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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

II il possible To strike golden mean
between the ultraisln and intolerance
of the free whi-key and prohibition
faction. II can only Toe found 10y
compromise On the part of both.
Neither side must be suffered Ia tram
pie upon the other with impunity
Each has rights which the other
should respect. ii will he the duty Of
the State Convention to 30 poise the
scales between them ~ TO do exact
Justice la both, unintincnced by
the clarnors, or pleadings, or threaten
ings ot either. The question OF pro-
hibition must not he made AN Issue,
by the nomination OF State officers
who are ultraists upon either side.
We need intelligent, practical, honor
able mpn-men who combine high
personal character with a clean public
record, and statesnanlike qualities.
There is no lack OF such men i'm the
goodly commonwealth of Iowa, the
nomination of any one of whom could
not by any cavil be constructed into
an ai'ront to either faction. A good
specimen of this type of man is Buren,
X. Sherman. - Hontioeiio Express
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The rs1eut outbreak q indians il
Oregon. and the fs~s that cur efasvrs
hsr. 10 sc.ss on while the fruutiers-
men and their handful ri -o.9ier- are
slaughtered together. i. : -tNsag
s-sssszaenfsrv On the Democratic
.xf-s~s-xrsars Of the army
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war ~ as noNx AM wrtl 20 AGAIN
Ii las cared scEne of the asost aSsrassiSd
exSeS az Neuralgia anG TeatAaeAe n Ten %
a.rsx minutes. >ses Hes3acas sae sGn
rsia il The sane ifsae@
For I8me sack. >prsSas Or heeEastasaA,
great RELIEF Is given in Il 10 A. aears y az
gssias tho La Eegs frcsa tsree 10 ave times
! Cav.
swelling Sf li@es, ceased Ivy sprssAs az
rae1xa s,isna. vsmcve1 il sixtotwsive aosTs-
coed refervnee can te gives from al sac
hxre tired Il la tAfs yfciaisss snd ~ ere case
Il headache. where the pSIa eeasase1 Tor
weeks ssiAeas ans cessation THIS NeASSsFet
lirsaseas cared Il in ten nasnascs~
Price pe- bottle. IS ard ~ censs,
UssesAlrSa. oS ihs Lialmcas y zses cat
~ Bottle ~ishoas say rrlSe', resSrs ne
sostie ssS ses wear monsg.
For sale hs xresss- sa
GEO. CONWAY, Upton. Ia.
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The showing o. hands on the Gov
erno- question has begun, as reports
ssEne In from The many county con-
ventions held last week. Webster,
Biaekhawk and Madison counties in
stract-d for Sherman. Decatur, Page
and AIi2makee instructed for Gear
Jasper, Boone, Iowa, keokuk and
some other counties are reported d.
viied between Sherman and Gear
Henry county gave SewLold send
off-otherwise he seems forgotten.
The majority Of conventions did not
instruct al all, and their delegations
are reported free and independent a"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

A fire ut burlington, Iowa al an
early hour Tuesday morning. burned
and damaged business property VAIL
e. at over So, ess-the most destruc-
tive fire in that place in four years.
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Its very noticeable how anxious
the rbaseyxatige and other Democratic
papers are 10 have the Republicans
nogniasse John H. Gear for Governor-
Thee fellows would - enjoy STIR
ring s.tbirsi PARTY diversion
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HARD IikEs.

we are willing 10 meet you half way. and
will stand him for service for s25 the season
n above, for this season only, as he cost too
much money TO stand for so low price.
Hoping the breeders of Iowa will appreci
ate our VERY liberal reduction in price for
service OF Sterling this season, and favor Us
with their patronage, we remain,
,yl,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

Scott county's Republican eonven-
ton met Tuesday. II gave an I'M
qualified endorsement to ''The policy"
and instructed for Gear for Govern
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4 dlninisiratOr,s Notice

notice - hereby given that the updcrs,on
~ l,. mas This day been app pintcd by Inc ~.
. .a't court OF Cedar county, Iowa. Adm,nis.
s msnt o. the estate o. 4. G. Humphrey. dc.
s saa;; and al persons having claim.
tha.a 80, ssIa estate arc hereby notified 10 Iie
state and duly sworn to. ana nersnn. . a....y
ssio estate are notified TO make immsS,aes
payment to the under signed. "'sse
,D1ca " Upton, loxa, this 9th dav ~
N1I - icU. JoaN CAssnk1S,
Admlnistrsten
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9 q IyQ

=. y ne " Srklpg C1asa.- We srs now p5vrec
81 h usn I'D ~ eiassea with constant smptny@e
.n oMen.s bnstf - new, light and profitable
eyenins -, ~ ssS sssly Earn irom y cssss q I'D
s sns,r , wno me 70 the busness. Boys anf s1S
M. Nv nsI ~. - much - nen. That III VIZ
:. o.. HsN =. re this pafalielod O}Esr N e
nv 4, n ~ ~ S,easfied wa .ili send 60 49,
s - won0 psyesal dollars ~ ccO1G0oo ~
- Sa:1 ~ ~ = ospPy 81 4sme - .y9e1lo 60
49, 6aks q ~ sss,|Rss.sss ,71s ~.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

The Republican State Convention
meets at Des Moines next week Wei
nesday.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1877-06-21

STERLISG'S get for size, being well
adapted for the road or farm, cannot fail TO
give sslisfsci on in this respect. They are
iatg., with good disposition, good color,
and plenty of action.
STERLING stood for service OF Danvers,
Mass, for SIS. the season, and nj Mechan-
iesyille. the season Of 1876, for $50; but on
account Of the
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NOTICE.

Notice i hereby Sipca that proposals for
the erection of school House in sub-dis-
trss-, gamhr- one II in the district township
ar payton. ia the county of Cedar. aud State
o. lows. will he received BY the undersigned
Al Mcleod < Fergasoass law office, one
door east q post ofice-Sherr plans aud
specifications NAV he seen-anti | O'Clock
q M. Iasy nth. isTs; at which time the
contract will be awarded 10 the lowest re.
.uonsible bidder.
GABRIEL SAWYER,
Secretary Of the Board Of Directors.
CLARENCE, Iowa, June l., ISL. p Az
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Chicago Market.
Original Notice.
James &. Horn, Plaintiff,

James C. Horn, Plaintiff
AGAINST
The undersigned heirs at Law
of David klocE and Eliza
beth Klock, decd: silas
Hoon and Mary J. llooH.
Justice Hoon, james Leah tireuit court,
heart and the unknown Cedar county,
heirs Of Elizabeth Leah. Iowa, Ausust
heart, decd; James Houn, Term 1877
and Mary Hoon, Ann NJ.
Maryland, james Nary
land, John W. Hoon and
Emma Hoon, being heirs
at law Of Valentine Hoon,
deceased, Defendants:
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the office Of the Clerk of the 1ir-
| cult court, In and for the county OF Cedar,
( IN the state of Iowa, q petition of James G..
| Horn, Plaintiff, claiming of you that he Is
| the owner Of the northwest "A northeast 4
| section b, township ~, range 3, west vi the
| 9Th principal meridian.
! That said David klock entered said land
/ and conveyed the same to one Nathan her
| bng sometime about 1850, but that no dee
/ Is on record from said David Kloek 10 Zar
! hng or TO any person. That afterwards said
| land was sold 10 one Valentine Hoon, now
! deceased. That said Valentine Hoon sold
/ al d undertook to convey said land To plain
! tiff, but erroneously described said land as
I the northwest IA southeast 4, Instead OF
/ the northwest - northeast -, section 50.
| That said plaintiff has been In quiet posses
! sion Of said premises since 1854. Defend
ants have no equitable Interest in said prem
Uses.
Now unless yoa appear TO said petition
and defend thereto al or before noon OF the
second day OF the next term Of said Court
to be begun and held at Upton in said
county. on the 9th day Of August, 1871, 8
default will be entered against you, and
- m nrds nee
with the prayer Of said petition.
PIATT IL CARR,
6gA Attorneys for Plaintiff
THE STATE OF IOWA, IS:
The foregoing notice ha. been examined
, by me, anc the same is approved, and il is
ordered that the notief be published 10 the
I Upton ADVERTISER FOR Elk consecutive
weeks
Witness my hand this sth day Of June, A.
! ID. 1877. JOHN McKEAN,
Judge Circuit c art, sth Jud. Cir
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ae-.eI.ea. ssase Co.ve.t,es.


-. rweuty fsss Annual State Ccaven.
elcn a. he Republican party OF Iowa, VIII
q held Il Dss MONIES, on
WEDNESDAY,, JuxE 81, isT-
fsr he purpose Of making the following
nouinatf0ns.
ore candidate for Governor,
one candidate for Lieut. Governor,
one candidate for superintendent Of fuo-
lie distraction.
one candidate for Supreme Judge.
The ratio Of representation VIII pc. ore
Aclegste for each county In the siafes ana
Is Addition thereto, one delegate Tor saen
30 votes or fraction over 100, cast for hoh.
Joxiah I. Youug for Secretary Of stase. ~
- general election In 1916. The following
fabIe shows the representation in the sec
osd Congressional DISTRICT: =,
<ns..ns ranr,, .3652 ~
jackson county ........ -....-s.A !.
Jones county .-.--... 80 =.
MuScatipe county -. ..-.-.-+Is
Scott county
~ order OF the Republican state Central
Co.mittee. HENRY c. LEIGHTON,
Chairman.
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THOMPSON 4 BAILEY.
CLARENCE, Iowa, April lst, 1877.

In the list of trottcrs with record Of 2 30
or better, that belong to the PATcHEN FAM
lily in the male line, are
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REFERENCES.

Hank Hoag, J. r. Hines, jacob saums, 10
sepn Saums, Thomas Armstrong, and Alex.
Motif, Mechanicsville.
Moses Bunker, H. c. Piatt. John McCros
Ky, Preston Carl. Andy Gay, Henry Hecht,
and Peter Monk, Upton, Iowa.
W. r. Dunlap. Geo. Anderson lr., and ID,
+. King, Maquoketa, Iowa.
DIR. Battin, OK ord Mills, Iowa.
Lord 4 Butt, Lost Nation. Iowa.
Isaac Terry, Wilton, Iowa.
John McCielland, Louden, iowa.
Farley sheldon, Ames, iowa.
Fred Hecht, II. NJ. Reed, Bent x Cottrell
Bankers, William MeNeal. Allen Elijah, Jno
Dickinson, / X Culver, Norman Eldredgc
and Phelps x Son, Clarence. Iowa.
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STERLING wa. sired BY Patchen Boy, full
srashsr OF Henry W. Gennett. with record
J as, he by Godfry's Patchen. First dam,
the trotting mare Lizzie, who trotted In
race at Lowell, Mass. in 2:3s, and tapped out
Dauutiess At Manchester in 2:35: also wiA-
ming ten mile race over Lynn track, Mass.
against time, in 30 minutes, showing her TO
be a mare of great endurance and bottom.
She was formerly owned by Ohio Hamilton,
Esq. of Boston, who says she shows as
much Messenger blood as any horse he ever
saw. She was sold by Mr.. Hamilton to Mr..
Barton, of Lawrence, Mass, aud by him TO
her present owner, Z. B. Melvin, Of stone
ham Mass. Information can be had by
writing to either Of the above gentleman as
to Sterling OF his dam. Second dam py
Winthrop's Messenger.
STERLING was awarded the Cd premium
at the iowa state Fair in 1876, for the best
roadster Stallion.
STERLING is a beautiful bav. with right
hind rastern white, stands ID hands high,
and will weigh this spring rs IBIS lie was
handled the season OF 1875. and trotfea four
races-at d years old, having been handled
but four months for speed-winning them
all in good style, and making record OF
2 %. over the half mile track at Portland Me-,
being new and in bad condition.
TEKNs.-s225 the sea on, payable in cash
or negotiable note. at time of service-notes
payable January ist, ISIS. mares that fail
to produce can be returned free OF charge
next season. All accidents and escapes at
owners risk. mares from distance will
| be pastured for Sc per month.
STERLING has been but two seasons in
| the Stud, which was the season OF 1915. at
Danyers, Mass, and served Il mares, getting
IL foals, several OF which weighed
| $50 and 900 lbs. at eighteen months old, and
1 could show three minute gait at that age.
/ 10 hav colt old last MAY
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" order Of the Repasl.can state SsnsFa
Chairman.
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I ircalt court
Cedar county,
low 4, Au-ltst
Term, 1877
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THE CHICAGO 4 NoRTH-WEsTERN Rally
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway tines Of the WEST Snd NORTH
VEST. and, with its numerous bran his and con-
nectons, forms the shortest and quickest route be-
tween CHICAGO aud all points in ILLINOIS, Wis
CoS-IS, NORTHERN MICHIGAN Nj EsoTA Iowa
NEBRASKA. CALIFORNIA and the WESTERN TER
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THOMPSON n BAILEY,
Clarence, Iowa.
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Omaha and California Line

1. the shortest and best route between CHICAGO
and all ponN in NORTHERN ILLINOIS. Iowa DA-
KoTA NEBRASKA, WYOMING. COLORADO CTsH
NEVADA, GALIFoRSIa OREGON, CHINA, JAPAN
md
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05

Georges creek ard the North Branch
which has | cen located by and
through the aid of the Canal com.
pany and we further believe the
construction of such branch road
as a feeder to the canal Is the only
remedy left for the profitable work.
ing OF our mines, and the only thing
that will prevent not only a monop.
oily of the coal mining and carrying
business from this section, but will
make the canal successful improve
ment to the State.
ResoIUed, further, That some means
should be adopted to carry our coal
from tide water at Georgetown, the
present eastern terminus of the
canal, to the city of Baltimore and
affording cheap means of inter-
course between our coal fields and
said city.
We are requested by Col. Spates
to state that he was not one of the
committee on resolution, as reported
in Sundays CiUilian. as the resolu-
tons referred to subjects different
from that named in the call for the
mass meeting, at Westernport.-
Ct0nb. AUe7anion.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.

The Cumberland AUeganian of
Wednesday says: Hon. A. P. Cor
man, president of the canal ; Hons.
Michael Bannon and Patrick Ham
ill, directors of the canal Henry
Loveridge, Esq, president of the
Maryland Coal Company, and Capt.
J. w. Booth, of the American Coal
Company are in town and stopping
at the Queen City.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Between s
and 8 o'clock Thursday evening on
Little Savage Mountain, Dennis o.
Hara was assailed by parties I'M
known and robbed of his clothes and
S18 in money. He was struck on the
breast with a stone, injuring him
painfully. The parties are supposed
to be tramps. -Fost6,wg Journal.
THE Temperance prayer meetings,
inaugurated week or two ago, in
Piedmont. by the Good Templars,
are growing in interest. The meet.
ing held on Sunday afternoon last
was even more successful that the one
of a week ago. Several addresses
were made, one by Rev S. w. Had
daway, and one by Rov. o. c Miller,
besides Others taking part, Another
meeting is announced for Sunday
afternoon. Piedmont Independent.
The Montgomery county Sentinel
contains the following:
Advises from various portions of
the county indicate good prospect
for the coming wheat crop which
has greatly improved since the heavy
rains of last week and the warm
weather of this. Indications point
to a full average crop in the county
this year. The warm pleasant
weather of the past few days has had
favorable effect on vegetation, and
fields and forests in his vicinity are
rapidly assuming their Summer garb
of green. The prospect for good
crop of fruit is very fine, and it is to
be hoped that we will not be visited
by late frosts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of real estate
transfers filed Tor record in the Office
of w. H. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending May 3:
Thomas G. Ness and others to w.
M. Ness, of Baltimore county, SOL
diers lots Nos. 1147, 1893, 1919, 1454,
1855, 1856, 1461, 1891 and 1719; IS.
Edward Lloyd and wife to Ste
phen Browning, part of tract called
"Small Meadows" 200 acres ; 50, 900.
VIM. Biddinger and wife to j. G..
Breninger, part of a tract called
"Shylock War;" 10 acres $40.
James A. Magee and wife to AL
pheus B. Clark and Luther M.Clark
an undivided one fourth part of a
tract of land consisting of parts OF
the tracts called "The Park" "The
first part of the Rights of Man, ''and
1.-THE Pink of Allegany," the said
entire tract containing 2959 acres
$4,000.
James A. MCGEE and wife to John
w. Clark, one undivided fourth part
of tract of land last above men,
toned; $4,000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05

On Wednesday, April 25th, two
ducks, owned by Mrs. Levi Cump,
followed the spring drain into a glade
meadow owned by Bernard Stidings.
Stidings' boy drove the ducks back
through the dividing fence, where
they made a stand, evidently to
watch until the boy left. The boy,
fearing in his absence they would re-
turn and make a meal off his
meadow, picked up some rocks and
threw them at the ducks. Mrs.
Cump came out of her house and
warned the boy to desist, whereupon
Mr.. Stidings suddenly appeared and
a war of words commenced between
the man and woman, not by any
means complimentary, ending with
Stidings calling her a hard name.
Mrs. Cump then threw club at Std
ings. He then got some ground APP
piles in the shape of rocks and threw
at her, striking her in the back with
one. Mrs. Cump procured a pistol
from her son, who was present, but
could not cock it. She handed it
back to the boy he cooked the pistol
and again gave it to his mother.
She fired; but the ball missed its in
tended mark. John Miller, Jr.,
Constable, arrested her on a warrant
sworn out by Mr.. Stidings, and she
was taken before Esquire Rascle,
where she bonded for her appearance
at the September term of Court.
On Saturday Mrs. Cump obtained
from L. &. Hall, Esq, warrant for
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05

Our Accident correspondent in
very near all his letters speaks very
highly of the good qualities of lot
of chickens, owned by Mr.. John E.
GDagey, of that place, and we have
no doubt but they are very fine, but
we do not think that they will COM
pare favorably with a very prolific
hen owned by Mr.. Young, of H.
chester, Howard county, Nd. The
following account of some of her
feats we clip from the Baltimore
american:
1.-THE wonderful hen belonging to
Mr., Young, near Leicester, Howard
county, continues her remarkable
performances. Between the 4th and
18th of April she laid 107 eggs, fifty
of which were laid in four days, the
10th, 1lth, 18th and 18th"
We think our friend Gnagey, to
equal this, will have to get better
stock than he has, or possibly blue
glass treatment might improve their
laying qualifications to such an ex-
tent that they will not be left in the
shade entirely by the above men,
toned and justly celebrated hen.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05
of Corporation Officers.

On Saturday evening the Demo-
cratic voters of Oakland, met in J..
IL. Brooks store for the purpose of
making nominations for IA Burgess
and four Commissioners for the Dor.
ough of Oakland. On motion G. w.
Delawder was elected chairman and
nj. r. Hamill, Secretary. and the
following ticket was unanimously
nominated:
Burgess.-John NJ. Read.
CommissiOners.-Peter Martin, A.
l. Osbourn, John w. Smith and Da-
vid Little.
On Wednesday evening the Re-
publican voters of the corporation
met in the dining room of Codding-
toms hotel, for the same purpose.
On motion A. G. Sturgiss was elected
chairman and F. A. Thayer, Secre-
tary, and the following ticket nomi-
mated:
Burgess.-Thomas CoddingtOn.
Commissioners NJ. Davis,
George w. Legge, Jas. M. Arnold
and Chas. Sincell.
The last named ticket is a very
strong one, the candidates being
among our best citizens, and heaviest
taxpayers, sure guarantees that
they will act for the best interests of
the tax payers of our town.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-05-05
Band of Hone Meeting.

The Band of Hope held its regu-
lar monthly meeting at the NJ. E.
Church on Sunday afternoon, April
29th.
The exercises consisted of the read
ing of selection by w. II. Tower,
essay, by w. p. Townshend, and an
address by Rev. Benz, Ison. the new
President. The address was very
urgent appeal for the cause of tenn
perance and was listened to with
great interest, as this was the first
time the President attended any of
the meetings.
Mr.. w. IL. Tower was elected a
delegate to represent the Band of
Hope ia the State temperance con-
ventioa to be held on the Sth and 9th
of this month, at Baltimore.
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quite start, grass looks well; fine
prospect of good crop. Dat sowing
is pretty well done with, farmers
generally having put in a large guam
tity; wheat looks beautiful. The
prospect is encouraging.
On Monday last Mr.. Nicholas Lee,
of Grant county, w. Va, started
with his brother Frederick, to Win
chester, Va, for the purpose of hav-
ing an operation performed on his
eyes. Mr.. F. Lee lost the sight of
one eye several years since, and
within the past two or three years
has been almost entirely blind. Mr..
Lee has the deep sympathies of all
his neighbors in his present misera-
BILE state. We hope the operation
will prove a success, as it would
greatly relieve the sufferer. We I'M
derstand that DR.. MCGUIRE, of Win.
chester, agrees to operate free of
charge. Mr.. Lee is a resident of dis
trict No. 8, near Chisholm's mill.
On 18th ult., Miss Annie Savage,
Of Sang Run, opened a summer
school at White Oak Grove. Miss
Savage is no doubt good teacher.
We wish her success.
The United Brethren circuit rider,
Rev. Halterman, Of Ohio, preached
his first sermon to the White Oak
Grove congregation last Sunday.
On Thursday, 10Th inst, a dwell
ling house was raised on the premi.
ses of the widow White, near the
Ryans Glades shook shop, under the
supervision of John Moon, Esq, as
contractor.
James Moreland, of Ryans Glades,
is now farming for Mrs. Wonderly.
near Glade Valley. No doubt it went
hard with Jim to leave the girls of
Ryans Glades, but never mind that
friend James, Albert is taking good
care of them.
Very respectfully,
THE TRUE BLUES.
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Installation Of Officers,

The following were installed as of
fcers of l. O. &. T., No. ia, on
Tuesday evening, May L, 1877:
w. G. T.-Moses r. HamiH-
h. III. S.-Miss Katie Towushend.
l.. H. S.-David Little.
w. V. T.-Miss Lucinda Stalna.
ker.
w. r. S.-W. Z. TOwnshend.
w. A. r. S.-Miss Matte Kepner.
w. +. S.-Wm. z. Pritchard.
w. L. Miss Lou A. Thayer.
w. M.-Wm. Davis.
w. ID. M.-Laura Stalnaker.
w. C,-Thomas j. Pcddicord.
w. 1. G.-Miss Katie Spedden.
w o. Coco. A. Spedden.
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New Spring Millinerx

Now open at M. L. Scott's Baltimore
store, Oakland, Nd, Ladies bonnets,
Ladies, Misses and chiIdren's hats,
in all the new shapes. TO describe
the bonnets and hats is task we will
not undertake, but will be pleased
to show them to all who will favor
us with a call. Also fine French
flowers of every conceivable design
and shade, and of all prices, from
the lowest sprig to the finest mon
ture. Many new shades of ribbons
and silks, ties, neck wear, etc.
NJ. l.. SCOTT.