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1V'o CONTRADICTIONS AND BUILDERs-
! Scaled bids will be- received by tho un-
derslgnod UP 20 April 10, 1877, ~ II O'clock
m. for tho erection OfA hotel al tho junction
OF the Tyler Tap roRd with the foxas and
PAclno road, according 10 plans and speclll-
cations now on filo IN tho ONCE ~ ARCH Et
y FLANDERS, architects 02n Elm street,
Dallas The lowest or any bid not neenssa'
rily accepted, mch306t
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Attorneys at Law.

Thurmond, Willard Il Fletcher, Att'ys at
Law, 81 Main street, up stairs. oct6dlm
John M. Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No
2O5 North Side Public Square, upstairs.
oot29-dtf
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TWENTY-FIVE CENT COLUMN,

Four'line dvertlsementa inserted twice In
this column for Twenty-Five Cents, and
NJ the rate OF Five Cents per Line Tor each
subsequent Insertion.
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MASQUERADE CosTUM ETA for hire, on
WI moderate terms, at Hamilton Il co.'s
Hat Store, No. 407 Main street. apr3.2t
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NOR SALE-A good Cow and Calf, COW
Il one-half Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back OF Trinity Iron Works. G. f..
Hosmer. apr3
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REMOVAL.
DIR. L. e. LOCKE

Notifies his friends that he has removod
from the San Jaclnto Hotel To his residence.
Mt the corner Of Patterson Avenue and Ole.
ander street, near the Catholic Church. He
VIII De found At his residence, or AT IFS
once, over the State Savings Bank.
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IAtk'@ DELlGHT--A nice drink at the
u nchant's Exchange, opposite H. Loeb
d Co., on Elm street. aprl-2D
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Wanted-To Rent.
Wanted-Female Help.

NKTET NURSE,--For an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 healthy woman. Apply at the
Herald office. mchS0-tf
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find
N room and board In private family, by
addressing Postofhce Box ll22, city. Also,
required. apr3-tf
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Il: ::;: e: 6: !: 4; s: s;
q y y u hay roll

us. Being opposite the Patent Office, we are
able to make close examinations, and secure
Patents more promptly and with broader
and better claims, than those who are re-
mote from Washington.
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ID AR-StC OK and fixtures of neat sample
ID room in a good location, address q.
Box ll0i 40 'oihce. aprl-2t
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A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ms boarders
IA House new, room large, terms moder-
alto, and no other boarders. Reference re-
aid office. Rprl-2t
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EOR SALE-On ten years time, thirty
4 thousand acres OF good land told sur
veys), In drayson, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
taut, Erath, Hamilton, Johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, and city prop
erty, on the usual terms. W. q. Sick les, iOj
camp street, Dallas, Texas. mrhil-lm
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~ AMPLE EOOM--A neat sample room in
- good location. Address u, box LISA,
pONtOilCe mCh29.2t
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III A.SCEVAS PIANO ROOMS-50i Main
III street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or
gans sold cheap for cash or on installments.
Call aud exam ne, or sead for circulars.
hi
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ID ESlDENCE PROPERTY At No. l3 Pear
IL street. No more convenient house In
the city. Cellar, clstern, well, etc. Terms
DUXAN. mCh27-Ct
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fNlVOROES legally and quietly obtained
~ for incompatibility, ETC.; reference un-
necessary. Fee after decree. Twelve years
Law, l2i Denrhon ST., Chicago, Ill. ian93-Sm.
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enlVIF m n send us n model or
IMn mi HILL rough sketch and
WUF description of your
device; we will
ssh @'s SttS make an examina-
the OF charge, and advsc you to its patent.
ability. all correspondence strictly conf
initial, Prices as low rs those of any reli-
able agency.
We refer TO officials in the Patent ONCE,
and to inventors In every State of the Union.
Address.
LOUIS DAGGER & CO.,
Opposite Patent ONCE, Washington ID C..
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PEn $;:;: 5; : :$5
ments, lnterferences, lnirngemcnts, and all
matters relating 10 Patents, promptly at
tended to
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Wanted situation.
: ;. The Best Tongue Boot the State
To Ront.

70 u. L, JET, or the undersigned, G. Is.
WELLBORN. moh2O.tf
| INSTRUCTION. given on the Piano and
L Organ; also, Vocal lotsuns, by compe-
iSnt teacher, NJ ii. A. BceVas Piano Ware
room, 5N Main street, Dallas. mrh2S-Gt
Wanted Boarding,
u oARDERs-A gentleman and wife az
ID boatders In private family, Terms
mod orate and no other boaTdors. Address
A, H., Herali onioe. apri-2t
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ms boardcrs.
IN House new, room large, terms moder-
ate, and no other boarders. Reference re-
quired. Address Immediately A. b., Her
aid ONCE, aprl-2t
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE can find
N room and board In a private family, by |
addressing Postofnce Box 1872, city. Also, |
two gentlemen ~ day boarders. References |
required. apr3.tf |
Wanted-To Rent.
STORE-I want to hire store in n good To-
- cation on Main street for n saloon, and |
do not want To buy fixtures or stock. Adj |
dress NJ box ll9i postofnce. apr+2t
Wantod-Femalo Help.
.o-,~~~ooe>o~~~~,.,~>-oo, o->>-o~-o~,>~--~-,--o,
NATET NURSE--iror an infant three
w months old. A good home and good
wages 10 healthy woman. Apply at the
Herald once. mCh3O-tf
For Sale.
TWO ROCK Always AND HARNESS for
L. sale at orr's livery stable. Each car
riage with harness in good order. win BIO
sold Tor tlO0. apr-2t
MASQUERADE COsTUMEs for hire, on
of Ion 4. ~ Ia
Hat Store, No. dOT Main street, apr3.2t
nor sALE--A good Cow and Calf, COW
l. one-half Durham. Inquire second white
cottage back of Trinity Iron Works. 9. +.
Hosmer. apT3
ID AR--Stock and fixtures OF Il neat sample
ID room in good location, address q.
Box 1871 40 'oifice. aprl-2t
JACKS pELlGHT--A nice drink at the
81 Mmchant's Exchange, opposite \. Loeb
Co., on Elm street. aprl-2D
| C AMPLE ROOM-A neat sample room in
- good location. Address u, box Lisa,
| postotice. mch29-2t
I'EXAS BAKING POW DER--25 cents per
Il pound. ASK your grocer for IL. mch2D-tf
ID EslDENCE PROPERTY AtNo. ID Pear
IL street. No more convenient house In
| the city. Cellar, clstern, well, etc. Terms
| lth"NhNblts tuli Oh VI itluIShh W. W.
| DUHAN. mch27-Ct
| III A.SCEVAS PIANO ROOMs-50i Main
| III street, Dallas, Texas Pianos and Or
| gans sold cheap for cash or on mstallments.
| Call aud exam ne, or sead for circulars.
| mch22-l0t
| NOR SALE-On ten years time, thirty
| L thousand acres OF good land told sur
| veysl, In Gray son, Wise, Young, Jack, Tar
| taut, Erath, Hamilton, Johnson, and other
counties. Also, other lands, and city prop
erty, on the usual terms W. q. Sickles, i0j
lamp street, Dallas, Texas. mrhll-lm
Miscellaneous Wants.
| STRAYED OR STOLEN--Two small roam
- Ponies; one q mare, heavy built, split
hoof on one fore foot, branded L ana Il CON
nected on left shoulder; the other a horse,
light build, with bald face, and three white
feet, branded &C on left shoulder, Z. U. on
left hip. The finder will be rewarded mt the
office of Stone Il Heating, Dallas, Texas.
APPS
DIANOS AND ORGANS Tuned and Re-
| A paired, Leave orders at ii, A. Sceya's
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.jan11-ts

rlVE CREDIT TO whom it is due, and
VI you buy the best Watch and Cham
far the least money of ClIAS. Ill. .. FOA
90 and tell your ncighbors.
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MR, DlSGEMES s.

This singular man lived in Greece. He
was distinguished for his ccccnlricitics,
bad manners, and bad disposition. 1t Wa,
his chief business to FIND fault. For cXaM-
plc, he took lantern one day wien the
sun WA. shining brightly and wcn, ont to
search tor an honest man, Thereby lnSinu'
nting that such persons were exceedingly
scarce. Ntrn Alexander, Il distinguished
military gcn,lcman paid him visit, and
inuuirrI " hat he could do for him, he had
the Impotence to tell him to get out OF
his snnshinn.' 70 cap the climax OF his
oddities, lac dressed like h"gGar and iiVcI
In tab He WAS a sour, Grabbed, c"uSIy
old bachelor. We inter that he had no
v lie, first because history does not men.
ton her; second; because 10 woman
would take kindly to one of his habits,
dress, or manprrS. "rherc WAS IN old WON
an who lived in . M.oc,' it is true, but the
woman who woUld live in t"J, and ca-
pccially with such a cW.plhfoA, has not
been heard from. The n,!santhropic sp!r-
it which possessed this man was doubtless
due To Il disorlcrcd digestion and hlI-
liousnrss, one of the prominent symptoms
of which is u moroac, taUttinIIng ISp"-
silion. The tongue is heavily coated, CIV
i'm rise 10 hal taste, the appetite Is not
good, and the patient feels dull sleepy, or
dizzy, and is apt to hc irrttul. CntorIu'
na.cy. Mr. Dio.cncs lived several cenl'I-
rcs before DR.. picTcrs Pleasant PnrGa-
tive Pellets were invented, u few doses OF
which would have rrllcrc', hlm ni ms
"bilc," and enabled him to find sc"res OF
honest men" without the aid oths Mn'crn'
Under their magic influence, comblnrd
with that ofthc Golden Medical Discovery
to cleanse his blood, he might have been
led to take more cheerful view Of life, to
exchange his tub for u decent habt"llon
to "spruce up on personal appearances
and at last have taken wife to mend ms
clothes and his manners, both of which
were in evident need of repairs, and be-
come the happy sire of little Diogencs who
would have handed down to postcrity the
name, not of cynic philosopher, but OF 4
cheerful, Aealthy, Mppy, Wrt'Nom man.
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DOYOU WANT A NICE PRESENT
l. for YOUR Wife? Buy a Cake Basket,
n Butter. Dish, or Castor, or rult.Stand,,.
etc, of ClIAS. IL. o. FON, now, selling OH
low.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF n
EEQDUTSEI AND LOT.
ses, Saturday, March ~, 1877,

CDR, Saturday. Mnrcta II, 1877
At O'Clock, p VI. BY virtue OF de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Frederick
county, Sitting as Court of Equity, the
undersigned lrustccc Of Elizabeth Harry,
Will sell at public sale on above day IN front
of the warehouse in Graccham
HOUSE AND LOT,
situated in Grucclam, Frederick county,
Md The building consists ct good two
story wcalhcrboarlcd house with Stable,
hog pcn and all other necessary out build
ings. The lot is large with variety of
choice fruit trees, there is u well of excel
lent water near the house. Persons wish
ins to view the property will call on the
undersigned living mile east OF Hrareham
who will show the same This is very
desirable property well worth the attention
of any person dcsirin. u home
TERMS AZ prescribed by the Court
One half cash on the day Of sale or the rat
ilicalion thereof, the balance in one year
from day Of sale, the purchaser or purcllns.
ers giving his or their note With approved
security bearing interest from date, ON the
payment Of the whole purchase money Is
good and sufficient decd will he given.
GEO. A. HOOVER,
Thomas J. ko!b, Auct Trustee.
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The Connecticut River is free from
Joe from Springfield down, and the
Spring freshet has set in.
A sheep raiser in Pope valley, CAL
ifornia, sold his flock to man living
in the adjacent valley Of Berryessa
living ten miles distant. Soon after
the former missed the dog which had
always assisted him in herding the
sheep, and searched for him in vain
He was a valuable dog, and his loss
was mourned for a couple of days
when, to his masters establishment
in he came from Berry essa, with the
whole flock of sheep, which he had
brought safely home again.
When the body Of Rear Admiral
Rodgers was recently deposited IN
his vault in Washington, the body Ct
his son, Midshipman Rodgers, who
was drowned near Norfolk, Va, fifty
years ago while attempting to rescue
two comrades from the same fate, was
transferred to the vault containing
his fathers coffin. In moving the
case the zinc coffin, Theoretically sealed
was found so heavy as to be unweldy.
It was found on examination that the
case was full Of spirits, in which the
body was placed Immediately after its
recovery, and that after all these
years it was in a perfect state Of pres
ervation.
John ShaEer, farmer, residing six
miles south OF Oakland, was instantly
killed on Friday in the following
way: About 10 o'clock a. NJ, Of
that day he proceeded to the woods
near his residence, for the purpose of
hewing timber for barn which he
intended to erect. thinner time he
WAS called by members Of his family,
but they receiving no response, one
of them proceeded to where he had
been working, when they found him
lying on the ground dead, with his
skull fractured which had been done
by Tie limb Of a dead tree standing
near, that had been dislodged by the
high wind prevailing at the time
He WAS about 55 years of age, and
leaves wife and seven children.
There was sudden sensation in an
Oakland church, on late Sunday. 1t
appears that a young lady member Of
the choir became so anxious to ex
anime a certain exasperatlnsly pretty
bonnet in a pew back under the Or
gan loft, that she l. st her balance,
aud turned a summer sault down up
on the unsuspecting congregation.
The minister bad only reached "tenth-
w." when he was shocked by a dis
solving view Of striped stockings and
the millionaire Underneath had nst
selected lis smallest coin for the
heather, when pair Of two incl!
heels took him in the back Of the
neck ike the fast dying lick Of a pile
driver. When the dust cleared away
the church Was empty. and since
,hen the flock have meekly but firmly
informed the veSry that unless the
choir is fenced in, or net stretched
over the heads Of the congregation,
Az required by law, they will stay
away from the sanctuary. H!Sdu2yI
Ga.cite.
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Notice of reduction in the wages
of all the foreman and station agents
IN the employ of the Delaware, Lack
awana and Western railroad company
was received at Scranton, Pennsylva-
MIA, Friday. The pay Of the foreman
in the railroad shops and at the mines
will be cut down ten dollars q month,
and dating f. om the first Of March,
and that Of station agents FIVE dollars
each.
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large stable, hog pen and corn crib, and all
other necessary ont buildings all of which
are nearly new and having been but re-
Gently built. The lot is large with vari-
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MICAwBEn.

The managers of the Rcisterstown
turnpike company have decided to
collect toll only upon such distance
as the traveller may use. Heretofore
if a traveller passed gate and
stopped short of another gate he was
required on the turnpike roads to pay
the same amount Of toll as though he
had travelled the whole distance.
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$ 9 q 9 q Q 81 q

TO THE WORKING CLAs.-Wc are now
prepared to furnish I'LL classes with CON
slant employment at home, the whole of
the time, or for their spare moments. Bust
ness new, light and profitable. Persons OF
either sex easily earn from so cents to IS
per evening, and II proportional sum by
lcvoting their whole time to the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly rs much rs men.
That all VINO see this notice may send their
address, and test the business wcmakc this
unparalleled offer! To such rs are not
well satisfied we will send one dollar ~
pay for the trouble Of writing. Fnll par
ticulars, samples worth several dollars to
commence work on, and copy of Homo
and Fircsi,lc, one Of the largest and best
Illustrated Publications, all sent tree by
mail Reader, if you want permanent,
profitable work, address,
GEORGE STINSON 4 co.
Portland, Maine.
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FdeR SALE!

'JUIE building and stock Of first class
J. shoe store doing a good business, and
in a good locality, will be sold on rcasona-
bic terms This is Il good chance tor any
person wishing to engage in business. Tho
huilding or stock will be sold separate it
sircl. ..
Enquire at this Office.
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ATTENTION
Farmers :?
CRDSCITE FERTILIZERS

TIE Undersigned having been so we'll
received by the farmers last season, has
been induced to make
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS
for their patronage this year, and feels sat
isficd that justice only, being done to his
fertilizers will establish them Il reputation
SECOND TO NONE
All, who purchased my Fertilizers last
season have been well pleased with them.
In the Price List below, call your at
tcntion to my unrivalcd
CRESCI7'E CORN POUDRETT'E.
This may be deemed q worthless compound
on account Of its extraordinary chcapncsS,
but if you will call and examine into its
manufacture, it will be proven to you be-
You'd doubt that it is the best bargain in
the market by at least
Seven Dollars Per Ton.
Almond Super Phosphate. $500
Ground Raw Bonc(cXtra tinc).... 1900
Ground Raw Bone. ......... 1900
Ground Dry Bone. ............. 1900
Ground Plaster. ............... 100
"Crcscitc' Corn Poudrcttc. ...... $500
At the above prices a credit Of months
is given, the list hcing subject to discount
of five per cent for cash.
IS Send for price list.
FOR SALE AT TIE DEP)TS OF
Tie w. NJ. r. r.
CiaAs. n. Cssscll.
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VIII cure OF ProVellO ,inoe' 70 -, M,
No HORSE will do of COLO, Bolts or LCHa ~
YER IL Foutz's Powders are used In time. 1,o,,.
Foutzs Powders will cure and prevent LOO nuLhnA
Foutzs Powders will prevent GAPKs IN fo"A'e
Fontzs Powders will increase the quantity OF milk
and cream twenty per cent, and mako Inc putter hh
Fonts Powders will cure or prevent almost EVERY
DIsEhsE that Horses and Cattle are heir 10.
ForTZ's PowDERs WILL GIVE SATlsFAoIloH.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. FoUTz. Proprietor.
BALTIMORE. Md.
Oct19
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"AVE YOU BEEN AROUND YET
| to see how cheap you can buy Sill
vrr-platcd Knives Forks and spoons OF
CIIAS. H. o. FOX? He is surely offering
bargains. Go and examine his goods.
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ROsylaIldSvilEe Items.
IYCEUM,

LGCEUM.
The Rowlandsville Lyceum convened on
the evening of the Goth instant. The de-
bate, which occurred on the question
" Resolved that money has greater infu-
ence on mankind than philanthropy
was ably discussed on the affirmative by
Messrs. Joseph Brown and r. l.. Christie,
aud on the negative by John w. McCul-
Tough.
CHRISTMAS.
This season, which commentaries the
birth of the Prince of Peace, was spent by
a majority of our citizens in the appropri
ate (?) ceremonies of rafting, dice throw
ing, punch drinking, and song singing,
thereby setting a not very commenda BILE
example to the younger portion of the com
munity. Our enterprising merchants
Christie & Hindman-held little folks
reception at o'clock, on Christmas after
noon, and bright ened the eyes and hearts
of many of those who congregated at their
store, by the distribution of packages OF
candy.
ENTERTAINMENT.
Two travelling exhibitors gave sciopti-
con display in the school house, on Friday
evening, the 21st inst, to a slim audience.
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nacle" sent for Bailiff Shockley, who ar
rested them and locked them up in Jail.
They were released upon the payment of
SIS 95 fine and costs.
ALMOST SwINDLE.--David Moon, a
farmer residing between North East and
Elkton, and who is well known to a large
circle in this city, came very near being
victimized by confidence men in Philadel-
phia, on Thursday last. He was on his way
to Bristol, n. j., to visit some relatives,
and met man on the steamboat wharf
who ingratiated himself into his favor by
saying that he was also going to Bristol,
having just returned from California. The
stranger called Mr.. Moon by name; seemed
to know all about him, threw him COM
pletey off of his guard. He proposed that
Mr.. NJ. should accompany him up town,
where he would meet his family and
way up confidence man No. put in an
appearance and informed No. l that he
had placed the family of the latter on
board the boat, shipped his goods, and paid
the freight, about Sl3. No. was obliged
to him, but had no ready money with him,
and offered draft for $500. No. . could
not change it, and now it WAS Moons turn
to step in and play the Good Samaritan,
and but he didn't. The draft was too large,
the confidence operators baited their hooks
with a smaller one, $45, but Moon didn't
bite-no, not even nibble. He says he
don't know why he didn't advance the
money, as he had the amount with him
and was entirely unsuspicious His eyes
were not opened until he got on the boat
and found that his new friends were not
among the passengers. They were prob
ably Moon struck Wilmington Commercial
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Il. NJ. House Items.
DI ED.

DIED.
4 fine horse belonging to Mr.. Robert E.
Ewing, a resident of this town, died on
Monday night; collie, the supposed cause.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Oliver Widows, while driving with
his two daughters, on the road to the Ris-
ing Sun, in passing over break in the
road, his horse stumbled and turned COM
plete somerset, throwing Mr.. w. head
foremost over the horse with such force as
to render him insensible for some time.
No damage was done. with the exception
Of breaking the harness.
SHOOTING MATCH.
A pigeon shooting match was had at
Nottingham, Pa, on Christmas day, ia
which Maryland came off victorious.
QUIET CHRISTMAS.
Christmas at the Brick passed off quietly.
Our Christian friends held prayer meeting
in Rose Bank Hall at o'clock A. NJ, estab
fishing precedent For the rising genera
ton. We are sorry, however, to say that
we had no knowledge of the meeting until
it was about closing, consequently we can
not report what interest was manifested.
THE TRAVELLING MENAGERIE
was here with all its curiosities-tr
horses, sleight- Of hand performances, ETC.,
and succeeded in drawing few dimes
from the villagers. We expect another
such performance, Oh New Year eve, in
the Hall, by one of the lockers on, who
thinks he has it all.
THE FAIRS,
which are in progress at Oxford, Pa, and
Rising Sun, Nd, are being well attended
so say our friends and patrons in the vcin.
ity of the BRICK.