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ORDER OF PUBL1cATIos'
NO. 1900 EQUITY.

NO. 1000 EQUITY
In the Circuit Court for Carrnll -
asa Court Of Equity,
Henry Shreey, Us, Lewis winter. r..
Winters his Wife, aud George Il T NT's.r''
THE object of this bill is Ia ,r,..
Il cree for q sale of certain NV n d
premises, in the city Of Wes,min.,aas'0 ,asgagel
county, Maryland, which were. IN Il .aiiOl
day Of May, in the year eighteen hanS Ssssoat
seventy.one, mortgaged By the &c. ~
Lewis Winters and Catherine W;~,.uAnii
wife, to the complainant. "'es b
The bill states that on the saco,,d
May, in the year eighteen hundreJ ~ ug Of
ty,one' the said Lewis Winters aud Ca,h..
Winters, his wife, conveyed yer,aip ~,
tate, which is particularly described ~ = =
bill and its accompanying exhibits. nn,a y b as
ry Shreev, the complainant, by way ~ ,. i'a
gage, TO secure the payment OF the mi, wy W.T.
thousand dollars, with interest, from ~ y w Y
day OF May, in the year eighteen bnrdsas q
seventy-one, which was then due AMI ga
from the said Lewis Winters and CanNiAg
Winters his wife, in one year from ~ a =
thereof The bill further states that,ha Wy aas
pal debt is still due and unpaid. with KY Plnsl
crued interest thereon from the second ., 'S' =
OF February, in the year eighteen hnnai
and seventy four. "unu'sd
The bill further states that on the ls,l /,
Of July, 1871, the said Lewis Win,sss ua
Catharine Winters, his wife, by tbe;, ~
duly executed and acknowledged "a cooS ssea
the aforesaid mor,gaged premises n II"
PENDANT, George E. Winters, And ,bs, Y Y
same was recorded among the land res ,o, ~ !,
Carroll county, Maryland and thai IN ~. y
Lewis Winters, Catharine Winters Ii. ~ ~
and George y. Winters, are non. resij"n,' y. .a
reside out Of the State of Maryland '''' Ao'
1t is thereupon adjudged and ordered A.
the complainant by causing copy oftbi, !.
der to be inserted in some newspspsr ~ III y
lished at Westminster, In Carroll copp,, ~ ~
week for four successive weeks beIc,a ~ Y.
2lst day of February next, giving not iS w y
the said absent defendants OF the obiec, ~
substance Of this bill, aud warning Ibsm =, I,
appear in person or by solicitor on or hsr..
the 23d day Of Nay next, TO answer the MAJ MAJ
ises and show cause, IL any they have T Fi,I !.
decree ought not be passed as PRAYED
FRANK I. SHAN. Cl.,k
True copy. Test:
jan 22'6t FRANE r. SHAW, Clerk
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NOS. 1891 AND 1892 EoUITy

NOS. 1891 AND 1899 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll Conn,v
sitting in Equity.
). Henry Hoppe VS.. Daniel II. Lester md
Daniel H. Lester aud wife.
In the matter Of the sale of the mortvaeed
premises by John Henry Hoppe, mortsases
under mortgage from Daniel II. Leister,
and also under mortgage from said Daniel
II. Lester and wife.
ORDERED this 10th day of January. 1876
~ that the sale made and reported by John
Henry Hoppe, mortgage of the real estate
and premises mentioned and described IN two
mortgages to him, one fsom Daniel ii. Leis.
ter, and the other from Daniel IL, Lester and
wife, 1t being the same parcel of real estate
which sale was made under the powers of sale.
contained in each Of said mortgages. be raft,
he'd and confirmed, unless cause to the con.
trary be shown on or before the oath day az
February next provided q copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll county, once in each of three success.
sive weeks before the l4th day Of February
next
The report states the amount Of sale to he
$4,000 W
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy, Test:
jan 22-at FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
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FOR tae Democratic Advoeate.
wrsrxIxsrra, JAZZ. 10Th, 1876.

"ksININslEKi JAN. zUth, 1916.
Aessrs, Editors. --As there appears to be q
good deal Of talk among our citizens in 10.
gard to improving our streets with permanent
paving on completely macadamizing from curb
70 curb, and also upon the proprieiy of intro
daclng water, so as to be better prepared TO
extinguish fires should such occur, now sirs,
as either or both the above named projects
would involve an Act Of the Legislature, have
we not enterprising moneyed men enough
among US to inaugurate the movement BY cali.
ing town mass meeting to give impulse TO
the above named projects? QuERlsT
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DIED.

Near Hampstead, on the 10th instant ia.
cob Dritzler, aged 81 years and months.
May he rest in peace.
Al Stonersyille, on Monday last, Catharine
wife of John Saube, aged about ~ years.
Near Dayton, Ohio, on the 9th of Noyem.
her, 1875, after an illness Of thirty wears.
Catharine, wife Of John Prugh, formerly al
this county, and sister of Henry Haines.
In New Windsor, Ferdinand Matthes. n
native Of Freiroda, Sax Meiningen, Germany
but for the last twenty-five years a resident al
New Windsor, aged 20 years, 4 man.hs and
days. May he rest in peaos.
On January 18th, 1876, in Baltimore coun.
", Jemima u. wife of john G. Pearce, and
eldest daughter of the late William Brown Of
Freedom District, Carroll county, Nd.
:, On the 18th instant, in this county, George
Weaver, aged Z, years, 10 mos. and 20 DAYS
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Far Ne Dmoopa,ie Adpocate,

Pleasant Valley claims the champion piQ
Of Carroll county. The owners intended 10
exhibit il at the Carroll County Agricultural
Soeiety's next exhibition, but have concluded
TO send il to the Centennial Exhibition al
Philadelphia. The pig is six months old and
weighs TEN pounds. After the exhibition il
over the pig Is to be presented to King Kala.
kaua Of the Sandwich Islands, aud Is expect.
ed 70 rival the pigs presented to the Fifth Ma
ryland Regiment by o Massachusetts, gentle.
man. C6RRoLL CouxrY.
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Inc p'oeeso''s' y '"s ~ 'as
sen' . mese sns0u'As'ns 40. 'sp''1
pee1 mere y I'M ss'usns ussns A'e
the members = 's'isns" A.u
lnsea''ea.'0H' navy ~" l.''s- |
various aHessu apass'' ."u m 49,
nrmeu snas 'nSse lpss'' sAs ~
maze wi'n pusPoss ns''n
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'A'e PS''''s'' sa'', Pas y
" sSsu's ps"sV' - - i'y ~,
SCI county VINO srs no' P'vpe,9 s
:" Ps"sa' aug
dered, should be made 50 thorough as to
pe en''rsiy s0a''u0'"s ~ ~ 's'S'''' :
ny, uouDssu wa, = IN, 'ase wv
troller will be fully indicated and his ac-
cusers put to open shame. They will
doubtless, BY the power Of the committee,
be brought before them, face to face.
The charge was pcrsistently made, in the
light Of evidence Of its falsehood which
should have silenced the accusation Let
those who made il now prove it. or take
the consequence Of uttering a gross ca
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary NJ. Z. Church, Sabbath Janu.
airy %. Fourth quarterly meeting. Rev. L.
+. Morgan, b. d. will preach at 1OJ a. m,
Love feast at q p. m. No service at night,
Quarterly conference, Saturday night, mo.
Friday at I! p. m. The congregation and
pastor will Worship at night at the church of
Rev, Mr. Gushing, by special invitation; Rev.
DR.. Morgan preaching in the NJ. p. Church
at p. m.
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John Randolph Tucker, of Virginia,
has taken rank among the ablest speakers
in Congress His speech on Wednesday,
on the Centennial, produced profound
impression, in the House, and will be read
with admiration throughout the country.
II Is asserted, from Washington, that its
delivery recalled memories Of the olden
time.
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The year opens badly for country jour
nalism. Twenty-Five papers suspended,
and only four new ones were started last
week. Others win have to follow, unless
they learn to conduct their business on a
different principle. They win do job work
below the established rates, or for anything
they can get spd are advertising for city
agents al less than half price and paying
these leeehes % per cent. How eas they
be expected to live at such rates2 More
Of them viii have to ''go up" Il is only
. question Of time.
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a project IS on foot in Baltimore for
tie Legislature to authorize the issue Of
u 100000 Of city bonds for the erection
Of new court house. Also to organize
a joint stock company with capital of
100000, to establish geological garden
vs. Druid Hill Park.
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PUBLIC SALE.

by virtue of an order of the Orphans
- Court for Carroll county, the uudersign.
ed, as Executor Of the last will and Tesla
ment OfNancy Markle, deceased, will sell al
Public Sale, on the premises, in Myers Dis.
trict, on the road leading from Union Mills to
Geaty's Mill, about miles from the former
place, and ! mile from the latter, on
Saturday, the l9M day Of February, 1876
at loa a. M, the following real estate, con.
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In the Circuit Cour. for Carroll County.
William Miller and Wife, George W. Mil,
and Wife, and others, vs.. Amanda q
Miller, and others.
ORDERED this It'll day Of January. A
~ ID. 1876, that the sales made and repor.
ed by William Miller and George w. Miller,
trustees IN the aboye entitled cause be ratified
ana confirmed unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on OF before the 9ah az
OF February, next; provided a COW n M.
order be inserted in some nswypspfr pr;uttj
IN Carroll county once in each Of three sue
cessive weeks before the 10Th day Of Pebruary
next.
The report states the amount Of safest TO b,
S3,600,47l.
FRANK 7. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy.-Test;
nm 22'A Frank T. SHAW, Cleo.
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A New CROP OF CoLoNELs.-A weak.
ness for titles characteristics many other.
wise sensible men. Every new Governor
appoints an additional number of aides
de-camp, and forthwith the recipient,
of the new honor write the prefix Of
Colonel to their names, These military
titles are mere toys for grown up children
to play with, and we have seen the heads
of some Of them so completely turned by
them, that the peacock could not possibly
be vainer Of its plumage than they oftheil
titles.
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NEW MUsIc.--We have received "Who'i
Dat Knocking at de Old Back Gate p
New Song and Chorus, very popular, price
% cents 'iRememher Deeds of Kind,
ness Waltz, price 20 cents. aShels
Bright as the Stars 10 Heaven" March,
price 90 cents. The three pieces win be
sent, post paid, for 60 cents. Address +,
W. Helmick, Music Dealer and Publisher,
27s West Sixth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
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A LIBERAL 0PFER.-The Baltimore
County Union says 1--WE will give s75
a minute to any man who will take charge
of the Union and guarantee to run it one
month aud please everybody" The Union
might make more liberal offer than that,
without danger of losing the money.
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The WORLD Almanac copy Of
this work for the current year is received,
for which the publisher has our thanks.
1t abounds in valuable information, in ad-
dition to the usual contents, such as q
chronological record of all the important
events Of the world in 1875; list Of notable
deceased persons; statistics of States and
territories; popular vote for president, go,
'64, '6S. "; organization of the army and
navy with names Of vessels and pay Of
officers; list of members Of tAs present
congress; with much other valuable infor-
nation which ought to be in every library.
Single copies rs cents, Eve copies for 81.
Address THE WoRLD, 35 Park Row, NY.
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NArtosAL DRMocRArrc Cosvrsrr

NATIONAL DENocBATIc CONVENTION.
Augustus Schell, Chairman Of the Ma
tional Democratic Executive Committee,
has called meeting of that committee in
Washington on February % to name the
time and place for holding the next Ma
tional Democratic Convention.
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One hundred different properties arc
advertised to be sold for taxes 10 Talbot
county. Over eleven hundred are adyer-
tised in Baltimore city. The first Of April
will stir up any of the collectors who may
be behind with their collections 10 this
county.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
AZ scribers have obtained from the Orphan,
Court of Carroll county Letters Testamen.
tary on the estate Of
JOHN SWEDEN,
late Of Csrroll county, deceased, An per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same win the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
tho subscribers, on or before the 18th day Of
August next they may otherwise by Law
be excluded from all benefit Of said estate
Those indebted are requested to make hume
ate payment.
i, Given under our hands this 18th day Of
January, 1875.
MILTON CHEW,
JAMES H. BILLINGSLEA,
JAN zz-4t Executors
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll Count,
Jeremiah Rinchart, Mortgagec, Va J,coh
Thomson. =
this l7th day Of Januav A
" ID. 1876, that the sale Of leasehold n,nr
erty made and reported in the abov. Ky y
by jeremiah Rinehart, Mortgage, under ~
by virtue Of power Of sale contained n ,
mortgage from Jacob Thomson 10 tbe M
Jeremiah Rinehart, be ratified and con6rns5
unless cause to the contrary be shown IN !,
before the 22d day of February next; pr';
dcd a copy of this order be inserted IN i son,
newspaper published in Carroll county, Nd
once week for three successive weeks m,
vions to the 18th day of February next
The report states the amount Of sale Ia h.
$500. " v
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerl.
True copy.-Test;
jan 22'3t FRASE I. SHAW. Clerk
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Presidential candidates are dropping
out Of the ring, one BY one. wasbburne
declines, BInine has committed jelo de Sc.
The Mississippi ercvasss has drowned
Morton. Only Bristow and Grant and
CoaklIag remain.
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Virginia, one of the original thirteen
States, viii not be represented at the Cen
tennial, the bill for dual purpose having
been defeated in the Legislature. It is a
sad commentary on the condition of affairs,
that, in the one hundreth year of the re-
public, Virginia, the mother of States and
of statesmen, the most important of the
colonies which entered into the revolution
airy struggle foy independence, should not
be represented on account of her pecuni-
airy embarrassment. The fact Is very
generally regretted by the citizens Of that
State.
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NO laos EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
Deborah Warner, Ell. ais. VS.. Laura j..

Deborah Warner, et. ais. VS.. Laura J.
Warner.
HnRnERED this 18th day of January, A.
~ y. 1875, that the account Of the Az,
ditor filed in this cause be finally raliheu
and confirmed, unless cause TO the coniraf,
thereof be shown on or before the 7th day y y
February, next provided copy Of this oras I,
be inserted for two successive weeks, beNss
the last named day, in some newspaper puN
lished in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW. cisrk-
True copy. Test,
jan 22-2, Faux 7. snw, cislk
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-01-22

Mr.. 0'Brien, of Baltimore, introduced a
joint resolution in the House of Representa-.
tiyes on Monday proposing an amendment to
the Consultation Of the United States, which
provides that no state shall make any law in
respect to the establishment Of any religion,
and that no minister or preacher shall hold
any office Of trust or profit under any state or
the United States nor shall any religious
test be required under any state or United
States law. provides further that no APP.
preparation of money or lands for public
schools shall be given to schools under sec.
tartan influence, and that no minister or
preacher shall hold Office in any school sup.
ported in whole or in part by taxation of the
people. This resolution, coming from Cath.
Ole Democrat, representing Democratic
state, renders somewhat unnecessary the
efforts OF General Grant, Bishop Haven and
Mr.. Blaine to rescue the public schools from
''sectarianh influence. Gazette.
We see but one objection to this reso-
luton, and that is, that the subject Of
education is one which belongs to the
States, individually, aud not to the gen
eral government. The passage of such a
measure by Congress, looks like another
advance towards centralization and err
crOachment upon the rights Of the States.
If every State constitution contained pro-
visions of this character, it would be we'll
If the resolution should pass, it will leave
one hobby less on which fanaticism was
preparing to ride into power again, if pos
sible, in the Presidential campaign; and
this fact will compensate, in some degree,
for its centralizing tendency.
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CARD.

The undersigned returns his sincere thank.
to the public for the very liberal manner
in which the fair for the benefit IF St. 10,
seph's Church has been sustained The fair
realized the handsome sum Of $1,000 net.
JOHN GLoYD, Pastor.
IgasytOsrn, Jan. 20, 1876.
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Why was tho year l77a tho psapeF tine
ibf the American polppies to declare their
independcnef2 Because the addition Of
The integers shows that they had then
reached their majority-l.7-7-6-2l.
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WANTED.

"A N experienced business man il now on.,
a Tor any employment requiring mental
or physical labor and attentive appjieat;on
or, will accept copying, bill.maki1e. The cara
OF one or more sets Of books. or any oths,
business whore ability and dispatch are des;r.
ea, fes references call on or address tb;s
VWee' Jan 22-3tA
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fSr he Democratic Adeoea,..
EiDrnsHuna, JAN. ia. Il

ElDrRsBuns, JAN. 10, 1876.
The loss by the destruction Of property by
the late raid on Saturday, the 9Th instant, has
been replaced, and qnieiness prevails through.
ont the entire village, Nay i Fesi IN peace.
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The Baltimore Sa, and the Public
Ledger, PhiladeIphia, il Is said, are TO be
ssisfged. They are both sterling papers
which have enriched their propfiesors.
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BALTIMORE Election Counting the Ballots.

The counting, By committee Of the
Reform party appointed TO make the count,
Of the ballots cast at the last election in
Baltimore city, prOves-whatever else it
prOves-that Mr. Carroll was elected Gov
ernor, beyond all doubt, BY a majority
little short Of eight thousand votes, by the
showing of Mr. Harris friends. The
Sun, Of Monday, makes this reference to
the count
The results presented BY the reform party
committee who have been counting the ballots
cast at the election in this city November 2,
are certainly curious, in any aspect. To
what extent they may be taken to prove fraud
Will be better known hereafter when the OPP
posite side is heard in regard 10 the same
matter The present statement, is Of course,
er parte. BY it Mr.. Harris's vote in Balti-
more for Governor is made to foot up %, 495,
and Mr.. CAROLS SO, s32-making the latter :
majority 1887, Included in these aggre-
| gates are what are called the pudding
tickets, (3,774 in number,l that IS tickets
smaller in size than the mass Of the tickets
voted, as well as tickets ;i,6l6 in number
which it is claimed show no such crease as is
oecasioned usually by folding them to be put
in the ballot.box. These two descriptions o
tickets, together, amount to $500, which
deducted from the majority Of 1887 given
BY the reform count to Mr.. Carroll, would re
duce that majority to s,947. so that if i
were conceded that all these pudding tic :
cts and those without fold are fraudulent, a
assumed by the reformers, the result of the
election would not be changed.
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ANN pOULsON,
NO. ,ai4 EoIrrTy

;, In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Tobias Oursler, et oils. vs.. Mary Oarsler-
et ais.
RDERED this 18th day of January, A.
~ d., 1875, that the second account Of the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 9Th day o.
February next; provided a copy Of this order
DC inserted >s two successive weeks before
me last named day In some newspaper pub
lishea IN Carroll county. q.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk
True copy.-Test;
jan 22-2t FRAxr I. SnAw, Clerk
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80 ACRES, more or less.

improved with two story Log
DWELLING HOUSE, A%A-O
with back building, bank barn, QlR
spring house, with never failing
spring of water, close to the dwelling fenc.
ing good, lot of choice fruit trees, 6 acres in
excellent timber, balance in fine condition.
This property adjoins the lands Of Jacob II.
.Crumrine, Jeremiah Starner, and others, and
is convenient TO churches, mills, schools and
postoihce, and is situated in thriving, healthy
and prosperous neighborhood, and offers un.
usual advantages to any one wishing to pur.
chase small property.
Terms Of Sdte, -0ne-thi OF the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale
or on the ratification thereof BY the said
Court; onethird in one year, and the re.
naming one'third in two years from the day
Of sale; the credit payments to be secured BY
the notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day of sale, JESSE X. WENTZ,
Jan ZZu Executor
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TANEYTowS ITEMs.-The excitement over
the fair, in this place, still continues unaba,
ted tits the all important topic Of conversation,
and the country for miles around is aroused.
In my last omitted to mention Table No. 8,
Westminster, presided over by Miss Mary J.
Matthias, assisted by Miss Anna Rinehart, of
Hancock, Nd, and Mrs. John Huber, OF
Gettysburg, Pa, also the book table, presid.
ed over by Miss Mollie Wagner, of Liberty.
On Tuesday night the Gettysburg Orchestra
visited The fair, and enlivened the occasion
with some Of their choicest selections. The
fair closed on Wednesday.
The following prizes have been drawn -
Glass fruit stand, James Gait boquet of nat.
ural flowers, Lewis Motter; large citron pound
cake, II. 0hler; silver card receiver, J. s.
Hossler; silver pitcher, Clifton krse walk.
ing automaton, DR.. s. Swope; barrel Of flour,
JOHN Coates; set of dishes, Emma j. Har-
Ter wax cross, James Eckenrode; Vase OF
flowers, Miss Mclaughlin; silver butter dish,
Della Difiendall; velvet-bound prayer book,
Maggie Baumgartner; silver cake basket,
Annie Fleage; hat rack, Frank Eckenrode;
lamp, Madeira Bush; worsted quilt, Appolina
Tracey; glass tea set, Lewis Motter; celery
stand, A. Arnold; wine set, Sayilla Schue;
pair vases, H. Yingling; workstand, Laura
Fair lamp, VIM. Knox; Piux TX, picture,
J. X. Rile, of Philadelphia, Pa; smoking
set, V. Eckenrode; picture of Cardinal
MeCloskey, H. Yingling; lunch set, Mrs. j.
Stuller; quilt, Denton Delaplaine; wax flow.
er, John Hildebrand; silver fruit basket, Jas
Key; Howe sewing machine, Josiah Abel.
sperger. The fair realized Si260 net
Tbe Buell. Family will sing at the Lutheran
Church, TansytasRI ~ Saturday, Feb. L,
at y, p. N, ''i