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DRIVEN INSANE.
Urea tment of Prisoners in Great Brit
aims ,Jails.

Treatmen of Prisoners in Great Brit
aims Jails.
LOWELL (Mass.), Jan. 31.-Thomas Cal
Ian of Lowell, sentenced in London five
years ago to fifteen years CONTINENT as
IN alleged dynamiter, reached here this
morning. He has been confined in Chat
ham and Portland Prisons. He saws the
prison methods are depriving the ALLEGED
dynamiters of their reason. They are not
allowed to speak and solitary confine-
ment is imposed if the men are even sus-
pected of whispering. Callan says DIR,
Gallagher of Brooklyn, who was a fellow
prisoner, is insane, but the officials saw
he is shamming. Gallagher, according to
Callan, is in the inhrmary most OF the
time and cannot last long. One of the
other dynamiters, Callan says, has be-
come a driveling idiot. Sometimes he
breaks out in wild laughter and for this
is punished by solitary confinement in
dark, cold cell in chains from two to five
days.
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SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES.
Houses Wrecked and Many Persons
Killed at Zante. Greece.

h4llSu III LAutes STfeece.
ATHENS, Jan. 31.-The island of Zante
was shaken this morning by an earth
quake, and panic ensued. In the town
many houses were wrecked. The dome
of the prison fell and many persons
killed. The walls of the prison were
sprung and cracked, the hospital shaken
partly from its foundations, the floors
settled and the roof sank several feet.
Two hours later the town was shaken
by repeated shocks. More houses fell
and the prison became so unsafe that the
prisoners were removed. People fled
from their homes, crowding the market
place. Scores of families are camped in
the fields, and many dead bodies were
found in the ruins. Hundreds were Sc
verely injured. 1t is impossible to get
further details. The Government has
sent provisions to relieve the homeless.
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THE HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
No Action Will be Taken Until the
Commissioners are Heard.
INFORMAL TALK AT a MEETING OF
THE CABINET.

Rear Admiral Belknap Strongly In
Favor of Annexing the Islands
Hawaii Would be Pacific Egypt
Under British Rule - The Report
That Great Britain Had Presented
q Protest Against the United States
Assuming Control Over the Islands
Premature.
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Defendant Acnufttnd

FRESNO, Jan. 3l.-The trial of John
Brown, on charge of being concerned
with w. f. Baird in forgeries which
nearly wrecked the Bank of MADEIRA.
closed to-day with the acquittal of the
defendant
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Ex-secretary Endicott Very III.

SALEM Mass. Jan. Enthusiastically
of War Endicott is very ill at his home
of pneumonia. complicated with other
ailments. A consultation of physicians
was held to-day, and his son has been
summoned by telegraph.
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Case of Dolirium Tremens.

New YoRK, Jan. 31.-Frank Larkin,
once noted baseball pitcher, and one of
the first to throw curved ball, is in the
Haymond-street Jail, Brooklyn, suffer-
ing from delirium tremens. While on a
spree few days ago Larkin shot police
man, and later cut his own throat.
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Crushed to Death.

STREAToR Qll.), Jan. 3l.-During the
noon hour, while three miners, Michael
Davidson, Michael Haley and Joseph
Smith, were sitting in Binn's coal shaft
eating their dinner, a huge rock fell. with
out warning, cru thing them into shape
less mass. They leave families in desti-
tute circumstances
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Combine in Saws.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 Hamilton
Disston confirms the report teleeraphed
from New York that there had been
combine among the saw manufacturers
Of the country, which goes into effect on
Wednesday,
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Two Persons turned to Death.

HAvERHILL (Mass.), Jan. 81 The
house of James Addison at West New
bury was burned early this morning.
Addison, aged 40, and his son William.
aged l6 years, persisted in the flames.
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DRIFTED ON THE ROCKS.

Accident to steamer at Noyo
Harbor.
FORT BRAGG Cali. Jan. 31.-The
steamer Caspar went ashore in Noyo
harbor at . o'clock this evening. The
vessel, preparatory to sailing with a load
of ties, had cast OFT her lines. The steamer
was unable to cope with the heavy sea
and drifted stern foremost upon the
rocky shore. The deck load of ties was
thrown overheard and the vessel pulled
into deep water. She sustained no dam
age, except an injured bottom. She will
be towed to San Francisco.
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No News From the IsIands

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.--The Pacific
mail steamer China arrivedlfrom Hong
kong. and Yokohoma at 1:30 this morn
ing. She brings no news from the Haw-
allan Islands, as she did not stop there
enroute.
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Herr Must Remain In Bed .

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Dr. Burton, an emil
nent specialist, and two Bournemouth
physicians to-day signed a bulletin that
Cornelius Herr is suffering from diabetes
and enlargement of the spleen, and must
remain in bed some time.
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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT.
A Suicide Bequeauhes a Lottery Ticket
to the Poor.

10 Iu6 IOOf.
SAN BBRNARDINO, Jan. 3l.-A man
about forty years of age was found dead
this morning in S. Callahan's lodging
house on Thirdstreet. Investigations
show that it was deliberate suicide, he
having destroyed all clews and identity
and thenltaken chloroform. A Mexican
lottery ticket was found in an envelope,
on the back of which was written, Give
half of this to the poor of San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diego, and buy
lot with the balance in which to bury
me-" 1t is not known that the ticket
drew a nriza
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PARLIAMENT RBASSEMBLES.
Gladstone Takes the Oath as Prime
Minister of Great Britain.
LORD SALISBURY SPEAKS ON THE
IRISH POLICY.

Heated Discussion in the Commons
the Egyptian Question and the
Home Rule Bill-Houses Wrecked
and Many People Killed by Re-
peated Shocks of Earthquake on
the Island of Zante, Greece.
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sold LIQUOR TO INDIANS.
Two Ukiah Saloon Men Arrested by
a United States Marshal.
WILL BE PROSECUTED BY THE FED
ERAL COURTS

\ Steamer Drifts Onto the Rocks at
Noyo Harbor-Two Boys Sent to Jail
at Salem, Oregon, for Placing an
Obstruction on the Track of the
California and Oregon Road - No
News Yet From the Overdue City
of Picking.
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Resuming, Gladstone said the Govern
ment had not time to consider the ques-
ton of occupation, but merely the
maintenance of order. In conclusion.
Gladstone repeated his appeal to the
House not to be moved by premature de-
nunciations of the home rule bill.
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Three Robhers Hinder .rras.

VIsALIA, Jan. 3l.-Joseph Foster, the
third Goshen Station robber, was arrested
this afternoon by Sheriff Kay and De-
tective Smith, near Wildfower, Fresno
County. All three of the robbers have
now been arrested and iailed
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Fatal Railway Accident.

AUGUSTA Ky. Jan. 3l.-In wreck
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Road at
Wallsburg, near mere, James Faulkner,
colored, was killed, and eight others ter
ribly injured.
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Death of Dulke Victor.

BREsLAU, Jan. 3l.-Duke Victor of
Patibor, President of the Prussian Upper
House, died here last evening, aged rs.
He had held many honorary titles.
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Fire at London. Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. Sl.-At London, Ky.
last night fire destroyed a number of
business blocks, a church and several
residences. Loss, 100000.
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Both We're Guilty.

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-The jury in the
Gooch divorce case returned verdict
that Lady Alice Goooh and her husband,
Sir Alfred, have both been guilty of
adultery, and the petition of Lady Alice
for judicial separation on the ground of
Sir Alfred's infidelity therefore is denied.
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PESNoYER ON MS HIGH HORSE.
Refuses to Lend State Guns to Fire a
salute on Inauguration Day.

SALEM orr, Jan. Ex-Governor PEN
meyer received a letter to-day from Adj
jutant- Mitchell of the OREGON
National Guard asking permission to use
two brass cannon belonging to the State
for the purpose of firing salute on IN
auguration Day. The Governor sent the
following reply: "No permission Will be
given to use the State cannon for firing
salute over the inauguration of Wall
street plutocrat as President of the United
States.u
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To AID REvoLUrIoNIsTs.
Haytian Insurgents to Receive Arms
From New York.

Hayt1an Insurgents to Receive Arms
From New York.
PANAMA, Jan. SIT is understood
here that arms will be shipped on a
trading schooner from New York to aid
the intended revolutionary movement in
Hayti, and be transferred off the Central
American coast, near Colon, to a Hay
tan vessel. 1t is also rumored that Mon
sonto, a prominent Haytian who served
under Crespo, is going to Jamaica to
negotiate sale of arms with Legitime'
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Two Snfes Cracked.

SAN Francisco, Jan. 31.-Burglars last
night cracked two safes, one in Kuhis,
Schwarke IL Co.'s wine cellar, on Suffer
and Kearny streets. where they secured
S.. The other was in ex-Sheriff Nc
Mann's coal Office, on Washington and
Polk streets, where they got $50 and
some papers.
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owner of the .pall Mall Gazette,

LONDON, Jan. 31.-The Westminster
Gazette, Liberal organ, which appeared
to-day, says the recent purchaser of the
Pail Mall Gazette, formerly a Liberal
organ but now supporting the Conserva-
tives, was William Waldorf Astor.
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Coal Miners Killed.

VIENNA, Jan. 3l.-There has been
coal gas explosion in the Skalis pit near
Gratz, Syria. Five miners were killed
and ten injured.
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Spain's Young King Has scarlatina.
MADRID, Jan. Sl.-The Official Gazette
announces that the King has scarlatina.
No serious danger is apprehended by the
physicians.
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Rumored Attempt on the Cars Life.

BERLIN, Jan. 31.-A report of an at
tempt upon the Cars life was circulated
here late this evening. The Car and
several members of his suite are said to
have been injured by bomb. No fur
Their details are given. At the Russian
Embassy all knowledge of the attempt is
denied. The report is believed to be
canard.
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wnl be Burned at the Stake.

PARIS (Tex.), Jan. 3l.-Henry Smith, a
negro, who murdered the 4-year-old
daughter Of Henry Vance, has been
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Waiting for an American Proposition

Waiting for an American Proposition.
PANAMA, Jan. 31.-EI Porrenir, Presi-
dent Nunez's personal organ, prints
dispatch from Bogota to the effect that
the Government will not take final action
in the canal matter before receiving an
official proposition from the United
States. This proposition is expected to
be made shortly.
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Killed by a snowslide.

BELLEVUE idaho, Jan. 3l.-Edward
Smith was killed by snowslide yester-
day afternoon. lie was assisting team
ster to break road TO the Star mine,
when a slide came down and buried
Smith and two horses under fifteen feet
of snow.
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Purcell Won In the Fourth Round.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 81. = Arthur
Walker and Frank Purcell fought at the
Palo Alto Club tonight. Purcell won in
the fourth round.
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No TidinGs From

No Tidings From the City of Picking.
SAN Francisco, Jan. 3l.-The delay of
the City of Peking is still the main topic
of conversation i'll marine circles. The
general opinion prevails that her machine
cry is disabled. There is no uueasiness
concerning the safety of either vessel or
her passengers.
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PENNsYLvANIANs FAVOR TT

HARRISBURG, Jan. 31.-The Senate to-
day unanimously adopted a resolution
tavoring the annexation of the Sandwich
Islands to the United States and urging
the representatives of Pennsylvania at
Washington to use every means in their
power to promote annexation.
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Fire Mt stockton.

STOCKTON, Jan. 3I.-The grocery owned
by Roberts Bros. in this city was consid-
erably damaged by fire yesterday, caused
by the explosion of a can of kerosene or
gasoline which was being filled near p
burning oil stove. The store was insured
in the Home Mutual for $1,000, which is
more than the damage.
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sNaPsaoTs a HuNEKEWs.
Brief Notes Il Intersst aathsrsa % 'rhs werld
Resasr

Brief Notes Il Intersss aathsrsa iss 'rhs World,
Send il yonr coupons. only 4 few
books left.
The city band concert last night WAS
extremely fine.
me street sprinkler is kept busy
these warm days
Our street railwaywiil SION bc il per
manent operation.
The ice dealers are doing a rushing
business just at prcsent.
Most every one Is troubled With tho
spring fever jnst at present
Dog days are coming. and the dogs
should be muzzled as IN other towns.
Mr.. J c. Frazer is erecting two
large dwellings, on the NJ. NJ NJ. 4 VI.
Cos land,
An immense tarile was caught by
the camp at Falling Waters q lew
days ago.
Hagerstown IS making hard effort
for paved streets and paid fire de-
partment
The Kilburn Knitting Company had
a lot Of new boys ON their night force
this week.
st. .Joseph's Society viii hold their
annual picnic this year at lnwood
Park, on Saturday, July 10Th.
Mr.. q. r. Hyde has taken the
agency for the Cleveland bieyeIes and
Is doing very creditable business.
Several cars were derailed near the
Hanuis Distlllery yesterday but were
replaced without delaying any trains
The Lutherans Of this city and
TIagerstown viii join in a re union pie
MIC at Mont Alto, July Doth, Hoover's
orchestra viii furnish music.
| Mr.. j b. Swanson has just finished
repainting Mr.. Geo, y. Hensel's de-
livery wagon, and it now presents 2
very attractive appearance.
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RAsE RALL Ar THE PARK.

President Wilson, Of the electric
street car line, has force Of hands
laying off fine base ball diamond
10 Il ther with an immense grand stand
at Elkins Park. The grounds are laid
off Just south of the dancing pavilion
and is in very shady position. When
completed it will be one Of the finest
diamonds in the valley. The team
now being organized in this city will
play their games at Elkins Park.
Guard rails are now being placed
around the various curves SO as to be
able to use the trailers hereafter; the
ack is also being well ballasted. So
the public can expect to be carried to
aud from the park hereafter without
any trouble. Mr.. Wilson expects to
be able to start the cars about next
Wednesday.
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Ths ooniiE aud eolHg q Friends, Aequainssssss
aaa Strangers

A1l otfAlkt1A.
Miss Jennie DeGrange i visiting III
Hagerstown.
Mr. C. n. Underdonck Is visiting IN
Carlisle, Pa.
Senator Faulkner il at home to-day,
from Washington.
N.R. Roberts, Of AIiddleway, was ID
the city yesterday.
MI. C. r. SchIottetbeck was ~ Hag-
erstown yesterday.
Nh. James Hamill, Of Jefferson, was
in town on business yesterday.
Nj. f. +. Snyder, formally Of this
place, was in the city yesterday.
Hon. VIM. II. Travers, Of Charles
Town, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Chas. II. I4amar,of Molers, JEFF
ferson county, is in the city to-day
Hon. Alex. Parks spent several days
in Philadelphia this week on business,
Miss Bessie Houseworth, Of this city,
is visiting MISS Mollie Martin at Bruins
wick.
Miss Nadenbousch has returned
home, after a lengthy visit e Baiti-
more.
Hon. f. W. Brown, prominent
Charlestown attorney, is in the city
to-day.
Messrs. Will Hiltand Robert Greer
went TO Falling Waters on Their wheels
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Baker, accompanied by
Miss limo Fiery, spent yesterday Ct
Falling Waters.
Misses Mamie and Bertha Hoy, Of
| Williamsport, Md, are the guests Of
Mr.. NJ. L. Dorm.
Miss Carrie i. Powell, Of Baltimore,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. w A.
Moore, this city.
Mr.. Lewis Rice has returned to his
home in Frederick after pleasant
visit 70 this city.
Miss Fleming who has been visiting
her parents at Brunswick, has return.
ed to her home in this city.
Miss Belle Bonner, who has been
visiting in this city, returned to hel
home III Greencastle this week.
Mr.. John M. Fotner, who left foi
/ Chicago Saturday night, writes home
that he arrived safely, and is at work
Mrs. w. S. Porter and infant son,
Geary, accompanied by Miss Lenora
/ Geary, Of Hagerstown, are visiting Y
this city.
Messrs. Sol Greer, Arthur Herring
and Chas. WEAVING, were the guests
of the fishing camp at Falling Waters
yesterday.
Mr.. James E. Fisher is wearing
4 wreath of smiles the cause being the
arrival Of junior inhis family Con
CALCULATIONS.
4 Mrs. Knight, Of Hartford, Md, an(
Mrs. Hooper, Of Baltimore. are visit
| ing the family of Mr.. Geo. D. Whitsor
on East King street.
Messrs. Oscar See and Rufus Caskes
left yesterday for Harrisburg ane
other intermediate points, posting thu
II O. r. G. picnic bills.
| Masters Adolph and Harry kogel
schatz, Of Charlestown, w. Va, ar
visiting their grand parents, Mr., am
Mrs. a. Kogelschatz on West Martin
street.
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A GREAT CANDIDATE.

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A BRIGHT LIGHT AHEAD.

For all those who have been wearing
out their lives from the effects Of dys-
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HOW TO KEEP COOL

is the question of the day. Every
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All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake of our Ice Cream
Soda.
We use plenty of ice, thereby giving
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dispels that tired feeling one has on a
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you well washed glass to drink it
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
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PROMPT SETTLEMENT

The National Insurance Company,
Of Weston, w. Va, in which the Mar,
tinsburg furniture factory was insured
has. through their adjuster. Mr.. Hon
Sommers, promptly settled with the
furn.tlr company and adjusted All
claims in a very satisfactory manner.
This speaks very well Of the insurance
company, and it is said to be one OF
the most reliable companies in the
state. Messrs. D. 7. Price & Go. are
the agents here.
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FOUND DEAD |

Without copper in his pocket and
wearing face that foretold sad
and miserable ending. Well, you
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chant who believed in a credit system
who had no enemies, and but little use
for printers ink Had be done cash
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MIn.snMMRR Ar ArLANrIo CITY.

The Mid summer Excursion Of the Baltimore
ana Ohio Railroad to Atlantic city from Pitts
bllrgb Wheeling. Parkersburg aud all informed
late stations to Washington Junction, Md, will
be run on Thursday, July Goth This will be the
second of the series OF Baltimore and ONO Sea
predecessor in the convenience of train arrange
ments excellence of accommodations and su-
selves 81 the low rates offered for this excur-
sion will ind Atlantic City at the height of its
mid summer gaieties and glories, while the
Tickets will be valid for return journey for
twelve days from day Of sale, and will be good
on all regular trains, On return journey they
atforaing an opportunity to.visit the numerous
public buildings, which are open to visitors free
OF charge. and to take trip down the Potomac
as to visit other places Of interest in and near
Washington
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N LARGE EXCURSION.

Tomorrow, July Is. the Constables,
Of Harrisburg, Pa, will picnic at In
wood Park. Already GOO tickets have
been sold at that place, and il is esti-
mated that twice as many more will
be- sold there and alongthe line. The
excursion will be made up Of the best
people principally from Pennsylvania,
and large gathering will make the
day lively and enjoyable. Martins,
burg should be we'll represented, and
give the excursionists a royal welcome.
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APPETIzINa. INDEED.

We mean Louis Browns delectable
ice cream. Last night he kindly re-
THE WORLD with good,
supply, and il was the most appetizing
tfear we could have had. Brown can't
be beat for ice cream. He makes the
best in the city and has no competitor.
You have our thanks, Mr.. Brown.
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A BIe PICNIC.

one Of the largest pic-nics to visit
mn Great resort, Mont Alto Park, tins
MI N. On will be the Order Of Railroad
CONDUCTORS on July 10Th. This pie
I; viii he composed Of railway con-
dnefors from Keyser, w Va, TO Harris,
bSrg Pa, with their families and
trends. The day viii doubtless be a
no and a fine one.
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SPECIAL WORLDS FAIR RATES.

Commencing June 10Th special
limited rate Of S24. 90 for the round trip
will apply from points on the Culnber-
land Valley Railroad Via Penn. rail
sroad. For particulars apply to. ticket
agents. 6-14-tf.
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Correspondingly low rates from other sta
tons.
For additional trains from Pittsburgh and
Cumberland, see time table published elsewhere
in this paper,
PullmaTl cars on all trains.
For more detailed Information apply to near
est b. a.. o. tAket agent
LIIAS. o. sCULL.
Gen'l Pas Agent
7.101st. B, 4 o. R. r,
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ACCEPTED 4 POSITION.

Mr. CLAYTON r. Gibbs has accepted
!, ,,ositsen as travelling salesman for
ne firm Of A. j. Conroy q Co., Of
CINCINNATI, Ohio. He will leave this
city TO take charge of his new work IN
about Eve days. His territory will be
through Virginia. Mr.. Gibbs has for
same time past been salesman with
Mr.. f. L. Herring in this city. We
wish him abundant success.
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The Kelley Institute, recently de-
stroyed BY fire at Hagerstown, is to be
rebuilt at once. The new building
win be handsome brick structure
containing % rooms, and is to be com
pleted within three months.