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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

JUNE TRAINING The various companies
comprising the militia Of the state will hold
their annual June trimming aud parade, in their
respective towns at the following dates
Co. A, Rutland, June 3, Co. b, St. Abans
June 4 ; Co. c, Burlington, June Co. d,
st. Adams, June Co. +, Winooski, June
Co. +, Mortified, June 5 Co. q, Brad
ford, June Q ; Co. II, Springfield, June s Co.
|, Brattleboro, June 8 Co. X, Westford, june
4, 20, l., Brandon, June 3 Co. NJ. Middle.
bury, June B. Sec. Light Artillery, Mortified,
June II.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

popular outdoor game. 1t is about year
since its invention. The first set was made for
Pierre Lorilard, and sent to his sea shore
residence at Newport. The cost was 81 500.
This season the game has been " pOpularized, -
and sets manufactured costing all the way from
s. 900 down to $500 The game is similar to
croquet, but instead Of hoops, one has to deal
with such high sounding terms as porte,
throne, castles, garde and bastiles. Those
having croquet sets can get the additional APP
purtenances Of chiyalrie for $500. They
are manufactured by West L Lee, Worcester,
Mass. H.tN
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

Hcury's GABRIELLE ssivc is so well-known that
II Is only necessary 10 caution against limitations IL
requires . oars dAaiEfus o. the earbolic acid with
ether Ingredients 10 produce saye that may be re.
lied upon. The genuine only guaranteed, Soc that
II bears the signature aud private proprietary stamp
Of John " Henry. Sold ny all druggists and dealers.
IoHN Y. MHSar, CunnAS Co., Proprietors, 8 sad
College Place, New York.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27
Legal hntines.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ ESTATE OF UEuAN ppcr

NJ n
The undersigned, having been appointed ~ Aha
Honorable Probate Court f0r the District on Wabng
ton Commissioners, to receive, examine and adirst
all claims and demands Of all persons against tbe
estate Of Herman A. Peck, late n Barre in aid Dis
tfict deceased, and all claims exhibited In Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that We will meet FOR he
purposes Aforesaid at the dwell g.house Of Austin
Peck on the 18th day Of May and 10Th day Of August
next, rom one O'clock p NJ, until sir O'Clock, r. ~
each ol said days and that six months from the Goth
day q February, A. D. 1874, IL the time limited by
a Court Tor said creditors 20 present their claims 10
us Tor examination and allowance
Dated AZ Barre, this 81 day ofApril, A. u. 1874.
80. Benz. p. COOK, comn,..,o,.,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

yERnosr LoDeE, No, 2, Independent Order Ode
| Fellows, meets every WEDsKsDAY EyEsIsa, at ODD
Fellows Hall perrin's Block, at n o'clock.
| A. N. PERSONS, N. a,
| l7.u A. ID. LANE, So rotary
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

A SuocEss-We learn that the proposed
masonic celebration Of St Johns Day, at
stowe, is already an assured success. Il is
thought that it will attract the largest body Of
Masons ever before convened in the State.
ANNUAL MEETING The fifth annual meeting
Of the Vermont Baptis, sabbath School Con-
yention will be held at Cayendisb, June 81 and
9Th Addresses and papers by prominent cler-
gymen, with the usual discussions Return
passes given over the Central Vermont railroad.
Diocesan CONVENTION The annual conyen-
ton Of the Episcopal church in the Diocese Of
Vermont will be held at st. Johns church,
Poultney, on the second Wednesday in June,
and the missionary sermon, on the evening pre-
yi0us to the convention, will be preached by
the Rev. W. IL. Collins. Of Nergennes
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

STATE GRAsoE.-The Semi-aunual meeting
Of the State Grange Of the Patrons Of ifus-
bandry was commenced In Village Hall yester-
day forenoon, and will continue throug hout the
day to-day. About seventy-6ve masters Of
subordinate oranges and delegates are present.
The session yesterday was occupied with the
address Of Grand Master Cotton, Of Irasburgh,
which is spoken Of BY all as exceedingly able,
and moderate in sentiment. The meeting yes
terday was mostly consumed, as will be that Of
to day, in discussing the twenty-three amend
ments to the constitution aud bylaws, pro-
posed by the National Grange, which require
ratification by q majority of the state oranges
before they can be adopted. Twelve Of these
amendments were disposed Of yesterday. Gen,
Henry will address tho Orange to-day on the
subject Of the Caughrswaga Canal, 10 which
subject the grapgers Of the state are supposed
10 take deep interest.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27


DARrMourH CoLLEoE CoxaKScnKsr.--fhe
following Is the order Of exercises for Com
inencement Week at Dartmouth College: Sun,
day, June 81, 81 o'clock, P. NJ, Baecalaureats
discourse, by President Smith o'clock, r.
", address before the Theological Society, BY
the Rev. William D, Wright, Of Be~ton, Mon.
day, 8 o'clock, P. n, prize speaking. Tues
day, first day Of examination for admission v
College, Q O'Clock, ?. n, class day exercises
so'clock, r. ~, anniversary of the Chandler Sci
entific Department, Wednesday, 10y O'Clock,
A. ~, anniversary Of the United Literary Sor
cieties--address by the Hon. Geo b. Loring,
Of Salem, Mass, poem by Prof. VIM. Everett.
Of Harvard College 2o'clock. P. NJ, eulogy on
the late Chief Justice salmon p. Ohase before
the Alumni, BY the Hon. YIN. NJ. Eyarts, q
New York O'Clock, p. ~, concert BY Brown
Boston Brigade Band. Thursday, 8 o'clock,
r, H., meeting Of the Alumni 10 The chapel
iOi o'clock, A. ", Commencement exercises.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

THE PsoPRIEroRs Of the American House, Boston,
are snoug tho first 10 make distinction In prices fof
rooms In third and fourth stories, which are easily
accessible by the Passenger Elevator. othor apart
msnts fur dollars day. An excellent table aud
House.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

MARsuFlELD.-Marshfed Grange, No. 10,
meets Saturday eve of this week for 1t. reg
uar. let there be a full attendance.
Ina II. Edison has concluded to stay in town
and build larger shop and do more business.
lie has purchased lot Of Geo A. Gilman for
a shop site, and is to begin on it in about four
weeks
&C. Il. Hills is laid up with an eryspelas
sore on his ankle, and has done nothing for
about two weeks. Let his brother patrons
illustrate one Of the principles OF their order
by making him " bee, - and giving bin a
ift on his springs work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

L,I YnR Tire Imprcs-iSeucssof the services
held at the cemetery 90 Decoration Day was
greatly married rs the conduct Of certain iuve
niles, who, If they attended at all, should do
50 under the eyes Of their parents or guardians
This year it is desired and expected by the
Post that children who are not sufficiently old
TO behave themselves, will either be kept at
home Or accompanied by some one who has au-
thority over them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

NsRvous PkorLs should avoid the temporary relief
uutritvs a. we'll as -edative. Walter baker a o.,
Boston, received the highest premium for excellence
st the Paris and Vienna Expositons. Their goods
are for sale everywhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

Brulr'- llorEl has been treated to a new
coat Of paint, aud looks as fresh and neat AZ a
new dollar It isn capital hotel, and is as well
kept as ever, which is saying enough for any
LliaI
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27
The Central Vermont.

The earnings and expenses Of the rail
roads under the management Of the Central
Vermont during the six months ending Deem
Der 81, 1873, were $9,iii ,993. %, and the op-
Grating expenses were $i,7lO, o9s OF, making
the expenses 10 9.loo per cent. Of the gross re-
ceipts The following are the rents paid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

CouNrY CoNrUncE - The Washington
County Conference Will hold its next annual
meeting al The Congregational church in Berlin,
June Och and 10th Each church is entitled
to representation By the pastor, and four del.
prnfpa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

SgNI TO RrfoN School Frederick Bruce,
lad about fourteen years Of age, who has been
about this village ior some time with no visible
means Of support, was brought before Justice
Robinson last Thursday. aud sent 10 the Re.
form School for the remainder Of his minority.
BoNus BssroBrp. We learn from London
derry, that Alr Bliss Goddard who, as will be
remembered, recently deposited s. 600 in an
iron kettle, and lost them 10 the burning Of his
house, IS u0N rejoicing In having the amount
restored 90 hin hy the Treasury Department
through tic efforts Of Judge Poland
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

SrowE.-A little daughter OF o. 5. Turner
recently fell from an upper room, striking her
head against a sharp axe, inaicting an ugly
wound
"A little son, two years old, Of L. Seayer,
fell from p. d. Pixies tub factory into the
river Saturday, and was drowned before assist
ance could be rendered.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

WMTsnELp.-fhe Congregational society
commenced removing their house Of worship
on Monday last, and will attend service with
the Methodist society until their new house is
completed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

DEcoRArioN DAr-rhe services Of Decora.
ton Day on saturday, will commence at Vii
lagc Hall, at half past one O'Clock, P. N. The
following is the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27

On arrival Of procession at Green Mount
Cemetery, the services will be as follows
l-Dirge Band.
t-Nurt
, Decoration Of urayes
d Muso Rand
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-05-27
CTATE OF VERMONT,
4

27.2s HARVEY TILDEN. Judge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-15


0BssrusE0rns NAarLAxD Lsar1ka-
svns.-lh sslleviss isa liz = -
e6ssss se0noS6aes a.d alse q he Heuss
= n asshsnei = 49, bsdy: 81
+ 6snsto ptesidsnt, Joka Lss Care.
= Hsvss& eeuneys Secretary. Aseusfol
0snsaway. q Anoe Arundel eesnty; Rcd
Jog Clerk. Wa. III His, Baltinore;
JosrAal Clssk. So)omos 3. Saith. Dor
chester; 6ssesass-st-Arms. John r. Cox.
Caroline; Dooskeeper. Thomas Whites,
Baltimore Assistant pooskeepsr. John
D. Johnsss. wicomiee Postmaster.
AIRS Cehs Hartford; Comniiass Clerk,
Nv. g. iPessell.- q Ceca; Jokn a..
Gibbs. Levis n. Gsi6th. Calvert; Rsu-
bss 4. BgusH. u Nossesnesy; and
Janss y. les. u rallot: Fbldsp-w.
b. Peonisgtos. Of Kest; e. b. Fsllss.
Of Garrett; md Thns. Bssd. Of Balsiuore
county; Messenger, Gee. q. DAWN. 81
Carroll; rass. Albert Wells. a Balsiners
city. says.,,ss + el lad
Hose Of lDslseaaes -Spcaksr. Jesse K
Hines. .sf Kent; Chief CLERK. NJ. Y
Kidd. Cecil; Readiss Clesk. Dr.. wn
b. Cole. Of Bal,iaore. Tie other officer.
Of the Hosss will 81 ,sssssssd BY th,
Committse, Of Eightssa To- y appointed
By the Chair. ne< ,sretaa; ssu
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-15

PesraL CHANGES IN Sr. MARYS We
notice that the following changes have
been made BY the Postmaster General
in the Postal routes Of our county -
Route 1854: Mattiwoman to Leonard
town; john C. Thompson. contractor.
Perform service from Mechanicsville. BY
Oakville and Mosgansa. 20 LecnarStown.
returning by St. Clements Bay and Chap
tieo, TO Mechauicsville, without change Of
distance or pay. from January !. 1874.
Route S.673: Sc. Clements Bay to Oak
vile; r. II. McCleave, contractor. Dis
contine service aud annual contract from
December Srd ole months extm pay
allowed.
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ND

CosRxcTIox.-In the issue Of our paper
Of January 1s'. in referring to the action
Of the County Commissioner making e.
nal disposition Of the ba!sEse Of our In
ternal Improvement fund. ne stated "there
vss no difference Of opinion 10 the Board
n regard TO voting the money to the road.
the pcin. ef conflict being - to vhetbes
the fund should be voted In instalIments.
With guards against its s,issprlication.
o. uneOndiiionally and in the Jump
In making this statement. it seems that
vs misssased the position Of tvo members
Of the Board. Mcssrs. Fenwick and Dor.
scy. who now authorize us 10 say. that
''they were opposed At the time named
10 voting the money to the road at ALL
Whilst We cheerfally make the correction
asked for. and still adhere to our old
opinion that the money should not have
been voted as ], ras voted. We regret
pevertheiess. that the two gentlemen
named should have taken a position o.
antsgonism to the road so marked as they
have requested MS to express above. The
right time to help an ebterprize 10 when
IL needs help-xben it is dependent and
struggling for suecess-snd certainly.
under proper installmcnt plan of pay
nen.. this help could have been rendered
Nth little. If any. hazard to the county's
interest. Between extremes the truth is
ss;d to be. and We cannot help thinking.
that between the extremes of voting away
our railroad fund Internationally and in
the lump. or not voting ii at all. there was
middle ground upon which the Com
missiouers could and should have met.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-15
LIsr OF GIFTS.

TJ,al. 1900 CJss, al Cash,
amounting to 81 500. 900
The eoscer,t and distribution Of gifts
Will pessfireiy and saeSsiroeal'y fake place Oh
As day 200 Fred whether all the tickets are
eeld Of not and tie - 900 gifss all paid in pro-
portion 70 the number Of tickets sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, $50, Halves, IS; Teuths. or
each coupon, s.; Eleven Whole fiekets for
$3.50; ga Ticke,s nor $1,000; ll3 who's Tick
cts for $500; 21f Whole Tickets for $40, GOO.
Nc discount % lesss dan $500 wsssh Of tickets.
Appiica,ions sor agsac;es aad ordess far TICK
eu should be aadreued 20 80
rios. z. BRANLErf8.
Agent Public Lihrs8y Ky, aaA 0aeak9 Ga
a Concert. Public Library Bailaiag. Lesisviih.
rHOS. B. HAYS : CO.,
Eassesa Agvnis. co Broadway, y. I.
Jan Is, is7i-lnis
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during the term Tor Which - k0 besn
elected. and the ssns gsaiIsnss. Ne lsasn.
eontsnplaiss oGssisg = sossdeen1 b til
eosssitutics mailing tie olkss d ssssI
Treasures elective By ths pcopb.
The salary grab ssisdle. Ssnsefs CIV
II Rights Bill. the Louisissa eIsssios mod
die. are still subjects Of Coegrsssioosl dis
eussion With prospect Of repeal in The
case Of the 6rst. Of defeat in ease Of the
second and Of . new election in the third
case. There ID little hope that the pres
cnt Congress win either improve the g.
nsncial situation or change for the better
the exisent plundering and invidiOas sys-
TEN Of .axation. A scandal has oecurred
in Washinetos owing to . disagresneni
bstveen Fred. Grant and Dom Piatl
grosing out Of some expressions in The
Capital about Mrs. Grants holding 70.
eeptious % soon amer her fathers death.
Il 10 rumored that the Ladies Of the So
cred Heart Confrsteruity are about to 70.
move their school from Rosceroft in ST.
Inigoes' district. its present location. 4
our Town. 1t 10 certain that three q
these ladies visited our burgh recently
aud it is generally believed that they So
cured. during their stay. the handsom.
and commodious dwelling Of Judge Ford
- their future place Of residence. Thii
change Of location in the school will prove
very acceptable to the great mass ofCath
Ollie parents in our county who contem.
plate giving their daughters an academi,
training.
For the first time this season, eth.
snow. the snow, the beautiful snow" ha.
paid our latitude visit. but having littl,
use for it ourselves. Except for snow
cream purposes We shall ask to be ex
eused from sgonising on the subject q
present.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-15
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

wssAr.-TAe offerings Of whesf during he
past week were light, and prices In ve ad vaucrd
3@S cents per bushel, the market closiag ae-
tive and strong. The receipts Of Sou,hern. up
to Thursday. Inclusive, were only 8, 500 BUSH
els, which was sold at l75Gl9 cents for fair
to choice white; ls7@ls2 cents for prime to
choice amber, and i70(alS5 cents for fair 10
prime red. The receipts Of Western were lib
eral amounting to les, 600 bushels. the bulk Of
which had been purchased 10 arrive and went
into Elevator for shipment. The sales reported
were 3.00O bushels Winter red, ON track, ct
l65@l67 cents: 6, 500 do. do. in Elevator At
nl60 cents; 2,000 bushels Spring red on the spot,
II 1850 So cents, and 5, 900 do. d.. to arrive,
at ] so cents H
CoRx.-The receipts Of Southern Corn were
comparatively light. amounting to only TO-.
600 bushels, against 100, 600 bushels last week ;,
and the market has ruled active and firm a. the
best fgurcs this season. The offerings were all
promptly taken, the sales being 20, 600 bushels
white ut 509T: cents for damp and 77E9so
cents for dry, and 30, 900 bushels yellow at the
same prices. The receipts Of Western were
also light, and the quantity Offering either in
Elevator or to STRIVE II limited. The market
is very firm, bus the only sales Of mixed WAS
5000 bushels for January delivery at 90 cents,
and SO, 600 bushels for February on private
tesms. We also note sales 500 bushels white AT
71@s0 cents.
OArs-Are in moderate supply, and the mar
ket has ruled quiet and firm. The sales repor-
ted were Z, 500 bushels Pennsylvania Al So cents
and 5000 do. Maryland at 52Gl54 cents. We
quote Western at 81 ass cents for mixed and
bright.
RYE-Is in active demand and the market Is
firm, with a tendency rather upwards than 9th
erwise. The sales during the week were 800
bushels common at So cents and 4, 500 10 s. 200
bushels good to prime Al 9e99s cents, some
lots at the close being held at 100 cents
TopAcco-The market for Leaf Tobacco has
ruled quiet sine. the movement reported in our
last review, and We are advised or no transac-
tons beyond some roe hhds. Maryland ground
leai, At from $4tSS5 per loo pounds. The feel
ing ID this market continues steady, and better
prices are lookc,i for when the season again
opens; our market A. before noticed having
been relieved Of The accu mulaied common stock .
The inspections this week are very light, being
only little over 90 hhds., each of Marylausi
and Ohio. The exports during the week were
il2 hhds. to Bremen. We quote prices nomi-
na!ly as follows, viz:
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1874-01-15

- IL sk& $<a<zs a. ri tAa@s aAssss =
y0 b b snneeesssry 10 ny that -
Es - ~ teseiDoay upnld hare 6ie1
49, 3usy 1oeu lin0 - dan ofJoe-
msy4s noe - think foe > mtmest Hat q ~
qsir4 i 1eolsoa - - 0uprsoe Court = -
tAb!l1ll fsn1=Gn aihunnl 6<fu0 which No.
asnlGpo9 = oos he - eossgsin,s3eaAl pov.
g eeAex 49uhex Of Coagr9p " ~ of1lar
esvIE EtWD n aoae utth yoaf asDeas
asM UD4rfm yoar psssesce. Yoa approved
q ~ ~ - and thu Sentence" a. this tfi-
eunn4 1T uissed the seaknee.v in eoase-
qsence cfeoGe afkdavits which s,me 6ieads
wtss es,eD1a1 (aiuost b. aecidens} 20 procuFs a.
ies:fsng eAaraetef of the prosecuting wisnesses-
ExeepG Tor that my fate was fixed A great
ana gsoo - ~ iejustice and oPpresiioa has
oeen auconplished in my persoa. ard hare too
mach a4ard ~ the clearly estahlished rights
g ~ elloU-eiti1sas tof6aicase hat oequ5GDcs
- such ooo1nc1. ] shall, therefore cocsinue
% reeaalsct ~ degradafion a0igssa for -,
pa ehisey I'LL scassly ever forget the teasS Of
csgsiea sweisA ny illegal assess sne srial eansea
IN ~ hunh1s home asd family. as
Under thG1e circumstances, l mpHt decline 70
se IF. obi. ser..
ls saH~ D. G.. HARRIS.
l claim that il Is the right Of An Amer
loan eaiisea 70 rebuks and lenounce pub
isc men vho. reoeiviag lower under SOL
cam pledge 10 exercise is for support ct
the established rights Of the people. abuse
q y acts d oppression and tyranny.
BENZ. G. HARRIS.
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CCorrsscodence Of the Bescon.)
-A .Sls Ma, Jan. Ssk. 1874.

z
The election Of ! United States Sepa-
tor seems to be Tho principal topic Of dis
cussion among the lesding politicians Of
st. Inigoe's district q the present writing.
and from what your correspondent can
correctly understand. Gov. Whyte ap-
pears to be the decided cho;ss Of the ma
jority Of sid gentlemas. 10 al human
probability. His Excellence will be the
fortunate ssPirant. - he has many warm
and influential frieuds. The appointments
ofMr. Benz. Tippcst - Exaniscr of the
public schools meets the unqualified ap-
probation Of the citisens hereabouts, par
ticularly those Who take an interest in the
education Of their children. Az Mr.. T.
is vell-known throughous the county, i.
is hoped thar the ci,isens Of tho other
districts will be pleased. We were tru-
y sorry to part With our good friend. i
Frank Ford. Esqr.. and As the vacancy
caused BY said geatlcman's resignation
has been 50 wisely filed. Why, of course.
it is natural to presume that We are sat
is6oa. aud in the interim. 70 wish Mr..
F. happy ard pleasant time during his
term Of Office As Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of old Augusta Carolina" alias St. Ma
RVS. Since the election of Nov. 4th, '73,
news down here has been exceedingly
scarce. The information relative to the
capture Of the Virginius. and the brutal
manner in which Burriel deprived thirty
seven Of the passengers. etc. Of their lives.
created "leetle" excitement among the
''boys" who visit the Pine 10 quest Of
amusement in The way Of drinking small
portions of ''pine-top" juice. turning SOM
ersaults bliudfolded over empty wine and
rum casks. playing upon the Cornet.a-
piston with banjo accompaniment. al IN
6aitMns.
The young gentlemen and ladies with
= small sprinkliug Of old folks) of the
district are having glorious time going
to parties, "dancin' all night til day
break in the morning." and returning
home through the rain accompanied with
sore eyes. pains in the back. and mighty
chilly. qualmish feeling in the bargain
The doctors are patiently waiting. aud say
by the time the verual Equinox makes
its appearance. business in their line will
be exceedingly brisk. The only heart
burnings the gentlemen aforesaid expert
euce is. they fear that the 6ddIers will
pocket all the ''spondulix." and when
they arc sent for to administer their "phy-
sic" that they will be obliged to postpone
collections until pa or the old gen
t-l-e-m-a.u ships his 'bacco and other
"projucev
When the Southern Maryland Railroad
gets completed the anti-tcmperanee gen.
,lcmeu ('.snd their name is IegionD Of
the old First intends giving an old FASH
ION Stag dance and gander pullin' At the
Pine in behalf Of the "short. ticket" Id
vocates Of the county. II is alresay sur
missed that the above contemplated affair
will be grand. grander. grandcst. i. e..
perfectly charming! As your correspon-
dent Is MI a s'essber cfths Fling" Il
10 reasonable to suppose be will fail to get
a bid" even should he live to the time
appointed for the giving Of the entertain
mens 10 questiou-The LIST Of May, A. D.
1896. More anon,
RALTAT.
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RslIalous Norlcs.-Os Sunday. the
18th issaaas, there will - oa0 - g..
Aloysius' asd Sssrsi Heart sharehes.-
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