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Proposals for Letter Balances.
Posi- OFFICE DEn,RrMESf,


SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De.
parnent until the Sth day Of January, 1873. at l.
o'clock for furnishing Letter balances for the use
of the post offices in tn" United States for year
rom and after the LIST day of February, 1879 of the
following description, namely:
First. Balances capable Of weighing eight ounces
tvoEinp''- weight, I" be graduated down t. quarter
'tnces. OF tAese it is supposed that 1850 viii bs
wanted
Second. Balances of the .,me capacity graduated by
the metric or sramme system. Of this class 100 may
be required
Thru. Balances capable Of weighing four pounds,
avrrinp"> Weight. 10 br graduated To half OF
this class it is supposed that 200 will b., wanted.
Perfect accuracy. strength. AMI durability will he
required in the Balances t" he furnished.
Samples Of each description Of Balances must accom-
pany each bill and the bidder who may obtain the con
tract will be Required to furnish Baances % quality
III al respects equal To the sample.
Each ha!surc he well aud securely packed in :.
box for Transportation and delivered, free Of all
eusr. to the BLANK AGENCY. Washington, b c.
h"r" 'r loss thru the estimated quantities may he
ordered, the necessities of the Drpa1 tment NAV
require at the discretion of the Pusn:,stertien.ral
Awards will be- mad" for each article separately, ii
deemed most advantageous to ,hs Department.
Bus made in conformity with this avprtiscIne Mt
vii! not be considered
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal cuaran-
OF his ability comply with his bid aud .crtis-
cate from postmaster that such gGarItQra reliable
persona.
bond with two sufficient suretips will be required
to each contract.
failure furnish promptly any article contracted
for, or an attempt to impose upon this Department art
cles nSrier, in tho opinion Of the PusimaserGcneral
to those contracted for. will he considered sufficient
IL the forfeiture of the contract
III" Posu,st"r'ien raj Tire right 10 reject
any all bids ii in his opinion i; i required by the
interests of the Department.
Proposals must he Endorsed the envelope Pre-
o.as for Letter Balances AMI directed to the First
Assistant Pustn!astcr-tfencral Washington. y &.
JNo. A. j. oRESW Ell,
Dec :, lSI2-iw P"stnaster-tieneral.
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ELKTON AND OXFORD RAILROAD.

ELKToN, December It'll, 1872.
At meeting of the incorporators of the
Elkton and Oxford railroad, held this date,
in the Office of the Hon. Hiram Mccullough
the act of incorporation having been sign
ed and acknowledged by the following
named gentlemen: l. D. Carter, John F.
Hagy, William Armstrong, Arthur A. Mac
key, Francis Green, James A. Mackey,
Robert Lynch, Hiram Mccullough, r. c.
Mackall Samuel Dickey and S. B. RUSSELL,
Mr.. Samuel Dickey, of Oxford, was called
TO the chair, and DR.. r. C. Mackall elected
Secretary.
Clinton Mccullough, Esq, attorney for
the eorporators, having explained the act
of the General Assembly of Maryland,
chapter 476. passed at the session of 1870,
on motion it was resolved that Hon. Hiram
Mccullough, I. D. Carter Esq, and DR..
R. c. Mackall be, and hereby are appoint
ed a committee on the part of the corpora
tors to carry out the provisions Of the said
act of assembly, by having the act of incor,
poration approved by Judge of the Cir
cult Court, and by giving the necessary
notice of thirty days in the public papers
f their intention to open books of subscrip
ton to the capital stock of said road.
On motion adjourned to meet in Elktor
on Thursday the 18th day of January next
r. C. MAcKALL, Secretary.
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HOW TO GO WEST,

This is an enquiry which every one
should have trutAfuNy answered before he
starts on his journey, and little care TAX
en- in examination of Routes will in many
cases save much trouble, time and money.
The &C., Is. & @. R. r." running from
Chicago, through Galesburg to Burlington,
and the al, B. d W. Route" running
from Indianapolis, through Bloomington
to Burlington, have achieved splendid
reputation in the last two years as the
leading Passenger Routes to the West. At
Burlington they connect with the B, & NJ.
R. r. and from the great Burlington
Route, which runs direct through South
ern Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with
close connections to California and the
Territories; and passengers starting from
Cecil County, on their way westward, can
not do better than to take the BURLINGTON
ROUTE.
This Line has published pamphlet call
ed Glow to 60 West,' which contains
much valuable information; a large correct
map Of the Great West, which can be
obtained free of charge by addressing the
General Passenger Agent B. & NJ. r. R.
Burlington, Iowa.
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Fourth District Items.

Tho weather has been cold for a few
days past, giving us winter in good earnest.
The thermometer (at night as low as 10
degrees.
- The chicken cholera, epizootic, ETC.,
seem to have subsidized since the cold wealth
er began, most of the horses being able to
travel again.
- The Cherry Hill school, No. 1, has
been closed this week. Mr.. Brokaw, the
teacher. being drawn as a juryman.
- George Peterson, of this District, rails
ed this season on one eighth of an acre OF
ground, 1875 bushels of turnips, weighing
as high as seven pounds apiece; also one
hundred and twenty pounds of pumpkins
from one vine.
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Pilot Town Items,

Remorag-Mr. William A. Hill, late pro-
prietor of the Rock Spring Hotel, has NOV
ed to Port Deposit, where he has purchased
the Good will and furniture of the WASH
ington house of John a. Thompson.
Rirer-The river is again clear of ice.
The water is not yet out of the canal
Who Are they "A gentleman. calling
himself Rev. Mr.. Finny, preached at Be-
thesda Church, on Sunday. He came into
this town on Friday and represented him
self and wife as travelling missionaries of
the NJ. E. Church from Harrisburg. He
was quite a fluent speaker; about 80 years
of age. The lady was about 10 years of
age; of dark campl 'xtion, dressed in vel
vet SUI t, black fur CAPE and hat of same
material. They travel on foot.
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Proposals for Wrapping Paper and
Irvine.


WASHINGTON, D. c., December s. 1872.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this De
partment until the sth day of January, 1874 at II
o'clock noon for furnishing Wrapping; Paper and Irvine
EAR froa die 1T day of February 1873 the said
rtcles II be delivered. free of expense til" Depart
mrut at ;hr BLANK AGENCY of the Post Office Depart
mrut Washington, d. c.
The quality and the estimated quantity Of each arti-
Gle Tegmie are specified hclGw:
5000 Of Wrapping Paper, 2Ox2j inches in size
and to weigh y pounds TO TIE ream, each ream
to contain 20 perfect quires.
80 r"ams of Wrapping Paper 26vl0 inches in size
and {" weigh 10 pounds I" the rran each rram
contain ~ perfect quircs.
5000 pounds of Cotton Twin. to lie S-pIy and to
measure from $50 t" rs yards to the pound. Of
sufficient strength to sustain weight of is
po"nls, and to he put up in balls weighing about
half pound each. ana so bound as become
loose vi tangled iii transportation.
10000 pounds Of coarse Hemp Twinc to he 3-py and
to measure from so 10 81 yards to the pound. and
TO be put up in balls weighing from two
pounds each. and bound become
loose or tangled in transportation.
Samples af the articles required will be furnished
persons who desire to bid, application the First
Assistant P,stmas ter-'ieneral Washington. d. c.
More or less than the estimated gaantites may be
"rerel. the necessities oi tho Department may
lnire, at the discretGn Of tbs postma ter General.
Awards will be made for each article separately il
deemed most advantageous to the Department
Bids not mad in conformity with this advertisement
will not h" considered
Each bidder furnish with his proposal guarantees
Of his ability to comply with his bid. and certificate
fom a postmaster that such guarantcrs reliable
persons.
A bond with two sufficient snr-ties will he required
to each contract
f'iiure to furnish promptly article contracted
for, attempt To- impose upon the Department art
Inferior in the opinion of the Pastmaster-i ener
those contracted for, will ho considered sufficient
Caus. for the forfeiture of the contract.
The P0stn;astrI-encral right reject
any all bids, if in his opinion is required by the
interests of the Department.
Proposals must u. Endorsed the envelope " Pro
posls Tor Wrapping i'aprr Proposals for Irvine
and addressed the First Assistant
Washington, u. {.
JN0 A. ]. CRESWEGL,
Dsc :, 1S,2-lw PoStmasts General.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ATTENTION, BUSINESS MEN.
Business cards of lines and the Wing
1 year for 81, in dduance.

Local Miscellany.-The Elkton Building
Society meets tonight.
Skating is now the favorite amusement
with our young folks of both sexes.
Charles E. Martindell has been appoint
ed Postmaster at Brick Meeting House;
vice. J. C. Wilson, resigned.
A local item-new latch on the Bank
door-string hangs out.
Bishop Becker, of Wilmington. Del,
will oficiate at the Roman Catholic Church
in this town to morrow, (Sabbath).
The show in the Hall. on last Thursday
evening, was not largely attended, owing
probably to the scarcity of change among
the sightseeing fraternity, notwithstanding.
the performance was the best we ever wit
messed. The devil was there with his
new coat on.
We endorse the following, from the Ger
'mantown Telegraph:
AS the year wanes we are DESTROYS Of
having the accounts of the Germantown
Telegraph, remaining unsettled. squared
by it's close. Remittances by Post office
Orders are of course the safest and best;
but where the money is sure to be put in a
letter, and carefully enclosed, and the let
ter distinctly addressed to us in full, there
is next to no danger in its transmission
If the money is thus enclosed in the pres
ence of the Postmaster and the letter is
addressed by him or by his direction. or
with his approval. we will run all risk OF
its cor uing to hand.
In Place of Telegraph, the reader will
please SUI bstitute Cecil Wig.
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'urS most respectfully,
JOHN A. CALHOUN

THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsuR-
ANcE Co. of York, Pa, has been in
successful operation nearly 10 years; has
paid twelve hundred and ten claims amount
ing to $712, 1896, without single assess
ment. Prompt and ready, it has always
been able to meet its engagements; never
permitting debts to accumulate. Prudent
and careful, it has established business
far superior in quality to that of any Mutual
Company, doing general business in Penn
sylvania, hence the small percentage of
losses and freedom from assessments.-
Insures against loss or damage by fire and
lightning, on all safe class property at
reasonable rates Losses literally adjusted
and promptly paid.
Z. E. EWING, Agent,
FlEtOn
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TT-MILBURN.-In Elkton, on Nov.
21st, 1872. by Rev. Andrew Barrett,
SIMEON II. SCoTT and MARGARET J.
MILBURN, all of this county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We'd
nesday, 4th inst, by Rev. S. A. Galley,
at the residence of the brides mother,
GEO. GILLESPIE and JANE A. CLENDEN-
EN-, all of this county.
PHILLIPS-LITTLE. Thursday, 9Th
inst, by the same, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents. West Nottingham, EZRA
f. PHlLIIPs and HELENA LITTLE, all of
this county.
Observation-Disclosures Cherry
Hill. Dec. 10Th, by Rev. J. Weston, j..
5. DRUMMoND and MARTHA A. GILMORE.
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A Present
TO EVERYBODY

Every neac subscriber to The
Wing will receive the paper from
the time his name is placed on our
books till January lst, 1874, and copy
of Woods Household Magazine or
the American Stock Journal, or
American Farmers Advocate, for
$500.
Every present subscriber who
paws up to the end of the present
wear and 81 in advance for 1878, will
receive The WHiS and either OF
the above Magazines till JAN
uary lst, 1874.
Subscribers wisAing to acaH Themselves OF
the a5oce offer must name the Magazine
Mey pisA sent, as neither ,cN be sent until
ordered.
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE is
one of the best literary family Maya
zines in the country. THE AMERICAN
Stock JOURNAL and AMERICAN FARM
ERs' ADVOCATE are among the best OF
Agricultural Magazines in the coun-
try. The subscription price of each is
$lOo year.
Ersry old subscriber acail,ng himself OF
the ADORE offer ,oM rsesice the ralue Of So
for So; and epery ne'o subscriber aciU reeeare
THE WING free from the time he s"bscri6es
till the 1st of January, 1878, and caluable
MAGAZINE and THE WING for 1873 fer the
subscription price Of the paper only. THIS
is a rare opportunity to procure q raIua6ls
Monthly Magazine gear for nothing!
YN No orders filled unless accom-
panied by the Cash. These conditions
are positice.
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THE HOWE

MACHINE COMPANY
This Company has opened an Office in the front
Of The Hing building. North street. Elkton Md,
whrr-, addition To- the HOW : wing Machine, every
ut,r mas" "f Machines. taken in exchange for the
Hove may b. purchased very low.
Sewing Silk, Cotton, Oil, Needles, all kinds
of extra AttachInonts:
IN w'ri every article in the Sewing Machine line is
i'.rr h"pt hand.
Persons desiring to see the Agent business. must
call al I'll" i SiTrGp,Vs: the greater part Of the
week being occupied IN delivering machine, TO pur-
rhsNcrS.
ANY Information about Sewing Machines he had
lay addressing til" The HDtce Nachne c., at Elkton
Ord r. 10y mail will receive prompt attention Instruc
ti"m given aud every Nlchii.e warranted give per
feet s..:l.t ctirn "A ~ sale.
VI, .irrs .nci al trial and sold monthly pay.
Hcuir OF - To nnt believe what Agents tell Won. hut
I" where th- HOWE IL used and examine ii: it will
T"runmrEd itself
A hearty invitation l. extended e. all his old CUSTOM
au'l FRIENDS call aud the Agent his .ew
Machine rooms in The Wig Building. Saturdays
JOHN WILKINSON, Agent,
Sept u. Isl
(NoE'S SurER-PuCSrnATE
~
f F1Gai Gees 4 rsna0niatea Bone Sus,T Ptosphatss
Ex saie ty JOHN pAATRipGR
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Boston Fire Kindling.-A parcel of a

Boston Fire Kindling.-A parcel of a
forbidding looking compound was left at
our office few days since, labeled with
the above caption. The principal constit-
uents appear to be rosin and saw dust; a
piece as large as hickory nut serves adj
mirably to light a fire. The saw dust serv-
ing the purpose of wick which holds the
blaze and prevents the rosin from running
The compound sells very cheap and would
be great convenience in the household.
1t may be examined at Mr.. w. c. Rambo's
hardware store.
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DIED.

JACKSON.-On the 9th Of November. 1872
at Elk Dale. Chester county. Pa. KATE,
youngest child of Andrew and Mrry j.
jackson, aged ) years and days. Her
last request was, Sing to me-"
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveyed
And babe it blossom there.
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ORDER NiSG.

GEORGE GyiNS AND LOUISA IVANS. hi, wife,
ROBERT y. vANSANT AND WIFE AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court Cecil county In Chaucery.
November e,E'!, l>1..
OrnrHEn Thai The .a' Of the R": Estate of Charles
N"nsant. deceased mad" and reported 10y Reuben
Hatnr- Trustee. he ratified and Criir med! unless
{" the contrary thereof be- shown before the 18th
day of January. 1873 provided. however a copy of this
order h" Inserted i'll som" newspaper published in Elk
ton once week for month before tie 10Th day OF
December. next,
The Report states the Of sales I've sSl 12ly
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy test, bANlD SCOTT.
Nov %. l>I2-Im Clerk
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NOTICES. &C.
\ SIlS Az,

Ero!gh lr.rr the subscriber Justice Of the P.ac,
i'll AMI Tor Cecil county Maryland. by W ". Thomas
Astray one RED BULL, supposed 10 lie aipu, two
wears old found tr,passng upon III" property occnid
by him. ~ Red Point Elk Neck. cecil county. Mary.
land. Said Bu! has nn artificial marks.
Tn" owner will come forward prov. property. pay
charges and take said Bull away otherwise he will he
sold according I" law.
GE). L. HOWARD. J. r.
November eth. 1872. Nov Cow
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Orphans Court.-The Orphans Court
was in session on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. Presentation.
James McCauley, Chief Judge; Hon. Jas.
ate Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased persons
examined and passed.
The following bonds were duly examin-
ed and approved: Bonds of Joseph A.
Roman and Samuel T. Roman, Executors
of Absalom Roman; bond of Sarah j. Clay
ton, Administrative of Thomas D. Clayton;
bond of James Graham, Executor of Thee.
Graham; bond of Alfred Wetherill, admin
istrator Jane L. Taggart; bond of Clinton
Mccullough, Administrator of T. Clarkson
Taylor: bond of John Williams. Admins
TRAITOR of Ebenezer Irwin; bond of Joseph
Wells, Administrator of Mary Bostic; bond
of John A. J. Creswell, Executor of Eliza
A. Taylor; counter bond of Charles B.
Meredith, guardian to Emma V. CHM.
The following inventories and list OF
sales were duly examined and passed:
Inventory of the goods and chattles Of
VIM. H. Ricketts,; inventory of the goods
and chattles of Absalom Roman; inventory
of the goods and chattles of S. NJ. G. Mes
bitt; inventory of the goods and chattels of
Theodore Graham; list of sales of Martha
E. Borem.
The following Administrators and Ex-
ecutors' accouts were duly examined and
passed: First account of A. Augusta
Roberts and James T. Mccullough, Adj
ministrators of DR.. Thomas A. Roberts;
first account of Emma Ennever. Admins
tratrix of Joseph Ennever; first account OF
Joseph G. Moore, Administrator d. b. n. c.
t. a. of Dinah Moore; third account of Sa-
rah Semans, Administrative of Edward
Semans, and distribution struck on same;
final account of Mercy A. Richards, guar
dian to Jacob G. Richards.
Court adjourned to meet in special ses-
sion on Tuesday next, 18th instant.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM SHELLEY AND WIFE
RDn EDT UAHI.I.IS A Il, L :,

In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chanccry
ORDERED. This nineteenth day Of November in the
49,. that thu sale made and reported hy James T.
Mtnl'"ugh Trustee for the sale of the Real Estate
William shelley anh Others. he ratified and confirmed
unless cause To In contrary thereof be shown IN or
before "a" 2'rl of Janrary, next: provided copy
81 tiS brr hr Inserted in n.w~paprr printed in
Cecil county once week for month before the .ird
CiIy IF December. next.
The Report states TIE of saes he 81 10000
DAVID SCOTT Clerk.
Irn" copy; tcst DAVID SC0TT
Nov -. 'Ss2-lm Clerk
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Special NOTICES.
Special NOTICES,
4 BLESSING TO LADIES'.
DUPONCO'S Golden Pills for Females
ARE PERFECTLY HARMLESS,
AND NEVER FAIL
AND NEVER FAIL.

Immediately feeye and permanently suppressed
diff tuit mrs;ruaiinn. remove distractions. &c.
One lady writes he would lie willing pay Is box
for them rather than lie without them.
Another lady writes, Dpnnro's Golden Pills relieved
in two ,..t!>, without any Inconvenience, lik.
mIrir.
Z" Beware Of Cnuntcrfcits.' The genuine is put
up in large white boxes containing double quantity ;"
of Piiis, and upon each box you will lind L. g.
Revenue SipH printed rGn, NY p, ga.e 10 ii" "cr
ypu viii hni the words lrPosCGs GnLpEI prEinpirNL
PuL>. ~ ~ hcj letters. A"na genuine without iha;
stamp TIL small rcd and yellow boxes re 10 longer
used because OF their being cuuuterf.i,rl
Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes. SIS.
: - at mr. MITCHELL, Dare STnRr. Elkt"n. Nj.
T., -.-'f+Hg 81 through thr Elkt"n Post ofic", can
have the ii (conii"niIa!yy by mail, t" any part
vt TIE Crrrtry. free 81 past ts'.
Spi ais, hy STIrU & PuNTEE. Wilmington; u. ".
BalcKLEr, Chester, an. 10y :. Il. HOWE, Proprietor,
mar ~, ls72-ly New York.
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.

We the undersigned, do hereby forewarr all persons
from trrSpa--u premises, with either Dog q
Gun as ti. law will lie strictly enforced against all
persons offending. c. l.. WiNhAIE,
J. ALEX. RurTER,
ANDREW ADAMS.
THOMAS HAMMOND,
Seat 81 lS12-3m RICHARIs @ONCHI
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The Great Pictorial Annual.

Host"ttcr's United States Almanac for 1879. for
istrbution gratis. throughout the United States, and
III ciyilize countries Of TIE Western l!cmisl here is
published and ready for delivery in che English
Bohemian and Spanish languages and all who wish
understand the true philosophy of health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions it contains. In
addition admirable medical treatise the
prevention and cure OF great variety Of Diseases it
large amount Of information interesting the
merchant. the mechanic. the miner. tho farmer the
planter, and professional and the calculations have
made for such mcridians and ATTITUDES as are most
suitable for and comprehensive NATIONAL CAL
ENDN
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary, effect
IIostc;tcrs Stomach Bters the staple and al
tcratvc OF than half the Christian world fully
forth in its pages which also interpreted will;
pictorial Illustrations, valuable recipes for the house,
ii ana farm humorous anecdotes and other instruc-
tive and amusing reading matter. original sni s",rcIr
Among the Animals to appear with the opening, of the
wear this will 10 of the most useful and Dau be
hal for the asking The prnprietors, Mcssrs Hostettcr
l. Smith, Pittsburgh. Pa, receipt Of tw" cent
stamp will forward copy 10y mail any person who
cannot procure in his neighborhcod The Bittrf-
Id in every city town and village. and eS.en-
sivcIy Used throughout the entire civilized world
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I WILL OPEN
On Monday Morning
FINE DRESS GOODS

FINE DRESS GOODS
ever offered 70 tho Ladies
ALL THE LATEST NOV ELITES
FRENCH MER!Nn Ci0pI! TINTS
lH::>cH CASHMERE CLOTH TINTS
FRENCH SAfiEEr CLOTH TiNTS.
FRENCH CASHMERE CLOTH rINTS.
FRENCH SILK PnPiIN CLOTH TINTS
IRISH CLOTH POPilN TINTS.
Black Mcrinos. CaslncreS ch.,n
sPEcItL-A large variety Of Sage Colors il, Sat;nes
and Ca. irperes
We selling SILK Corded Puplias at 81 worth
SI.25. - -
One rasc of Stripe Brussels Silks only 80 cents worth
- CENTS
Bla / 4 raras ana Nohars. pure. - 4: to 81
Wilt OPEN SOME SrE' ltL BARGAINS IN PURi.
LYONS BLACK SlLNS. Dt'ilIT FOR CASH.
SUPERIOR Rr!.iOWS SILK FOR s.
GnOh BLACK SILK FOR 81 10.
hAhG AIMS IN BLACK SILKS. 1925 &lG7 81 80,
&l.15. :! I" 81
CHOICE LOT or PLAIDS. ALL-wO0l., AT 80
CENTS. WORTH - CENTS.
FULL LINE OF CHOICE DRESS GOODS AT Low
PRICES.
EXTRA
CASE OF LONDON TWILLED SILKS, COSTS 80
CENTS TO IMPORT, Will BE SOLD AT 81 CENTS.
GEO. D. WISHAM
POPULAR ONE-PEICE STORE,
No. 7 North Eighth Street,
S"Y ;. ;s.2- &m PHILADELPHIA.
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Mallalieus' Kerseys and Cassimeres at
low prices for cash, by r. G. REESE.

The EpiZoOtic is Over.-Horses are we'll
and the people are swarming into town to
see Mrs. Halls large stock of toys, confec
tionery and fruits; and the great curiosity
"a walking doll-the great mechanical
oarSman, dancing figures, and lots of other
strange and marvellous contrivances of the
toy kingdom.
Whitman's fine Bonbon's, which make
everybody's mouth water are there, too;
and tropical fruits in abundance; Havana
Oranges, White Grapes, California Grapes.
home raised Grapes-good as any and not
half so high; Figs Prunes, Prunellas-a
new confect, and tiptop; table Raisins, de-
licious in flavor. seedless Valincias, Citron,
&C., right opposite the Post Office.