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tbs WAN SrFIL-There is nothing sooner
forgotten than the state Of the weather In rast
days. When Ii Is very cold we imagine ihat
u was never as cold before. The warm tenn.
peratnre Of this December has banished from
most minds the fact that in December. 1879.
1874 and 1875 there was warm weather In
1874 some persons pronounced il the mosi
pleasant tall and winter, up to December n
ever known. December %, 1876, L was
warm, and at II 40 p. N. there was an earth.
quake, December %, 1875, il was warm.
and there was 50 much warm weather thai
people supposed there was some connection
between 1t and earthquakes.
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Business Locals.

New Orleans Molasses,
New Crop, Sc cents per gallon,
at Princes, opposite Montour House.
Whiskey Good and Sound,
Sl.25 per gallon,
at Princes, opposite Montour House.
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this if you want 10 save
money and buy cheap.
Suits from $3.50 and upwards.
Pants a. LOO
Vests " 10 q
Coats (" 10
All kinds OF ready made clothing can be
bought low at IL. Schenthal's opposite The
W. NJ. X. X. depot, Westminsteg Md. Il
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OUR PAPER.-In order to answer the
numerous inquiries as to where We pur-
chase the paper on which The ADVOCATE
is printed, We take this public manner to
state that we purchase Of Smith, Dixon &
CO., 1885 South Charles Street, BaIti-
more. Nd.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION

THERE win be public instaliauo,r5 Z
Il officers Of Carroll Division NO, a e "a
r., on Saturday EceRiag, January ~ H.
at O'Clock. The g. w. I, OF ,,l N.
Division OF Maryland, VIM. +. M NV. =
will install and also deliver an aaa ls a Z
the occasion. Tho public are in'l'eu
tend. by order. n,to RS
dec 29.2t III. l.. Nohhioi -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

EcLlrsEs. the year 1878 there viii be
four Eclipses-two Of the Sun and two Of the
Moon. Ian Aunular Eclipse Of the Sun,
February I'd, Invisible in the United States.
LA partial Eclipse Of the Moon, February
17th. Moon enters shadow All, 35m. A. 81,
and leaves shadow III. s1m. A. ". Magni-
tnde Of the Eclipse,=0.s4. Moons diane
ter-ll lila total Eclipse Of the Sun,
July 2sth, visible throughout North America,
the Northern part of South America, and the
Of the beginning Of the Eclipseat Washington.
is fh. sim. z. NJ IV.-A partial EeIipse Of
the Moon, August 18th. Moon enters shadow
81. s4m. P. NJ, aud leaves shadow 81. 28m.
7. n. Magnitude Of Eclipse-s0. sos.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

EPucArIoN ~ HoSpuRAs-- The Great De.
sand Jor american Teachers Six teachers
, u ladies' and three gentlemen, will leave
New York, December 81, TO become inslruc.
tors IN the two national colleges for men and
women women to be established by the government
o. honduras a. Tegueiqalpa. They have been
engaged by Don ltoderieo Toledo, ex. Post'
muster uenoral of Guatemala, who was com.
nllssloned by the authorities Of Honduras 10
come CONT! 70 the United States on postal and edn.
S sl. business. These teachers are ihs
nrst o a number who will be engaged II M.
country Tor the schools OF Honduras. Fne'
,l ~ ~ VIII 20 The language used in tho college.
~ ~ ! egeclqalp,a, and the American systsm on
education will be adopted. '" "
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

The sth Of January, the anniversary q
the battle Of New Orleans will be celebrated
in Washington BY the jackson Demo.
cratic Association Hon. Alexander n.
Stephens and Hon. D. W. Voorhees, are to
be the orators on The occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

INKLIXGs AZ H1NE ANp ABRoAB.-A gene
raj Indian var is feared IN the spring. The
alsor3erly elemen. on both s.ies Of the Rio
Grande sil hardly be able ~ get up a war
between the United States and Mexico. Il
Is conceded tia, business Is upon a more
healthy basis and times are gradually
better. bat that does not proven; the cracked
eroeSery from smashing still The rebellion
in Cuba IS no; YET sqaelched, though so oiten
reported in a state Of collapse. Wheat will
bring better price next spnug. The north.
eru Bear viii plaek all the feathers of OF
Turkey, bat Mr.. Bull will do no more than
look on from a respectful distance, belloViug
occasionally. England Wiii not take q hand
in the fight, though there will be some harm
less rApoEiug whea Parliament meets. France
has settled down 10 a more rational repg6h
caniSm aud President McNah0a seems to
have returued TO his senses. The Assembly
vii ''investigAis, American fashion, whether
there vas an intended coup 4 sidl Al home,
dark cloud IS gathering over the White
Hoase. Blaine, Coukling, Edmuuds, Chan
der. " geaus oHHs, are the Tilans Who are
forging the thunder bolts. MF. HAYES will
have to seek shelter in the Temple OF De
mocEacy, or At least, aid FROM the priests Eho
minister therein.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

HorEL AHswaLs ron oAK WEgS.-The
number Of arrivals q che principal hotels az
Baltlmore during he week ending, December
Y, were as follows Mansion House AK,
Balunms Hotel S0l, Carrolllon Hotel pa.
Maltby Honse 221, Renuerl House f76. Guv'
Hotel l52. Eulaw House l40, s.. Glare Hotel
lf5, Hosard House I'll, Total amount SOC.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

The Rockville Seasind advocates the resi.
val Of The whipping post as punishment for
petty larceny. K says that 4 case Of raj
erlme usually costs the county siT0. and TINT
q few lashes well laid on, would be much
cheaper and more effective. No doubt Of 4.
a pubic whackiHs roild stop more stealing
than The peHiienliary, and cost less
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

ment kitchen and cellar, with large oia
through which the water is filtered aal ,s
fed and spickei in the kitchen to dnT
filtered water; the outbuildings eonas III
wood, meat aud smoke house, sai d
buildings, all in good repair. The bio
tains about the OF OF an acre Of land, 81
or less, under good fencing, with ehoiss
rie,y Of fruit The above described ppps
is on Main street, south Of the MtAcs
Church, and adjoias the same, and ha
most elevated part of the town.
TgRhs.-one-third OF the purchase rlf
cash on the day Of sale or ratification IAsa.
and the residue 10 two equal paymsnl ,
in one year aud one in two years from b, 2
Of sale; the credit payments to be 'eclrsi'
bonds or notes bearing interest from D.
Of sale. THEODORE A, CLAY,
dee 20-ts Excess
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real BH
IN UNION BRIDGE, MD.

Pf virtue Of an order Of the Orphs
ID Court Of Carroll county, the mbssras
n Executor Of Ann Clay, deceased. as Z
Carroll county. will otter at Public M, !
the premises, in Union Bridge, on
Saturday, January sciA, at o'eloot, ri
valuable House and Lot: the house 4 -
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

Il IS said that Carl sehurz has written
Letters 70 friends IN Chicago, saying that
he expects 70 resign and leave the Cabinet
within very short time.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

UNIoS MUS ITENs.-Christmas has come
and gone, aud thoagh the weather was gloomy
and threatening, yet ue believe il vas pre;ty
generally enjoyed. The Christmas festivals
OF the Reformed Sunday School st Silver Ran.
and Of the Sunday School at this place, held
respectively on first and second Christmas
days, had the happy effect Of augmeutiug the
joys Of the lads aud laSses.
The services AZ Silver Ron commenced on
Tuesday morning at 10 clock aud vas Goa
Quoted by Rev. J. G. Moss, pastor Of the Re.
formed congregation, and h. ". Shuysr,
Superintendent, Of the school. The altar and
palpi; were profusely decorated with ever
green. The gifts consisted of sEeesueats
packed in handsome boxes. The school nam
bers las scholars, and is in q prosperous
condition.
The Union Mills school held is festival in
the public school house al this place. The
room was beautifully decorated with ever
green's, daylight vas eaeciaally excluded by
closing the blinds, aud the room vas bril-.
hanily illuminated with lamps, thus making
a beautiful contrast with scenes outside. The
services were commenced about 10 ocloek,
a. m. Rev. o. Hicks, Of Littlestown, Pa,
delivered On appropriate address, which vas
listened to a,tentiyely by both cid and yo-ng,
after which the gifts, which consisted Of =
sack Of candy and fine linen handkerchief
to each, we're distributed 10 the many eager
ones. Mr. Hicks again arose and made lev
fitting remarks. in which be eomplimsuted all
interested in the occasion. Singing and the
benedic;ion closed the services, and all re-
turned TO their homes well pleased. The
school numbers 40 scholars and Is teachers.
and IS under the supervision Of Mr.. Jacob
Wolfe.
The annual distribution Of gifts Of the Luih-
eran Sunday School, at Silver Run, vii take
place on New Years day.
Plus J. FoEler has sold his house aad lot,
situated il this place, to William F. BargO0n
for 500
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

CAEnoLL DIvIsiox, No AZ, Sons Of Temper.
anees will hold their annual election th;s
Saturday evening. The officers will be pub.
lleiy installed 90 Saturday evening. Jannayv
p = clock. A cardiaiinviistioais ertend.
ed % the ppblie % be prtmnt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

NV WixbsoR IrEus. The store formerly
oEaed b Joseph A. Staaffer has been sold 10
Charles Desilbiss, 81 Sans Greek Mr..
Eihanan Stouifer has disposed Of his stock %
Mr. Deyilbiss and his son. The business
viii be conducted in the friare b. NJ. Frank
Desilblss, an eaterprisiDg Young man, aud
Nr. George Z. AhdeFs, Who for many years
was NJ, Si0ufer shief salesman, and nth
his knowledge Of the business, bis gentleman
" manner and kindness 10 all, saeeeSs will
crown their efforts. Mr.. StonifeF, the retiring
merchant, an sorry 20 say, Is nov confined
70 his bed By SERIOUS illness. Mr.. Stoulfer
died a: 3 O'Clock on Thursday afternoon, his
disease beng consumption
The pablo school under the charge Of Mr..
Thouas Upton, nnderweht an examination
before the Christmas vacation ii the presence
Of visitors, which vas not only gratifying bat
reflected great credit upon the teacher, and
those Who selected him for the education Of
their ehiidrea.
Nss Windsor College is enjoying its vaea-
ton; It's faithful workers are resting from their
lAbors. bat will all Be found al their respective
posts OF duty, when the bell once more calls
The students 70 their ''home on the hill
Christmas was observed here generally, and
all the places Of basineSs we're closed, With
one exception. At night the Rev. Mr..
hOontl, preached an Aote and efoqueut SER
mon on the birth Of oar Savior. On Christ.
mas Eve, visited the parlor Of pielman's
hotel 10 see his christmas tree. II was bril-
liant spectacle. The tree was large one, aud
was loaded 10 profasiOn With all shat vas
beautiful; after It had been lighted up the
object which most aitraeted the admiration
was Cupid standing upon It's top, as ii pre-
pairing to take his fight with the gifts Of love
IN his hands. An boar or more Vas spent in
listening to sacred music and congratulations
in general, after which many we're made the
happy recipients OF enEiable presents. But
the most beautiful feature Of the Christmas
tree was seen the next EoEuiag. After it
had been again lighted up the little children
Of the town were gathered together ia the
paEior, and as Mrs. pielman passed TO and
fro among them presenting them with gifts.
their faces were all agiow with happy smiles
and their young hearts burst forth IN joy. To
them It was 4 day never TO be forgotten, and
the one who thus filed their souls with glad
mass viii ever find place in their memories
Surely The day should be kept sacred Why
sh0ald it not? The world lay in moral dark,
ness, il was resting under the malediciiou Of
heaven; justice cried strike, mercy prayed
spare, and 10, light broke from heaven, It
vas the birthday Of the Savior, Who lifted sut I.
fering humanity in his arms and bore !; 70 the
foot OF the throne, and through his blood rAs
saved. All hail thoG sacred day. all hail.
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Leaving balance Of 81. G7I59 orth,,s,
assets OF the county over and ab0va o,
dehsedness, provided the above amounts !
all available. l.. G. TRTWRO
dec Z9'St County Treasgrg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

WooDEx WEDDISG.--A number Of ladies'
and gentlemen remembering that the 18th
instant was the fifth anniversary Of the mar
rage OF Mr.. and Mrs. James a. c. Bond, Of
this city, determined to give them a surprise.
The evening was very disagreeabIe, but about
twenty couples met at the residence Of Mrs.
Shellman Al O'Clock, and from there went
to the dwelling Of Mr. Bond. Each carried
some useful or ornamental article Of Sooden.
ware, and there were not more than two or
three duplicates ia the sntire lot. BY the
time congratulations had bean exchanged,
the music, Hopes and Hill, arrived and dane
ing began. Refreshments we're served. the
company having furnished them, to make the
surprise more complete, after which dancing
vas renewed with a zest that evineed the fact
that lhe feet Of some Of the older guests hsd
not forgot their cunning. The affair was all
the moFeenioyable because il was iinpFomptn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

A HAPPr NEW YKAR-We greet al
The readers Of the 4.lsoeass With the COM
pIimenss Of The season, and wish them,
collectively and individually, . Happy
New Year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

!, The steamer John Brnmall has ssll.d f,...
~ sss ~ hs wen coaa. With 4 cargo ofwarasls
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FIaEs.--The residence and store Of George
W. Frizzell. al Mechanicsyille, Freedom dis.
triet, were completely destroyed by FIRE on
Saturday last. By the assistance Of neigh.
eors the contents Of the store and house
were saved, except bureau and some arti
eles ia the eellas The FIRE originated from
the chimney. Insured for S450inth Carroll
CoaEsy Fire Insurance Company, hut had
failed TO pay bis insurance.
The barn Of Peter Forsythe, near Taney.
town, vas destroyed BY Ere on Christmas
night. Mr.. Porsyths says he saw a hgh. in
the barn, and when be vent 10 the barn 4 man
ran out Of Il and fired at him. The horse
was foand loose and standing at the door. the
cows we're also loose and in the yard. On
the Friday night previous his cattle were
turned out Of the barn with the chains hang.
ing to them. Insured in the Washington
County Fire Insurance Company for 500 on
barn and contents.
On Friday night the large brick barn Of
Smith 4 Fahs, near York, Pa, was entirely
destroyed BY FIRE, together with FIVE cows.
three heifers, hay, straw, grain, etc, besides
several adjacent small buildings, resulting in
loss Of abou, 5000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

Az BAokEN May Batdsr sssae hsr
afn o. fhe 1lm ina ~ eas 5Bss ,.Sacs &c.
At Morgan Run Srhooi Hoars. sss W ~
becoming entansled IL The rp,,s BE fsil. isssais
ing her arm, A. abDye sisted Dr. samners
rendered the gecsssAry assistance.
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sAsfln Mop-ls' u4gyu, conveyed 10 Bali.
aeefes % Monday, load Of 900 turkeys.
sssas ~ Of which had been killed snd
dressed ~"
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fEHrxEAScE MgErEss. --yn Snadav after
ncous January 8, tseFe wiif 81 4 zaRise ten.
peranee aaeesing hesf q tAe n p. f.lnSah
ms essg. Ar ed4fsss uiil 81 ksserrg -
8. " r, Wa. Z. Wk.faat1e An sstt-1
The msttlng Ill ers6psnss - 3 . sassk
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ArroIsTKD.-Mr William Lannan. Of Union
Bridge, for some years Master Of Machinery
Of the Western Maryland Railroad, las been
appointed by Dookeeper Polk, as chief engi.
1eer Of the electrical, heating and yentiIat;ng
department Of the House Of RepresentAtiyes'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-12-29

1he First Nstional Bank Of New W,nd.o,
has eeeiafed semi-ahnual dividend Of Al
Iler eeat =
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Tue Pans ExPosirloS. Commission
General Mccormick has opened his Once in
New ork for the transaction of business Win
American exhibitors at the Paris Expostion
and has already made such arrangement, e.
the classification Of exhibits and tranSnor,..
non of goods as to insure exhibitors agains,
delay on the part Of the Government m nrs'
paring for the Exposition. Il now rems;ns
with those who intend to become exhibitors
TO second this prompt work Of the Commits.
sioner General by getting themselves ready
without delay for creditable displays of their
manufactures. There seems no doubt tba,
lhere VIII be more applications for space in
the American section than can be granted
and at this late day it is not at all likely tba,
more space can be secured from the Eybihi.
ton authorities. The American section sm.
braces 10000 square feet, which Is about booo
square feet less than that occupied by France
~ !, onr Main Building alone, at the Great
Exhibition of 1875. II is, however, a larser
space than was occupied by Spain and ber
colonies IN all the buildings, Including ibs
special building built by her engineers, And
II proper discrimination is shown by Amer;'
can exhibitors, it is probably amply snllic,sn,
Tor noteworthy exhibit Of American prodnc,,
and manufactures. Those who look forwarJ
70 the open market Of the European world for
their products have an opportunity here ,bsv
should not let slip away without profit
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County Treasures Reno,,
and the Financial r,o,s,4

county Treasures Reno,,
OF THE
Finances and the Financial CoDiis,
OF CARROLL COUNTY.
ron TnE rEAS SSplSG DEcgvura Il. In
UR.
To cash on hand Dec. u, $50 sa..
Amount received during The wear '''-'f
TO Dec. ~, ls77.......-... ,o..,.
-
CIR. ''-''A
By amount paid out during The
=, ,.......SlO0 "a.
by cash on hand Dec. y. ISL , fs.ss
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FiFTB ASSTvERsARY.-Fnd December
2lst, EAs the hfth anniversary Of the ordina-
ton Of Rev John I. Delaney, assistant Pas
tor Of ST. Johns Church, this city, and the
occasion was aysiled Of " the congregation
TO show their high appreciation Of not only
Father Delaney but also Of Father Gioyd.
The ladies' With few gentlemen, assembled
at the residence Of Mr.. Joshua Shorb and
went from there to the pastoral residence.
The doors being opened the entire party,
about hfty IN number, marched in and asked
for both gentlemen, at the same time deposit
ing their presents on the tables, chairs, sofa,
and floor. The Priests we're Thoroughly sur
pFised AZ the great Influx Of visitors, but more
so when they learned the object Of the visit.
II would be an almost endless task to emu
merate all the articles, bat we give the most
prominent: Carpet and oil cloth for Father
Deianeys room; quilts, spreads, blankets,
comforts, sheets, pillow aud bolster cases,
towels, slippers, table cloths, handkerchiefs,
napkins; china, glass, tic, earthen aud iron
ware; hams, sausage, spare nbs, turkeys,
ducks, potatoes, tHrnips, sweet potatoes,
onions, preserves, pickles, cranberries, cake.
white and brown sugar, coffee, tea, several
cans Of lard, hominy, wine, confectionery.
nuts, raisins, segars, plum padding, minee
pies, -four, meal, baekwheai, apples, and
sardines; hard and soft soap, toilette sets,
mirror, and many other articles. Both gen
ueuien expressed their thanks for the dona.
ton, and the party left with the knowledge
that their presents were Of substantial char.
aeter, and that the larder Of the Priests was
supplied for sometime.
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Marrow EscAPE. --0a Monday last, Uriah
togiesoRg, near Tyrone, was driving four
horse wagon, in which were bis father and
two Of bis children, the horses became fright
eneq al some hogs, causing them to turn nd.
denly, breaking the tongue, thus preventing
me wagon from apseiting, and, perhaps
fatally iniuring the persons IN the wagon.
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MAScHEsrEE IrENs.-Eyerthiug passed o q
quietly on Christmas. There was nothing to
break the monot0ny Of the Sunday Ike quiet
that prevailed, except an occasional yOlley
Of fire crackers, which revealed the where
Abouts Of a party Of strolling boys. Stores
we're closed and all branches Of business were
suspended Divine service was held in Trini.
~ Reformed Church in the morning, By Rev.
VIM. Rupp, assisted BY Rev. Daniel Lamott
A meeting Of Trinity Reformed Sunday School
was held in the audience chamber Of the
Church on Christmas evening, which was
largely attended After religious exercises.
in which the school participated, addresses
were delivered BY Rev. iAmOtt and the pas.
tor. The closing exercises appeared TO be
the most interesting to the little folks, as each
was presented with a package containing
something TO please the palate. The church
Was appropriately and tastefully decorated.
and presented beautiful appearance.
Wednesday morning presented more live.
ly appearance. The stores we're open aud
country folks hoeked to town, some to visit,
some on business, and others to lounge.
About II O'Clock mounted brigade of Rat
Killers dashed through town Their grotesque
appearance brought everybody to the doors
aud windows that were able.
At the annual election Of officers for Man.
chester Lodge, No. rs, A. ofP., held on the
18th instant, the following officers we're elect.
ed for the ensuing term. c. c., X. Lee
Shippers; W. c., Charles Brilliant; Prel.
Christian Bachman; X. Of r. L S., Up.
Baltozeri NJ. Of E., George W. Shaffer; NJ. Of
f., G. W. J. Everhart; N. at A, George P.
Panabaker; Rep. to g. S. Fred. A. DiefFen-
bach, Trustee, George NJ. Slime.
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OarH6xs CaueT. Adam Shower. Esq.,.
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and l. Z. Sling
lna, Esqrs., Associate Jadges; nr. Henry T.
BeltH, Register ofWillss Geo M.2arke, Esq
Deputy Register.
Aoadsg. Dccsaa5sr gffk Anna u. Bur.
goon, administrative Of William y. BarsooR-
deceased. settled frst account.
Henry L. Linmermaa, executor 81 john
X. EimmerniAn, deceased, returned lisa Of
sales Of personal property and reported sale
OF real estate
The last viii and testament Of John Beaver,
deceased, vas admitted 70 probate.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
William Valentine, deceased, vera granted 10
James +. Valentine
Letters Of administration on the estate %
David Weaver, were granted 10 Francis
Weaver.
John II. HinemiileF, guardian 70 FrsuFis
NJ, Mary L. F., David C. and Edgar $
Biehl, settled third account for each.
John II. Wineusiiler, guardian to William
Angel, settled FIRST account
John H. Winemilier, guardian e Marshall
Clabaagh, settled 6yst account
George Bixier, administrator D. B. y. c.
7. A. Of Henry Gettier, deceased, received
orders 70 sell leasehold property and real
estate Of said deceased.
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CHRIsrnAs TKEEs. Many Of our citizens
took particular pains this year to have their
Christmas trees more beautifully trimmed
than on previous occasions, some being very
handsome: Those Of the Misses Marsh and
Reese and Mrs. Theo. 4. Fritchey being he
hsndsonest We saw OF course thev were
intended for The children, bot those Who haa
seen many Chris,mases seemed equally a.
szlI pleased
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IT ARGEsT SIZE POSTERS Pkls'
IL al this Office at short notice ~