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johnson & AgneW
Real Estate and Loans,
WASHINGTON loan AND TRUST BUILDIN C
AUCTION SALES.
- q. SLOAN, Apctioneer.

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TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE PROP
ERTT IN COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, ID. c., IN BARRY Farm SUB
DIVISION.
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust TO us
dated the 9Th day OF January, A. ID. 1898,
duly recorded in liber No. 1855, folio 4S6, ct
seq, Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, We viii sell at public
auction, ,infrontoerhe premises, on FRIDAY,
the 18th day OF March, A. ID. 1898. at ! 30
O'Clock p. m, part of lot numbered twenty
two (22D, in section numbered one ] B. OF the
subdivision made by the trustees OF the
Barry Farm estate, according u the plat
thereof on file in the office OF the surveyor
Of the District Of Columbia, described as
follows Beginning for the same at The
northwest corner OF said lot, and running
thence south along the dividing iinc be-
tween lots % and 23, two hundred and
thirteen t2I3l feet, more or less; themse
in an eaSteTly direction one hundred and
sixty 4 tl6t}l feet, more or less. to the dividing
line between said lots % and 21: thence
north along said dividing linc bctweenl0ts2 Il
and %, ninety ty-seyen l97D feet, more or less,
TO the dividing line between lots 20 and D;
thence northwestery along said dividing
line OHe hundred ard ninetg -elghr (ISSl
feet, more or less, to the road or street
known as Bowen avenGe;" thence south
westerly along the line OF said road oraveHue
to the place OF beginning.
Terms of Sale One half Of purchase
money 10 BE- paid in cash, balance in one
and two wears, with interest a. IS per ce.is.,
payable sem-anHually ana secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold, or an cash. al
the option of the purchaser. A deposit Of
500 will be required NJ time of sale. All
conveyancing and recording at purchaser :
cost
Terms Of sale 10 be complied with in
15 days from day of sale, otherwise trustees
reserve the right 10 resell at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser.
JAMES H. n. wARING. Trustee,
1892 18th st. NV.
THOMAS B. WARRICK, Trustee,
1918 18th st. NV.
a.o- o., y q q -
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ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO..
Ia AUctionccrs, $50 Pa. Ave. NV

ID ATCLIFFE, DARR & CO.
Ia Auctionecrs, $50 Pa. ave. NV.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.
ONE OF THTRTY-FOUR SHARES IN
THE HARDWOOD LAND SYNDICATE
BY AUCTION.
by virtue Of a collateral note and direction
ofthc holderGhereor, we wilI sell by PUBLIC
AUCTION, WITHIN OUR SALESROOdS,
900 PA. AVE. n. W, ON WEDNESDAY
MARCH 6- 1895. AT ONE O'CLOCK P. NJ
the collateral attached TO said note. 10 wit.
CERTIFICATE No. 20 OF "a, IN THE
HARDWOOD PARK LAND SYNDICATE.
AN parties interested VIII please take
notice.
Terms cash.
RADCLIFFE, DARR& CO..
fe27, Ids ds-XS Auctioneers.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
College Park Lots.
On the Grand Electric Boulevard.

A most attractive, delightful, and convenient
location for home. Sixteen minutes ride on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Eleven trains
daily each way. Six cents fare. PRACTICALLY
WITHIN THE CITY, so far as time and car
fare are concerned WHY PAY RENT when
you can buy home site in this lovely suburb
al q per week under sch favorable adran-
tares. Prices slGG per lot and upwards This
is no, new and uLinhabited subdivision, but
is already well settled, and bids fair to become
tie choicest residence suburb around the Ma
tiors Capital
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, ATcLHFE, DARR q co, Auctloneers,

ID ATCLHFE, DARR a co, Auctloneers.
I'LL. 9g0 Pa ave NV.
ASSIGNEES SALE OF AN INTEREST IL a
~ DIRECTION or THE ASSIGNEE. WE
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHIN
DIR SALESRUUAlS, 9z0 PA. AVE NV. on
"WEDNESDAY, THE GIH DAY or MARCH, 1895,
AT ! O'CLOCK ?. NJ. ONE
s. 500 INTEREST IL THE ADJUDICATED
CLAIM OF ANTONIO MA&IMO
MORA AGAINST SPAIN.
Terms: Cash
BATCLIFFE, DARB & Co.
feas-d EdsexS AGctionecrs
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THoMAs BOWLING s CO, Auc;ioneers,

HEGNAs BOWLING & co, Auc:ioneers,
612 s. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
BEING No l0ll 18TH ST SE
Ey virtue OF a deed OF trust, date September
o. 1891 and recorded in libeT No. 1911, folio 3l3
et seo one Of the land TecOrdsO Of the District Of
Colun bIa. aud at the request of the party se-
cured thereby, we win sell at auction MONDAY,
March IL. 1895. at ! O'Clock E=al., the following
described property, being lOtNo- -, square No.
99,, improved by a two-stOry frame dwelling,
no lall l2th Z Sc
Terms sold subject 70 4 rust Of $500, due
May %, 1885, and balance cash. Deposit OF slU0
required at time of sale All conNe-ancing
md recording at purchasers cost
H. BRADLEY DAVIDSON,
GEO. Y. MORTHlNGTO%,
fe1S-d & 3seyS Trustees
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ytIALrER B WILLIAMS & Co, Auati0neers

NTALLLh d. WIl-LLllI9 q NO.s AulIloLetTa
TRUSTEES SALE OF HARDWARE, FIXTURES,
&c NOW IN STOBE~AO. 437 ELEVENTH
STREET MORT INVEST
By virtue OF q certain deed Of trust, bearing
date October 4. 1893, and recorded in Eber No.
1865, folio S2I ct seq one 4 the land records Of
the District Of Columbia, and at the request Of
the holder OF the note secured thereby, default
having been made in the payment thereof, we
VIII sell al public auction on the premises on
MONDAY. the 18th day OF March. 4. ID. 1855, ut
10 o clock a. IN the following: All tie stock OF
hardware, an the store fixtures, cons lsting Of
counters. shelves, show-ea es, safe, desks,
chairs, &c, ard the horse and wagon The
whole t0 be sold In one lot TO the highest bidder
for cash FREDERIC :. DOYLE.
ALBERT w. BINGHAM.
fees. .nar2,s.G,s Trustees.
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q PLACE WANTED AS BLACKSMITH. BY
young man who has worked years at
the business. aud Is willing work at the fire.
can furnish good refs: viii work for small nav
Address 81 g3d ST. NV urs-s-d'
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EMPLOYMENT ABOUND TIE HOUSE, IN
T. attendance III the dining-room CT bar
room, or a bell-bOy wanted by JOHN
RUTLES, 6I4 I'd ST. sw fe2 Std
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TRUSTEES SALE EoFVALUABLE PROP
ERTT IN COUNTY OF WASHING
TON, ID. c., IN BARRY Farm SUB
FATUEGTnN~
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feb 27-d&ds ex s
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NJAXIMUS HOMO: OR, SOCIAL PROBLEMS
lNI in relation to the grand man" will be the
subject of a course Of six lectures by the Rev.
Frank SewaH in the New Church Chapel in Ma
tiouai Law School, so 18th st, Sunday evening,
at o'cl1ck. All seats are free, and all are in
vited First lecture Sunday, Sd instant, 1.-The
human form"
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
REAL ESTATE.

A delightful suburban home, was $1,000, if sold
this month, 81 go; over acre of ground and
large house, in perfect order; only 10 minutes
fIoln city. Z Q. GUNSON, Atlantic Building.
fe13-tf
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II HAMLINE NJ f. CHURCH, CORNER OF 9TH
II and SITS NV, Rev Ebert S Todd d D.,
pastor-Subiect at II a. m, 1.-The ypman who
did what she COULD" $50 p. m. Sa crament, with
address by the pastor Sunday-school 9:I5 q. III.
Epworth League, 6:l5 p. III.
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Of the many hotels In this city the two bearing
the name .EMRlCHs - are far superiorin every de-
tail of appointment and management to any others.
In addition to the numerous facilities for acconno-
dating guests Excellent Cafe is an inviting at
traction to local patrons
Bet. 4l-2 and 9th sts on Pa. Ave.
Opposite B. & O Depot
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STORAGE.

a RMY AND NAVY STORAGE ROOMS 1407 G
st-Separate apartments; f1reproof build
ing; best location and lowest rates in the city
c. G. SLOAN s. CO., Proprietors feS-1m
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wANTEp-UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.


EOUR OR 5 UNFUR. ROOMS WANTED
It within 10 blocks from 10th ST and Pa ave.
NV; light housekeeping; family OF g. NEWS
PAPER MAN, this OtIice
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Sanitarium For Ladies

All chronic, nervous, private, and blood
diseases, kidney, bladder, womb trouble, tumor,
and irregularity successfully treated.
SEPARATE rooms for confinement cases. Best
medical treatment, nursing, andhome comfort
guaranteed Ladies' physician in attendance.
Strictly confidential
DR. CZARRA, "a st n O.,
Washington, d. G.
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CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. CORNER OF
y 18th and L SITS nw.-Dr Rogers breaches at
II a m: subject, THE woman of to-day-her
opportunity 7:30 p. IN, private service and an
illustrated sermon, Scenes from the life OF
Christ"
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9TH ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER 9rH
y and sts. ne. Pastor E B Bagby will preach
al Il a, m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. S. C. z at ESQ p
N. Prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7.30 p. m.
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A YOUNG MAN WANTS \ SITUATION AS
~ clerk in real estate ONCE; viii take lew
pupils on the cello: terms moderate call or
address I6s6 @ ST. NV fe3S-3td
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A PLACE AS CLERK IN A STORE; HAVE
- had experience in the grocery business
Address T. w, this Office. fe2S-Std
DLEASE GIVE ME WORK OF SOME KIND;
L in need; am sober man and willing to
work. Call at 1907 1th st. NV. fe2s-3td
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srE>HE DESTINY OF THE SOUL" Is THE
i subject for the course of lectures TO be
delivered by Rev. I. J. Stafford, d. D., pastor
oYSt Patrick's Church during the Lenten sea-
son The first lecture of the series will be de-
livered Tomorrow evening at T:3o O'CLOCK
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FOR RENT-FARTS.

EoR RENT-VERY REASONABLE TRUCK
farm OF Is acIes; 5 miles from Capitol. aboEt
- fruit trees; q chance for good man. Apply
929 18th ST NV mr2-7t
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D. prNcANsoN gRos.. Auctloneers

REAL ESTATE NOTES AT AUCTION
At the request Of The holder of q certain col
lateral note dated January p. 1891, which is
now Cvai due and unpaid, an in accordance
wita the terms thereof, Twill sell at public auc-
ton at ONE O'CLOCK pm, on TliI ESDAN,
TIE SEN ENTH DAY OF MARCH, A. j. 1895, AT
the auction house OF DuncansOn Bros, corner Of
NinIh and ID sts NV, Washington u. &, the
collateral described IN said note, viz: One note
Tor $685. and three notes for Sl2, each drawn bE
Michael =. Buns and secured upon lot 49,,
block -. Of ROsedals, and nfty-three notes Of
Sl2 each and one note for a2l 20 drawn by
Garry T. Guy and secured upon lot Ie5, block
q 0f kCseGgie
All parties in interest viii please take notice
Terms cash
JOHN r. LARNER,
mid -EdscES6t Attorney for holder OF note.
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CITUATION WANTED BY EXPERT TYPE
- writer, phonograph or machine die ati0ns
night work preferred Address TYPEWRITER,
SIS 10Th st ne fezs-2td
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DASTOR E HEZ SVEN TELLS SoNDAY
L night, 7:30 o'clock, about What they call
people who climb on the other side of the
fence" Preaching at II a. m. by the pastor.
Free pews Second Baptist Church Auditorium,
4lh st and Va. ave Sc
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PERSONALS.

EIRST CLASS WHITE WIDoWER OF PAST
i fifty, of some means, ,withc Ut children; docs
no. drink use tobacco; shes the acquaint-
ance of good, middle-aged lady that has got a
good home of her own and some money. Ad-
dress PROHIBITION, this Office, giving name,
street, and number. fe2S-3t
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CITUATION As SALESMAN OR CLERK IN
- any line, tobacco and cigars, or cOnfsctiOn-
cry preferred refs. Address h. l. F., this Office.
fes5S-3fd
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WANIED-posTAGE STAMPS.

r PAY FOR u s. 1s51456 ISSUE, &C BROWN,
il e. 90 each, and for/5c yellow. is6i TO 1869
issue, 25 each / pny highest prices for De-
partment stamps and collections Of I. ;. and
foreign stamps. G. L. ROTHFUCHS, 359l2 Pa
ave. lnfl-1t
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RAILROADS.
RAILROAD,
IN Effest 400 p. ". lamar 20. 1873

STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND 3
STREETS
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IT oST-BUNCH OF FIVE KEYS: . ALIKE,
l. marked No .; good reward for returning.
Dr. CZAkRA, "a B st. ne fe2f-7t
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NoUNG MAN WITH WHEEL WANTS posi-
tjen as collector or any outside business;
can furnish very best refs i'll city. Address
W j. H., 81 II ST nv InrI-3td
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A WHITE BOY. Is YEARS OF AGE. WOULD
u Ike place in an Office. Address E Z b,
1l5 10th ST nw fe3S-3td
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POSITION FOR Young MAN WITH SOME
4 experience IN bread andcake bakery. Apply
at l5Ss5 HuntoOn place sW. nir2-jtf
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WILL ACCEPT WORK or ANY KIND.
w CHARLES HOWELL (White}, 2120 2 st.
nv mr2-3td
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

PYA YOUNG MAN, 2I YEARS OF AGE, A PO-
- siti0n Of some kind: have had experiences
in printing and press feeding Address K s.
e., this office mry-3td
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Al NY KIND OF WORK; AM GREATLY IN
n need of employment Of any sort Address
A. j. a, this once. mrl-3.d
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n COD HOUSE PAINTER WOULD LIKE To
~ work in city or country Address
PAINTER, 2l7 y Pitt st, Alex, Va fe@s-std
C,oLORED MAN, FIRST-CIA ASS ALL-ROUND
X cook, wants position in hotel or private
family: city or country; references from last en-
ployers- I4I0 81 nv. fe3s-3td
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DY YOUNG MAN POSITION as CLERK N
u dry goods or gents furnishing store;
years experience: frst-cIass RES furnished
Address 4. H., 9 10Th 4 Sc. mr1-3td
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Maryland Affairs.

Samuel F. Egerton, well-known packer
of Baltimore, committed suicide on Satur-
day.
John J. Alexander, aged "a years,
died in Port Deposit Cecil county, on
Saturday.
Father lsador Daubress, s j.. died
Saturday at the novitiate in Frederick, in
his Seth year.
Kate KimmeL aged years, of Balti-
more. while paying with matches on Sun
day, was fatally burned
J. Asbury Haines. aged SO years, Of
Howard county. died on Sunday He
was well-known farmer and Democratic
politician.
VIM. Henderson, Fred Mclaughlin,
Hall Thomas and VIM. johnson, all
negroes, dug a hole through the Jail al
Towson, on Sunday and escaped.
By the capsizing of boat in Isle o.
Wight Bay, near Ocean City, Worcester
county. persons were drowned. They
were Vim. STORES, aged 45; his wife,
Laura, aged So; their two daughters, Ids
and May, aged respectively IA and II
wears. who resided at 1919 Lancaster
avenue. Philadelphia, Pa Misses Lula
and Lima Hall, aged is and Is, Of Bishop
vile. Del, and Myrtle Stevens, aged ii
Of Selbyville, Del
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Poor Agricultural Prospects.

This vsss bad year for the English
fauness, aud the future Of English agric,,l-
tural interests j. far from cheerful The
London correspondent Of the New York
Tribune writes to the Sunday Tribune
Al forecasts Of the English harvest
are most dismal. Every crop runs far
below the average, and the results Of the
season : farming in Great Britain, and Ire
land are less favorable than those Of 1898.
which was the worst harvest since 1879
Naturally Parliament Is alr=aiy solicited
80 legislate in the interess Of the farmers
and TO adopt the programme Of the Ma
tional Agricultural nioR Land i stead
lis geing cat of cultivation IN England. the
farmers being unable 60 fare the low price,
and foreign competition and being also
harassed by high rents aud restrictions
upon methods Of agriculture The New
York Sunday sun publishes the following
from H. loRlon correspondent At last
II Is beginning to be realized that the case
Of the English gram rslisers Is permanently
hopeless The fact was practically admitted
at the conference on the question Of ma
rioaal bread supply held this week The
comforting notion had been chung to for
several years past that there Is such a thing
a limit to the depression, aud when that
has been reached matters viii necessarily
begin to mend. Last year il was thought
that British corn had reached such point,
and that. a. the farmer could not possibly
do worse. he was bound 10 do better
This cheerful calculation has been upset,
In the coming season England will import
larger proportion of meat and -four even
than last year As matters stand wheat
can only be grown al considerable loss. and.
though the large farmers may continue TO
produce il at a los for the sake Of eollat-
eral advantages, the small ones cannot af-
ford to do 30. and more arabic land Is bound
to 90 out Of cultivation.
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ITO INVESTORS.
g Per Cent. Stock, Interest Pay
able January and July.

The Baltimore Building aud Loan Asso-
citation issues Up Stock bearing per
cent. interest. aud pays il semi annually, JAnu-
airy and July.
This stock is hacked by First Mortgages on
improved town aud city property, ~ not over
50 per cent. Of It's appraised value.
Shares are 500 each, aud are redeemahle
ai the option Of the holder any time upon
thirty days notice after six months from the
date Of issue, 81 its face value.
This stock Is better than the ordinary mort
gage. because borrowers from the Association
pay interest and part Of the principal monthly
so that IL the Association should have to TORE,
close il would not have to get face value ol
mortgage TO make itself whole. Under or
dinary mortgages interest Is payable annually
and mortgages often lose by the deterioration
of property when the mortgage Is due.
Fielder C. Slingluf, general counsel OF the
Association. has $50. 600 invested IN the paid
up stock of the Association for himself, his
family and clients, and a. all the securities
pass through his hands before acceptance, his
knowledge Of the affairs of the company are
intimate.
References in Carroll William b. Thomas
and County Commissioner Stoner.
Apply to -
CHARLES II. VANDERFORD,
aug3 If Secretary Westminster Branch.
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Seven business men Of Baltimore were
defrauded by worthless checks given by G..
Edwin Fowler, on Saturday. He would
go into store, buy small bill, give his
check for $40 and on receiving the change
leave. He had 80 cents on deposit in the
bank.
Robert H. Gordon, of Cumberland, has
declined the appointment by Governor
Brown to fill the vacancy on the bench of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit caused by the
death of Judge Hoffman Ferdinand
Williams, of the same city, has been APP
pointed to the position.
George Kendall, aged II years, on Sat
urday, caught with his hands at Black
Rock, on South Mountain, rattlesnake
which measured four feet and had ten rat :
ties and button. The boy is in the habit
of capturing and handling all kinds of
snakes, and never has been bitten.
On Friday afternoon of last week a
terrible storm of wind. hail and rain broke
over the vicinity of Urbana Frederick
county. Hailstones as large as hickory
nuts fell, and the wind blew with such We
locity rs TO lift horse and buggy, contain
ing man and woman. out of the road
and against the fence The rain fell in
torreats. and the hail did Some damage
Annie Stack, aged rs years living at
Forrestyille, Prince George county, was
instantly killed on Friday of last week
She had been sent out to gather the clothes
from the wire line, when the lightning
struck one end, which was tied to tree,
and ran along its entire length. The
mother found her daughter dead on the
ground her face and body bhekened and
scorched and a large bundle Of clothes I'M
der her arm
On Friday afternoon hast lightning struck
the barn of c. Lyon Roger : near Mt
Wilson station. Western Md Railroad
and burned it. Two of the men turned
two horses out, and. with the assistance of
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Ditman and Lottie
Rice. got all the other stock out Of the
stable. with the exception of three Of the
horses, colt and calf These were
burned, with 40 tons Of hay, Ia tons of
barley straw, 325 bushels Of barley and
100 bushels of corn all the harness ex-
eept what was on the two horses first turned
out, two wagons a eSier pres and a lot Of
farming implRRessS> Neighbor> were
quickly ON the scene asd rendered assist
ance in keeping the FIRE from MIR. Rogers
residence aad 0tAer houses Sparks and
pieces Of tinber were blown over the resi-
dence aud some distance from it. but owing
to the heavy rain did not set it on fire.
The horses burned were Black Devil
fve-year- old. valued at 500 aud whSh
had been a prominent figure in the Gseea
Spring Valley hunts and at tournsssents
about the country. Black Rosa taste
to Black Devil. valued at $3.50. Maggie
a fve-y ear-old. valued at $3.50 The
burned building was 90 BY l25 tee, and
two stores high Virginia Girl a valua-
BILE mare waS among those saved Mr.
Rogers estimates his los a. 2bows On
the horses. 81 600: barn *. 000; grain
aud farming implement 80 000-making
a total Of So. 00a-whah l. insured for
50, coo Mr. RogeEs had his corn broken
and beaten down BY the storm aud hi
fruit trees damaged
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The carrying Of concealed weapons i aus
Of the crying evils Of the day. IL il 10th
cowardly and dangerous. and a coxaai :
more liable TO shoot than brave sas.IL In
time of danger the coward lose& ais self
control and as self -preservat ga. Is the con
trolling impulse, he usually magni6es his
peril, and resorts to tAe ever ready rexol-
yer as "A means Of defense The law sAsald
be vigorously enforced. against tue man
who carries syaeealed weapons
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Blue Mountain Express.
Leave Hillcu station 322 p. M. Union 81, Penn
Sylyauia Avenue 3.s2. Fulton 3t arriving at West
minister at 49,. New Windsor 4.40, Union Bridge
IS. Bruceville Az and Blue Mountain $40. Going
East-leave Blue Mountain az 7l5 a. NJ. BrneeVille
ter Se4 arriving az Fulton atg Pennsylvania
avenue 9.2I Union 40. Hillen ISL
sunday Trains.
On sunday trains will leave Hilen station al 80
q m. and "a p. m Westminster II II a. m. ALI r.
m arriving at Union Bridge at ll.45 a. m and SIC
n IA. Leaves Bruceyitle at as a. m. and Union
Bridge at 6S7 a m. and sas p. m, Westminster ia
a IN. and AS p. m, arriving at Hiien station Al
9io a. ~ and 6i5 p. N.
Frederick Division PennSy lvanta r. r, daily eN-
eept sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
wife al 80 am and 40 p. Trains for fancy
town. LitilestOwn aud York leave BraeeNilie t.i4
a. m. and 5.tj ..
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points on Baltimore and Harrisburg Division leave
baltimore daily except sunday, AT % q. IN. anu
$50 y. IN. Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave baltimore aka daily. except
sunday. al i0.t7 a. m.
Passengers for and from Cherry Run. Williams
port r. Y. and intermediate points, from and for
stations east OF HagerStOwn change AZ HagerstoWn.
Emmitsburg X. K. Trains East will leave knl-
mitSburg daily except sundays at 10 ana l0o9 a.
m. and . . and 80 p. H.. arriving AZ Rocky Ridge
Trains west viii leave Rocky Ridge, daily except
sundays at S.26 and 1910 m. and a-Sl and 6a0 p.
m. arriving NJ Emmitshurg $50 and ii.l0 a. ~ and
100 and O6 y. m.
orders for baggage calls can he irft az Ticket
Ohice No ~ East baltimore street. Baltimore
J. NJ HOOD. General Manager.
jal6 b. H. GKswOLp. Gen'l. Passenger Agent.
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NO GOODS CHARGED DUR
ING THIS SALE.
SHARPER BROS.
Popular Clothiers,
APP, Westminster, Md.

YOUR WATCH NEEDS
CLEANING AND olLING
oNCE EVERY EIGHTEEN
MONTHS. II YOr WOULD
PRESERVE ITS TIME KEEP
lNG QUALITIES. con
SLIDER IN THAT TIME THE
BALANCE. WHEEL TURNS
On IT'S DELICATE ANS
Is, gsi. so. go TINES; IT DOES
NOT REST Ar NIGHT,
LIKE ORDINARY MACH
NES. But KEEPS AT IFS
WORK INCREASINGLY. YOU
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ING MACHINE. OR ANY
OTHER MECHANICAL con.
TRiVANCE. DAILY OR
WEEKLY; But THAT DELI,
CATE INSTRC MENr OF
PRECISION-YOUR WATCH
Is ALLOWED To co IN
CARED FOR UNTIL IT Is
CLoGGED WITH DIRT, AND
STOPS. THE BEST OF OIL
BECOMES THICK AND DIRTY
INTINE; IN THIS CONDITION
1T WEARS THE PIVOTS, AND
DESTROYS THAT ENACT
NESS OF THEIR FIT IN THE
JEWEL. HOLES WHICH Is
NECESSARY TO 4 CORRECT
PERFORMANCE. LET NE
LOOK AT YOUR WATCH.
WILL GIVE YOU A con.
SCIENTIOTS OPINION As TO
WHETHER 1T NEEDS AT
TENTION; OR SEND BY
NAIL AND / WILL WRITE
NOT.