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during the past week, the roads
throughout The county have been in lad
condition, owing 10 the milduess of the
weather and the consequently thawinE
which has taken place. Soms places III
the roads IN this vicinity have been almost
impossible, and the usual list of mIrcd
teams fallen horses aud broken .ehic!cs
arc reported. March weather, as almost
every body knows, IS very uncertain, and
as the time for the equinociial storm dTa" :
near aud moving day approaches, we may
expect some rough weather IA the near
future.
One day this week, a - ntlcHan, les
ident OF liavIe de Grace. when about to
was reminded by our alitble agent that he
had not procured 4 ticket; uhpTcGpnu he
drew forth one that lie had purchased two
years ago. but which lie had not made use
of, having been called in another direction
at the time He had carefully preserved
the ticket and II looked as bright and new
al when fist issued. Mr.. Wells, on refer
ring To the rumbe: Of the ticket. ascer-
tanned that he had sold over four hundred
for Havre lie Grace since issuing the one
/
the gentleman was entitled To is use.
-, ~.
Inc 'ia'''"E' " '""''ss w ."'-'''i''
ard Miss VI. L. Groves. II the home If The
brides parents, near Harris Chapel, in Elk
Val. - l.,., r,,, $50 81, 49, ,,;.,,d.
was 4 Iea@ oR-iashiohed anu happy ahiif.
About forty guests, the friends Of The
haPPS oouPir' were present anu were enter
ta'"e~ a. ON tue ho'p'ao's dehi|ehS OIL
'nc NeCN' WIZ 'Acti III 'ha' matter are
'o'e l" ''o II. bu''H@ the evening Il com
Pauy Oh se'en"ieis came 10 "hei ihsit con
gratuia'iohs +" Tue hafpy couple ana were
h'huiy eItei''''e oS me parents "i Inc
o'iue. insN 'e'P a iowa crowd OF Coca
u"'u'e" '.''o" anu men EFFORTS "uF'nS
men o'"' "%nih, ad'ed no Il''e l" me
entet an present. lhry uelhG
ieu 10y our gem" an" popular iilshd. t"Pt.
"""" Inc hHPPy coupe nav"
"H' oes' "'S"es io' 'hei' prosperity anu
ha!'P'"eSS
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Dia3olical Work Of In InccHdiary in
Eli Neck.

On last Saturday night, abou; half past
eleven o'clock, Nj. William !. " l>on,
the owner aud proprietor OF the celebrated
Balls Mountain fishery, on the North East
river, was awakened hy cplorcd man,
tenant Of his. who had dis { Ivercd that his
barn was on fire. Mr. " IlSnn has'snud to
the Turning hllliinE which contained
large quantity ni hay that seemed To- tie or
lire ia every direction, and which rrt Sented
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been pretty successful in gaining their
sustenanee. evading traps, dogs and shot
guns, which have been prepared by the
vigllant pruprlCioTs. IL is evident that
they are Il wary set of ycrmin, for
Ihpy have been depTe dating ever since the
cold weather began, without one being
caught. Their tracks have been seen quite
frequently of late; but 1t Is impossible TO
track ;hsm through the iCnGles, IS they
UIcaHdcr about and cross and -eCTOSS the
trail so often, it would balfi, the skill of
the most expert Indian trailer Ia tell oI find
out where they hibernate. The farmers
are "a have a grand hunt presently to thy
IA capture these varmeuts, ~ til. fur Is
good on them now as II will bs again
this Winter, and at present is command
ing good price. Great rivalry is antici-
pated aud those that are the most cautious
and can avoid sleeping ard snoring when
in the woods will be the most successful.
They are very difficult To trap nn account
Of us not knowing the proper kind of bal:
TO use. Some of the expert ;rapp-rs have
been successful enough To yet toe OF two,
which seems 10 indicate that If the body is
in prrpuTtiur, the creature must be a
monster. The shape and siZc Of them.
however. can not he clearly cnniecrureG:
but ere another week shall have passed it
is hoped that The inhabitants of the Eighth
district Will turn out en- mas(c and capture
one o. more, which may have the effect TO
cause the remainder 20 seek more genial
cline.
THE LICECN
al C"nowinGo school house is not 50 we'll
attended As formerly, nor is there rs much
interest taken by those that do attend which
l. partly owing to the young President
not being competent to Till his position
properly.
TEMrE9ASC:- SOCIETY
has been organic i at " I'io sab" which
meets once every two weeks on Thursday
evening, in the NJ, thodist Church. Quite
\ number of young men Of unsteady habits
have ipiaed, who, 1t is hoped, may forever
abandon the Intoxicating cup, AMI make
reform, of which they will never regret
but be forever proud of. TIN.
- Mr.. Hodge Bennett has stocked our
QIeensware room pretty heavily. this week.
We II sell EN- cheap. Cash is the rule.
REESE.
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Cat swamp and Vicinity.

Nj. VIM Campbell killed quite large
number OF rats in his granaIy, few days
ago. aud among the number there were
'Lrcr "T four white ones. This breed 1f
rails axe qu.tc common III this section. Ouc
At Nr. Mckaue's has been seen frequently
asleep on the seat of his buggy standing
within the granarv.
IRDIi,r Tut iIEps.
As Spring approaches aud the insestiser-
pus uiids Put III an appearance, all persons
should feel bound to keep guuners from
shouting them. II seems a pity to kill
them Tins time Of the year. but. neverthe
lCsS, some of our gunncTs Try their luck
now and then.
sEAsoNAEIE ADVICE.
We do not wish TO talk 20 the younger
BOYS II this community, but We feel it our
duty - ad.:>r boys MA tTa,.p the country
over ON Sundays not, for any cone liberation,
20 into barns. 1t generally arouses the ire
uf our worthy farmers To see things put
cat of o:dcg III small things spi red away
Boys. with all earn-stpess,- .iay al home
nu the Sabbath. and in III" end you will be
bette. men.
SMOOTHING THE ROADS.
Oar road contractor, we think, knows
how TO make rough roads smooth, aud
tkes,ty make travelling much better. He
has compile II heavy cat tires holtcG 20.
-ether, TO which lie has pair OF horses
fastened, ard IA this novel and excellent
way tie roads ate made good. We coH-
slider linn ahead, and advise others TO 60
sId do likewise.
iHTEo. tMENT.
Amos McEeal has improved his place by
bu:'ding rev barn. Tie old uusightly
bE.l,l.: lie inteLds To pull down III short
,Ims.
DEATH.
III. John Smith, living 1T Turkeytowu.
died, on Friday Of last week, of pueu.
;uaaia. iu;o:mcnt at Cherry Hill buryiug
ground, Rev. T. i. Hunter Officiating
.fRsoIAL.
+. jrlisI son Scott, who has bee n dar ger.
ously III for uIe past week or two, We are
hariy 10 announce, is now conva'ssc:nr.
SEARCHING FOR COLD.
TEp yu.ug al from heic-" J ant &C
jack - and his iaItuor-s start for Xix Neck
~ i f,w days. to search for hidden gold
hat has h,tn buried there by some one
who lad TuTe money than could be used
ny cnc man. We y ish them success in
rhcents! prise. and iftncy aIe lucky ia the il
diEg'nss W. hope Wa may get our share.
EErrrATIoN.
\ write, in Ths Hhig OF las; We, k talks
as thoalh Cat Swamp was a terrible va !
Place. lie is er'icn;!y Judging the place
- the name. Il is plain 20 see that he las
never bssu in this rcction aud could not
tell where Cat Swamp is If no should visit
here. Come up. friend " Il. = aud take a
Sr-w e such i pretty country, and when
yon 90 home you will not he obliged To tell
the Town commissioners that Cat Swamp
= wet, but equal To- ally land in fertility
aud dryucss that lays IL Cecil county.
STGICGS.
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Port Deposit Items.
TIE ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

Of the 81. Z. Sunday school were held IN
the man body OF the uhuTcn, on } thursday
evening, the 9Th instant, large crowd Of
interested spectators being present. who
were highly pleased with the arrangements,
which were gotten up 10y the Rev. Mr. Rigg
and his associates, the Superintendent and
teachers They had constructed on the
pulpit platform "A miniature light house
some II feet high. and Just over it was
stretched 4 light wire, aud A. the classes
were called for their numbers. one ri this
children advanced With the Offering OF the
GLASS and also handed in large gilt letter.
which was passed Ia Mr.. Gerry, who sus-
pended 1t on the wire over tho light house.
and when the last class had passed up their
offerings, there appeared over the light
house these words: =" Behold the light Of
the world and at the same time the
cover was removed from the top nf the
light house showing, III illuminated letters.
The one word B." Jesus. the effect being
most beautiful aud appropriate. The col
lectious III the school for the year for mis-.
sionary aud other purposes amounted to
1881 IL.
THE TEMPERANCE HALL
! very interesting discussion was hal in
regard 70 thl Prorrlety OF having the names
Of those persons who sign applications foi
license TO sell liquor published, so that the
people and tax payers may know who the
free holders are who desIIc {. have our
town burdsncd with the expense of sustain.
ing \ half dozen famllieG, 10 a.tia.n their
ttNtfv uTi. ttrEF 1
tons calling for the publication of the
names of the signers were carried uuani
:nuusly amid great enthusiasm. In the
couise of the discussion il was remarked
10y some of the speakers that several Of
the signcts u applications for lisens. were
not free holders in the true sense uf the
term. That :, person holding land under
lease is not free holder. II is hoped that
Judge Stump aud his associates will see
The prnygiriy of iastr.cring the clerk of
the cnu.t an ;hc malta. SO that lie NAV at
II accordance Herewith.
ANXIETY SUBSIDIZED.
Tia ice that has long kept Us block.
aded, moved oil very quietly, the last Of il
going on Tuesday. Ca Wednesday morn
ing the back ice commenced corniar down
and 10y noon the river was crowded from
shore ~ shore with the moysing mass, winch
continued Ia pour on with accelerated
speed. the !lver rising rapidly ard causing
much fear aud Anxiety on account Of the
possll iliy OF lis Z ouuiing On the flats be
low liayr. dc Gtace, a. WAS the case ON
March, 1870 As light approached and
darkness came on. the aux lciy was Increased
The whA!.,s a'.d shore being crowded with
pspi.le watching the :Isin. Of the water,
aud mat king every inch uG its Progress
Fortunately 1t didu't ground. but passed
out into the bay and we are safe for another
year The river To day Thursday is still
rising, but the ice has nearly all passed on
aud We do not fear SO much from water
Hood ITEMS
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DEA o. Miss AMNSpA IsNNETT-
DEISGnE TuiLp E.-aEAyuNpT ~ TnE
FANII IN : MoNTn.-Deathh has been
busy .cEg the citizens Of us county
duE.aEhc last week, and - spared
nclihe''a aged nor the young The smll
jug iIa', the hope aud jn,of H. fond
parent as well as the aged pilgrim of
four and ten have alike I.i'n before
the d.ly shafts Of the uucriIg aTchrr.
who Is"tkfuiiy said TO .'.ce shining
malk. The truth sf this aprs has been
rxcmied in the d ath orAmiuil l..
Benrt who. after WI spent ME.
has 1angsd the >uhluny scenes OF
earth the perennial bluoE"l the upper
and nr country. This hInahie Lady
posses Kind heart andIn unusually
ami ali isr"sliIon. which ,Hrarcd her 1"
ali whTi y.i ia. pI-a>ie Of her ac
qna;ute Her unexp.cii death las
"pt .nIi that The lap ICi years will
be povssS To fiji.
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE.

Two YOUNG HORSES, rising a.
L ihr~- N five t"ar-. too! u 81 h"r,c- A&l
sEi Tree tEIrrr- NUs
J. AREI>uN.
Mar l-.N T. ,,fu Point III N-rk
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DEAOF An OLD CJIHEN OF THE
FuuR1sTRICr.-Nr. .I,p smith. whose
death office to-day in :s'thsr column.
came IS county from q Iawar about
forty ago, and urchI d farm near
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TT Manufacturer igsats for he bt''
Rag Carpets, STOCK full noe. GLASS EoNr'
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To OUR FARMER FIsYus.-It is with
pleasure, we call your aentioa TO the adj
vertisement in this iss, of Psa,elrs Pre-
pared Chemicals, by H. use of which the
farmer can make al hon his fertilizer n
about one-third the pricof manufactured
guanos. These chemica are made by the
old and reliable wholess drag house of
Messrs. VIM. II. Brown Bro. No. - :.
Sharp street. Baltimore,nud we feet 10
hesitancy in recomnendiI trial.
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~ Traces, Plow Lines, Ropes Of differ
eut szrs, ut REEsEs
tG-O4rs, Gotten Irvine and Lines are
offered by L. q REESE.
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LAND SALES We ave been Informed
that VIM. II. Nansan has sold his farm
near New Leeds, in tic county, containing
80 acres. 10 Mathew lummund, of North
Last, for 81, 500. We,lso learn that Mr..
V. has purchased a .anta;ion, near the
Blue Ball, containing ) acres, from Nj.
James Roney for S2,GG
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North East Items.



The missionary anniversary Of the VI. l..
Sabbath schools of North East, Good VIII
and Bouldeu's Chapels, which came oil,
here, on sabbath last. proved quite a sue.
cess. The day was all that could be de.
sired, aud the house was filled with both
parents and children Rev. Mr. Murray
had prepared i maple Tree for the occasion.
lie said lac chose the maple from the fact
that its roots. like the missionary cause,
were large and spread over Il great deal of
grnGnd. Another reason WAS that the ma
pie prupasates itself: that they had a great
many seeds and each seed had its wings
and when II becomes IIpe the winds wait,
them over 4 com paratIvely large territory.
which WAS i IAN representation of the mis-
siouaiy society. On the top branches of
the tee were tied The monthly cnntri.
buttons of the school in envelopes, each
one containing a month 5 donation The
lower branches had all been cut OF, and
holes bored il: the stock for their initiation
again. The limbs were distributed among
the teachers, who tied the envelopes of all
;hclr collectors for the past month on them
and then placed them IN the tree again,
which in the end proved to he quite Il
fruitful tree. The former contributions of
the year, which were placed in the top
branches amounted to sci ~, and the en-
yrlopes on the eugraitrd limbs for the cur
rent month were: North East. $2S 5:
Good VIII 81 b; i puideu's. SlG making
total of SIS 20 FOR the wear. The pTiuCi
pal rivals Tor the banner of the wear were
Miss Lizzie Thomas and Mrs. VI l.. Burk.
the latter succeeding III getting 1t. The
meeting WAS in,erspsrsci with elegant
singing aud choice reading by the members
of the school
TEMPkEAN,:.
On Monday evening last, the officials of
the North East Gospel Temperance Society
visited lilIt's VI. t. Church ami orgauiI ii
u temperance Sneiery. Twenty eight ip:u
ed that evening. among the first Ia sign
the pledge being Alexander George and
EphIIam Grace. The fr,mrr was mad.
President and the latter \lcc President If
the society. The North T. Is, society is
doing ! ;truspcInas business. aud IL ~ To be
hoprd II will So evaugrlIZs thus community
that there " i'll not be- the required mum Der
left IL recommend the sale Of whisky in
the Fifth district 1t is a burning shame
that men Of rtsg6-'Ibi'Hy. and who live
miles distant from this place, should com
pei the citizens of North East to submit To
the SAFE oi the curse IN their midst, ana Ia
be afflicted with the obscene language and
vulgar expus;;ions on the streets 10y the
drunken men made thereby, who don't
have to go t. Elktou To get their Jugs nllcd
either, IS WAS animated a week ar two
since by the North East Record We fear
the Record is maxim. for itself an uneuvia-
BILE rc-nrd for the future. The divine in
JUNCTION teaches THAI whatsoever We would
that others should do to you. do ye even so
20 them. lNSoNINATUM.
sEA large stock of Domestic Dry
Goods opened this week aud offered at
very low prices for cash. r. c. REESE.
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Local Affairs

To- Sesd for samples cf s. {" Bid'k SIX
GLASS FEoNT.
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FOB RENT

INOR the Winter or longer. . thoroughly
j. iarui.h~i I!JU:E, "A E.Lirn. Apply On the
pr-tais"-. ~ MRS ,icBoN EMS.
Oct Eft
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II Wlitmdns Instantaneous CA0t59iis,
IN glass FRONT.
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DEATH or An AGED LoY.-Mrs. Alice
Lowell, one of the Oldest es ideu,s of the
Third district. died at the .sidence OF her
son. Wescntt Lowell, near Jew Leeds, on
Friday OF last week, III IL Dist year of
he: age. Mrs. Lovell y native oil
Rhode Island, but removed this county
about twenty years ago, sire VIII ich time
she has resided, except DUR; short ill.,
terval near New Leeds.
The funeral services wertronducted at
her late residence. on Tueay last. and
her remains were taken to Woodland Gem.
e,ery, near Philadelphia, forltesmcnt. ON
We'd lesday.
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FOR SALE.
4 VERY DESIRABLE FARM. within
Il iN.' miles e ru't bnr.sl. known Ia. % De
i=iIaiTr properly rau;rIlIn.


fr"rH or 'e-s. hu~ "a; the ut :.rH> Ia 'i-
''"uty r.u'N e W,-st -iarE~ Is.rIru cir-tugt
t-T
portion 4 i.EG,',Hr money can r.rlIin N the
l'.T-riy- Price per asrr. s.-,ou.
Possession given : tn & March T.. farther nsa-m.
alton ailf--- l. MOVES, Fort Dri-p.; Win reside.
a.-J.IHiu- farm
II the F.-m l. mo- Iii a; private sale u III
i'~ Oh ~ FublI. >Sir. Ah.iaAri- Hotel H. the
i'Su . F"ft deposit "u >,J=at', NlEan 18th, lN7y
a. O'Clock Y.
Trt -. i>.g--N
= L'"~'-trr f...'. .ni, t!-~- =. AL. --si bill
% IIN-It..rr
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MArCE 81 GgoECE \. IL A>9 Mrs
ELLA 'TsR We were a; ii,tie sur
piiscdd highly delighted on S"sterdl!
mornia'y tho receipt Of untIiul sup
rly Of ions wedding caks accompanied
hy containing The fmpiImcuts 81
Mr.. arIs. Georges \. Lee Contrary to
the uStust"m which toe has Away ;
seemed he an absurd % of newly
marTi'e"rlr wandering aeIy from home
on !, aud tuilSnine wee ing trip. Nj.
Lee aged AID furnisid hts fU't'c
home much taste. and had tie mar
rage "aony pet formed IS own dwell
ing, =. ~ cosy fesiG.ce on Nam
street. here. suIToundeif large nVn
Der "i intimate I.ieudbi the happy
couple magic knot W, aicd. on Thurs.
dAy eng. hy the R,v.p. {. RidG = ay.
pas'nr'he Elk'nn VI. + fhurch.
Entertainment viii. followed the
ceIemwas presided "w hy Nj John
I. Lee veuerabl. and !enIal father of
the In groom, his siss, Miss Matte
Lee. tho sister Of r. bride, Miss
Marip1Iz llere. who ,sd with each
other .oing honor to PIE suspicious
event: tender the beIy couple our
sInCeItgratulaiious.
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annoyed by being visited 10y some kind Of
animals, culur6d. neatly like the bear. but
with more voraciuus appetite. Mr. VIM.
Giitnrd's meat house was entered. one night
last wc,k X, So slyly rs not to arouse tho
slUmbereIs by ore or more of these vicious
animals that succeeded in carrying oil
several bundled pounds of his meat. which
proves that they bslong to the flesh eating
class. These midnight maEauder. have
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COLLECTION Of CLAIMS.

Will give strict and prompt attention to
= the io'!"ri"t ~ al. claim, that placed my
hands those Prosecuted 'rrr Justice of tn. Peace
will T-c"iyr equal attention with those prosecuted
before the Court F-tsns fs,"Ting with Lu.ine..
q tin. kind may rxp--t prompt returns
WM. T. EoULDEN. Sheriff
Elk,on, April y. ls7S-u c-sil county
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IOHN L. WILSON,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW
Uaes n ihv old DsmJcrst batihnS. Y ,rth 81
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ORDER NISI.
IN ruE MATTER OF rnE TRUST TATE

IN THE MATTER oF THE TRUST TATE OF
LEWIS 7. MELRATH.
In ti.c Circuit Court for Cecil county, In Equity
NJ. -.
nRDERED, This 3Gd day of March, in
~ thu year lN.1 that tao sale rial and PERSONAL
~-iat- made ,si rrI-rt- 10y JaIn~s C. Cro,-r. Trus-
t. i1T tt~ editors If IfUt- HrIrath ia the aluVc
Untitled d. ratified ard Confirmed unless Caus.
f tho ru;.afy fi-Tf - shown l--fsT- TIE 10Th
d y 90! Wv u~yt- provided a copy Of iii, Order Ia
a-'gri So some paper published "a Cecil COUNTY
"ter '--A f'r 90" month D rr Tue 10th day Of arr
uHNL
TIL Ri siAiys III, l-o,ccl. e -s-s r e -. ~
4. ". MITCHELL. Clerk
Tue COPY trst A ", MITCHELL.
AIT >-,tI Clerk
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As Spring approaches aud the insestIver-
"uS piids rut III an appearance, all persons
should feel bound to keep Gunners from
shooting them. II seems a pity to kill
them tins time Of the year. but. neverthe
.csS, some of our gunners Try their luck
now and then.
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Notice &c Creditors.

IAis Is o. aiv" u1u hat the sub.rrtlrT.. # Cecil
.ruty ha," obtained ir.a the Orphan. Court of said
ruautN- Letter. T--i4T~i'ry thu PERSONAL II
WILLIAM BROWN
1trui -Nd count, .Irc.---l All 'r.an. h.yu. claim.
aafr,t ia" aid irs-I.ri h,TriN ar.d exhibit
c lHHr. It'll the vouchers iuiy authenticated
81 before Tia" 18th lay january 1850
tGN "ihctws> hN law he excluded gatn al l-u.hi
It -s'4 ~sisr. All is-us indebted STATE Err
r'E4r-''i g MAKE imu'Ii~ Irtnlrnt I" the
hfs GNcu under our hands TIA. 18th i.N February
10. MoNTILiON BROWN
HAINE> BROWN
Executors Of William Brow deed
Tr-t-RiUsEN = J,H,R Register.
fuk iJ-tw
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: EIKEr.-The Conference BoSr says that
me Of the brightest stars 1iur Confer.
zee constellation is soon to dippesr fso=i
or misast. Rev. Geo. Il. BriSr has Ir-
ceyed a letter from Bishop 4drews. in
i"niug him that lie might c,sidcr him
Sc! as transferred to the Aes W. T.
Chrch, New Orleans, La. II news will
snIe - hat sta,ile our readers. al they will
woier, perhaps, why Bishop ldrewS has
thu so suddenly seized upon o So young
and talented, but II is. ia ia righteous
luds:ent of at least five of !c.air:
bisho's of cur church, a step 1.-THE ilsht
,;ir,pf,v
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Rock Spring Items.
tlIii.

IL. Wood, oae oI the most highly -,
src,'.d c...@ ms, reading near rlea.aui
Gin,r, Lancaster county, Pa, died on
Thursday evening the Il h inst. having
been SICK over f'uT months. His remains
were buried uu "Wednesday, the l2th.
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CouT.-The March term Of Circuit
Court fnr Cecil county will beg on MoE
day next, liza inst. The fvllcug is the
whole list Of IIrrs drawn, from'hich the
Grand Jury will ,e chosen on Midday
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No. =. Consists OF az thai tract

nur-4 quarter # MI, q mis-, store ,:i .f!saol
No. !. Consists Of az thai Tract
~. PARCEL % LAND. mentioned ailI r..- % a
81 from !l~aTt ii~. aui AFT. AMI - E.iliru l.,
fur ssII james Smith dus executed anal :~seri-i "a
l.t,t : N".4. 'p.gp -t,. 4 r,''.t uuIua
Id ACRES OF LA MD,
lr-. TE, property e. ,iiu,lr m rI.- tuurrL
Ei~'tinu di> rs't the rad l~uiIus fr,u tine Boy
View sui A.u-a -rEt - the Brick Nr-tiu. iisn- and
FAR Hal road. .ui "a .ihu sight 10 tract y" J. The
Iani o. uutmprny I tH buildings. hut all ur,I-r a
hi -tHie Il cultivation. aaI I'r"u Large crops
TER = uF SALE - prc-,fI.-l o., tic IA. rrs,.r J..
cash DAY Il sale but the o.. r-iif,l
suit ur,h->eT. Cot of r~i t. 10 paid by purs
WAEnIETf< ia
MAJ tt ATTORNEY ualf-i "a Hatteas-
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IOWA
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THE LAST CHANCE!
We hare 4 few Fresh Eo~E. Of
CHOICE FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL
TREES
OTHER STOCK EQUALLY LOW.

These prices fr Ii- host SORTS Selected Trees
delivered At the Nursrii-. W label everything,
gN" rur.ha.er. iheir choice of varieties, aud
accommodate all 10 the extent 4 abiiit'. Sale
Will "n.Ir-rc. srou fro.t = ou;. Early planting
Is alvaH- bet II you ant v,uv-n.sH;y the
Nursery. write for
CLOSING PRICE-LIST FREE.
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THE LICECN
4 rEMrEYANC" SOCIETY

- Mr.. Hodge Bennett has stocked our
QIeensware room pretty heavily, this week
" e' II sell EN- cheap. Cash is the rule.
REESE