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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-11
DEs MONIES VALLEY RAILkoAD./
Office of the General Ticket Agent, I
KEoKrK, Iowa, Dec. !, 1873. J

DEAR Sir: Please inform your read
ers that for the better accommodation
OF the travelling public, we have placed
another first.class passenger train on
that portion of our road running from
Dcs Moincs TO Grand Junction. I'm
der this arrangement We win have
two passenger trains each way daily,
making the hest kind Of time and con-
nections.
This is al important change, one
that we hope travellers will, when duly
informed of, fully appreciate.
All the trains will make the usual
good connections at the various cross
ings. GEO. w. OGILylE,
Gen'l. Freight and Ticket Agt.
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James MCGOWAN was killed last
Friday, while blasting in mine of the
National Coal Company, at Ottumwa.
C. c. Blake, President of the company,
commentaries the deceased with q
newspaper enlogy, in which he says
that no matter in what sphere he may
be on the other side of the dark river,
he win take up his drill and needle
aud use them in undermining every
obstacle. We rather like Mr.. Blake's
theology, which presumes that there is
no future state to which man may
not safely travel with key Of blasting
no WIDER. -Sig0usaaeu Ners.
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YESTERDAY morning as Mrs. DR..
Stewart was breaking an egg, she dis.
covered that there was another COM
plcte egg inside Of the first egg. 1t is
about the size offs blue birds egg, and
has inst as perfect shell as the large
one outside of it. The Doctor has
left it in our Office, where, anyone hav-
ing the curiosity to see it can do SO by
calling. We have seen eggs with two
yoIks. but never before saw an egg
within an egg.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-12-11

AT All election held by the Fire
Company on Thursday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
John Gray, Foreman; ID. D. Cal
boun, LIST Assistant Foreman; r. J.
Hall, I'd Assistant; Jacob Harsch,
Foreman Of Hose Company; Delos
Lapham, 1st Assistant; A. d. Cleve.
land, I'd Assistant; w. +. Harsh, Scc-
rotary; VIM. Nichols, Treasurer; Ex-
ecutive Committee-John Gray, John
Guthrie and l.. J. Allen.
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las. ID. Ladla q Co,

Arc buying ali the hogs they can get
and will continue to buy the whole
season, and pay the highest market
price, notwithstanding any rumors to
the contrary. They vii! receive hogs
purchased, every Wednesday, al the
pork house in Dltumwa. Bring on
your hogs. W. +. McCuE,
dc 5dwlt Ag't for J. ID. LADp 4 Co.
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BueIsin OH arm s Uvo

FOE TEE " .:;.hIiAS.
As our Remover iii rsany cases &C.
quires too long time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whis!s-
ers, we have prepared this dye, II 3@a
preparation; which will quickly af.4
efectually accomplish this result. Il
is easily applied, and produces a cofos
which win neither rub nor wash off
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL & CO.
-H NASHUA. MI
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toprEE.--Col. John Laflaad, Depu-
ty Collector of this District, showed
us, to-day, specimen Of copper ore
taken from an artesian well now
being sunk in the public square at Os.
kalaosa, one hundred and fifty feet
from the surface, II seems to be pure
and valuable. Wrrcgrv+t~se.~s that
tie arill l1a- broken, and that all eff.
forts ~ recover II have failed. An at.
temp. to put down the well in another
place is to be tried.
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We observe, in the Chicago Inter.
Ocean, that one-half of the Dubuque
Times has been sold to Mr.. Wilcox, OF
Milwaukee. We presume that Mr..
Wilcox has bought ont Mr.. Ryan's in.
terest, who has been confirmed inva-
lid for months.
Since Mr.. Jacob Rich's accession to
the Times establishment, il has be.
come one OF tho leading journals IN
the Northwest, and we presume the
acquisition of Wilcox means nc
lowering of the standard Of that OK.
cellent paper.
Tue local editor Of the Sioux City
Journal has our sympathies. He says
1T is we'll enough to double up
and completely disorganize the sleep
ing arrangements of household fol
the accommodation Of visiting rela'
tiyes on ordinary occasions, but when
relatives come TO attend a marriage, and
then remain all night in the house
when hotels are convenient, and there.
by deprive the Young and loving cou'
pie Of each others society the entire
night following the nuptial cereMon.
les, we think ]. is spreading il on a
little too thick"
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We are indebted to Sec'y Belknap
for On ANIMAL report Of the War De.
partment.
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The Ottumws Business College was
never in SO flourishing a condition as
at this time. Boys and young men
cannot do better thing than to take Q
course Of instruction in this excellent
institution.
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state News.

Mt. William Stacy. of Ellis town.
ship, Hardin county, struck water at
40 feet in boring for it, and now has
q living stream upon his farm. In
FIVE hours after water was struck, 1t
overlooked the well, aud was suffi.
cient to water 500 head of cattle.
Six young ladies, in the vicinity of
Blackford's Grove, this State, took on
the habiliments of the sterner sex and
went to meet bride end bridegroom
with tin pans, to give charivari ser.
cnadc. The people Of the house cap
tured the lot aud took them to the
light, causing them to feel very much
asamcd of their foolishness.
a pill peddlcr down in Marion
| county, a day or two since, was in
| formed by his hostess that skunk
had taken mp his quarters in hole in
the wall of her cellar. There 1t stood
sentinel and approach was too peril.
Gus to he attempted. Science, how
ever, prevailed. The doctor emptied
a bottle of chloroform on a broom
held the broom under the skunk's
nose, the skunk went to sleep, was car'
tured and executed, :hc non.hangins
law to the contrary.
| AT Vinton, the other day-or nigh
rather--a jury was locked up, with ,
constable in the came room, keeping
| watch and ward over them. Alon,
toward midnight the constable fel
asleep, whereupon the jury picked hi
pocket OF the door.key, went dow
town, had dish Of oysters apiece
with accompanying "fixings," liqui'
and otherwise, and returning to thei
room, replaced the key in the sleep
ing constable's pocket, and when b
awoke there they were, weary and In
nocent looking ss you please.
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READ Jordan's Sons bulletin in to-
days paper in regard to . great reduc-
tion in Dry Goods, Clothing, &C.,
&c. The Jordan boys are reliable,
live business men, they mean just
what they say, and those in search Of
bargains should bear this In mind.
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Y. y. Walker, of the Bloomfield
Democrat, took thirteen roostcrs on
subscription this week The first
thing Tim knows, il he eats all of
those ROSTERS, he will be roosting
on the head-board Of his bedstead
Growing for daybreak.
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siOO."O0 worth Of GeWds NJ Panic
Prices.
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nocent looking as you please.
Bishop Cummins, Of the Episcopa-
liam Church, has effected by his revolt
schism in the Church. The new
body will be called the Reformed
Episcopalian Church. A meeting was
held Tuesday in New York which
placed this division of the Church into
an organized form. The new church
takes on many liberal forms. 1t ia
perhaps the result of the steps now be-
ing taken towards the unity Of ortho-
dox Christians of ell denominations.
Bishop Cummins, Rev. G. E. Cheney,
Rev. Mr.. Tying, Marshall B. Smith, AL
bert Crane, Gustavus A. Sabine,
Charles p. Kellogg, and other so
called "Low Church Episcopalian
clcrgymen and prominent laymcn are
| among the secessionists Bishop Cum
mins was elected the first Bishop and
Mr.. Cheney Missionary Bishop for the
Northwest.
The following declaration of princi-
pies was adopted by the convention
RESOLVED, That we whose names are
appended to the call for this meeting,
rs presented by the presiding Bishop,
do here and now, in humble reliance
upon Almighty God, organize our
selves into church to be known by
the name and title of "The Reformed
Episcopal Church, }" in conformity with
the following declaration of princi-
pies, and with the Rt. Rev. George
David Cummins, d. d., as our pre-
siding Bishop:
l. The Reformed Episcopal Church,
holding the faith once delivered unto
the saints, declares its belief in the
Holy Scriptures Of the Old and New
Testaments as the word of God and
sole rule of faith and practice; in the
crced commonly called the "Apostles
Greed; !" in the Divine institution Of
tasC sHErAlAvnts UI the DapJIsIn and tEae
Lords Supper; and in the doctrines
or grace substantially as they are Gel
forth in the Thirteen Articles of Re
ligion.
?. This church recognises and adj
heres TO Episcopacy, not as of Divine
right, but as a very ancient and desir'
able form Of church policy.
3. The Church, retaining liturgy
which will not be imperative or re-
pressive of freedom In prayer, accepts
the book of Common Prayer as 1t wa
4 rnvvseoA ,,pn,nossnl nd ponnvnvvn n nf
for use by the General Convention o
the Protestant Episcopal Church, A
ID. 1855, reserving full liberty to alter
enlarge, abridge, and amend the same
as may seem most conducive to tn
education of the people, provided tina
the substance Of the faith be kept en-
tire.
| 4. This Church condemns and re
jects the following erroneous ant
strange doctrines as contrary to God
Word:
1 (a.) That the Church Of Christ exist
only in accordance with one order o.
form of ecclesiastical policy.
| {b.) That Christian ministers ar
priests in another sense than that il
which all believers are social priest
hood.
l (c.) That the Lords table is an alta
on which an oblation Of the body an,
blood of Christ is offered anew to tn
Father.
| (d.) That the presence of Christ il
the Lords Supper is presence in tn
elements of bread and wine.
| (e.) That regeneration is insepara
bly, connected with baptism.
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

j. widely known
as enc Of the most
efcc,ual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
ten and purifying
the blood. j, has
stood the test Of
years. with a con
stantly growing REP
atfuttar, haaaI ~. 80
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girl was placed in charge Of sur
geon. She will recover, but she won't
try to harmonic guDpowder with
red-hot Goals any more. She is con-
WINGED that the thing can't be did.
FISH CuITuRE.-June A. Wcntz,
Esq, Secretary OF the "Ottumwa Fish
Cnlturist Association has addressed
printed circulars to all parts of Iowa
requesting cooperation in securing
appropriate legislation, aud request
ing petitioners 10 address their CON-
municaiions 10 Senator Merrill Or
Representative Dixon, of this county.
who will present them 10 their re.
apectiyc bodies.
The following officers have been
elected by Laramie Lodge No, go, I.
Q. o. H., for the eusuin. year, begin
ming Jan. LIST, 1874: George Haw. N.
g.; X. J.. Tilton. y. G.; II. L. Water.
man, Sccy.; o. NJ. Ladd. Treasurer !:
VIM. LANCE, Per. Scc'y.
Ottnmwa Lodge No. 3, elected The
following: Harvey Lewis, n. c.; c.
B. Ronnds, V. G.; T.. Hall, Scc'y. ;
C. r. w. BaclWan, Per. Scc'y. Chas.
Sax, Treasurer.
J. S. Painter, Esq, OF Ottumwa was
to-day admitted 10 practice in the Su-
preme Court Of this State.--Sfate
Journal.
J. 5, Painter. Esq, is Of the iirm Of
Painter Il Miller, Of this city, a law
firm comprising two young men who
have in the short space Of about Is
months, by diIligent attention to bust
ness, acquired very good practice
Perseverance aud industry willalways
tel in any business.
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CHANGE OF TIME
western Maryland Railroad.


I'M ,shd aitor Thursday, December IL;
~ 1879, the passenger trains on this road
viii rim as follows.
EASTWARD.
Leave Williamsport al $40 a. NJ.
Leave Hagcrst0wH az T.05 A. NJ. and |. 80
p. N.
Leave Nechanicstown at 1.50 A. NJ, Sis
A. NJ, and 3.08 P. N.
Leave Union Bridge at 5.84 A. NJ, s.5S
A. NJ. and 5. az z. N.
Leave New Windsor At .. 56 A. NJ, a.l2A.
Nj. and i.O2 p. al.
Leave Westminster al he A. NJ, 0.3i A.
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Cabinet and Furniture
ESTABLISHMENT.

HNHE undersigned, having ssvzs-nss,ue
- bought out J. ]. Leister's b q
interest in the well known Es- - ;3t--------sits
Enlistment Of Messrs. Shorb & Leister. Main
street, Westminster, West of the Railroad,
will continue to keep on hand full and com.
plete assortment Of all kinds and STYLES Of
FURNITURE, and full assortment Of Cane
and Wood Seat Chairs, Hair and Husk Mat
trasses, Looking Grass Plates, &C., which
will be sold cheap for cash. Old Cane Seat
Chairs re-seated and Furniture repaired.
UNDERTAKING.
Walnut and Metallic Collins and Baskets
on hand. Funerals attended Mt all times, at
short notice.
Also on hand Newell Posts, Balusters and
Front Door Brackets. Hand Rails worked
to order, of oil kinds of Lumber, and different
styles Brackets worked to order.
All kinds of Architectural Drawings fur.
nished at short notice and at low figures.
feb 2l-tf j. ]. SHORE X son.
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THORNBURG & MoGINNIS'S
LIME SPREADER.
PATENTED 1873.


FHNHIS Machine has been thoroughly tested
Il and found 10 broadcast Cur MANuRRs
FROM well rotted BABE YARp MASuREs, RE-
FusE TAN BARK, CoNP0sTs. &C., with perfect
evonness aud great rapiditN
Also, To- BRu4DcAsT or DRILLin the rows at
aay distance apart desired, LINE, PLASTER,
ASHES, SUPER PHosPHArEs. &c., ,eih perfect
crenHess, at rates irom one bsishel 10 any de-
sired quantity per acre,
Orders are solicited, and will be filed as
fast as they can be manufactured in the order
Of time in which the orders are received.
An agent will deliver the Machine MS soon
as possible, and, on thorough trial by the
purchaser in his own way, and in all ways for
the purposes it is intended, and ifnot satisfac.
tory in all things, no sale.
By this system we hope to place it in the
hands Of every intelligent farmer as rapidly
as they can be constructed, and hasten the
revolution that it is destined to work in the
Application OF Manures.
We hope, by the policy Of no sale, unless
satisfactory after full trial, at least to engage
the attention Of calculating and sensible
farmers. Address
i. Ii. COLE,
Finksburg, Carroll county, Nd,
Agent for Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey
and Eastern Pennsylvania. sep 1S.tf
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. 1921 EQUITY.

NO. 1921 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
a John Taylor and others vs.. David n.
Ulrick and others.
N0TlCEis hereby given to the creditors
IN Of Mary Taylor, deceased, to file thei
claims, properly proven and authenticated.
with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county, in Equity, on or before the OH
day Of February next.
Dec. !, 1873. JJ.BAUMGARTNER,
dec 6-4t Auditor.
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ELECTION OF DIRECTORS.

UNToS NAT. BANK or WESTMINSTER,
December 18th, 1878.
I N Election for TEN DIRECTORS for
"A this Bank will be held on THesddy, The
18th day Of january, NEAT, between the hours
Of II o'clock, A. NJ. and ~ clock NJ. of
said day, at this Bank.
J. ". Herring.
dec. cote Cashier.
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MANuREs AND WEEKS Suitable food
for crops enables them to conquer the
weeds In regard to clover, it was found
that when tllh land was wholly unmanured
theweeds foFlned 5Iper cent. Of the entire
yield, but that Che application Of gypsum
reduced the proportion Of weeds to 2 per
cent Nitro genous manures had very
slight effect, and phosphate manures but
little more. We must not from this, how
ever, consider gypsum as an antidote to
weeds in general, since it is specific ma
nlye for clever, and gives it power to
struggle successfully With the weeds, aud
crowd them out.
The above, from an English journal
contains a suggestion Of. value, namely,
to elnlleT fertilizers which will increase the
crop, and not help theWeeds, as in the case
Of gypsum, which aceelerates the growth
Of clover, with little effect on the weeds.
n what other instances can We adopt this
pfine;ple
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ELECTION NOTICE.

pURSUANT to a resolution, passed. bs the
Il President and Directors of the Frederick
and Pennsylvania Line Railroad Company, at
a meeting held on the 25th Of November,
instant, notice is hereby given, that an cleo
ton viii be held at the Office Of said Company,
in the city Of Frederick, Nd, on the first
Monday and 9th day Of january, 1874, be.
tween the hours of II A. NJ. and o'clock,
2. NJ, for the choice Of Nine Directors, Five
by the Corporation Of Frederick and Four by
the other Stockholders, to manage the affairs
Of the Company for the ensuing year.
JOHN LOATS, President.
FREDERicgs ScHIEy, See'v. nov 2a-5i
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s. BENTz,s

lEREALINE or Anti; Dygpeptic Food,
VII the cheapest and healiliest food ID the
world Bread, meat and medicine combined.
Call and get package and Try It. For sale
by f. s. ST0UFFER,
Sole agent for Westminster. Nd.
nov Is. /. :.
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APPLE of S0D0M.-H W, Ceeil
county, aId. Taisis, II some localities.
called Horse NellIe, and Is Solanum
cafolincnse, near feIasive of the potato.
and o. wcfss @ecathe epikiyator las Ia
contead with the Canada Thistle not ex
teptad Weikdow 81 a NUS II which the
proprietor he'd to abandon on account Of
il There Is no rczisay Tor this, nor
for a1y other weed Of is tenacious charac-
tar; except persistent WORK Do not let d
plant o 70 Seed, and ellt tic shoots OIL al
soon as they appear above tie surface. 4
friend It onfs IN Dela9Rse, ~ taking ii as
son a. i 5sreds cleared his grounds Of
n fit flsll ion. lie question
lieu VIII s. 6 (. laid worth what twill
eiIsl u eleaf y Uur Maryland nursery
man Thought t1s, ana leit lis place ii
possass loa 81 'tlle weed iaifxlcaa Agfi-
eRsli
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d Election Notice.

rTsHE Members of the Mutual Fire Insur-
Il ance Company Of Carroll county, are
requested 70 meet at their Office, in Westniin-
ster, on Monday, the stk dag Of January,
lsly, for the purpose of eleeting TEN Dl-
RECIORS to serve for one year. The cleo.
ton will take place between the hours Of 10
O'Clock, a. NJ, and PIP. VI.
By order,
1896. RICHARD MANNING,
dee 2O.3t Secretarv
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Ghe farulrr.
Tae Ioa Hoasa.


No'Wel appointeu lafni snouia De aes-
,ltu'e q " iee,nou7s' aiiy more tian q Us
Darn q wQoa.nouse, No eE.Dosase Or
Sos'lt Dullolns + ssepeu lor 'als use no
arg expense neeu ee 'llcurlsu ~ making
tne enciosuse' o. HING y Win zee. some
mas reeaEulng eons1r 'l5s., snougn oid'
may % u use g enoSe Wisaihs % ouiid.
Flrzs, goou aEalnage musSps secured z, win
ous giving 'ne an access % que ice through
'ne urain. = .ne soll Z porous OF gray
Z not ess,nfisI INA ~ IL ii stnrod ~
ar. w. i !, ' ls ~ o, n; - si' No.
~ sv,,cs Do-,ble " Is s~ ~ ~ $3.50 .sgss
ss, hys +, snail ha,,sS 49,. ,,,, ,.S s go.
NJ ~ ~ sba,,lJ ~ c,nsti 49, M
arclosea ,s;,b s,,s,Sd i I,,,,,s, ~ Ill
& N 60 III ~ 3 ~ \, = ~ III,
u lesss ,,s. Nv, IL ;asbss TS;s ,,;i XII 4
~ $780, 800, ,'v.s.,e;'a e Va1,;
lat;os md Il ,,'.r a,, ~ ~ - e ~ ~
10 T;tb tlssa nm ,,;n All. i, , ~, : ~
s s a. nax;r. ~ ha;lds a. ;.aihanso !
r x Van u ~. s, = MINI H.. .Sa l"s,.s,
~ bodr e 80 ssore5 M botsar !; = ss;lI
tean. =, e,,.a, ;sa,b1,,.. ~ shaSl1 ~ w. w.
,hnp t,ss,5o r., s,,a $500 4, ~ ;as;1 ~ M
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aLoVRs. aL.0YEs.

AuR AsaoftmnslE Of Dog skin Gloves fsr
~ Ladies and Gentlemen was bought d.
recIlg from the manufacturers in oar osqs
name, and viii be sold Is loN az the lowest
ntay Il. 4, NORRIS & co.
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EUREKA sALvE.
Lovers Of Good Tea Take Notice;

VIE finest Tea in the market Cor 8 / go per
a pound bought since the panic, on hand
and for sale BY
nov IS +. s. sTOUFFER.
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Notice Of Sale Notes,

EJERSONS who gave their notes at the sale
= Of the Personal Property Of Barnhart
Brown, deceased, are hereby notified that
they viii become dae on the oath instant, and
that prompt payment Of the same win be re-
CURED. DAVID CASSELL,
dee 23-st Administrator.
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No. lass EQUITY.

ss NO. 1886 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
John J. Banmgartner, Trustee, vs.. Francis
Il. 0rendorif and others.
this 10Th day Of December, a.
" D. 1878, that the sales made and report
ed ia this cause BY John 2, Baumgrtner,
Trusted, viz: The sale made to Nathaniel
Leister, the sale made to John Lewis Beaver,
and the sale made to jeremiah D. Bowersox,
be respectively ratified and confirmed, unless
cause TO the contrary thereof DC shown on or
before the l5thday Of January next; provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county, once in
each Of three successive weeks before the 10th
day Of Jaiiuary next.
The bill states the amount Of sales to be viz,
TO said Nathaniel Lester the sum Of $4,000
To said John L. Beaver, do $4,000
Tosaid Jeremiah D. Bowersox, do Asp. 20
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
Trne copy,-Test:
dec lS-3t FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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DOG SKIN Gloves
VIEW WINDSOR, MD.

III. L. NORRIS s. co.
HAVE constantly ON hand Full Assert.
- ment Of our Genuine Dog Skin Gloves
for lsadiesand Gentlemen, also other STYLES
OF Gloves Of our make, for oil Of which they
are our exclusive Agents for Westminster.
e GEORGE UPDEGRAFF 4 SON,
@ Manufacturers, Hagefstown, Nd.
ang2s.tf l ~. IN ~ ANIr,--.
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pfilpa article Neu Crop Nov Orleans
a d N9lasaas. just received and E0f faIe b.
nor q y. 5. sT0UFFER
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FRESH RATsTvs,

{ iuhRANTS, and citvon, just received IN
nov % i. s. sToUFFER.
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GEoRGE a. FLICKTNGHR,


XXT III. give special attention to the falo d
w Hc1l Estate ind Personal Property.
Post office. YaAeYtoHn, Nd,
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Stockholders Meeting.

a General Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
A the Carroll Comfy Agricultural Society.
as provided BY the Charter, will be held at
the Court House, on Houday, ne Vii dayof
Jdatd'y, 1914, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. A inil
attendance Is requested as business Of impor-
lance will be brought before the meeting.
BY order, WIN. a. McKElLIP.
dee 2O-at Secretary.
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Commissioners Notice.

T 'HE County Commissioners of Carroll
4 county, will meet at their Office, IN West.
Minister MN on the FIRsr M0EDAY or JAsUAnY.
1914, for the transaction Of business.
BY order,
JABEz A. BUSH,
uee Clerk.