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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-27
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.


THE PORT DEPOSIT HOMESTEAD AsSO-
CITATION OF CECIL COUNTY
THOMAS GRAY, u, n ANp MARY G. GRAY.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Equity
August 2Sth, 1879.
TNHE object of this suit is to procure a
Il decree for the sale of certain mort 81 ged PREM
ises in Cecil county, which we're, on the 10th day
OF April. 1871, morgaged by the defendants to the
complainant.
The Bill states that on the date aforesaid. the
defendant, Thomas Gray. .Ir. being member OF
the complainant. received therefrom advance
OF S4oo On his tive shares of stock. and with hi.
said wife conveyed certain real estate. which is
described in said Bill and its accompanying eXhi-
Bit to the complainant. by way OF mortgage. to
secure the payment OF certain monthly dues. in
terest and lines on said stock. That said mort
gage requires the payment Of said monthly dues
and interest until the Society shall have sufficient
funds on hand to pay the holder OF each uure-
deemed share of stock 500: and provides Tor Il
sale OF said property in case Of default of said
payments for six months. That default has been
made in the payment of said dues for more than
six mouths and still continues That there i. due
for unpaid dues. interest and fines the sum of
slo2.3o. That it will require the sum of sl04l6 to
pay the dues and interest on said stock Tor tho
time the Society has yet to rum and that the said
Thomas Gray. Jr.. and Mary q. Gray reside out
of the State OF Maryland.
1t Is thercupon adJudged and ordered. that the
complainant, by causing copy OF this Order to
be inserted in some wspaper published in Cecil
county, once week for one month before the LIST
day OF October next. give notice to the said absent
defendants OF tine object and substance of this
Bill. and warn them to appear in this Court in
person or by solicitor. Oh or before the lst day of
January ne1t. To answer the premises and show
cause. il any they have, why decree ought not
pass as prayed.
A. W. MITCHELL. CLERK.
True copy: test A. W. MITCH ELL.
Aug 3o-lm Clerk.
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II We would call the attention of the
farmers ..a G2ttlla dealers to the sale Of S.
X. MILLEH's stoc~. :.a-e.i :49d in another
column, and by bills posted IN .@l.G4S
places, to take place on Thursday next
Come to the sale, and neighbor Shockley
will be rs funny as he can
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BUSINESS AND ENTERPRISE.

1t SlNESS AND ENTERPRISE.
Several new buildings have been COM
pleted, by Mr.. J. +. Money. who seems
to be 4 master builder. If Any ..,,s wants
a house built. cal. Oh Mr.. Money, and in
a si.ort time the smoke will be vending
its wty out of the chimney. Our wheel
wright and blacksmith are at it, late and
early. So great is the demand for work in
their line. There is no use trying to sleep
after four o'clock in the n,4,ailig, there
is the hHtcl!c.f nith d ilrst-class steak or
cutle,. so any good house keeper can
have Il passable meal without running
mile OF two. The store at the corner.
kept by J. :. Settle, ST.. seems to be well
filed with fall goods, all that is needed
to secure sale is venture in at the
door.
't!it a,i;hoL MAHMa
are cheerful and expect to furnish few
more for Brooks College or the Normal
School, with the same result. Rev. .Jno.
Sluier visited the school last week. We
are looking ahead for visit from our
introduced Part LIST, and Part 2nd Of the
New American Arithmetic, ii or school.
Thuush no. 4 graduate Ct Miiiersyill,
vet aitI so many Years associated with
his text books, we reluctantly laid them
aside.
RELIGIOUS.
Rev. 7. {. Cochell preached last Sun
day from Revelations 3D.. 1t MAJ. as
usual, ore # liz ;,,l4N aiiurts. He
spoke OF the disposition that men had to
complain: of the residences of the human
SOUL and of the lack of love and equality
in the churches and regretted that these
things were too frequent and such things
were not conducive toa growth Of grace.
or an inQrpnal II membership. The
sermon was good. and many went home
with substance enough - last for some
time. and no doubt many will profit by
It Mr. T.. Is I'm earnest preacher, and
when he handles any subject, except
sanctifcati9a, he does it in theolo.ic;
manner: but when he assails that doc
trine, as taught by the inspired writers.
he is like ship without y rud,ier O,
compass, ii4,iire h,nsse.f adrift without
sufficient Irool' from holy writ to afford
one little hleezo, PuLus.
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ftarvy CARVING, 500, oh ,kholilas da,-
vine. while cutting kiniling wood, cut
OFF his fore finger Of the left hand. The
mishap rather surprised the young man,
but otherwise he did not seem TO mind
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people, who assembled for the double pur
pose of doing him honor and of assisting at
the conservation of the new chapel.
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JOHN WROTH,
Officer of Registration First d;atyiot
NOBLE MDn,E,
Officer II Registration Second district
JOHN FRAZER,
Officer of Registration Third district.
w. II. MAHAN,
Officer of Registration Fourth district.
GRANVILLE S. JEFFERIS.
Officer of Registration Fifth district,
JOSHEPH GuLlHERT,
Officer Ct Registration Sixth district.
JOHN H. ABRAHAMS.
officer of Registration Seventh district
JOHN ]. BENNETT,
Officer Of Registration Eighth district
II. ii. DUYCKINCK
Officer of Registration Ninth District
Sept %, lS7st3w
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1879-09-27
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY, THE
9th and 9TH DAYS OF OCTOBER,
1879, FROM 9 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
TO 6 O'CLOCK p M,
The Registration Act of 1875 provides:

for the purpose of discharGing their duty as Offi-
GERS of Registration. according to the said Act of
the General Assembly
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CANDIDATE


are around. and some working like beay-
crs day and night. Now is the time.
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was probably three OF fout' days Oh when
it was killed. No clue has as yet been
found towards finding out the perpetrators
OF the inhuman deed, but it is hoped
that some steps will be taken by those
having authority to ferret out the matter.
TEMPERANCE.
Our temperance people had quite a
treat, on Tuesday evening last, in listen
ing to 4 discourse delivered by Rev. Mr..
johnson, of Baltimore. on the necessity
and e1pediency of Local Option law.
His arguments were pointed and very eff
fective and were listened to with strict
attention and loudly applauded.
THE WEATHER.
Thursday morning was the coolest of
the season, frost being observable in
many places here, while parties from the
country report it very heavy in some
localities.
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FARM AND TRACT OF LAND,

E1TT
district of Cecil county aforesaid containing
7G SIS ACRES, More or Less;
being part of the same tract OF land which was
devised to the said Stephen j. Woodrow. by the
last will and testament OF Stephen Woodrow late
of Cecil county. deceased.
This farm is situated on the road leading from
Colora to RowandSville. about ,wo miles from
the former village and about A. mile. from Rising
Sun. The natural quality oil the soil is good:
about 20 acres are in woodland. the balance il
arabic and in fair state OF cultivation. The
fences are in tolcrablc condition There kA1
Is a two and ahalf story STONE HOUSE RSIIi
upon the farm, with some outbuiidings. NV
The farm is within easy distance of R&!IL
desirable property.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash on the day of sale.
Purchasers may. if they desire. make other term.
with the Attorney OH the day 0; sale.
Costs OF conveyancing to be paid bv the Dur
chaser. Il. &. T!IACkERY, Attorney
Sept l3-ts for William phillin.
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szF- Look at our 81 80 Black Fur Hat.
MCCRERY & DOuLDES,
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Mr.. Conrad Reynolds left al apple at
the drug store, which weighed a pound,
just a good size for dumplings.
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For The Cecil Wing.
Those Five Testimonies Zero,
Vide Murray.
, 1879-02-22

lion With The attorney Of tho Board as to several
OF It's features.
After son,e further business tho Doarl ad-
tousncsl fos two weeks.
Tlla ICE oRor
Twenty different Ice companies lnye their
s r. .s chssR s @ hs ' ve Hen
. product uf over million t0us. The waicrs
which contributed to this Immense. collection
arc afe tnfnmct. Dcsplalnce, Chleavo,, Aux
PLANES, a'1 Fox ntscrr, Stone n! Ilear 1'axes M
Geneva Lakrs IN Wisconsin, the pond parks n
this r!ty, thr Ch'enro Nsver. q stretch Of the
lake hos1n, and the broad pounds At tllo a5tesnn
wells ncnr the corner Of WcstcFa hnd Ch'eaao
avenues Owing to the continued ,old. second
anil third cuttings were procured while tho first
erop VIVA bcing harvested. As soOn na the first
cuttng was removed from the water, everything
ffoxe up so,tt IN n tow aays, 80 A'nt consiasra.
hls iye was obtained from ont. spot. Most Of
liz. .cu nIrcaly packed away yarfvs from aevcn
to fifteen inches in thickness, nrltl Is ctteentd to
be Ut ,nosL excellent quality. All Of the. sparc
stoEngernom In the city has been transformed
into tcc.holses, anil thGrc Is no danKer Of An leo
faulino In these parts.
Social sc,Kscx.
The Social Scientists held their regular month.
ly meeting In the pnslors Of tho Trctnol,t House
Yesterday morning. commencing at 10 o'clock.
Tic President, Mrs. uarbart, Of Evasion, pre-.
aled.
! 1lG Gpce1ha l0lIltHattc0 uppQlu}En LQ G4hln1l1o
into tl!e prUEress made by II bill befurc thG Leg
tstat,iru, s,t ll. STATE 1oar1 ol Public Cs,arties
consist of two 1adrs a1ll! three Rentleuncn, H.
steul oi tllreo gentlemen nionc. repurtrl TINT II
Ind been read unce before thu Legislature.
Thanks wcrc tcniured to Mnrshnll Hoe for in'
PRODUCING ihc hill. null the names of the scna.
turs and Representatives wcru given to the In.
dies present, tint ti,ty might work upon tlci
hy tl,eir personul influence to secure tho pass
nEo of the hi''.
The Committee was thanked and the report
accepted.
1fie Secretary, Mrs. Nchnrds, waa Instructed
to writo a fettcr to the press tn bobalt Of tbta
project.
lhu designations Of Mrs. seagcy T. Wooley,
orc Of thu Directors, Mrs. Adams. Of Cairo,
Vicc-prcsltcnt, md Of Nss Perry, were accept.
cd. Tho folow Ing ladies' were clecte! as members
of The Association: Mrs. Senator Wtisiuf, Mrs.
Maggie Dunlap, Of 81. Joseph: Mrs: Harriet
Gurdner, Of Phllndelphfa; Mrs. Lizzie Jones. o'
Jarksonyille; Mrs. Flora .. lIuntcf, Of Htuom'
ington; Mrs. J. e. VILLA, Of Metropolisvillej
Mrs. Dir. Fisher, Of Cairo; Mrs. Alice Miller. Of
| Joncshoro; Mra. Mary Wouds of Sycamore
| Mrs. ilclen A. DAY, Of Joncsboro. Mrs, Or. T.
| 4. Dniicy, of Ch>cngo. .......
Mrs. Smith read lengthy paper upon " u
/ bor, ,lln Factor Of Eduration," which was dis
cusscd by the ladies' present.
The meeting then I'D jaurted.
, 1879-02-22

a. 10 n1aks |. impossible 10 fncreaFe to any mnor.
iant extent the How uf wator through It by open.
lug tocka md wnste .xatcs. This fact 10 not ony
tt,e9rcttcslly evident 20 hydraulic snE1ncsrs, a.s
hy Mr. Thon,as, the General Superintendent IT tho
canal. ..
Jntrd--The intorests Of Mcssra. Norton & Co. nrt
greatly impaired by the diminished ndw ~ wntnr
through tho canal. a,h u nfter ~ experience o.
40 many ycaEs, thoy could posalblr Itaw an9 mofe
With rcpat.i to thu ntfsuryr smell no strongly
complained Of At Joliet, and, We hnvo no doubt,
Increased by tho concurrence Ut protrsetcd and o1'
ccsatvety cold weather, with state Of waes n INC
lake n,out foot lower thnn II Was last winter.
ycnrs. VIII tho hreaktnG up Of leo In tho cannl.
AM, tho lstni ritt of water In the like, We dnnot
nat tho csil complained Vt Wilt hc gccntly. II not
entirely, removed. y. u. Mason,
, 1879-02-22
THE FEDERAL OFFICES.

nv. 1,r,u.,,rt r,.,n,tor hoa uo, aa rot
t1lscnvcrcd anv dfscssed rattlo nt the Union
q. an,,. .v..a.
''.~"- "'s0'
A number of%thc Government ottlcias and
employees wcrc prcBcnt Yesterday at the funeral
scryiccs nj tte in.e 1,Ishun Foley.
,,,t h.. ~, sa,,,, .frn.s,,. vo.rnrov and st mn
rS,sa;o,i ~ ~ ~ o',,.s A
4seS'ta ''' pe' es"''' .. ... .....
Announcements were taelt ltcd on The doors OF
the Federal Offices yesteriny That they would bc
closed to-&Iay, Wnshtngt0n's birthday.
Now fin. Custom.TIouso casrs NAV not como
up before fnl. a ino.ion Will probably be made
to put ihctn oil II they arc PLACED on the calcn-
TAR mkt term.
Tho Rcvcnuo f.oltcctnr tnn,r in n ,otal of
si5'M,i vcst"ri,ov' Kin f;S9 n ,Sn,ri, wns frnn,
yhtsi:v ~ IE3 linn ctgar. mi toharro. mi
x, iii }rnn, M i,rcr. rhn Customs Dnnarfinant
ri r. 81 fas, ~, im,,orts '~1 pA'0''
~ ~ s s.0 ~ w..
Ihe "nrst oatch " ~ll!skcy cases arc to % dis
posci O. Dy the United states supreme E0urt
Oh the 10Th of nc1t month, accordlng TO wash
lMgton telegram. John y. oesett Viii 70 10 the
Capital to represent tie eoYernnlent In the
cases. II;
The condition Of Tie worlds Health and NOR
tunry stutfstIca was rrcutyoi mt thc Custoni-
Huusc ycatcr,ny In the usual weekly rcport
frnu Washjnrto;,, Thpre nru M, cpi(lGtnics in
this country. and scayiot foyer aud pncumouia
are on the ticcreaao in Eastern cities.
."-t... 49,. ~. ..t,,.,.. .,,..
, 1879-02-22
COUNTY BUILDING.

ano 5hes'Nb onies, toaas5 e.Ss" "''' A'e"a-
urer's offices will be closed to-day IN respect to
o,.r.u o,,, w., ,,,~ao-n-. ~ t,s1cor
fc1ef stesens NM .hc 'aafue1e'a y. o.s'ee,
Race arc sci for trfal Monday. 1t Is understood
ttlat tic Stevens case Will bo passed and tile
o-, 1.. ~. ..,,.A .,os-
,s sto, ~ .,.i.. -.,.,', +. .w,i,
se'aas w. a''p .:a. e,' =. H. :, +. .a,, -,
6e IN session long enough to-aht, 10 sa1a' ~
ehar9o up ilc PCT o'otn o. 'ss n'e"oeF"'
The Criminal. Court will be Ia session this
morning to receive tho verdict IN t,u uAse ef e.
4. Sheridan al,d r. +. Day, who were on trial
Yesterday for robbery. ui,l ~ assu!gn few
prisoners.
RI. ,l,,,ortr, ,x,-a, .aop,oa ,ho ,o,r =, .to
rnt, as '.,ts ,,a .stn.., ' G.u, " s ~
.%ns1,trr+sn,,. n;rs1aa,; I. .,s a.;Isvt,
IT, ~ r.. WY ,ss ~ na3 's 5,t,
nno,n ha c,osrd ,nsauv "A' ~'0'o '>''s' MA
ukn'u W e'oSe'' 'o>oaS'
ur. Ward, charged with nbortion, wns In the
Crlnitnnl Court yesterday seeking release from
ialt Of, q writ Of habens corpus. Ills appltch-
tl0n WAS not disposed of, but ho was recon-
mendea to The Grand Jury first
cnIchrnra tnsJoS hv attain niiu' r. s.hr.,"f, NM
~ iaii ,Io ,"s o oro n ~, ~ vii, ion+ts W..
ma, i'm wccks tIon n,,vhoiv ciac' ontI sna,,t a,
enoueI mornv with awxcra IN eye v. s
~, l,Je ,hnnv :hnrtconin,s
~ 49,, NO r."' a0t's' ,' -.
Tie Coinfnittee on pubitc Charities 10 discus
sing tic proposition to use Brtar Hill coal at
the county institutions hereafter, anli thinks
ihnt tlr article emu oe hon9lt during the comiug
summer by The cargo, n,nl that great saving
can thereby be tnade over the present contracs
systgm. They boiove that z, ,oW to,s wilt r,l',
the 1nsnne Asylum year, ind t!'at i caa b1
bought nllu delivered at a saving Of about 30
cents on the ton.
uosrIrAL MANAGEMENT.
| The Commissioners ,spra rnetcrtlou d,ecuset,.
| 4ln mannrrment ~ the f,nnntx iTns.Itof ",tf}
tnn ,no,nbsrs NJ tIr finsnjtnI En,n,iitra wcr. ,
| froe tn sav tInt tlcy Ind h.or1 of thr rrnnrts
which wrre nottrcti In tHrsI. columns vcssrr.iey
| murntn1 in rrynr1 ~ tho rcIntinn: ~ III,
ni,vsirert in rhnrvs tn thc mnnaromout ctt.
Mr. Ayars. chatrtan. Ind tearsl cf to wn,nnn mn
from Ohio bcinx rushed Into tue fospital In tic
ahs,:tcs nf thr Waricn. aiso ~ III" ia,lT nat,cl
hein,r ernnscil tn cinss nf tnr1cnj st,,tSrnss q
nnl II lin rrmons1rhnI.,, nm, arisrmt,cnt wnrI1a
h"twrrr III. III, rnr md ft,c ,f,~sldtnns ~ tho
amhirrt~ IN vhtri, ain safI Ink wnmit irs ~ In
insftsntfnn rnthnr thnn ass al,', nractirca ror,.
1ipn"l H. Mnrsr nd noorl ~ te - sn -, n
| tnittra. ,m] hnth cnn;1cmnc.l tHrm. MI Rrnr1Isu
wsa e1otiaiird thnt I'm rorn,v ,vn",I aava =
rreot ,isai NJ money If ihc tnsti,,tion wns
nnlaref1 IN the hanis ~ a cnnnetent roaIdcnt
ni,ysjtdai, or pdysicans and take,,out Of thc co
trn nf n Arl,irol iinunl n mi Masers Snnna Wonn
nui Stewart wrrc at .Ge sn,ne nsInt.,n H. iarn,t
f"v soi1 he hn.i mi r"rc,,tip viatn thn II
innjs 1toanitni wiIfch "a for oa thc hstit1trU :
VIVA conrnr1,c,i VIA lin mercst r,1kers. h,,t II,
| maI,n0etnent wna rrnnrn,ical .,u1 a r.cnt in.
, 1879-02-22

In its Thirty y.fourth annual report the Now York
Lifo-1nsuranco Company makes e!enr and com.
p.ehensfys showing Of ita financial condition and
affairs, and no critical knowledge at accounts IL
required to discover that the Company Ia SOUND,
and as prosperous az ever. Tho gross Accumnla.
ions ara ~, 600. COO moro thnn year ago. tho
nurpus II $3.50. 600 greater. and oven the ANIMAL
income ID 1arRef, while, ;as uAual with this
Company, the sccespts from Interest moro
than aunleo 10 pay all the death Losses. Appended
to the. report u q comparative statement Of tho
nunbor If pol!clcs In force, tho amount Of death
Claims tho Income from interest. and the 1tviablu
surplus for each Of four years past. The surplus
to 30 divided this ycut Ii 81, III, 4aa, which IL
yeat. rhere e. arc H. ooo momGsts q tis arast ast
Company, nnst they are tn DO congratulated. air.
@. r. Curtan 70 the General hgcntuf the Company,
and bis oflca IL ut No. B5 Washington 8Ltcas.
, 1879-02-22
AaEEDtS ktJMYSS

has becu used with highly beneficial results tlnring
tito last foul yoars In tic various forma Of dyspep.
sIa, gaststle naaaeau, general debility, consump-
ton. otc. Kumysa,ia not medicine: It IL u
pleasant, wfnoliko beverage "a foodl made from
milk, peculiarly grateful to delicate stomach.
Nothtng osa mnkea flesh and blood and strength
50 inst. It can Go safely roticd on for tho rccu-
poratton OF thoso cases Of low vitality in which
medication Or ordinary nutrition fall. Duwnre Of
limitations. Send for pamphlet on kumyss, A.:
Arcud. churniss. originator, 17o Madison street,
Chicago
, 1879-02-22

NOT COMMITTED,

, . 70 tho Editor a The Tribune.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.-Wc notice MI article ar-
pcrlnE In the public press OF Feb. at, alludKG
to pretended meeting Of the Thirteenth Ward
Club. This Ii t0 Inform the Republican votcrs
OF tho Thlrtccath Ward tint IN the l4th lust.
it adiour0ed to meet agAIp. three weeks from
tllat date. that fs. On Frilay;fthe It'll of surch
sau Club bus not yet lnslorscd my purson for
Alderman, nlad nny statement to tic contrary IL
not only false, but Il, evidently intended for
al unfair purpose.
J. P, EMMsRT, President.
THOMAS q. DaAKH, Secretary.
, 1879-02-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. al.-The Opera-
House Block Ut Columbus, Ind, WIS totally
destroyed by lire last night. Loss estimated ut
s75,Do0; partly covered by insurance. Among
Tho sufferers arc Leo Joseph, dry goods; loas,
$1,000; Insured for ti,5o0 In a,,4 Queen md
Nut!ol,al, Of Hartford, a,ul tllo 1lotnc, of New
York; Gcorge Carrutl1cEs. furniture: loss,
<a,a00; Insured for Sl,70o In l.e liol,o mud
lhra'x, II NV .. YORK. me onl'tllas w. u.
dian, British AinCsica, KaYal of England, the
North American Ftru Ashos.ation. thu Ma.hat-
tui,, u,,u tho Howard OF Buffalo. The causs u
tho llrc is unknown.
, 1879-02-22

500, 900; partially insured. Tho efforts OF the
emplovcs Of tho Atlantic htlll to escape re-.
suited in a panic, which, for tlmo, threatened
to add ioss Of life to TINT cnuscd By ilio ilre.
THO hands In tho ,plekcr-room, which Is located
door, bnt those IN tho upper departments wcru
unable, on account Of tlio flames md smoke, to
descend by the maln stairway, a1!d wcrc obliged
to seek safety by way Of tho rnof aud across au
adjoining building.
, 1879-02-22
LOCAL 1pOLITICS.

TWELETH WAKDt
The Twelfth Ward Republican Club held a
meeting last night it No. Dos West Madison
street, President sanlcrs In tho cAnir, and lla-
toned to campalgn speeches by Clty-Attorncy
r. g. Tuthill, piny B. ssa'ith, md Col. Rcaby.
candidates for the oflee Of Clty-Atsorney, mud
Michael t'etrle aa,i Peter Buschwn!l, candidates
fur lhe Ctty-Clerksh!p..
wAsnnunN ION TREASURER.
A correspondent, writes to urge the nomina-
tfon and election fur tho otllce Ut City Treas
urcr Of Etner Washburn, citing his h0nurah'c
career ~ Chic Of Police 4lld Chtcf OF The 10.
claiming that Ills fuithful services In whatever
position hc has tlllcd cIntnently fit t,m to be-
come tho ree.pIcnt Of this further trust.
, 1879-02-22

buck Rayner ara general agents for tho Ho
man Liver Pad.
, 1879-02-22


SALEM, N. j., Feb. 2l.-slorrIs' olcloth works
nntt Six dwellings adjoining were burned laa.
night. Loss about $4,000; insurance, e223, ,0DO.
, 1879-02-22

THE BEST.
Dr. Pflce's Cranm Baking Powder has boen used
for ycars and never better than It IL o.daY 1t
ia the purcst and hass.
, 1879-02-22

MARCH I WE MOVE; UNTIL THEN
VIC pnt prices down 10 tliat partes pricing carpets
furniture, Wallpaper, curtains will surely buy.
Chicago Carpet Company, 233 State ttfcet.
, 1879-02-22
WOMEN,

assetat pjaOdtcA to Tas Tttean&
BLOOMINGTON, I'LL, Feb. 2l.-3he Woman't
ChsIstMn Temperance Union OF the Thirteenth
, 1879-02-22

AT CO1IOES, Ny.
CouoRs, N. r., Feb 9l.-'Thc Atlantic knit.
ting mills were burned lust uIght.
Nort>'a Block waa also consumed. Loas,
, 1879-02-22

879 MILWAUKEE-AV.
STOCK OF a DEALER
CROCK EItT, YELLOW AMI q uLISSiYA m. .yr0rss,
RANGES, FURNITURE. STORE FIXTtliEy,ETC
AT AUCTION.
Monday Morning, Feb. y. at 10 O'Clock At so,s &,
AtlW1ukcG-AY, "
WAL A. BUFFERS q CO.. Aucttoaeers
, 1879-02-22
AT FOND Du LAO,

Special Dtepatca 70 ne 7rtouna
Fosp Du LAC, WIS.,, Fob. 9l.-Early this
morning tho unoecupled house belonging to
Gcorrc Palmer burned. l.oss, $500. Insured
In Watertown, N. T., for s7O0' 1ncendiary.
, 1879-02-22
nRl5NkENNtS!

DRUNKENNESS,
Dr.. D'unger. discover OF the cinchona cnra for
Drunkenness. cures all cascs. Room 81 Palmer
uouse,
, 1879-02-22
MMTAp1iYsYCAL DssCnyE1,l.
TILE WORK OF THE
METAPHYSICAL, DISCOVERY
IEEYE-

Fhlladelnhlx. Pa.
To airs. n. u.i Drown: .,
Fran !p3NIle. EsoalY e 10 my risht 60 shtn bek
1ncnce Of wlnh s9tfercl Eta1tyraon'; Esery tao.
,i,ent oi n.i waxing !ta wa elnHIttclci aad w
diti haa bee resortel 70 withoi,t .crs,s sal ents
talnta the purposo. a. laat rExort Of iaTns the a
taken out of t1s .ookst IN the hopg q tn1 n?d!ax
t1cca oGc !lsy y sop wl1ao% .Ils T. q hss ~rsf
nat de!es!nsd to try + an! d With th9 Mat d. d.
VA rsSyed: cond isar sts slr!ss..l y. sa!' b H. r.
n0w keep bottle Of II hlwars IN thu house. Eaal
not be without It for any amount Of money. Eafs
occss9n 10 aay further TINT my Wlfe usct 10 !uast
sovcscty at tea from pro- pain n and PCT x;
ores, and size Ina foutt "FUnr Eic!nrdt Eyc Hast{
sovereign aptco n her Casc, EiylMs lur ala!t: H..
slant r1t!ef. Ntatefnl ~ Col for lc bcGrnt 41Is
personality received, cannot hut colnena tat pfsPt
alton MoAt cordially to th1ae who have 4n1fleaAAs
n,yse!f. ,., .,,,
tho ROOT Of ali disease. Poisonous t'FE1 l4dA Bea
plan OF 0Gd tnoiatdfe1 Elll both n,nA sad 4d{. 70
ba had Of Mrs. Al. q. BROWN, At tho 1aatf Iad,s.
raslor x, Or from Jour !lEgglst, hend 10 cssa y.
pamphlet Of Us phRca.. fIgf RfchHFitt ~ HaH
ono 1T thd bottled 1t tho Metapnystchl ntogsEs IL
can DO had of al pruxg!ta It - Gsnt! or hute' ""
METAtlifbiGAI UNIVERSITY. 81 uoaa'f'. ~ ~
eatab!lllt1 1860.
, 1879-02-22

Of experienced md economical ho1lsekcepe
extent Of this patronage" may ba est!u
iMetfksI German SoaP u sotd BY tito II
Wnter easily. penetrA1c q Boana made q AZ
PK0CTER RdGAHDLE,4 q I0TTLED ~
matcf!A! knoWl for Producing hard, du
Of sp{kep. The alnaIlest pteco call 30 usel