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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-31

sciarot A. Joseph-Imp royeme nts on Iahu on
Trail creek, 40 lei sonxl property. 2So.
total 4sO; tax, $40 ~; penalty AMI c"s'' - =.
81 80 .,............. .....- ''''' ,S
one road hospital aud poll tax ......''.''' ~
smith. J. w.-Improvrmems on lend IN
I, ~ valley. IS p'r>onal properly o"'
total IS; tax. II 95; peralty anu oos'' oo.
~ Gus i, ;,.sn;,a, AMI uoll tax - y 81
s,ickney. II N.--Improve,uents on land n
Long valley, rs. personal property, w.
tn'di. i'o' '"N' % w. f'"' 40
one road, hospital and pol tax.......... 90
Tn .ner. A. p.-Improvements ~ lanl in
Lang valley q ,ersDnal property. %, IT,
tai. i2j: lax. 5! Is; penaity an cost 80 ,,,
cts =. .......... .."....... ....'.''''''.' -
one road no pital and pol tax ..'..'''.. 90
rupr4r. W. r GARDEN vallev-Real esia'e
10 o. u rsoral proc; rty. 1909. total SUM- a.,
tax SIS ~: penalty AMI coat. - o'..'-' o ""
one road end hospital tax. -......'..' w
Van wink,e G w.-lmnrovements on land
in Gar. ten val ey. 200. prrs'n'l property,
1856, total. 1886; tax. So -; pc a'S anu N 70
$3.50, ~ hos,;,.I my ....,... s 20
Wilson. r A., Long va,lsy-P-rsnna' pr'p-
e,ty ass; tax; IS 49, penalty aid cost, ~.
al u9.,, ............. ..............' 70
| one load, ho pit4l and poll tax %
White. 8 P-I mpr, vements land in
10 valley. 81. personal propert! 49,
I. tai, 225; tax IS 10; penalty and COST
| 81 0l NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ....''...'..' :,
! one road, hospital and poll tax .......'.'. o'
when. Gamge, Long vallev-Personai
| PROPERTY 1896; tax. $50 -; p nalty and -
| cos, a 4s ..........;...."' .'...' g.
enc road hospital and ptli tax ..."....... s'
| W LEY, PRAY, Long vallry-Pers'nii prop
er,y 245; tax SIS 81; penal AID est y,
! 81 O6 ....... .:'.'''''''''''''' y e
/ one road hospital and poll tax d
Wilcox. o " Long v,l,v-PersoI al prop
| ptty. 60; tax. $l5 40; penalty aud COST .
50 o. .............,..'..- ..''''''..'-. }, =
one road. hospital and poll tax. .......' 81
RALPH CALDERw OoD
Assessor and eX-Oficio Tax Collector
Boise county, Idaho.
Dec. Q. 1879.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-31

Representative McAdoo has pre-
pared bill declaring that no person
shall DO allowed TO make ontry on
any public lands under the tlmber
culture, presumption, homestead or
other land laws, without first submit
ting to the following oath:
81, A. b., do most solemnly swear
that my entry on tho following public
lands of the United States, namely
here describe landsl, is honestly
made for the purpose of actual settle
ment and ownership by me, AMI not
for the benefit of any other person or
persons, my own family excepted
and that will fully and truly en-
deavor as best | can to comply will
all the conditions necessary under
the laws to give me title TO the same
thht ! am not acting as the agent o
any person or persons in making thu
entry, nor in collision with any per
son or persons, TO give them the ben
eft Of this entry, nor is this entr,
made for speculative purposes, but il
good faith for settlement and owner
ship.
Thee are other sections providing
punishment for violating this oath
Tor receiving hire for such land o
representing other persons in making
entry.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-31
BOISE CITY AND NAMpA.
All orders will have prompt and careful
a'ren'i"n. MAJ HAN FAI;k 10 BRO.
II Office.

In the Probate Court of The County OF
Boise, Territory of Idaho.
In the ma Ter of the estate of VIM. II
T'ncher, deceased
~. Notice Is hereby given that Anna
lincher has filed with the CLERK of this
oou,t petition pray ing for lie ter> ot AL
III h's'rdlion OF HE estate of VIM ii
ilncher, deceased. and that "Wednesday
inc 9th day of February, 1890. at 10 O'Clock
A: NJ "i saiu day, at the office of the ,Du =,
OF The Probate Court of Boise county, in
,he 'uaty of Boise, has b,en set for
nearing said retIiion. when and where any
person interested may appear and show
cause why the said peliiian should moi
be granted
Dated January 81. 1890.
o, !. 5. HART,
=" ClWk.
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The Ogden Commercial says that
"statisiicians have discovered that
only one man in 90o,000,o00 who
pays the printer, ever has tobacco
worms or the ringbone, and no man
has over been found in Jail or in con-
gress with publishers receipt in his
pocket" There is beautiful moral
connected with the above truth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-31

Tacoma has novel enterprs e
afoot. A company has been formed
to build Aumc from the glacier IN
the slope Of Mount Rainier, and slide
the ice down to the city. The ice of
the glacier is 700 feet thick, and the
supply practically inexhaustible.
The humc will cost $4,000.
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immigration to this country fell off
$4,000 last year from the figures of
the year before. 1t has been declin-
ing for three or four wears. Foreign
ers are now seeking homes in South
America. The needs OF those coun.
tries will rapidly increase.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-01-31

A bill pending in the Legislature
of North Dakota provides that both
interest and principal shall be forfeit
ed where a greater rate of interest
than ten per cent. is charged. no mat
ter in what form the oycrcharge may
be.
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Not ce for Publica!

~ w ~ go
LAND OFFICE ut BOISE Clly.
January 81
Notice is hereby gwen ilia'
ing named settler has illed ~ y
intention to make final PROOF
of her claim, and that sala Ilt
made before the REGISTER ana
Boise City, Idaho. on ne r'sI'
viz: Katherine A. Z. hsn ",
vile, Boise county, ldalm y; "" I.
application No. l644 fFr H ,le :, y
N x sW 4. Sec 20; ~ !; Ne
81, Up Z N, r 4 E, d : A. ,
She names the followl ,s,o'
prove her continuous res'u u.
cultivation Of, said land W.
Hiatt. Christian Ande y, ~
Govern. Andy Rood' a'i !"
Boise county, Idaho.
C. 1, kINasbff'
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Boisc City
MARBLE won
Manufacturers and DeaIs
Italian Marble and q

Monuments, TombstOnrs I'M
ues, Iron Fences, and all kinds !
terry work. We have secured N
of II firsl-c!ass workman fromtli
We are better Than ever nm
do first class work, at s,ch !
" low prices as to d +, chi
We have also received a fine ~
original designs. both in granite
bic. so that parties can make ~ ;
lection firm these designs a. cad
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or vii
designs and prices, b, fore placin|
ders elsewhere. We will make
interest to do so
Our designs in Iron Fences Al
and cheapest III the world. w
ni>ll a good Wrought iran Fed
as cheap as a wond fence.
JAMES DYMOa
F. A. NOCRSE.
Proprietor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31

Joseph D. Brigzolara. an infant, by W. c.
Fear, his next friend.
against
Darrell d. Fear, W. G. Fear, Mary o. BrlIzo-
lara. Darrell :. Cooper. Mary z. fore. ho-
bert A Sims, Edward W. Sims, and W. Z.
Fear and W. u. Cardwell. administrators OF
John I Fear, deceased.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Reported for the Times

RICHMOND. VA. Oct 3o.-Ofice OF
tle Collector of the United states In
ternal Revenue reports collections for the
cls II Richmond to-day as follows: Tax
paid cigars aud cigarettes, $i,S4j.4O; tax
pail tobaccos. S3,72l.j6. Total, Ss,jG6.y6.
Registered al the Tobacco Exchange
Thursday, October 30, ls5D: John II.
Slaughter. Lynchburg; X. l.. Miller, Lynch
bur,; John G.. Gran, New York; William
Bragg. Petersburg.
our Mr.. William II 4 born has concluded
an agreement with the X. A. Patterson To
haccO Company 10 act as their representa-
tive 40 Boston. Mass. We shall all truly
and sincerely miss our arable, genial, cOur-
te,u- friend and brother, and deToutly
bop. lhat what j. our great social loss may
bt 10 gain 90 him financially, ana We stu
cers congratulate the community 10
which he goes on the accession 10 its men,
beI-uip Of such an honorable, heightened
aui thorough business man as our MI.
AbOrn.
40 offerings OF tobacco at auction on
Change to-day.
Orenshaw's warehouse sold l,7OO pounds
ON Soc loose tobacco breaks 70 day. Highest
price $40.
There Is a fair prospect Of good sale Of
loose tobacco on the breaks tomorrow
morning. Friday, October 81, 1890, as
wagons we're coming in this afternoon.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary TO-
day Wrappers. 1 bOgshead filters, l
hpe-nead scrap, ~ hogsheads dark To-
baccO, hOgsheads. Total, 20 hOgsheads.
Office OF the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections Bright, / hogshead ;
dar.. I hogshead; Western, hogsheads.
keiu-pecIious Bright, hogshcsds; dark,
J hOgsheads.
Wilson'S, Virginia, Allegheny, Yaughan's,
Oh Dominion, Crenshaw's, Neaps, Dayen-
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
QUOTATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
COTTON MARKET.

s,,osti.u Of Tobacco Of kish"ssa ans
o,h.r Important Ces.rss-Cottsn and
r.,m Products Peanut Qsststisns-
Mi.s.Ilaneous.
Nxw YORK. oct. 30.--Money CLOSED easy
stSper cent. Exchange closed lower; posted
rates islGiS511; actual rates, 4sO&4sOh
for sixty days and ~4HC+s4H for demand.
Governments closed steady; currency IS,
li3 bid; Gs, coupons, l2i bid; ilfs do,
1Ols. bid.
The stock market was more active this
morning than during the same hours yester-
day. and prices were trmer. Daring the
hrst hour there was considerable display
Of weakness and prices declined fraction
ally, bat after IL o'clock there was a sud
den change in the temper OF speculations.
The discovery of a scarcity Of certain lead
ing stocks caused a rush 10 cover and an
upward turn, and by noon prices had adj
yanced = to - per cent. The market con-
tlnuod firm until abOlt O'Clock, but after
that hour there was some selling at IN
'Ni'"i'' an" TINS '"htt"Ot Win t"c
announcement Of the failure on the
London stock Exchange, caused a sharp
reaction. The name Of the firm that
had failed on the magnitude OF its
embarrassment were not mentioned in the
dispatch read on Change. The closing
prices were lrregularly and slightly
changed from those Of yesterday. Total
sales 260, 553 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
New York.

NRwYORK, oct. .-CottOn-Messrs. Hub
bard. Price n Co., in their cotton circular to-
night, say: Liverpool was depressed this
morning on fear of fresh trouble in London,
and further by sales made there by an ex-
port house. which were Offset By purchases
in the market, and later recovery Of prices TO
fraction over last nights figures. Receipts
at ports to-day estimated at $4,000 bales
against 80, los bales last week, and a., $50 last
wear. The spot market is quiet AT un-
changed quotations. sales, 81 bales. Trans
actions in futures, $1,000 bales. Futures
closed to points higher as follows De-
tober. nominal November, 9.I1Gy.iS !;
December g.S2a9.S3; January, 9.9O&
.0.9I; February, g.96@9.97 March, lO.Ol@
1908; April. l0.OS@ 1000; May, lO.lj@ lOlt;
June, lO23@ 1924 ; July, lO.29G 1890 Au-
gust, 10.33@ 1924.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady;
middling uplands, 59-l6d. Sales, 10000
bales. Futures closed steady; October,
.5.3fQj.35; October and November, 5.29@
$50: November and December, 5.29; De-
cember and January, 5.29; January and
February, 5.2995.30.
Produce-FlOur closed quiet at about pre-
yious prices. Wheat easier; spot sales NO.
> red winter, SL07H@SL0SH; do. October
.Sl.0Sl.. Corn firm; spot sales No. >
mixed, 6OG60Ic.; do. October, $3.50.
oats higher; spot sales No. | white, 5i1sc.;
80. . mixed, November, $3.50. Pork dull.
Lard easier. Sugar-Reiined, moderately
active; cut loaf and crushed, S6.OOGS6.O4.
Coffee steady; fair Rio cargOes, 2Ol{c.
TuIpentine-Spirits OF turpentine dull
and easier AT 401Sc. for regulars and 4lc.
for machine barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31

Nleat-Mixed, $50 bushels very good on
private terms: do. II bushels fair at sl.O2
>aYr0rrry 80 bushels good at Sl.O5. Total
-t..- no wheat, 1l2 bushels.
CORN White. 500 bushels very good old
a l,t., ia bushels prime new AT 63c.i
DO bushels very good new at Sic. Mixed,
bushels prime new at &c. Total sales OF
l.rI. l1Z bushels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31

SEWING MACHINES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
hiCagO.


CHICAGO, oct. 30.-S. Y. White & Co
eelegraphs c. W. Branch & Co. as follows
THE SONG OF THE SAD BULL.
Another day Of trial,
Another day Of strain,
Another day Of scramble,
Another day OF pain.
Another day OF fip-flap,
on rumOrs good and bad:
AnOth or day Of wearing out
The hopes tho bulls have had
Another day Of raiding
By bears with courage great,
Another day OF running
By bulls OF wOrsted fate.
Another day OF nothing
But lowering clouds OF doubt
Another stroke OF 3 O'Clock;
Thank God, the Board Is out
Let us sing.
The market has been fearless all day be-
vOnd those spasmOdic fluctuations made by
the shifting from side 10 side Of room
traders, with the hope Of making quick
terms and small profits. Really there has
been nothing else in il, and there is nothing
further 10 say about It.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
NICmMoNp sTocK MAnKEr.

RICHMOND, VA, OCT. 30, lS9U.
COMPLEMENTARY aRcrrIrIEa HI A SkcH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31

ports, Planters and Merchants ,sheburn's,
and shockoe warehouses report today: Re-
ceipts, 6j hogsheads, tierce and box; de-
liveries, 70 hogsheads, tierccs and boxes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD. oct 30.-CottOn dull
middling, lOHc. Flour firmer and I'M
changed. Wheat-Southern firm and I'M
changed: Western firm: No. win
ter red. spot and October, Sl.0OH. Corn
Southern firm. unchanged; Western tirmer;
mixed, spot and October. 5slIc. oats firm,
unchanged. Rye quiet and unchanged. Pro
visions firm. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes
fair. 2Ol5c. Sugar firm and steady; granu-
lated, 6 l3-lGc. Whisky active at sl2O.
stocks-Nirginia ten forties, Al; do. threes,
G7sr6-lL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
COTTON REPORT.


Vt PAT htt sltdAf
QuofGt0ns.-Midd ling, l0c.; low mid
ding. 30; good ordinary. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-31
LEGAL NOTICES.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OvERTOr HOWARD, }
1918 EAST MAIs ST., RicEMoSD, Va"
October 80. 1890.
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF
L THE CITY or RICHMOND:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-09
MOtier's station Items.

Mr.. Samuel Scybn,d len on Thursday
mornng last for Dayton, Ohio, to visit his
daughter.
Mr.. Robert Shriver and wife who haye
been visiting Mr.. SIS parents of this place,
returned to Baltimore on Thursday morning
last.
Mr.. Geo. Chilean of Emnitsburg, the new
II appninttcl L. S gaugcr, entered upon the
discharge ct his duties uh Thursday morning
las, at Mr. J. 4. Crctln's dis,iIIery; vice
Granville Grouse removed.
Mr.. Wesley Cline an employee of w. X.
Troxells had his arm broken Ivy hcing golcd
by Il bull one day last week in aitcmptngt
unch lin him.
Misses Jennie and Louisa Roscnsteel who
have been visiting in Baltimore, returned
home on Tuesday evening last.
Mr.. Albert Dutterer lost n valuable mare
or Saturday evening last from collie.
Mr.. Basil Shorb of Littlcstown, Pa, is tie
guest of J. B. Shorb.
Mr.. j. B. Shorh who has been at Tencly-
town, d. G. for the past few weeks Is at
home.
Miss Adelaide Close has gone to Baltimore
! to visit relatives.
Mr.. Edward Davidson of Omaha, Neb., is
home on visit to his father j. w. Davidson
Mr. Frank Warthen is on the sick list but
Is somewhat on the mend
Mr. Edward Marshall one day this week
/ killed black snake over five feet long.
! Mr. J. G. Roscnsteel is converting the up.
per part of his warehouse into dry goods
store.
Mr. IIezckiah Duttcrcr is very low, hay
ing received Il stroke of paralysis
Mr.. William Mottcr is making ,hlngs look
very whit" about here by giving the sheds Il
! coat Of white wash. IKE
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-09

We are told that the first twelve days of
January may be taken as q guide to the
twelve months Of the year. Well, the first
was very wet and disagrceablc day and yet
out of the first nine days of the month, seven
of them haye been exceptionally clear and
pleasant. Guess we had better knock that
idea on the head.
DcNoe, the great (?) weather prophet says
the reason why we have thus far had 80
much warm weather this winter is because
the cold waves have all passed to the north
of lis. What an inspired mind But then
the one predicted for January 4th did net
pass north OF us and we had none the less
warm weather. What III inspired mndl
In ANOTHER FlELD.-Dr. d.. Leathe rman
for four years the partner of DR.. NJ +. Lra,h-
ernlan of this place has withdrawn from the
firm and on Wednesday LETT for his new home
in Williamsburg, Pa. We sincerely regret
the departure Of this able and successful
practitioner, good citizen and genial gentle.
man. During his residence here he has
shown that he is able to earn esteem through
merit aud shall have to take the place. in
Williamsburg, of an exceptionally good
physician and good fellow, if he loses 10y
comparison We see the doctor and his nc
compllshed wife 20 from among us, with
uutcigned regret, but heartily bid them good
sptp,l
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Order NiSi Oh Audit.
No. 1918 EOuity.

No. 1913 Equity.
Sam'l NJ Brely, Assignee of Sam'l Eicholtz
Mortgage Of Joseph II. W. Flick and wife
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
November Term, 1880.
In the Matter of the Auditors Report filed
the 2lst day of December 1889.
ORDERED, That on the 18th day of Jan
~ uary, 1890, the Court viii proceed to
act upon the Report of the Auditor, filed as
aforesaid, in the aboyc cause, to finally rati.
fly and confirm the same, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before said day
provided copy of this order he inserted in
some newspaper published in Frederick
County for two successive weeks prior to
said day.
Dated this 2lst day OF December, 1889.
w. Irving Parsons,
Clerk of the Crenit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy--Tcst:
dec 20 W Trying Parsons, Clerk
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Creage. saown Items.

Mr.. GAY Randall, civil engineer and super
inlcndcn, in construction If Bridges tor the
King Bridge Co., of Cleveland Ohio, is now
building our bridge, and will complete one
span tins week and in one week more Will
have it ready for crossing. Mr.. Randall Is
surely the right man in the right place as
we found him to be very congcnal ana IL
cretable to converse with, and understand
he is the SANE to work for lie hrnug"l no
minds with him from the shops hnt 'mpl"y-
men in ,he ncighborhood. and paws 81 -
per day which is good wages at this stason
Of the YEAR.
Mr. Harry krsr Of frederick Las been
spending several days in our town, hut his
evenings he spends at Logs Station.
Messrs George Stevens and John Sclsam oi
York Pa didn'l forget to return to their ma
tive town tor few DAYS. Even little W. B.
Oylc Of Tmnitshurg spent m evening with
us, who tips the beam at 2l0pounhs. Come
Bruce w mast not drink SO much butter
milk
The s. School gave m entertainment on
Christmas night but owing to the strong OPP
position to charging admission the attend
ance and finance was quite failure.
Last week was Creagerstown's week for
weddings. Mr.. Martin l.. Glen and Miss
Ella Wills were married at Mcchancstown
by Rev. G. A. Whltmore on Tuesday, and
on Wednesday, Mr.. Clinton Hedges and MISS
Es,ella Shaw by Rey. Zcrgcr, at the brides
parents near this place.
Rev. G.. A. Whltmorc on Sunday last
preached very interesting and instructive
sermon taking his text from Galatians 45
verses, his theme being the great git of God
to the world in the person Of our Saviour,
and spoke in great earnest and with deep
feeling about superstition, and the SIN that
parents commit in bringing their children
up in the belief of a Santa Claus, but rather
teach them that they are gifts from parents
and friends given IN memory of the great
gift of God to the world. In the evening the
Missionary Society gave an entertainment
which was quite interesting and well attend
ed the singing being special feature of the
program. Miss Dosia Long presided at the
organ assisted by Mr. Joseph Gernand with
his corDet
PArnoN
lrhr above VIZ. handed u> 700 ia'r Tor pub
, Nca1ion last week En-
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His Body Terribly Mangiesl.

\ shocking accident occurred At the Union
Knitting Mills, whereby Isaac Cox was no :
rihlv mutIEtcd. Red Flagg Oil the Famous
Pain Cure WAS quickly applied and recovery
soon followed, you can try this great remedy
for q cents.
If YOU want to drive away Dyspepsia,
Bihousncss, Constipation, Poor Appetite and
all evils arising from disordrrcd Liver use
DR.. Lees Liver Regulator TRIAL bottles
free at DR.. J. X. Waters, Drug Store.
WORSE THAN CLUMsY.-"TLc new word
coined to express killing by electricity is
"elcc,rocdtion." Rather clumsy ism ii -
Westminster Sentinel
1t is net only clumsy: ii is an etymol"gl
cal monstrositv. The word execute is de-
rived from the Latin ersequt this framed from
or and Sept; the particlple of The latter (as-
suming that any word derived from squ'
alone would express the desired mraning) Is
srcut0s, no, cvtus and in "cution' We are
able to- find no more Of the root word than
the las, two svllaheS in n word, ctymologl.
cAily meaningless Ed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-01-09

The Western Maryland Railroad Compa-
ny IL putting steam heating apparatus in its
passenger coaches. Mr.. Hol,z. NJ. M, who
is experimenting the work at the Shops mere
expects to have train equipped with the up.
paratus in a few days. Carroll Ntscs.
~~~--~---------
OFfIcE RECEIPTS. the year 1850
the freight receipts at this point was $25, 1853.
W. For six months of the year the Catoctin
Furnaces were not running and the traffic
brought the W. M. by the NJ. V. RI was
consequently but little Should the furnaces
run throughout the year 1890, Mechanics
town will probably make strong bid for
first place ON the line of the w NJ. H. r.
1t is fact we'll known, that if it was not
for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup hotel prnprie,ors
in Flori la would put their rates up to ten
dollars II day.
Histories make men wise, poets witty"
But what in the world does man want
with either when he has spraincd his ankle
No sir, not these! not these! Give him but
one boz lie of Salvation Oil, the greatest cure
on earth for pam. Price - cents.
s-~-~--------~---
In the quarterly distribution of State school
funds Carroll county receives, for white
schools, $3,37e.5H; for colored, $201 So
The Judges of the Carroll County Court
on Monday filed an order rcappointing f. O.
Grimes, l.. p, Slingnf, Francis Warner, DIR.
VIM. Rcindoar and David Prough hool
commissioners for Carroll county for two
ycars.-Adr0c0te
A new postotlicc has been established ut
High Knob, this county, with Mrs. Mary
Clipp as postmistrrss. Mr.. T. 5. Abaugh
has been appointed postmaster at Walkers
vile, this county, VICE J. Graham Johnson,
removed.
On Monday last the Court reached a dccis-
ion IN the Rohrback diverse ca e, denying
the petition of Mrs. Susan Rohrl,ach for a
divorce from her husband Martin n. Ilohr-
hnck, and requiring each party to pay
their individual costs