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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
SUNDAY ORCHESTRAL COyrEcTS rs BOSTON.

Boston, oct 3 tSprciall.-Thr Philharmonic or 'e''
IRA. sixty p.,es. oIIc,i,d series of HHhdhV h-i'
orchestral concerts Tonight ia tn" i"-t"h T''''ir''
The Wa II large aud"nc" pr'~"h' ana the 'r'''i'
va> A nne affair. III: orchestra i drct"'i hv Bern
hard Ii,,~u,arn and in,lCd", may well Known M
s!CianS FRITZ Giesc h"!nc first v!6.oaccIlt ana
Felix WinirrnitY concert master Ia" ~hoi~f' 7" n6hi
vc-c t1icsc aud sophi. lew. tn" latter >anc ~"
c,,ct.r,s ,ur,udIrr tho ma from "Truviita." ard
vr> ftvnrai,lv rcriV'i. tn" aUd'"nC" ""'t IN
rlrrurc> over t;les'~ ra,Iu: Of go. ara N"'orl!
hv srrrrais ard recalled ~" ar'.'. who r-i"n6'"l
vi, auot!rr sclrr'.o4. Til" rnr''r> ~" - ' ci'ch
every >l,d.v ,lC'' N",' r".n ficIt1de fIHrhNu
AID Wiut~rrii1 " III 10" 'l.c .n."i-t-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
~ MEMORY Of DR. EDWARD MALONE.

Tie memorial service last evening in Co per Cnipn
4! homo? Of d.. Edward MALONE. Of the founders
Of The AnttPOverty Society ard one Of the most in
fueltl Of the adherents Of the Rev. DR.. Edwar No
GlrIn IN Ri, contest with Archbishop Corrigan. va"
attended BY overlooking audience. DR. Malone
vas. when 20 died. surgeon 10 the Brooklvn Police
Department. so a large delegation Of sympathzcro
from the neigh city va. present.
Among those on the platform besides the family
Of the dead sylvester L. Malone, Lawrence h.
Malone and the Misses Ma!One-werc Police Captains
George II. Rhodes aid John BrenIaN. Gi Broohlyn
NaI0r f.. J. O'shauehnc>- - John J. Bealn. John Nc
Narkn. Thomas T. kcnna, Of BrDokvn Dr. Hamilton
Williams, Dr. Henry Carry. Dr.. William Yin en-.
George smith. Frank Icrran. Bernard Peter d..
BurdicA. John X. FcrAey, e. DonDvau Alderman Peter
Hess. Of BroGkyn John Iioylan John ker~in. pr 81
te.t Of the B0Dklyn lIish National league IN" Rev
Dr. That kcrav, CoOrg" Boyhan, Edward McDcTiVf.
james QUINN Thomas Dennehy and Thomho Baxter.
The platform WIS irap"d in black.
+. : NcAulliic aud or hc>l1 played a fc:a'
march BY Chopin and The Dead March III sui. =
Michael Clarke opened IN" meeting III brief ep"crl
ard Dr. Henry Carey read IN" resolutions Dr Alfred
swift Hou.Iton re,itcd an original poem H. r." nug
hymn and Dr jeremiah Cfugil'n. John J. tlnHcy
AID the Rev. Dr. Edward McCNnu mad" >ps" ~
eG!oTzins the Me AID character .! the dead man.
Do y0u want red c-iat" servants. board or rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
ANIMAL MEETING or cOLrYBTA'S ILrMEI

The annual u""'Ing aai rruon " thu Columbia Collage
Alumni VIII l." hold MS evening at II o'c"ck IN the
Library rmd!n: & tina cols x The election ~ or
w h- ID. and ~" r.'.n ports g. IA" ,snd.ng CON.
MET, urd tra-prr VIA - pr."'n'"d
The ,r, sent or r. who have L'en rnonina'rd NJ"
ITcridrnt /. r. t"uf'l 30 yiropr'sI.It. g.. be
VIII. H.. ~ ra~If'r a - SU0'.ls 20 Iecr, tarv
William = hloan - Al Alumni invited bc
p!,-~nt. supper VIII ," ivrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
FAST PASSAGES or NNP STEAMERS.

y
TO thc Lditor Of Tn" Trthrn"
~. II yo,.r new, ,nluwi, IT september l3 -"
II .ta,od The United Siai", u an Il war Baltimore
viii the body IL Erir-"n ~ - AL. arrived Al stuck
holm m hc c,rrln, of IN. i.;l. Ltkru- the from
N"', l"Ih 20 t.pth'ri.rg within -">"t"1 day. VIM u
j. iLr f,.;r>t tim. "u .,.'"id to- Haii@'l var"
Your ,o., >pondru' evidently d"- not WFik from
the book. nor ia, h, be- correctly informed, = mach
quicker pa. hiv" been nndr IN "Ei"n time IRON
sew York t. port. Europe v din'Icnt men 81 war.
Tn- st.am l..air General Admiral. 1000 t'nn.
seventy four gun, made III" pI>'g' ~ In" SIMMER 81
I-jo from New York TO the rnfh"rncr in the h"r
Dor II CherinIur; In eleven daN' aii ei-"'
hours partly under steam alone ana parity ht"'i
.,il alone nsline fourteen knots under t"psa!Ian'
pa-.agn IA, delivery n the figat" IN good '"ndi'on
wa the main object DESIRED She continued her
VOYAGE to Cr"n-tidt. Russia. arriving IN that port
in eighteen days from NrwI"rk.
rl. Italian steam frlcatc Re d'Itala. 5000 tons.
-Lrl moreover made the pi~-a-'' from N"w.forl.
IN tl. winter ~ i-Gl. 10 Maple, 5000 miles IA
eighteen DAYS and twenty hour. No attempt wa,
made In TIT, II tance TO make rapid passage" s,ioty
wa, tie. main oIjcc' and the season OF tlI year. d.
.,l, IA. weather cucnI'rl'"l. forbit sac an attempt
The Gather was So tempe suoii, HAT a. Italian li!c
oi hatte sMp cro'sn- thr nia''c a'o"' '' SAN
The irigate re d1tala i the only ironclad vess i:
that han crossed the Atlantic ocean without al escort
~ Late In the summer Of 1889 the steam ram Dndcr
berg 1000 t0n,, BUN oIlt'i'iN ''''i ~ "''
iri.cd STATE, Government. but aftrrwhr sold Ia
tho Government uf Franc. AMI named III" Ro haIhra
made Tr pa,-a:r to Chrrbourg Ia fourteen day nnd"r
steam alone In very heavy weather u" a'l"'hP D'n3
nadr 70 drive the ship Mnh CURIOSITY ana alAi'i
we're manifested IA regard 10 the pa -a5" I" TIM Vr"'l
nv iur To- her prcli. moirl and 10" iI'rh"ah rhr
ury,d an ~, client -cg boat
III ia, L vr.S".> WE'RE - COMING ~ 81 ,h' L. ''.
and veteran Captain Jr"ph j. to'l''"h; n"'. %,
linn uonId hr CONSIDER Il ii these da,, MA p'NrTi
.hi,,, with boiler buil' :" carN n"N'r OVER 'AN
polini- VI >tcam a'd making Hhiy sN,s !" ~ ,n
turn, Of the single piOpal!or whenlS we nnM ,r '
iary"s, elias. Of steamers, both naval and coiurrIia
ntted With. boilers afvrdgi9 pReiY " veg hihdtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
ELEfTRTCAL CDHDtITS FOR STREET CARS

From The Electrical J. gLcrr
few weeks ago discussed III" figure Of Pro.
f,s-yr Adams com ,lcd Tor tn" t"n>i, llrau. show
Ing that ia Inv in lcidng AHl,'rn 'ni" c""frcit'
j. nuN used az, 81 per cent O III" street railroads
v liIc a, ppiitch out. taking The country - u
,,I,.L. The ii'. at on" to MT les than
-; per cent 81 road, ana r'i"c ilns an enc can
n,It be accounted for on ia" GROUND That II l. IN.
,n.siblr the strong ahtiMtly entertained
IN many elite. toward poles and overhead wires Even
where these street fixtures Ac tYlcr"icd there - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
NOTES or TIE ST1GE.

phe following l. the act OF paul .ronc7' VII
be y,-n at the prvadray Theatre thu cvci'n:
r,pl Jo.e, ....... Mr. Agn"s i:rtc' .t'r
ha5 s E Murine W. 49, N i,'.
bon 70. .ir,o liz" tir,''
,,,,i,.- ...... 100. N4l =. M,'.,'n
VIZ r.'H''.'''.'. Mes M.rrqcr,e vs" D''aH
SA@;rn,t|.' Ml.- W.lr 81: G.m
The new Columbus Theatre will open o. door, f"r
tho or. nm. mi, cvc.ug and MI Margaret N"'hrr
viii n,av Romeo and Juliet" II Will be repeated Oh
We.nesdav evening; Oh. TUESDAY and Thursday "Th'
Uo,,cvroon" Will b. given Oh Friday: "C'ubclln'
On saturday al'"riooi' The LADY Oh Ly"h7' ana "''
saturday evening " Lam
me comedy company thot Mr.. An.beig la, 'n-
uor,ed from HAMBURG iU short season Will hceiii II
enlargement tins evening. PLAYING piece called " Han"
bur: pills"
e. IIaddnn Chambers. the a|thor n Captain swift
s,1vcd III the tllcr saturday. II" '"m"- &" a'~t
u, ,h. nroducti,u next month Of The iClcr "lr ne
wrote 'or thr l., 'cIin Th"air" company.
The Lnc I,Hi.' Will havc its first pibfur'ioh ~
the Fourrcc,ith Strr"' 1A"lr~ To night. lh" ''''
directory" will lc ee.n 1T g." Biion The CID Home
-tcad" Al the Academy OF Muse. arm" Eh!t"r' at the
Tif,! Avenue aud Ili!ro" and Wcat> Min?iict at '
Grand opera I!o.-c. "-ul ct" viii be d'l,d 10 ID.
Blli Il II" hadr.: lh"a'ir.
Nj, Iay Tmpl.tor's Two weeks notice 81 Will
dia"al iIOri tlr !i'lcrik iInd'"n" f"m!"hv eni"d
10, night aud IA" ptnN retained I" Hr' f"TH IRON
Baltimore. IrUi~ Iiu'.,n la been ENGAGED 4" E'
IdJii stevens par of MI Won huIi dIu VIA go
ot, Attn tie c"n!r'I.y on The Nc" tom
The C0,nir d" Parl-. who visited I'll" Ca'lnI on sat
urlay night, expressed himself II, much plea "d "th
tho performance Of Nine. Anrpt' and announced
If. intention Of coming a,an litc later T." &c Poor
JplIa' nan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
CONNEyT Oy THE NEW TARIFF BILL.

London. Oct. 1.-The Daily News says: Tho
European expectation Of revolt among American
farmers against the artificial dearness caused by tho
tar6 has never been realized II is always threatened
bat always postponed. The idea that the new Ather.
can tariff + blow at Canadian independence Is as
absurd as the talk Of excited people lerc who hygter
cally de- laic that Is Intended ~ attack upon Eng
Ing to the nnwsdom Of high tariffs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
GCrERyDR NIcOLLS ~ THE CITY.

''oy-nor Ni.oli- 81 Iot -''na. VINO mad" h.'Hs'I
Loan tronchn,t =. COUNTY, hS H. t": ~ thu IrIi,i.a
Lo.'e,v III arrived =, ,'i> CTS a'- SATURDAY IN
I'D vent 20 49, t,..srV Hnl~.. AZ ''"Nra"' TT,
NO'. f.. =. and recreation and 20 I~il 81 m
o!H.ty vnon hr hA- 10, NI-itcd IA ma ys'. IL
tefe 10 Lax 6c0rl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
tn TyvC>TyG ATE GAS AND ELECTRICITY

Stft@ SIior 6rrfg. H. Erwin is in VI" CIV loi . lev
cav. II. L,i,usn az the cIinrnit"" :" Which thc
oltv 81 st;atiIg 'lcrrc an" vac HahtR
toas!ceralr t-,t:"ny tih"i by the c"t"'lt'e III.
stfnR. TIA" ai0 Of ia" I-"G'- iatu Lro''h'o
H. rioiiu ui- eub"cI il' j
bl. viii i 81 I'D at oDcnin. ~ The COMING ''H'oi
Tie coLMte. VII D. b,by meet como tiiie th'' "' u
AEe :u:tl-r l. ;..ouy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
WEDDINGS PAST AND 10 COVE.

ThA narriac. Q. Miss Anna Louise dauchter ~ IN
s.a Mrs. G.es Y. Van der Bog'rI to Herman / 7
iylsa son u Commodore Henry Er5"n o. The Nay, Il
auoynced to ta:. Place a. ST. Georges Church h.
,vttaav. on October IS.
Lnrkpo-t y. y. oct (SpeCial'.-Fredei1ck Vernon
Covnie assistant botanical superintendent Of the DC
uar ,uant If ACri, utrc Washington. married
vr..r,ay AZ Grace Church to Miss Elizabeth Harw"of
Benton. Bo;h were students al Cornell University
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
OBITl .4RT Z.
JOHN X. HALL

Boston OF ,"cia! John Il. Hall. well known
erd hhiv r,tr r,d lio-:on 81 saturday At ue
AZ. .. rxtv.nino II" was Ia" hn-u"-. manager
~ tha l-l,'-rn I\pr">- Coiinhy Ton ~" t"'" IL vas
r-,u,z.d until lN-3 vlc. l." I':rd ron actv" oh-l-
q larc'iy c!' ="
Mr. Hail. ,i"tcF ant hGs.h"- 'I2'"i'F TIC WIS "'
Many r,nr, pt.i.nt u tn Nluio" t.; Paper '""l'y
lrh director ia. f.o-!a so".''n Ea'"'y Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
HUDSON Or NORTH RIVER

TO tho EditOr OF The Tfibune,
str. You have an article In your paper headed
Across the North River" Now, would It not have
been better to sav Across the Hudson RIVER
wish the word North could be dropped altogether in
speaking Of that river, ard Hudson substituted in ts
place This later name has a grand sonnd while
tho lattcr In contrast sounds vulgar and common
New York, oct I, 1890. sENEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
NOT ONE RIFT THREE

perfectly appointed Limited" trains leave Grand Cen.
trail station day for iuYalo Niagara Falls Cnvc
land, Chicago and Louis via tnr great fOur.track
New. York Central All desirable fsturr, 10 10
tound IN the equipment If tho" trains, and freedom
from petty ANNOY anccS i, ASSURED. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

The system is Often 50 Rapidly Reduced by . severe
attack Of DlarrlVea. other Powell Affection, that 1t
would be better t. keep by you DIR. Jayncs Carmlna.
tive Baisam. curative for Asatic Cholera.
Cramps. Dysentcry. and the summer Complaint Of
children =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
WHY THE JEWS LEAVE RUSSIA

WHY TIE JEWS LEAVE RUSSIA.
TO the Editor OF the Tribune.
sir: Permit me 10 inquire the cause OF oil tho Jews
having N leave Russia SUBSCRIBER.
Laurcns, y. T.. sept 30. 1900
THE bigotry, intolerance and tyranny Of the
Russian GovernmcLt.-Ed)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
CHI|tIEN BAPTIZED AT ALBANY.

hlbu,,v. oct. s. Lee, Yoc Loo Sing and Chu COW
,.r" ChiaaM"n. vct" hhpty"d to night IA The Enn
rn,nu"l baptist Church ~ the E-v Or Henry NJ
k.ng G!!, i re first h,'HuC. ~ tho ADM Il n Of
Cinnamon to tie Ch!i..i:l Church In this region.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

pounds OF steam, and machinery giving ninety turns to
each Of two propellers. and obtaining nineteen TO
twenty knots hour. Verify, great progress has
been made steam navigation in the past thirty years
Ncw-l orr, sept IT, lsUO. W. ii. WEBB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

When baby was sick, We gnve her Casto.is,
W hcH She WAS thi.d. she cr."d for "a tor!a,
Wien Al" bean" Miss. shc ciIuc - ClS:ora
When She had Childrn. she gave them Cas.o.ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

" " T.NI
Diseases OF IL" N"rvoIs system rinory Orcans
Impotence and Ster..ity. Hours to /. 6 to 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

II Won wnnt a competent cook dr'ssnskcr or coach.
man. examine the ltlc VNcrtIscncts on the ninth
and nh pa."- Of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Health Food Company, ',iunn Soap st.oys II
81 Fifth Avenue" and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
Announcements.
lDANDR1'El

"SnOsHOHr." l.. & W. "SHOsHONE."
A New Collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
M.fPHIED

ShNDS-FAN NoLKENBrR,II-On Thursday. October
:, l-!c a, ,i" if"nc- ~ the brides larhs b the
ley Wm " TaFlni, y. Il. ~. Robert a. sands ald
hat", dau9ht"r, Of Mr.. Edward Van volkcnburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

DIR. LYON's PERFECT ToorH POWDER
Keeps tho teeth clean and white and pur tho breath
An elegant toilet luxury. sold every is cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Keeps negli.ee shirts. flannel. cheNot and silh
fabrics. o. 50 70 q. 800 and sil Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Servants II all Kind, offer their services IN IN,
short advertisements Oh The nInh ava NUN pasc' VI
The Tribune day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

NoticeS Of marriages must he Endorsed with full
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06
GpctidI Notl1rs

A. Paudo- Highest (Ia.s 3" Brnt sherry
81, 10 ,u,ore D. had At -. h!stt as hu'es aud
r >:autanrs. sod by ali G"t'r>.
Carpet Cleaning.
+. N. 81 F.WARl, $50 ''ba'e.
Tsevhone, l9G le'h. send Tor c:cu.af.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

Do you want red ,-,at servants. beard or rooms
ih.n exarine tie E'il" advertisements on The hiht!
t' tuA pascs Of Tia" Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-06

wOopi.AwN CI.MfTT RY.
wo,dlayn Sra'irIl ,-i,h Wa,a Harlem Railroad
On.cr. 80. 60 l. 80 =.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
Rocky Ridge Items.

Your correspondent paid Il visit to the
glass works Al Hagcrstown and will try and
give q brief description Of them. The Land
Improvement Company furnishes the sites
free to all persons that will build thereon for
| manufacturing purposes, and will say it has
certainly had the desired effect to start I,
boom, Nine weeks ago the ground was
broken for the building for manufacturing
glass and today it i, IN full operation. II is
u company, with Mr.. Charles Roach rs gen,
rral manager and Mr. w II, Albaurh ~,
secretary These two gentlemen have had
charge of building and arranging, and now
have the satisfaction OF seeing their lahors
not spent in vain. They are both clever and
agreeable, and although there is much that
requires their attention. yet with all, every
spare moment they hayc they devote to then
visitors and explain the workings. Mr..
Roach has had years Of experience in erect
ing and starting glass works and certainly
is the right man in the right place. lie
informed me that in all the works he ever
started this gave the best showing OF any.
also had tax with SOME of the blowers
(who, by the way, are clever and agrceablc,)
and all spoke in the highest terms of the
outlook for good glass The sand is shipped
by rail from Hancock, Md, and is claimed
to I've q superior article The ingredients
used are sand, lime and soda ash. The clay
used for making the pots for furnace is i'm.
ported from England, the cost of each being
ply Of these on hand as they are liable to
break at any time The glass is blown in
cylinder shape, about eleven inches in diam
otter and about four to six feet in length.
Blowing glass is bard work to say the least.
Mr.. Roach kindly gave me the size of
buildings they have erected in so short a
time which are ms follows: 55XSO, 3Ox4O, 2jX
100, 2Gx75, 25xIOO, 25X5O and 30x70, rruuir-
ing much masonry. They employs blowers
and IS men.
After the glass Is blown it is put in an
oven and heated, then split, then rolled out
fiat and taken to the cutting room where it
is finished. They run exclusively on WIN
dow glass.
Near by there is large frame building to
be used 10y the Hess Carriage Manufacturing
Co. of Westminster, Md. and in close proX-
, unity, II very large brick building is nearing
completion to be us ID for the manufacturing
Of bicycles. The Glass Work Company have
! the contract to furnish glass for said build
ing. l feel proud OF the spirit of improve
ment that has sprung up IN our sister county
yet ! regret very much it is not our county
seat.
Now, friend Charles, when You visit Hag-
erstown do not fail to call on Mr.. Roach and
Mr.. W. II. AlDaugh as they will make it
pleasant for you. To those having visited
glass works it may be of little interest but
to me 1t was treat. assure you much
mere could he said but Will not ask NOR,
space al this time. X.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18
EOrd's Grand Opera House.

Week Of September 22,-Fun for the mnl,
titulc.-.Jamcs T, Powers III "A Straight
Tip.
Mr.. Powers who is the chief among a
company OF tip top fun makers carries the
burden Of the performance and IN doing It
he makes The hit OF his life. There III" il
this piece number of bright political and
baseball skits, and Enndmtstcr S0usa, ot
WASHINGTON, has written medley which the
company sings III the second act 10 the great
delight Of the audience. In Tie second act
also comes butterfly dance winch IS cha,m-
ingly done hy four handsome Young women
Richard Stahi wrote the music for this. In
the last act to cap all, Mr.. Powers gives an
imitation of Carlnrncita which literally
brings down the house, The scene about
the pOoi box at the race course is very real
i.,c and at It's close the winning iorky ana
his mount dash in upon the stage. The play
has an interesting plot which keeps the III
tcrtst alive to the personalities Of thr pray
The first act represents him At Do!nn S Huili-
mcr Hotel, the second q; the race track and
the third II, Dolan Garden He is in love
with klttv, and is also somewhat Of sport
and these two pctu,ialit!rs form iht basic OF
fine fun for the evening. This roc. on fat
aud furious from tha rise Of the curtain I"
the gong down thereof.
Admission 81, 80 - cts {. Sl--a'cor,lnE
10 location.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1890-09-18

HISTORY. TINS M.nAorn c,copsb.A con.ain. eon'p'se
fus.y Illustrated With numerous Anecdotes Of the nsteion
eems,s :s, 81 An.'s : g. =. b. c,%sr:
Important ssenu in 'hs history Of oil oson' chronological
history .ctc..et'
ae pr.'ien., Of tho United states, hou, warrington 10
i.rou with portraits ani other illustrations also i've, ana
enn s."j.nin Trnnsn, Henry Gay daniel Webster. and
,.moo. statesmen authors vo''' sene'e' c''sm'n' etc.,
down "a the presen, day.
AGRICULTURE. vnlnabl. hints and c'cr, snssM'!on'
I.Imo treating os e9c ss,s. .Sa fence, ,.;,i.,:
dcm.o an,ms, p"n.ry sesv!n: .1a how nrhs
ssnss the work Of rscics use 10 fsrs and oesmen
HORTICULTURE. Herein I. given the most nsefa HAT:
the ".cnce 0! the most successful hottcaitura
ARCHITECTrnE; Design. eoa s,sn.t 70, h"n., ee!ass.
barns ard other on:h'dhs' with valuable "uaSe'on' to
those Intending to huid.
HOrsElfOLD. This ~ot contains ni:i ami tested r:cra'
y, amos. every n.sa.hl. dish FOR hteas di,n and e..
cook hooks sold almost nuumetalc hints helps ana eng
many sssSsifS, ,has. c tho :dornm.ns q I:.i
work. emeroiery 90 hint, on tens 90. q 10
preserve sud tsau''y 'ls complexion, hsud' teeth. hs
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MEDICAL. Many dollar. IL DOCTOR. BIZ, viii b. ..vei
Information herein contained II toll. Row to c.re by simple
disease and .m.n. TIM. curatlc this depar:mens forming
compete medi bo3s tho vau: OF which 10 OF! home can
INVENTION AND DIsCOvERY. Remarkably inter.
ealing descriptions great Inventions including tho Steam
Engine the Telegraph tho Printing Pre the Electric Light
the Machine tho Tecrhono tho T!ge Writer, the Typ
ees,i1s Machine, the Cotton Gin. etc.
THE wORLDs WONDERS. ot.rn,e de's.,p:,o1s.
beautifully n~,r,,?i, ef,ho Yellowstone Park. fo..me
Valley Eisgars Fails tho AIps, Paris, vesnvius Venice,
Vienna tho Canons Of Colorado. Mammoth Cave Natural
Bridge, Watkins Glen. tho White Mountains. st.r etc.
TRAVELS. Description. profu.ey illustrated Of the Ne
manners peculiar forms rites and ceremonies OF the
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valuable work to MAMMOTu CYCLor.KDiA Ia msy DO 60
Ills great work have L2en named 1t ia vast Rtorehot
ably o; The best and oS. valuable works ever publ
on, X lisa work 10 be consulted every day with reg
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Every Home should have Ii.

II Is not always convenient 10 call Il
Physician for every little ailmcnt. Having
Red Flag On in the house you have Physi-
clan always ut hand, it kills Rheumatism
Neuralgia. Burns Bruises and all Aches and
Pains. Price % cents.
There are few things in this life of WHICH
we may he certain, hut this is one of them,
Pan Tina Cough AM. Consumption Cure mas
no equal for Coughs, Colds and Consump-
ton. Price % Cents.
AT DR.. j. II. Waters Drug Store.
THH FIREMEN's FAlR.-At a meeting of
Guardian Hose Company held on last Friday
evening, action was taken definitely locating
the date of the proposed Flrcmrn's Fair and
quit, an amount of business, looking to the
successful conduct of the fair, Was transac-
ted
The late OF the opening of the fair has
been drcide,, and will bc Friday evening
December 10Th, SO as to be fully under way
ON The Saturday before Christmas.
The second Fircmcns fair is TINS fairly
under way and as every taxpayer in the
town is directly interested in the result, VIZ,
the lrssrn,pr of the debt on the new Hall,
there should he IN almost unanimous voice
IN favor Of the iair and few unwilling hands
To work for it.
Let every one IN his or her way do the be.
llev cam and the net result will bc n crafty.
ing surprise
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A Full -Four Days Exhibition.

Opens at u. M, Tuesday, October X,
closes at y. M, Friday October Il, 1920
Exhibits cannot be removed before Saturday
Oct Is, at 8 n. IN, except 1--we stock, which
may he taken off the grounds at =. M, on
Friday. No charge for exhibiting. All
goods or articles for competition must be en-
tered on or before 5 O'clock p. NJ. Saturday,
october II, and must he delivered on the
grounds Oh or before 4 O'Clock Monday, Dc
tobrr 10. Superintendent will be there Sat
urday and Monday to receive any goods or
live stock and care for same. All entries
will be closed on Saturday, October II, 1t =
O'Clock p. IN.
For premium list, privileges, programs and
Other information address
=. 4 WILMER Secretary
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Business Locals.

cY- COAL UNDER COVER. --Th,
undersigned has on hand and will continue
throughout the season to keep ON hand al
kinds and sizes of coal, screened and clean
Prices as low rs any will offer Your
patronage is solicited.
n. G. CROFT H. SONS,
sept II IF McChanicStown, Nd