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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14
An English Genius.

Among the category of men of genius
the name of George Canning wOrthily
holds prominent place. He was one
of those brilliant intellects which not
only adOrns but impregnates with a
grace and a vigor, peculiar to itself,
whatever it touches. When he spoke,
his oratOry was of the very highest or.
der-the language of refined scholar,
the arguments lucid and well arranged,
no hesitation and yet no glibness, a voice
like musical instrument, while all was
set off by attitudes and gesticulations
which never failed to show that the
speaker was a gentleman as well as an
orator. His wit was as keen as it was
ready. When he composed State pa
per, save at those times when his sense
of humor made him turn grave matters
into burlesque, it was written with the
ease and the force of man who has en-
riched his literary abilities by loving
study of the culture of the ancients. In
his intellect there was combination of
gifts not often to be found in the same
person. He was scholar and states
man. There have been men who, though
scholars, have yet attained high honOrs
in the State, but throughout their lives
it is plain to see that the atmosphere
of the library, and not of the Senate, is
the air they should breathe. Their
speeches read like essays; they lack
tact, they have no knowledge of men,
and they deem the diplomacy which hui
mors, while it governs, human nature,
beneath them. They are men of thought,
not of action. On the other hand, there
have been statesmen ambitious of litera-
~ distinction whose writings have been
as great failures as their speeches and
administrative rule have been successes.
But in Canning the two talents were
united. His knowledge of the classics.
his logical mind, his love of books, and
the style in which he expressed his
thoughts, all showed plainly that litera-
ture had lost what the State had gained.
As a politician, he was in the first rank.
In his comprehension of events, he was
not only quick-sighted, but far-sighted.
He saw keener than most men the ma
ture of complication and the results that
must ensue from them: hence his direc-
ton of affairs often anticipated the fu-
ture. He was an excellent debater, and
his speeches were exactly in accordance
with the taste of the House; not,
like those of many a scholar, be-
ing above his audience, but inter-
preting its sentiments and commanding
its support. Though a party man he
was not bound and chained by the opin-
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14
Peculiar Case Of Hydrephsbis.

A case of great interest to the medical
profession, involving horrible death,
occurred recently in Philadelphia. On
Christmas eve, Michael Crosson, a bar
tender in a saloon at Eighteenth and
Naudain Streets, in the southwestern
part of the city, was bitten by terrier
dog in the cellar, where he went to draw
ale. The wound was not deep, and
healed in short time. About the 22d
of March the old wound began to pain
him, and red eruption appeared, which
appeared and disappeared two or three
times. On the 9th Mr.. Crosson went to
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

MIsTREss-"I really must inquire
Timmens, why the tea comes up so veal
of an afternoon? Parlor Maid "Well
it should not, mum. Cook she put il
spoonful fer 'erself, and spoonful fel
myself and spoonful fer the parlor
and as you rings as we finishes, / fills NJ
the teapot myself with bilin' water!"-
Punch.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

THE man who is noted as speaker is
seldom a great writer, and rice rersa.
Addison, the writer, failed as a speaker
no less ridiculously than Oliver Gold
smith did. Fox, the debater, failed as a
writer.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

WE Rave sold Hatch's Universal Cough
Syrup for about four ears, and 1t has stead
lily gained in popularity from its first intro
duct;on. We keep all TIE cough remedies
considered "standard' in this section.
The sale of the Universal has becom greater
than any, pei haps CREATE than all others
combined. We do not hesitate to recon-
mend 1t. NICHOLS & LYLE,
WestDury, Csyuga Co., N. Y.
Sold by A. A. Mellier, st. Louis, Mo.
DuRANe's RHEUMATIC REMEDY never fails
to cure rheumatism. Sold by all druggists.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

WILHoRr's ANTI-PkRIoprc or FIvxI AND
AoUE ToNIcl-Wilhoft's Tonic has estab-
lished itself q, the real infallible Chill cure.
u Is universally admitted to be the only re-.
liable and harmless Chill medicine now In use.
Its efficacy is confirmed by thousands of GER
ti6catcs OF the very best people from all parts
Of the country. 1t cures malarioas diseases
Of every type, from the shaking agues of the
lakes and valleys to the raging fevers of the
torrid zone. Try It! 1t has never been known
to fail. G. X. FINLAY & Co., Projectors,
New Orleans.
For SALE BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
RHEUMATISM cured at once by DR.. Durang's
Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular to Hell
phcnstine & Bentley. Washington, D. G.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

A Positive CURI FOR RHRuxAr1sN-Du-
rangs Rheumatic Remedy. Send for circular
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Constipation. Jaundc Pain IN the shoulders Cough,
Dizziness, Sour stomach. bal taste In the mouth.
bilious attacks pAlpitaton Of the h. art, depr ssion
Of spirits, the blues and . hundred other ymp-
toms. SINMCNS' LIVER REGULATOR is the best
RENT dy that has ever been discOS cred for thes Sill
mens. 1t acts mildly, efecfually, and, being tim
pie vegetable compound, can do no injury In any
quantities that 1t may be taken. 1t IL harmless I'm
Eve 1t has been for forty years. and hundreds
nfthe good and great from all par OF the country
will vouch for Its virtues, viz: Hon. Alexander II.
Stevens ofGeorgia; Bishop Pierce Of Georgia, Jno.
Gill Shorter, Ex-Governor Of Alabama
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14
LIVER

FOR SALE By ALL DRUGGISTS.
Extract OF u letter from Hon. alexander II.
Stew g.. dated Marc. S, 1872: ~ OCCASIONALLY
use, when my condition r quires 1t, DIR. Simmons
Liver Regulator, with e~ cd effect. II Is milo and
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

Great Horse Medicine. D' H.: 5'S Hon.. I'm ns;
ment in pint bottles. at o. for the Of collie old
sores spfans and bfuises 70 the best in the world
no pay. Tobiass Condition rowder1 warranted .
cure fever. bota worms give nne coet and incrsoo
the Appetizer 8 cents: certified TO BY Col AeDaaie
owner Of some Of the fastest runninghorses In the
world, and hundreds Of other persons. Sold BY the
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

Pensions Prizes Bounty and Cams Of all kinds prompt
collected Soldiers disabled In the service Though but
slightly get pension III Dead the widow child
get IL. Most pensions be increased. discharged
ply at will be too late. Have had hve Year,
s.psense At the front ns solder IL ysan q Psnssoa
ton given free where stamp incloeed. Send 0c fog
Bounty and Pension Laws. Please give mo trial
Address E. =. WEEDEN. Chicago. Ill.
IL No charges unless claim b allowed and paid
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

/ Gen. John r. Gordon
X. l.. Mott. : fColun-
bus, Ga, are among
the hundreds TO
whs.m we can refer.
Price, &t.O0. By
mail, o1.O4.
Manufactured only
by
~: b. Zeilin & Co.,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1877-04-14

zLIvER DIE Sc and Indi-
gesiion trev all To n .r,ater
lex ent than prob bly, any
other malady. and eli ( Is
ai"ays anxiously sought uf-
ter. lift e Livtr Is ! Ca ulat-
I Ell in It's action, health is al
most Invariably secured. In
digestion or want of action In
the I.iyyr causPs Headache.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-10-25
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

=, - n IL .1
Nof'h C"T'''na has h'o Se'ef"'
lros'S since 'he ''h'
boston has coh'linolea ?7'lN- %
10 'he feFhah"lh" feAI'' l"n"'
The first export of wheat from Nam
itoba to Europe took place last week.
,u ,,;,;o, .,,...
Congress ll,m New Orleans. was Ia
feet long and contained 10000 M mes
Tlo ,,,,,o Law. Of ,,;ro;r;, 1oos NOT
,,l ~ 2,", '',| IT, '' w. 1.;lIal ~
" II | l t,+n Lar,ra ~ tn fr,t nf w.
vembcr.
TIE female treasurer Of = S2nlav
pcLooI IN .Ip.farson Teyoe abscon1ed
u. WOOL. wi,L 5000 bpIonoino ia tho
SCHOOL,
now stoadjIv at work at the Rush
mines, Kentucky, receiving - cents
per ton for screened COAL
~, a., =,
me o1u poI4Ihi"N ZION ana n",I'
WORKS ana 'Le lr'd'SaF WORKS. men.
Inono' are DONG more work imam Al
any tune IN 'Ae past lo"f years
Tie strike at the American IRON
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Z L B l. &c S A l. +.
Saturday, October -, 1877
at I o'clock p. N.

I7IIE Subscriber rs executor of Charles
| Weirich Decd, in pursuance of Il de-
cree of the Orphans Court of Frederick
county, Md will sell at the late residence
of said deceased, on the road leading from
diminishing to Tancytown, three miles
,;.e, Of the former place, the following per-
sonal property, viz:
Y1ARLING HEiFER,
Sow and pigs, n large lot of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting of Beds,
3r,lslc.ds, Bedding, Bureaus. Desk, Chest,
Fables, Chairs, Lounges, Sinks, Washing
Nachinr. Pots, Kettles, and Pans, one
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
ZEN late Stove and Pipe, Copper Kettle,
? barrel. OF Vinegar &c. Also q lot OF
Grain Sacks, Forks, Rakcs, Matlocks, hoes
Axes. Post ,ligg"rs, Measures. lot Of Car
prntrr's Tools, Shocmakcr's tools, Grind.
stone Horse Gears, Blankets, check lines,
collars, and hridlcs
ONE SLEIGH,
wagon tongue and spcad, corn Slcllcr, (l-
der mill and press. interest in Glover HUI
lrr, ] interest in hcvcl jack, &c.
7tyu~ NJ safe us PrrmribM by TIE Go"T.
A credit of six months Will be given on
all sums above -, tie purchaser or pnr-
rhasrrs giving his, her or their notes with
approved security, bearing intcrr, from
day of sale; all sums of 81 and under cash
JESc L II. NUSSEAR,
2t Executor.
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Western Maryland Il. Il. Co.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Western Maryland
railroad was held in Baltimore We'd
nesday last. The report Of the Pres
idept is very encouraging, showing a
prosperous state Of affairs and reflect
ing great credit upon The Superinten-
dant and others concerned in the man
agement Ct the road. We have only
room for brief synopsis Of the report.
During the year ending 3oth Septcm-
Der, the gross earnings were 1882, ooS
81 the operating expenses, S2l9,94o
57-leaving the net earnings, 3ll2,'
1880. The report speaks in hopeful
terms Of the proposed extension of the
road to Chambersburg, and says that
important progress has already been
made in the way Of surveys, &c. 1t
IS thought lhat as soon as p"pilc coo'
hdenco is restored in regard to rail,
road securities the work can at cnce
be pushed forward. In regard to The
company's ability in tie future to pay
the current interest upon its unen-
dorscd bonds, the report says there is
now no apparent reason why the pay
ments upon those Of the first mort gnse
need again be interrupted. The fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year Joshua BIags, John X.
LongwelI, Geo. W. Harris, Isaac Mot
ter John Weldv.
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For Surrfyor.
WM. III. IlLLERG.
GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORY,

Victory has at last lighted upon the
Russian banner of the Cross. Batlcd
and badly worsted in all her attempts
to cross the Balkans, The operations Of
the Russian army in Asia Minor have
been unexpectedly crowned with sig
nal triumph. The Russian forces com
manded by the Grand Duke Michael
and the Turkish by Mukhtal Pasha
met in battle on Monday last and &C
cording to the latest reports the Turks
were utterly vanqnished and disor'
gained. 1t IS estimated that the
Russians captured thirty-two bat
talions of Turkish Infantry, four bri-
gades Of artillery, one hundred officers
and two thousand horses, with arms
and provisions III vast quantities. The
bloodshed on both sides was terrible,
the Turkish loss being estimated al
10000. The whole aspect Of the war
is thus suddenly changed. All the
advantages previously gained by the
Turks are swept away and the Rus
SLAMS animated to fresh enthusiasm in
prosecuting the war. Her operations
!
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AIRAND JURY REPORT.
GRAND Jury Room,

GRAND Jury Room,
September Term, 1917
To Me W,oon'ble. tie Judges Of tie lirrwf
/ Co"n t1r frettrirh County Naryla"d
/ The Grand Jury respectfully report THAI
that in accordance with law they have Wis,
.ncd the Almshousc and Jail.
On our visit to the Almsh0usc we we're
cordially received by the keeper and his
lady and were shown through the building
and found it in Il clean and comfortable
condition. The inmates speak in the high
est terms of their kind treatment at the In
fs,itution. Since the visit of the last Grand
Jury there has b, en- erected onthc grounds
two very secure enclosures for the insane,
where they may have exercise and air.
Is At the iail we were in Il like manner re-
ccivcd by the sheriff and his deputies and
found it in perfect order, and the prisoners
,propcrly cared fol.
I}v invitation we visited the Institution
for the Deaf and Dumb, where we were
cnultcously received by the principal, Prot,
Ely, and i'm tied by him to look through
!lhc buildings and witness the proficiency
of the scholars. We cannot permit this
opportunity to pass wi,hou, expressing our
qualification at the manner in which that
institution is managed and the marked sue
cess which is apparent to all. The State
Is certainly we'll repaid in the investment
il has made.
We further report, that, as directed by
this Honorable Court. inquiry has been
made in reference to the issuing of licenses
after date, required by law. The difficulty
is that all the licenses are dated back to the
first of May, although they may have been
issued in September, which we are inform
ed has been the UNMARRIED custom for u long
period. 1t is respectfully recommend that
hereafter the licenses be issued bearing tho
date Of its issue, the applicants being al,
lowed thirty days from the first day of
May to procure it {; providing the law per-
NIT such course; if not that q statute be
erected to that effect at the next session Of
the Leg; stature.
All matters brought to thc attention Of
the Grand Jury have received due consid-
Grafton, and in such cases rs our Judgment
violations of law require it presentmcLts
and indictments have been brought into
this Honorable Court, and having compile
ted our duties we now ask 10 be discharged
from further attendance ut this term.
LEWIS NJ. MOTT Err,
Foreman.
True copy-Tcht.
THOMAS GORS UGH, Clctk
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HIGH LIFE GRIM E.

Our various state prisons and pen
ltentiaries are reported to be full and
there is no longer any solitary conhne.
ment, because two or three prisoners
must be placed in each cell to accom-.
modate the increasing crowd. This
is an unfortunate state Of things as
there is host of respectable swind-
lers, cmbeAziing bank cashiers. default
ing trustees, knavish custodians OF
savings banks, who have defraudea
the poor Of their hard earnings, and
such like public plundercrs, who rich
u deserves transfer from fashionable
mansions to darkest dungeons in these
days Of splendid crime. Every days
newspaper brings fresh cases Of vii
lainy from various sections of the
country. One of the last is the ar
rest Of j II. Ham, E. S. Stevens and
G. Miller, prominent persons Of Kan
sas city, for forging land titles and is
suing deeds for large tracts Of land in
Texas. Sixty others it is said have
been arrested in various places as CON
nected with the gigantic swindIe.-
No less than thirteen court houses
have been burned within year in or
der to destroy evidence which could
be nsed against The conspirotors-
There ought to be prison room found
for such fellows.
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.A<isMisIiSir NGl.cH.

~ Office il hereby given, that the sub
= Mrihrr has obtained troml the Or
phnn', Nourl o: Frederick CouNty, letter
rcStamcnlaly upon tho estate of
MARY \. NI'SSE\R,
late of Frederick county, deceased Al
persons having claims against said dc
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit th'
same with the vouchers thereof LEGALLY al
thcniicalcd 10 the subscriber, on or before
the lSl day of April next or they my
otherwise by law, be excluded from AL
hrnrti; of said estate. Those indebted nr,
rruuc stcd to makcimmcdiAtr payment.
JESSE III. NtSSEAR,
scp2t-4t Administrator.
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DR.. John G. Polk, a prominent
physician, died at his residence, Alb
ing1on, Hartford county, Nd, on
Wednesday, aged 67 years. DR.. Polk
s.ndied medicine at the Maryland
University, Of which his step-father
the late Dr.. Davidge was professor
Dr.. Polk was leading democrat,
served some years in the Legislature,
and was guano inspector Of Baltimore
under Gov. Lowe.
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PRIVATE SALE.

4 Valuable little property for sale, Con-
"a tanning twenty three and a quarter
acres, laid off in eight lots and in good
order with plenty of excellent fruit there.
on. 4 good house with six rooms and
all necessary out buildings. a well OF
water near the door, Said prop
crty is within one mile of Mcclanics!own.
ELI CROFT,
scpG ON McchancstOWn, Md
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No. 1859 Equity.

In tic Circuit Court for Frederick
County, sitting IN equity
SEPTEMBER TERN, 1877.
james w. Eichclbcrgcr,
Casper Myers, executor of Mary NJ lIouck
deceased, Vincent Myers and others.
Nrdcrcd this 18th day of October, 1877,
" that on the 18th day of November
next, the Court will proceed to act upon
the report of sales this day filed 10y Charles
ID Eichclbcrgcr, trustee in the above case,
unless cause to the contrary be shown he
tore said day provideda copy of this order
be inserted in some newspaper published
in Frederick county for three successive
weeks prior to said day.
The report states the amount OF sale +
real estate at S5Gl.
Clerk the Circuit Court for Frcd'k 90
True Copy-TcSt,
THOMAS GORSUCI1, Clcrl
Ort2J.3t
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sj1AELMzll-tLSD
WASHING COMPOUND
The WOman'S Friend n Labor Save
Is NOW OFFERED TO
UOUSEK EEPEIES EVERYWHERE!
Well wcrth SlOa year to every Family

Is NOW OFFERED ~
HOUSEKEEPERS EVERYWHERE
Well wcrth SlOay year to every Family
y ocausc it softcns the hardest water in
ID slantly; Preserves the Han Is from
Chapping; Beaches Cotton and Wooden
Goods quickly Preserves and Brghtcns
the colors in wooden goods and calicocs ;
Prevents the Pulling Of FIanncIs and re.
moves all stains Of oil, grease, tar blood
and ink from either wood, wool, cotton,
linen or silk. Ilrcndcrs the use of rubbing
board and washing machine unnecessary,
and thus insurcs Il deduction OF 20 per
cent in the expense of housekeeping goods
1t certainly reduces the labor of washin.
and the cost OF fuel and soap over ono half;
besides relieving the house OF much OF the
destructive heat and steam SO annoying on
washing days.
Use the Sample Received with This
Strictly According to Directions!
TRY il on Floors, Oil Cloth, Painted, Var
nishcd or Gildrd Surfaces, Earthcn, Tin,
Britannia or Slvcrwarc.
TEST r THOROUGHLY.
Soak cotton, linen or lace for weeks if you
will, in the Strongest solution that can be
made, and We ~N. pay 500 t"r tie first ar.
tiric Mjured Use "a - cent package and
save 81 worth Of soap and s? worth "t Ia.
Dor Try one anhif You are not convinced
Our Agent will Refund Your Money.
LADIES WHO CAN COMMAND
! The services of others for the duties of tho
/ Laundry will find an adoption of the Com
pound Of Infinite Advantage to them in the
assured preservation of their Embroidered
and Trimmed Goods, and will soon be fully
rewarded for any exercise of their author
ity required 10 ensure its adoption by then
/ InnlnsllrS
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Uonse IF DfAgates,
JOSEPH BYERS.
HENRY PEDDICORD,
J.. V. BAUGliMAN
A. kESSLER,
CllAS. WOOD.
Fer County Commissioners,
SAMUEL NJ. BUSSARD,
JOHN LONG.
G. II. +. HOW ARD,
W. W. " ALkER,
JAMES L. DAY.
Fer Sherd,
JOSHUA AllALT,
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TRUSTEES SALE
r. Il a l. Il 5 II A Il i
Situated near Nrchuicstown, Efcdv
lex Comfy Md.


10y Virtue Of Il deed of trust from ,Jacol
j Burlington and wife, duly executed
acknowledged and recorded according t.
law, the um'cr,igncl as Trustee will Ohc
ut public sale in front Of Gilbcrts Hotel, il
Mcchanics;own, Mo, on
Saturday thc ea d,y nY Soyamhrr. A
u. MI.
J., ,, :.,.e1,
Ill =" ,.o'h IT. '''' "'''''' '''''i''' VI ga
COZ b'll'lhs'oh III
10 ACRES or LAND,
,,,oro ~, ,sa ,;tu,tol il, E,,l,ricL c,,,tv
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Recently ESau harper, ana Olu anu
respected co.ored man of Martinsburg,
fell dead while attempting to draw a
pitcher of water He was rheumatic,
and this is supposed to have caused
his death.
Mr.. G.. J. Keedy, Of Martins1urg,
died recently. He was walking about
and apparently in good health q few
minutes before the fatal stroke. A
post norton examination showed that
heart disease was the cause.
There being no export demand at
present for the trade dollars, the Sec
rotary of the Treasury has ordered
the director Of the mint to discontinue
the receipt Of deposits therefor at the
several mints until further instructed
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Carley and three
children, of Port Jervis, New York,
are all sick from poison, probably by
arsenic put in the we'll as water taken
from it and Analysed shows traces Of
arsenic. Part Of the family will die.
Prof. Spencer Baird gave evidence
last week before the Fishery commits
sion at Nova Scotia, on behalf Of the
United States government. The ia
king ofevidenca in favor Of the United
States government will close next
week.
TIE house of Hal Anderson, colored
Eranlen Station, Haywood county,
Tenn, was destroyed by fire a few
days ago. Three children persisted
and one was fatally burned. The
children had been left alone in the
house.
John Ryan was killed at Syracuse,
\. Y, on Saturday, by being caught
by a belt of the shafting Of Robin
sons chilled pIow company. The
Doly was whrred around several
times, striking bea and tearing of
the limbs.
On the application Of the pittsburg
grand iury, attachments have been is,
sued for Gov. lIartranft Secretary
Quay, Adjutant General Latta, Major
Norris and General Drinton whose
testimony is desired in regard to the
late riots.
The present harvest in Canada is
eXcontionallv bountifnl, it is estimoted
that 10000, 900 bushels of wheat have
been harvested this year, and 10000
600 bushels barley. The total figures
Of coarse Grain will probably exceed
| 100000 bushels.
p, 70 c>~ ,r
O'l "a, ''H' -. w. ~ NEWS '.''' ~''''i
81 '''''' ~ 10y, . ''' ','I III ''I C,
$40" i ~ Wv. T"I'" r''2n9T" 10 Wy
'o'n l. W ',r0''' y, ''', ','','' .''
conquer ~ '"e ''''p' .',''' '"V''''-
c2'e' ~ - d, o,',S' It. ~ ee,''' ne. ..
e' ~, "E''t' ,'"'' ",,' ''' . "I.,' ~
IS sun o''a"' 7N''l ana ''0'o"" IooN-
ing
Ernest Reurke, employed at the
! Gunpowder paper mills, in the Sixth
| district Of Baltimore county, while oil
ing a portion of the machinery of the
ImilI, vas caught between the belt and
wheel, and was horribly mangIed
'" n It en-. oal l,a,.oa
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-10-25
&ROF. GEO. III. 5. WELLER,
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