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TRACE ITEMS.

Fies at St Augustine Florida, sell at o. per
bushcl,
A German syndicate wishes W purchase 100,
0J0 acres ofland in Tennessee aud Kentucky.
Boston has 40 policemen. aud the cost OF tho
force last year was 5000 5.2,
Immense quantities Of tomatoes are being
shipped from Chattanooga, some COO boxes
daily,
The total production of quicksilver In Call.
torna for twelve months ended June S0th
amounted TO NJ, 900 TASKS
A eomnany with capital Of $4,000 Is form
ing ~ MOB IL 70 put up aturnaoo with n capac.
Over 2OiOO crates, or 10000 quarts, OF straw.
berries were shipped from oswego, N, Y, this
season.
It's reported that genuine platinum mine
has been discovered within thirty miles OF DoEc.
Northern men are buying up and locating
saw.mills ON the hne imbercd lands Of Monroe
county, Ala.
An OAK tree growing on a ranch ueN Wood,
land California, was sold the other DAY for ,Co
the purcha or to cut 10 down and remove H.
The inspectors Al New York seized 30 ON
watermelons, shipped from Savannah. This
fruit was said TO be rotten and unit for use.
II Ia said that 1000 cords OF wood have been
offered as bonus TO the iron concern that shall
first erect furnace At Lake Agogeblc, Michigan,
The san Juan do dos mine, situated In tho
Hetmosilla district, Sonora, Mexico, has been
sold TO an american company for $4,000
q, s'eNN NNhie h"e bVVh uIkhillAeu NJ LIN
ooln 10 start a SO, 600 tannery SO far IA 90 az
the stock has. be en- tubscribed.
physicians say that glnger.ale Ia 4 poor sub.
sutute for water, because the capscum Il con.
tains irritates the lining of the stomach and
produces DANCE Gus Inflammation.
The hrst ostrich hatch at tile Anahelm n,rm
when amounted 10 hye chicks, all persisted 4
new ana improved incubator has been procured
~ ion there are now 100 eggs
considerable interest Is being takon In thu
petroleum iesourc' OF Wyoming. An English
company has been locating oil lands IN The
Union Pacific railroad Wv
Abort 1000 carloads OF wA.ermelons havo
passed oyerthe westerns Atlantic railroad inSt
week, These 900 cars strung out, one nirer
the other would extend about seven miles,
There are NJ present 100 hands employed a,
the Cotton cannery, and the number IN m he
doubled, The establishment n now puttinv nm
1900 cans OF seven pounds each of apsic I
pulp, TO send TO London, England,
Statistics show that the quantity Of hear
brewedin the United States during inc h,eive
months ending April, was 6SS 0MOlO cations mr.
2a00 1000 gallons more than was made dntine
the pr ceding year The production has heen
steadily ana dly increasing wear Inv vrap
1he brew OF lsSS shows AN advance of2Oa mar
cent over that otlS75 W.
A Philadelphia Arm Il now erecting nj John,
son City. Tcnnesse, what Is sal will "a , Tho
largest iannory In the world The building
VIII cove several acres and the watts wi | he n ,
an ex ensive scae he supply Of oak hark 4,
said to be almost inexhaustibte In that section
OF East Tennessee.
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road TOO soon, before the western trade wanted
to buy. II seems 10 be case OF getting mn too
early In the morning. The goods will be
bought, no doutt but Il fear is expressed by
some well.posed jobbers that they VIII not be
distributed from Boston houses so largely as
they might have been, II their Representative
had started ont two or three weeks later
The total shipments Of boots and shoes from
Hoston TO points outside Of New England since
Jannart LIST now foot up l,375, 693 cases, against
! 70 ~ cases Tor the corresponding period In
1852 / l6s.6g2 cases In 1881; ,O95 5GG cases In
tksu ~ ~ 'T1-'-@ N''4N' go
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PROVISIONS.

Tho highest price reached for mess pork from
lSso to 1874 inc usive, was sS5 IS y r barrel In
ls6A the closing year Of tho war, aud the lowest
ncxt lowest 81 Is In iS7S In 1881 the highest
price was 80, In the first week OF september,
aud IN l 81 SCI, IN the second week OF October
Toe highest price this year lSSSl thus far, has
teen 20 so.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
i0ksiic
DRY sALT-Lons clear sides, 9x q ONc; short
clear, Qkel0A; breakfast bacon. lic,
HAMS-plain, 1Sk.
LARD-Tiore, iikaiikc half.barrol, iiH@
ike t0.pound canAi1kc; 10 pound cans, Ike:
10 pound csns Ike bpound cans lac; s'pound
cans i2ko
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Doors AND SHOES.

Tho Boston Commercial nulletin says. BOOT
and shoe manufacturers are doing sstisfaOto.
cernod. Prices realized show no Improvement.
and on the other hand there does not seem Ia
boa y attempt ON the part Of johbcrs to cut
them down The volume OF business is tend.
ing ahead OF that Of last year and has been
since the beginning OF June business.
Travelling mon are beginning 30 return
homo. and u now seems moro than EVER appar.
ent that Boston Jobters put their mon on tho
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

Leather j. lirmer. II Is stated thai the stock
OF sule leather In New York Is very light or only
some SpVVO sides, and the supply ot good dam.
aged Is extremely small The export demand
LOT sole leather continues very nir There hn,
neeii an advance In sole leather in the liyerpuOl
matkeI and m auction sale will take u ace there
W,,u1g Wheh WOO Sides Of Aforementioned
sole leather viii be offered Thr Rnstnn Ndynr'
tNet says There seems To b. some mystery M
70 me Nletship OF this leather, but Ii does moi
como rom ihis market, aud il is believed To bc
Tue shipment OF New York operator. Who prO.
poses lolry selling 80 many sides at auction Ina
the tn1 lish markets the practice OF selling mer
ohMlise NJ auction is quite common and IL
therefore does not At all indicate. as mieht bc
supposed any weakness IN the market. By this
,Sui, 700, We charges OF selling are some
QUOTATIONS. To-Day.
SOLE lEArllER-LouisyilIe heavy ino
branisl " do heavy, TO- do y medium IN
| orahusl wv do medium, 81 baltimore aud Gin.
~; MatAmOras, d ' 49,
HARNESS LEATHER-Oak No / A. M 5
eSrA W. No. . S2i No. l. hemlocE, "a. No ..
;, f@EiNGn cALFsTN-i 1901 o5, according
PHlLkDELPHIA CALFsEIN-No. IL ion
/ -, do No. . NSc6l o. avn
PHILADELPHIA HlPS-No. /, Sjc@l 90
according To weight Wv
No O. sage collars, 70 co. No. 8, In cotton
BACK bands, l Is. No Sg. In cotton neck
bands 20 Duck collars, %. No. 1. cotton
back bands, Is. 6k-6-2 trace chains tlo
6h-G-S trace chains, iOc, 6k-S--2 trace chains.
90 I-S-2 trace chains, 800. No 1, hook
hands, l. o. T., 90 No. as rs. No web
haltets, rope tic, 3 %, No. ., web halters, rope
| Tie, IS. WV
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LIQUORS.


ALCOHOLIC 50 per gal. A. per high wines.
WlllSkN-Recihed, | OOlNl 10 as per proof
sour mash, one rear old. 10; two years old 4,
! 1o@g 90 three years old, 25ea2 5Oi fancy, ex.
ira old whisky, COOS NJ. as per age.
WlNEs-Clarot In cases COOS OF, per DUAL.
lily; Catawha, per gal 0Oceol 80. Fort, OO01i 90.
sherry, per gallon, OO2el 90 MADEIRA per gal.
Ion ] 60d0 00; white wine, IN cases, 8 bN60i6 90.
ClAMPAGNE-Julcs Mum \ Co, ~ OOo0lg 90.
ieidsiok. IN basket 70 00d2S 90; krug, IN has.
llOO WV
Notified nEER-St, Louis quarts, 10 90;
nlnts, " 90, Budweisor own size, II 90 pints,
key beer AIS.
ALE-sock 40 pc iosen OO@2 IS Porter
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Speeial slotiers.

ng-I. o. h. IA SPECIAL MEETING OF
Dallas Lodge No 1917 l o r.. II, is Hereby
called to COT we've at the lodge room tomorrow,
Sunday, July 10th, at $50 a. m. sharp: nom
there to proceed to the ,metery, and conduct
the ceremonies Incident to the setting OF a
tombstone at the grave Of our late brother Her.
man Sparks In Il u. L. aud H.
ALEX s GETz. President
Aasst LE, WOLF. SECRETARY.
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QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


Roportcd by WIN N, We'l, DroverE AVID
bunners Stock Yard, North Side Elm "
BEkVEs-Con beoves, none, fair 10 good
grass beayo', 3@S,io per pound; medium giass
beeyes, 2AGSc per pound.
CoWs-Barren cows % OOaS5 90. mllch cows,
North Texan grades, 10 % coo CO. common TO
fair, % OO96 80 90, Stock cattle aroud, l6OOu2l on
CALVEs-Veal calves, 5 0)xS on yearlings,
lOml6 NG two.year.olds, l2nlS.
SllEkP-Good mutton, S603ko per pound.
medium mutton, 2ADSo per pound; stock sheen.
2 O06oS 10,
9oATS-2 25@25O por head.
HOGs-Corn fed, none; medium nOng ItoCk
hogs In good demand. mono In market
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QUEENswARE


ASSORTED CRATRS-i0 0Oe7b 10.
TuMBLERS-S5cai ~ per dozen. . SOai- Cd
per box; goblols, 80 per barrel.
srONkWARE-por 100 gallons, 10 90
LAMPS-B. HI 7G q, H., . 90 lamp chim.
noyS, 2 90 per box; assorted cask lamps. y OO
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LIVE STOCK.

The keY West cattle trade with the island of
Cub will average 100 head of cattle daily.
The importation OF cattle at Havana is In,
croasing. DURING tho first half Of the current
yeer 500 head were received against IG, Q11
head for the same tmo In 1852.
Tho Droyers journal gives tho following
sound advice TO shippers OF Texan and range
cattle TO this market Tho importance ~ hold
lug thin aud halt-Mt cattle on the range is very
great There are sure to be too many of that
kind, while IL Is doubtful whether there will be
enough fat range cattle To supply the demand
The lIewins and Titus ToNanS which averaged
l030 pounds and sold ut 70 on SATURDAY, were In
good condition, and such cattle are In good de.
mand, They take the place of native cattle
that cost considerably more, while liza little
loaner aud lighter thore would have been
nearly II per 100 pounds difference, Ruyer,
are glad ~ got 81 range cattle, that dress az
much TO the hundred as 81, 90 natives, aud Il
ranehmen viii hold back the thin steers aud
1 herCbyn "'
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The exercises OF Alta Vista Institute will
be resumed September 9th. For circular
address, DIR. r. NJ. SwEARINGES,
Or MRs. IL. NJ. kirby,
Austin, Texa
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

An eastern exchange says 1.-THE condition Of
,Iaue on the general market for domestic hard
"a'e mas peen iair, and In some instances the
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IMohNy ONO Nehhelh Weio lOhueu ~ rates. kOpt
private or on owners account Tho highest
figure paid was 81, the lowest Al lis 80.
Besides the wheat ships here enumerated,
there were two loaded ~ san Diego, by A. Went
shor, with $3.50 centnls wheat and 100 barrels
Hour and eleven vessels loaded with flour by
dilloront parties, making total OF S66 vessels
cleared for the harvest year The number that
sailed was lateor as several clearing IN lSSl-S2
sailed In 1925.
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The Mother.

There is no such benef&ctor in ths
universe this side of God as a mother.
She far outstrlps the father in disin|
tere5ness, in se!f-sacrifce, and often
in pain willingly taken and willingly
borne. Indeed, many Of us come IN
to life, walking through long ways Of
ante natal Pain, and enter at the gate
crying and tears and dwell in all the
eartv precincts Of life, az it were, un-
der the shadow Of suffering - The
father has his share in his way; an@
, it is much for the child; but who lies
awake at nights? Who defers all
pleasures and al business for tbs
child? Who, when the child is sick,
laps it and arms it, and is sick and
suffering as the child, and more? Who
at every step IN the earlier
years, makes herself goddess and
priestess, on:y bowing down to her
little worsLiper? Who, when sorrow
and troubles come, is the TEN pie into
which he child runs? Who is the
haven and the harbor when sbipwreck
rhnnders on the outside that opens to
receive the child And when the
child i dving--has oied-whie the
father sheds tears. and goes awav to
wear out grief in necessary occnnstion
does the bell ever cesse TO sound ia
the e&r Of the mother the child's namp?
And her grief for the chid--is there
anything that can repay that? Not
here. Not on earth Only in heaveM.
And woe be to such-they need not be
trespassea agains tpublic law--to these
children who grow w in disregard
and carcles2ness Of the kindness and
blessing of mother. They are cui-
prits before man; and in the whole
some old Mosaic code, child who
struck a mother WAS slain as if he
struck the very bosom Of his God
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Marie, darIlne?"
Marie Strong raised her dropping
eyes, and they were full of happy
tears MS she answered.
TIA not the spoiled child you
think me, and the home ycu offer me
is beautiful one; but Oh! the tender
honost love Is daarer than all.
And so this Christm4s Eve closed
in with only JOY and thanksgiving.
Twelve years later; another Christ.
mas Eve. The city is in gala dress;
the children dance along with happy,
merry feet; al is confusion and busy
motion
An open carriage rolls slowly down
the crowded thorcughfare that is
greeted With q cheer Of recognition.
"Who is it, asked IA seedy, looking
individual leaning against lamp
post.
"Governor Lee" answered some
one at bis elbow, and lis w;ie and
children. She s beauty, and the
Children are Lowell two boys and d
girls.'
"Governor Lee unused the first
speaker "An. AID startling
change came over bis JluSe co.nte-
nance, as the face Of the lady WAS
turned in his direction. Marie
Su'ong yes, it is Marie And the
Governor wife" he muttered, 10
amazement.
He was only common farmer
boy, continued the voice at his ell
bow "but the people grew to love
him and know h,m, and | sholln' be
surprised if he was our President some
dav, and be deserves it. We known
hun since he WAS a lad.
And he handsome carriage passed
on, AM Maria never knew that the
ghost OF tie old love had looked at
her from under tue old hat Of the
seedy individual, and sLrunk back
lIom fear OF recognition.
Happy M,re! Thus enled the
later Christmas Eve, for time brings
wonderful changes.
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Feminine E'aIlcfcs.

All good clothes come high excep
ball dresses.
Feather fans. with pearl sticks, are
among the popular.
Bronze and crimson rs fashionable
combination.
Shoulder cares to match costumes
are very fashionable.
Terra Gotta gloves are worn with
pale pink and blue dresses.
CrystaI chandeliers aud pedaats are
coming into use again,
Shoes tha, lace over the instep are
once more The height Of fashion.
Very high standing collars, encIos-
ing ruche, are much worh.
The iavorte color for undressed
kid, lor street wear in dar! tan.
''' ''N''' o'Fo'e '"' ''o 10 - W"
ret are equally fashionable
Crenelater edges to fancy Louse Jack
cts are growing fancy.
''' WANT W 'i''' y . Se' '"h' h'''
a. q ~" nave " ~ 10 V ''"s 'De 'e''
'''''
We never Sa" VIE SO co'or ollhd
-, y.
rA, f,,.,., ,ho. ,.,,.,., .r...
wear a weight Of clothes such as few
men would care to carry.
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Pearls ofTh0ught.


9'Y'e IS 'ne eossameF on "n'oo '"a
's'"' "a y ~ = '''' '''' ' - ''' ''''
see that your cnaFae'ef IS r'gn' an"
your reputation VIII oe rlgn'' III the
long run.
Fame comes only when deserVeH'
ana 'heh ID Us 'neVltaole "s oes'iny'
Tor 1t Is nest:uY'
All men love freedom. But the
Just man oomands 1t tor all, the UNJUST
man tor himself alone
To avoi / misfortuues by our watch
fnlnsss is not so noble as to overcome
them by patience,
Unkind language is sure to produce
the fruits of unkindness suife,ings
in the bosoms Of others.
The power Of a man 5 virtue should
not be measured by his special Efforts
but by his ordinary doing.
r we di1 rtkncw how LITTLE gone
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Goa NJ adj.

A Texas man got mad because
waiter handed hu napkin, the 9TH
er day. He said he "reckoned he
know d when to use a hankercler or
without havin no hints throw d out.
But feel confident that the man
suffering with Itching Piles will not
get his back up when he learns tina,
Swavne' s Ointment will cure him efs
fectuaIly. 1t as cured thousands of
cases, and what 1t has done, it will do
again. Ask your druggist for box
and take no other. Swayne's Oint-
nent, remember.
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CHANGE CT TIME,
WESTERN MARYLAND 4. ROAD
LEAVE MECUANlCSTOWN
U~a -siT-rEl -;sat::s'-rrEy r.
HY A.,~ Hsr:5s .4:E'...,ts y, ..ss;.....H.!,y .sMHy

nn and after Sunday Nov. -, 1882, Pas
'sengcr Trains will run as follows:
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Three Christmas Ewes!

The ground was white with piles OF
drifted snow, and feathery flakes flew
downward in beautiful confusion, in
cressing the soft white covering Of
tie earth.
Marie Strong looked cut over the
white gelds, the distant, snowy hills,
and the naked woodlands with happy,
dreamy eyes.
There was bus.le ana confusj oo
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not know that you had more than one
correspondent there" said Mr.. Cross
to his daughter as he entered thc
breakfast room.
A shade of annoyance passed over
Sade's beautiful face as she recogniz,
ed Tom Ford's wellknown chiography
She felt dispeased that he should per
sst in writing to her, after her posi-,
tive rDj jecton Of his suit.
"But whom can this be from?' she
exclaimed, examining the address o'
the other letter letter, and turning it
over in her hand.
at occurs to me that the easiest
way to solve the problem would be to
open the letter and read IT, said her
father, N schpvionslv, and as Sadie
cempl,pd her great brown ewes opened
to their fullest extent AZ Mr.. Bald
wins letter and draft appeared before
h"r
OF course it did not take them long
to que s that the letter was rcisdirect-
ell, though Sadie conll not imagine
how B,ldHin {; Henderson had OBJ
tanned her address.
So she wrote . funny letter to them
returning their eri.tIe, and telling
thcm she hepp1 'h.iI good name had
no, suffered from tAe delay in meet.
ing their tjI!
Sadi. Cross waa the onlv child and
re'led darling Of wealthy parents and
put for her naturally sweet di~po'itlon
wonNd doubtless have been somewhat
spri'rd.
Tta,tereI and car"essed in society,"
stiI! she retained such lovabIe, gentle
morpe,s as cndearal her to all v who
mpt her Rather be,oH the inaljun
.s..,l. ..;,, .l,. .L.o ,,a,l,.;
l,..o I;,.3l Lr,.y, ey.. ,,r,licc
hair, which almost d,i!rd h,irptus to
l,ea, il in r,,cs co la,. r,o;pa3 y,s il,
,o :, 70 bsr ,y,,y =, IN h.,,,,fpI cn,rs
,,,n.1o1 G,, ;,-. ,,,,,,,l,a ,.;n, ,,3
,o,h y, ,aa, !, i.,o, - ba wonfor.
Oh .,tho, vco,e. r, .,l,o,r,,s ve,e
road to f.ll vt her fact ard wor.b;,
Lo, IN, H,J. L,d ,or.r lo,.l -,
,.,, ,3 H., LLu l,, rul, 49,
,,-.,3 Il, ,gor, .roo ;n,ooo,, g.,
,oo,o,r, .oo cor3 ,or ;I,o ,oor,;,o, ="
she never "0,rt.j" Aluos, unknown
,o hers.lr .l. had . ven, of ,ouo,,.
lor c,,,,o,;,;o, vh;oh ,o.I;,oa b.r
>. .,x..,,,. ,,,.,l,;,..I.,l, ,,, ,t,
.l,.,,, ,r., =, ,,o ,oo;.,c of,l. nam
sIe woufl love II nav h,va ba-n
~. t,,,, which c,,yal h.r 70 look
,.;,h .ocb f,yor ~, t,o ro,ro.t orNr
R.15w;, ,,,l, ~ H.. ,sr,v 70 larc
4 f,a, II aocI,,o,yop argths rar.;pt of
HI. l.,tgr and drart AVID exnl.inino
i,,u.,h,,,,.,.1aoeouro1 y. oo,,,,aoi
hy h.,,;,, hor r. co,,i,,e ,be o,,ras.
-, ,i,.,,,I,l,. ho,,,
With ~. co,,sant ol hsr PARENTS S.
Il, ,,swo,,3 -. HAITIAN c;,;,s him
,o,,o;s5o, ~ writ, to L.r and !, ,
,o., ,l;,a tIo, L,l ovob.,,o3 nin+
,,,., and 10 h.l as,,sd .u1 .o.a;v41
.,,,,,a.;o, n., bor r;.;,
'0' ~ 'r'''S ''", '''' '''"5' "'V'''
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Here are two letters for you Sadie
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TRAINS FOR FREDERICK


Trains east leave Shippensburg Pa, at
0 Is a. IN. and 20and 40 p. m.
Arrive at Edgement at Si5a. IN. and 2 55
end 4 Is p. m.
Arrive at Shippensburg at As Il, M and
/ 30 anC l5p. m.
J. NJ. HOOD
Gen Manager.
BIZ. GRISWCLD
GSn'! TickstAgent
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Sele:fed Story
E'Ile Two Letters!

/ Nine oclock had just chi med from
tha town clock, and had been echooC
/ hy the sllvery tones of the handsome
toy in his counting room, when Mr.
Baldwin, senior member Of the firm of
Baldwin & Henderson, walked into the
room. He was tall man Of about
thirty years, with fair hair and blue
eyes, distinguiste ed in his appearance
dainty AS to his toilet, but without
the least appearance Of foppishness.
Wealthy, aristocratic, and alone in
the world; wonder hat long been rife
in so ,ie,y ss 10 why he did not marry
1t sure Y was not a fit subject for his
affections, for his friends had frequent
W called his attention to this or tie
girl as desirable pnti, Bnt, al
though, quite "Ia1ies man" la still
remained heart Whole AMI flncy irne
Walking to bis desk, he seated hlm
self in his comfortable armchair and
proceeded to lock over his CORES pond.
",
"'', - Nv wy -
~ "
U' - ,n"
'''' II = I
'"'''' ~ y 70 - ~ ~
'7 = - ~,
=. r,..
- rr
;,,
=, .
y -, .,....
= u
-" - =
w 80 49,
,,a, ,.l.L ,... A.
- +, 49,. ,.;,.,,,.
Conway, looked after linn "dmiringlN
AN wondered if ne too would some
H.,
"
A few minutes after Mr.. Baldwin
left the office, friend of his and Mr..
Convav's, Tom Ford, walk in.
"Hailo. Cvnway' y here Ball
vim
Just gone ont, sand Conway, "hr,
If YOU viii take seat and Wal, awhile
| think he III be back soon.
"All rignt and while I'm waiting
IN write to NV sv.elh4art."
"Whats her name, and where's her
home" sang Conway, IanpLlng,
"Mlss Sad, Cross, H. an
severed Nord and forthwith began
writing r.ri,llv, .oon finishing hi- et
ter. aud after seahng and directing il,
he wat it in the mai, box, ami Bidding
Conway wLo WA. bnsv With lI- books,
"pOOd morning., sad be believed he
would not wait longer and walked
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Dnand after Sunday Nov. l2 1889, Pas
\ jsengcr Trains will run as follows
LEAVE MECHANlCSTOWN
For Rl,imorc and Westminster at
and 3 90 Il. ~ and > - p IN. For 1agcrs-
town and Williamspotl at 10 So IL m and
6 Is D. IN. For Blue Ridge on Saturday
ARRIVE MECHANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at 10 %
a. M, and 6 As and From Will
transport and Hagcrst0wn at GO n, m,
and As p. m. From Blue Ridge ON Mon
day at
EMMITTsBuRG r. R-Tmins south will
leave Emmit, sburg at $40 A. NJ aud 3.25
and $50 p. NJ arriving at Rocky Ridge at
s.1vA. NJ. and A. on and $50 p. NJ. Trains
North leave Rocky Ridge at 10 36 A. NJ,
400 and 6 IS + NJ arriving Emmittsburg
ll.Oj A, NJ; 4.35 and 100 p, NJ.
TRAINS FOR FREDERICK
Trims for Frederick leave Junction at
10 20 n. m and 6 l5 q, m,
Trims for Taneytown, Littlcstown
and J ork leaYo junction al 8 IS q m, and
ol5 p IN.
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