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ua Ahihh@ NHnadH'a trouble Wtth GWwA@
Sam WIN He Honorably Settled.
OTTAWA Ont Feb 81 Hon. A. G Jones,
NJ Z. for Halifax, Ia the house asked
whether Ia view "A negotiations now in
progress between the British minister aE
Washington aud the United States Tor q
settlement Of the fisheries and other ques-
tions Of internal dispute il was the intention
Of the Canadian government 20 appoint a
commissioner to take part in the sgotiatious
and watch over the interests Of Canada.
Sir John Macdonald replied that Sir
Julian Pauncefote would, he understood.
represent the imperial government Hecrs~
tary Blaine has shown a desire TO have ques>
tions which have for so long been a source
Of irritation between the two countries sat
tied upon an equitable basis The United
States administration and people OF the re-
public we're quite as anxious to see tire
trouble between the two governments settled
ns were the people Of Canada He felt surs
TINT the new treaty would be effected with
out any sacrifice TO national honor ON either
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was born in Milwaukee, Feb ., 1858. He is
) feet 0 inches in height, but has a wonder
ful reach, considering his size His first
effort with the cue was when g years Of age,
on pigeon hole table At l5 he could easily
defeat all the players in Leavenworth, young
or old His first match was with Adam
Klesson, champion Of Wisconsin Jake won,
1 500 TO 502 After playing a number Of
matches he was put up against Slosson, but
the student ran away with him with a
score OF 400 to $50
The last important match Jake particl-
pated ia was that played against Maurice
Vignaux, at Cosmopolitan hall, New York,
Jan. GO, 1886 Schaefer won this great match
by score of 5000 to 2,sSs, with grand
average of 20 l05-l45. His style Of play diff
fers from that Of any other billiardist.
Quickness, dash, brilliancy and seeming care
lessness are the characteristics Of his work at
the table. He never studies out a shot but
plays oif-hand.
George Il. SIosson's History.
George franklin Slosson was born in De
Kalb, st. Lawrence county, n. ", on March
D. 1854 When but Is years of age be made
his first public appearance as billiardist
in a tournamentatR Rochester There he met
and defeated Maurice DAILY and Moses Vat
ter; in fact he downed them all and took
| first money. Slosson ran against Schaefer
in indianapolis in 1872, and defeated the
"Wizardn in a tournament Up TO date he
has played twenty-nine games with Jake.
winning fifteen Of them.
In 1880 he went abroad for the first time,
and in Paris was defeated by Maurice Wig
naux, at the straight rail games, 4 200 points
up. The following year he was again de-
s4hr at
game. A third match was made with Wig
naux, and this time Slosson was victorious
Slosson's best run at the straight rail three
ball game is lO3.
The other Players.
Maurice Daily was born April %. lss9, in
New York He once won the championship
/ Of Maryland. J. Randolph Heiser was born
on Washington's birthday, 1858, at Ander-
son, Ind Among his early achievements
was the defeat Of Eugene Carter, now in
! Europe, in mach at Cleveland, and the
taking of third prize in a tournament in the
same city about the same period Frank G.
| Ives, the "boy wonder was born in Plain.
we'll, Mich, Oct 80, 1866 His career on the
| green cloth began only few years ago, but
he is looked upon as the coming champion al
billiards. William IL Cation was born
May 10, 1859, at Solon, Ia. HIS first impor.
tant match was In January, 1884, when he
defeated Eugene Carter at straight rail
billiards. The match was for 81 900 a side.
He has since suecumbed to Carter's proves.
Cation has since defeated Francois Magioli
OF New Orleans, with a score Of 5000 K
/ 1900; Edward Mclaughlin, Of Philadelphia,
with a score Of 5000 to 1000, and Thoma.
Gallagh er, Of Cleveland, eight inch balk lin,
game, with a score OF 500 to Cos.
The Complete Score.
The following is the complete score:
Heiser-0, II, 6, S, ~ 5, "a, 9, 3S, o, l5, 10
is, 23 10, 1, @ So, 2, u, 8, 81, 81, 0, 2, q 3,
O-322.
Schaefer-2, ., 0, 0. As, II, 10, 2, 0, 8, 6. i3
81, 25, 2 0, s, Al, 90, %, - s. Q, 9, /, a, lO5
A. $500.
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FatnI Mining Acoldent.

PIATrsBuRG, N. y, Feb. 21-An accident
has just occurred at slope No. 5, Lyon noun
tain, by which Edward King, a miner, lose
his life. aud Dennis Wynas, a contractor.
was badly injured The men were going
into the mine when some rock and earth fsih
upon them King sustained injuries from
which he died almost Immediately. Wynas
escaped with broken leg and some severe
cuts about the head.
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NO MORE SICK HEADACHES.
How Sylvester Heller Says He Got
Rid OF Them.
He is a Clerk I'm r. A. Davfs's Big Medi-
cal and Scientific Book Publishing
House ON Fiibert street. PhiIa-
delphia = HIS Tribute 90
Drs. Mccoy and
Wildman.

Sylvester d. Heller i clerk in the publish
ing house OF +. A. Davis, at 1881 Hilbert street,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Davis Is ono of the most
extensive publishers of medical and scientific
books in Philadelphia. He employs small
army of clerks to take care Of the enormous
eorresp lndence and fill orders.
The place Is perfect human beehive
Nearly dozen pretty young women are busy
every day at typewriters aud the men clerks
are bobbing about the place all the time.
Among them is Mr.. Heller. He lives at llil
Crease street, Philadelphia. and he is one OF
Mr.. Davis's most trusted employees
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W e % numerous
and enthusiastic.
Among them were
some ladies' There
" i'll be fifteen
games Of 600 points
each, TO be played
afternoon and
evening up TO and
including March !.
There are six con-
testants, and each
man viii play one
game with every
other man. The six
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

BosroN, Feb. 81 George Francis Train Is
busy perfecting his plans for lis proposeuE
trip around the world. which ha expects To
accomplish In sixty days STARTING from aTfze' De-
coma, Wash He received a telegram lasa
night from L. y, Rodebaugh, proprietor OF
The Tacoma Ledger, guaranteeing q special
steamer and escort Of citizens from Tacoma
TO the steamer Abyssinia, which leaves Van
couver March H. Mr. Train viii leave Bos-
-, Ma~oh
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 21-The state Pro-
hibition convention has adopted platforms
declaring in favor of the prohibition Of the
manufacture and sale Of intoxicating IL
quors; that license high or low is wrong Ina
principle, that the tariff should be removed
from all necessaries of life Augustus Brad
ley was nominated for secretary of state.
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ON THURSDAY.
THE era DAY OF MARCH. A. D., 1880

THE 6TH DAY OF MARCH, A. D., 1890,
At 10 o'clock a M. at the Court House. on
market street, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets, in the city of Wilmington. New Castle
county, and State Of Delaware, the following
described real estate, late of Caroline KlingleI
deceased, 10 wit:
All that certain lot or piece Of land, will
the three-etory brick dwelling house Thereon
arected, situate in the city of Wilmington
County and State aforesaid. known as No 2V
Hast Second street. and more particularly
bounded and described as follows, TO wit
Beginning at point on the nOrtherly side OF
Second street at a distai ce Of 81 #. in. east
erly from the easterlv side Of French street at
the easterly side of a IL. wide alley leading
INTO Second street. thence nOrtherly along
said side Of said alley and parallel with French
street SIS feet TO the southerly side of another
3 ft. wide Alley thence thereby easterly, par
allel with Second street, Is TT. to a stake
thence northerly eros sing the head of the last
mentioned alley and parallel with French
street, Il to a stake, thence easterly parallel
with Second street, 10 # to q stake, thence
southerly parallel with Frenchstreet. 50 feet CO
the aforesaid side of Second street. and thence
thereby westerly 32 feet To the place OF begin.
Aing. be the contents thereof what they may
with the privilege If the use Of said alleys in
common with others entitled thereto forever
Attendance will be given and terms made
known by Wv. +. SMALLEY. JR..
Administrator, d b, n c. t. a.
Attest; Or by his Attorney.
GHARLRs H McWHoRrRR.
Clerk of Orphans Court.
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COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 2l--Richard c. White,
a private policeman, found his brother-in'
law, Achillis Kell, talking to Mrs Whts
near the Davidson hotel, and shot twice in
succession at Kell, one or both shots strik-
ing kell in the left side Of the head near the
ear, innicting fatal wounds KelI, accom-
panied by Mrs. White, was taken to the hos
pital White charges Kell with being inti-
mate with Mrs White
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rhe connemaueh RarInr.

JoHNsTowN, Pa, Feb 81 The heavy
rains have raised the two rivers consider.
able, the Connemaugh being within six inches
Of overiiowing and the Stoney creek two
feet. A telegram from Shade, about twelve
miles up the. valley, has just been received,
announcing that the boom at that place con-
tanning an enormous quantity of logs is liable
TO break at any time. II this breaks all tho
wooden bridges on Stoney Greek will be
DESTROYED
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DEFuNIAK sPRiNes, Fla, Feb. 2i.-The
sixth annual meeting Of the Florida Chnu-
tauqua has opened with a grand concert
Bishop Vincent, Of New York; Professor
Head OF Chicogo, and other well known
men from various parts of the country will
be among the speakers during the coming
week
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BEATEN BY THE WIZARD.
Schaefer Wins First in the Bill
lard Match.
HEIsER DEFEATED WITH EASE.

Opening OF the Great Balk Line billiard
Tournaments at chickerinE Hau. Now
Nork-sketches Of the Respective Com
testsnts for Glory and a Fat Purse.
NKw YoRE, Feb. q. The great balk line
billiard tournament opened auspiciously at
Chickering hall last night The spectators
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

NKw YoRR, Feb al.-An enthusiastic
meeting Of Socialists was held last night, at
which Sergius Sheyitch and others spoke,
and cablegrams OF the results of tho German
election were received. Some OF the cable
grams placed the entire Socialist vote at
1,250,O0O, which is an increase Of 80 per cent.
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

Scofieid was chosen
marker. Schaefer
won by a score Of
30 winners high
est run, lO5, win
ner's average, II
7-@; losers aver
age, II 3-e9.
Schaefer played
a fourteen inch
balk line ga m e
against Heiser's
eight inch game
Tao,b < .Itaafuw
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Pans, Feb 2l-Up to the present time
forty-three corpses have been removed from
the colliery at Decize, in which occurred the
explosion on the night Of last Tuesday
Eight miners. who are seriously hurt. have
a.ss Dse44 1azen o4S
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

OswEGo n. Y, Feb 2L-While switching
cars at Rose, Il. y, Joseph Viselanour, OF
Oswegu, brakeman employed by the Rome,
Mstrrtown and Ogdensburg railroad was
...s.......f a-....-.
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Personal Property Eluaes TaxatIon.

ALBANY, Feb 21--The state as3essors' re-
port says in brief; There appears an increased
assessment Of real estate over the preceding
year OF S90, ,5S3, III, and an increased assess
ment Of personal property of 81 ,646, ,595, max.
ing the total Of real and personal for 1889.
IS, ,567, 429, 757. The assessors say that the
personal in the state liable to taxation is
fully equal to the assessed value OF the real,
while the real pays more than 90 per cent.
Thus g., 500, ,0O0,O0 escapes assessment
Evening journal., 1890-02-21

NEW YoRK. Feb 81 steamship Bo-
hemia. from Hamburg. has just arrived.
An immigrant named Louisa Bunther COM
mitted suicide by jumping overheard dnr-
ing the passage. and Christopher Kiuge.
another immigrant. died Of alcoholism
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NJ DUsHANE CLowARD
WILL HEREAFTER DEVOTE HIS ENTIRE TIME
TO TEACHING SINGING.
EITHER CLASSES OR PRIVATE.
Rooms Nos. / AND 2.
No. 92i MARKET STREET.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
rs Lombard street. rooms.
lll0 West street, IL rooms.
gl0Iaylor street, 5 rooms.
81 French street, 10 rooms.
AZ Shearman street. roo MS.
1919 West Fourth street, rooms.
13l4 Walnut street, rooms.
80 West eighth street, IL rooms.
l23 West street, s rooms.
~ Madison street. 10 rooms
SCI East Fourth street. rooms.
so Tatnall street, & rooms
a3) Bennett street. rooms.
&sjI Kirk wood street, rooms.
>. w. cor. eventh and Adams Sts., rooms
~ East sixth street. rooms.
LIS Chippy street. rooms
IA lonb trd street. rooms.
s6E East Thirteenth street. rooms
1Jo hast Tenth street rooms
aVl French street. u rooms
lib Orange street. rooms
Sllt West Eighth street, 10 rooms.
lEi tRtnall street, ~ rooms.
ulI Jefferson str set. 2 rooms.
4iU Lombard street. rooms
1876 Delaware avenue. rooms
l5R Washington street, 10 rooms.
BOB East Seventh street. 8 rooms.
lOll Elm street. rooms.
AZ East Six III street rooms.
All East Third street. rooms
bG3SWest FOurt street, 10 rooms
SOD West Second street. 5 rooms.
SO West Seventh street, rooms
HAWKINS & CO.,
7t2 Market Street.
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MIDDIEBoRo Mass, Feb 2l.-Dr. Blood
wanted in the sawtelle murder case. han
bssA @E1ssssa aa-s .-a1 ;al@s@ .. zo.s-a-
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ADMINISTRATOR' SALE.
A DAGTNIsTR AToR's SALE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court
Of the State of Delaware, ia and for New
Castle county, made on the fl est day Of Feb
xguGup.
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NOTICE -CHANGE IN BUSINEsS.-HAv-
IN ing bought the entire stock of coal and
groceries Of Adam Grubb & Son. Nos 1914 and
1916 Market street. the undersigned intends to
continue the business at the old stand. and
will be pleased to see the former customers
of the old firm; also the public in general.
Hoping to receive liberal share ot patron
age Will guarantee satisfactory dealings to all
who will favor him with their orders, Tele-
phone No. 452. Yours respectfully.
CHARLES M ERTfRR.
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HoRsEs. CARRTAGEs, HARNESS, Etc.

HANDSOME TURNOUT FOR SALE.
Ii Large Bay Horse. ii years old, fearless
Of gteaIn electric cars or bicycles, trot in bet
fcr than 2,4
Large Doable Seat Top Wagon. finely uphol-
stored. built to order, brand new. suitable for
Nght delivery wagon and family use.
Nickel Mounted Harness, new. Elegant
Robes, Blankets. Whip, etc.
Can be seen at the Club Stables. corner
Madison and Twelfth streets
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LNOR SALE -SELF-REGULATING DIA-
a. Inond State Incubators and Breeders for
". q n. Il. Il. junction. near Wilmington
EOR SALE. TWO PROFESSIONAL
u oan3oe, only been used two weeks. Ap-
ply at FLOUR STORE. l08 East Second street.
NOR sALE.-A GOOD FRESH COW. AND
A. calf. Address WILLIAM DONALD-
sON Chrietiana, Del.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
IN conformity with the Act entitled IAN
Act Concerning Private Corporations,n passed
March IA, 1888, application viii be made be-
fore Hon. /. G.. Grubb. Associate Justice, &c i,
st Chambers, on Saturday, March l, 1880, at
10 o'clock a m, for a certificate Incorporating
the "HOlly Oak Club"
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Another windy city Gun Fired.


Mr. McCreary (Ky.) argued in favor Of
Chicago, saying the three greatest national
celebrations ever held in this country had
been held in the east, and it was now the
turn of the west Messrs. Cutcheon Mich. },
Taylor an, Perkins lKan.l and Chapman
gMioh.l spoke in favor of Chicago
Five Speakers for st. Louis
Mr.. Ns.ir'nghaus (Mo.l spoke for ST Louis,
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Inc iOlloWlng Is the complete score:
Heiser-0, II, 6, s, IL, 5, "a, 9, 3S, 0, is, TO-
is, %. l6 1, ., 3s 3 ~ s, 81, -, 0, 2, Z, 3, O.
O-322
schaefer-2, ., 0, 0. As, II, l3, 2,O.S,6 6. i8,
81, q, 2, O. 8 Al, 90, q, -, ), G, O. /, "A, lO5
4 6-5OO
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q
ton. s. II BANNARD. Secretary.
NOTICE. THERE WILL BE AN EX-
IN animation of teachers for second and
third grade ce tifcates In School Building No.
l, on French street, bstweeu Fifth and Sixth
streets. on Saturday. the I'D inst. HERMAN
BESSEY. ounty superintendent.
GTORAGE. = FURNITURE AND MER-
- chandise Of all kinds received on storage.
MARTIN & DURE. Fourth and Orange Sts.
MOTICE.-IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
~ DOLLARS, insure your property with
HAWKINS q CO.. 7l2 Market Street.
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Hagerstown's Growth Marvellous

Hagerstown started on boom in May,
1890, under the guidance of the Hagerc..
town nufacturing, Mining and Land
Improvement Co., that is developing
into gigantic proportions, and Is sur
nrisiup all with the rupidity with which
it is progressing. No town IN inc
South can offer equal advantages or lar
ger future profits. Her chesp transpor,,
tation ovor six railroads, her unexcel!ed
manufacturing facilities, her unrlvaled
churches snd schools, with drives, ROADS
and streets nowhere eQualed, are attract
ing manufactures (six In the last ninety
days>, investors and persons seeking
location unsurpassed for healthfulnesS
and cheepness Of living. Has IS manu-
factories now established, s. passenger
and 80 mail trains daily, giving her all
the comforts and facilities OF metropo-
lis. Money grows rapidly here when in
vested in real estate. One instance out
Of many is given: 1888 investedFin lots
at the June sale brought 81 200 cash IN
August. The Hagerstown Manufactur-
ing, Mining and Land Improvement
Company will hold their second sale OF
900 business and building lots on Oct.
2ist. 22d end 23i, 1880. Don't miss this
opportunity to make money IN the best
town in the South. Car fare refunded 10
all actual purchasers at this sale. Come
and be convinced! Terms OF sale -
One-third cash, balance in one and two
yearly equal payments. For any addl-
tional Information address the Company,
or n. H. Straub, Acting Secretary,
Eagerstown, Md.
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FOrd's Grand Opera House.

October 2O,h--Thc merry burlcsque opera
--"FAUST Up TO DATE."-"Faust up 10
Date which comes to Ford's Grand opera
House during the week Of October goth is
bright burlesquc opera, dealing with current
events, and produced in admirable style by
q company made up of the very best materia'
that can lie found in the field OF burlesquc
artists. In Boston recently, this company
played to the capacity of the theatre an
engagement oft weeks. The Marguerite
by Miss Martha Poltcous simply delghlcd
the audience Miss IIilda Thomas as Faust
was the ideal characterization Of a charming
ard Irresistible loycr; Will Mandcvile as
'Mcphjsto' Edwin Lowe as Valentine, anu
Lathe Mortimer as 'SIebcn proved themselves
dramatic and lyric artists Of much ability
The music is attractive, the songs and dances
especially mcrltoriOus. The same parapher
MALTA, cnTy, costumes, etc, rs used III Dos
ton will be seen here. "Faust mp 10 Date,
Amcyconize1, has mad" n great hit.
Natu"cs-W Wednesday ana saturday.
romlr Nrlcrs Of admission.
Octnhrr 2T--Thc Madison square success
AUNT JAtK,
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Swine. Women and SOng,'

hut the greatest OF these is, "womcn'
Wine Is q mockcr," and song is good to
"suoth the savage" but women respond to
every active power AMI sentiment of the hu.
man mind when in good health. But when
afflicted with disease you willtind them, tan
ializing, coque,tisl, cross and hard tn please.
For all female complaints,' sick headache
irregularities, nervousness. proMpsus, and
other d;splaccments popularity known rs
female weakness" and other diseases Ircu-
liar to the sex, Dr. Picrccs Favortc Prcscrip.
ton is the great world-tamca remedy.
A New ENGLISH GRAMMAR.--Thc new
grammar adopted by the board Of School
Commissioners for use in the public schools
of this county-Raub's Lessons in Eng fish
appears to be giving very general satisf1c-
ton to both teachers and pupils The new
book is upon an entirely different plan from
Smiths Grammar, the one heretofore used.
1t AIMS to teach the correct use OF language
rather than the technlcaltics of grammar as
a science. The school authorities haye found
that the general dlstaste for and opposition
to the study of grammar in our schools WAS
chiefly due to the methods of teaching IT.
The grammars heretofore used were prcpar-
cd upon the plan OF Latin and Greek gram
mars and were too technical for beginners
and as very few could pursue the subject to
completion the study of grammar in the past
has resulted in little or no benefit to the
average pupil. The new hook is suggestive
and helpful from practical aid in the correct
use OF language from every page of it that he
studies and comprehends. In order to better
adapt the work az text book to the use OF
our schools Mr.. WosthinCton prepared some
additional matter and had 1t printed and
bound with the original text, in the form OF
an appendix, 60 that now for practical pur
poses few pupils will need 10 study beyond
what is contained IN the Lessons in English
though tor those who desire to pursue
the subject through all its intricacies
q more advanced treatise is supplied. The
School Board has, also, adopted new series
of readers to take the place of the old Nc"
Grade series. The new reader adopted il
Buffers, and the change meets with genera
favor and hearty approval of both teachers
and pupils, the latter of whom take renewed
interest in their reading lessons and thereby
progress more rapidly in learning 10 read
{Tnt1a
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A Kind Friend.

Ia wha, they call that Famous Kennedy
Red Flag Oil, it quickly cures Rheumatism
Neuralgia, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Sores anu
all pain, i, is good for man or beast
No other medicine has won for itself such
confidence as DR.. Lees Liver Regulator, it
is the best combination for the cure "f ali
Kidney and Liver complaints.
Trial bottles free at Dr. J. X. Waters, Drug
Store.
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NJ. C. CRAMER.
IN 1O@
10
Tax-Paver8
FREDERICK COUNTY.

Tho Collector will visit the following
nlsccs in the County for the accommodation
of the Tax. payers, and hopes that they will
avail themselves of this opportunity to pay :
EMMITSBURG, at Western Maryland Ho-
tel, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
November 5th, 9th and 7lh; MOTHERS,
Saturday, 9Th.
MENHANlCSTOWN, at Gilbert House,
Monday and Tuesday, November 10Th and
llth.
SABILLASVILLE, at Stems Hotel,
Wednesday, November 18th.
FOXVILLE, at r. c. Fox's Store, Thursday,
November 18th from 0 a. m. to 8 O'Clock
WOLFSVILLE, at ]. +. Hsrshnan's store,
Friday, November 14th.
MYERSVILLE, at Joseph Browns store
Saturday, November 18th, from 8 O'Clock
a. m. toll o'clock p. NJ.
KNOXVILLE, at Lindsay and banners
store, Monday, Noycmbcr 18th.
OAK ORCHARD, AZ Peter Dudderars
store. Tuesday. November 18th.
TOWNSVILLE. at IIaugh and CARRIERS
store, Wednesday. November 10Th.
LIBERTY, at Munsbower's Hotel, Thurs
day, November Goth.
MIDDLETOWN, at Spsrrow's Hotel, Fri
day, November 2lst.
BCRKITSVILLE, at Casper Pf.if.rs store
Saturday, November 2:nd.
Taxpayers, look to your interests and
meet the Collector; the trip beng expensive
and intended for your benefit and accomoda-
ton. ~ Don't neglect the chance to ena
bic the Collector to meet promptly the
indebtedness OF the County.
ISAAC NJ. FISHER,
oct 10 Collector
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PuuroG uAruy -Mcssrs. Myers and Zepp
have pitched a tent on the NJ. V K. X. lot
on f. Main street and are driving right
good trade q, photosraphing, Their work
is GOOD and lhcir prices low.
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SlRrNADE.-Our cornct band rendered q
general srr'nadc on last Thursday night
phyinr their choicest music al q number OF
points on the streets. lhry are making
rapid progress; wltha winters solid practice
we will probably have band playing the
highest order OF music in the county.
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For many years, through nearly every
newspaper in the land, the proprietors of DR.
Suges Catarrh Remedy, who are thoroughly
responsible, financially, as any one can easily
ascertain by proper enquiry, hayc offered, in
good faith, a standing reward of $500 for a
case of nasal catarrh, no matter how bad or
of how long standing, which they cannot
cure.