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A Administrators Notice.

\ Office is hereby given, tina. TIC s. y
!. scrihrr has obtained from the II
plan's Ioart Of Frederick County, )-,vcr,
lcslamcntary upon the estate of
ELI HORNER,
latG 81 Frederick county, dcce Is ii. Al
persons having claims against said de
ceased are hereby warned to .Nhibt til,
same with the vouchers there IF legally au
thcn'caied to the subscriber, on or before
the 3olh day of July next; or They M y
otherwise hv law, he r.chlrd frnn nj
bcncti: of said estate Those indebted AZ,
requested to make i'm mediate payment
NEWTON VI. HORNER,
jan 30 At Administrator
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Valuable Real Property
PRIVATE SALE.

THlIE subscriber Offer 5 at private sale her
l valuable property situated on West
Main street, McchancstGWu The sail
property consists of an acre Of ground,
more CT less, improved by Il
SUBSTANTIAL FARMHOUSE,
wrathcr-bonr(lrd. containing seven rooms.
The above property is nearly new, and will
require no repairs tor some years to coms.
II not sold before the Isl of February 1879,
1t will be offered for rent Persons dc.r-
ing to view tits property can do so by
calling on the undersigned.
MRS. f. j. lARBAUGIt.
nov 7 IF
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Nc1U advertisements.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

IN the Orphans Court for Frederick
CUuntY.
FEBRUARY TERN, 1879.
John w. Munshour and Amy A. Shoema
ker, Executor and EXccutriX Of Jucol
MnnSnour deceased.
nRDERED by the Judges of the Or.
" plnns' Court for Frederick county
this oath day Of February 1879. that tho
sale of the real estate of Jacob Munshour
late of Frelk CO., dee reported by his cA-
rcntor and cXccutrix, file this lay, be
ratified a~d confirmed unless cuils,. to tic
contrary he shown on or before the 9th
day of March. 1919 provided a copy OF
this order be published in some newspaper
in Frederick county for three weeks in
succession previous to said day.
The executor and cyccutrix report the
sale Of Il farm nd timber lot situate in
Frederick county, for the gross sum of six
thousand light hundred and forty four dol
lars (6SH)
WIN J BLACK,
JOHN IIIGIiTMAN.
THOS. NJ. ilOLDRU
Judges.
True copy-Tcst
JOHN r. ROJZER.
feb p 3w Register Of Wills.
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DIE D.

On the 18TH inst, ut Paradise, Pa, after ;
lingering illness, David Eschbach. in the
18th year of his age. Father Of Rev DR.
L Il Eschbach, OF Frederick.
On the Slh inst, IN Frederick, of pncumo
MIA, Mrs. Dewitt q Keller in the 3)tl
year of her age.
On the 18th inst, in Baltimore. of congcs
ton OF the lungs, James, son Of Robert
and Jane Halliday, in the 3Sth year O
his age.
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Notice to Creditors.
No. 1905 Lquity.

IN The ClrcuH Court for Frederick
County.
Lcandcr W Gernand aHd Zephaniah Smith
vs. Harriet A. ttrJEaIe5 and others.
The creditors Of Elrgcre , Gernandnow
deceased, are hereby notified to file rllcir
claims property authenticated in rlte office
of the Clerk OF the Circuit Court for Fred
erick county, on 81 before the 31st day &C
January. A d. 1873 otherwise they may
be dcbarrcd from alr participation in the
trust funds in this cause.
FRED'k ]. NELSON, Auditor.
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j mo On,
Net zee.

y}Nhc undersigned respectfully announce
| to all tllnS" who G. ntem plate making
sale thi. season. that they will for a smnlJ
compensation, clerk at all safes and guar
autec full satisfaction
j ) MOTTER.
". S GUTHRIE
;;4llS 4 -1n,'sb.rg, Nd,
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Read this! Read this!

4 large Stock of Stoves, Tin and Wood
"a ware, Quecnsware and Cutlery, and
General housekeeping goods, which am
selling at the very lowest prices
VAN B. OSLER.
jan eff Mcchanicst0wn, Md.
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continued application FOR Time
it may he solv,d,nnd we cannot
FI think when solved, u very great
OUO length of time viii pas. before
VETO the benefit of solution will be
RYOUR felt in form that we can pcaIfv
PAPE appreciate. This conclusion may
RPA be problematic, but We anXously
W await its determination, trusting
l. it may result in Our fa'Ur.
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NN and after Sunday, oct. l3, 1873,
Passenger Trains will run as fol-
LEAVE MECHANICSTOWN
Fer Baltimore and Westminster at 7:21 A.
NJ, and 3l7 p. NJ.
For Hagerstown and Wiliansport 1l:l5
A NJ and 7:l3 Il NJ
ARRIVE MECIIANICSTOWN
From Baltimore and Westminster at II
10 A NJ and 1:l3 Z NJ
From Wiliamsport ana llascrstown at
T:21 Il IN, and 3:l, IN
EMMITTsBURG RAILROAD - Change Ct
Schedule ON and after Sunday, oct. l3,
trains will leave Emnitlsburg at $50 Il. m,
and $50 and G2J p. NJ; and arrive at
Rocky Ridge 7.25 a m, ana 400 and $50
pm.
And will leave Rocky Ridge 1855 a. m.
and 400 and 7.l5 p. M, and arrive AZ fn-
mittsburg Goa M, and 4.40 and and 8
p. m.
Passenger Trains on W. NJ r. r. leave
Rocky Ridge as follows: Eastward-7.3S
a. M, and 344 p. m. Westward-1G55
a. M and $50 p. IA,
J. NJ. HOOD,
Gcn'l Manager.
B.. II. GRISWOLD,
Uen'l Ticket Agent.
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Sekthd Hoehy.
THE L1STJ JUDGMENT.

That day of wrath, that dreadful day,
When heaven and earth shall pass a way,
What power shall be the sinners shy?
How shall he meet that dreadful day?
When, shivciling like Il parchc'l scr II,
The flaming heavens together roll;
When louder yet, and vet more dead,
Swcll> the high triumph that wake, the
dead
Oh, on that day, that wrathful day,
When man to judgment wakes from clay,
Bv God the trembling sinners stay,
Though earth and heaven shall pass away.
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NisftMmrous.
Nv THE GLO4 MING.

on are tue ue't JhuSe OF your
! Town heart, but do not think
4 tyour future PROMISES much hap
Ss-piness AS the wife Of Godfrey
Hill. Remember who and what he
is.
These We're the words over which
Alice Hill ponaere1 as she walked
slowly through the grove at Bellows
Falls 1t vas her favorite wAlk, when
she wished for solitude, though it lay
at some distance from her home, the
stately house crowned an incline
stretch Of ground overlooking the
village.
Remember who and what he is
Mrs. Hill had Said this very slow
ly, and with dae emphasis only lew
hours before, when Alice ha ! rssd to
her letter, in which Godfrey Hill
had asked her to be his wife.
Who was he then? He WAS the
second cousin Of lice, a man Of about
'"',''' Wv Nv ''''' V
up by his grandfather in the house
upon Bellows Height, and had sup.
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f"I'''
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"t'e'''''' i'o''V' ~ "'''" '''''' was "
oh w lllOi y hchi y otltSpiCH lOi N"''
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us 'oSSes'eo lielr'
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co''S'"' ana ''s''e'' t"e nou'e as wei
come guess
ror' 10 answer 70 'nT seco"o o''nSe
OF MIS- II 1''' 5 question: "n"' '' AS he :
1N''ct cou'o nave answered ''o'y 'n'''
ne was 'N' Dl's' 'S'''"'''"a n''' sue
llao ever see'''
And Alice mn, though a bread
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CHURCHES.

Methods. Epsco2al-Rcv. II. p. West
pastor. Sabbath school at 8 a. m J..
w. Stocl,sdalc Supt.
Lut,erun -Hev. ". G. Wire pastor. Shn-
bath scaool ut , O'Clock p. N. JOS f. WEB,
sler, Supt.
Un:tea Brethren--Rev. J. y Freed pas
,nr Sabbath school 1T J o clock; W. l.
Martin, Supe iutendcnt,
.Moracian Rev. l.. p. EIrwrll, pastor
Sabbath school at 9 O'Clock; James Cree.
ger, Superintendent ,,,
Rvman Cut1clic-Rcv. Father McMur
die.
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MECTdANgJ3T3..'N y.

Burgess Slick,
(.unissionrrs-Ab Mitchell, +. NJ.
Smith. W. 4. Lynn, Wm, Ltiic.
CLrrk-Ahcl Mitchell.
Tar Coileetor-Calcb Peldlcora
P,stmaster-Iohn Root.
Constt6les Caleb Pcllicori and Joan
son Fleagcl.
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REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.

NEUIS IlNIN UT W T Ils1'
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!llilowcr.
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SLIGHTLY SARCASTIC The New
Orleans Plcayune has come to the
con ;luSion that man is noble crea,
ture, for on Sunday morning he will
come down town and spend sixty
cents at a barber shop, making him
s'lf look sweet. He will spend as
much more on game OF billiards.
also get his boots blacked-buy two
cigals for himself and a friend max
ing in all about two dollars for his
personal qualification. He will then
bay box of strawberries for twenty
five cent. and then go home and help
eat them. The strawberries show
that he is ready to deny himself, and
that he never iorgets his darling lit
tie wife.
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SOCIETIES.

4. F. and A. W., No l55-Mects every
second and fourth Monday IN each month
Van B. Oslcr. Secretary.
X. Of p No. G7-Mcet every Friday
night. Il. of r. g. s, G, Harma1.
l. O. of o. r., No. i6-Mcct every
Thursday night Jchn Landcrs, Scc'y,
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EGYpTIAN TEMPLES All the great
temples Of Egypt which have with.
stood the destructive tendencies OF
time and the assaults of man for four
thousand wears are Of hewn stone
But the only wood in or about them
is in the form of ties, holding the end
of one zone to another on its upper
surface. When two blocks were land
in place, then it appears that an ex-
cavation about an inch deep was
made in each block, into which an
hour glass shaped tie was driven. 1t
is therefore very difficult to force any
stone frol its position. I'll e ties ap-
pear to have been the tamarisk, or
chlttlm wood, a sacred tree in ancient
Egypt, and now very rare y found in
the valley of the Nile. Those dove
tail ties are just as sound now as on
the day OF their insection.
A marble haul-ste ling a tomb
stone.
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HILL had endeaVOreI to convince his
fair cousin that his grandfather had
been influenced by false friends to be-
lieve statements to his discredit Ut
tsrly untrue.
He had almost convinced her that
he was an innocent victim to unfort-
unAte circumstances, victim to the
sense Of honor.
She was young, naturally trusttul,
ard her heart was free; 50 it Is not
wonderful that Alice Hill was in
clined to restore the disinherited man
10 his estate by accepting the offer OF
his heart and hand. Absorbed in her
reflections, Alice did not notice that
the clouds were Gathering till sud
den summer shower broke with vio-
lence above the tree tops.
The rair came through the braoch-
ps suddenly, drenching through her
thin black dress and sne ran quickly
to the nearest house for shelter.
The nearest refuge proved to be
the cottage where Mrs. Mason. who
did the washing at the great house,
lived with her daughter, Lizzie, one
Of the village beauties
There was great bustIin3 about
wien Alice presented her elf at the
door.
Mercy sakes You're half drowned
the old woman cried, hu'ryIng her
unexpected guest to the kitchen fire.
You're wet to ths skin dearle. Now
amt it blessing there's whole
washing in the basket to 80 home ?
You can 90 into Lizzie $ room and
change your clothes, and III do NJ
them you've got on. Dear, dear !!
Vs., +, &C., ..,;.,l o-, wo,, =,
bear we'ting and you've no shawl.
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and o,v Sunday hat we're odd,v o, +
,f ,l,o. unon the slender 6yure and
sett;,o off IN. n,}a rsG,ipg f,ca Of
,I;cs i'm
.D.,r NJ. said tho oI,l wonan 4
hama ,o,J, soo, cL;rL rr , h;t N5;s.
A ,ica and TAXA off vour black Th.
ala rsntlum,n has hsan JsaI wear
row Th.n rose. do suit Won beau.
t;rnI'
Alice glanced at the staring red
aowsr. reAsctad in tha m;rr,r and
smiled ,s shs said.
i will take great care Of Lizzie $
,,t Mrs M,son Good hva and
thank von'
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ORPHANS COURT.
Orpbans' Court meets every Monday and
Tuesday oc each week.
Chtef Judge-Wm. J. Black.
Assntates-Thomas HolLrunner and Jno
Hishtmsn.
Register of WAs-Col. John II. Rouzer.
County Comm,ssioners-Iohn Withrrow,
President: Solomon d. Dcvlhiss Jos. Gro
Mise. Stephen r. Bowlus, David NJ. whip.
Llsrk to Commissloners--H. F. Steiner.
Collector Of State and County Tares-"
VI Miller.
COUNTY Surreyor-Wm. II. Ramsburg.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
President, James W.Pcarrc; Commission
ers-William G Baker James w. ir"Xc'''
osc ah Brown, Henry Boyle.
JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
District No. 15-Frel'k White, Mrchan
icstown: C l.. Firor, Graccham; Wm .
Mcpherson, Catoctin Furnace.
REGISTRAR Or VOTERS.
District No. l5-Bcrnard Co!litlowcr.
-n
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ms ten thousand dollars, upon certain
conditions
Quite correct. The conditions are
that you leave Bellows Falls, and
never return to it, and that you sign
deed relinquishing all claims as
heir.a., law, in case Miss Hill dies be-
fore she is of age. Mr. Hill did not
draw mp this paper until his will was
signed and sealed and he WAS re.
minded that he had made no s,ipula.
ton for the reverslon of his estate.
Re minded by your was the bitter
rejoinder.
Reminded by me lie was shown
the danger Of your becoming a suitor
10 the young heress.
well, that danger is over, | have
been il sincere suitor to the helress,
and she has refused the honor Of an
alliance.
Hum
so, having lost that stake, I am
prepared to accept the conditions
take the ten thousand dollars and
turn my back on Bellows Falls fol
life.
1t was with great sense Of relief
from very urgent fear, that Alice
Hill heard from her lawyer of the de-
mand upon the estate, that made her
poorer by ten thousand dollars, and
removed Godfrey Hill from her path
for life.
She told no one Of the walk in the
gloamiag that had revealed to her
the black treacherv OF the man who
woed ber SO gently and had SO nearly
won the treasure Of her young heart.
1t made Ter shy Of suitors for a
long time, fearing her monsy WAS the
magnet that drew them to her side
but there came a true lover, at last
one she trusted and loved, and won
her for his tender, faithful wife.
And Godfrey Hill left his old home
never 20 return.
There was no thought Of revenge
in Alice Hills heart, when she heard
OF the death Of her cousin, nearly
three years after his departure from
Bellows Falls; but she could not
restrain Il fervent thought Of thanks
giving, when she realized that there
was no murderous thought hanging
upon her possible death.
And her relief she tod h r has
band, for the first time, Of that invol
untary masquerade that saved her
from the power Of a villain.
1t was at this hour, WILL she
whispered, and tAis is the first time
since that day that have been able
to sit, without a shuider, in the
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DiREC DRY
uF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough of MechanicStown

COUNTY OFFICERS:
Ck4ef Judge--Hon K. |. Bowie.
Assocsures-Hons John A Lynca and W..
A Bouic.
States Atorney-John G. Mottcr.
Clerk Of Circuit C0ur-Thomas Cor
such.
Sherif-Col. VIM Richardson
Audstor-Fred'k. J. Nelson.
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CHANGE OF TINE
WESTERN MARYLAND Il. ROAD,

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Es4 .isk:s..ss;tSs,,s t:,-.-.. .: .e.5x .e.:5.<....:x
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District No. l5-Frca'k White, Mrchan
icstown; l.. Firor, Graccham; WIN. .
Mcpherson, CatOctn Furnace.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
Local Personal,

Hon. J. T. Updegraf is at the Gibson
House.
Mr.. Milton Mobiles, the actor, is at the
| Walnut-street House.
W. s. Brickell, of the Columbus Dispatch,
was in the city all day yesterday.
Mr.. John Kirkpatrick editor of the Cam.
bridge Jeffersonian, is in the city.
Mr.. Henry Won Phul has left the citv for
an extended tour throughout the Eastern
cities.
Mr. Chas Melville, agent for the Alice
Oates Combination, is stopping at the Glib
son House.
Mr.. Frank Dunnie, well-known here as
an amateur tenor, is about to remove to In.
dianapols.
General James A. Garfield arrived in the
city yesterday and took up quarters at the
Gibson House.
Judge ]. w. Sweeney, of the Occidental
Hotel, Indianapolis, is among the guests at
the Grand Hotel.
Mr.. J. B. Falay, General Agent for the
Columbus q Toledo Railway, is stopping at
the Gibson House.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. 3. Hollister returned
SATURDAY. from their trip to the Green
Mountains and Massachusetts.
Mr.. Thomas Shay, who was so badly in,
jured COUPLE of weeks ago by being thrown
from buggy, is out upon the streets once
more.
Otto Meyers, of indianapolis, nephew of
Mr. Jake Aug, is visiting in this city. He is
only fifteen years old and weighs two hun
dred and twenty-one pounds.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
Shadows Of Coming Events.

The shoemakers will meet this week to
reorganize their Union-the old Knights of
st. Crispin.
There will be meeting tonight at the
Florentine Hotel in the interest of the Fire
mems Tournament.
A grand Exposition ball, given in honor
of the Seventh Industrial Exposition, is
announced f,r October I'd at the Bellevue
House, under the management of R. e. j.
Miles and ]. H. Kline. -
Professor Bigsby has been engaged bv the
teachers OF this city to give course Of lee
tG;c5 ;;rc5 oh the ''origin aid growth Of Ian
guage." The first lecture will be given this
evening at Hughes High School. Toner
row evening at Woodward High School.
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City Commissioner.

John Bradley was granted an extension
of time to remove the stone from Eden
Park.
James McHugh, driver of city wagon,
who was injured a short time ago, asked
t siiGt lis ns ,sy be allowed him for the time he
was laid up. Referred to the Committee on
street Cleaning
u. b. Kerper asked for permission to cat
through Grand street from Nassau street to
Gilbert avenue for the purpose of prevent
ing delay in the completion OF Route 16.
Granted.
The Supervisor Of Repairs reported the
drainage at the south end of Kenton street
to be in very bad condition, and recon-
mended that drain box be sunk in the
slope for distance of at least thirty feet
from the east curb of Kenton street so a
I'LL can be made sufficient to protest the
curbs. The Supervisor was instructed to
have the work done according to his recon-
mendation. The Cincinnati and Clifton
Inclined Plane Railroad Company made ap-
plicatlon for leave to construct an exten-
sion of its street railroad as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of
vine and Hammond streets; thence
by double track east on Ham
mond and Mclean streets to Burnet
avenue; thence north on Burnet avenue by
double track to the corporation line of the
city; thence 5y single track on Burnet ave-
nue. to the south side of Shillito street; also,
trrntabe at the northern terminus, with
switch connecting the double and single
tracks, and the necessary curves to connect
the proposed tracks at Hammond and Vine
streets with the tracks now lying on Vine
street. The matter was referred to the
Committee on Railroads.
Joseph kemper was awarded the contract
to repair the east half of Mt. Hope Road in
front OF Miller's property at his bid of $500
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Methodist Ministers Meeting.

The Methodist ministers at their regular
Monday meeting to-day discussed the oues-
ton, How the Missionary Spirit could be
Advanced in the Different Churches" Rev.
Mr.. Lee suggested that each of the churches
should form organizations for the purpose
OF doing missionary work. .
Rev. Mr.. Starr thought that If the Meth
odists of the city would join the churches
nearest their residences the members would
be more acquainted. They could bring their
friends to Church with them easier and the
church would have more influence in the
community in which it was situated.
Several of the other ministers spoke in
favor of calling mass missionary meeting
Of the different churches and forming an
organization which would have the general
control of the missionary work of the city.
Nothing definite was decided upon, how
ever, and the question will be taken up
again next week.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
Police Court Docket.

Drunk-John Moore, George Clark, Jen-
ME Allen, So; Henry Winkleman, 5000;
Henry Shaller, Stiff 'Brien, $40; Isaac
White, Henry Keller, Walter English,
Peter Burns, 80 days; John Grady, 10
days.
Disorderly Conduct-Wm. Hanhauser,
VIM. Winter, John Schlacht, Annie Os-
born, John Monahan, dismissed; George
Policeman, Barney Ross, Adam Schneider,
continued; Andrew White, $40.
Mscellaneous-Mary Rufer vagrancy
dismissed; James Wheelock same, 10 days
Stephen Welsh, abusing family. dismissed; ;
Edward Dorsey, assault and battery, 6
months; George Coleman, same, $25; Joseph
Martin, cutting ETC., continued; George
Fisher, embezzlement continued; F. A.
Wolff J. w. Sewell, petit larceny, dis
missed; John Lloyd, indecent conduct, dis
missed; VIM. Buehler, Michael Zpltner,
using gas with intent to defraud, continued.
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The Grccers' Exchange.

1t will be remembered that some time
ago Lewis French, the attorney, caused the
arrest of J. c. Boone, the agent, and L. H.
Smith. the Secretary of the Grocers Ex-
change. The case was several times post
poned, but when it was finally called, it
was found that there was no law prevent
ing the Exchange from selling the bills of
delinquent grocery dealers, and the young
men were honorably discharged. This
probably is not very consoling to that class
of our citizens who live gratuitously off the
corner grocery, but it is Law.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-09-22
Pendleton.

At a call meeting of Pendleton Division
No. S, S. T., Sept. 10, the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in His all
wise providence to take from our midst
Bro. Johnnie Schatzman;
Therefore, Be it resolved that we, the
members of Pendlrton Division No. 5, s.
T., do hereby express deep regret at the
loss of our dear brother, and extend most
earnest sympathy to the bereaved parents
and relatives. CHARLES VAUGHN,
c. w. CHAPMAN,
Committee.