain,$8mith- been dispelled by the gantic, frozen river. In these gorges probably upon these mon- until not in school was spent in travel. She But all this vast expense is burgBate ll .hoa lgetrattitwi Express, Kinley, the money is now coming deserves, and it will not be long clump moss struggles bravely for exist- ster values. [east] leaves Ha- was a graduate of the class of '94 of the much less than the annual outlay that gerstown 6.43 a. m.,stopping at above stations, back and will be invested in enter- you will notice a difference in its ence, but while the glacier moved for- keeping also Rocky Ridge, Glyndon, Owings Mills and Omaha High school and has since con- France or Germany makes for Sudbrook Park. quantity and general appearance. It ward, crushing and burying everything CLOAK prises in the city and State. tinued the studies of French, German its soldiers smart in appearance in times BANNER BARGAINS.-Ladies' Beaver Jack- Additional trains leave Baltimore for Union may be rather awkward at first for a its path, this form of vegetable life Bridge and Intermediate Stations at l0. It,. in and music. of peace. In Germany, for example, ev- ets, large sleeves, sold formerly at 04.00 reduced to $3.00, La- Shocked a Congiwation. could do little more than bold its own. and 5.00 and 6.07 p. m., and leave Union Bridge right handed person, but the exigen- The poem which she read and of ery man in the army is said to have foi Baltimore and Intermediate Stations at 5.2 the course of time, from some un- dies' Beaver and Cheviot Jackets, very shapely and stylishly and 637 a. in., and 12.55p. in. daily, except Sun cies of the case demand that. a lost In which her mother is the author was four complete suits of military clothing. Pittsburg, Nov. 9.-Deacon Jona- cause, the glacier began sudden- day. charm be regained at the cost of a known criticised by Longfellow just prior to -New York Journal. fashioned garments, with new Victoria collar, best $7.00 Jackets, Sundays only-leave Baltimore for Union than Pechter, of the Congregational ly to recede to the point where it now Bridge and Intermediate Stations at 9.30 a. in., little personal inconvenience. his death. Thus doubly endeared to her, Schneeberger's reduction price, P.98. and 2.30 Donegal township, shock- discharges, that part of it which was in The Boy With the Hat. p. in., and leave Bruceville 03,5 a. in., Church of she dedicated it to the pioneer lawmak- and Union Bridge for Baltimore and Interme- water floating away in the shape of diate Stations 3.58 p. m.. ed the members of the congregation His Mistake. the ers of Iowa.=-Burlington Cor. St. Louis LADIES' AND GENTS' -La- icebergs and those which were on the FURNISHING GOODS. yesterday by walking into meeting in • Republic. Baltimore Ss Cumberland Valley R. It. shores remaining stationary, to be slow- dies' heavy fleece-lined Vests, nicely finished, usually 25c, re- his bare feet. "Say, what's going on in tbar 1" Leave Hagerstown for Shippensburg and ly melted by the summer sun. This was Waves and Curls of Hair. Intermediate Stations 6.2.5 and 11.10 a. in. and was waited on asked an old fkriner at South Pitts- duced to 17c, Men's heavy Camel-hair Undershirts and Draw- After the service he the opportunity for the mosses. Caring 7.05 p. in., and leave Shippensburg for Ha- burg the other day, pointing to a Women are dressing their hair as ers to match, others sell at 75c, our price now only 48c. Here gerstown and Intermediate Stations at 6.00 a. by the minister and his fellow dea- nothing for the cold, they crept slowly, m.and 1(19 and 3.08 p. in. building from which he had just much as ever in the mode of the figure life cons and asked about this strange inch by inch, over the quiet mass of ice, finished with a Psyche knot. The is the chance of your -Men's All Wool Ribbed Undershirts emerged. 8, Leave Rocky Ridge for Eminittsburg at 8.28 conduct. He explained that he was perhaps then 50 or more feet thick, and hair about the face is puffed out over and Drawers, regular price was $1.25; reduced to 89c. Men's and 10.40 a. in., and 3.31 and 6.36 p. m. Leave election bet. He had "Prayer meeting," replied the per- made their way, first, in thin, netlike Emmittsburg for Rocky Ridge at 7.,0 and 10.00 paying an small combs, to which are sometimes Working Shirts, former price 75c, we have about 10 dozen, re- a. in., and 2.: 0 and 5.50 p. agreed with Arnold Herter that in son addressed. layers, and then, as time passed on and attached the fluffy "weddings" which Leave Bruceville for Frederick at 9.40 a. m., thought it was a strength was gathered, in thick masses, duced this week to 48c. Ask to see our Dress Lining and Find- and 5.40 p ni. Leave Bruceville for Taneytown. case of McKinley's election he would "Wal, by gum; I make a puff look thick and rich, for Littlestown and Columbia at 9.44 a. m. and 3.45 till they reached the edge, which front- walk to church barefooted,and in case democratic rally, an' I went right in women, it is whispered, are beginning ings; we save you from 25 to 50 per cent. on your Dress Outfit- p. in. ed the bay. Here, as the sun each sum• B. & 0. passenger trains leave Cherry Run an' waited for the speaker ter begin," to wear false hair again, and even for Cumberland and of Bryan's election _Herter was to do mer slowly melted the face of the ice tings. We also announce a reduction of at least 25 per cent, on intermediate points, No. said the old man. "I 'lowed it was "rolls," or stuffing, to augment their 13, daily at 8.57 a. m. For Piedmont and inter- the same. wall away, they matted themselves firm- all Rag and Ingrain Carpets. Come early and often; the advan- mediate, No. 17 daily, except Sunday, at 1.26 p. mighty queer when they started off own locks. m.,and Chicago Express, No. 7, daily at 10.40 A conference was held among the ly and dropped over, lower and lower, The pompadour aureole is worn, pro- tages are in your favor. p.m. prayer, an' when a feller got deacons anti it was decided to discip- with a until they reached the rocky shore, and vided it is becoming, and, if the shape Passengers for Chicago Limited, No, 5. or about free sal- completely Cincinnati Limited, No.!, take No. 17 to Han- line Deacon Pechter, not because lie up and began talking the bilge block of ice was of the face forbids it, it is contrived in cock and there transfer to No. 5 or No. 1. walked to church in his bare feet,but vation instid of free silver, I allowed hidden. Year after year the mosses a modified form, and soft little rings of Passengers for B. & 0. Pittsburg Express, flourished, the young plants M. SCHNEEBERGER. No. 9. take No. 7 to Haueovic and there trans- Ire had indulged in betting. it warn't may kind of a crowd an' I grew and hair are arranged about the brow and fer. because underfoot until the was powerful sartin 'twant no Mc- trampling the older temples. For most women some kind of All others daily, except Sunday. turning into a rich mold, ttitops only to land passengers from Balti- Mr. Bryan's Voice. Kinley rally cause them yer fellers latter, rotting, "bang" is indispensable. It should not burying the conquered fragment of the more. don't want nothin'free. The more I be forgotten that it softens the lines so HOOD,Pres't and Gen'l Manager. Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 9.-Mr.Bryan is Ice king deeper and deeper. Then grass seen in women past their girl- LI7vTE. LIME. B. H. GRISWOLD, Gen'l Passenger Agent. studied on it the more puzzled I got often having a great deal of trouble with peed found their way into the moss, hood. When cut and curled with an an' finally I slid out. Say, let's go carried All his voice since the campaign ended. blown hither by the winds or artistic sense, the outline of the hair on parties that want a good, quick and durable Lime, free of impurities, 1896. THE SUN! 1896. somewhere an' liquor utt. I haint there on the feet of birds. They germi- the brow brings out every feature of the should buy Legore's Combination of Lime. As a guarantee and comparison BALTIMORE, MD, He has been growing hoarser all the we submit five different analyses had my nerves so slink up sence the nated and increased, and by their great- face to the best advantage. made by H. J. Patterson, State Chemist of time and the usual remedies have Maryland, Prince George's Co., for the coneideration of farmers and campaign begun."- Valley News, er vigor in turn almost blotted out the Curls are much in evidence-curls others The Paver of the People, done him very little good. charming who want the best article. Special inducements in prices, terms, &c., will For the Peonle and with the Sequaeliee. Tenn. moss. To give finish to the falling over or beneath flat braids and be given. Peovle His physicians say that in the over- picture this created, blooming plants peep- coils at the back of the bead; curls It will pay all HONEST IN MOTIVE, exertion his vocal chords have suffer- took up their abode and flourished, un- parties who intend using lime this season, to give it a From Sire to Son. ing out coquettishly behind the left ear trial and the preference. Send for prices, FEARLESS IN EXPRESSION. every summer the plateau is a gar- giving amount wanted. Satisfac- ed from his recent work, and that it Family Medicine Bacon's Cel- til or drooping low on one side of the neck; tion guaranteed in every respect. For further SOUND IN PRINCIPLE. As a white. How information call on or address will take extreme care and some ery King for the Nerves passes trom den of green, gold and ringlets, glossy, smooth, round like a UNSWERVING IN ITS ALLEGIANCE TO this condition of things will last J. W LeGO E; Woodsboro, Md. weeks to reduce the inflammation. He sire to son as a legacy. If you have long cylinder and capable of "bobbing" in BUT I1E DOESN'T LOOE IT. RIGHT THEORIES AND disorder do of course it is impossible to say. At any Below RIGHT PRACTICES. looks four years older than when he Kidney, Liver or Blood enchanting fashion with each move- -Punch are the five different analyses made by the State Chemist. not delay,but get a free sample pack- time nature, who now holds the Ver- owner's head. The Sun publishes all the news all began the campaign. ment of the per cent, per cent, per cent, per cent. age of this remedy at once. If you hoeff glacier in check, may unloose her Whether for street or evening toilet, Lime (CaO) Ave. Sol. Lime.. 97.61 96.00 97.00 96.80 the thne, but it does not allow its days, Mr. Bryan Constipation,Head- columns to be degraded by unclean Within the next 10 have Indigestion, hands, and then the frozen river will the hair is worn moderately low. In no Some People's Folly. Magnesia (MgO) .43 1.08 .43 .72 expects to go to Colorado, and will ache, Rheumatism, etc., this grand likely pour down and out the bay once Oxide of Iron and Alumina 1.07 1.20 immoral or purely sensational matter, case does it tower above the forehead, as 1.60 Editorially, specific will cure you. R. S. McKin- crushing beneath it in its flow Why some persons will suffer with Silica . .80 1.63 .41 .08 The Sun is the con- probably make a number of speeches druggist, is sole more, formerly. Far back, on the very crown sistent and unchanging champion and ney, the leading which now holds its bead the excruciating pangs of rheumatism, Undetermined .09 .56 in that State. It is generally under- agent,and is distributing samples free the vegetation of the head, is the center of the coiffure. defender of popular rights and inter- in triumph.-W. E. Meehan in Inde- waved-waved when they can be so easily cured by stood that he expects to take to the to the afflicted. Large packages 25c And the tresses must be 100.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 ests against political machines and pendent. to give monopolies of every character. Inde- lecture platform. and 50c. and crimped all over the head that greatest of pain-cures, Salvation Calcium pleasing, effect (Lime) Carbonate 98.39 per cent. pendent in all things, extreme in Chicago. Nov. 9.-A rumor here in "Accident" Swindlers. the loose, unstudied, yet Oil, is past human comprehension. Magnesia Carbonate .51 „ Poetic jilts. so much sought. Gloss and smoothness none. It is for good laws, good newspaper circles is that W. R. The extension of electric traction has That Salvation Oil does cure rheuma- Oxide of Iron and Alumina .60 „ o government -- are desirable, and curling irons are de- and good order. the with brought upon the scene a particularly Silica .50 „ I,. Hearst, owner of the New York Jour- Bike, and world bikes you; nounced for constant use, as the heat tism is evidenced by Mr. G. F. Schra- By mail 50 cents a month,$6 a year Walk, and you walk alone, dangerous and offensive swarm of ras- nal and the San Francisco Examiner, dries up the natural oil and renders the der, Pierce, Neb., who says: "I have 100.00 „ And you can't get into society cals who prey upon the street railroad SI will establish a daily here, with Mr. liable to premature used Salvation Oil and think there is THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN If you have no wheel of you own. companies by bogus claims for personal hair brittle and Bryan as saia editor-in-chief. It is injuries received in real or imaginary grayness. po liniment on earth like it. I had the The Weekly Sun publishes all the An ambitious young maid from Dubuque, contrivances are used for the negotiations are already on. Mr. accidents. They are fostered by a tribe All kinds of rheumatism for several months and news of each week, giving complete Named Susan, tho'some call her Suque, requisite wave and crimp. Hearst has already secured the Unit- of disreputable attorneys, who make a producing the accounta of all events of interest Has taken a notion charming little rib- cOuld get no relief until I used Sal- ed Press franchise here for an after- practice of communicating with all per- "Crimpers" have throughout the world. As an Agri- To cross the wide otion bons attached as fastenings, so arranged vation Oil, two bottles of which effected cultural paper the Weekly Sun is un- noon and And mary an earl or a duque. sons whom they can identify as concern- morning paper. quite as captivating a cure, and I feel as well as ever. No surpassed. It is edited by writers of in any street railway mishap, and that madam looks ed when in full THE practical experience, who know pins as SIZE Don't worry over anything, her crimping OF in IT! home should be without it." Salvation The Tote in the Big Cities. often without instructions issue process whst But simply grin and bear it, regalia. A golden head with bewitch- farming means and what far- against the companies. Some of these Oil is sold everywhere for 25 cents. mers want in an agricultural And if your lot in life is hard, ing little blue bows dotted all over it jour- Philadelphia Press: In the strug- legal sharks have a regular staff of de- When dealers offer a substitute be- There never has been grWer values ia honest Clothing nal. It contains regular reports of Get some rich girl to share it. ebon locks cased in orange or crim- gle among America's big cities to see -- tectives, who prowl about the depots or the work of the agricultural experi- really far from unbe- ware, you'll be victimized. Insist on and Hats offered anywhere in this section of the state, than what I took from her a kiss last night. lookout son crimpers are ment stations throughout the coun- one could pile up the biggest and termini of the lines on the having the best, Salvation Oil. are It was a wholesome smack. False witnesses are easily coming. now contained within the walls of my store. Larger try, of the proceedings of farmers plurality for McKinley, Philadelphia for oases. grandmoth- And now Iwould give me great delight procured, and juries are usually liberal Every woman wears her stocks, possibly, but never greater values in the medium and clubs and institutes, and the discus- was an easy winner, her plurality for back. tortoise shell comb, or one just as sion of new methods and If I could give it in the matter of damages, the greater er's [A Native Taneytown-er.] ideas in the republican ticket being nearly she can buy. Gold and low-priced grades, such as I carry. A man's experience in agriculture. Its market reports, Poul- portion of which are swallowed up in nearly like it as twice as large as that of Chicago, combs with cut steel try Department and Veterinary col- Current Humor. the attorney's "cost." The evil has be- silver combs or buying is worth something-even if almost any one can do pretty circlet or half umn are particularly valuable to which stood second. It is also inter- come so great that the street railway headings make a the selling, particularly if he regards the truth against dark or au- lightly- and country readers. Every issue con- esting to note in the table of the plu- "I wish I were an ostrich," said press is suggesting the formation of a moon of brightness tains Stories, Poems, -Philadelphia Times. intelligent buying, with honest selling, is all that an honest Household and ralities and total vote of the big cit- Hicks, angrily, as he tried to eat one mutual protection society of some kind. burn locks. Puzzle Columns, a variety of inter- _ -._ customer can expect. You get this at my store, esting and instructive ies, which is given below, that Chica- of his wife's biscuits. It is proposed to keep a register of the A. 11'nettea Haptiszu, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, and nothing selected matter and other features, which make it a go polled over 22,000 more votes than "I wish you were, dear," returned names of claimants and interchange in. At last our bantling is labeled, regis- less. Those who want to "dicker" and "jew" and be begged to persons who, it is more welcome visitor in city and country New York and rolled up a bigger Mrs. Hicks. "I'd get a few decent formation as tered, catalogued, classed in its place NOTARY-PUBLIC to buy, can't be supplied at my establishment. homes alike. suspected, make a trade of the majority against anarchy and repud- feathers for my winter hat." than in that closed and guarded society One dollar a year. Inducements to business and travel from city to city for In as For The iation. The table follows: where each one of us stands on his getters up of clubs for the Weekly Mrs. Mackay-An' so ye have no the purpose.-Boston Journal. square like a figure on a chessboard. It Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Sun. Both the -Daily and Weekly Mlliinley's Total Mens' Suits! Golf Caps. Sun plurality, mother now? has not yet breathed the fresh air; its mailed free of postage in the vote. Icing the Beds. United Stated, Canada and Mexico. first outing is usually for the sacrament No. 435 GRANT STREET, A lot of new goods, ranging in price This is the great Cap year-have Philadelphia 112,999 244.134 Jimmy-No mum. In Florida, where the heat at night Payments invariably in Chicago 56,543 345,755 of baptism. Carried to church in sump- from $4.00 to $10.00. Every suit a already sold more this season, so far, advance, Mrs. Mackay-Well, may boy, when- seasons of the year is almost as Address New York 29,701 323,321 at some tuous robes, its sponsors renounce sa- PITTSBURGH, PENN. bargain, and every one at a bed rock than in any two previous years. ever ye feel the want of a good lick- unbearable as in the day, it is not un- A. S. ABELL COMPANY, Brooklyn 34,165 210,403 tan's works and pomps in its name, price. Better goods sold by sample- Why? Well, because they are "the ing, come to me and I'll be a mother ice the bed before retiring to fit and satisfaction guaranteed. Big go," and Publishers and Proprietors, St. Louis 15,805 116,441 usual to while its forehead is all wrinkled by because the cap we sell at This is done in a very simple way. bargains in old stock-most of it as 25 cents brings 35 and 40 cents at most Baltimore, lid Baltimore 20,057 107,665 to ye. rest. crying as the holy water trickles on it Hamilton county, 0. A metal vessel or pot, much in the Special Notices. good as new-suits from $2.50 up- places-and because we know where and its little face all screwed awry by Taneytown Markets. (Cincinnati) 17,740 97,545 A letter from a lady at an inland form of the ancient warming pan used wards. and how to buy them. Children's the salt laid on its tongue. This cere- Corrected Weekly. Boston 18,296 81,381 watering place to her husband con- by our grandfathers, is filled with bro- Caps are- particularly popular, arid Flour, mony, performed before the assembled ABINET PHOTOGRAPHS only we've got lots of .4.2544.25 Pittsburg .. 19,497 45,573 ken ice, and, after standing until the 'em. When you Bran, per ton tains the following passage: "In your family, is a very simple one in Paris C $1.00 per dozen. How? Call at want a cap come to the Cap head- 13.00 ice has completely cooled the vessel, it Boys' and Children's! White Middlings, per ton , 13.00 last epistle you sent me $50 and 1,000 and all large cities. The godfather gives P. B. Englar's and find out. Every quarters. A Backwoods Case. is placed between the sheets and moved purchaser of $3.00 worth of goods can A full stock of all sizes in new Timothy Hay, prime, per ton.. 8.00 kisses. I should be glad if, in future, the godmother a present, another to the to and fro over the surface of the sheets get them. goods. Children's suits from $1.25 to Mixed Hay, per ton 5 00a 7.00 "Your honor," said a proseauting more money and young mother and invariably presents Straw you would send me and pillows until they are quite cold. $4.00. Boys' three-piece suits from Rye 11.00a 5.00 his godchild with a silver mug, fork Wheat attorney in a court in Texas, "the fewer kisses. This coolness of the bedclothes is very HOPPING of all kinds promptly $3 50 to $8.00. A lot of single suits Gloves! Gloves! .85 spoon. Sugared almonds in orna- Rye. new prisoner at the bar is charged with soothing to the heated and wearied and C done. Mili now ready for such from $2.00 to $1.00. The cheapest You know we sell Updegraff's. .35 GEORGE ALL RIGHT. - Anxious mental and gilded boxes bearing the work. line of Boys'suits ever in Taneytown, Oats..new. 20 killing one of the most exemplary cit- body and invariably induces immediate Everybody who knows of good driv- child's name are distributed to friends, ZOLLICEOFFE & BRO. without doubt. Take a look at them Corr, 25 izens of this country. Andrew Boy- mother-"My dear, I'm afraid George sleee.-Cincinnati Enquirer. ing gloves, knows about Updegraff's. that is all. The plainest peasant before fitting out your boys. Butter .16 is getting into bad company. He is but All kinds of hand covering. Just Eggs. son, your honor, was in every respect The Kangaroo Rat. baptism has a much more solemn stamp. think? Men's Oil Tan, lined, knit .18 out very late nearly every night." cuff, Tallow .03 a model man. He was a beloved mem- One of the most interesting little ani- It never takes place without a great gloves only 25c. Boys' of same, at Observing Father-"Oh, he's all Corporation Tax-Payers Ha rus ber of the church, and not once mals known to inhabit any portion of feast. The file of guests walking to same price. Fur gloves from $1.00 to H Ides right. He goes to see some girl or America is the kangaroo rat. This queer Derby Hats $3.50-also Fur Collars. .03 known to be guilty of an un-Christian church behind the godparents, arm in Hogs 4.00 act. Why, your honor, he was never other. little rodent is found only in the Death arm and two by two, is as imposing as TAKE NOTICE! Well, I've sold thousands of Hats, Sheep 2.00 valley region of California. It has long seen to bet on horses, play poker, "He hasn't said a word about any a wedding procession, And in this re- but have never had such excellent Lambs 3.00 and powerful hind legs and makes its ones for small money as this season. Calves drink whiskey, or use tobacco. He-" young lady." spect matters take the same course at I will be at the Underwear. 3.50 way wherever it goes by jumping. Its the chateau as they do on the farm. Post-office, For instance, you can get a surpris- Beef Cattle, best 4.00 "Hold on a minute," the judge "No; but he's keeping company coloring varies from light gray to dark There is great ringing of bells, a feast to receive Taxes, on ingly good stiff bat for $1.00; other If you want really good Underwear medium 2.00 with one all the same. His right wrist prices are $1.25, $1.40, $1.50, $1.75, -whether Cows • broke in; "you say he didn't bet on brown, according to whether it fre- and showers of sugared almonds, min- all wool, part or all cot- $25 4D $35 is full of pin seratches." $2 00 and $2 25. You never saw such ton-you can't find better goods any- Bullocks horses 1" quents the alkali sands or the lava beds, gled with pennies for the village ur- November 14th., 1896, 2.50 nature probably intending to protect it a great assortment of headwear of where. Our 40 per cent, wool shirts "That's what I said, your honor." chins. The baby's nurse, overwhelmed from i o'clock to 4 o'clock, p. this style-and all new ones. Every- and Baltimore Daniel Webster once owed a large from capture by likening its hue to the drawers, both white and natural Markets. "And he didn't play poker 1" with gifts that day, is the heroine of thing in the Hat line, and pretty wool, at 50 cents, are the very best Corrected surroundings. The kangaroo rat lives m., after which time interest Weekly. "Never was know to play a game." sum of money to the butcher, and the festival.-Th, Bentzon in Century. nearly everybody comes to our store the market produces, without excep- Wheat 88(00 in burrows, as sloes a smaller species of will be charged. "And lie never drank ligoor1" perhays he could not pay it; at any when they want to purchase. tion, Corn 29(&30 rodent called the kangaroo mouse.-St. Oats, "Never a drop, your honor." rate lie did not. The butcher sued Milton ist work, B. S. MILLER, 19260A him for the money. We don't know Louis Republic. Fellow citizens, you can rely on our word for Rye . 42Q45 "And he didn't-chew tobacco ?" Milton used to sit leaning back lt Collector, it that you Hay, Timothy, 11.50Q13.50 whether he eventually got it or not, Gas Economizers. "Never took a chew in his life." obliquely in an easy chair, with his leg • will make no mistake in making your purchases this fall at Hay mixed 11.50Q12.00 "Well, then," said the judge, lean- but anyway, after the suit began he "Courtship is a good thing to save flung over the elbow of it. He frequent- our store. Everything learned in Hay, Clover 10.50e11.50 ly composed lying in bed in the morn- -- FOR twenty years experience Straw, Rye, bales 16.00016.50 ing back with a sigh, "I don't see did not call as usual to see whether gas bills," asserts a gas collector. -- the Granite State giant wanted any- "Young women engaged or about to be ing, but when he could not sleep and in business, and every fact in connection with the times, has Straw, Rye blocks 9.00e10.00 what be wanted to live for. There Straw, wheat blocks 6 5007.00 thing to-day. Webster met him and engaged usually mean a reduction in lay awake whole nights not one verse been carefully brought to bear in the purchase of our present wasn't anything in life for him, and bills could be make. At other times Bran 10.00e12.00 at once inquired,"Why don't you call gas of $2 a month. Cross children, his un- Middlings don't see why he ain't about as well premeditated lines flowed easy, with Wind Storm Insurance, stock, and the pricing of it -every effort made to make our 9.50010.50 on the other hand, generally raise gas Potatoes, new, per bus 30032 .off dead as alive. Release the prison- at my house any more 1" The butch- bills $1 a month. Bicycling has injured certain impetus and cestrum, as he him- interests identical. Will you investigate these statements? er replied that lie did not suppose Sugar, granulated 4.58 er, Mr. Sheriff, and call the next the gas trade terribly. First the husband self used to believe. Then, whatever Sugar, confec, A 4.45 case." Mr. Webster wanted to see him, in goes out upon a wheel; then the wife the hour, he rang for his daughter to apply to Beef Cattle, Best 3 50Q4.45 fact, thought he might be offended. follows his example. The gas is turned commit them to paper. He would some- P. B. Beef cattle, Medium [email protected] Good advice: Never leave home ENGLAR, on "Oh; good heavens I" said Wedster, down, and when they come back they times dictate 40 lines in a breath and Swine, gross 3.7504.20 a journey without a bottle of Cham- Swine, "sue me as many times as you like, are usually so tired from the long rAirt then reduce them to half the number. P. B. CLOTHIER AND Rough 3 00e3.50 berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea These may appear ENGLAR, FURNISHER. Sheep, gross 2e3 Remedy. For sale by R.S. McKinney. but for heaven's sake don't starve that they have no desire to sit up ifid trifles, but snob tri- burn the midnight oil."-New York fles assume a sort of greatness when re- Lambs, gross NW* Druggist, Taneytown, Md. me to death I" TANEYTOWN, MD. Calves gross and,Exprele. lated of what is great, TANEYTOWN, MD. OeliOt