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PHILADELPHIA STRIKERS.

THE CIaAnMAKERs' APPARENTLY FRIVOLOUS
PRsrExTs FOR QUITTING WORK IN HAND
T1MEs-rHE PRINrERs ON STRIKE.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1917.
The cigarmakcrs OF this CITY who have quit work at
the large establishment oil the Gumpcrt Brothers do
not seem 10 have much public sympathy The strikers
express themselves satisfied with their wages and
their work in general, but gone out in a body
upon what appears to be tho most unreasonable and
petty pretexta The nrm employs about one hundred
and twenty hands, male and female OF whom about
eighty are regular cgarmaKers the rest being strip
pcrs, packers, &c. The cgarmakers all except somc
Of tho girs have quit work for thros very insgnin-
cant reasons In tho nrst place, they object to the
absence OF another retiring room; IN the Sec
ond place. they object to making without pay tho
lhrce cigars which It Is customary 10 allow all tho
male workers to havo every day; ana third aud
chiefly, they object 10 tho dinner hour for all hands
being q xed at the interval between twelve and ono
ococx claiming that as they work by the picco they
have right to 70 ami come when They please.
Tho firm losers In q considerable sun by the
strike loss OF contracts and the spoiing OF
bacco lett the benches and they express themselves
ready to yield to tho men Oh tho nrst two points
Concerning tho dinner hour, they refuse percmptOrly
on the ground OF being destructive Of the
ana good OF their snops TO have tho going
and coming At all times.
PRINTERS on STRIKE.
Another labor complication here which tho en-
plvyers to bs tho right side is the Of tho
Philadelphia Eveniag Star lively Ittlo evening pa
per, The compositors upon which were ordcred TO
striKo this morning by the Typographical Union rho
propr,ctors Of tho Star some time ago notified the
union alte. this datc tho petty rules OF the
would be ignored in tho Star oce altnougn tho
prices will continue 10 be paid. The paper issued
It's editions to-day apparently without trouble.
me Erentng Herald and the Sunday Press two
journals published under the nominal proprictorship
Of A. L. smy.ne, arc TO be sold w The Sheriff Tor tho
benefit OF creditors Tho concern owning these pu
pcrs has been difficulties Tor time and an as.
signmcnt made about month ago. Those arc
tho two newspapers IN which John s. Morton. the dis.
honest president OF tho Market Street Railroad Com
pany, is said TO have invested about $780, 900 Of his
stolen money, aud the financial difficulties OF tho
Herald and the Press began Immediately alter Nor
- daw
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A CHILD CREMATED.

Kclb, an uptown undertaken, reported Yesterday
at Headquarters that he had boon called upon W
julius K'rcher, OF No. 3O7 East Fiftysixtb street,
whose child died on Sunday, the 1i,h inst Kircber
arranged with him for tho burial OF tho infant, but
later on be sent word tnat he proposed emoaIn H.
and had no use for The coffin. IL said however,
that curious disposition made OF the body. kig-
cher was Lutheran, his wife Jewess. Hes
family objected TO burial In Christian
cemcieIy, his 10 in,crmenI in Hebrew one. 10
conctle both parties II agreed the dead
cnid and deposit ts ashes IN urn, wnich the kir
cher family were to retain This plan, Mrs. Kirchcf
states was carried out The child's father swathed
the body in linen, and took II 10 tho Uiiromaripe
Chemical Works, at No 6l5 East Fifteenth street. Of
which he is the proprietor There he placed the rc-
MAJ us iron caskct, which he kept the furnace
atil tho body was consumed. What became OF the
ashes has Of AS yct been learned.
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ALL CUBAN PRISONERS or WAR 70 DE SHOT
Martinez CAMPos INITIATING '.rnE SPANISH
TIGER" vALMAsEDA.
The commnnder-in-chief Of the Spanish forces In
Cuba, General Martinez Campos has just issued pri
vato order among the commanders OF columns, order
reported as having been killed in battle. Campos
promised tho spanish government that he would end
tue revolution in Cuba by the end OF January, 1873
The following shows TO what desperate straits hc 10
driven he compelled 10 order the
Of prisoners OF war IN cold blood
"Conocicndo que es inutil la clemoncla con el
migo, pucs cste lclos"
MrRDgRous ORDER.
HEADQUARTERS ~ CuBA, Nov. !, 1871
To THE COMMANDERS OF COLUMNS tPrivato).-
Kuowicg tho usecssness of clomeDcy toward the
enemy who arc unable 10 appreciate It, Tor they
esteem II weakness on our part, ! mud myself
called upon TO adopt energetic measures nnsh At
once and forever Hith tho hydra Of the nsurrectIon
You Will therefore, upon the receipt OF this order,
making appear IN your report as u they had beon
killed IN battle.
/ recommend to you secrecy In this matter and an
exact fuInlment OF this order.
Campos formerly served under Captain General
vaimascda, better known TO the Cubaus tho "Tigcr
OF Bayamo, T" who ordered that all Cubans ound In
the country, irrespective OF sex, should be killed by
his troops Vamaseda also approved OF the slaughter
o tho eight mcdicai students NJ Havana. The troops
commanded by his disciple, Lampos, on occasion,
~ alleged, camc into The city OF Bsyana carrying
on tho,r bay0nets tho remains OF young Cuban pa
triot named lamayo, but seventeen years Old, whom
they had killed. With reference TO tho above proca
prisoners OF war have already been executed A. Man.
milo
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TO BE REBUILT.
BORDER CITY MILL TO BE AT ONCE RECON-
sTRUcTED.

BoRDER CITY MILL TO BE AT ONCE RECON-
sTRUcTED.
INK TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov. 10. 1877.
The boiler house and boilers OF tho burned Border
City Mil are found TO intact and IN good or
der. good portion Of the walls OF the engine house
havc also been prescrvod tho bed Of tho engine is all
rlgn; the chimney is standing, and tho foundations
Of the mill ready tor the erection OF another struc
ture. These advantages will bo worth somc $40, 600
or $50,OO0 to tho corporation IN rebuilding The
Board oil Directors have voted, in consideration OF
tho amount OF property saved, the large number Of
tencmcnts labout 1851 they own and tho
present low prices oi machinery, building
material and labor, that It Is cxpcdient TO
rebuild soon as possible The treasurer accord
tn2Iy instructed TO have tho d6Dris vt once
aid the foundation prepared Tor rebuilding, and to
ascertain at what prices contracts Tor machinery,
building, &c, can br mado.
HELP FOR OPERATIVES.
u IS proposed by tho company to their other
mill double time. for tho winter at least in order TO
give the who have been thrown out Of employ.
inent by the burning OF mill No. l work enough 10
ehablo them TO pull through tho cold season. This
idea VIII be hailed with delight by tho operatives who
number about four hundred.
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battle during the day end entered the city
at eleven o'clock Sunday morning.
THE NEW HEADQUARTERS.
''The Grand Duke Michael was also pres
ent, and will establish his headquarters at
Kars in few days."
THE BRITISH CABINET AND THE WAR.
The Edinburgh Scotsman's London correspondents
says:-"I have reason TO believe that tine peace
party in the Cabinet has lately received notable
accession, and that live or the Ministers are now
virtually committed to the policy OF non-interven-
tion."
WHAT A RUsso-FREScH ALLIANCE WOULD DO
The North German Gazette OF Berlin, commenting
upon an article in the ST. Petersburg Gazette
recommending Russo-French alliance, says that
such an alliance would transform the present
friendship Of Prussia and Austria toward Russia
into sheer hostility.
MORE MoNTENgGRlN SUCCESSES.
Unofficial reports state that the Montenegrtns
have stormed the citadel OF spitza This gives the
Montenegrins possession OF the coast from the Aus
trian frontier to the Boyana The Turks still hold
the citadel OF AntivarL The Times Vienna corre-
spondent says the M6ntenegrtns are kept In check
BY two Turkish ships In the roadstead.
AUSTRIAN TERRITORY VIOLATED.
The Turks violated the Austrian frontier on
Saturday. They sacked several houses and stole
cattle.
LOOK OUT FOR sERvIANs.
The Turkish Governor OF Kossovo has exhorted
the Mussumans to defend the province against
possible Servian invasion.
sERvIA AND RUSSIA.
. Belgrade correspondent teegraphs the follow
desire to take the field several clauses OF the con-
yention between Russia and Servla are still unset
tied. 1t Is beneved Russia Is dsinclned to accept
all the conditions demanded by Servia"
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THE NEZ PERCES.

ARRIVAL OF WOMEN, CHILDREN AND WOUNDED
Ar FORT LINCOLN.
WAsnIxoToy, Nov. 10, 1871
The following telegram received to-day by Gen.
eral Sherman from Lieutenant General shordan:-
Two hundred OF the Nez Perces Indians. consisting
mostly OF women, children and wounded, havo ar
rived ut Fort Lincoln by Mackinac boats. You havc
not yet designated the place for wnterng tho Nex
Perces. respectfully urge that II be done.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsnISGToS. Nov. 20--1 A. II.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OrrIcE CHIEF SIGNAL OPPIcER.
WAsnIxGToN. Nov. 20--l A. u.
Indications
For Now England, rising and high barometer, north
west and northcry winds, colder and clear weather
are probable
For the Middle States and lower LIKE region, falling
barometer norheastcriy winds, stationary and rising
temperature and increasing cIoudincss with south
eastcrly winds anu possibly occasional rains IN the
latter.
For the East Gulf and South Atlantic States, Ten
and the OHIO Valley, falling barometer. increas
Ing northeast southeast winds and warmer, cloudy
weather. with the ArsI district and extending
over the othors.
For tho West Cult States, rising barometer. winds
shifting to northwcstcry and COLDER clear clearing
weather.
For the upper lake region, Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys, falling barometer Increasing
westerly 10 southery winds, warmer partly cloudy or
cloudy weather, and possibly occasional rains.
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A SCHOOL BURNED.

WHITEHALL, n Y. Now 10, 1877
The Fort Edward Institute. Of Fort Edward, n. Y,
was destroyed by lire about six O'clock this evening
There were nearly two hundred students OF potn
sexes in attendance whom the aro broke out Nothing
was saved. Tie loss is unknown Tho fro Is sup
posed 10 have been caused by The explosion OF
scnc lamp The students had hardly timo TO ESCAPE
most OF them Iosing all their clothing and money.
Aid was scnt from Saratoga arriving In tmo to save
$50, COO
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THE FISHERY COMMISSION.

HALIFAX. Nov. 10, 1877.
S. r. Thompson, OF 1T John. before the Fishery
Commission to-day, commenced the closing arguments
on behalf of Great Britain He is sald to have made
capital far and TO have sharply criticised the
arguments or the counsel for tho United States. He
Is not likely to conclude bciore Wednesday, Tho
Wcck.
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POPE Plus TX.

bEcALL OF THE VATICAN pHYsIcrAN-HEALrH
OF HIS HOLINESS PRONOUNCED rREcA-
HIoUs, BUT NOT ALARMING-sUccEss OF
THE CLERICAL PARTY.
BY cAELE TO TIE HERALD
ROME, Nov. 49, 1877.
The Vatican physician lately dismissed
Tor furnishing information to the Victor
Emmanuel government has been recalled.
The charge was proved to be unfounded.
Another surgeon has been summoned to
give hourly attention to the sores in the legs
OF His Holiness as the suppuration continues.
WHAT HE ADVISES
Professor Vanzette advises keeping the
Issues open at all hazards, and states that
II the discharge becomes too abundant he
will treat the sores with caustic. He con-
siders the state Of His Holiness health de-
cidedly precarious. but declares that the
symptoms are not aggravated.
CLERICAL PARTY IN THE MAJORITY.
In the provincial elections Rome has
chosen nine clericals out of her quota of
fifteen.
TWO NEW CARDINALS.
At the December consistory the Arch
bishop of Ravenna and Mgr. Pelligrino, as
predicted, will be made cardinals.
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marck. but as no recognized he confessed
that his FIRST abatement was untrue
AMENITIES OF SOUTH AFRICAN LIFE.
Intelligence from Cape Town states that the nsur.
gent chief Krc, Of the Gaekas has aed
ROBERT BROWNING DEcLIyEs
Robert Browning. the poet writes to the Timer. this
morning. that he has declined the candidacy for the
lord Rcctorship OF ST. Andrews
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GENERAL LEES STATUE.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 10, 1917.
Tho time for awarding the contract for the equcs-
sran statue OF General Robert f. Lee has post
poned ono year owing the refusal Of tho ladies' OF
the Lee Memorial Association to contribute their fund
toward the construction OF tho statue alter any OF tho
models offered, the funds OF the Loc Monument Asso
ciaton being insufficient tor tho purpose, without the
ro-opcraton OF tho ladies' ASSOCIATION.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1877.
Captain Beknap. commandant OF tho Pensacola Navy
Yard reports to the Secretary or the Navy that the
quarantine has been raised In tho harbor and that no
case yellow lever has been ntroduc into bay
during the past season 81 hot weather.
PORT ROYAL
Tho department Is also advised Of the disappearance
OF yellow icvcr from Port Royal and Vicinity, and -
now pronounced by physicians on shore. well by
tho surgeon OF the Now Hampshire perfectly safe to
communicate with Port Royal All quarantine re-
strictions have In consequences been removed
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TRIAL OF RIOTERS.

BALTIMORE. Nov 10. 1877
The trial Of Lewis Woody and James Leon, charged
with riotng the Camden Street Depot OF tho Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, on the evening OF July 20.
was commenced in tho Criminal Court this morning,
before Jury. The testimony Tor the State
cludcd and the defence commenced The case will
probably bo gwen 10 the jury tomorrow.
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NOT TO BE PARDONED.
IpY rsLraRApH TO TIE HERALD. !

IDY TELEGRAPH TO TIE HERALD.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Nov. 10, 1877
Governor Carroll to-day informed the counsel Of
Henry Norfolk sentenced 10 BIO hung here the 2lst
of next month Tor wife murder, that he will inter-
ferc with the OF the law unless evidence
tending 10 throw q doubt upon the guilt OF the
prisoner, should be discovered. Norfolk, when ap-
prised OF tho Governors determinations received the
announcement stoCally.
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

BRArrLgDoRo. VT, Nov. TO- 1877.
The controversy between the Vermont vacy aud
Central Vermont railroads, which has resulted In
tho withdrawal OF all freghts from the former road,
assumed moro complicated form TO DAY, when tho
managers OF the Vermont VALLEY ROAD brought SUIT
against the Central road Tor S20,0O0 the amount
claimed IN La duo Tor rent
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THE PITTSBURG RIOT.

PlTrsBURo. Pa, Nov TO- 1871.
The Grand Jury mido their special prosontment to
tho Quarter Sessions to-day she subject Of the July
riot IN this cily IL very sharply criticscs tho action
Of Governor Hartranit the military and the railroad
officials
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A BANKRUPT CONTRACTOR.

CHICAGO, Nov TO- 1871
John Middleton, o contractor and builder, nlod q
voluntary petition IN bankruptcy today His labl
ties apgr, gate 000 and his assets arc chiefly
numbered property.
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YELLOW FEVER.

JACxsoxvILLR, Fla. Nov. 19, 1877.
There have been now cases OF yellow fever and
no deaths since the Inst report Tho general health
OF the city Is excellent Mayor BOYD answers In
quiries 10 whether IL saic 70 visit Jacksonville
IN the Affirmative AL alarm und excitement have
subsidized.
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A CULPRIT RECAPTURED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
RoSDoUr, N. r., Nov ~, 1877
Francis p Chamberlain, who escaped from Delhi
jail the 2Sth Of September, was arrested in this
city to-day by Officer Howloy, and takon back to
Delhi He in jail for cattle stealing and Is sup
posed to be . circulator Of spurious money.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record Will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twcnty.iour hours In
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. us
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
n n.,.l.t
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5000 VuV
MI hotchkss informed the HERALD representative
that tho arm would begin to rebuild IN the morning.
The workiDcn viii DO paid also on Tuesday afternoon
aud one or two supposed to DO missing will be &C.
counted ior. The nrm never since It's organization
wero doing so large business, and tho blow TO the
workingmcn will be sevOro during the winter months
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GENERAL GRANT.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10, 1871
Tho Commercial will publish tomorrow morning an
editorial strongly urging General Grant Tor the Berlin
mission.
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No POWER cAN 1NrrnrrnE.

LONDON, Nov. 20, 1877
The Rome correspondent OF the Times states
that the Council OF the Vatican has decided that
no Power can veto the Conclave's selection OF
successor to the Pope.
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MOVEMENT OF COTTON.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1877.
Tho following Is tho statement OF the National Cotton
Exchange Of American overland movement, from
September 30 October 31:-
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CANAL NAVIGATION INTERRUPTED.

ONEIDA, N. Y, Nov 10, 1871
Owing 10 breaks In the Oneida Lake Canal further
navigation thereon during this season is closed
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plMpLFS ARE INExpREssIBLY MoRTIFYIN0
Kennedy GLENS's SULPHUR soar.
..illLL's HAIR WHISPER DYE" Black Brown, 5Oo
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Bothnia, for Queenstown and Liver
pool, will sail from this port on Wednesday.
The mals for Europe will closc at tho Post OnHco a
half past twelve p. NJ.
THE NEW York AERALD--Edition for Europe-will
be ready at half past eight o'clock In tho morning.
Single copies, In wrappers tor mailing, six cents.
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Why buy inferior Champagne
when you can get

AFTER TRYING QUlNINE. ARSENIC, SrRiCH-
nine and other iniaib es. HoLxASs PAD cured aud
others efectuAIly Of Chills:
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SPANISH BUTCHERY.

Ve1PcTutuTc TOT CUrrtspOHuInS uNtu Iuss
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the subscri.
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters of Admin.
istration on the Estate Of
DANIEL Z0LLICK0FFER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscri.
Der, on or before the 9Th day of August,
1877; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. Those indebt.
ed are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this sth day Of Jan.
uary, A. d. 1877.
ALFRED ZoLLICKoFFER,
jan 20-4t Administrator.
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NO. 1907 EQUITY.

NO. 1907 EQUITY.
In the CIRCUIT Court for Carroll County.
Joseph Gartner, husband and next friend to
Elizabeth Gartner, his wife, VS.. John W.
Cornell, and others.
ORDERED this 18th day of January, A.
OD. 1877, that the sale made and report.
ed BY Josiah Adlesperger, trustee, to sell the
real estate in this cause decreed to be sold,
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
hel2Sd day Of February, next Provided a
copy Of this order be inserted once week
for each of three successive weeks before the
9Th day Of February, next, in some newspa.
per published in Carroll county.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$1,000.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
.y True copy,-Test;
jan 20.3t FRASK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS is to give notice, that the subscriber,
n of Carroll county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, in Ma
ryland, letters of Administration on the Per
sonAl Estate Of
STEPHEN 7. C. BROWN,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscriber
on or before the sth day of August next !;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
January, 1877.
FRANK BROWN,
jan l3-4t Administrator.
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LARGE CATTLE.-Mr. Moses Nesbitt,
Of Port Deposit, Md, recently sold to Mr..
William Seedlings, two steers weighing
$500 and 1890 pounds.
Mr.. Poist, Of the same place, one pur-
chased from Mr.. John Keaveny that
weighed $500 pounds, and dressed over
1000 pounds.
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49 Acres &28Square Perohes Of Land,
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits.
Aoners Of Carroll county at their first meet.
ing, after thirty days from the date Of this
notice, to alter and change that part of the
Public Road No. 1893, as now located, begin.
ming at the end of 81 perches, on the 18th
line Of the location OF an old road, and run.
ming through the land Of George W. Hull, TO
intersect the said old road at the end Of the
24th line thereof, it being on division line
between George w. Hull and Samuel Ware.
hime, to the bed Of an old road which was
formerly part of said road No. 1893, begin.
ming at the end Of 81 perches on the 18th line
Of said road, No. 1888, as originally located
through the land of said George W. Hull, to
the intersection of said old road With the road
as now located to the end Of the oath line
thereof, at or near the division line of said
line between George W. Hull, Samuel Ware
hime and DR.. Jacob Rinehart
SAMUEL WAREHIME,
EPHRAIM L. BANKERT,
Gee oO'5t and others.
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GROCERY & HARDWARE STORE
FOR SALE.

NNHE subscriber offers the entire stock in
4 trade of Edw. l.. Jacobs, consisting of
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Liquors, &c, at
Private Sale, at the old stand in New Wind.
sor, the purchaser having the privilege of
renting the old stand on favorable terms.
Possession given Immediately.
This is good chance for any one DESTROYS
of securing an old established stand in thriv.
ing business town.
N. B.--Until purchaser is found for the.
stock entire, the store will be kept open and
goods retailed at first cost.
JOSEPH A. ST0UFFER, Trustee
jan post Of Edward l.. Jacobs
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NO. 1875 EQUITY.

NO. 1875 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Dennis H. Maynard Trustee, VS.. Henry Hawk.
ORDERED this 18th day of january, A.
" ID. 1877, that the sales made by Dennis
II. Maynard, Trustee, of said Henry Hawk,
and reported in the Bill of Complaint filed in
this cause, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 26th day of February, next /;
provided copy Of this order be inserted once
week for each Of three successive weeks be.
fore the 18th day Of February, next, in some
newspaper published in Carroll county.
The sales are reported amount in the aggre.
gate to the sum Of S2900.00.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy,-Test;
jan 2O-St FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Last year the English Life Boat Insti-
tuition saved 49s lives, besides reseuing IS
vessels.