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SHERIFF's SALE.


PY virtue Of a writ Of Fieri Facias issued
- ont Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit Of
Theodore L. Fritehey against the goods and
ehattels, lands and tenements Of Nathaniel
Lester, and to me directed, have seized and
taken IN execution the following property,
VIZ: All the right, title, interest and estate
of him the said Nathaniel Lester, both at law
and in equity, Of, III and to nil that part of n
tract of Land situate and lying in Carroll
county, State of Maryland, called the ''Moun.
tain Streams Corrected" containing and laid
out for II ACRES, R0oDS and n PER.
CHES OF LAND, more or less, it being
the Same part Of o tract of land which was
conveyed to Nathaniel Lester by Henry
Hoover and wife, by deed bearing date the
10Th day of December, 1850, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county,
in Liber J. B. B. No. 2, folio 4Os, &c.
And hereby give notice that on
AONDAK, The Cd day Of AUGUST, 1875,
at , O'Clock, p NJ. at the Court House door.
in the city Of Westminster, will sell said
property, so seized and taken into execution,
TO the highest bidder for cash.
EDWARD DEVILIlSS, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Westminster, Nd, July 3.
1875. inly Io.is
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sHERIFF's SALE.

RY virtue Of Writ of Fieri Facias issued
- out Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, State Of Maryland, at the suit az
Francis ii. Orendortf aud John Orendorff.
deceased, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements Of jeremiah Slorp, and
to me directed, | have seized and taken in
execution the following property, viz:-All
the right, title, interest and estate Of him the
sand Jeremiah Slorp, both at law and in emu.
~, OF, in and to all that part Of tract of land
called "Warber Hill,r situated and living In
Carroll county, State Of MARYLAND. about
three miles from the city Of Westminster.
near the Washington road, containing and
laid ont for 81 ACRES OF LAND, more or
less. II being the same part Of tract OF
land conveyed 10 the said jeremiah SIorp by
Hezekiah Crout and wife, and Jacob Frinper.
by deed dated the 9th day Of December
1919, and recorded among the Land Records
OF Carroll county, in I.iber J.. s., No. 10, folio
307, &c. f =
And hereby give notice that on
AONDll, He I'd day Of AUGUST, 1875.
at 2 o'clock, ?, NJ, at the Court House door.
IN the city of Westminster, / will sell said
property, so seized and taken into execution.
20 the highest bidder for cash.
EDWARD DEVIL Bliss, Sheriff.
SheriH's Office, Westminster, Nd. July Sin.
ioi'' a 8 july lots
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Business Locals.

The Grand Excursion Train on Saturday
next, the 18th inst, will start from Patapsco
Station at els a. M, Westminster G.3s, New
Windsor I.0s, Union Bridge 7.ls, Mechan.
icstown 500 aud arrive at Martinsburp nj
1920. Returning, leave Martinsburg at 3. 40
p. m, Hagerstown $40, and arrive in West.
minister at 1892 Round trip tickets 81. so.
no THE PEOPLE OF CARROLL COUNTY,
Selling fine lot of Ready. Made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, at Schenthalis /,
opposite the Western Nd. Railroad Depot. Il
We would advise all who wish to spend a
pleasant day TO procure their tickets for the
Excursion to Martnsbnrg, West Virginia. on
Saturday next, the 18th inst, only 81 .O5 for
the round trip ticket.
Prime No. Mackerel, IN kits for family
use. Try them. +. s. Stouffer.
ALI should procure their tickets from the
committee Immediately for the Excursion ON
Saturday, the 18th inst.
Go to Schenthal's for your Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. II
Procure your tickets for the Grand Excur.
sion on Saturday next, only sl.5o for the
round trip.
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We give below he namcs Of the Dele
gates, chosen at The Primary Meetings on
Saturday last, the Sd instant, 70 the COM
y Convention which assemblies in this city
on Monday next
Tansgiosn Dissriei. William Fisher, VIM.
I. Rudisell, Lewis Elliott, Peter Smith, Ster-
hing Gait
Myers Disisict. abraham Koonsz, Jas.
+. Dottrer, Rufus Stsouse, J. H. Knipple,
Gershom HUFF
Roolslys District --Luther Welsh, ST.,
John Q. Taylor, Samuel A. lsauyer, Daaisl
Hahn, G, 7. Herring
Freedom District IS. I. @. Brown, ]. o.
Wadlow, Joseph W. Berrett, John o. Devries,
Jchnathan NJ. Dorsey.
Manchester Disirict --G W. Everhart,
Joseph Weimer, George X Frank, John j.
Abbott, DIR. Henry +. Beltz
Westminster District. --Josephus H. Hoppe
Thomas B, Gist, +, II. orendorff, Henri,
Albangh, Lawrence zepp.
hampstead District. III. II. Lamotte, A
I, Ruby, T. Newbell, A. j. Houek, John W
Murray.
Ffaaklia Distriet.-Jaues II. Steele, VIM
z. Anderson, DR.. s. r. Waters, John Penn
A. W. Buckingham, Byron S. Dorsey. Al
ternates-Joseph Spurner, b. +. Selby, VIM
H. Hooper, DR.. Y, ]. Crawford.
Nelr Pindsor District IL p. Slingluii
David P. Smelser, Beniah Bowersox, William
4. Smith, Samuel Tubman. Alternates-
Ephraim Haines, Joseph A. Waesche, ]. J
Smith, Lewis Dielman, Jacob Frownfelter.
Union Bridge District. Hiram Davis, N
9. McKinstry, John Hartsock, G. W. Shaw
Il. W. Leeds.
Two districts, Union Town and Middlebur
not received.
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The AAMPHIoS JOURNAL is the title
Of a raey little paper, issued during the
Fste ChaHpetre, in the interest of the
Amphion 0rchestra. printed by Master
W. T. Hoppe, and edited by Miss Mary
B. Shellman, who wields pointed and
facile pen. The fair Editress promised in
the FIRST number an autobiography Of the
Editorial corps This relates, of course,
to the Editorial corps of the JOURNAL
If reference had been made to the whole
Editorial corps of Westminster, the fair
Editress would not have called ID an auto
biography. But, assuming that she did
make the latter reference, the aid corps
Editorial may look out for thorough
Smelling. What less than shower Of
HURTING hand-grensdes should be expected
from Miss Shell-man?
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EsLARsED.-Capt 4. Wells, Of the
Port Tobacco, Nd. Times, with commend
able energy and enterprise, has enlarged
his paper by the addition Of about eight
columns, and in order to accommodate his
large and increasing subscription list was
compelled to obtain Cottrell & Babcock
Power Press, in the purchase of which he
has shown excellent Judgment, as these
presses have no superior We are graft.
fed, indeed, TO know that the Times is in
such a prosperous condition, for il well
deserves it, as there is no paper that comes
to this Office which is more thoroughly en-
joyed. Its editorials are among the best,
its local department full, and its miscel-
laDsous selections are Of the choicest kind,
and as co-laborer in the ranks of Democ-
racy it has always been strong and active.
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aTHE Work GoEs BRAvELy On
The work If shaking hands across the
bloody chasm" and Of athe dead past bury
ing its dead" is still progressing. Lex
ingtou and Concord, Bunker Hill and the
Fourth Of July, have done much toward
the interment. But the difficulty Is, that
all the work has to be done over again, ut
every fresh recurring occasion. The
dead" of the adead past are dug up for
rsinterment at every opportunity The
latest instance Of the kind was the speech
Of A. W. Spatcs, Of Baltimore, delivered
at Boston, on Saturday night last, before
. division Of the Grand Army Of the Re-
public, an excellent speech, by the way
With patience aud perseverance, the in
terment may probably be completed dur
ing the great centennial year.
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WI 4.as
An OLD.1Ian DzMocRA< takes the
Baltimore Gassits to task Cor the injus-
sice Of ~ attacks upon Senator Thurman,
Of Ohio In his card published IN the
Gazeite, be says;
ASenator Thurman has been stanch and
true defender Of Democracy. He has been
Democrat when Il cost something 10 be
Democrat, and now because y0nr views Of
policy differ from his you seek 10 humiliate
and crush him, treating him with no more
consideration than YOU would Radical Re
publican. Is this right2 Is il mir 7 In
common with many other admirers, both of
the Gazette and Mr. Thurman, feel con
strained 70 protest against your position.
g Out Of his own mouth to condemn
Judge Thurman, the Gazetts publishes, in
juxiaposition, an extract from one of his
Senate speeches against imitation, and an
extract from his speech to the Ohio Dem.
ocrats, after the adoption Of the late In
hation platform, in which he urges upon
them the great Importance Of the work
immediately before them, viz the election
of a Governor, and that If any Of them
were disappointed Gas he doubtless was)
at the result Of the late convention,
all minor differences must be left out Of
sight until that great work shall be accom-
plished. The Gasette has signally failed
in its attempted condemnation Of Judge
Thurman BY the publication Of these ex-
tracts. The merest tyre in politics san
understand that this was the only proper
course for Judge Thurman to pursue, in
such an emergency, course Of concilia-
ton and harmony, not permitting this
wrongheaded imitation plank in the plat
form to distract the party and defeat the
candidate for Governor. He knew, full
well, that Ohio could not foist this rotten
plank into the National Platform, and he
Is too good leader to suffer question
which belongs to the whole party of the
country to divide and distract the party
in Ohio in local contest. The Ga
setts has betrayed its weakness and want
Of tact as party organ, most signal
", in this instance, aud richly merits the
rebuke administered by its correspondent.
Instead of injuring Judge Thurman, it
n q -
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MISCELLANEOUS. excursion to Mar.
tinsburg, West Virginia, on Saturday next,
viii afford our citizens an excellent opportu.
nifty to view the beautiful scenery along the
Western Maryland Railroad; round trip tick.
cts Sl.50. Portions Of our county were yisi-
ted by fine rain on Tuesday evening. Mon.
day and Tuesday were the hottest days of the
season, the thermometer indicating from 94e
to 1909 in the shade; on Wednesday and
Thursday there was an agreeable change.
Our boarding houses and hotels are full, and
the cry is still they come. Wheat harvest
will be finished this week. The excursion on
Saturday next, under the auspices Of the
Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias, Of this city, will
stop at Hagers,own, on its return, two hours.
Westminster will be full of people on Monday
next, the Democratic County Convention TO
select delegates to the State Convention. will
assemble on that day.
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Local. PouTIcs.-The primaries took
place il Carroll county on Saturday last,
and the County Convention 10 select del
egates 20 represent this county in the
State Convention, will DO held on Monday
next The primaries Indicate mixed
delegation, some Of the districts sending
delegates divided between the three most
prominent Gubernatorial candidates. There
has been no contest in Carroll, Our citi-
Gems have seemed to think it is too hot tc
get excited over politics, consequently the,
have kept cool, and mean to take il coolly
throughout. The County Convention vii
assemble here on Monday next.
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NO. 1926 EotrITy

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jeremiah Rinehart vs. Daniel p Goodwin
and Wife.
0RDERED this eth day Of July. A. d.
~ 1870 that the account Of the Auditor
THIS day filed IN this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrnrs
ihereoi be shown on or before the 26tb day
ofJuiy instant; provided copy Of this order
DC inserted for two successive weeks before
y ,he lss. named day in some newspaper pub.
lished in Carroll county. i'rS f'|'
haa FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
July l0-2t Faux 7. SHAW. Clerk.
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no. l629 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William kuhns, ct ais, VS.. Engenia Kuhns.
0RDERED this eighth day Of July, A. d.
NJ 1915, that the account Of the Auditor
MED N this cause be finally ratified and con.
hrmed unless cause be shown to the contrary
on Or before the 18th day Of July, instant |;
provided copy Of this order be inserted forr
Two successive weeks before the last named
gay n some newspaper published in Carroll
So VI FRANKT. SHAW, CLERK.
July 1924 FHasK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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DIED

At Governors Island, New York, on the
ulorning Of the oh instant, Anna EMORY.
daughter Of the Rev. Il. II. c. and Mary
Goodwin, aEod 3 months, formerly Of this
city,
in Baltimore, July G,h, a. The residence Of
bis grandfather, @. T. Holman, go North
Fremont street, George Mead, aged II years,
son Of W. H,-and Laura Y Hoffman, 0l
Fni0ntowh, Ihis eonnly
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SEVERE AccIDExT. -0n Saturday afternoon
last Jabez A. Bush, Esq, County Treasurer
and Clerk to the Commissioners, while on
his way home from the Primary Meeting in
Woolery district, met with a severe accident.
He and Mr.. Samuel A. Lauver were in a
buggy, and from some unknown cause their
horse began to run, and in crossing water
brake bolt in the buggy broke causing Mr.
Bush to be thrown from the buggy to the
ground with great violence. Mr.. Lanver as
soon as possible checked the horse and re.
turned 10 Mr.. Bush, whom he found to be
unconscious. DIR. Moores, of Finksburg, was
Immediately summoned, and Mr. Bush was
conveyed 10 his residence. During the night
at times, his mind wandered very much, but
on Sunday morning he rallied, and has con
tinned to improve. On Friday Mr.. Bush was
able to be in town, though still very feeble.
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A fight with stones between two white
boys Of Washington, D. c., and two color.
cd boys Of Prince Georges county, Nd,
on the 10th ultimo, resulted in the death
Of one Of the colored boys, who were the
attacking party.
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While the family Of W. W. Bacon, d
Leydsn, N. r., were % recent Sabbath,
a church, the eIothesIine hanging in the
gard took fire from the rays Of the sun
rejecting from the eoncage bottom Of q
milk can, and came near burning the
house Their return from church va
juzt IN time q savs = eondagsation.
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The county tax in Frederick county, is
59l cents. In Hartford county 20 cents
on the 500.
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Political Notes.

CASDIDATEs.--The names Of the gen,
tlemen from whom the respective partie.
viii be pretty sure to select their candi-
dates for President next year are not many
Here Is a catalogue
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About this time the aBasin" delectates
the Baltimoreans with its rich bouquet.
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MARRIED.

On the I'D Of june, by Rev. Nv. Leech,
Nr. Harry Smith, son Of the late Richard
Smith, Esq. Of New Windsor, and Miss Sarah
A: Shpeey, daughter Of J. l.. Shueey, Esq,
Of Morgan Valley, this county. "a
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FoR GovERsoR-The following gen
tlemen have been mentioned in connection
with the nomination Of Governor by the
Republican party Of this State Hon.
Jacob Tome and Hon. Joseph B. Pngh,
Of Cecil county; $. Parker Bosley, Of Bal
timore county; Hon. Edwin Webster Of
Hartford county Hon. Alexander Ran
dali and Hon. A. B. Hagner, Of Anne
Arundel county; Hon John u. Smith,
Of Carroll county; Hon. Lewis II Steiner,
Of Frederick county; Hon. james A. Ga
rys Of Howard county Hon. Henry W.
Hoffman and Hon. Lloyd Lowndes, Jr.
Of Allegany county; and Hon. Francis
Miller, of Montgomery county. Next2
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Commandments, NotIee.

IsHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
a county, viii meet at their Office, IN West
minister, On the first MoNDAr op AuausF.
1910, for the transaction Of business
BY order,
JABRz "A. BUSH,
July Hr4t Clerk.
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VIM. P. Maulsby, Of Frederick, has
been named for State Senator, and Jam es
W. Pearre, for States Attorney.
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Each Of these lists seem complete as the
case stands at present. Il il possible, but
not probable, that new men may come up
In the course Of next fall and winter.
For instance, IL General Hayes should be
elected Governor Of Ohio BY rousing
majority, he would take a place in the
Republican lists but If he should be bea-
ten, bis chance Of reaching such distinc-
tion viii be extinguished forever Most
likely some one Of these twelve gentlemen
win be the next President, add we are
bound to say that ID il possible to end q
good one in either lists--N. 7. Sun.
+ The next election for State officers will
take place in Kentucky on the I'd day Of
August California follows on the ] st Of
September, Arkansas on the 9Th, Maine
on the 18th Of the same month, and Ohio
and Iowa on the 18th Of October. Then
comes Pennsylvania, New York, Massa-
cbusetts and several other States on the
I'd Of November.
B. Gratz Brown will take the stump FOR
Gev. Allen in Ohio.
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Building Lots & Dwellings at Private sale,

WE, the undersigned, will sell ut Private
w Sale, in the village of Eldersburg, Car.
roll comfy, Nd, 10 miles from Baltimore,
~ miles from Sykesyille Depot, Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, on the Baltimore and Liberty
Turnpike, the following Property, viz: Lot
No. l, containing HALF ACRE, more or
less, improved by Frame Dwelling 26x36,
two stories high, q Rooms with elegant
Garden, Fruit Trees, Well Of Water at the
door, and under good fencing.
Lot No. =, containing HALF ACRE, more
A ~-o or less, improved by Frame
&mSaS Dwelling iOX22 feet, three sto-
MksiA4,- ries and attic high, suitable for
<-sssS Store or Hotel. or business Of
any kind, with Choice Fruits Of all kinds
thereon, and o never-faiiing Well of Water at
the door.
Lot No, 8, containing ONE ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame Dwelling l4x2S
feet, with cellar, two stories high, a Roomsl
with Well Of Water at the door, and under
good fencing
Lot No. 1, containing TWO AND A HALF
ACRES, more or less, without buildings, J
with Orchard Of so Peach and Apple Trees Of
Choice Fruit, and under good fencing, front
ing on the Westminster Road, leading from
Baltimore and Liberty Pike.
Lot No. 8, containing HALF ACRE, more
or less, improved by Frame Stable 82xlG,
two stories high, with Stabling for 3 Horses
and Carriage Room, also Wagon Shed l2xlG.
All the above buildings have been erected
within the last three years, aud are in good
condition, and convenient to Churches,
Schools and Railroad.
A farm containing 100 ACRES of land.
with two Tenant Houses thereon. one 36xl6
feet, two stories high, four rooms. n good
garden attached, elegant spring near the
door, stabliug for three horses, the other
house is lGx20 with good garden and
water aud fruit &c. The farm Is laid off in
convenient fields and under good fencing
20 ACRES, arabic the balance in good Oak
and Chestnut Timber, and within one.fourth
OF a mile of Baltimore and Liberty Pike.
Persons wishing to view the property can
see 1t any time BY calling on the undersigned.
LEWIS W. 4 L. ID. SELBY,
Elderburg p. o. Carroll county, Md.
July 10 o w.3tE
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Vocal harmony Aoated sweetly upon the
midnight air, on Thursday night, from party
of serenaders,
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WESTERN MARYLANDCOLLEGE
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

First National Bank Of Wsstmin,t,,. t,
Wes'ninsfer, Ad., June gGfh, iSSS.
'HE President and Directors have mi,
- day declared 4 SEMI. Annual y ~
DIVIDEND or FIVE PER CENT.
on the Capital ssoes Of his Baak nava,,I.
on and after July 10Th. 1915. P'''''''''
III. . sEoheE B. GEHR, Cashier,
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A telegraph line has been completed
between Mechanicstown and Emmittsburg.
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The excursion train on Saturday next will
stop at Hagerstown two hours on its return,
IL order to give all an opportunity to view the
city. Round trip tickets only $3.50.
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There were no less than seven suicides
IN New York in one day, the 9th ult
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Az IsDIAy.--Among the attractions in
Westminster, this week, was a man in the
garb Of an Indian. His business was to
sell the Tonqua bean, aud other notions, BY
lamp-light. He was no ranter or blatant sto-
ry-teller bat he proceeded in a quiet way to
give brief narrative Of his life and some ex.
trapping the beaver, the otter, and other fur
producing animals He was a native Of Man.
itoba territory his father was from Easton,
Pa. and his mother a halfbred Chippewa.
He was formerly engaged as trapper with
the Hudson Bay Company, and knew little or
nothing of civilization until 1867, when he re-
solved TO visit the States His story was
quite interesting, and great improvement
upon the ordinary twaddle Of the itinerant
vendors Of small wares.
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ORDER OF PUBL1cATIoH

NO. 1851.
Circuit Court for Carroll County IN EqsaF
Henri NJ. Braem vs.. Horace L. Brodii
Charles 4. Brooke, William II. Fdu, In
Englar, Henry Mccormick, Carl 0Ihg
and Sophie, his wife, Marie +. Bed, u
geon A. Beck, an infant.
THE object of this suit is to procur.s
u cree for n sale of certain monrss
premises in Carroll county, which ven q
the aOih day Of March, A. b. 1860, mOnrFi
by certain Edward Beck, deceased, a )
lifetime to a certain Isaac Rogers and Raa
Stanley Rogers, and Of which said mOngs
the complainant is assignee.
The Bill states that on the thirtieth by I
March, A. ID. 1860, the said Edward I'D
deceased, in his lifetime conveyed certain =
estate yhleh is particularly described IA u
hibit No. ], accompanying said Bill, 10 LEI
Rogers aud Evans Stanley Rogers, to stss
the payment Of the sum 0f twenty thoasst
dollars, with interest from said day, thenis
and owing from said Beck to said Isaac u,
ers and Il. Stanley Rogers, on ins,almestl
tour years from the first day OF july, A.
1850. that said RaeL a. II. Ie.t;sa ~
sunS >, mas sa. Deck ~ nus llieuns 4
ter ths ,nsL;ng ~ - s''a 'o..sasV "a IL
Rogers denar,sJ RI I;ca s"s; = 3d.
Roeers herane a.; M ai., au. SAM :,
~ an ,Lersnt ,a uu W sa'u - Z
sum al rsms;r;s .. unpau, ~ 4,
December 4 n Ss1s 'u on M .s;.,r,;S X
drcJ dnllsrs Vii, 800 va c NH ~ T., - M
Jnlv a n isTt ns MI ~ rom i1 '' = So
Roesrs ~ sa;J 81 a'ie 'ia. s'Au IN nj
ass;srsS IA ;'u ..l pecetnoer' a, 4
and de .a., s ; !; 70 'ne eonIIR ~
d;ad H. I'M SUI Snpaiu tna' o NY a,
hoem Mas;I g. III ~ to,a, leaving o0P1Tb M
NJ a,i. ." ah;,, - pees anu 1orgeoh a.
will and ,ea,am, ana nelrs =. law, any
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NRw Hpffpru. Haasrs. Reifsnidsr 4
Lester, cigar manufacturers Of this city, il
order u intrease their facilities. are erso}ine
1fene bailding 3ox15 feet NJ. Luthsr Lariz
a doing ihu carpenter work. and M. Jafok
Knippic tie nf4s0nI<.