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ED.

BROWN.-In Philadelphia, at the resi-
dence of his daughters, on the 18th of
December, 1876, JOSEPH r. Brown, in
the Sjth year of his age.
ORR December 3D., in the Eighth Dis
trict, Cecil county, NEvIN ORR, in his
Seth year.
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Port Deposit E9eTsas.



On Thursday night, December It'll, about
$50 2. NJ Mr.. Robert Thompson discovered
his house to be on fire. He and family had
retired early to bed and had fallen asleep,
when the smell Of smoke awoke them.
Some neighbors living near by saw the
light, and with their assistance he carried
some of the beds, furniture and little
clothing out to a place of safety Mr..
Thompson loses all of the heavy furniture,
pretty much all of the family wearing ap-
parel and large portion of his Winter
stores The fire is supposed to have caught
from a defective tiue. His house was still
atod on the road leading from Battle Swamp
to Perryvile. not very far from ASbury NJ.
f. Church. He has an insurance in the
York Company for 81, 900 on the building;
nothing on the furniture. MIR. Thompson
is an industrious man, and has the warm
sympathy of many friends; and, if | mis-
take not, it will be shown in a substantial
manner. We nearly had fire in town last
Saturday. The chimney of Mr.. John Arch
ibald's house caught fire, and, as the wind
was blowing hard, it was feared the sparks
would ignite the roof of his dwelling or his
neighbors', but fortunately for the town
they did not.
stVERE ACCIDENT.
Messrs. VIM. Castle and John II. Shan
non met with severe accident Just after
leaving the farm of the former in PennSyl-
vania Their horse became frightened at
something in the road, ran off. throwing
the gentlemen out, bruisiug both of them
very severely, breaking the buggy nearly
to pieces and hurting the horse badly.
ICE HARVEST.
On Monday, most of our citizens who
have ice houses, commenced filling them
with clear, pretty ice, seven to eight inches
thick, and at this time have laid in suf-
ficient supply to last them next Summer.
Mr.. Casper Morhlein, who supplies our
citizens who do not own houses, com
menced on Wednesday, and if the weather
continues favorable, will have an amply
supply for Summer use.
CHRISTMAS TREE.
The NJ. +. Sabbath School will have their
Christmas tree for the children, on Friday,
December 22nd, in the lecture room of the
church. The committee to make arrange
ments will have good supply of articles
that will make the hearts of the Titles ones
rejoice. Last year some of the older per
sons received presents that afforded infinite
amusement to those present.
MIR. DANIEL NJ NJ CLENAHAN,
our enterprising ncwsdealer has contracted
with Messrs. a. II. Reynolds & Bro. to
repair the damages by the late fire in his
store, the agent of the company having
satisfactorily appraised the damages there
on. The work will not be done in time for
him to re-enter till about the first of the
new year.
70 Black Cashmeres from 60 cents to
Sl.00; Black Alpacas from % cents to
$l.00, at MCCRERY Il BOULDER s.
Don't forget the Concert on Wedues-
day evening next, at Odd Fellows Hall.
Admission only 81 cents.
rs Closing out Merino underwear;
broken lines very cheap. GLASS FRONT.
Is "Children's Books-all kinds and
priceS-at HINCHLIFFE's.
-5F5 \ fine selection of r-Rings, at re-
duced prices, at ALRICH's.
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lCE.-Those having ice houses have been
enabled This week to fill them with an arti-
Gle superior both in quality and thickness.
That housed by Mr. McNeal is from five to
seven inches; Mr.. J. A. Howard has secured
very good ice; Mr.. Joseph Booth has erected
large house on his place and nearly or
quite filled it. Therefore, whatever course
the Winter may take hereafter, we now
have good supply of ice for the warm sea-
SON.
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IIo,tcttrrs United States Almanac for 1871 for disri-
luion. gratis, throuahou thu United States and all
published about the first Of January in the English
German. French Welsh. Norwegian. Swedish, Holland
Bohemian and Spanish languages, and all who wish to
understand the true philosophy of health should read
thn valuable susg tons it contains. In addition to an
admirable medical treatise til" causes prevent on
aud cure Of great variety Of diseases it embraces
large amount of information interesting to the mer'
Chant the mechanic, the MINER the farmer, the planter
and the professional and the calculations have
been nude for such erdians and ATTITUDES most
suitable for "a correct and comprehensive National
Calendar.
The nature, uscS. aud extraordinary sanitary effects
Of In-tcft-r's Stomach Bttcrs. the staple tonic and
Alternative of than half the Christian world,
fully set forth In pages which also nt-rpers-G
NTH pictorial Illustrations, valuable recipes for the
household and farm, humorous Anecdotes and other
instructive AMI amusing reading matter original ano
selected. Among the Annus to appear with the open
may lee hal for the asking Til" proprietors. Me,-rs
IIostctter Smith Pittsburgh. Pa, receipt of two
stamp will forward copy by mail to persor
who cannot procure in his neiShbprhpod. Til
extensively used throughout the entire civilized world
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20 The stock at the BEE Hive is full t.
over flowing.

u Try it; keep trying it, and try it
again. We say this because we believe
that the health, happiness and prosperity OF
the people depend upon the proper use Of
these medicines, which have proved so sue
cessful in eradicating disease and defeating
death The medicine so effective in its cure
of diseases is the great Southern remedy,
SIMMoN Liver Regulator. Try it; we be-
lieve that the first trial will be satisfactory.
81
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.8"A few more of those Colored Cash
meres, at 80 cents per yard. at
MCCRERY 4 BoULDEN's.
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q Solid Gold and Gold Fronts, and
Roll-plated Jewelry, very cheap, at
SoUDER's.
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Is Large Assortment of Fancy Paper,
put up in very attractive boxes. suitable
for Christmas presents. GLASS FRONT.
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CHRISTMAS GooDs.-Vases. Toilet Sets,
Toilet Merchandise, Goods in Russia Leath
er, Cut Glassware and Perfumery-in endless
variety, at FRAzER's drug store.
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e8 Mrs. GILES has just arrived from
the city with full stock of Toys and Con
fectonery for Christmas. Patronage in
vited.
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3 Exceedingly attractive, the hand
some Christmas Goods, at Mrs. NELsoN's
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z; Novelties in Photograph and Auto
graph Albums. Also the newest and best
Games at IINCHLIFFE 5.
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u All kinds of Alphabetical Building
Blocks and kindergarten Toys at
HINCHLIFFE's.
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Is If you want Christmas nick nacks
and groceries, 60 to the BEE HIVE in the
" Hollow"
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- Those two foes of bodily comfort
Rheumatism and the Gout, cease their
twingea, ii the affected part is daily washed
with Gieun's sulphur Soap, which banisheS
pain and renders the joints and muscles
supple and elastic. Depot, Crittenton' 5,
Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
fifty cents. II
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Geo. w. Earnest has commenced bust
ness as a dealer i'll general marchandise =
dry goods, gro cries, Nc. i'll Townsend.
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~ Fine Gold Finger Rings, from $50
upwards, at ALRIcHs.
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IS Roger & Brother rs silver plated eva
thread Teaspoons, only $500 Fer dozen, at
ALRICU s.
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Is Call and see the new arrival of novel
ties in the Millinery and Notion line at
Mrs. NELSON'S.
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Largest assortment of Furs: newest
styles; very cheap. GLASS FRONT.
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4 Valuable Medical Treatise.

CHRISTMAS Presents plentiful, aren't
they, and so cheap at FRAzER's drug store.
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NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF
PRESIDENT and DIRECTORS
BOHEMIA BRIDGE COMPANY,

The President and Directors. in prescuting the afurc
going for the isc. year ending November Is
1876 desire to state to the Stockholders that they deem
ed il prudent to pass dividend and still further pr,
vide for the extensive repairs that will shortly hc
quired TO the bridge by trans trrin : o ct the above
balance to the sinking funi The remaining $3.50 }
Will I've appropriated t. the pigment of hill of plank
already purchased.
WILLIAM LINDSEY. Pr, silent
j. II. STEELE, Secretary AMI Treasurer.
Chesapeake City, Dec Q. l>16-2w
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,NA night of rest guaranteed TO the
consumptiye or any one who is unable to
lie down on account of itii:ulty Of breath
ing, if they will use SHgISER's Bllsamic
Cough Syrup.
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ry Mdme BehrenS, Mrs. f. l.. DIven-
port, Miss Florence Davenport AMI NJ. H..
Il. Btrnhurst are among the attractions at
the Hall on Wednes lay night next.
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OREGON ELECTOR.

The prominent Republicans deride the
idea of Governor, the servant of the PEG
pie, overriding the sovereign will of the
people. The Democrats tickle their droop-
ing spirits now and then by exclaiming,
"We've got EN- and forthwith prepare
to inaugurate, at the various ''gin mills"
All this, however, availeth nothing, for
Governor Hayes is elected President, and
if he lives he will be inaugurated. Bust
ness men need hesitate no longer, but get
to work and push their enterprises. The
time to make money is at hand. Gold is
only 101; greenbacks are worth 90 cents
for every dollar.
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TROUBLE.

Anything in the Book line You may
want can be ordered from HINCHLIFFE's. Ii
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SCARCIrv OF MONEY. There is no doubt
but the present condition Of all kinds of
business and industry is tearfuily depressed,
and it behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is coming
on when children are liable 10 Group. Hoop
ing Cough, etc Coughs and Colds will
prevail every where, and Consumption, with
other throat and lung diseases, will carry
off many. These diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills are expensive,
and we would advise nrr people to use
BoSCHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. 1t never has
failed. One bottle at - cents will keep
your whole family well during the Winter.
Two doses will relieve any casr. Sold in
all towns III the United states. and by II.
IL. Mitchell, Eikton; E. b. Frazer, Port
Deposit; and DIR. l.. r. Kirk, Rising Sun.
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Silk Handkerchiefs and Muffiers in
variety, at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
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Is DR.. BULLS Cough Syrup is particu-
larly recommended for children. 1t cures
Coughs, Colds, Group, Sore Throat, and
Whooping Cough. Is pleasant TO the taste
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GoDEYs LADY's Book for January is
IL superb number; a fine steel engraving,
Youth aud Age nice little chrome.
pet Rabbits ii double sheet colored tar
bon plate, with patterns, &c. make up
the illustrations: while there is the usual
amount and quality of reading matter,
together with the Work Department, Edi-
tors Table, &c. +. A. Cooley, Philadel
phia; terms, g 90, with fine chrome.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.

The School Commissioners Of Cecil county will NEE
their Office in Ekton for the transaction Of curren
School business, on the SECOND TUESDAY of cacl
and every month. JOHN SQUIER,
May ., lS74-E Secretary.
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rs Ladies', gents and chldren's Merino
Underwear, at low prices, at
MCCRERY & BOULDEN's
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MR.. S. S. cox.

late of Ohio, and now of New York with
resolution to investigate the elections in
New York, Brooklyn, Jersey City aud
Philadelphia. This was adopted, and a
Democratic committee will report Demo
cratic result. And so the House went on
its effort to make political capital. Ii
finally adjourned to so into caucus; tina,
is, the Democrats did, and they are the
House. They have indicated desire ever
since Congress met, to do all the political
business they possible can, without refer
ence to the actual business of the country.
1t was notable fact that in the call of
the States and Territories to-day, Colorado
was utterly neglected. In fact, there is nc
such name as " Colorado upon the list
of States and Territories as authorized by
the House.
1t is generally believed by Congressman
that there will be little or no legislation
during the session aside from matters of
a political nature. Yet scores of bills are
being introduced in addition to the hun
dreds which are now either pigeon holed
in Committee rooms or are without possible
reach for passage.
Yours. J. II. P.
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ROBBERY OF 4 CECIL CoCNTIAN The
Middletown Transcript says that last Thurs
day evening John Bartlett, OF Cec;lton, Md,
came to Middlctowu and attempted to de
stroy certain amount OF plain whisk"y, IN
doing which he became rather confused and
was decoyed under shed attached to the
stables OF Middlet0wn Hotel, knocked down,
and robbed of SO. Nv" :nen named John
and Ebenezer Alfrey have been arrested and
held for their appearance at Court, on SuS-
picion of having committed the robbery,
while a third named Louis Boulder escaped.
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The last six or eight days have been a
busy time for the ice-gathercrs. 4 better
crop of the luxury has not been harvested
for Il long time in this section, the ice rang
ing from five to seven inches thick, and
made of beautiful clear water.
THE LADIES MITE SOCIETY
OF the NJ. Z. Church, of this place, a short
time since gave supper for the benefit OF
the parsonage, which proved quite sue,
cess, taking everything into consideration.
rRoTRACTED MEETING
has been in progress for the last two weeks.
which has not been attended with as much
success as could have been desired though
several have professed conversion; but the
prospect seems to be growing better. The
Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Wilson is a live energetic,
working man. He has a considerable
amount of stock on hand, but not much
working capital.
BUSINESS
in general is dull, except with the hotels.
If reports be true, they are doing a lively
business. SO much SO that they are not
provided with sufficient room to accommo-
date the strangers who may chance to STOP
off the train for supper or nights lodg-
ing. y lew evenings since, gentleman
with wife and child and a male friend
who arrived on the G.12 p. NJ. train can
vassed the town from end to end, and found
all the pubLic t0uses full. Consequently the
strangers, with the assistance of a friendly
citizen. had to press their way to a private
boarding house for lodging, where with
some difficulty they obtained accommoda
tions and where they remained for several
days, paid their bill and started for more
congenal cline. The sequel of the matter
is this: the gentleman professed to be a
temperance lecturer; hence could receive
no accommodate at the public houses
What does such conduct mean? Are
hotels for the accommodation Of the travel
ing public, or for the damage of the com
munity in which they are located?
TROUBLE.
One of our merchants has been closed up
by the officers of the law. On Friday, the
7th instant. he put on stem and relieved
himself of his melancholy reflections 10y
running his horse through the streets at {
fearful speed, when for the safety of the
pedestrians, he was arrested for violation
of the town ordinance. In his difficulties
he strained one of his eXtremitieS to sucl
an extent that lie was unable to defenc
himself at the Magistrates court on the
following day.
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- Don't forget the Bee Hive for Cheap
Goods. REESE.
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II \ fine selection of Ear Rings, at re-
duced prices, at ALRICH's.
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DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCES

are just now the order of the day and
night. Several of them take place among
the leaders every few hours. Some are
held at private houses, some in hotels,
others in the Hobbies, and many at the bars
of Bacchus. They have an elephant on
their hands in attempting to force their
defeated candidate into the White House,
and they will find "talk' very poor
nourishment for the animal.
The general conversation among the lead
ers at the Capital centers on the subject Of
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to work and push their enterprises. The
time to make money is at hand. Gold is
only 101; greenbacks are worth 90 cents
for every dollar.
CONGRESSIONAL.
| have been trying to think of something
with which to compare the proceedings OF
the House of Repre- sentatives for the past
week, but the proceedings, the scenes, and
the motley crowd drawn together has nO
comparison anywhere. To witness the as
sembling of SO much national brain and
wisdom when we have been deprived of
their presence for some months, is sight,
one would suppose, calculated to strike
awe into our healts, yet, upon attending
one of last week S sessions, one would
hardly know fIom which we derive the
most fun-the national cherubS of wisdom
or the crowd who go to gaze at them.
And one invariably leaves the House with
doubt as to whether he has been to a
planning mill, an auction shop or circus.
The Congressional ship is still ahoat,
however, with slim show for a fair wind
and smooth sea. There has not been much
done as yet, excepting organizing commit
tees. According to the present state of
things we Shall have committee in every
State. The South has just gotten through
a raid of that kind, and now they are going
to have the thing over again.
To day being Monday, it was not sup
posed that much business would be done
III the House. Mondays are usually called
"wash days" in the House, because the
members then clean themselves of the
accumulated ideas and themes which have
been evolved into bills during the previous
week. But day there was party who
did not wish to have irregular wash day, "
SO the reading of all the bills was demand
ed until after the expiration of the morn
ing hour. After that had closed all man
ner of resolutions were in order. First
came the distinguished statesmen from
Ohio, one Banning, who wanted to know,
you know, something about Gen. Sheri-
dams order of 1876 relieving Gov. J. Mad
ison Wells of his office as Governor of
Louisiana. Banning was unsuccessful,
however, two thirds not voting in the
affirmative Next came,
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- All the newest styles of Letter Paper
and Writing Desks at HINCHLFFE's.
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Is New CaSSimereS, new and rough
Beavers, heavy and fac Black Beavers for
ladies and gents coats, just received.
GLASS FRONT.
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ICE

The last six or eight days have been a
busy time for the ice-gathercrs. A better
crop of the luxury has not been harvested
for Il long time in this section, the ice rang
ing from five to seven inches thick, and
made of beautiful clear water.
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.@y~ Ladies' Watches lower than the low
est, at ALRICH 6.
IS Large assortment of Pen Knives,
Pocket Books aud Diaries at HINCHLIFFE's
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=" Don't forget the Concert on Wednes-
day evening next, at Odd Fellows Hall
Admission only 81 cents.
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- Black Cashmeres from 60 cents to
$l.00; Black Alpacas from % cents to
$1.00, at MCCRERY & BoULDEN's.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-12-16

Is Closing out Merino underwear:
broken lines very cheap. GLASS FRONT.
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Is "Children's Books-all kinds and
priceS-at HINCHLIFFE's.
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 18th. 1876.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dee. 18th, 1876.
DEAR WmG:-There has been more
weather in and around Washington during
the past week than has ever been crammed
into the same space of time since weatho +
was introduced. And the variety of the
weather has been a source Of comment that
leaves politics i'll the shade, and makes the
Oldest inhabitant the only happy man i'll
town.
Times are hard, business dull and money
scarce, and the poor are put to their wit 5
end to secure means wherewith to exist.
Navigation on the Potomac is completely
blocked for thirty miles down the river.
Everybody looks blue but the plumbers
aDd stove men. They are positively hilari-
Gus as they book the orders to mend more
bursted pipes and played out furnaces
immediately than they can execute for
month. lis an i'll Northwestern that blows
nobody good. Aside from the weather,
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~" Great bargains in Jewelry, at
SoUDER's.
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DEATH OF JOSEPH r. Brown, ESQ
We have to announce, this week, the death,
in Philadelphia, on Monday last, of Joseph
citizen of this county for about thirty
years. For number of years Mr.. Brown
was Justice of the Peace in this town,
where he was respected by every person.
Some time ago he resigned his office, and
removed to Philadelphia, where he resided
with his daughter until his death. His re-
mains were brought to Elkton, yesterday
morning, and deposited in the Presbyterian
cemetery
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SEVERE ACCIDENT.

MeSSrs. VIM. Castle and John II. Shan
non met with severe accident just after
leaving the farm of the former in Pennsyl-
vania Their horse became frightened at
something in the road, ran Oft. throwing
the gentlemen out, bruisiug both of them
very severely, breaking the buggy nearly
to pieces and hurting the horse badly.
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- Goods for Mems wear; Boots Shoes
and everything to fit You ont for the cold
weather, at very low prices, at the BEE
HIVE
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.S Ladies' Merino Vests from so cents
to $1.50; gents Merino Vests from 30
cents to $3.50; children's Merino Vests
from % to - cents, at
MCCRERY Il BoULDENs
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IS Two ounces solid silver Hunting
Case Watches, either Waltham or Eigin
movements, warranted, only $ll, at
SoUD.R's
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ICE HARVEST.

our enterprising newsdealer, has contracted
with Messrs. a. II. Reynolds & Bro. to
repair the damages by the late fire in his
store, the agent of the company having
satisfactorily appraised the damages there
on. The work will not be done in time for
him to re-enter till about the first of the
new year.
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s"On exhibition, at Mrs. nelson's, &
fine display of Christmas Novelties.