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DIsTREssuN Nc CASUALTY
Explesion Of \ Leaky boiler ssrf.
Susiy lnturing Many Persons,

Explosion or d Leaky boiler srrf,
oushy lnturfn@ Many Persons,
some Of Whom Will Die.
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, June 10, 1881,
Atkins Il Brothers, fishback rolling
mill, situated one mile from this place.
was the scene OF q most tarrible boiler
explosion at noon to-day. Twelve men
employed In the mill were injured with
more or less severity, three or four OF
wiiom cannot recover. At the above
hour Kissing noise was noticed as COM
ing from the direction of the boilers, and
almost simultaneoasly the explosion
followed. The report was deafenine, 1t
being neard by people at great dis
lance. The shock was felt most at the
puddle furnaces at the girder mill, where
the boilers were located. When the
clouds of dust and steam caused BY the
explosion had cleared away the sight
was sickening one.
THE VICTIMS.
Daniel Moran, o puddler, was found
suffering the most intense agony. He
was horribly scalded and injured. A
flying missile struck him In the face,
cansing a terrible cash, the flesh be-
ing peeled of, exposing the bones.
James ONeili, a helper, was terri
bly, scalded on his hands, face and
breast. He cannot recover.
Louis Blakenhorn,a puddler, married.
with q large family, was badly. cuton
the back and terribly scalded. He is
said to have died while being taken
home. He was working near the
boiler when the explosion took place.
Jerry Reed, married, was severely
scalded about the face and breast.
James Williams, puddler, . young
married man, was terribly scaided on
the back and otherwise badly injured.
Henry Corsberger, laborer, badly
scalded about the head and face.
Augustus Applestatt, puddler, badly
scalded on his hands and face.
Hiram DAVIS, puddler, badly in
jured.
John Rogers, puddler, hands and face
scalded.
Andy Smith, charger, hit In the face
BY flying brick is badly cut.
Edward Connolly, charger, scalded
about the head and neck.
Several others whose names are mn.
known were more or less Injured, The
roof and that portion of tile furnace In
the vicinity of the boiler Is badly wreck
cd. The excitement caused by the ex-
piosion was Intense, hundreds OF people
from all points fiocked to the mills,
where the wives and little ones Of the
men employed In the mills were gather
ed, eagerly scanning the injured mems
faces as they were taken from the deb.
ris.
CAUSED BY cULPABLE NEGLECT.
The boiler which exploded has been
considered defective, having been leak
ing for some time past, and 1t said that
orders bad been given yesterday to draw
The fire bars that 1t might be repaired.
Why these orders vera not obeyed re-
mains TO be discovered when the prop
er investigation is made.
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Deaths yisi...

For the week ending At noo.
eleven deaths were rsnor."s oVn 10 day
Frazer, Registrar Of Deaths ana 70 y. B.
Is having occurred In this citv civ Duil.ls,
Born inthe United State. IN. ~
AIN. mnlIe; Heno; .; black, 9; male, s; lsnsI
az arns a noase, y coroner, l; brousla s T..
iof , in'erment, !; sent away, 3; a sIN hsss ss,s
Inc causes wsre:-ConsumulIo, ;.
hydro.hoax, !; Meningitis, l,p,,"n, i: n,pr..a., !
=, z a na1urAi causes,l; small pox, 4; tvDSais rl
q, Inc deaths by wards were: saoo,a
" Mrra, y lh,rd, !; Fourth, i; Fjfh' l i.
SeIen.h, .; Eighth, 2; Tenti. \. H' Il
-. Du.l1g III tne same week last year thar.
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Fenr Theussnd ,vs,

ula Thomas o'Connor and n. ~,
hManrSarst, hnn e Of Madison street. a't aallsI VI
q beating Mrs. O'ConnoSrS,sa oSS,avlctsd
daughter, were yesterday td,sa sea.i step,
ny Judge Garrettson, In Jerssn rcs",e1sed %.,
70 five days each in The CoSsy Cs,usy City,
L was shown during The tvIdty tr;a, jail
case that the child had been M h.s.!hs :, !hs
whipped and cuffed over S~ fnu. oeaten,
Garrettson said yesterday 1i a.! Judge
child was doubtless precoc;n ;nas The
sne mad not received the treatms,.olsu ttus, out
Ser Se,ln nssanes q ner years should get f, irnm
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rrsa sAsara.y,. I.A.s sass,..
A THIER AKREsTED
with el0O About His Clothes stolen
I'm baltimore.

ls 9-eR - 5tfN
with eloO About His Clothes stolen
I'm Baltimore.
Special ofIicer Legg, of the p, W.
q b. r. r., received despatch, this
morning, from Baltimore detective
requesting him to arrest Q man named
John Leo. then on the train coming
up, who was wanted in Baltimore for
larceny. When tho train reached
Wilmington, at 9.45 O'Clock, officer
Legg boarded it and soon found man
answering the description given in the
dispatch, whom he promptly arrested.
He proved to be the right party, and
the ofiicer took him to the police sta
tion. When asked If he had any
money about him he replied in the
negative, but finding that he was to be
searched, he handed out $3.50 In notes
and some ANAL change. He is now in
confinement at the police station,
awaiting the action % the Baltimore
authorities.
The strange feature OF this case is that
this man Leo Ia the same chap who,
under the name Of Waiter Baker, 0fe-
sted sensation In this city last winter
BY his crazy antics. He was found wan
dering around the streets, evidently IN
IN insand condition, and was taken to
the police station, whore his actions prov
90 him to be sucha confirmed lunatic that
heiwas s0nt 70 the almsh0use. II Q appeared
to be highly educated could converse 10
variety Of languages, and also possessed
m artistic faculty Of moulding beautiful
forms and figures out OF common soap
When hts malady became less vioIent he
was discharged, and was next heard
from In Camden, N. j., where his evil
dent lnnacy again caused his arrest and
detention. He was released while on.
joying lucid Interval and succeeded tn
stealing nearly q Thousand dollars, with
which he lett that city, and was moi
sgain heard Of until his latest affair In
BALTIMORE. 8
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Amer the Fire-No wafer sv.,,, :, :,

QUEBEC, June 1O-All day yesterday
.honsanas y, OF people swarmed Through
tnes slreets In the burnt districts. For.
sansteiy the sudenngs OF those now
call for special outside assistanca ~
regard to the deficiency Of watsr tha
CITY is supplied with only one main 5,ne no
from its source Of water supply tan NM
instant ct Lorette. This supniv is ~
nemcient that when the city water n
earned m on In one ward it must be TUNED
ou IN other wards. Ii IL now said that
s,er = drunken man who entered Laperiere's
ton. =. sno oohhagra-
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"Ehe prsfession ougnt to bear In
genuine Extract Of Witch Hazel. AMI ie Il,
ordering the remedy be sure 10 designata
the preparation desired, olherWfsss ste !
worthless o article may be obtained.
fnl and convenient nutrient tonic' l., use ne
iorm o. Coca Beef Tonic which h as in.ie ste
~ received the highesf commendaJaSnss.- as.-
wieb W. naSs sSs % nssd both o. those
fovtai n ne Medical asd dwoicai Tmes '-
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Informed OF His Fate.

William Neal, co,ored, was TO have
been hanged at New Castle yesterdsy
but the decree of the u. q. Supreme
Court set aside the verdict Of the State
Court, consequently the hanging did
d ID not take place. Sheriff Clark visited
tho prisoner IN his cell yesterday, and
informed him Of the q, s. Coart deci-
sion. The prisoner took the matter
very quietly. He is very sick at present
suffering from typhoid fever.
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Appointed Sergeant.

On Saturday last Mayor Almond ap-
pointed Michael Cannon as Sergeant in
place of John NJ. Legg, resigned. The
appointment gives general satisfaction,
although 1t was rather surprise, as a
great many persons thought that the ap-
pointment would lay between officers
Thomas and McCoi lick.
An exchange says: MIR. Conkling will
presently retire to the cloak-room and
hold his nose while the Albany Assembly
elects his successor,
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The st0ck Of Peanuts.

. The New York Herald say, "the rising
generation will be deilghed to know
that tho stock OF peanuts In the country
10 more Than twice a. great as in june
Two years ago." but tho said Renerati on
does not realize that when peanuts are
several times AZ sheap as coffee a great
many are likely to be diverted. from
their natural mission and be roasted.
ground and served as hne old govern.
ment Java.
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a husband KIN. M. wiz.

San FRAHsrsCo. juno lO.-Geo q
Gatling stabbed and killed his wife At
the Atlantic Beer Gardens last evening.
he suspected her of infdelity, ana N
wrote decoy note, which she answer.
ed by going to the gardens. He met
her in the room and stabbed her to
the heart. "
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Sickness I'm the Jair-

Wm. Neal, the celebrated negro vh,
after being tried, conyic, ed ams 's'o, ssn VINO,
ced to death, for the crime Of rspe. vu w..
rescued BY the U. s. Supreme Court Crt sn1 "as
IS now lying in the Jail at New ussia slI
awaiting another trial, Is now serlons,.|
Ill with typhoid fever. ''''oasly'
Thompson Simmons, under sentan,.
OF two years Imprisonment for ssssn,,
and battery ON James F. Daley '.al' IL .I.s
quite Ill, mainly from mental an,sS
and worriment in regard to the resuIt % !,
ehorts now being made to secure n
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Personal.

Senator Bayard went up to Phila-
delphia this morning.
w. 8. McNair, Department Com
mander Of Delaware, left this MORN
ing for Indianapolis, Indiana. He
goes to attend the National Encamp-
ment of the g. A. r. A special train
for the G. A. R. delegates left West
Phsladelphia at noon.
Junior Vice Department Comman-
der William E. Smith and George V,
Massey, delegate at large, Of Dover,
leave for the same place this evening.
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Lancaster has given the contract to
light that city to the Pennsylvania
Globe Gas Light Company at s24.0 per
iamD
..oLD REIIABIE.r

There are many reputed remedies for
that very prevalent disease, Chronic
N asal Catarrh, but none which have
given general satisfaction and become
ackno Fledged standard preparah0ns,ex'
cept Dr. Hsge's Catarrh Remedy. itcon-
tlnues 10 enjoy an unprecedented popu,
larity. This reputation has been earned
through the psrmAnent cures which IL
has wrought, having proved itself spe-
cific In the " worst forms OF the disease
In fact 10 reliable ~ IL that 10 iofmei
proprietor offered through all the news
papers of the land reward OF sou TOT
ease of Catarrh that 1t would not cure
Sold by druggists.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
a CARD.

To all VINO are suffering from the er-
rors and indiscretions Of YOUTH nervous
weakness, early decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will send q recipe that will cure yoE
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary in south
America. Send a self-addressed envelope
70 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station u
Mem York C1x. Mav4-eodDEwly
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At Fourth street wharf.

The steamer Republic was towed down
the Christiana this. morning from the
Harlan q Holllngsworth' boat yard to
Fourth street wharf. She has been re-
painted and generally overhauled, and
will make her first trip to Cape May
tomorrow, taking down the Grace
church excursion.
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The bill abolishing all distinction
on account OF race or color in the
public schools, which was passed by
the Pennsylvania Legislature before
its adjournment, has been signed by
Governor Hoyt. d.
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Sergeant I.ssg,s suceessor.

The successor to police Sergeant
john M. Legg had not been announc
ed up to two O'Clock this afternoon.
In fact, his resignation had not been
handed to the Mayor, although he
has openly declared his intention 10
resign. "
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wilm ineIoh MarMefs.
WILMINGTON, Del. June 3, 1881
,u0tations at the BraLcywlns ) Mills 10,
q az wATT. TEI,Epnoyr - -

HE WATTS TELEPHONE-Tbew won
yet make noise In the world. Hnsinast
men wanting their Offices Connected win
remote parts q their works will do wsi,
70 cal on "a. +. Hayden, corner SIKH,
ena ~. Sn,Raey streets, who his the agency
ior the state OF DelawaTe. Where a I'M.
u NOW IN operation far trial he refers tnr
Work done. References. Geo. w. Rusb 4
Son 1he Harlan d Holl ngsworth Ia
Sos. bancroft Sons J.. ]. Gallagher
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From Paris 10 vienna ON . Ricx.,s

~" - Fhehhh On BIcycle,
carried with me, among my scanty
baggage, sma II supply OF Goes. an fnd,sy =
tonic, by which was able to ass,, a.a ~ = =
sudden and painful hunger which somes
times accompanies continued exertinn
When Mtigue and sleep began 10 tell nnon
me, the marvellous Coca aga In sunnorta.i
IN and gave me strength" W
M. LAUMAILLE.
Who rode o bicycle from Paris 10 Vienna.
distance OF 100 miles, in q little more
than twelve days. .'' ...o.
The uDequalied tonic and reinviUorat.
Ing powers Of the Coca are embodfed in
tne Liebig Cos celebrated Coca Beef Tom
u, which In recognized as the stanslsri
I0nle Dy tne medical profession OF every
Civilized country. Beware OF cbeaS.
worthless imitations. under ours ana
similar names. Cures dyspepsia, malaria
debility and all who are run down.
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THIN UNDERWEAR.

W. M, Kennard Il 90. are offer.
ing thin gauze underwear for ladies,
gentlemen and children, at LOW
PRICES. .sksa e lkEH aAEE
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FOURTH EDITION

InAieataens fsF To-Day.
For the Middle Atlantic HtNtes. warm
or, fair wsathsr, wfnds. mostly scuther-
ly stationary or lower barometer,
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GOSSA M ERN.

This stock is always complete in
all sizes and qualities, from $2.25
upwards.
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A fine Victoria Lawn at II 1.2
and full line of our celebrated
make of Linon D'Inde, from rs to
SO cents.
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LAWNS.

A fine line of American Lawns,
in the latest styles and colorlngs, at
l21.
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WHITE QUILTS.

W. M. Kennard Il Co. are offer
ing one case of white quilts at $l.10
which would be cheap at $l.50.
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EmGM SPANISH LAC TTIEs.

A new and beautiful line of Spenish
ties, ishue collars, and many other
choice things just opened by w. M.
Kennard Il Go.
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.Of all sad words of tongue or men.
BEEN" hsVe
h. ane above quotation was fprcib,v
ts tpougnt 70 mind the other day BY hear
nv nv young lady remark that she would
sbs Us ho~ no" pe dying with Consumption II
WMd cherry ana H6rsROunsi Il,
Eon r mper last, and lcurod her cold. as q
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GINGHAMS.

Owing to the great demand for
ginghams they have become very
scarce, but W. M. Kennard & Co.
have yet 100 pieces to select one
dress from.
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NoTICE.-Dr.f Kiine's Great Nerve
hestorer is the marvel Of the age iol III
Nerve Diseases. All fts stopped neg.
Send 70 831 Arch Street, PHIL aelpni,s, Y.
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OPERA FLANNEL.S.

Red, White, Blue, Pink, Cream
and Eeru Opera Cloths. Call and
see them.
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PARAsOIA.

A fine line of Parasols, sun and
rain Umbrellas.
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,TARLATANS.

White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers.
w. NJ. KENNARD Il CO.,
.621 Market st.
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DRESS BUTTONS.

W. M. Kennard & Co.'s stock OF
Dress Buttons is very large and
styles are the newest and choicest.
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CrIRST NATIONAL BANh
Z OF WILMINGTON
REPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEY
+. AND
FINAN IAL AGENTS OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
sDWAR, BELTS, PlspsIpKsT. La
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG, CASE sR.
RAID up Cnptthi, $500, 600.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston 4;
;hanse furnished TO regular Depositprs
without charge.
Discount days, Mondays and Thursds.
Il S.3O A. NJ.
DIRECTORS.
Edward Belts, lohn Ii. Adams,
clement b. Smyth, Henry ss. McComb,
ieorge W. Bush, William Tatnmll,
Danlel James. Ell Garrett,
Saml Bancroft, Jr. Ia -ly
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CHILDREN's

new style collars, large lace collars
for ladies, latest thing out, just
opened by Kennard Il Co. 4
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WiM KENNARD & co,
LADIES'

can find many choice goods at Ken
nard Il Co.'s. Their stock is never
allowed to get old /; selling at reason
able prices keep it moving.
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LINEN LAW Ms
WHITE GOODS.

Pure Linen Lawns 25 cents.
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THE DEIAwARE
B BEET SUGAR

COMPANY OF WILMINGTON. DSn Di,a.
win contract with the farmers o1 Nd i Eas-
aware, Maryland, New Jersey, a,,c,s anu Of
tern Pennsylvania for the proa,aso w. soln-
1900 acres OF sugar Beets during shs
ing season. We offer
PREMIUM OF 63O0 .aor
for the best 100 tons Of Beets grown ap nrIOr ior
contrast with US. The prices W.sa w paid
the Gerihsn and French farmers iot ior. @
same duality o. Bests. Fer f.irtner 'n
nation, address -,
THE DELAWARE BEET sUGAh WI
Wilmington, Del.s
feb3-w2
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GLOVES

W. M. KcInard..& Co.'s stock of
Lisle Thread Gloves is like their
stock ST of Kid Gloves, very large.
They are selling good Lisie Glove
at 25 cents.
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62l MARKET STkEET,


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Net Proceeds $65 70
The Band return thanks to the commu,
nifty for the liberality shown, to the ladies
for their untirng aid and especially to Mr.
W. A. Hahn for his thoroughly successful
management Of the festival.
ADDENDA.-fn our summary of valua'
bic horsehesh last week, We failed to men
ton one of rare value and manifold utility
that of Mr.. Webb. She's daisy, Mr.. w
rides her when he goes out stabhing ghosts
being blind she doesn't shy from them.
He replaces his spring wagon with her,
when he goes out farming, hanging the
plows and harrows around on Der hips and
withers. Beng high stopper he need on,
ly let down the top bar r,i and she needs
no shoes as the bone In her leg extends
down below the hoof She lives off OF
barrel hoops and You can see them through
the skin on her sides Being an old maid
her aye is uncertain but she has not out
lived her nfrmlties. The owners certifl-
cate to the above may be had on applica
ton.
DECoRATIoN.--On Monday evening at 9
o'clock, the ceremony of decorating the
graves Of the Union soldiers was observed
in our town. About sixty little girls
dressed in white preceded by our band
and followed by a large concourse OF citl'
zens formed In procession and marched
first to the Catholic cemetery and thence
to the cemetery at the U b Church. There
was a plofusion Of flowers and much inter
est was manifested.
The exercises were held in the last named
cemetery and consisted of an opening
prayer by Rev. w. G. Wire addresses by
Rev. w. i Martin and Messrs John K
Rouzer and JOS e. Webster Singing
.'America" led by c. A. WilIhide aid dir
ges by the band, the ceremonies closing
with "Od Hundred by the band and
prayer by Rev II. Wissler.
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. II Z r | F + A l. 7 Y.

To the Voters If Frederick County,
Feeling grateful for the interest manifes-
ted iu my behalf before, and at the Coun'
ty Convention held in 1879, by so many OF
my friends throughout the county, and as
/ then stated, now announce myself as
candidate for the next Sherltfalty of Fred.
erick county. Subject to the decision OF
Republican Nominating Conventon,) and
respectfully solicit your favorable consider
alton
The public's humble servant.
Nov % tf, II. r. STEINER.
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a specially, having employed work
men who understands Casket and COT.
fin making thoroughly. will keep 4
complete stock of Walnut Home
Made and City Caskets and Collins
always on hand, which will be
trimmed in styles and prices to suit all
partiea a
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Tpy:WTY NEWS.
JOttlngs from our Exchanges.

The estate of the late Philip Pyfer, Of
Frederick, which was bequcathed to his
sisters Mrs. p B kunklr and Mrs V. S.
Drummer, is now valued at from $50 900 to
$40 900 Register.
The CHANGERS at Lewistown, in this
county. intend holding grand basket pic
mic and exhibition of agricultural nipple
mcnts, on Whit Monday, in Geo. W. Mil
lers Grove, near Lcwistown. -Eruminer.
TIE CAUSE OF Tin recently noticing
the appointment of Mr. Glenn rs poslmas
ter at Utica Mills vice Mr. VIM. II Todd,
we stated that the latter gentleman had
| | G removed "for Cause 1t should be
understood that the language used docs
not imply malfcasance in office on the
part of MI Todd. Politics was 1.-THE
cause. ~ Times
A RIDE ON A TRuCK When the Win
chester accommo, alton train arrived at
! Mouoracv Junction Monday night, Moses
Fisher, employed as engineer OF the water
pumps mt that station, discovered q man
! lying on one of the trucks Of one of the
cars. When taken out he stated that he
had ridden twenty miles in that posllio =
Times
AN AGED MINfsTER,-Rev. George
Glessner brother of Capt. William Chess
ner of this city, one of the oldest Ministers
belonging to the Reformed congregation
being about 20 years Cf age, preached a
| highly interesting sermon in the Reformed
church in this city, on last Sabbath morn
ing. in the course Of which he stated that
1t is now fifty years since he preached his
first sermon in Frederick city Union.
1t was thirty years in April that boyish
looking preacher walked irto the Reform
ed Church here to minister to this charge,
and that parsonage still prcaChcs the word
in its power in the person of DIR. SAINT e.
1 Truly he has been good shepherd. Tie
has been serving four congregations all
/ tlllS "lllc, 1T Nh'tl'" II, ~ bN''e' '''' ., CIV
Harbaugh's and here at Wolisville and is
honored and rcvered by all denominati' ms
- WoySciNe Items
! ALETTER FROM JEFFERSON DAvIs.-An
invitation having been extended by the
| Ladies' (Confederate) Monumental Assnci-
alton of this city to jefferson Davis, to be
present at the ceremonies of unwilling the
monument to the unknown Confederate
dead burr, d in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. on the
End of June, Mr. Davis has replied as fol
lows:
II have the honor to acknowledge your
kind letter of the goth ultimo, inviting me
to be present at the unwilling of the monu-
ment erected to the Confederate dead, I'M
der the auspices Of the Ladies Confederate
Monumental Association of Frederick
county, Md. am truly grateful to your
association for this enduring mark with
which you honor the brave men who sleep
their last sleep in the soil of Maryland.
They died, not for our cause, but for the
cause of mankind, their lives being a sac
rifice to constitutional libcrly-the right OF
u people to govern themselves. Circum
stances will not permit me to attend at the
ceremony of unwilling the monument, ano
from what have already written, you
will anticipate that make this announce
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CORPSE PRESERVER

will be furnished free of Charge, il
desired. Funerals promptly attended.
TERMS:--Ten months credit on
Caskets and Collins. A liberal dis
count, if paid in 30, or 60 days.
Thankful fer past patronage | So
lict continuance in the future.
JAMES .CREEGER.
Apr % 3m.
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Life Insurance companies have been
scattering wealth with prodigal hand IN
some communities Thus far we are PRIV
ileged to report nothing of the sort in this
community. Query: Cause for thankful
ness. or regretp
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MAR r e o.

On the 18th ulto, by the Rev. II. G.. Bow.
ers, a, the parsonage Of St Johns Lu-
theran Church, Edward L Palmer 10
Miss Sallie e. Koogle, both of the vicin-
ity of Myersvllle, in this county.
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mcnt with sincere regret Please give my
thanks to the members Of the association
for the ,nsderation they have shown me
and believe me to be respectfully and faith
fully, JEFFERSON DAvIs."-
Union.