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GONG EERECK STORE.

Which from it, infancy has been under my
special gusrdisnshlr, and ~ part the object
Of my care In CONCLUSION the undersigned
would beg to say that the magnitude OF the
stock and the assortment Of goods now offered
for inspection and sale at this establishment. is
without precedent and beyond :. parallel IN
the annals OF the
bsetail Dry food FradC.
Before the close OF the ur.ent seasoL.
shall offer large invoices o. desirable goods
aud intend and promise 70 have tie prices in
al cases shade lover than aug other estsh-
lishnent.
- Well, Mir. Jones - said neighDor Brovn.
III start this very day 'or town.
And get PAIR Of Boots for me.
And also shoe nay family.
80 Bill you go and harness Doll.
And straight to town vii 20. by sol.
and stop III front OF Smiths Store
Where the Boots hang DER the door.
ia always does what father tells.
lie harnessed Doll and put on Belib
Aud in they piled young ones and all.
Crack went the whip and off went Dol.
Doll had been living on high feed
And started at her fastest speed.
And took Brown and Lis family straight
To Paw Paw at tVo-forty gait,
Whoa, Whoa, old Doll, 1911 cried out who1
They got to Main street. Number Ten.
And out they jumped IN front the door
OF Poe; Smiths Mammoth Store.
IN they went With ~ awful swell,
Good morning, hope 20 find you VOL.
said Brown cs he and ms yorug drove
Advanced 10 warm them 70 the stove.
,Iy neehboI Joues brought me the new
How cheap you sold your Boot. and shoc.,
20 2 resolved TO como and OIy
OF Won my winters fui supply.
20 shoe tho tribe Smith tegau,
beginning first with tie old man
And then the young Browns little feet
We're shod and cited all complete
The news loon spread the county round.
That just the place a. length was found
Where men could ssve fifty per cent
On every dollar that they spent
Remember where you can boy Oosts'
Thread for 8 cts. spool.
.k.yprr'ful'y Ncuis,
T.. SNi1E \ 90
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My Mind is 3Tade up

instrumentaty OF this and the enterprise Of
the never-tirlng hand of it- principal, the work
has been commenced and shall be carried on
upon magnificent scale, beyond peradyenture
to mistake. Having the requisite facilities a;
hand which are particularly desirable u; the
present Gay. to compete with an establishment
like this. aud 30 much needed BY the man Of
BUSINESS, with every possible advantage at
my command not even pebble 70 otstruc; or
to mar my course once more
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ENR AIIE.

Two liiIlsiard Tables and fixtures together
With lot of tine pictures. They may % con
at the rooms over Dodge * Wiley q store The
tables are in good order aud will be sold AZ n
lpry Az. 9olm9. louN teWw W. IyrpN
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PROBtTE ORDER.--State or Michigan.
County NJ Van Buren,, AZ. Vt Il session Of the
Probate Court, for the County Of Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office. in the Village OF
Paw Paw. on Monday, the fourth day Of Novem-
Der. in the year one thousand eight hundred
ard seventy-two. Prcsent--George ". LaStoD.
Judge OF Probate
In the matter OF the Estate Of William Black
wood, deceased On reading and fling the
petition. duly verified, OF Eliza \. BlaclwOod,
prayIng that administration OF the estate ~
ss,id deceased may be granted To- jerome C..
Gil-on or 10 some other suitable person.
IheTeupon IL IL Ordered, that MONDAY, tile
ninth day OF December, 1872, al ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of
sad petition, and that the heirs ac law Of said
deceased. and all other p5rruns interested in
said estate are required 10 appear at a session
"a said Court then to De holden at the Pro-
bate Office. ~ the Village oi Paw Paw. aud
show cause. u any there TO. Why the prayer or
the petitioner should not be granted. And it
IL further ordered that SAID petitioner give
notice TO the persous Interested in SAID estate
Of the pendency Of said petition, and the hear
ing thereof by causing q CODY OF this Order to
be published III the True Northerner neus-
paper, printed and circulating in said County
of Vsn Bureu. for three successive weeks, at
least. previous to said dav OF hexrisg 919t3s
GEO. W. Law TON Judge OF Probate
"a true copy. q. w. LswroE Judge of Probate
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MORTGAGE oai.E.-Default having b5en
made III the payment or 2 certain indenture OF
mortgage, bearing date the twenty ., yht day OF
May, 4. -. 1869, executed by John McDouaugh
and bis wife Mary 81. OF the village OF South
Eaveu hgchI-au, 20 Gi'es M. Fish, OP tie same
place. and recorded % the Office OF the iIegister
OF Deeds % Van iiuren County state OF tlichi-
gan. IN l.ibor \. OF mortgage, on pago $50, on
the :y-nln'h day ~ Hay, . d. 1869. and
the amount CLAIMED to bs due thereon at the
dare OF tue notice, being Two hundred and
seventy and 5J-l00 dollars (3270 5O-lO0) inc.ud-
lng IN attorney fec OF twenty-five dollars. prt,-
vIded for IN sad mortgage, and 40 suit or pro
ceedngs at law or III equity having been .lsti-
tinted 10 recover the amount now due and I'M
pad, and secured by SAID mortgage OF any part
thereof. Notice Is therefore hereby given, that
by virtue OF power OF sale contained IN said
mortgage there will be sold al pubic auction.
20 the highest bidder, on saturday, the tiirtisth
day OF November, Y. II. 1872 az the front door
OF the Court HOu3e, in The Village or Paw Paw
III SAID County Of Van Euren State of Nlehi-An.
at ten O'Clock in the TOr8noon or sid ~. The
premises described in SAID ulOrtcage or 40
much thereof may be peGsssarg t. tStisYy
tue amount due upon aud secured 10 be psio
10y said mortgage, with the interest and cost.
SAID premises beng described as follows. to-
Wit: Lot No. one (I) in block thlrCy-two i3N
according to the recorded Plat OF the village Of
south Haven, ia the Country OF Van Baron,
State Of Michigan.
Dated August 18th 1872.
GILES ". FISH, nortgagee. 9Ostl3
W Il. ilAwEfNs, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been

MORTGAGE SALE.-Defanlt having been
made "a the payment OF the sum OF money So
cured TO be paid by q certain indenmre Of
mortgage, executed by Mary \. snyder. to
Stafford Iryon, on tho twelfth 40 day Of
October, A. ID. 1870, and executed on the
seventeenth doy OF October, a. ID. 1870, at
eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of aald dsy In
the Office OF the Regis ter OF Deeds, for the
County OF Way Buren,. state u Michigan. IN
Liber one % OH page 269, and which mortgage
for valuable consider alton was assigned 6y
SAID Spaford Tryon, 10 charles Duncombe, on
the 9th day Of November, 1871, aud which
said ASSIGNMENT was duly recorded IN The Olioe
OF Register OF Deeds II said County ~ Van
Buren,, on the zlst day OF August, 4. ID. 1872
at eleven O'Clock 4. NJ. or SAID day. IN Llber(7
OF Mortgage, on page 1873, by which default
the power OF sale contained in said mortgage,
has become operative, and there beng claimed
20 be due on SAID mortgage N the date az this
notice, the sum OF iiv2 hundred and rOrty-iive
dollars and no proceedings at law or IN equity
having been instituted for me recovery or the
same or any part thereof.
Notice ~ therefore hereby given, that by vir-
tue or tho power Of sails contained IA said
mortgage. the land and premises IN said mort
gage described, beng lot twenty-five t22) IA
block g. IN the village OF Decatur. van Bu.
rem County Michigan, IN order 20 realize the
money nov due az aforesaid, upon said nort-
gage, together with the costs and an attorneys
iees OF twenty-five dollars contained IN sad
mortgage. VIII be- sold, or 30 much thereof az
Will be necessary To satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage 10y the Sheriff OF said County OF
Van Buren,, al pubic yendua 20 the highest bid-
Ter, at the front door az the court House, IN
Ina village ~ Paw Paw. Z" efi county, j. Ha.ns
.he place OF holding tne DICuis COURT Tor a4ld
County, on the 25th day o. January 1873 NJ
Ope O'CLOCK IN the afternoon o., SAID day.
Dated October 22d, 1872.
CHARLES DUNooMBE. Assignee OF SAID Mortgage
UPTON d sHFRstAH, Attorney for said
Assignee. 907t19
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CLOVER HULLEg FOR SALE. with or
without horse power. Will be sold cheap and
on term, to suit purchaser. Inquire OF h. a.
sArE- Paw Paw, Mich. 9iit3'
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w l. B Re IS
VEGETABLE
WORM CONF ECTI0NS

rl a.-.u-a 49, .
Mouns ihey arc pleasant to &c tlsil, nId any III i
fn t,ko thcfn Ifyour child hns Worms Won viii nc
tor that tho appetite r. daran.ed and N1rilo, oil
than ord uarIv y0-tricUl There is picking ~
ltng Of the teeth. a1d bowels oC4tiye. mo cnl ~
sg,rt.mee yt-v Ile and agn flushed. Ihes. are onIs
NV of the symItcms ~ Worms, which. ~ ~ ylLlg
mcdiciDc rcmova them viii produce cUrvnsons On
wa hnd trtIuontiy fcyers To rTnOve She No1o. J.I
Nst6S NesretAtls Worn Cnnh-stlins
a. soo W ell d.alsrs in hpdl,ine ne - enLs-
At Whictio ~ G. J. wTBB & nTa Droe.ivr.
Irur sr;ors Jaetp,s. nu5,tsu.. tt. FAUBhrp. VII
IJAnS &c. Iet.l'l.
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Rad mt such low Prices

Ar Will attract attention, excite admiration and
draw the public from every quarter H. the
noted esta bishm mt, the
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WILtS II. FISH, Mortgages. S09tl
W Il. HAWKINS, Attorney for Mortgagee.
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Family Grocery

=, n-vc the best BUTTER for sale wAs'
j.r $ sar j ob.ainabia.
E-,~G,yfs delivered FREE OF CHARGE
r. ~ r~rs II tie ciGr. l3 Ia.
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voHlcrc-I 80 Gaec.s.
They &c r-tav..- Hrtat. MADE G., Poor
Ran, yT5i-les s..r. --!rlts ana Renee
LlgLor- G-c-arc, 81 sr.5 toned 60 r.sa-s .ne
-ssc c.tE-t ,I0r.--, T.. pr ,,-r-- ..a-.-1z-. =
:,t esd z . tFi .-r o.i q lr zcanezz and ya.n ~
at- Ss1.gss -,!s from che Native Rc-ts m L F5c-,
c. CHi5ln'. fr.c from All hlcaac,ie sfin1-
I1uja. Tas7 - e GREAT E-IC8G 2iRI-
II "a. and \ IIFz ,5IEIz5 P8IFgIFaE,
-sr'e5 nzat zE.cv and IuNiEgraleE Of tire Ervgen.
carry zoe a. 'ons1s rsss.e1 ana ---rI-ar ,,.ss o5t
= sEa-..y r7a5 son. 70 Irg-7n can tsse lgss Bit
~ rgs7ls m to drscs. .us sa3 reas.o l--s Ua-o.
rl-'.eI t-c bones are not desp. F,t BY mineral
f.',-a-- sac- means. AMI rhe v.:sl organs ~ssosl
-77gr : ..-c ---a- s. re- a..
Ch-T are > ;ioat!c i'Hr.niive we'll
-oGIs. a-Sc's a.rc. ta- izga :, merit Of rCtiug
Fr77er'. ~ ems il relieving Co:izrvjca CT IEaa-
uaHa = tt- !..rs~ an vi. tie ' ] .-1-a organs
Far FE7stIE COr'PIk.ETs. ia y3arg Ct
-'1. r--.-l -. - tAs dsre oi volIEnh cd @ At
r. tsra q lie, these Tonic s.s-a-s rsrs eqaa.
FOR IaEam.aatcry and ChTeEic Uncarsa-
ria1r ana tS5at- Iys55rsta or iudIspsricn,
-'tls -, ErH9iIteai ash Interu:lt;cai Fr-
vEgE, ea-s- ~HE 81 G@C Hood liver, Kid
ue-- zEs' bladder, -hcse Eitle-s nave Gee'a rI-t
s-..----:.. -.scl diseases are S-s-sJ ny Inflated
81 aoG ~t.,A e ssE-v uro!acf5 ~ GsTEagsG.snt
q ne Digestive GrEEn=.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION, Head
s-i-. PAsa 81 lie Shoulders, Coazhs, T.Atls- 81 he
Chest. Dizziness. Soar L. ctAti1us % abe uul--h
Bss TLs.s H. .he NolG Bilious Attacts aIp Jl0n Of
tie Hs--. 3aulIzagl5z CF tbs Labrs Pam IN lie re-
E1us II the 2iIusTs az h1nl.s other painful sylp
TENS are las olrPzuEs Ct Hvrrsess-
1Lrs EvlEorats tbs Etoscd arc r;iInust tbs torpid
livar sDd RsSe!s Wien render taeln u uneoaallsl
e J-y in cleansing Ss JoeJ or a. l7Erfiie, ana IN
5A-ga. zsy f -. Ego 10 he Whole system.
FOX SKIN DisEAsEs. Era.iio1s letter SAB
ELsIm, E.C;chss, Sas,s. TIE. Pastries Bos Car
tGueies. RzS Morls SEA- tss3 gore Eyss F-r.ira
- !icl. ss = slusgEE &c p. uf - sk. Hr--. -
tlss1-=s - -le ska e ~ ss-vs- sr rs.-rs -
.'ls-t' SO. Up 2E1 carried -t gft'4- sgF-4r- fr Tor
tine y ls Is u -As@s -trgs. Csr -lt.!- in sfrg
u--sG VI couviEc1 lis most a4crs!Cus Of Ell ,-a
tive s1ects-
C.s-use ths T.;ist+i Biaos vha-e~e- -1- fad T.,
prsitis- taFstilE tEro-za tie sEa II Piu9es R-g7-
uo-s Ct Sores cs-lzs Z Wien yoz Sad 70 DISTRACTED
ard sluggish in ,2s veins sis.zzs !: x-s= & is rul
AID yoar feelings utl tai yoG When Keep The Mod
pare, g. he 4sa--1 e. the vys:sz vii I1I.0w
Pin. Tape. aud ether Worms. l1rb Il 10 lie
IyA:s1a q % rrs1y tEcczzns- ScGaly 5=st-, ei
sd rer-grss szTE = distinguished -l.-ssoIosf--.
h+str - s+err-ts az l211F5-u-l tH ssls - -=
~lszS /. Let EFl- III hssr5y alc-lsz.sz af The
1--5 -a%s N9r7Ea -s1d -uT au She Eeas-s zH-ra7s
- sls -os a .cas .se-s "a Sc living 4oEsf.-s 81
ds3-ss- NJ $500 - No5,c4u-. nc ve-e,.fIzes no
Lsse bEts-S-
J. NALkE2- Pro- s'or. Ri. MCDONALD L co,
G-z-sfs-s s1z Gen goats seq F-s-si,e5 l-s----.ss
a.# = al = L-s--Lsrc- Street New Ic-l-
80 syl.U 81 ALL DRUGGISTS AAp rEaLEE2
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Pioe Qne Dollar.
Bnek in CHAINS Dye
FOR Efag AsIs gsa1.

y orr Remover in many cases require.
700 long a tima, and too mach care. to re-
store gray or faded wh,skers, We lave pre-
pared this dye, II one proportion; which
VIII quickly and elfectoally accomplish this
result It is easily applied, and produces
a color which vii neither rub nor wash of.
Sold by all Druggists Price Fifty Cents
Manufactured by L. T. Hal i Co.
NASHUA. y. Il.
T. & J. ROBINSON, Agents.
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II. Y
.On Saturday3sfternQon hat-a little.
girl named AlisA, cesK, eight years old,
dsnehfsr eof ho6HS Cook, Of tllssils
Place. Ii wing vi ii her grandtathee, Mr..
RabaS = tl62 81 ri. Aiitiis sssfe9t wasiso.
seriously kefaea that she, 7aisd short
while thereafter She was -kindling
fire in a stove and Il, hasten the ignis
tion,-Poured on Kerosene oil from an
ordinary can, which suddenly eNpla;
ded, throwing The, Burning oifali over
her clothes, In "a moment she, was
enveIoped in flame; and, rushing into
the street crying for help, was'fataIly.
burned before aid could>be rendered
her. The skin in mstny portions of.
her body was totally burned oft, to-
gether with her hair and fnger-nails
and her face was scorched almost
black. Her bloodyelips and tossing,
limbs told plainly of the intense
physical agony She, endprsd until.
death mercifully Terminated her ;suf
1eahSs. ,r,.' ~ - IT,, .iat lbs Ss.1ss IL
The sad event cast gloom over
the entire community She, was fol-
lowed to the grave on Sunday, by, a
large concourss of those who ysympa7
thize with her sutferings and regret
her tragic, melancholy end.
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THIS SHOW HAS THE
BEST AND FINEST ARTISTS
MORE NEW FEATURES.

Best and more Experienced Eques-
TRAN Directors in its employ than any
Circus travelling this season; and a
finer STUD OF HORSES than any
show in America 1t has the finest
Principal, Bareback and Hurdle
Riders in the World. No pains or
money has been spared to procure
tirst-class Artists and every feat III
craftsmanship will be performed with
a neatness of execution more daring
and wonderful than ever witnessed in
any Circus in America.
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PROFESSOR RICHARDS

The only Man Fish in the World,
now travelling with this Circus, ac-
knowledged to be the best and most
Wonderful Curiosity Of the age. The
most singular illustration of Living
Under Water Eating, Drinking and
Smoking a Pipe under water, Will be
seen from an immense aquarium, and
alone is worth the Admission Fee tC
the whole Circus,
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Rev. VI. A. SMELTZ is in town, hay
ing driven through to this place from
Baltimore in buggy.
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ssEELN'EsGNE:
Dr&&as.a"gssDN.

THE PA RTN hR>iIiP hitherto existing
ErtWr,n DENNISON 4 BISHOP is
dissolved l,y mutual consent
The end, r>ignrA viii continue the bust
ness at the Old sta.ni---No 3, Water street
jane - J. G. DENNISON.
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We tender our thanks to Hon
JONI EircHiE, representative in Con
gress from this District, for public
documents.
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THE GRAND FOREST CITY CIRCUS

From its organization has borne the
palm of superiority over all other
shows. The uniform excellence of
the performances given, the beauty
and perfect Training of its unequaled
Trick Horses, the refined and ele-
waited style Of its Entertainments and
the care exercised in selecting the
GREATEST CLOWNS,
GREATEST RIDERS, ...
GREATEST GYMNASTS.
II the World all make it certainly the most
Complete Circus now Travelling.
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Sccond.Ilmna stoves aul Fur
niturc. in good order, ;arsalc by Jandorf.

,S1NGuGAR FArALlfY.--On Satur-
dav evening last withina few hours
three children died zone burned to
death. on Main street-.Ill IN houses
on the same side aud in a few PAGES OF
each other .. .,."~-.,s ...... ..-...t
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The happy days have come-the
LATEST of the year, $780,. .....
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MIR. W. r. AYMAR ,

THE KING OF CLOWNS. The
most accomplished and refined Jester
of the present age Acknowledged
all over the World Likewise Will
appear in his great character of PETE.
JENKINS VISIT TO a CIRCUS.
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LEVI J. NORTH

The Greatest and Oldest Equestrian
in the country, will certainly appear
and ride his comic act Of 'BACllUS, =
the only Levi }. North. ...
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JouS HrrcnISs keeps Il large stock OF.
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. ln9I
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Ask voar Gloc,r Gnr ] ; DiLwonTn X
Co.'S Pure Roasted tu''r. us
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On the 9:l inst. in CtmlTrhnd ly TIE
Rev. IL. Nice. Mr. SoLuTn: T. iINN..:a.
and Miss ANNE Cri\NEy, Ed.r q, Frost
burm
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LARGE stock of Wall PAPER and i5hnds
at r. II. Walsh & Bros.
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Good Muslin, 10 cents.
CuENP STORE.
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----- 49,. 49, - II IL. --&-- -
=
GRAND
Forest City Circus!
THE ARENIC DISPLAY

THE ARENIC DISPLAY
Comprises the highest order of Bril-
liant Equestrians, Daring Gymnasts,
Wonderful Acrobats, Beautiful Lady
Gylnnasts, Agile Naultigcurs, Mod
ern Olympiads, Beautiful Trick
Horses, Liliputian Ponies, for proof Of
which the following UNEXAMPLED
ARRAY OF ARTISTS each of whom
has acquired brilliant European and
American reputation is presented
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Goeo The Chap slor' for Slices.

Four BARRIERS in town Row, and all
sorts and sizes Of other "ahavers.
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Harper MAGAzlHE, for August Is
at hand. filed with literary good
things Price 81 per annnm.
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Ask for the 1,75 Cater.
CnEAP STORE.

TIE BALL OrEXs-A Greeley
and Brown" meeting is announced for
this evening at Neti"s Hall. Hon IL.
W. HoFFMAS, of Cumberland, and
other distinguished speakers are adj
vertised TO be present
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..N0nc 'surh; 80 for ~ CENTS at sl1H.'s


The salempn'S effort to close the
stores al s, ?. NJ, is Iamentable fail
ure. 4 corporal $ guard commands
the situation, and The great majority
must WELD to the stuhb6rnne<s of a
few, But the statesmen say IT Is not
oyer yet. eve Shall see. w.
cE5 Efyou want Fruit Ca,.s of II sa-
,rrior quality, aud Of I'LL sizes, that will
last five yea or more, buy those nanuiac-
tured only by 4. Johnson. Frost
burg Nd-".vi;, '.,,s -. :'.e,, - c.'.'s"'-
A party Of Frostburg ladies and
gentlemen made an excursion to Dams
Rock on Wednesday. AL en- oyed
themselves, of course, We will pub
lish next week a brilliant account Of
the trip from the editorial correspond
ence of the Waco lTexas) Examiner.
A full line Of smoking and chewing To-
baccos always HnshanthgM FOR sale at fair
prices, by Ia9] TJVllNHrcnINs.
PAlNFrL Ace DE:ST.- THoNtAs Gun
MING, son ofscaPt y AAAFs SG6S MING,
brakeman on the Cumbsrland Branch
Railroad, had hfs ghlit foot severely
mashed, on "Wednesday last, at Eek
hart, by being caught between the
bumpers of two ears in The act of,coup-
ling. .... r.. 49, .
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Rally round the cross"
The old, old story"

Followed by the doxolosv, the
benediction was pronounced and The
delighted little ones dispersed, The
singing was conducted by Miss AGNES
WILLIAMSON, and Mr.. - MYERS
of the Baptist school .....
in the evening the pulpit was occn-
pied by Rev Mr. OcKERmAN. Sc
Letting the 18th verse of the 9th
chapter &Job, he iliscussedS%the cost
of a sinful life. The installments to
be paid by every wicked man were
the loss of happiness-the loss, of.
usefulnessr-the destruction: Of ,charac-
ter--anguiish at the death hour.-and.
to be cast, soul and body, into perdl-
ton forever, $780,. a~ A.
After the sermon, the church was
formally dedicated to God, in the
simple but impressive service of the
ritual. Full Of gladness over the sue
cess of the day the doxology was sung
with good will, and the benediction
was pronounced by Rev. L, I. WI
,iDERMAN.. s. H." r r
During this service basket coilec-
ton was taken amounting to $50
making the aggregate for tie d2l.
$735, or $33a more than was asked for
at the morning service, + ~,
! The church isa plain, neat edifce,
with accommodations for nearly
three hundred persons. 1t is an orn-
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The entertainment at die NJ. 4.
Church Lecture. Room. on Tuesday
evening, WAS slianly attended,. Tie
audience present, however, enjoyed
the reading. and all went away
amused and delighted. ...........
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'Lii.h Fn>ur;,e" Cigar only > cents
JouN ILtrcuINS is the sole Agent for the
sale Of this Cigar in FTost'Nr@. NJ
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.:VIMGRN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NEW SCIIEDUI.l

OK and after JUNE 9, 1872, passenger
" trains will arrive at and depart as
follows from
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B. STERN is selling Clothing at very 10"
prices. o '.. ..,, .. .... ........
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Shocking Accident.

Straw Mating, % cents. . re-.
''.'" '.' CuEip STORE.
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Asleep. '--tll kinds Of tl.ura- to suit
he above Pictures at " =. .>i'.I3's.
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dF7EssEssT..AND:

Except Saturdays. Except Mondays.
- Cumberland Accommodation leaves
for Wheeling ut 10, A. NJ. and arrives AT
Cumberland ut 1912. T. NJ except Sunday.
NM. VI. RANDOLPH, Agent.
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A full line of smoking and chewing To-
haccos always 1nshan.kgpd for sale at fair
prices, by Ina] ass@ FJvlIYHrcIHNS.