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FIELD, LETTER & co. AND THE
STAATS.ZEITUNG.
Intorontlnn Corrcspondcnco.

IntorontinW Corrpspondcnce.
We hava roceivcd 1ettor from Mr. Fr. Koehn,
bf shoboygan, Wis, with roqueat that It may
bc published. 1t onolosos copy Of circular,
which No translate below.
snEDoFnAN, Wis.,, juno H. 187a-1 ham juat re-
esiysa circular which rurorts to 10 oxtraot from
kho lltnoa Stdats- Zetting hn Il those arc tho real
Poz md customer II ho rm No Il Tiod. Ieer 10.
L pa sa sas e
bold The r,n rusponsibs fer tho denga Of their clerks
ns ayoas os t. eoncoe e
sea whs s5o not granted to other 4nq: NopS Of bus
."DAnr lie f[n1nfsfptS4i}o p14i}on,,AN,n
FIELD, 1E11zn 90. AND THE, 7EMrHnAsoE. .nunrAu
IN ALLrAKoE. !. .
WHAT FIELD, rrtrEn co.'s o1xnks ritnk. OF
LAW AND JuaT1OR.
Yesterday tRers ese e SsfSre hs 5 woa sao
Police Court complaint against Mr. Henry hiathient
fsps snsg s
Hoboaon, was difeeied to summon Jurors, Though
he epnla hsye stood on ths strost IN iron.
s e'ef oe ee snd e e
on bs epee and paF Up some S'y passers b. n
our .@,thosy for ths l. een9nsn Of Thorough fe-
en 81 4 s mn xs
drawn, Fteld Lnitor Co.'S satelltee declared that
Ehouugh tho .festin,eny Which xas produced
IT, L s1pne I sa he I'D beon better
Quaincd with the nater ho should not heyo brought
t1 sssa rns II e. g. s ns as ss
hundred dollars" 70 rcmonssranco tlat The tostt-
M as ' q ths5
10 show The Germans who was master hore Thpao
hdlrty" German beer aaloons and tho 1nsolont Tor
fS,o. fhnn1d
pi g punissoa though they admitted Soy
thohabt Of drinfng Sunday and though tho testimony,
aa y Tsi ns % On ua to dc delandsn sinea he vas asrsn
Fortunately the other lurora wero With ono exccp-
aS Fl hs
more than hours deberation tho jury stated they
Few Every T Individual must and should hare hts s.yorlo
opsnions and il ono Of Field Latter Co.'S CLERKS is
knowNsthng hYpocrlte and m sss Il y purely his
work, Il ia ooTtainiy vory surprising rn can spare
nine ele'hs collectively befoFs th9y have hsara Any
It cersiniy looks 80 and q Mossrs. Field, feitar
Co., their clerks, hato aermanism 90 mich, cor
Of their M store. Il Feld, Letter %. can got dong
without the Germans, the dernana can certanly got
h1ong without them.
ANOTHER BET or AEr1pAv1Ts.
Yesterday TEE Tribune printed tho substance
Of afldaYiss, setting forth that certain Jurors In
Tho case Of the City Of Chicago vs. Henry Ma:
thion. Who were cmployod in the establahment
during tRe consultation of the july in such
mannot az to create tho Impression that thoy
Fiahed to render verdict against tho de-
fendan a no okaonss IL ssooran'e 4 II, With tho
Mshiea lawyer s syas sa IL IL examined n ssvon
employees OF Field, Letter d Co., aud excused
threo of them Tor cause, thus leaving four Of
eho number on Tho Jury: In their affidavit, A.
ttI,r 91oru nf fna 3&1rp Int
, 1873-06-18

CANAL OFFICE, CHICAGO, Juno I7.-Ann1vEn---polar
$500 bu corn 5000 bu oats; Omaha, soneca, 200 bu
corn; Brtlliant Romeo $500 pu corn Gipsy Queen,
OLrinED- -Montana, Henry, 80 m lumber; Banner,
Iasalle, 116 .oa2 feet lumber raramon Henry % 29t
feet Fon M9nb Us l. Gar
tha Henry, i3s ions iron Oayuga, Lockport, 30 brls
SALT 27 kogn nails 0uba, Lasao bo,7o5 feet lumber,
$500 lAth.
, 1873-06-18

than for the week corresponding last yoar. Tho
outskirts Of, tho oity, and nlgaiaes nothing, as
tho diacaao ia always present III tho summon
tmo. Dr.: nauoh, however, nrgoa cleanliness
and assfdnitY".in the removal Of offensive
mattor, especially from catoh-basihs. Warren
hvonno, won't OF Western avonuo. ghould tnko
tho hint, Dr.. naunh givos a list OF diHinfeot-
ants,. at the hoad Of which Is oarbolid add. DR..
Rauoh thinks TINT In q noek or two tho city will
bo IN as good = sanitary condition "a Gun bo OK,
pooted. Smallpox lH dying out.
, 1873-06-18
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
Southern Indiana

Southern Indiana
"A District Convention met at Lawrenceburg,
Ind, fow days ago, and adopted tho following
resolutions: '''
WuEnEAs Government Ia essential to man, and rev.
cn,,e equally essential to Government, fully accept
the aboys Fundamental and essential facts but
when ssatuteE unjustIy enacted, and Government
5oct TINT account to oppressive mud unjust tarahon
j. is their privilege and thsiE imporapt duty to do.
WHEREAS. The deanite conviction now prevails
among the laboring classcs OF community that auch
state ot oppression ia now upon them W. tho working
.g sc sny sS hu IT, form at u asnsa 81
and futhor, ,se roeognlze as tending materially to
promote corruption, = e1traya9ance and irrespon-'
assSs snR Ia e he s Of psa5 d s
past and that It is essential to tho reforms which
4e have mot to ecc TINT We ignore al previous party
pEeduectiona and pledge ourselves no longer to sub
NIT to partisan domination to tho decentralization
Of our individual 1udgmen. mad personal manhood.
oatrncB on account Of profcasion calling Or rank in
life, st the Same te pledge cur aurnges and In.
d. Ss Al sas ss: Of % ope pfG 70 % d. 0 ~
tercats Of the laborng aasea and set forth tho FOL-
loving declaration Of our principles and Of tho
Resolusd, That We denlapd poaitlye reduction Of
tho expenses Of tho aovcrnmont, -townahlp county,
q ss as RS'xs snS
ona the increase Of which 10 the present oxorbitant
rates Ia fruitful aourc0 Of public Generalization Aud
official dishonor, and hold that every dollar e1-
pondod beyond the actual uocesaities Of the Goyern-
men Ia wrong, and leads to corrupt extravaganza In
public Affairs.
Keso!red We hold that labor and capital arc equally
and alike entitled to the protection Of 1nw, and will
earnestly Eosst tho claim Of capital consolidated "a
corporations inva1te With exclusive franchises by I'M
prudent legislation that such franchises vested
rfghts, which doctrine we donounco and condemn a.
against the apirit Of FREQ government, and do
mand tha. the power Of Congress- to "regu.
rapaolty Of Failroad corporations, created by
public favor, and vested with vaat franchises now 40
oppressive TO the various interests Of the country aha
bo restrained by rsasonuble legislation.
fesored We do1nana TINT tho public lanaa shhll be
held In good fah to homes for actual 8ettlers
only and that grants Of lands for educational pu1-
poRsa shA only DO nado to promote system OF
mon Schools tho bene1t Of which may reach all claasss
OF community.
t.olred Fully convinced Of the justice and rsason-
ahlones. Of tue above princple rs earnestly aolic
ar organizations, md for tho purpose Ut carrying
them out We hereby form otrnclyeH into association
to be known tho Farmers aud Workiugmena Az
ISOLATION Of Southern 1ndtanas
, 1873-06-18
SENATOR CARPENTER.
A Correspondence with. Hin, bn tho
Will mnke d BpoocEa on the Subject.

A Uorrosponi1cn with Him bn tho
Increaso- - OF i sn1nry .teacstton - 11o
Will Mnlke n speech ON the subtocts
, n.,,,, r. ca,,1<s 5ts*1',5; ,;;estss wtts My 1s7'
hsvo returned from Washington, md wo avail
ourBelves' Of thu earliest oppottunlty to commits
WIN you y y 10 yon oe
Euorly'a rositlons OF Rock County, and as our
people wore aotivo In oleoting you to the posi-
lion which you now hold, and have In many
spokon In rratso' Of your ability and official
conduct, but nxpresaod confidence IN your pur-
pose to roproBont the wlahoa and tho inter-
esta Of the e'peoplo VIC fool tho moro free to
9,Ga9 Ha II s end q Of s %
sion Of Congress, to nembotB and othors, large
sums Of monoy, In addition to the salaries which
they In effect agrcod to roceya In full for co,n-
pcnsat,on by accepting tho Offices q they hold.
consuro, but bodauBo wo dosire to be frank with
you, as you have always been frauk with us, and
wo therefore ddalro to gtvo you ata opportunity,
eiter hi phllic n1ooting or by letter, to state
your roasous for your action on that question
before doolding againat you.
II tho pooplo Of. Wisconsin, shall doom your
roasous Insufficient, thon VIC aro frdo to say that
In our opinion 1t wif1 become your duty, as rop-
foaontatlve of tho people to totrace your stops
and correct the wrong. %
Please indicate whether You dosire to be heard
In public meeting, and II not, then We shall
expect you to annwor by lettor at your earliest
coivenionco. Youts truly,
John \; Cooper, . y i, osTns nas.,, I
Horny Palmer, .~ j. D. Ro1forl, ,
8. A. Hudson, - ]. D. Uasaolay, j,
Orr1n autrnsoy, John n. Bonnett,
YIN. A. Lawfonco, :; =. ". Sale,
II. r. poWcll z. r. Dnrdick,
Hugh Wheeler, James Harris,
L. j. Darrowa, =. @. Miner,
'Adtlmon shcr1nan, J. o, Plumb, Homery,
E. ". Parker, Joseph Spaulling.
, 1873-06-18

P1TTanunGn, Juno 17.-CATTLE-Alarkot dull ar
rivals hoavy; best, bA@8c atockers, 4@5c common,
-3H@4c.
sllsEr-Arrivals fair; best, 5'5@5,1c; medium, 90
6Hn.
ifoas-Arrivats light; Philadelphia, $5.45at'o0; +;
Yorkers $t05G35.20
, 1873-06-18
A Gubcruutortnl Suit,

LITTLE RooR, Ark, June l7.-The Hon. Jo-
eeph Brooks hns commenced q suit In tho Cir
cult Court of Pulaski County against Gov Dax-
tor, for thaiol1lco of Governor.
, 1873-06-18

TursDAY EVENING, Juno II.
lumbar shness sn M ia for n te past aestt as CON-
pared vith tho Corresponding tir,o QUO yoar ago
,G.dRses3pts:e 1SSlhat 1SSlhatp'ae'.tss::o,
4nmbe m fcot.....s2!ls s5,51as 1s2si 1l,2sS Az
Iatll, m. m........... $3.50 3,784 1,T99 1,G82
The market tho past weak has bcan ubcra1y sup-
pliod With lumber and there has bean faE donand,
weet. Tho higher grades Of lumber bring full a.
Teen largo attendance Of both city and country doa
e,s, and they have been 4oeral purchasers, which,
although pr.oea have not changed :, matori,
altf serves to create better feeling all
have beon II moderate supply, and sold at sls.oo5
mica @ esrgoes % 1t M ;eats snd as acanins sS1
stR;oo@o6o, tho oqtside being tho pr1co for good
II $500, Shingles we1e steady 1t 500 for "A."'
beea setye sn steadss, snd d ths aEge aset whIsh
aees wore loft oyor: ' '.''' WV ''''
Tho following aaloa woro reported:
Cargo echr Leo, from Grand Haven, 8T,0f4 N It:
etripa and boards vt $137b pcs ath at $20o g1o
picksss at $500 prop Truesden. from Grcon Bay, 800
m A" shingles. Bold by Irish, Bul11n h Co.
8cbr Maine from Lu1inRton, 1856 N jo9ts and stan-
m ]oists md acantng at $3.50 cargo schr Annie 10.
mine, from Maulsseo 1888 tolats md acantling at
$3.50 ssrdinia, from Menisteo, 140 N 1oists and
scantng a. $o;ov echr sigo. from h1snlstee, % ni
scaptEng 1t se,t0: Fscon. from from Ludneton IL N
1oiata and ecantling and abort timbor at $o25 schr
Barber from Lndlngton, 1ob m 1olsta End ecanlnE H.
800. Sold by ]. H. Loomn Co:
Cargo schr J. y. Tracy from hlansteot 81 m 1o1ss;
and scantltng At $780, 30 IN lath At $200 Blanchard,
Horland Co.
Cargo schr Hubbard, from Grand Haven, 90 m It,
common htrips and boards at $1,000 IL IN lath at
f2.0o Sold by Ever AarhauR-
LuMnER FnE1oHrs.
hn!steo f2.50; 1ulington, s. 20; Muskegon, 500;
Qcontot tS.1aG93bu; Manom1nca, $AbUQD9.7b; Ient-.
water, $3.50; White Lake. $3.50 arand Hayon, s2.oo'
@2.25.
At THE TAnps. .....,
Trado at the yarda continues aotivo, the movement;
boing principally In the common grades Of building.
lumber and fencing Pcea for thcso graea arc easy,
0odar posts arc af boing scarce Hardwood is qliot
and unchanged. We quite
First ctear @56.oo
Third elesT Inch .............:. $500 91ooo
Third clear, thick. Observation-Disclosures. $500 @450o
CLEAR flooring, lHt and I'd together, ~.
rough. ......................... 1000 @43.O0.
olcar siding, ist md ID toeether..... $500 $Moo
Common sitting. 1900 @Se1.00
Common flooring, dressod, hrst...... $500 @3a.0o
Common Aoortng dressed, second. -. $500 0s0Oo
011lt1
, 1873-06-18
pxaue County. In.

Centre Grange of ''patrons of IIusbandry,"
Page County, adopted tho following resolutions
ou the Ith Inst
" e3v.s The objects and purpozes Of this orgR1fza-
ton 8 uuar BY any persons to 10 but partially under
stood and .-...
WmEaKAs, Designing persons aro for aeaht and
, 1873-06-18

Indiana Centta1.,,.., BOX
Illinois Central. .....110
Union Pacific atocka. 2B4
Union Pacific bonds. 30 Il
Central pacfiiu 11onds.113 !,
Del. Luck. b Western. 101
Hartford h Eeio...... 2
, 1873-06-18

a1o used in thonsanda Of the wors Of
and iuor1nistent fovoz. and dumb-aRuo. With
tonishln9 They oorod to tho public with
full confidence Ia their met They do not contain pois-
injurious properties. and bo taken by adult
and child with porteot safety. Thoy and
for aao by Druggists a. 10 cents boz sont BY mall
prepaid. hloLafn's Candiod Castor Oh u delicious
syrup tho bean hanlo1 and roablo thartto
medicine. Also MoIan's Vormtfugo Eonbons; de-
Hghtful worm candles. Children arc de1tghtod with
tholn. ptico for. ethor Is uonts. VAN BCuAAUK,
STEVENSON i REID. Soe Agents. Chicago
, 1873-06-18
Isitt4blarE Oil Market.
The Produce Markets.

prTrsnunon, J,ine I.-Crude petroleum, $22o@
2.22t1 OF Parkes's rchnea lo1ze. :,
, 1873-06-18

butchers Lightning Fly Kil1or
Sweeps al before It. bogus limitations aro being crowd.
cd oil. Look out for then AK for Dutohors tho old
original arttolD, mud take no otfIGr.
, 1873-06-18
LUMBER.

TursDAY EVENING, Juno II.
The following gives tho receipts and.shipmonta Of I
Lumbar, shingles, a1, lath for the past wcek
pared With tho corresponding tim0 QUO year ago:
, 1873-06-18
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.

:; COMMENTATORS His Best, ny J.T T.TrowbrldRc:
A. Gold-1iinor'a Story. by Edward II. Ncalloy; Thu
Duchan and tho Big Fial; Tho Fairy Of tho srinuinR
Wheel. by q. d. Shnnlys Old Nick. By Elizabeth
Kilhams Tho Story Of Euinont Man. by J. r.
TrowbridRes About Weasols, by G. a. Stcphcns;
and othor excellent Stories, Poos and skotches, with
abundance of Entertainment around tho EyeupR Lamp.
tu-For sae by ali Booksellers and Nonsdoalors.
JAMESR. OsGOOD &U0., Publishers, Boston
, 1873-06-18

Mt poND9.
Coupons 'e7.
Coupons, 'a8. .1l0N
l0-AQ9. .....,..,....l13
Currency Ba..........1l4E
NOW ~. ..v..........1lb
DOND1.
Virgiu!asx old.....u,A3
North Cs4s,lilias, old. 40
NORTH C;ar,!iuAB, neW.1s
, 1873-06-18

rest assured that he has deeper hold upon tho
German massos than some people think. Hc ia
faults and shortcomings; but ho ID = man Of tho
people, and the people undorstand him. He has
mado more than ono mistake, and made serious
one last fall, when hia fidelity to the old Repub-
his influence into tho scale Of that party, and
thuB elect their ticket. He will certainly not ra-
peat this er1or ne3t fall after I'LL tho thanks he
has sinco had from that party. Aa to his "pon-
"bellow" at tho "proddng Of hia goad," tho
wiao oditor Of the Times knows, Of oourae, more
about this than anybody else; because lie has
been in the Same business over sinco ho came to
Chicago. -. .,.. -. .,..,:
ali afraid thnt this so-cal1ed "Now Dopar-
turo'' is not sufficiently understood by; our
American oitizonB, who have to take aidos on
this question next fall, and practically to decide
t. o e Hassss a ss hat s daa a1 % oeasa stGs =,
asos from rom ' raSSle Of boz gss and
and IT "boer-awlllors,'" md that 10 respectable
oerman has a.nythtng to do with IT.. They are
tory Of Chicago were tho Germans moro united
than on this subject. History teaches thom
that aumptuary laws never can ho thoroughly
enforced, aud that no majority has the right to
It's Of tho minority. Tho sa1oon. .koopora win
toBt tho law before tho courts, which is
tholr uudoubted right; the dorman nasaos will
peaoeably 60 to tho ballot-ho1, and try to got
thoir rights there. They hope that thoro will bo
unpretudiccd Americans enough to help thoua.
with thoir vote, who have somo respect for the
citlxen Of foreign birth, who did 10 much to
make Ohioago what 1t ID. and without whose CO.
operation most OF our rchest mon would never
10 what they arc now. They hopo that the
Hplrlt Of Natlvism will not bo rovlyod In Uhl-
cago. and injuro tho beat intereats Of tho city,
but that tho quoRtion will 10 calmly and poacoA-
bly, looidod ut the November election, tho SLAM
dera md vltuporation of the Chicago Times to
the contrary Notwithstanding. L1DEnA1.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
})oetitol.
OLD AND YOUNG.


A man Of eighty wos planting trees
"lIa. ha," laughed out three striplings from
the village,
Planting al eighty Had his task beer
tillage,
Or building houses, or aught else you please,
The folly might have passed as less worth
noting;
Bnt--planting trees ? He muat indeed be do
ting
Why, in the name Of all that's odd old
nelghbor,
: What fruit can such rs you expect to gather
From this ridiculous and driftless labor
You, who are already great grandfather
What ! do you think to rival in years
Methnsalch For shamel Do peHanco rather
For your past errors Mourn your sins with
tears
Abandon hopes and plans that so i'll sut your
Age and gray hairs Give over looking
wildly
Dat through the vista of bouudlcss future
All these are but for us, and spch as we.
They are not even for YOU replied the
old man mildly.
~ outh may be just us nigh eternity
As age. What though the pitfalls Of existence
BE covered DER with flowers in lieu ofsnows.
Who shall foremeasure the brief distance
Between this dim dreams birth and close2
The winged bolts of death nre sw 1T TO strike
Life in its dawning as decline;
The pallid Parcn play their game alike
With your days and with mine,
Who knows which Of us four shall he the one
To gaze last on the glory of the sun?
Modest me not, then. Leave me to employ
The hours that yet remain to me Hove
10 think my grandchildren will enjoy
The shade and shelter of this embryo grove
Meantime live breathe, and may even
Share for some years to come the gifts Of
heaven.
Alas even may see the morning light
SHINE more than once, young men, upon
your graves "
The old man spoke truth which time revealed;
Boating, soon after, on stormy night,
One Of these youths was buried in the waves;
a second was cut Off upon the battlefield
The third foil i'll, and in four hectng weeks
Ills bier was dressed with death pale plumes
So died the three-thns early fatcd
And while the tears rolled down his checks,
The old man sculptured on their tombs
The story ] have here narrated
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
~ scribers have obtained from the Or
pbans' Court Of Montgomery county letters
testamentary on the personal estate Of
Ann WET'IEHALD,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons
having claimsagainstsaid deceased, arehere-
by warned Observation-Disclosures withthc
ersthereof, to the subscribers on or before the
9th day Of September, 1874; otherwise, they
may, by law, be excluded from all benefit Of
said estate Pcrsonsindebted tosaid estateare
requested o make immediatep payment. Given
under our hands this 9th dag Of September,
1873.
JOSEPH Z. WETHERALD,
sep I2-4t Administrator.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
County Advertisements.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

rE1HE UNDERSIGNED, Officer of Registra

TNHE UNDERSIGNED Officer Of Regstra-
Il ton for the Fourth Election District o.
Montgomery county, in compliance with tho
requirements of the act of 1870, chapter 400
which makes it the duty of the Officers of Re
gistratiun TO sit at some place convenient to
the voters of their respective Districts for three
days, commencing on the Third Monday Of
September, 1870, and on the same Monday Of
each year thereafter for the purpose of dis
charging their duties, hereby gives notice
that he will attend at ROCKVILLE,
On MONDAY, TUESDAY and WE'D
NESDAY the 18th, 10th and 18th
days Of September, 1873,
from O clock A. NJ, until o'clock, P. N :,
for the purpose OF discharging his duty as such
Officer OF Registration according to the pro-
visions of said Act of the General Assembly
Of Maryland.
The Registration Act of 1870 provides 'thnt,
at the time and place published by said Of
fcersof Registration they shall proceed 10
strike from the list of qualified voters the
names of all persons known or made known
to them, who have died or removed from the
ecti on Dis trct, or have become disqualified
under the provisions Of the second and
third sections of the first Article OF the
Constitutions and to deliver to any person APP
plying, whose name appears on the said list OF
qualified voters, a certificate of Registration,
and to register lie name of every person who
shall apply to said Officer 10 be registered, as
a qualified voter, who shall satisfy them he
possesses, or, before the day Of election next
ensuing, will possess the requisite qualifca-
tons, under the Constitution of tho United
States and the law made in pursuance thereof,
and of the Constitution Of the State of Mary
land, the qualifications Of age, citizenship and
residence, and is not disqualified under the
provisions of the second and third sections OF
the First Article of the Constitution"
4fss~ Tie also gives notice, that he will at
tend, at the same place and at the same hours,
on MONDAY and TUESDAY, 9th and 28th
days Of October, 1873, for the purpose OF
correcting the Books of Registration and
published list of registered voters, in pur-
suance of the provisions of section 10, &C.,
Of said Act of the General Assembly.
REYNOLDS S. PATTERSON,
aug 22-td& Officer Of Registration.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
UNDERTAKING.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
form the citizens of Rockville and vicini-
ty, that he has bought the right, title, inter
est and good will OF his father, in the IN
DERTAKTNG BUSINESS, together with the
Hearse, Wagon, &c. nccessaryfor conducting
the same, and that he will be prepared here
after, upon the shortest notice, to accommo-
date all who may require his services. lib
eral share of patronage is solicited.
W.REUBEN HUMPHREY,
Washington Street,
june loft Rockville, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
III q q II.

TINE undersigned hereby notifies all per-
sons owing him TAXES to pay the
same on or before the ist day OF October,
1873, as after that date he will enforce collec-
ton Dy due process Of law.
WM. MULLiCAN,
sep 5-tf Late Collector.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
HAMILTON 0LDFEELD,

TO WHEAT GROWERS. EXCELSIOR -
Ion. ANTHONY KEgSEDy, Of Howard county,
Nd, writes II affords me much pleasure 10
state that so far rs my experience warrants,
after some or years trial, have had full
satisfaction in the use of Excelsior upon
all grain crops.-aug29, sl3,27, oil.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
o r D Err MIS-
STATE OF MARYLAND, Montgomery County, Sci
Orphans Court, August Term, 1873.

ORDERED this ninth day Of September,
" in the year 1873, by the Court that
Tuesday, The ninth day Of October, 1873 be
assigned Amanda z. Nichols, Administrators
of Samuel p Nichols deceased, TO pass her
final account in the personal estate Of said
deceased, and to make distribution Of the
assets in his hands amongst the creditors and
heirs-at-law of said deceased Provided q
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at Rockville, Maryland, for
three successive weeks prior to said day, and
it is further ordered that the claimants file
their original claims with the Register OF
Wills, on or before the said ninth day oil
October 1873.
HAZEL B. CASHELL,
Z. W. OWEN,
Judgesof the Orphans Courl.
True copy-Test:
sepl9-3t ROBT. W. CARTER, Reg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
FARMS FOR RENT.

TINE subscriber wishes TO rent or lease for
] the ensuing year, TO sober, industrious
men, with some capital, the following farms {:
One on the Darnestowu road, mile from
Rockville; the other eight miles from George
town and four from this place. Immediate
possession given Of the latter. For further
particulars, apply TO
aug SIT JAMES W. ANDERSON.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03

A String Baul-Vigilanee Committee
Notwithstanding all they say against
1t, there IS not an editor in the State who
would refuse to accept "back pay"-froml
subscribers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-10-03
& TAILORING

THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully
return her thanks to her patrons for their past
patronage, and solicits a continuance Of the
same at
Mrs VI. HARDESTY' S,
No % Washington Street,
Georgetown. D. G.
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