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The Portland daily press., 1876-10-07

BEFORE going TO the Centennial, buy a
Waterproof Circular at Eastman Bros
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Maine Central
RAILROAD,
MONDAY, OCT. o, 1876.

Trains leave Portland for Bangor, Waterville,
Belfast and Dexter at t12. IS a. M, 1910 p. m.
Skowhegan 2.35 a. m. and 1910 p. m.
Augusta, HalIOwell, Gardiner, Brunswick and
Lewiston via Brunswick t12.35 m, II 90 a.m ~ 40
$40 D. m.
Rockland tt 100 a. M, 12.4Op.m.
Bath 100 a. m, 1910. $50 p. IN.
Lewiston 1885 a. m, 500 p. m.
Pennington 1885 a. m.
The 1925 a. m. train for Bangor makes close Con-
nection with e. q N, A. Railway fol st. John and
Halifax.
Pullman Sleeping Car attached.
MIXED. PAYSON TUCKER, Supt.
Portland, Oct 0, 1876. au3ldtf
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself
the trust of administrator of the estate of
JOSEPH BURBANK late rof Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands upon the estate OF said deceased required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
GEO. G. PETERS, Admir-.
Portland Oct. Sd, 1876. oct71awSs
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed and taken upon himself the
trust Of Administrator de bons Of the estate of
EDWARD THURSTON, late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland. deceased, and
demands upon the estate of said deceased, are re-
quired to exhibit the same and all persons in
debted to said estate are called upon to make pay
ment to
JOSEPH. A. LOUKE, Admir- de bonis non.
Portland, Sept. 9Th, 1875. oct7d1aw3ws
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the author of these popular works than to say
that very costly Gold Medal has recently been
presented him by the National Medical Asso-
citation. Fuller particulars may be found in
the advertisement in our columns.
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LADIES. one half the trouble in running your
sewing machine may be avoided by using the
EUREKA MACHINE TWIST. 1t is the best.
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$500 WILL buy grey or blue Waterproof
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Brief JOffiugs,


The intended trip to Upper Bartlett yester-
day was postponed owing to the storm.
The Cumberland Law Club discussed the
| Presidential candidates at meeting held last
evening"
The retail grocers have agreed to close their
places of business at Il O'Clock, commencing
| on Monday next, for the winter.
B. Barnes, Jr, has issued a neat card con-
tanning plans of the City Hall and Museum au-
| ditoriums.
The Mechanics Association will open their
course of lectures on the evening of Nov 18TH
DIR. Hill delivers the opening lecture.
1t is said that Kennedy will accept the chal'
lenge given by Driscoll, and pull him on the
Charles river.
The October number of the International
Railway aud Steam Navigation Gade has been
received.
Some people think that certain young Com
mercial street merchant has absconded, but
probably he has only gone to the Centennial.
Mr. ii. j. Holmes is to commence his dane
ing for school children at Grand Army Hall,
next Saturday evening.
The Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
have issued small pamphlet giving the presi-
dental votes of states from the first election
down.
Mr.. George f. Lewis of Boston, was thrown
from his carriage in Yarmouth Tuesday, and
was severely injured. He was brought to this
city and is now improving.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars of Maine
will meet in semi-annual session at Watervile
next Tuesday, Oct 10th and 18th. Half fare
over the railroads.
The temperance meeting at Allen Mission
last evening was very interesting. Addresses
were made by Rev. Mr.. McWhinnie, S. r.
Leavitt and G. E. Smith.
A noted somnambulist in this city got up the
other night, and after feeling around the room
awhile jumped out of the window nearly break
ing his neck. He walks with large cane
now.
Elder Miles Grant, the expositor of the great
historical map. has arrived at the most interest.
ing part of the lectures, as the large and intel
ligent audience testified. He will lecture to-
morrow evening at Union Hall
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Look Here j..

"Autumn," the latest New York style hat
received to-day.
MAHER & Co., opposite Post-office.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
First National Bank of Portland.
AT PORTLAND,
IF THE STATE OF MAINE,
At the close of Business October 2, 1876,
RESOURCES.

STATE OF MAINE,
County of Cumberland, IS.
I, William E. Gould, Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILLIAM EDWARD GOULD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day Of
October, 1876.
HOWARD GOULD, Notary Public.
Correct, Attest;
# I; (; t d t sHHHhHAisEar Directors.
OCT d3ttSW1t
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ASTHMA is relieved by inhaling the ho
vapors of the isolation of Forest Tar"
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MUSICAL "A very pleasant musicale by the
pupils Of Fred ter Linden, Portland's favorite
music teacher, was held at the rooms of the
Orpheus Symphony Club last evening. The
following was the programme:
Overture Norma, Piano and Quartette, Miss
Hattie Thomas; Waiting Soprano and Violin
Solo, Miss Mary Snowman and Mr.. Jones;
Septnor, Beethoven, Piano, four hands. Miss
Katie Burns and Instructor; Saxophone Obi
cato, Miss Louise; Piano Solo, Miss Hattie
Thomas, Gut nacht du mein hargzes kind,
Miss Mary Snowman; Crystallophone duet,
Miss Louise and Instructor; Piano Solo and
Duet, Miss Katie Bnrns and Instructor.
The pieces were very finely executed. Par
ticularly noticeable was the Septnor Beethoven
by Miss Burns and Mr.. ter Linden; "Nearer
my God to Thee" and variations; piano solo by
Miss Hattie Thomas song, Gut nacht du
mein hargizes kind aud German song BY
Miss Snowman.
THE MUsEUM.-This afternoon and evening
the pleasing little comedy, "My Uncle's WILL"
will be brought out at the Museum, with Miss
Marsh as Florence Marigold,' and Mr..
| Mr.. Learock as "Charles Cashmere" 1t will
be followed, each performance, by ''Dick Tur-
pin," with the following cast:
/ a.
Tom King. Mr. Charles w. Sutton
| Squire Whimsey. Mr. III. L. Bascomb
| Squire Watson .....'....".....;:..Mr. g. I. ulmer
Jackey GoOsgreen. ............ Mr. Felix j. Morris
Adolphus FizfooZle communal Mr.. G. r. Leonard
Scoreum. .....................M Mr.. u. Wooderson
| Mary Watson. ......"......M Miss Lizzie May Ulmer
Betty Shmklns. Miss 5. Lewis
The public will regret to hear the report that
Mr.. and Mrs Umer are to leave the Museum
company.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The following
are the real estate transfers recorded in this
county yesterday:
Brunswick-Lot of land from Aaron A.
Richardson to George A. Slower
Deeripg-Lot of land at Woodford's Corner
from Samuel H. and Ansel r. Doten to Chas
| A. Hayden.
Freeport-Lot of land con tanning twentyone
acres, from John Brewer to Enoch Brewer.
Standish-Lot of land from Albert u. Thorr
to Benz, A. Dow.
| Windham-Lot of land and buildings from
Martha and Leonard r. Mabry to Caroline A
| Thurston.
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In the last five years. thousands OF persons
have borne witness to the truly wonderful med
icinal power of DR. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY
REMEDY, NEPHRETICUM, in the relief of
kidney, bladder and glandular diseases, loss of
appetite, affections at the liver, &,. 1t is pre-
scribed daily by the medical faculty, true
proof of its merit.
10-25-40 june 20eodaw1w
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AUCTION SALE
IF. o. BAILEY & CO.,

F.O. BAILEY q CO.
AuctiOneers and Commission Merchants
saiesrooms IS and 81 Exchange ~.
=. o. BAILEY. O., W. ALLEN
Regular sale OF Furniture and General Merchar-
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 o'clock g. m.
Consgnments solicited oc3dt
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HOUSE ON ELLSWORTH ST.,
BY AUCTION.

nN WEDNESDAY, Oct. 11lh, at O'Clock p. M,
" we shall sell the new 2 Story House, No. ~
Ellsworth Street. The House contains 10 good
rooms ample closets, fine cellar, pped for gas
throughout, Sebago water &C. The lot is % feet ON
Ellsworth Street, by about Is feet on o proposed
Street. Terms easy, and made known at sale. This
property commands one of the finest views in the
city; is on high and dry elevation; good neighbour
hood; Horse within minutes walk.
The building was built of good material, and in a
very thorough manner, and is very conveniently
arranged.
r. .. BAILEY & CO., Auctioneers.
oet5 did
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Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of a Ii
IN cense from the Hon. Nathan Cleayes, Judge
of Probate in and for the County of Cumberland, L
shall sell at public sale, the premises, on SATUR-
DAY, the fourteenth day of October, A. ID. 1876 at
ten o'clock in the forenoon the following described
real estate of Thomas Gill; late of Portland in said
County, deceased, for the payment OF his debts and
incidental charges of SALE
Said real estate consists OF Dwelling House,
Store and Lot, situated on the westerly side Of
Center Street, in said Portland. and numbered
eight on said street, being the homestead Of said
Thomas Gill, in his lifetime.
BRIAN E. McD0N0UGH, Admir-.
r. o. BAILEY 81 CO., Auctioneers.
Portland, Sept. 18th, 1876. oct6dSt
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COMMUNICATED.
OUR COUNTY TICKET.

A good ticket has been presented to
our people. and now it is our duty 10
elect it, Personal preferences are no
longer to be considered. The majority
have spoken, and it becomes the minority,
gracefully to yield-aye, more to show,
by their works, that they are too good
soldiers and patriots to struggle, now
that the array has been set and the bugle
sounded for the assault. 1t is natural
that those who have failed in obtaining
the man OF their choice should feel dis
appointment, but everybody cannot be
accommodated, and there is no good
reason why disappointment should not
be our lot as well as anothers. Fight
for your man as long as the question
is open, bat when selection has been
fairly made by competent authority, it
then becomes right and proper that
the nominee shall be our choice. On
no other principal can we hope to win.
We must act as an unit, and neither
practice or preach any other doctrine
whereby Iudepende nts may be encour-
aged to take the field. We must root
out the Republicans in this campaign;
that is the work before us, and we. can
not hope fully to accomplish it unless
we proclaim and wage relentless wa
against Independents and Bolters-a
war which shall dismember them from
our party and force them into the ranks
of the enemy, where they properly be-
long. We have hitherto been too len
lent with such people; the time has come
when Independents should forfeit all
the rights aud immunities of our organ
izatioD, and we must henceforth regard
all who are not tor Us as against us.
Self protection demands this, for no par
ty can long survive rebellion in itsranks
to go unrebuked and unpunished.
OLD WING.
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REpUnLECAN NOMINEES.

A Republican County Convention
was held on Saturday last. at Harper S
Ferry, when the following nominations
were made For Sheriff, George
Koonce for the House of Delegates,
s. V. Yantis and Jno. d. Staley for
President OF the County Court, John
+. Smith for Assessors, John Il. Els
win and Thomas Licklder.
The nomination of the above county
ticket by the Republican party makes
the issue up squarely in Jefferson coun-
ty. Our political opponents now con
front us under their chosen leaders
more than one of whom have proited
in the past by Democratic votes-and
the only question now left to solve Is
whether the honest masses of Jefferson
will unite in presenting solid front to
the enemy and electing the regular tick
ct of the Democratic Conservative
party; or by division, not only suffer
igrominious defeat themselves, but,
perhaps, aid in placing again in power
the men who only too recently branded
them as "rebels' and ''traltors, and
robbed them even Of the sacred right
of suffrage. No Independent ticket can
possibly succeed-will Democrats take
the responsibility of aiding in electing
Republicans That is the question to
be decided, for every vote cast for any
man other than the regular nominee,
for Sheriff, is just as much a vote for
George Koonce as if his name was
printedin boldest letters upon the ballot.
We ask every Democratic-C onserva-
tive voter, in all candor, to give these
matters his serious consideration, and
determine to work for the harmony aud
success Of the party, rather than its dis
ruptiOn aud defeat. Spirit Of jefferson.
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Dtatbs.

At the residence of her husband, near
Charlestown, OIL Monday, Sept 18th,
1876, Mrs CATHERINE T. WASH
INGTON-witeof b. G. Washington,
Esq, and daughter of the late DR.. l.
5. Blackburn-sged IS years.
In Hamilton, Loudoun County, Va,
August oath, 1876, Miss LYDIA a.
JONES Of Mr.. James w. Jones,
aud sister Of Mr. Geo. ". Moce, OF
Charestown-aged 80 years
In Martinsburg. on the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER, Mr.. JOSEPH CONRAD, for
merly of this County, in the 10Th year
of his age.
On the 10Th September, CORA G.,
daughter of Nimrod G. and Martha v
Fcllus, aged IL months aud s days, OF
Martinsburg.
On Monday evening, September Is,
1876, in Charlcstown, GRACE GARD
NER, infant daughter of &. f and FL.
la V. Beller, aged months anG %
days.
AT Hamden, Vinton county, Ohio,
August q, 1876, FRANCIS Elm
EST, son of Thomas w. and Alice NJ.
Huusicker, aged year, l month and 3
days.
Departed this life on the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, 1876, ELLA RIVES MAI
TINGLY, beloved wife OF George Mat
tingly, Esq, Of Washington, d. G., and
daughter OF Mary +. and the late PHI
ip s. Harwood, formerly of Richmond,
Va. in the S5th year of her age.
Died at half past eight o'clock on the
23rd Of Sept, at Charlestown, NARY
NAILOR GREEN, daughter of Hon.
Thomas G. Green,of the Supreme Court
of Appeals, of this State, in the 10th
wear of her age. .
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4flGrtia9es.

At the Episcopal Church, in this
place, on Wednesday morning last, the
27th of September, 1876, by Rev. llr.
Hubbard, Mr. JOSEPH 5. BRAGG
NIER, Attorney at Law, of this town,
20 Miss MAMIE {. WILLIAMS,
only daughter of the late Richard c.
Williams, deceased, OF Berkeley Coun-
ty. [Qaite large crowd was present
to witness the interesting ceremony.
The bride and groom, Immediately after
the nuptIalS, started tor the railroad to
take passage for the Centennial. They
have the well wishes of this entire com
munity for their future happiness and
prosperity
On the 10Th inst, at the house of the
brides parents, by Rev. NJ. l.. Cutler,
J. Il. COUCHMAN and Miss ROSE
w. VANMErRE, both OF Berkeley
county.
On the 18th inst, near Martinsburg,
by Rev. \. NJ Eyers, Mr.. COLLINS
DAVIS to Miss BELL MERCHANT,
both Of Berkeley.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. \. NJ. Ey-
ers, in Martiusbnrg, Mr. WM HURD,
to Miss EMILY {. BARNEY, both OF
Martnsburg.
In the Court House in Charlestown,
on Wednesday, September 20, 1876, by
Rev. 5. q. Ferguson, GEORGE w.
HARDY of Maryland, to Miss CATH
ERNIE ANN AMBROSE, of this
County.
On the 18th inst, at the Reformed
Church Parsonage, Winchester, Va,
by Rev Chas O. Fisher, DAVID o.
CARPER to MARY &. GRIM, both
of Frederick County.
On the 18th inst, in the Baptist
Church, Winchester, by Rev. 7. Is.
Shepherd, Mr.. c. S. w. BARNES, and
Miss MARY III. MOORE, all Of Fred
erick county, Va,
On the 5th inst, at Martinsburg, by
Rev. J. a. Uoffneins, JACOB shy
DER, Of Jefferson county, to LIZZIE
n. SENSENY, Of Martinsburg.
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PREMIUMs.-Quite large number OF
our farmers took premiums and diplo-
mas for stock at the late fair. We have
only space to mention the following ::
G. p. Walters, pure Berkshire boar /;
Hannis Distilling Co, boar without
pedigree Jacob Miller, premium boar
and pigs c. O. Lambert, boar: Jas.
Griffith, pigs; J. Ropp, 5. w. NJ. Pc
tiers, +. S. S. Mckown, Jas w. Camp
bell, and A. J. Thomas, for buck, ewes
and lamb ; Jacob Miller, best bull three
years old second best, w. II. Show
ers J. Tabb Snodgrass and Geo.
Seibert diplomas for best bulls under
two years Is. Cushwa, bes: heiter two
years old E. B. Faulkner and J, b.
Snodgrass, premium for cows under
three years old &. 0. Lambert, pre-,
MUM for fat cattle; z. S. Cunningham,
premium for saddle horse, Charles
Griffith diploma for second best John
Heller took premium for l aud 2-horse
vehicles, phaeton aud buggy. kogel-
schatz S Couchman premium for se;t OF
Jure.-Nariinsburg Statesman.
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COUNTY Republican Convention.

The above Convention met by adj
iournment, at the Room OF the Hayes
and Wheeler Club of Harpers Ferry,
September %, 1876, and was largely
attended. Mr.. EDMUND III. CHAM
BERS, Chairman, and VIM b. CHAM
RERs, Secretary.
On motion of Charles Davies, the
following Preamble and Resolutions
were adopted
Whereas, For years past the Repub-
lican party of Jefferson County, COM
prisiDg large minority of the voters OF
the County, has not been organized,
and has not put ticket in the field, but
has uselessly expended its strength in
advancing the interests of Independent
Candidates, and "Bdters' from the
Democratic party, thus demorallzlng
and keeping the party in minority;
and - ...
Whereas, 1t is believed. that the best
policy for the party with view to all
its interests, is to thoroughly organize,
and place full ticket in the field; and
further, that such a policy IN addition,
to its being the most manly and honor
able, will be the most conducive to sue
cess; therefore,
Resolved, first, That the County Elk
ecutive Committee be requested to I'M
mediately meet, organize, and arrange
for canvass of the County; and
Secondly, That this Convention NOM
mate a full County Ticket for the com
ing election.
The Convention then proceeded to
make nominations, with the following
result -
For House of Delegates-John D.
Staley, S. " Yantis.
For Sheriff-George Koonce.
For President of the County Court
John f. Smith.
For Associations Licklider
and John Erwin.
On motion, meeting adjourned.
WM Is. CHAMBERS, Secy.
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TEE sHElsaFFAL'EY.

At a meeting held at the Court House
on Monday of last week-presIded over
by VIM. Beall, with Lewis Lucas as
Secretary-on motion of Capt ID. IL.
Cockeriil, Gas we copy from the pro
ceedings published in the Free Press,)
ga. f. Kennedy, Esq, was invited
to address the andiente in explanation
of the objects Of the meeting, which he
did in few pertinent remarks, followed
by James NJ Mason, Esq, in response
to calls made upon him.
"Frapd, or unfair dealing having
been alleged concerning the nom,
iuation of a candidate for the
Sherilfalty, a committee was appointed,
composed of Geo. L. Light, d. IL. Cock
rill, w. Ii. Griffith and L, a. kirwan,
to ascertain the truth or falsity Of the
allegation, and report to the meeting.
The committee submitted the following
Report and Resolution:
1--WE the Committee, do find, in our
Judgement, sufficient grounds for pla-
cling another candidate before the peo-
pie of Jefferson county for their suffra-
ges for the Sheffal:y at the election
to be held on the 10th day of October,
therefore, .. GA.
"ReSOiued, That we recommend the
name of Thos. e. Subette for the sutf-
RACES of the people as candidate for
the Sheritfalty of Jefferson county.
eth. Report and Resolutions were
adopted, and the meeting adjourned. !,
We have not yet learned, either by
newspaper publication or otherwise,
whether It IS the intention of Mr. Sub
lette toRccept the above nomination or
not. We hope and believe, chat for his
own interests and the interests Of the
Democratic Conservative party, he will
not, and that be will come out in card
to that effect. The simple charge of
''fraud or unfair dealing having been al
legged concerning the nomination of a
candidate for the Sherfffalty," will not
do for platform for any candidate.
When such charges are made, proof
of the same should be adduced, and un-
til that is done the charges do not a
mount to pinch Of snuff, aud will have
no effect whatever upon the masses Of
voters of the county-save very few,
and even these, we have strong hope,
will see the fallacy of their course be-
fore the day Of election.-iSpirit Of Jef-
erS0n. 49, ~, ---i
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Tilden and Hendricks Club.

The Club met on Tuesday evening,
at the regular hour-President Hagan
presiding, took up the regular order of
business. After the reading and cor
reclion of the minutes, the reports OF
committees, aud other business, the
Club was entertained by an address
from Mr.. Robert Bragonier.
Notice was given that Hon. l. 5.
Tanner would address the Club on
Tuesday next.
The committee to procure speakers
reported the names of Messrs. 1sbeil
and Grove as having consented to ad,
dress the citizens of Shepherdstown at
P. NJ on Saturday Sep. Soth.
J. O. AGLTONBY,
,n... Rec. Secy.
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SV" Quite pleasant surprise party
occurred at the Lutheran Parsonage OF
Ills town on Monday afternoon last. A
large number OF ladies Of the Lutheran
congregation took possession OF the
Parsonage. 10 the agreeable astoniSh-
ment of the worthy and popular Pastor,
Rev. Il, G. Holland, and family, and
filed his pantry with loads of the deli
cacies as well as the sub,t"nfia's Of the
season. Almost everything that could
be mentioned, in the way of housekeep-
ing articles, were donated. 1t was the
tenth anniversary Of the Pastors we'd
ding, which was called "fi" ~cdai"s,
and everything in the shape OF useful
articles, in the tim line, were also dona-
ted. 1t was a pleasant OCCASION TO all
parties who participated,
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MILLIN cry.

7 HAVE just returned fiom Baltimore,
l. and now opening all the latest styles of
Millinery, consisting of Hats, Feathers,
Flowers, Silks, Ribbons, jet and Steel
Ornaments; also Hosiery, Gloves, Spool
Cotton. Needles, Pins, &c. | invite the
Ladies to call At my residence (West-End)
and examine my Goods: hoping to merit
custom by strict application TO business,
and readiness to please.
All who may wish goods ordered, have
their orders in by Saturday afternoon of
each week.
NJ. L. HERRINGTON.
Sept. 80, 1876. II
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

ALI. persons indebted to the Estate Of
Il JAMES 4. OSBOURN, deceased, are
hereby notified that prompt payment
must be made to the undersigned, and all
persons having claims against the Estate
are requested to present them properly
for settlement,
j. +. kOONTZ,
Administrator.
Sept. 80, 1876. 4w
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sy- MEMORIAL SERvICES.-ln the
Lutheran Church of this place, to-mor-
row (Oct. lst, ut 7.l5 p NJ. in honor
of Rev. d. +. little, ID. d., late Presi-
dent of Roanoke College. who died
Suddenly at his residence in Salem, Va,
ON the 18th instant,
Services in the same church also
zach evening during the week. Pre-
paratory Services and Bapilslng o:
Children Saturday, 7ih. at 2.3O, L. NJ
Communion on Sunday, 9Th. sea-