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Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-05-23
po1sr CRY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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" uoor~-Esr,s Nsconsl Bank OF IdAso.
D., p.s~-u.,ness.. Saddle and Leather DePo''
1orsn-prv Goods Groceries and oio'A"s
n Reed \ CORY Goods. Grocer'ef' ~"
Clothing Wines and Liquors. c,o.,-
r.,s Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. ana ~'o'D'
Ing ..r.. and
Clothing. 90,
P. Sonna-Groceries. Hardware IRON anu
c. Jacobs-Flourns Mill and Dis'''e'!'
B.!..erbeck Schnabel-6rocrsies'e '1'
c. Jaeobs-Dealer in Flour. Bacon ana "hi'As'
5. Spesci-Yariety Store.
Il. Levy-Groceries
T. cohen-Cifcceries.
Mrs p Cohen-yare.y store
!, u g,o.,ben,-Jexelry.C Clocks snd Watches
J. Brumm-Jexelry. " atches aud 'ioSAs'
y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clocks. and Watches.
James A. pinrey-Book and Variety Store.
VIA. Bsyhouse-Booi and Shoe Store.
]. pollard-Beo, and Shoe Maker
J Stool s-Boot aud shoe Maker.
IA Nonson-purn.:urs store and Cabinet Ma
ker.
A. IIagar-Furn.tu.e Store.
Maker
Mrs. IsaAcs-M.llinery Store and Dress Maker
Mrs wlueheime-- Dress Maker
:. s.acam-Deaer II Has aud Grain
] case-pro>luce Store and Dealer IN Gram
j.. H. Taoeool-D epo, Agriculture! implements
AM A.eu, Florence ses.us Machine.
tB carry-rhoiograpaic Artist
y I Observation-Disclosures. stOre.
,. Dange!-BAAegy.
y Leyy-Eakery.
L. ~ lsess Co.-Hea. Mi Aes-
Nm = Jasars-Meai Market
J l. Dcaue,t !. Co.--Heat aarl-t
CT. J. " Griffin Overland fIo'ti-
Bush : Young Central Hotel
A Il Turner Turner household
J Il oor4ua-C4fl.al l.est2arai-t
J. >A~aer-Coutrc;loEer AID Clop House,
Aatr~A Race Liver, stables and lrrl 1e9Ea!.
d t4arll-i-te., >.@blc and tctst corral
t.L4. Nr!>oa-i-t.ry sable Al! a'cl sotfA!,
y ae.r-loFral AID trcl stable
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The New York herald., 1875-12-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
CALL UPON THE HEIRS OF THE LATE LORD Oh
" RmRnor. - -

CARL WILHELM WIESE.
On the twenty February eighteen hundred and
d.S !. the s ss Ss %s e Ss Il. ca wy
the Province Of Posen Kingdom Of Prussia being ehdless
unmarried and leaving will His brothers and sisters
l. Hsnriette wIhelmine wiese.
2. August Perdinand Wiese,
3. Johann August wese,
leaving any known issue entitled 70 inherit.
wies. and his wife Anna Rsnata Wese nee Trcshn BOTH
Of whom in IKE manner died long before him
who likewise died long before him the village Mayor,
Of Motskewo District Of Chodssen and his vile Rosne
Caroline Bess the later daughter Of chrssoHh m Brsse
rict Of crarnkan A. his grandfather and grandmother
fore him are to have been che freehold estate
owner samuel wiese q MoyIss,o and his wife Anna MAJ.
mother Anna Margaretha wiese, Weguer mad prior 20
daughter jacob wegnsr and his wife Anna wegner nee
wke The inheritance q the late cST wilhelm wlese Con
Moylewo further In securities ready
Sssrs ." soc uneS ssses currency The
nhcance in the safe keeping and management Of the un
nearest blood relations who would be legally entitled
yet as are such il the fth degree Of affinity o collateral
branch have iegitimated themselves
In order complete the lists OF proofs and evidences to
rights OF nhertsn all and such conceving
sood relations the h degree saared Of the collateral
line who q have aye already g che nhsr
upon give notice Of such claims inheritance 70 the
Justice and are further called upon 20 support and prove
claims the production OF such parish registers
be requisite with the warning that on the expiration Of this
will aud the inheritance delivered such
heirs at law thereby legitimated.
LoHsKSs 10th day Of October 1873 Royal Prussian Dis
trict Court
claimants nay their proofs heirhip duly authen
tcatcd TO the German Consulate General At New York
No Bowling Green
DURsUAST TO DECREE OF THE HIGH COURT
IL or Chancery. made In cause Of "DE MONTAUBAN
against BUTTERFIELD 1874 ID, No. 103. the CRED
IfOfts Of RICHARD sHACKLETON BUTTERFIELD, late
OF Woodlands In the township Of Hawort In the parish or
Bradford In the county OF York, England. merchant who
died about the month Of june ISB9 before
the 4h day May 1876 send by post prepaid Henry
Fson Kck Of Bradford Aforesaid the solicitor Of the de-
fendRnt Frederick Buerhed the executor VI the said
tian In FULL OF any partners their addresses
descriptions the full particulars Of their claims
Of their and the Of the securities II
held by them, In default thereof they win be
toy excluded from the benefit OF said Decree Every cred
holding security produce the before the
No. IL Newsquafe. Lncolns Inn. Mddesex, England
Saturday the Sd day Of June 1876, twelve
noon being the time appointed for adjndlcatng the
caims-Dated this 23d day OF November 1875.
EDWARD BLOXAM Chief Clerk.
A. " and r. w. TWEEDIE, No o Lincoln Inn Fields,
London, England, Plaintiffs solicitors
DEAD THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM
III PRICE TWO CENTS,
CONTAINING THE LATEST LOCAL AND TRLE.
AND ILLUsTRATT0Ns or
POLICE SKETCHES AND
ALSO SPECIAL ARTICLES oN sHoP GIRLs
SPECTRE OF STARVATION.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

A SALESMAN HAVING A WELL EsTABLIsHE
n trade in the South and Southwest viii be ior q
gagement after January by any leading dry goods wh
goods firm best references ability and experience
Address X. NJ, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

A NEW AUTOMATIC WILCOX 4 GIBBS SEWING
n Machine a complete, with Extension Table and side
Drawers. will be sold cheap for cash 35 Bond
ne ar Bowery.
The New York herald., 1875-12-26

7l0 CHRISTOPHER ST.. FRONT BASEMENT
1UU young lady. aged 70. from Germany house
keeper for widowers family only Cali for two DAYS:
DANISE-
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12
fis, ?, HtTsM I A..

conduct AN Agency for the reception OF adj
vert!sCmeuts for American SEwsPAPERs-
the most complete estUblishmentof the kind
In the world. six Thousand NEwsPAPE-S
are kept regularly on file, open to inspection
by customers. Every Advertisement il
taken at the home price Of the paper, VITA
out any additional charge or commission
An advertiser, in dealing with the Agency, is
saved trouble and correspondence. making
one contract instead OF a dozen, a hundred,
or a thousand. A BOOK OF eighty pages.
containing lists Of best papers, largest circu-
l%RliCns, religious, agricultural, class, POllti-
call dihiy and country papers, and all
publications which are specially valuable to
advertisers, with some in formation about
prices, j. sent FREE to any address on
application Persons at a distance wishing
TO make contracts for advertising In any
town, city. county. state or Territory OF the
United states, or any portion Of the Domtn-
ion of Canada, may semi a concise statement
OF what they want, together with a copy OF
the advertisements they desire inserted.
and will receive Information by return mail
which Will enable them to decide whether
to Increase or reduce the order. For such
Information there is no charge. Or ters are
taken for a single paper % well as tor a list;
sum. Offices Times BuildingL,
# ?sfk Row, ~.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81. l. o. G. T, meets
every Friday evening at Good TemPlars' Hall,
18th street.
limitations will ha conducted only on the Brst
ing Fridays during the month will! be devoted
literary exercises. DAN. FALLEN, W. c.. T.
W. Il. WooD. W Secretary.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

courtesy Of NvO. Archives Z Uis+oric.7
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

knights FempIar.

Wyoming Commandery No. |. Regular con.
clavc first Friday in each month.
Wyoming Chapter, No. l. r. A. NJ. meets
Hall, on the Hrst and third Tuesday evenings In
each month, at = CLOCK p. IN.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. 16, meets first and THIRD
saturday nights in each month. at Masonic Hall
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

NV. c. Brown.
r. h. Morrison.
Trustees Neil McKinuun.
W. IL. Remington.
Harvey Booth.
CIsrk-Wm. G. Tom.
KdTShGl-John Burns.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12
New Advertisements.

TTIn-The choicest In the world.-ImpOrters'
IN \prices-LA Eest company 81 America
lnOztupls Euic e-P4easeE every bOdy-TrAde
continually increasiEg-AE Cnts wanted
everywhere-b-st InducemenIs-don't waste
time-seud Tor Circular to ROBEET WELLS, q
Eesey street, y. y, ?. U. Box 1897.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

Hope Encam ,ment. No. ., I. o. o. F., meet
every I'd and 4th Wednesday OF each mouth a
Odd Fellows Hall.
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, I. o. =. r, meets every
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

81. Marks church, Episcopal. Rev. 7. W
HilliaFd rector. Snnd , seryfcrs. II n. IN. snc
5 p. m. Sunday schu,l after morning service
Seats free. All persons are cordially invited t.
attend.
Roman Catholic, Rev. Jas. McGolrich, Pastor
Rev. Eugene Cussan, Asst. Church onO'NuiI
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. w. b. Reed, Pas
tor. Services at II n. m. and s p. M. Sunday
chool directly after morning service.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. w. F. Warren, pas
'or. Preaching every Sabbath at lila. m.
and 7 p. IN. sabbath school at az p. r.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services OF
the church.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12
GENERAL
Delegate In Congress,
Fo-tV-Tsrd COa2Tess-Hon. W. r. Steel

Delegate In Congress.
Fo-tV-Tsnd C0agTss-Hon. W.. r. Steel
Territorial Oneers.
GoUsTnor-Jno. A. Campbell.
S~serGary-Jason B. Blown.
ChiJ Justies Of Supreme Court-5. ". Fisher
ASsOciGG JuStices-Jos. NJ Carey. Z. A. Thomas
Ur"-' Scshes Coaeeior-E P. Snow.
Surusy0r G,nsrIl- Silas Reed.
E~scet5t, II Public HOHsg-G. W. Corey.
Register U. 5. LGRi OT6s-S. II. HiusuT.
Territorial TTeEgrsF-S. ". Dewey.
Territorial AHditOTT. H.. Hayford-
F. L. Arnold.
COHt5HlSStO1Sr Of P~eEttsEEdTyS ChaTIes HnItea.
NJ r. Posi-
C0ElsELsstOHsT Of LHIHtAgGdtiOR-E y Bishop.
Supsrf9teTdCHI Of FFgracHOH-JOLu Slaughter.
District AnOFHey-E. p. Johnson
United Stltcs COlHBiiSsioner-J. ". Bruusr
CLsrE Of lst judicial DltrtcE-J. ". BTUnor.
KdrshUf-Frauk WoloStI.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

Buy YOUR
8
VIA TIRE
CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILFAT.
For Chicago.
Detroit, Montreal,
Indianapolis, Toledo,
Cleveland, Portland,
Buffalo, Niagara Els,
Boston, New York,
Bloomington, Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia, Springfield,
Cincinnati, Baltimore,
Washington, Albany,
Toronto, Cairo,
Sioux City, Yankton,
MILW A K E E,
suEBoYGAN, MASITowoc.
CLIFTON, GAINESVILLE,
Milton Junction,
w atertOwn.
Minnesota Junction,
BURNETT, FOND DU LAC,
OSHKOSH,
Appleton, Nenasha, Green Bay, Is,
Ishpemiug, Marquette L'Anse,
and the Shores Of
Lake SUPERIOR.
II is the only Route
From CHICAGO II SAINT PAUL,
Via Madison, Bar;sboo and EIroy,
And it is the only route running
The Pullman Puluc" Cars
Through between Chicago and St. Paul.
MARVIN HUGHTTT. General Sup't.
W. H. SrENNETT,
mrd&w-y GsnI Passenger Agent.
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MAY JUSTLY BE REGARDED AS The

NEWSPAPER, M A UOST EFFI-
GENT AID TO INTERESTS AND
GROWTH OF THIS YOUNG AND
THRIVING TEkhlTURY.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-12

"otOo'N-
County Omoer-.
ME- COUNTY.
ON. 2. Post. Chairman
'o''"'i''f'"'T' I I. i 6, Nichols
ShsrlG-T. Jen Carr.
COHsta6Le-D~ Fallen.
JI'tioss o. n4 Psocs-5ay: Slaughter: A. @. Mead
W kuykcudall: AdOlpa Cuuy.
Clerk and RseoTdsr-W. Richardson.
Lredsursr-W L. KuykendaIl.
FFobdhe Judge-W. L. Kuykendall.
Prosecuting AnOrHSy-W. ". Curlrts.
School SuPsrin.ndsnt-M z. ArauIh
COroHsr-G. H. Russell.
ASssssor-John T. Chanhn.
CHEYENNE CITY.
Geo. Cassels Pres. sE. oC.Mayor.
Bird I~rHstsssi John Z. Davis.
K II. Lribey.
H. c. Whipple.
C5srL-W. Richardson. CT. Of. Assessor.
AITShGL-Frank whitney.
TrsasUrsr-Gsaac Bergman.
AnOrEsy-T j. Street.
SuTJey2r-R BIaokstoTe.
NJ 3eungs Of the Town Trustees. Friday even
Ing in each week, at the City Hail.
ALBANY CoUNTY
con.na..,sn.,, L We 4a9 #i:S Chairman
Sheriff.. J. layton.
Justice. o, n. Peat, f.. y y. Bitter Rii.sr'
tThomas shHnks.
CIerk-L. D.. Psase.
Pra6Ik J1igs-G W Rnter. ee-oGeio Treasurer
SapsriHtsHasHt q - w q. Wilson.
COT0Her-JerrmlaI bon
LARAMIE CITY.
CWm. Harrr-. ~. oSt1o, Mayor
j. Il. Finrrock.
board Of Trustee, Z. GaIbTaiIh.
II. j. webster,
flames Nin-.
Ckrk-John Mcleod, so o6!cto Assessor
MIrshdi-M. A. HanCe.
TFtdSuFer-L. D. Pea-e.
A~hOrHsV-Hnmcr Merrell.
Police JuSice-L. D. PcRse.
CARBON COUNTY.
coa,mt.sonsr ! 8. Il y sB BaanS CHAIRMAN
TO car COilistrr
Sao9Swnlam HawIVy.
CLERK. z. Keller.
Probate Jadgs h Futile.
SuperiHlsHdsHt Of Sch0ols-B. F. Kinney.
SwERTgATEH COUNTY.
flame, Kfms, Chairman,
Commissioners Y% \ 4; Jonn~oH'
Sheriff John MsGliucheY.
CsrE-T, Mccarthy.
Probate Jndgs-Jas. A. hrennsa, n. or Tros.
CoroHer-John Morris.
UINTA COUNTY.
Iwiliem Mcdonald.
Edward AllOH.
SKsriF-Chrrsto CIPHER E.. Castle.
tIIuch Morrison, EYsrrt0u Precinct
C0H5tG6keS{ O. Maluby. AImy p ecinci.
NV. Is. Dunbar, Piedmont Precinct.
re. NJ. White, Evan 'rOG Pr
Justices Of Tie Peace John Hopkins, AFaYy "
VIM. v. Clark. Pirdm't "
tJas :. Mitchell. lIillard "
Cterk--AlLG C. Lee
PROBATE Judgs-Orlando North eJ. of. Treasure
Superintendent Of S hOoLS-JOhn HuPkins.
TODsr-WiIi Gunnell-
AssrSsOr-LrROy II. White.
COHsctOT-C. +. Castle.
SRrrsyOr-P. II. ToOlCy.
IS X. Temple District No. !
iScRy0s Directors ( John ". Myers, " &" ?
Reuben FOUks,
VIM. G Tom.
,-,,,r4.. p,5ya. AT. G.. Lee.
-'O'"''S I "O'" Frank L. TiIion.
E. ;. Whittier.
EVANSTON.
NV. c. Brown.
R. H. Morrison.
Trustees Neil McKinnun.
". II. Remington.
Harvey booth.
CLsrk-Wm. G. Tom.
HITShGI-John Burns.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29
Foreign Affairs.

Great crowds of people continue to at.
tend the revival meetings Of Moody and
SaDkey, in London. Services were held
on Sunday in Bow Hall and the Opera
House. Over fifty thousand persons were
present, and a thousand visited the an
quiry Rooms" The criticisms of the
newspapers, especially the HorM and
Standard, upon the movement of Moody
and Sankey are yirulent and incessant.
The house-yisiting committees organized
by the reyivalists are severely denounced.
A dispatch from Vienna on the 9th
Instant, tells Of shocking disaster in the
drowning Of seventy six Catholic pilgrims
who were on ferryboat en- route to visit
some shrines on the river Muir, in the
Province of Tyrol.
The investigation By the Belgisn au-
thOri,ies into the alleged Duehesne plot
against the life Of Prince Bismarck ha S
resulted in the aequitial of Duchesnc.
An underground railway has been opened
at Constantinople. II communicates with
different sections Of the city, and trains
are run every five minutes
The Mexican Government troops are
reported to have sustained serious defeat
at the hands Of the insurgents at San Louis
Potosi.
Il is reported that another plot against
the life Of Prince Bismarck has been dis.
covered.
The English are obtaining control Of
the Suez canal.
The Pope attained his 9Th year on the
18th instant.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29
Make a Note Of II.

The Philadelphia Commonwealth says
1.-The AnythiDg-for- Success Party, the
Liberal element, as il is called five or
six men who want 70 rule three hundred
thousand, have told that party that if il
wanted to carry the elections Il must abaa-
don the Bowbon Democracy. schurz,
Blair, and the rest Of these houseIess,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

Fargpou IreMs. IA gentleman Of your city,
Who i fail Of energy and has plenty Of van,
said on one 0eeasionto hewrileri thai persons
Who said that they had not time 20 DO what
was 4 part Of and belonged g their pas'ne,si
stated whAl II his opinion was ialsc9Eeneraliy
| think he i correct, but as there are eNcep
tons 10 al rules, so heliege there ! TO ih's
one. The above is Introductory 70 the eX'
cnse am abonl 10 offer for being 50 far be-
hind with my items. will therefore merely
state that Il was not a dearih o. news oul
want Of time that prevented me from scpding
my usual correspondence. .1
On Monday night and Tuesday morning We
had ths beneiit OF u hne rain. and as elects
are already clearly discernable IN the growth
Of wheat, grass, garden products, &c. re-
rrei to learn that Il was merely local aud no,
general as appearance indicated; however, The
next may strike our adjoining friends,
Potato Bugs have made their appearance
Ia large numbers, aud the indications now are
that their work Of destruction will soon com
mence. they are already attacking the potato,
tomato and egg plants, but are notyell depos-
iting their eggs to any great extent, they are
nov feeding upon the aforesaid plants, pre-
paratory, suppose, 10 making the egg de-
post.
GA T esday afternoon our County Commits
soners paid business visit 10 this district
We had but one regret, that was, that they
did not stay long enough We hope the next
will be a social aud longer one They came
for the purpose Of meeting the Commissioners
Of Howard county, at Marnoitsville, in refer
ence to the bridge over the Patapseo at that
place.
VIM. NJ. son of DIR. VIM. Hines, who was
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Business Locals.


CON. FoorE AND sisTR's TROUPE.
Remember Tuesday afternoon and evening,
June LIST, AT Odd Fellows Hall, is the time
set for the appearance Of these renowned
Liliputians, who with a select troupe OF star
artists are now on their l2th ANIMAL Tou. Of
the country. Entire change Of programme
al each performance. They stand alone, the
SMALLEST people Of the world and although
there are several would-be rivals. the press
and pablo Of the country pronounce them the
king and Queen Of the Little Ones - Give
them a packed house and witness the most
pleasing entertainment Of the DAY. Fall n ar.
ticulars in bills Of the day.
Linen Dusters at Mackintosh's.
TO THE PEOPLE oP CARROLL. COUNTY.
Selling 6ne lot OF Ready Made Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods, at Schenthal's 5,
opposite the Western Nd. Railroad Depot Il
Linen and cottonade Pants from 81 and
upwards, At Mackintosh's
Go 20 SchenthaPs for your Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods. Il
Straw Hats, Boots, Shoes. &c. at Maekin.
tosh's.
casr THEn 0rT.--If there are any diseases
which deserve the name demeniac, Dyspepsia
Is one Ct them. II racks and tears the system
like yeritable iend, and renders life burden.
The medicines Of the dispensary will not expel
it Cast Il out with DR.. Walkers Vegetable
Vinegar Bitters. There Is no form Of ndiges-
ton or liver complaint that can withstand his
potent tonic and Alternative. The newly dis
covered California roots and herbs from which
i is prepared arr Of more value 70 mankind
than ell the gold Of the Pacific States.
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nc aabernatarial conte.t.


Tho Ellisost CITY Times claims the no.
suit IL the hie Democratic City cleo
ton in RslsimsEe, as triumph for Mr..
Caroll, as The Gubsrnaiorial candidate,
Bns il does not aei,le the question, even
IN 20 hr A. Baltimore City is concerned.
The friendsof Mr. Hamilton have Effected
! formidable organization since the city
election, comprising delegation Of fve
from each ward, With ex.Mayor Banks as
President This organization means bust
ness. and . most active contest for the
tweuty.one votes Of the city, has been fully
inaneurated. with more powerful elements
On their side than were employed in the
arst skirmish The friends Of Governor
GFsomes too. i may be supposed, are not
idle, and do Dot mean to let Judgment 60
b defauIt The possession Of the city is
pot always the key to the contest, great as
her strength IS She is not the citadel Of
power, AFTER an There Is well-defned
sand well-loanded jealousy Of the city, in
the counties, that, when concentrated, is
too strong for her; and i may be found SO
in this instance. Il behoOses Baltimore,
therefore, turn which way she win, to bear
herself with becoming modesty and meek
~
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STRAWBERRY SHoRrcAKE.-0f all the
singular perversions Of the precious gifts
Of bountiful Providence, by stupid,
grovelling man, we know Of none which
surpass IN downright heathenishuess, the
practice Of baking strawberries in short
cake! Just think of il The delicate
aroma Of the luscious berry with its sweeily
acidulated nectareous Juice, Ct for the
palates Of the gods, smothered in hogs
lard ! Faaghl We would as soon take
our chances for savoury dish with the
Root-digger Indians, eat lizards with the
West India Islanders, snails with the
Chinese, dried rattle-snake with the Viz
ginia and North Carolina mountain
eers, or frogs and mule beef with
johnny Crapeau, as to cat strawberries
spoiled BY being baked in dough and
hogs lard And yet, the editor Of Bal
timore paper, the Ba,,im1rean, who may
have known, At some time Of his life, the
luxury Of "a dish Of ripe strawberries
smothered in cream" talks Of strawberry
shortcske as .'delieiors r Truly, there is
no accounting fer tastes. But, we are
advised that strawberry shortcake is made
IN several ways. Some persons first bake
the cake and butter il while hot, then mash
the strawberries and put them on the
reeking cake. Even this mode is barba-
rons- Others stew or bake the berries
after baking the cake, and then apply and
eat, which Is but little better than the
first mode Of baking all ,egethea We
can suggest better plan than either -
First bake your shorteake and take il hot
from the oven aud butter while hot, and
then put il il the slop-tub for the pigs, as
unit for human food on warm summer
evening. Then have ready some ice cream,
with Light sponge cake or cream biscuit,
and having picked and sugared your straw
berries half an hour before, you viii have
dish ct for an alderman. But, straw
berry shortcake, away with it.
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Ratification Notice.

la the Orphans Court of Carroll couniy
Estate Of Daniel Yeiser, deceased.
ArRu TEEN, 1875
ON application Il is ordered this twenty.
" fourth day Of May, 1915, that the sale 4
residue Of the Real Estate Of Daniel Yei,sr.
late Of Carroll county, deceased, made by @.
Michael Siibernagel, Jacob 4. Hambert and
Emanuel Yeiser, Executors Of the last viii
and testament OF said deceased, and this DAY
reported to this Court by the said Executors
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause BE-
shown to the contrary, on or before the d
Monday, 2lst day % June next provided ,
copy Of this order be inserted for 3 sneesssiy,
weeks IN some newspaper printed and pub.
lished in Carroll county, before the aid %
Monday, 2ls, day Of June next. 1heRxeca
tors report the amoun, Of sale to be four hnR
dred and eighty dollars, (SiS0.0).)
True copy,-Test:
HENRY 4. BELTz,
may 29-St Register Of Wills.