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CAUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that The
~ following article. have con purchss
Cd BY tho undefsigned at ConstAbe's sale. and
lott In tho possession OF Augustus A. Kline
during his pleasure. All persons are caution ell
not TO Interfere or moddie with ssmo, vi; ; l
Cooking Stoves and fixtures, six Chairs,
Rocking CaAir. Butter churn, wood Ghost
clock, sink, bureau, Corner Cupboard, 2 Bcd'
and Bedding, krib coal Stove and pipo, wash
Boiler, appl.butter, Is yards carpet, shot gun,
Sink, meat vessels Barrel n vinogar,2 pigs
Iron Kettle, square.
JAsMEs 4. KLINE,
Adams tp, May 70, ls7i.
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"How I WAX that my Sti n was - white and
son ss yours," said . lady the other day to .
said Ii. LADY .dart..sa. "Ho~ =, imsairsd @ IL sSo
ART speaker. Uss 0LasH's SULPHUR SOAR
Sold by all Druss,sts.
Hill's Hair = whisker Dye, black or brown
50 cents.
PRIVATE eALE.-The heirs OF
Samuel Smith deceased, offer at Private
Sale. q Valuable tract Of Limestone Laud,
cont aiming about 20 acres. and two Lots Of
Ground, with House. barn and other i'm :
.provements, very cheap. and on reasonable
terms. The property Is oil In the Borough
limits. For particulars call on or address
GsoaoE W. Smith, Middleburg, Snyder
County, Pa. Aug. l6,17tf
Ask YOURSELF THESE QUESTIONS. Are
you a despondent sufferer from sick
Headache, IInbitual Costivencss. Palpita,
tion Of the Heart ! Have you diziincss Of
the head! IL your Nervous System de.
pressed Does your Blood circulate bad.
ly ? Have you . cough Low Spirits .
Coming up Of the food after eating ! &C.,
80. All Of these and much more are di-
rect results u Dyspepsia, Liver Com,
plant aud Indigestion. GaRES's AraUsr
Flower is now acknowledged by all Drug
gisis to be positive cure. 2.4oo. 900 bot.
ties were given away In the U. 8. through
Druggists to the people as q trial. Two
doses will satisfy any person Of its won-
derful quality 10 curing all forms Of Indi- =
gestion. Sample bottles 10 cts. Regu.
lar size 10 cts Sold positively by all
drst-class Druggists in tho U. s..
Auctioneer. r.--George II. Hacken.
burg, of Middlecreek, 2. o., would an-
nounce to the people Of Snyder coun.
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, at short notice and
on the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. Mar. .l5.77ti
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Rsoisrss 1T behooves every voter to
see thst his name Is on the Registry List.
September 9Th and 9th are the last days
on which this important duty can be at
tended 10 prior TO the November election.
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The man who don. advertise is like
the boy who took green corn TO mar
ket in bag and when any person
asked what he had TO sdl, he told them
ut was none of their business,
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The reputation Il has attained, In
consequence OF the marvellous cures II
has produced during the last half cen.
tury, Is sufficient assurance TO the
public that II win continue to realize
the happiest results that can nc desired.
In almost every section OF country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored nom alarming and
even desperate diseases OF the lungs,
by Its use. All who have tried It ac.
knowledge Its superiority, and whero
Its virtues are known, no one heeitates
a. to what medicine TO employ to re.
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
70 pulmonary affections. CHERRY FEc.
rORAt always Affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder W.
fieties Of bronchial disorder, ss wen as
the moro formidable diseases OF tho
lungs.
As q safeguard TO children, amid
the distressing diseases which bcset
the Throat and Chest Of Childhood, IL
Is invaluable, for, by It's timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored 70
health. -77-
This medicine gains friends al
every trial, ss the cures II Is constantly
producing are too remarkable 70 BE-
forgotten. No family should be with.
out It, and those who have once used
II never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe II, aud Clergymen
often rcconimend It from their knowk
edge Of IT. effects.
pRHpAktD ~
Dr.. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Mas. ),
Prsssisai snA Assiytisal CAsaisss.
yetp " ~ pavsspzs xyxxyXuxAA
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r .lsT OF JURORS. ..sEPT. 7. 1877

GRAND JURORS.
ApANe-fsaoc " Troyet
BEAvER-Aifrcd Specht, 4. A. we'set
BEA.sa Wgsr-Jacob y. Dreese, Joseph N.
Heincs, Henry Ys,ter.
CHNrRg-D. n. ReichIy, Michael Ycisley
MippLkBrRa -0abriei Heavier, q. w, ursnei
10, Jacob iienfer.
MouRoR-Levi y. Beaver. Jacob Ray.
MiDDLxCnrKx John Dunteiberser.
PEsr-Benjamin Harman, Henry u. Smith
John -. Thompson.
PRRRv-Jeseph Martin.
stanley, John y, shure.
UsIoS-C. 2. Hsfey, John \. Kelly
wAsHisoroN--u. W. NJ Msnges, Jonathan
urimm.
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NOTICE.

Henry Mcchtiy ! In the Common Pleas
rs. for Snpder County, No.
An,eHa 7reaster. lOs Of Sept. T. 1873.
The public arc hereby notified that meiia
Treaster defendant 10 above stated judgmsnt has
leea, and equitable se'.on TO the same, aud par.
ties negotiating for . transfer or Assignment OF
the above judgr,-nt will tate notice thst ~ III
se'-on. with ali other equities "a which the DE.
fendant may be entitled will be sct up 80 against
said judgment. -
AMELIA TREASTER.
July 10, 1877.
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4 OMINlSTRAT0R'S N0TICe.-.I ~

LAter Of adm minis,ratiou on the estate OF A.
j. Peters. deceased, late OF Franklin township,
Snyder County, Penn'a., having been grant.
oil to the undersigned, all persons KNOWN
themselves indebted to said estate are request
cd 10 make Immediate payment, while those
having claims viii present them duly autheuti.
Gated fov settlement to
SARAH !. PETERS,
GEORGE a. PETERS.
June ~, ~. Administrators
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CoLtscroRs ArroISraD.--The following
re the Collectors appointed by the Coun.
J Commissioners for 1915
Adaus-Moses Erb.
Bsavsr-Ssmuel Bachman.
Bssvsr Wsst--Joseph N. Hsiues.
Centre-Jesss Schambach.
Chspman-David n. Swarts.
frsnklln-Henry Hsimbsch.
Jsekson-Robsrt Brouss.
Mlddleburs-David Rauch.
Middleereek--Slmon Brdlsy.
Monros-Thomss Stetler.
Psnn-Ssmuel Fisher.
Perry--Edward D. Meyer.
Perry west-ffederick Heislius.
sslinssrove-Heury Huber.
Union-Peter Stefsh.
washington-Ssmuell W. Wait.
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T HE Cs?;;;:;s;;; Css;; p; Il

A volume OF rHsiLtiNo isrgRxsr BY the rxf-
sErr historian a. y. BrOkest, describing the
RuesAss and TUaxs: social, political, and
religious history and conditions, their
HoNE.Liru VARIED CusroMs, and rKcuLtAui.
-CuRisrtAN AoAirT MoRANNRDAN-the
NloHrr IrTERRsTs OF other nations involved
Bographiss Q! ths RULxHs SrArksMsr and
pooK mt11tOns need now. Wanted IN.
eTArTLv, 5000 AGENTS on way liberal tsrtns.
Address HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, .3s
samson ST., Phila. July ~, lv
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Will the Wild oats that is being SOW.
ed around the various camp meeting
grounds terminate In q profitable crop.
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The harvest is past and the summer
is approaching its end.
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A GREAT OFFER '

We will during these Hard 4
pose Of 100 PIANOS & ORGANS,
secondhand Of 6rst-olsss maker,
ing Waters at lower priocs 70
lnsiallments or TO let until
ever before offered. W.
SQUARE and UPR'
CANS (lncludir
Boudoir are th
Pianos $3.50
year. "2"
Z STOP
9Ir
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The farmers ere now busy with their
fall ploushiug.
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School teachers will soon open the
fail aud winter educational campaign.
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All communications. business let.
tss &c., for this Office, 10 secure
prompt attention should be addressed
as follows: THE PosT, Middleburg,
seyder County, Pa. Advertisements,
communications &c. must be hauded
Ia by Monday noon, to secure inser-
ton in next issue
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
XA-L.etters Of Standardization on ths estate OF
Daniel tacmbcrling late OF Penn township, decd
having been sranted to the undersigned, ell pc 2.
sons knowing themselves Indebted TO said estate
ere requested to make Immediate payment while
those having elaine will present them duly
authentic atcd for settlement TO
HENRY MOYER,
May II. '11.pd. Administrator.
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l.. Il. TAYLOR, Superin,end,
Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested a,e here
"A by no,insd that william HAins OF Chap.
isan tow nship, Snyder county, made an assiEn-
undersigned for tho benent OF his creditors.
All persons having claims are requested TO pre-.
sont them to the undersigned, and persons In.
dsbted will plssss make Immediate payment.
LEVI kEPLER,
April. II, ~. Assignee.
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The Moon will be totally eclipsed
an the 23rd Of August. Visible in
Pennsylvania.
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Dior Pamphlet Of 100 paEes, oontai ming lists Of
900 newspspsrs, and estimates showing cost Of
advertising. Mar. o,To.ly.
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LEwIsTOwN DIVISION.

The Pacific Express west cnn'be iaggoi a'
McNeytown Mt % .. N. and tho Atlantic Ex-
press enkt N 4 = n m
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The evenings are commencing to grow
cool.
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Assignee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
Nby notified that DAVID X. SELLER, OF
Perry township, Snyder county has made an
assignment Of all hi. effects, real and personal
tors. All persons having claims are requested
to present thom to the undersigned, and per.
sons indebted will please make immediate pay.
ment. WILLIAM HARDING
Apr II, III. Assignee.
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Established 1SS5.
American and FOREIGN Patents.


GILMORE Il CO., Successors to CHirAAt,
HoshgR h Oc., Solicitors. Patents procured In
ell countries. No fees In advance. No charge
tho ' prsiiminsry nI % ssamips,ions Nc Nc sddi.ispa %
fees Tor obtaining and conducting q rehear ring.
Special attention given to Interference Gases be.
gress Infringement Suits In different States, and
all litigation sppertaining to Iuvsntions or Pat.
ents. Send stamp TO Gilmore Co., for psmph.
let OF sixty pages.
Old Bounty Land Warrants.
The last Report Of tho Commissioncr Of the
General Land Odioe shows asst 500 acres OF
Bounty Land " Arrants outsts nding. These were
Iasued under act Of 1880 aud prior acts. Oil.
MORE 4 20. pay cash for them. Send by reg.
feet Ne give Instructions to per feet them.
United States General Land Office,
t,outssted Lspd Cases prosecuted before the
United States densral Land Once. and Dspsrt.
mont OF the Interior. psivate Land Claims,
Csses attended ".
Arrears Of Pay and Bounty.
Oficcrs. soldiers, and sailors ofshe late war, or
ss, S.Sy ss'ss saA ssa s1 70
tnowledge. Write full history Of service, and
slate smount ofI.y and bounty received, In.
ter examination, viii be given yos free.
Pensions.
An officers. soldiers, and saiiors wounded
ruptuyad, OF injured In the late war, however
sltshsly, esA obtain pension BY addressing on.
~ Gs... S;e.ssu,.a >, ui,mor. q Co. se,or. tn.
Suprens Court Of the United States, the Ton r,
] of Claims aud the Southern Clains Commiasiup
Each department OF our business IL conduci-
In = separate bureau, under the ehArpeo of
erm. Prompt attentios N sil bastusss
10 Gilmore Co. IN thus secured. We
wta success ~ dsssrvivs H.
Address GILM0p
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Auctioneer n. Uocken,

GOVERNMENT STOCKS, &c.-CIos-
~ ing Prices Of In HAVEN 4 TOWNSEND, 40
south THIRD Street Phiisdeiphia. Stocks bought
and sold either for cash or on margin. Aug
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Literary.

The regular meeting of the Garrett
Literary Society was held at the
school building, Saturday evening,
June %. Quite large number of
members and spectators were in at
tendance. We are pleased to notice
that the attendance at these exercises
is increasing nightly.
The Society was called to order by
the President, Mr.. Z. j. Peddicord,
and after a few preliminaries, the
regular order Of performances follow
ed. The paper was read by the Edi-
tress, Miss Ella PeddicOrd; Mr., Will
Davis read an essay entitled Com
pany." The debate was next in or
der, but it was postponed until the
next meeting.
Mr.. :. a. Cox, of Cumberland,
was introduced, and after few re-
marks, read to the Society a select
poem entitled "Shamus O'Brien."
He then read an original poem emit.
tied "The Maniac Prisoners Escape"
A vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to Mr.. Cox for his readings.
We have forgotten all the perform
ances for the next meeting, except
the debate. The subject is, "DO cir
cumstances control men, or men con-
troll circumstances" Messrs. w. II.
Tower and ID. w. McCleary have the
affirmative, and Messrs. n. b. Way
man and John Pritchard, the mega
tive Of the question.
We assure out readers that they
will not be disappointed if they at
tend these meetings.
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and instructive. Parents would do
well to attend with their children and
put forth their strongest efforts, that
we may be able to report to the pub
lie much good in reference to the
Sabbath School cause.
G. w. c., and B. A. S., Esqrs.,
met with slight mistake not long
since 1t appears that they might
have been travelling in the night /;
but we will suppose they were in
darkness when they had the collision,
and the former put forth his arm to
free himself, when suddenly the lat
ter felt smart about the nose, per-
haps a slight giddiness, and was
putting forth the efforts to gain adj
vantages, when he was reminded by
the slight of hand on the nose, that
it was not sapling, but the throat
of the former, from whom he was
trying to gain his support. The per-
formance closed with select talking
by the other.
This locality, for the past few nights
has been visited by chilling winds
and slight frosts, but as yet, nothing
seriously damaged.
Yours as ever,
The TRUE BLUES.
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A large number of operatives en-
ployed in the iron manufacturing es-
adjustments in the Schuylkill, Le-
high and Susquehanna valleys of
Pennsylvania are now on a strike
against the announced reduction in
wages. All the puddlers at Laight's
rolling mill at Lebanon and those
at Potts iron works at Columbia are
now out. There are between 1000
and |, 800 men on strike, and it is
possible this number will be largely
increased in a few days. The severe
est reduction is that announced by
the Bethlehem Steel and Iron Com
pany, being from 5 to % per cent.
The strike of the Patterson IN. j.
silk weavers continues. The weavers,
who demanded ten per cent. increase,
were on Saturday locked out until
they will accept twenty per cent. re-
duction. The stove molders at
Louisville, KY, have struck, and
every foundery there is closed in
consequence.
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A cable special Saysa correspon-
dent at Pera telegraphs that it is re-
ported that at the capture of Arda-
han several Russian soldiers were
guilty Of atrocities upon the inhabi-
tans, and that the houses were in a
few instances entered, and men killed
ank women outraged. No sooner
had these acts of lawlessness reached
the ears of the Russians commander
than he ordered the most vigilant
investigation to be made. The con-
sequence was that the whole battal-
ion to which the men belonged was
ordered out and shot.
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Temperance Picnic.

The members of the Good Templar
Lodge and the Band of Hope, of
Oakland, with all others who feel an
interest in the cause of Temperance
and are willing to manifest that in
terest, will assemble at the Metho-
dist church on the Fourth of July at
8 o'clock, A. NJ, where a procession
will be formed and march to the Me-
mortal church, where there will
be music, conducted by Professor
Richardson, prayer by Rev. o. G..
Miller, and addresses by Hon. Geo.
A. Pearre and Rev. DR.. j. A. Fuller
ton. A procession will again be
formed to march to the grove at the
Washington Spring, where some
time will be spent in anusements.
Those attending are expected to
bring their own baskets Of provisions
which may be deposited at either of
the above named churches, and a
committee will take charge of the
packets and convey them to the
grounds.
THOS. j. PEDDICORD,
w. II. TOWER,
NJ. V. GRIM,
q. w. MASON,
j. A. GRANT,
JAS. w. WHITE.
Joint Committee.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court for Garrett
County was convened on Tuesday,
26th inst. Present, Hon. Jos. De-
witt, Chief Judge, and Hon. A. j.
Michaels andWm. Harvey, Associate
Judges and Wm.L. Rawlings, Reg
is er.
Among others were the following
proceedings:
Letters of administration were
granted to John w. Blocker upon
the estate of Samuel Blocher, deceas-
ed, who filed bond in the penalty OF
81 800.
Letters of administration were
granted Daniel Davis and John T.
upon the personal estate Of John b.
Davis, colored, and filed a bond in
the penalty of 81 800.
Philip Lish, administrator Of Jer-
emiah Lish, settled his second acct.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday
the 10th day of July, 1877.
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grounds

The Town Council met at the Of
flee of John M. Read, Esq, on Tues
day evening at s o'clock. The Bur-
CESS and all the Commissioners pres
ent.
Commissioner Smith reported that
he had waited on Mr.. Brant, collec-
tor for 1873, in relation to back taxes,
and that Mr.. Brant would pay the
amOut in his hands.
Commissioner Little reported thst
he had called on Mr.. T. Delawder,
collector for 1874, and that Mr.. De
laWder would prepare and hand to
the Burgess the report asked Of him.
Commissioner Martin and Osbourue
reported that they were unable to
find the last assessment books, and
recommended that a new assessment
be made. On motion it was ordered
that the Burgess employ two suitable
persons to make new assessments.
Mr.. d. Chambers appeared before
the Board and asked to have Seventh
street opened to his residence.
Bill Of Jas. A. Hayden, amounting
to 81, for printing for former Board,
was received and placed on file.
On motion Council adjourned tC
meet at call Of Burgess.
NJ. V. GRIM, Clerk.
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LOCAL NEW S.


-Messrs. Blocher fired another
kiln of brick on Wednesday.
Fire works, and Fourth of July
goods generally at J. o. Michaels.
The court house walls will be
finished to the top Of the first story
this week.
j. Simon, matchmaker and jew
eler, opened shop on Kennedy's
corner this week.
Rev. j. NJ. Davis and wife re-
turned on Saturday from their visit
to Pennsylvania.
The Oakland Hotel is rapidly
filling with guests, as are also the
various boarding houses in Oakland.
Everybody should hear the adj
dresses of Hon. Geo. A. Pearre and
Rev. DIR. Fullerton, on the Fourth.
The Deer Park Hotel stable, this
season, will be under the charge of
Messrs. Chas. Sweeney and George
White.
j. w. Veitch, Esq, who was in
jured last week by the falling of one
of the court house vault doors, is able
to walk about.
H. P. Tasker's house, which is
approaching completion, will be one
Of the finest private residences in
Oakland. Mr.. J. NJ. Jarboe is the
contractor.
The County Commissioners will
meet for the transaction of business
on Monday next. Judges of Elec-
ton will be appointed at this meet
ing.
The Corporation authorities are
cleaning out the north end of Sixth
street. Their attention is called to
the condition of Fifth street in the
same neighborhood.
1t is a noticeable fact that the To-
Gust trees were more heavily laden
with blossoms this year than per-
haps ever before. This is regarded
by many as an indication Of a bount-
iful corn crop.
The CHAMBERLAIN Adegdnid11, Of
Tuesday says: eve were informed
yesterday that miner residing in
this county claims to have discover
ed Il vein of gold quartz which prom
ises rich yield. At present he de-
clines to give the location
The Cumberland AUcgdRjdH
says: The Steel Works will be in
operation in a few days, and hands
are now employed in making prep
arations. A new set of rolls Will be
placed in the works, for the purpose
of rolling all kinds Of understandable
steel, which will likely increase the
number of employees.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of real estate
transfers filed lor record in the Office
Of w. H. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending June %:
josiah G. Friend and wife to John
B. Friend, military lot No. 1926; So.
Thomas Gilbert to Eliza Gilbert,
military lots Nos. 1915, 1916, 1918,
1919 and parts Of 1914 and 1921; con-
sideration, natural love and affection
and S..
Joseph r. Anderson and wife to
G. w. Collins, 80 acres of land, same
being part of tract called "Pink of
Allegany;" S425.
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Dentistry.

DR.. Hummelshine, & Son are now
in Oakland, at the Davis House, and
will remain until the 10Th of July.
Beautiful sets of teeth as low as So,
and warranted. And from that to
SIS for the best. Filling, Cleaning
and Repairing the natural teeth,
and inserting Artificial Teeth of
every description, from One to a Full
Set, done in the most approved man
ner.
Fine Gold Filings speciality.
The public are respectfully invited
to call and see his new and beautiful
method of inserting Artificial Teeth,
upon the rose pearl base, which has
but to be seen to be appreciated.
All work warranted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1877-06-30
NJ Il II IL led.

In st. Matthew's Church, Oakland,
Md, on the 26th day of June, 1877,
by Rev. DIR. Thomas S. Bacon, Mr..
Thomas E. Screven, of Westchester'
county, N Y, and Miss Matte G.
Walker, of Oakland, Md.
AT the same place and time, by the
same minister, Mr.. Leo d. Walker,
and Clara b. Morgan, both of Oak
land, Md.