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CONGRESS-.

Congress resolved to adjourn on the 10Th
yesterday till the 9th of January. This
is the customary holiday adjournment
The financial question overshadowed all
other interest this week. Secretary Rich
ardson states that a deficiency exists in the
revenues of the government, and that the
public debt has been increased since the
first of December $5.0O0,O 900. The Secre-
tary to meet deficiencies sent into the ways
and means committee two bills recon-
mending an increase in the tax on distilled
spirits, tobacco, railroad and steamboat
company S receipts and a partial renewal of
the stamp tax. Tea and coffee are put
down for dutiable articles IN ono of Mr..
Richardson's bills. The committees of
the two houses to which the bills were sent,
took issue with the Secretary, and in the
resolution to the two Houses, recommend
cd the cutting down of ali appropriations,
stopping work on all public buildings and
improvements, and covering into the Treas
ury the unexpected appropriations for
these works. While all shrink from the
responsibility of increasing the taxes, the
party in favor of initiation propose tenn
porary loan or loans at a low rate of inter-
est payable in government notes. In the
interest created by the Secretary's an
nouncement that an increase of $40, OOO-
900 to the annual revenues was demanded,
and his proposition to raise that amount by
taxation, the salary grab and other ques-
tions which were absorbing the time of
the two Houses were lost sight of, and how
to remedy the financial deficiency has been
the grand leading question of the week.
The resolution of the Finance Committee
recommending retrenchment and economy
was adopted and the Banking and Cur
rency Committee will consider all the
financial bills referred to them and embody
their best features in one general bill.
Attorney General Williams confirmation
for Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of
the United States has met with so much
opposition that it will not be finally acted
upon till after the holidays, and there is
possibility he will not be confirmed at ALL
Mr.. Sheppard has been confirmed by the
Senate to be Governor of the District of
Columbia.
The Bankrupt law has been repealed by
the house. A bill has been reported from
the Select Committee on salaries, repeating
the law of March, 1873, and fixing the
salary of Congressman at SIS, 500 per an
mum, without allowances, except actual
travelling expenses, which was finally in
creased to Sc, 600 and passed by the House.
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SG5 Gov. Thos. E. Bramlette. of Louis
vile, Ky, has given three years to the
building up of a Public Library in Louis
vile, which he intends shall be the best in
the country. He is doing it by a series of
Gift Concerts, the profits of which 90 to
the Library. The third drawing distribut-
ed $500, 600, and the fourth, which has
just been postponed to March 3lst, dis
tributes Sl,500,000. Gov. Bramlette has
almost doubled the business of the Louis
vile Post-office. Eighteen clerks are kept
busy twelve hours each day sending Off
circulars in answer to inquiries for tickets
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ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Phil. & Bait. Central Railroad.
CHANCE OF hours.
Sundays excertn.l.)
on AND AFTER MONDAY. OCT. 10Th, 1877:

On and after Monday, Nov 18th 1879, trains will run
as follows:
Leave Philadelphia, from Depot of p, W. b. r. X.
Co. corner Broad street and Washington Avekue,
For Port Deposit NJ M and 4;jo P.
For 0yfpri. at A.. NJ. and 80 p.
For Chadds Ford and Chester Creek r. X. at and
1889 A. NJ. and $50 At 6.i5 ". Saturdays only
for Chadd's Ford Oxford.
Train leaving Philadelphia. at A. NJ, connects at
Port Deposit with train for Baltimore.
Trains for Philadelphia, leave Fort Deposit at 0 IS
A. and lbs NJ arrival of trains from Baltimore
Rising sun, at 1925 4. NJ. and J.o2 Oxford 615
and IL 90 A. NJ. ard $50 Chadds Ford els, "a
and II % A. N and 20 and 64S P. NJ.
HENRY WOOD
Dec 6, 1875 General Superintendent
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STOLEN!
Horse and Carriage
Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice, that the subscribers Of Cecil
county have obtained from the Orphans Court of said
comfy letters Testamcn,ry the personal estate OF
JAMES CLIFFORD
late OF said county deceased All persons having claims
against :iIc said deceased are hereby warned To exhibit
the S-inc with the vouchers thereof duly
Tn "r before the l2Ih day "t Decrmier. 1871;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from ali ucnc;
"i said estate All persons indebted said estate are
requisite I" make immediate payment the suhsrri-
beers '''en nni"r han',s, this 21th day Of Docem
Der, iN'" JAMES lfF0Rp,
BENZ. CLIFFORD,
Executors of James Clifford, !ere sod
Te>t-RErBES u. JAulR, Register.
dec 20 IS.:--Gw
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ON

Little more than another week remains in
which to secure magazine free for 1874
by paying So in advance for The Wig.
Time nearly up. Be quick or you will
lose the opportunity of getting valuable
magazine a year Just for nothing at all.
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NOTICE

The Stockholders Meeting of the MUTUAL BUILD
lNH ASSOCIATION OF CECIL COUNTY of Nov 10th
uIt was adJoirnei for want of quorum to December
9Th inst and will lie called Immediately before the
Rec nlnr Monthly Meeting. r. G. REESE
Doc 20. lSI:-2M Sncrot.rr
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We have received the Annual Report
Of Treasurer Spinner, for which we tender
our thanks. The Treasurer is strongly in
favor of the currency interchangeable bond
project Of 1856 per cent interest, which is
likely to be approved by Congress.
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NEW ADTERTISEMEN1,S
LOST.

About the last of November n Black Dog with tan
legs answers to the name Of LEAD" A reward of
SO VIII he paid to any person giving information that
will lead to his recovery. JOHN DENVER.
Dec. ~. 1s73-lw.
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EDUCATIONAL CoLuMN.-At the request
OF the Principal of the Elkton Public
School, We have appropriated column on
the first page of Tho Wing to the school
and educational interest, which is design.
ed, Educational Column" and further
localized by the sobriquet of "Our Col
umn," the caption being significant of the
fact that the column is placed exclusively
to the use Of the teachers and public
schools. We hope that brevity will be
studied in editing "Our Column" rs that
amount of space will not accommodate
much matter "long drawn out;'' but is
capable of giving to the public a great
many facts and useful ideas if well win
moved of claff.
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Gs3 An original Christmas story writ
tren for The Wing and a spicy and instruo-
tive letter iron Kansas will lie found Oh
our first page.
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In view of the financial difficulties of
the government, the Senate refused to
agree to the House resolution to adjourn
over the holidays to the 9th of January.
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SINGING SCHOOL.

III" SINGING SCHOOL has been organized and is
Md IN tn" PRESBYTERIAN Chapel. commencing at s
"c"cS fshdrpI on FRIDAY EVENINGS. All members
are requested t" attend puncuully. and all others
dec -, lS13--tf G W HLAKE
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NOTICE

CECIL NATIONAL BANK Port Deposit, Dec. L. 1873.
TIL" Annual Election for five t5l DIRECTORS of this
Bank will lie held at the BANKING HOUSE, on Mon
DAY January 2th. iAIl II. c. HOPKINS,
Lee. ~, ls,J-lw. Cashier.
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CHANGE OF FIRM.

Tn" hahing Arm of Crother. Son Co has been III !.
solved account of tho death of the senior, n,ru.
James Crohers and the business will he conducted in
inture under the name and FIRM Of CRnTHrEs & 60 =
Jane. e. tr"ihcis and Joseph T England coinposinl.
inc hrni Ei'h"r OF tho aRdersigned members of tho,
new firm will settle accounts due TO or due Ly the late
hrn; and all issons having unsettled accounts with
the late tim ara requested to settle IN without DELAY
JAMES C. CROTHERS
Dec b. 1S73-3w JOSEPH # EN,;i.Nn'
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Total, $4,000 Gifts alleaSh, Amounting ts .. .
Ihe ch.ncss hbr riit ATE as one to Eve.
PRICE OF LICK EHNS

y" hole tickets, $50; Halves. S25; Tenths or each
coupon 50; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; Pr Tick
cts for $1,000 ll3 Whole Tickets for $4,000 81; Whole
Tickets for 10000. No discount u. less than 500
worth Of Tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert will be conducted in all re-
sprrt- Ike the thr.c which have already been given
and fu particulars br learned from circulars which
wi Ia" sent Tree from this office To all VIII, alply for
them.
orders i"r tickets and applications for agencies will
be attended t" i'll the order they received and il il
hori they viii TO seEt in promptly that there may he
no disappointment or telay in filling ALL Liberal term.
gwen TO those who bay to sell again All agents arc
parcmpoIy required t. settle up their acpeu6ts and
return all unsold tickets hy the 2Uti day at March
THO. T.. HNAMLErTE,
Agent pnhlic Library Lentucky, and Manager Gift
Concert Public Library Building, Louisville Ky
Dec 20, 1e13-iw.
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IMPORTANT N0TlGE.
As the long nights upon MS when more srtifci,
light is Necessary, it behooyes all who reGur, rood
ILLU MINATING OIL

TO examine it carefully and ascertain beyond the poss
hiiity OF doubt its perfect safety. 1t is an established
TACT that fDur-hftls of the ordinary Coal Oil found in
tho market IA quite inilammable and dangerous iyni
ing readily at ordinary temperatures when bruup hi in
contact with the fame of d lighted match During tho
inter the newspapers almost daily record the fact of
terrible suffering and death from tho akin,. fire of
Coal Oil 10y the breaking upsettiIs of LAMBS. All
danger OF such results might be entirely avoided by the
IIsa of
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sB Cecil county families know what
good Soap is; they use the Wilmington
City," 4
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ST.. NICHOLAS FOR JANUARY.-Thisi is
the holiday number of Scribner's new
magazine for young people, and it comes
loaded, not only with its own store of good
things for the Christmas time, but with
the best Of what had been promised to the
readers Of Our Young foMs-for the last
named magazine has been bought by
Scribner 4 CO., and is now merged in st.
Nicholas. But although Our Young F0lks
disappears from the field of juvenile liter
allure, the boys and girls will lose nothing,
for its best writers will contribute to the
new magazine.
Mr.. rowbridge, the editor of the late
Young F6lks. has transferred his story,
Fast Friends" announced for his maya
zine, to St. Nicholas, which thus receives
a most .alaube addition to its CORPS of
contributors, for few writer's enjoy so high
a reputation in juvenile literature as Mr..
Trowbi idge. The first chapters of his
story appear in this holiday number of st.
N cho,aS, which shows great increase in
size while the o. a ity of its contents is su-
perior to that of the earlier numbers and
that is saying a great deal. 1t is uuu. u IL V
rich in stories, and remarkably so this
month.
The engravings, of which there il q
generous display-about forty in all
of that high order which has made St.
Nicholas noted as a magazine of art.
st. Nicholas is a cheap investment for
any family for So year. Scribner 6 Co.,
New York, publishers.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

by virtue of a decree OF the Circuit Court for Cecil
county. in chancery, the undersigned will offer at
Public Sale, the premises, at Liberty Grove.
R"wlanisvilIc Cecil county, Md now occupied by
Elihu Harrisan, on
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Hrani total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Sl,+05S4
certify that the ahov. is II correct report Of tn.
money received by me during the Fair ending Noyem-
Der :!rd la,3. DAVID c. WORK. Treasurer.
Cherry Hill. Nd, December 10, 1873.
The thanks Of the Lodge rendered the Ladies'
who participated in the Fair. and the public who
generously latroniErd us. b. C. W.
Dec 2U-lw
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PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

NJ WY II"II1 tIIe 1IUFT NJ tEp IOslOn. BUT FK0 AT
THE DANGER OF THE OIL TAKING lire SHOIfI n
THE LAMP RE UPSET OR BROKEN.
We endorse this Oil as
EXTRA SAFE,
with the fullest confidence. after an eSperenee of over
three years, during which pertu,! We have handled
upwards OF FlfTf-TWO THOUSAND GALLONS which
ms been used IN thousands Of families with great salts
faction, and from the use Of which no nc, ident has
occurred either directly OF indirectly.
1t is put III One gallon Five gallon and Ten gallon
packages each Can is closed with meta-cap bearing
the manu stamp. large stock lust received
and Tor sale Wholesale and retail low est rates t
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SIXTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Bohemia Bridge Company.

RECEIPTS.
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CiriSiasl-Depot Str,si-rrcachinr by Ed
s II King, "a and IN Lord. day. in each
mouth at II o'clock, m. Sunday school :
o'clock. J Warren, Sup't Worship even
Lords day bythe congregation.
B,VJilst--Rev 4 ID Rash, Pastor-Churcl
meeting lst Saturday in each month Preach.
ing III and 8rd sabbath in each month At
o'clock. m. sunday school at 8 O'Clock, q
K Water, Superintendent.
MsiAodist Ep,acop,l, t.S,slA Rev. G { Over.
street Ha-,or--Seryicese ycry SUNDAY morning
Prayer meeting every Thursday night. sun,
day school aty O'Clock.
ISsIaa.s-iqa SHiken)-Preaching Nv Rev,
Wa.s Grow, let and 81 Sabbath in each mouth
Sunday school At 9 ocl1ck, a Ia.
RcsiwelIan tGaieal .AH.aAyl-Rey. t IL
Cleland-Seryices "a and 4ih SunIays In each
month. Sunday school a, O'Clock, a m.
Ru1 BsoHok-Prcaching by Elder J L Al.
len the fiist Lords day in every month.
Girai's Oureh, Liaolil CluEy- Preaching
by Elder Jesse Walden ever fin. sunday nom
ing and afternoon IN each month.
w. EuJa cirie'qa- Nine miles south oi
Stanford Preaching every 4th Saturday and
Sunday following by Elder Martin Owens,
Wainn Fiat O1aBeriIHd Rx.byt.4Sa.-
Preaching 10y Rev. L. II. Caldwell, 81 Sunday
in each month.
Cfab Orchard Chist'as-- Preaching every n
and Sunday in each month, by FL
der x { Gil.
Cnlb OrcAori SpdHgs--'service in the College
chapel every sunday, except the second IN
each month, at l0i A N. Rev John b Tar
rant, pastor. f......
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KEsrucKy SHORT sTors.


Ghrder is prevailing among the
mulcs in Bourbon and Scott counties.
Joseph Clark hns been appointed shor
iTof Owen county in place Of X. IL.
Williams, resigned.
Rsv. J. y. Biggs, a graduate Of
Goorgo,own Collogc, has been elected
Prosident Of the Louisiana, Missouri
College.
The tssn trustees Of Richmond, KY,
have passed a law that The proceeding
of the Police Court lie patlshod each
week, and have made / the duty Of the
town marshal to make report Of the
same.
The Annual Methodist Conference Of
that Church in Kentucky assemblies in
Russellyille on the let Of October.
Mr.. j. Mussclman, Of Scott county,
planted one bushcl Of potatoes ,thc Peer
less variety and dug thor1from sixty
bushel by measurement
r. n. Ofult, jr., OF Scott county, Is
feeling four calves, Of his own raising,
now three years old, which weigh respoc-
lively 1850; 1880; Lao, and l,IS5
pounds.
The Cholera was reported as hay-
ing rcappcarcd at Franklin. The Iairi-
Of denies the report most omphatieaIiy. I
There Is no cholcri there, nor has theFo
been any for several weeks.
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3uglrf-2i piysion-w Il Carson, 81 sat
ur'ays In August, November. February an,
May "a Divi.ion-J u Drnnis, "a Saturda,
IN July, Octobor, January aud April, Ge1rg,
Bohbet,, Constable.
C,,5 Orcsani-l~t Divisior-G W Parker
ith Saturiay In March, June, September an,
n,comh,r. Il Division Eult SuwaIt, p
saturday in March. june. September and DE-
ccmhcr. Iu,k Ballard Constable
Hah.u, Floi--Ist u,yi.iou-v Craig Lynn. q
Thur 'ai iu March, Jauy, september and De
C,uhor. 81 Division -- .fh THURSDAY T.
N'rch, June $ ptcmbcr and December. To
HUug!as Constable.
iHoh''Hi--ls, piyi.ion-l owls BAH, 81 sat
urdsy IN January, April. July and October
I'll Division John Henson, III SATURDAY il
daG.-ry, April, Judy and October. Jcs. 3
Young, Curst1tlc.
We.-,cig1g-l-i Diyision-E Palrctt. g
Tue DAY in March, J1Ur, September and lie
cytrhtr. "A Division WIN. tooch. 4th Tues
day in Marea, Junc, September aad Dccounbcr
Grryi'lo Singleton, Constable.
Iar.Duai, La I.i;sion--John Cash. lsl
Thursday ia March, june, september and he
c,ubCs. 81 lyi iug-l % Al,usu. "a Thur.
day in March June September and Dccrmbcr
sam Campbell Constable.
Hutrr'.e-l st DIVISION Darius Lamme
81 Tuesday Ia biarh, june, SJpiemher and
DOcembvr - Diviion--J 4 Hughes, Isl
Tuesday in March, june, September aud De.
eember. W RJonos, Constable.
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A Commandery Of Knights Templal
PROCLAMATION HY TEsE GOV
E&lNOE-.

EAENL.4N T I'LL q l. aiLNl,
FRAsllFossr, KY Sept. ~, 1873,


FRASl1Foer, Ky, Sept. ~, 1873.
WnEREAs, Forw,.nt Of eap,ci. ~ IN TIE two
Lunatlc Asylumsthen existing 20 acoommo-
date the luuatics in ire Siste, "A act Was pas
sed BY me General Asambly, entitled "An
act concerning Pauper Luna.i,s IN his Coia-
monwealth," apgoved 2sfh March, 1879, pro-
viding for their care IA the banda Of oominit-
tees % be appointed b. lhe courts, ard IN uAs
jails Of the Stats, with payment therefor from
DE STATE Treasury under The proYis.on Of
which Statue number sneh Gnfartunate per
sous have been and are nos confined aud pro-
yidad ior rs ihst ast rUQcircs. Aud where's,
afterwards, on Tie 2lst of April, 1873. ~ act
Wa passed b. -ha GeAeial Asaeuhly and APP
proved, providing for a third and fourth Lu-
maize Asylum, aEd empowering and authoriz-
ing the Governor 10 cause ali the lulatics in
the State 10 be located and provided for in aaid
four Asyiums at 40 early day as practicable
after he hn. day Of May, 1873; but providing
that the third LuRaiic Asylum should not be
used for lunatics until Tbs Others we're oiled.
And whereas, such repairs, recons;ructions,
and Grragemeats have boen made In aud upon
the buildings and PLACES d1sgnaied "a The
Fourth Asylum as that il nov receiving the
unfortunate indicated IN the Law, and will he
In condition by the l6la " October next 10
aAsRAaAA-AANtstN ~ wv AAAA aAllN 81
ding. Aud whereas, It Is believed that ever,
luEatic In the STATE can, on that day, Be ~
ceiSeL Sl4d kindly provided for Ia ths said
three Asy lgms
How, ,Aefliore, I, Preston II. Leslie Gov
ernor ol the Commonwealth OF Kentucky, do
hereby nake known % an ths district and
couEiy o'hcer and committees Of slunaiies,
dat tAa aceommldaduns a. hfsresaid have
leoa maze and vii. ID ample Tor lie reception
and .realach, Of all the linAtios ia tho State
Thero!ore, those having them in charge are
directed % CARY 1Aem 90 he proper Asylums
a. Designated BY The law Immediately aher
the said dfisgath day of October, 1873, sler
which daie no l,on " sill Be paid OUT Of the
TrcgaaIy ~ their care and treatmeni in the
hsads Of any one oatside VI said Asylua.
- IN Wase4 HaaoG Leye hereto
tsxst - ~ ss.,a anu amazed the seal q
- lhlaie. Done AZ FralkisIt this LIZA
\ - day NJ September, 1873, and lns
= 49, SIND YEAR OF the Colaniauwcl ltll.
p.a.c. PA LEALii<
,.ie0. W. caADpans soc'y Of sisle.
~ 80 III - s..f
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siNGLE SHOTS.
snatSlte,s Ss0us tse Metropolitan
\.BoEElttIs.

% 1ahs AAANA''a
The whole number Of hogs laughter
cd in the Eas. and West laltycar, was
ten million.
A Southerner by the name Of Donet
son publishes an account of his having
seen and talked with with J. VIII cs
Booth, the assassin Of President lin
coin, few months ago, away 81 on tno
of the South Sea Islands, whithef be
had fed fugitive and exile. If the
spirits Of Americas traitors and hlur-
derers go to the South Sea Islands, after
their death, then Booth certainly is
there; otherwise not.
The pews in a recently dedicated
church in New York rented for ST 10 900,
The amount Of money soma people are
willing TO pay for the privilege Of wor-
Shipping Che Almighty where thciFclothes
can be sccn. to advantage is sometimes
enormous.
! Kate Stoddard, the alleged murderess
Of Goodrich, refuses 20 eat, and says she
intends to s.arye herself
The Democratic State Convention, at
Meridian, Mis-, refused to make any
nominations whatever and adjourned
aao die. This, it Is thought, viii guar
antee Alcorn's election over Ames by
large majority.
Monroe, North Carolina, is blessed
with G sort Of cat cholera, which proves
quito fatal.
Virginia has paid $50, 100000 of suxesI
into the Quilted States Treasury ID her
tobacco alone since the war
The celebrated California tfotter, oc-
cident, made the extraordinary sine Of
2;164, last week. q. 4
The Seport that the new fly cent note
has been counterieited is withoth4bun-
dation.
The National Convention Of Spifitu-
alists, in Chicago last week, settled the
bash of that body of corruptioEists, BY
electing Vic. Woodruff President, aud
applauding a lecture in which she enun-
ciated her peculiar doctrines in such OBJ
ecne dialect that the local papers reSssI
ed to publish it. ~ 81
A Commandery Of Knights Templar
got Oh a terrible "high" on tile lStE.iust.
They held a special conclavc on the sum-
nit Of Pixies Peak, over fifteen thous-
and feet above the sea level. 4
The Fall Meeting of the Nashville
Blood Horse Association compences on !
the 18th.
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IEavc NE ieo aInny Orchar,i-.

No not hy.any means. We lave nct
half IS ma, u as there should be. Every
farmer in Kentscky, si:9ald have one,
of some size. Every owner Of a rood Of
land even should have isesS or less fruit
trees. We cannot have ioo macA fruit
of any kind. Aside ffoh .heif health
fulnoslto our fsnilies. ms are means
OF revense Of NO inconsiden.ble amount.
HorticulturiAis have made many great
advances ipsirnit Of all ;.i9ds irring the
last twenty-five or thirty yei 50 that
now no man need say ke.c~na Fad va
rieties adapted 10 his so and climate.
How many farms do you l how in your
vicinity upon which there IS o. hard?
II you win reflect a moment you viii be
surprise i to learn that not osl .ourth Of
them have orchards, an many of the
one-fourth that have them, have fruit of
old times pact and almost worthless.
Reader. we have word 10 whisper IN
your ear now. Ifsyon own az land,
and, have 10 orchard upon &, d9n't' let
October pas, this year without planting
one, If it Is only small one. If you
are an old man, perhaps, you may not
reasonably expect 70 eat Of the fruit, but
your children and generations after you
viii, and this Of itself should be sufi-
cient inducement for you to plant the
trees. Buy your trees frcm G reliable
aurssypal, and then YOU will be sure
to get tho4ind Of fruit yon expected.
.s POMONA.
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County Court, "a Monday in each month.
Quarterly Court, lst MONDAYS in March, June,
September and December Court Of Claims--
"a Monday in October, Court uf Levy and
Assossment--2d Monday in June.