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DEPARTMENTS,
Number Enrolled.

The standing of the A and B Classes
in the monthly examination held Feb.
9th, was as follows:
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TO make your pigs grow nicely next
summer raise some pease for them and
cut and feed them with the vines.
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Remnant lot HAMBURG
Lnsertin9s, ut 10 cents
yard north so cents, at
YATES.
~ TAKE YOUR CORN TO
RICHARDS & COWAN.
job Lot Boots g. Shoes
to be sold at from so cts.
to Sc. 90 I'm extra offer
at YATES.
AUCTION

AUCTION.
On Saturday Feb, 26, 1876, at O'Clock
y. M, in front of the store of Chas. d.
Briggs. lola, Kans, | will sell all my
household and kitchen furniture also 2
Pigs. one Cow, and many other things
too numerous to mention. Terms, cash.
J. F. DOUGLAS.
Chas. D. Briggs. AuctioDeer.
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Large assortment of Candies. Nuts,
etc, at Z. A. STEELEs
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~JUST ARRIVED-TWO TONS.
n|C Choice Flour at So so per hundred.
~XXXX Flour at s. IS per hundred.
CHAs. ID. BRIGGs Sa
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT
FOR SALE.

A First Class $65 Shot Gun double
barely can be purchased for $35 in cash.
Inn ire at this office.
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Pea nuts are profitable; they yield
from so to rs bushels per acre and will
sell for 81 to IS cents per bushel.
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Persons who are interested in having
herd law should attend the meeting At
the court hoase next Saturday.
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Mr.. Barth says that but for the
freeze the first Of the week he would
have had peach trees in bloom.
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AT late meeting of the City Coun-
Gil J. E Ireland was appointed City
Clerk
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twenty-five cents for good supper
at the Centennial Tea Meeting next
Tuesday evening.
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Yates is fitting up for the largest
stock Of goods ever brought to the coun-
ty.
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Fourth Quarterly meeting at the NJ
F. Church to-day and Tomorrow.
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B%For the Cheapest and the Best
Flour, go to
RICHARDS & CowAN.
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Corn is selling at 90 and q cents
per bushel.
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srATEMENT

Showing d b.la,se beaeagi.g 10 ths srvss.a
fanas Jan1ary 9ag, ms.
Coo1EI TneAsUH1n,s O5SIc1,l
ALLEN CouNFY, KANaAs
ynUra Ala2 \
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Beck is Smelling four and five nun
dred bushels of corn per day.
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IT Pays! IT Pays F!
WHAT Pr VS.?

1t nays every Manufacturer, Merchant, Me-
chanfc Inventor, Farmer or Professional man,
to keep informed on all the improvements and
discoveries Of the age.
II pays the head Of every family to introduce
into his household . newspaper that Is instruc-
tive, one that fosters = taste for Investigation,
and ENCOURAGES discussiOn among the members
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Judge Talcott came up from Wilson
county yesterday.
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Judge Bell was in our town this
week looking up residence and an Office.
Dan. Thorp is the proudest man in
town. It's a boy, and weighs l0l pounds.
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J. 3. HOOVER, Principal.
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Attend the Centennial Tea Party at
the Leland Hotel next Tuesday evening.
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nastruutiua starras.


The towns Of s. Charles, 10 Missouri,
and Princeton. ia Indiana, were deyas-
tatcdsby fearful torDadocs on Sunday, 81.
Charles was visited in the afternoon, and,
although the storm lasted but few min.
utes, Il destroyed more than one hundred
thousand dollars worth Of property, killed
three persons, and injured twenty others
Among the buildings destroyed were the
St. Charles Savings Bank, Concert Hall
the Gas Works aud Pipers agricultural
warehouse. The tornado went ia tho di-
rection Of Portage des Sioux, damaging
and demolishins farm houses and iujuring
number Of persons. The calamity at
Princeton happened on Sunday night.
Although the tempest lasted only one n,ia-
ale it blew down fifty houses and damaged
as many more Eight persons were dan
gerously injured, four Of whom are not
expected 20 recover One woman was de-
priyed Of her cyesight Most Of those
who remained in their houses were I'M
harmed, while those who attempted to
escape suffered injury. One house was
completely turned upside down, yet the
occupants were unhurt The loss at
Princeton is estimated ut $4,000 At
Potocka, station four miles north Of
Princeton, hailstones measuring six inches
in circumference were found after the
storm. A terrible storm of wind and rain,
with thunder and lightning, ragged from
Chicago TO Milwaukee on Sunday night.
The tornado in the West on Sunday
night visited Henderson and Christian
counties, KY, doing great damage, It
passed over both counties in northeasterly
direction, leaving a track of desolation
about half mile wide. Twenty barns
were demolished or injured, little girl
and two negroes were killed, and several
other persons seriously injured. A large
number of persons had hairbredth escapes.
The overflow of the River Elbe last
week has caused fearful damage. AT
Schonebeck, Saxony, six hundred out of
seven hundred houses were flooded to the
roof, aud thirty houses wbre wrecked.
No loss of life ~ reported there.
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7. I|I IA IEit e.
The supreme Court Of the United States
VIII aijoafn early this eeek until the r5th 81
March, 10 prepare opinions upon cases al
ready argued AMONG the Important eases
still undecided are the Granger case. involy-
ing the right 81 States 10 regulate the fares
add ireieAts IL their f6ilroad corporations,
and the .GEant Parish case, involving the con.
stiutipnalily of The enforcement acts. There
are als0 tNo in.pertant cases from Georgia,
one inFoiFlnElthe question whether the nc,
cepiance OF new charters BY railroad com.
panies since the passage OF q law making all
charters anegdable, depriyes the companies
o. an exemption from taxation under the old
charter the other involving the point whether
inspfqnee Gnmpanies which comply with the
conditions ofany State for doing business,
DO not have l contract right TO do business
Tor ihs time agreed upon which cannot be
impaired.
The Grant Parish case Is the, Que we
alluded e last week ip connection with
the indictments Of Police Officers and
others in tho u s. District Court, Balti-
more This case was argued. We under
stand, over year ago, and the decision Of
the Court has not yet been rendered,
The Claws delay was elassed BY the Bard
ofAyon among the ills and perplexities Of
human existence Ifitwas any worse in
hiy'day than it is now, no wonder his pen
made i . matter Of record, These black
govned gentry must find some other EN-
ploynient Of their time besides the business
Of the Supreme Court, Or hey would not
allow more than twelyemonth to pass, in
rsnding case, before they came to a
decision, especially in a eaAe Of 50 much
Importance as this, involving the Ccusti-
tutionAlisy Of certain acts Of Congress, and
the liberty and property Of our citizens.
AS Congress represents the sovereignty Of
the American people, and Is now in ses-
sion and engaged 10 making inquisition
into various abuses il would not be amiss
for the Committee on the Judiciary to turn
It's attention, 70 the condition Of the bust
ness upon the docket Of that august tri-
bunal 4 might haze the tendency to
prick the sides Of their intent and ac-
CELEBRATE business, a contamination deyoutly
to be wished, ss.. CT
y j. said that the Court is greatly over
worked aud that delays in its decisions
may be accounted for in that way. But,
impoTtant cases Of this character, might,
we should think, be disposed Of with
greater dispatch ANS;
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The Case Of Raboook.


Gen. Babcock's acquittal was announced
last week, but whether he is innocent seems
to be doubted IL some quarters. The
Ne'c FORK Tribune says:"E Every man Of
common sense in tho United States knows
that Babcock has been acquitted but not
vindieated, and while there are so many
letters, dispatches and suspicious circum-
stances which were not allowed to 20 to
the jury, with such an array of doubtful
documents unexplained, it win be highly
imFrudent for Gen. Babcock's supporters
to stimulate newspaper discussion Of his
behavior. There is prospect that the
House will call for all correspondence and
papers relating to the trial. 1t is by no
means certain that the st. Louis verdict
has finished the matter. =
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: A Great National WORK.


The Centennial History Of the United States FINN
ne discovery Of the American Continent 10 he
ese y ~ vi IAN mi csn,nE Of American Independ
oiuenerai History" THE Great Republic Etc. :
b There has long been great and uniyer.
saliy.ie want Of a History Of the United
states suitable for general use /. ! This want
y now being supplied by the National Pub-
iishing Co., OF Philadelphia, who have issued
handsome volume, styled "The Centennial
History OF the United States, . by James ID.
McCabe, a well known historical writer This
work will undoubtedly, take rank AZ tbe
Standard History of the United States. i,
Is no dry mass Of details--no bombastic .ffort
70 infaue the national pride, but Il a clear
vivid and brilliant narrative OF The eyents ~
our history, from the discovery of The Amer.
lean Continent down TO the present time II
traces the evidences Of that mysterious, rare I,
the hrst occupants Of our country, and gives
most interesting account Of the indians az
North Anerica, from thetime Of the coming
OF the white men. The voyages of Columbus
the explorations. of the different nations N
Europe aud the FINAL occupation and copouesl
o. the land BY England, are told with graphic
Every step Of our colonial history "A traced
WITH patient fidelity, and the sources Of those
nople, ana We trust, enduring institutions
when nave made our country free and great,
are shown with remarkable clsarness. The
causes Of our great struggle for independence
are told with logical force and hbii;tv MI
surpassed in any work Of the dsv. Then XII
lows clear and succinct account Of sha sar.
nation Of the Federal Constitution he
establishment Of the Union |; the course ~
aiiaivs until the breaking out Of, the Seeond
War with ENGLAND and G,Il N 80. s,,.f,.''s'
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MARRIED.

AT the Parsonage of st. Paul's Reformed
Church, Westminster, on Tuesday the 29tl
ult; by Rev. W. c. Cremer, William Fogle
and Miss Sarah C. Frock, both Of this county.
On the 18th Of February, by Rev. ii. {.
Gushing, j. I. Shriner, and Miss Mary c.
Myerly, both of this county.
On the 22d nltimo, at St. Johns Church.
by Rev. Father Gloyd, Francis A. McGirr
and Margaret A. Fowler, both of this city.
BY Rev. J.E Ward d. D., at his resi-.
denee, in this city, on Thursday, % instant,
John Thomas Wagner and Miss Amelia Il.
Shipley, both of this county.
In baltimore, on Tuesday, February 22d.
1876, by Rev. J. II. Mengert, George A.
Lamley, Of Baltimore county, aud Miss Mary
{, Bowers, ofthis county.
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u lnthe Circuit Court for Carroll County. .,
John Lester and others, VS.. Jonathan w
Earhart and Mary A. Fitze, administrators ~
Samuel Fitze, deceased, and Others. / 4,
nkDERED this LIST day Of March, A. ID.
~ 1876, that the account of the Auditor
filed ~ this cause, be finally ratiiied and con.
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10Th day Of March
Instant provided copy Of this order be N.
serted for two successive weeks before the
last named day in some newspaper published
In Carroll county!alil ti N ~. III -
I 4 iia FRANK +. SHAW, Clerk.
true copy,-Test.
inar4.2t FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
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DIED.

On February 18th, in Baltimore, at the res
ldence OF Mrs. s. @. Read, her grandmother
Emily Harper Lee, daughter of Mary Corne.
Ia and. James Fenner Lee, of Deer Park
this county.
On the 2lst ultimo, at Towsontown, Nd.
NJ =, Parsonage, Littleton Morgan, son OF
rev Y. II. and Annie V. Richardson, form.
eriy OF tins city, aged eighteen months.
AT his residence, in Baltimore city, on the
Slst day OF January, 1876, George A. Farqu.
mar aged 20 years. The deceased was for
merly aresident of Union Bridge, this county.
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Maryland Affairs.


COMPTROLLER WooLRoRD AND SENA.
TOR EARLE.-The attack made by Mr.
Fenton on the editor of the Cumberland
Times, occasioned a great deal Of excite.
ment but that affair has been quite eclipsed
by an occurrence on Friday morning of
last week. The following we quote from
the Baltimore San:
In Annapolis, last week. ex-senator
lanes I, Earle, Of Queen Anne's county,
who had the night before given his testi.
moDy to committee of the Legislature
charged with the investigation of the
accusation made by him during the last
campaign against Comptroller Woolford,
Of having Ia 1872 endeavored to Obtain
for man from Somerset county a pension
was assaulted on the street by the conn.
troller and struck over the head and face
with a cane. The two gentlemen then
engaged 10 a tussle, In which the conn.
trolier was borne to the pavement but
they were separated without either being
seriously injured. d,sr. ,l.i ,o ;.
Henry, Duvall, Esq, prominent citi.
zen OF Baltimore, who owns a farm near
Annapolis, was severely beaten on Tues
day afternoon, by his tenant, Richard J.
Brown, who, Mr.. Duvall was informed
was surreptitiously conveying corn from
the farm, and which he went down 10 in.
qulre into, Brown was very abusive from
the start, and ended BY beating him until
he was hardly recognizable. Brown was
arrested and held 70 bail. a at aii8 'a
Ex-Governor Groome and Miss Alice
L. Edmondsou, Of Easton, were married
at Christ Church, Baltimore, on Tuesday
evening last Y
J The Democrats carried Frederick. Nd,
on Monday, at the Municipal election by
majority Of 80, md elce;cd majority
Of the Council. 10 30 ID -'i
The wife Of r.. G. H. Carroll, brother.
Of Coy, Carroll, died IL Baltimore on
Tuesday last,
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No ~. n, ro,-,rv

In the Circait Court for Carroll county.
Henry H. Mitten, Trustee, vs.. John Fanl
, and Violet Frank his wife,
nRDERED this I'd day Of March. D..
NJ 1876, that the second account Of the Au,
nltor hied IN THIS cause, be tinaily'ratified and
seon9rned, unless cause 70 the contrary thereof
DC shown on or before the both Of March N.
stait provided copy OF this order be insert
ca Tor two successive weeks before the last
Carroll county. il s7f7isf Gf1fIiaf's
I, 81 'gl FRANK n. SHAW, Clerk.
mar w FRAEg r, SuAw, Clerk.
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Noticc N CresIIfo,.Il-

q .LILn. IINDh r-r--4af Il,77-II ~ n
/, NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
- Der has obtained from The Orphans
.ry on the Estate Of
! JOHN sTANsBURY, - ,'t'e
ilaie ~ Carroll county, deceased. AMI ersons
having claims against ihe deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with IN vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 10 he subscribef.
on Or before the 2lat day OF September next |,
they may otherwise by law be,exclnded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested 70 make lmhediate payment. 4
rlary, 1915.
GE0RGE q sTkEsBURr,
iebzb'4tf ti M Executor.
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Notice to Creditors.

,hls u give notice, that ,he subscriber
- :, has obtained from The Orphans Court
oil Carroll county, letters OF Administration
on the Personal Estate Of f'fH NJ
{ JACOB X. SHAVER,
lale Of Carroll county, deceased. All per.
! sous having claims against the deceased are
nerepy warned 70 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the
seoserlper on or before the 18th day ofSepteD.
III neAti they may otherwise by law be excu-
J Ivy. nom MI benehtof said estate. Those in
ment Ai MlGR ''HI'f '" =" ''HND'''' ~ =
ruary, 1876. -
JACOB WINK,
Z "hr ~, ~ Mfdi4i.i administrator.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary NJ. L. Church. Rev. DIR. Ward
will preach in this Church at lOl, A. W., Sab.
bath, March 9TH At night the Y. NJ. Christ
ian Association will take charge of the service
beginning at 7,lj. Offerings received at
night by the stewards, will be for the poor.
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NO. 1915 EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
James Aitcheson, Mortgage, vs.. William
Brosius and Wife.
nRDERED this I'd day Of March. A. II.
~ 1876, that the sale made and rpnortad
in the above came by ]. Sellman Shipley,
Attorney and Agent named in the Mortgage
from William Brosius and Susan Brosius N,
wife 70 James Aitcheson, bearing date MAY
'th, 1874, and recorded among the Real n.
tate Mortgage Records of Carroll county. n
Li6er +. I. S., No. 8, Folio 257, 6e., be q.
nally ratified and confirmed, unless cause "a
the contrary be shown, on or before the an
day OF April nexti provided copy Of this
order be inserted IN some newspaper publish.
ed IN Carroll county, Maryland, once week
Tor three successive WEEKS previous 10 the
18th day of March instant.
me Report states the amount Of the sale Of
the niortgaged property to be 500. =
l.i ID. FRANK #. SHAW. CLERK
True copy,-Test:
mar 4-st FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
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BAYARD AND VIaarsIA.--A cores
pendent writing from the Tenth legion,
says ;-"This whole section, as far as
have heard expression, is for him. He is
regarded here as the ablest and purest Of
the prominent Democrats e 81
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We are indebted to the polite attention
of DR. Waters, of the House, for the Jour
nal Of the Senate. Also to DR.. Rinehart
for several public documents. Z Also to our
representative in Congress, Mr. Roberts,
for several speeches. s
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Notice 70 Creditors. :.

NOTICE is hereby given that The subscri.
- bers have obtained from the Orphans
court =. q carroll county, Letters Tes,amenta.
GEORGE GROVE,
! q Carroll county, deceased. All persons
nMvlng claims against the deceased are hereby
, wa.hea 70 exhibit the same with the ssueheri
on or before the 2lst day of Septhmber. nexl;
they may otherwise by law be i clsdej from
allbepeiit Of said estate, Those ;ndebted Are
requested to make Immediate payment.
Glseii under oar hands this 3lss day Of Feb
ruary, 1876. i, =
CHARLES k. GROVE.
". MARTIN K. GROVE,
isp zprft~ig1il Hsafsias1s Executors h
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TRUSTEES SALE
PROPERTY

HNHE undersigned, by virtue of n A..
Il. the Circuit Court for Carroll conn n,sNeI
n Court Of Equity, passed in the oanse ,@
ter l.. Banmgnrtner against Peter Cess
will offer the Personal Property in mil n n-'l
deereed TO be sold, to the highest hidaV ause
the reeidence of said Peter Gearhart L.
ers district, Carroll county, Md. abar. ~
mile from Jacob Geethihg Mil md III. ~. yne
from Ephraim Nace's Mill, on ~''''
Monday, son day Of March, A. d.. ~,
at 10 o'clock, a. M. Said property cnu...
"a Of black Canadian StaI. n.. sa''se
Oy4s1 lion, Bay Horse, 2 Heif
,W1sAeer s, Bull, Cows, Three
Sheep, 6 hogs, | thrce.horse wagon and -
spring wagon, plows, harrows, single ~ ~
double trees, shovel plows, 2 sets Of b,.aa.aaa
bands, log, COW, and halter chains, lot ~
gears, reaper and mower, Flickinger's maj.
forks, shovels, rakes, hoes, about 20 ac ...@e
wheat and rye growing, also bedsteads ~
bedding, stoves, cupboard, chairs, Chests !"
bles, and other articles too numerous =
mention. De.F.
The Terms Of Sale Prescribed Jv "a, n.
cree are as .toiioies ;-All sums Of S5 And ~ ~
der shall be paid IN cash, and on ali sn WI
above 50 a credit Of six months will be- v Sa'a'
aud to be secured by the notes ofthe pt1,ss Sa,
ser or purchasers with security TO be approvsS
Of by the Trustee and to bear interest f,om
the day of sale. Noproperty to be removes
until after the terms Of sale have been con,
piled with. N'A'
PETER L. BAUMGARTNER, Trustee
j. J. BAuNGARTSER, Solicitor.
j. Wan, Edrhart, cfk. IVm. Tag, And
mar I'd
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NO. 1918 EoIIITy

-. ~ " ipio EsQlll
Joseph Ruby, Trustee. VS.. David II Lei,,cr
! l.Sga .a. and Wife.
nRDERED this ID day of March, 1876
" that the sales Of the real and persona
property made and reported by Joseph RUBY
Trustee, by virtue of deed of trust from
David II. Lester and Annie Lester his wife
70 MN be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
% 'ne contrary thereof be Shown on or before
the third day of April, 1876; provided n con,
OF this order be inserted in some newsns ~, NJ
published in Carroll county, once a week n
each Of three successive weeks before the 25,h
day Of March next. NI n = ~ ~ ~
Amountof sale asstated by report S49G. II.
Z aEtf 5.,ia 5s. WIN. N. HAYDEN,
- Judge Of the CT. Court.
} True eopy,--Test ii 1fsi- ~,
mar 4.St FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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The colOred people are tohavc a nation al
convention at Nashville, on the 9th of
April, to take into consideration the polit-
zeal situation.
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Tho people Of the scape Fear Section
Of North carolIaa, IdcladIng the citizens
lof 1Niimlostoni Monday celebrated he
sentshnisl Of The Battle Of Moore Greek.
Thsrp was q general suspension Of business.
De military paadsd; rlates were, fired;
ana patriotic oratlqns wtrc pronounced;