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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
A Grave Consti ut.o On lion.

Mr.. Murphy, an apostle o. modern
Democracy, took up his carpet bag in
g and pro eed.d to the State OF In
diana to enighten he oters O tha
staie as to tn. ienets of b s party, the
character of its candid ties and the
bene Is tn be derived y its aScendency
in the Pres dental election He declares
thai, in addst on 10 his partisan zeal. an
Other cons dera on m the eunto NOV
ing was the prom Sc reward he d out
BY one William II. nglish, then r d ng
double and behind ON the Democra G
Ros nante with Winfield scott Han q K.
The labors of Mr. Murphy in the lndi-
ana ne, ard were marked bv twenty
five exhaustive and exhansting SD eches
from various rost ums in the State.
HIS price for these efforts was a m re
song. near did virtue come to be no
its own 'eward in his est nation that,
to make up the deficit. he inn osed but
the tritiing tax OF orty dollars per effo t.
His cash expenses for five weeks were
but 3 so, which amount W tn free
passes tif any and The blandness of
Hoos;er hospi ALT /, enabled m to We
and move and have his being while
educating the a erage In1iana emo
crat upon The duty of the hour. which
WoS O1otot otHc dh y eJuu Se dghinSI
Mr. English and rally for Hancock,
victory, and the oils. o this claim
ior 81, but 500 was ever met
" here ore the p ant, Fl br ngs suit etc.,
ETC., etc.
To all of which thus Mr.. Vice resi-
leni ial Cand date VIM. II. hsh re-
plies: First he never employe MIR.
4 urphy. Sc ond. mir. Murphy's
speech-s were "poor and unworIh of
consideration. Third. '.r. Murphy
spoke of his own interest and desire
an fourth and last. saws Mr.. En- lish,
1.-THE ale. ed contract was aga nst the
policv of the common law, repugnant
to the Const tution and law OF the
United >tates, an g. al st pub ic poll
cv an vo d." We have nolhing to do
with the ue>tion OF ,erac.ty raj ed be
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
was nearly twelve o'clock when the uer.

was nearly twelve o'clock when the per-
formanee began, and o most effectual
number had been placed on the pro.
gramme- simultaneously q chorus of
yells, curses and banging, that would
have put pandemonium itself to the
blush, was dealt out in allopathic doses
to. the audiences. It came so suddenly
that every man jumped to his feet, and
hardly knew whether to run for his life
or stand and be slain by his invidious
foe To add zest TO the performance,
the unknown artist began o belnbor u q
door with st icks. stones, potatoes, glass
ware, and almost every other conceiy-
able article, and to pound prodieiously
upon the floor from below. : 80
Human nature could not stand this
sort Of thing very long. and It was de-
eided to make q break down the cellar
stairs They started, the newspaper
man carefully guarding the rear, and
were greeted with the aforesaid promis-
cuous fusilade, of which the ceilar-door
had hitherto enjoyed = monopoly. q
But the end wa accomplished What
had been without solution for four
months was made as clear as the noon
day sun. The racket stopped short,
and there stood q trio Of as pronounced
tramps as ever belabored a CO d lunch
or kicked too familiar cur. They saw
that they were outnumbered and that
resi- tance would be of no avail After
they had been gently assisted mp the
stairs, and landed promiscuously upon
the curbstone, the party returned TO as
certain by what means they had so sue
cessfully concealed themselves from
Norton and party. This was made clear
hrrs ind r,r~ tr< ~ -
enough TO admit mans body. with
the aid ola lamp. o recess four by six
feet in size and two feet high was dis
covered to have been dug In the gravel
~ so l. andain IL were ~tored all sorts of
odds and ends, some of a little value.
but the greater portion of no use to any
one but tramp. The opening from the
cellar cou.d be easily closed with two
stones that had been removed. a ter they
had entered their hiding place. During
the interval between the arrival of Nor.
ton and the exit OF the former tenant,
these knights of the road had entered
the house and made deliberate prepara-
ton for home for the winter The
dirt in the abandoned cistern had been
taken from their s.hole In the walr' and
deposited there as safe b ding place.
from the fact that the cistern could be
used for nothing that would occasion a
visit to 1t from the, occupants of the
house. The ghost scheme was very ap-
conceived as q reasonably sure
preventive Of interference with them in
their com Portable quarters.
This but adds another illustration of
the absurdity Of ascribing all mysteri-
Gus things to the supernatural, when
thorough investigation will relegate
them to purely human origin. --Indiaz-
apolis Journal tAa
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
Chinese NJ. sonry.

Last Sunday was great dav for the
Chinese MasonS of PHI ladelphia, or no
less a personage than 90 Chew a gen
ne Mandarin, had arrived to initiate
nine new candidates into the mystical
order OF the Gee Hing. The ceremony
beg N The tefnoon W tn fea-i, at
viii ch a generous su ply OF chicken,
ri and sharks fins was put where it
would do tn most good, and a consiih
able quantity O. American VIII ky
where it would do the most harm.
Ph lalelphja boasts sc eral CHI, ese
ngers o the first rank. who enlvened
both the feast and the in tiaiion exer-
cises with various selections from their
ma We repertorr, which were received
W ih ra turous pause by hea hen
and set on edge the teeth of passing
Cn istans The programme hail been
adap ed to an al night session, and
there is every reason to suppose that it
was carried out to the letter. Chscago
Her,ild ~
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
UNREQU7TED LOVE.

Only a smile from the rosebud Hpa
OF a prim little ma den, coy; -
Only a touch of her finger tips
And was q love-slck boy.
Only visit by moonlight paid
10 my angels own retreat;
Climb over the gate at tn back" she sal1
.And will be there 10 meet" 81
Only kick from a booted foot,
Applied by tlllish man,
With fierce bulldog at my heels to boot
Away for my life I rsfn-
But utter y failed to so-e p. IA.
Much pl ASSURE accrue when went 10 mee'
The girl that was false TO me- = 80 --fs
-Ddroit Free Preas-
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

"A colored g RI who was old enough
ana large enough to be arrested or
Pocket-picking escaped from the county
jail at Camden. N. j., by crawling
through the hole in the eel. door used
for the passing of food to the occupants
OF the CELL The aperture was five aud
Q half inches in width and pine inches
in length, and in order to go through it
r. Assl
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

"A few "ears ago assoc at. ons known
as "a ands Mercy were formed n
England. he oh &c which waS to
in ulcate and pr mote kindnesslio ami
NAL. They have a h eyed grea sue
e's. espec ally in te ching ch ldren to
SHOW kindness t, the d NIB Great on.
The a | o SJaftesbur IS a the head
OF the orr ami alton or re enJ or
gani at ons OF the sams chara ter have
been formed in this couatr i, espec ally
N Massachusetts,. and >om of the most
prom n,.nl men in the tate are IN.
tereste in the movement. = Los.oa os
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

REST sst1s 's:'!hs sss ds By .Sass1as ss ias
u AbA6S - mi. hty md sublime leave behind
your oEn town. 8 outnt free; Nor AZ EyerythiBg
new Capital not reou red--We will furnish you ev-
eryth'ng Many making fortunrs. Ladis make
a much a. men. and bo "a giris make great pay
Ereat pay all the time rite for particulars r. HAI.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

"A package o. legged orange ar
ried by a passenger on the steamer
arato ga of " ads | ne. rom Havana,
was exam mel by , ew York customs
oncers re ently. 1t contained 800
packages of ci "a cites and 4.7UU igars
-M /. Aetcy.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
Oh,MyBack!

That's a common express
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
fering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it IS, that pain in the back
is occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON BIrrKRs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Lsganspors. lad. Dec. 4, Isso
For q long time have been .
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. Ny appetite was very poor
and The very small amount did eat
disagreed with me. Iwas annoyed
very much from non-refenfion Of
urine I tried many remedies with
Iron Bitrers. Since used that my
spnaeh does not bother me any.
appetite is simply immense. My
general health d such, that fed
like q new man. After the use Of
Browns Iron Biffers for one nonfh,
j have gained twenty pounds In
weight o. b SARcxxr.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. It has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

NEW MEDICAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sarssparalls with Iodide of Potassium, for
impurity OF the blood; Liver Wort Kidney
Cure; Genuine sedlitz Powders, Compound
Essence OF Pepsin, for dyspepsia and indigee-
ions suntonine Lozrnges; Chlorate of Pot.
ash globes and troches: Bronchial Lozenges,
just the thing for hoarseness aud sore throat;
Houghton,s Cough syrup,a standard remedy
tor coughs aud colds, at ]. W.. Roug6ton's
5ook and Drug store West side Public square
Wellington Ohio.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

Mark Twain has rece, we'd S100. 900
o. ROYALTIES from his play of Colonel
Sellers"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
NEW YORK AMI NEW ENGLAND.

NEW YORK AMI NEW ENGLAND.
Direct connections for all Southern South
western. and Western points, either by way
OF Cincinnati, Indianspolis or 81. Louis d.
rect connection In Union Depot at st. Louis
Tor all railway towns in Missouri, Arkansas,
Texas, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, New
Mexico. Old Mexico, and the Pacific coast
Fast Time, New Equipment--and running
through the most opuIous part OF The coup
Try; possessing every appliance for speed
aud Comfort known 10 be servicable.
The Best Roadbed and the Safest
Road in the West.
Tick-ts by his popular ruute for saIe AT
all regular Ticket Offices.
Trains Of this Company pass Wellington Al
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21
KANSAS City
TUFTS
,.-EXPEcT0RANT

Il composed Of Herbal and MucllAglnous prud-
uet.s whneh permease the substance ofthe
Lunx1, expectorofes the acr1o matter
soothing coating, which relieves The tr-
rftafion that causes the cough. lt cleansea
them when enfeebied by disease, ,fnvieor-
atss the circulation of the BLOOD and braces the
nervous System. Slight colds often end IN
sSsm. 1ppiy me fsmeSy pro%psiy. a
test Of twenty years varrants the assertion that
uoremedy has ever been found that a. A
RsS@Ps i il. s s5ss..s. IdS 5IpIerosAsl: y:
inhAmnatien. and its use spesasly eurrs the nost
ebstinate couFh. a pl leasant cordial, ehfl-
dren take ft readily. For Group ft .
fnvnluabIe and shotild bs IN every family. :.
In 90c. ana 61 BotfIss.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-03-21

Rave you seen the New rrusses recently put on the
market BY the CRLLULoID HARD RUBBKR TRuss
Co. of NV York CttyR They require no lengthy Ger
uncates-any man OF ordinary itelne can see that
they sre the most sensible we'll asa he nest appli-
Relief and Cure of Hernia
yetinyented. Nothing can equal them for lightness
efficiency and comfort.
For Sale by J. W. Houc TON,
Is WELLINGTON. OHIO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

merchants, 1892 ,Os2: the actual value Oh
the capital used by any individual OF hr'n
not incorporated, in any trade or business
1884 oil. The aggregate value OF Ihe
wealth in the five items under the dfher-
eut heads here enumerated, has, as assess
ed decreased since 1876 81 AL ,l55, while
the value Of the wealth Of the compare
lively few agricultural counties In the
same time has increased 81, $50, S37. Here
is presented a strange theme for eontem-
plation, while it is generally admitted Oh
the part of all well-informed persons that
our increase in wealth has fully Kept pace
with our advance in population.
After recommending to the legislature
the propriety of the appointment OF SET
of commissioners to take into eonsldera-
ton the subject of taxation, this committee
says that elf this work is properly done
fully fifty million dollars will be added 10
our taxable values" But who are the
sufferers while this process is going for
ward? And, besides, we have already
had some experience in the worthy ex-
annie OF special commissioners in both
State and Federal taxation, instead oil \
prompt amendment and vigorous appli-
cation of the law by the legislative BODIES
TO whom the subject of taxation has been
confiGed. s4 "a l. L.
Tague's Run, Jefferson County.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

Good News.-As stated in our last
issue the large paper mill in this place
has been purchased by Messrs. Van AL
styue and Ryan, of Troy, n. Y, and
these gentlemen have gone to work to re-
pair and put in good condition the prop
erty. They have been ut work this week
in u vigorous manner, showing that they
mean business, and it is their intention to
start the mill as soon rs possible. They
have had men employed in hauling straw
and getting everything in readiness for
Immediate work, and we understand that
when they get started they will run the
mill TO its full capacity. This is good
news 10 our people, as the mill will give
employment to 4 large number of hands,
and cause considerable amount of money
to be put in circulation. The mill has not
been in operation for nearly two years,
and we are extremely glad that it has
fallen into the hands of such energetic and
responsible gentlemen as Van Alstyne &
RYAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

Jurymen.-The following Grand
J,.rurs have been summoned for the first
u.y May l5th) of the next term Of the
Jefferson Circuit Court: j. n. Sadler,
Jv,eph Goldsmith, Henry Ii. Moore, III.
q. Talbot, Thos. Files, Isaac b. Rogers,
Jas. 4. Trussell, Craven Trussell, Joshua
Cavalier, Emanuel Spangler, Charles
Lpngdon, John J. IIilleary, r. o. Alton,
Johu w. Hendricks, Joseph L. Hess, Geo.
w. Hall.
For the Petit Jury the following have
boeu summoned to appear the second day
Of the term, May 10th: j. j. Ramsburg,
Tobias Hendricks, L. J. Hunsicker, C..
W. russell, Moses Z. Trussell, John
Moler, john l.. Carter, Jacob Winter
mover, Hite Marshall, Jacob 5. Henkle,
ii. G.. Beckhain, VIM. Vickers, Daniel A..
Nichols, George w. Hammond, William
Gruber, Abram Stump, Patrick Bailey,
Willard c. Koonze, Lloyd Licklider, H..
+. Miley, George w. Licklider, j. A.
Shirley, Ii. L. Link, John n. Byers, Geo.
B. Shaull, c. g. Roberts, John w. Fritz,
William Butler, George w. .armentrout,
Jacob L. Hagley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21
PROCLAMATION.

ny order of the Town Councfi, give notice
IL thar the streets, alleys, out-houses, and
30. mems must be cleaned ON or before the LIST
dsS ahr Nav. IL Is absolutely essential To en-.
snTce cleanliness I'm order 10 preserve health
n a. IN be hoped that every housekeeper will
- One remove all nth from their Preinfsssi
a,bitewash and disinfect all foul cellars and
s,nEs Let not disease and pestiieuce steal
amongst us for want Of exertion on our part TO
axsrt n. Tie Nuisance Committee VIII report
az, who disregard THIS notice, and the penalty
~ 81 ,he law will be enforced In every Instance
OF neglect Dratnapcas that ~ would
80 too Tedious 10 enuInerate All, Dut ignorance
- thu law will not excuse the onenasr: call
~. ~. sn,ai attention 10 the foliowing: Inc dis
ssphance OF religious worship; proiane and
oh.cene Language; drunken ana dlsorderly
..onducf. eongregating on the street corners:
,a"t r;Jins and driving; playing Dali ana The
throwing OF dirt or ashes IN tne Stree, IL Is
~, my desire to fine or imprison an! person.
hnt am determined when complaint Is made
,vitb sufficient evidence To sustain tue chargo
to en- force the laws of the corpofatiSn Ieysfd-
less of friend or foe. race or color rlch or poor
Trusting however, that no instance VIII arise
requiring sunni mary measures, Dut on the con-
trary may our town be the moaei Oh Tue state;
let good order good hrmor S so %a,enwopS tar
the ensuing year .pp,soS
,,r,,Ilst Mayor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

Personal.-Mrs. Mary A. Cease, Of
Stanton, Va, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. III. n. Loyns, in this town.
Mr. J. G. Mask and family, Of HagSrs-
town, spent a few days in town this
week. stopping with Mrs. Masks mother,
Mrs. J. ID. Fayman.
Mr.. r. L. Mayruder, of Washington,
formerly Of this place, was on \ flying
visit TO town this week.
Rev. J. s. Lafevre, paster of tho Pres
bytrriaD Church Of this place, and wife,
have taken rooms at the Entler Hotel,
where they will make their abode.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

The withdrawal of the Rivcrton accom-
mediation train from the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, it is claimed, causes in
convenience to the travelling public, Is
well \. detriment to the business inter-
ests OF Hagerstown. A petition, numer-
ously signed, has therefore been presented
to the railroad authorities asking for the
renewal Of this train. The railroad COM
pany claims that the train was withdrawn
because it failed to pay, and while the
company does not feel inclined TO con-
tinue it at a loss, it hopes to speedily make
such arrangements as will prove satisfac-
tory to our people. A train to Riverton
can be made self-sustaining by making it
a linked train" and this is what tire
company will likely Go in the matter
Hagerstosn Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21
Bufst's Seed In Bulk.
NEW CROP.

RFANS-German Wax, White WAX, Golden
Wax, Mohawk, Refugee, Yellow Six Weeks.
Specllledvalentine,Ro Royal pwarf,l.srge iahs.
EARLY CORN-Stowe's Evergreen, Black Mex
ican. Chester County Gourd Seed.
PEAS-Exua Early, Laxton's Alpha, Early
Man, Carriers Premium Gem, NcLeans Little
(icm Blue Peter, Eugenie. Yorkshire Hero.
Champion OF England, Dwarf Blue Imperial.
White Marrowfat.
ONION sEED-white Silverskin. White ral-
inn Tripoli.
RApISH-White Naples, French Breakfast.&c.
BEETs-Early Red Egyptian. Bassano. Early
Red Turnip, &c.
CIICUMBERS--Early Frame. Early Cluster.
White spine, Early Russian.
ToMATo-Inproved Achme. Canada Victor.
Fejee Island, &c.
SEEDS IN PAPERS-Buist's, nj three papers
for 10 cents Hiram Sibley's Seeds In large
papers at the usual price.
e. Any seeds not In stock Will DO furnished
on "a hours notice.
GRASS SEEDS-Severnl varieties on hand.
FLOWER SEEDS-A great variety and large
stock on hand - .,,nn
MONT no Ir.-Pay II cents for n gill OF peas
/ or beans I'm papers, when You can geth punt
for the same money at ,,,
3-Sl-6w BAhhR NCMI HhA-''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

New BnildinE.-The Shepherds town
Manufacturing Company are now engaged
in getting out clay for kiln of brick for
Q new building at their works, to be about
40 feet by so feet. The large main build
ing they now occupy will be used sxclu-
sivaly for machinery room, aud the new
building, which is to be two stories high,
partment. A frame building will also be
erected shortly for the storage Of the fin
ishcd work. The company is getting =
large force Of hands in their shops, and
business is booming.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21

About $50 miles Of thread are made each
day in American mills. Thirty years ago
it was all imported.
Late dispatches from Texas pronounce
the meteor story hoax. Texas can take
the bakery for lying.
Col. Tenney, Of the National Hotel,
Washington, will be the manager Of the
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs next
season.
David NJ. Crockett, who was awaiting
trial at Wytheville. Va, for the killing of
Joseph II. F. Hurt, was taken from Jail
and hanged by mob one night last week.
A fire at Huntington, w. Va, Wednes-
day afternoon, destroyed nearly a block
of dwellings and stores. Loss $4,000;
insurance $4,000. Twenty families are
made homeless.
At picnic in the woods near Dermott,
Ark, six colored children ate cooked
greens in which strychnine had been
p;aced instead Of salt as seasoning and
were fatally poisoned.
Charles Ruttledge, photographer,
fatally shot George Volmer, restaurant
keeper, at Rockville, Ind, during quar-
rel abont tho lattcr's wife, whose photo
graph RuttleGge had been taking.
The Atlantic House in Abba, Iowa,
burned Sunday morning. Three guests
were burned to death, and Mr.. Reams, the
proprietor, narrowly escaped with his life.
The bodies Of the victims were recovered.
Jesse Campbell on Friday murdered
VIM. Sakes and his wife, who live near
Decatur, Ala, by cutting open their heads
with an axe. Campbell had been accused
by the murdered people of slander;ng Mrs.
Sakes.
Sunday the bodies of Mrs. Bieprecht,
wife of druggist Of Dubuque, Iowa, and
her three-year-old son, were found at the
bottom of well so feet deep. Mother and
child were alone in the house during the
forenoon. til supposed the woman threw
the child into the W ell and then jumped
In herself. 5s
Nicholas Stanton, of Colorado, was
found apparently drunk on the streets Of
Chicago aud taken to police station,
where his wife Put in an appearance seek
ing him. 1t was found that s37 900 in
mining stocks, a 1000 diamond ring, and
several hundred dollars cash had been
taken from his pockets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1883-04-21
Railroad Aecident.-The northern

Railroad Accident.-The northern
bound passenger train on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Thursday Of last week
came near being wrecked just below
Thompson's station. There was large
rock lying on the track, which was not
seen Until too late to stop the engine.
Running ut full speed the engine struck
the rock, smashing the cow-catcher,
breaking u piston rod, and tearing the
steps from the engine. Fortunately the
rock was not large enough to throw the
sngine from the track. Beyond the above
injuries to the engine no other damage
was done. The train was delayed about
two hours
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sbspberostown Register.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81, 1883


Oar Population IncreasinG.-.
Since the first Of April our population has
been increased considerably by the re-
moval into our midst of 4 number Of new
families, among whom we note the fol-
lowing: Mr.. }. G. Geyer, Of Boonsboro,
is occupying the house on the corner Of
Princess and High streets, and has taken
charge Of the Shenandoah Valley Flour
ing Mills, which he is now running. Mr..
Mayberry Ronsmous, a native Of this sec
ton, but for some years past resident OF
Nartinsburg, is at work in the carpenter
lug department Of the Manufacturing
Company, and with his family is occupy
ing the Conley house, on New street. Mr..
Thomas j. Ullum, Of Boonsboro, manu-
fscturer OF the wsll-known Ullum plow,
last week moved from that place TO this
town, and is living in Mrs. Chapline's
house OH New street. Mr.. Ulluni and his
son will work at the Manufacturing Com
lany's shops, where they will manufac-
lure their plows on large scale. Mir. J.
W. Bar.e, of the vicinity Of Unionville,
also employed by the Manufacturing
Company, is living in Mr.. L. 1. Lees
house, near the pike.
There are others who have found en-
ployment here whose uames we have not
learned, but to all we extend warm wei
come, and hope that they will grow to
nj "a o a.
xbode with us permanently.