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.lnlniOnS.

In the Justice Court of Silver Bow township Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory Before IL
Barrett, Justice of the Peace.
Lee W. Foster and a. KieInschmidt Lee ". Foster
n G j plaintiffs. vs. ". J. Rute, defendant
The Pile oil the Territory OF Montana send greet
lug to W. j. kute, defendant.
You are hereby required TO appear al my Office In
Silver Bow township. Deer Lodge county, Mouana
Territory, IN an action brought against YOU by tie
abuv e-named plaintiff in the Justices Court OF Silver
Bow township, Deer otge county, Montana Terrific
~ and To answe the complaint therein within iOlty
days aft,r the service Ut this summons on YOU Or
Judgment by defan 1t will be taken against you acurd.
ing TO the prayer of raid complaint
The said action is brought To recover OF you the sun
of one hundred dollars, alleged TO be balance due,
owing and unpaid for goods sold and delivered YOU
at your special instance aud request Mt Butte City
prior to the LIST day OF April. A. ID 1882.
And Won are hernby notified that II you fail u ap
pear and answer said complaint above required the
said plaintiffs will take judgment against you by
default for said sum of one hundred dollars interest
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April. A. D
1880. A. II. BARRET.
b6l5t Justice OF the Peace
STRAIT & srArLEroN, Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Summons.

In the Justice Court Of Silver Bow township, Deer
Lodge county. Montana Territory Before A. H.
Bnrret, Justice of the Peace.
j. II. b. Foster. plaintiff, w w. j. Rnte. defendant
The people of the Territory Of Montana send greet.
ing tn " j. Rute. defendant.
Yen are hereby reqnil ed TO appear 1T my office In
Silver Bow township. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory in M action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Justice Court of Silver
Bow township, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terrific.
~, and to answer the complaint therein within forty
DAYS after the service Of this summons on you, or
judgment by default will b. taken against you accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint.
he said action II brought to recover OF you the
sum of one hundred dollars which plaintiff alleges
you owe him tor goods wares and merchandise sold
and delivered at your special instance and request
prior to April /. 1880.
And you are hereby notified that, II you fall TO ap
DC and answer sad complaint az above required, thu
said plaintiff will take judgment by defanlt agains
You for the sum Of hundred dollars. interest ant
costs Of suit.
g ven under my hand this 10th day Of April, A.
1880. A. ii. BARRETT,
bBlb Justice OF the Peace.
sPpATT b STArLEroS. Attorneys for plaintiff,
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A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen Ny case Is briefly Hs follows Ihave had
Catarrh ior ten years, each Year 18th increasing Sc
verify. For nine years } ad MT hrt athed through
one npstrll, hal dr. ppns In tho throat, very bad
eoagh lima bad asto b. obliged 10 Ne remedy
and constant duh paIl In me- head. My head was
at times so iull Of Catarrhal M lttr rs to inIurc my
sense Of bearing ~ c. mp me TO grt up several tines
Ia tho night TO clear t and my throat b. fore could
sleep. livery one OF these symptoms has dis
appeared under the or quite three bottles of
sAsTaEDs RADrcALCURs. My hearing Is fully stored.
have no asthnatic symptoms, no cough no drGppir
in tho thro {, no headache and In every way better
than have been for years could feel the effects Of
the CUEE On Appetite my kidneys and In fact,
every part Of my 81 stem What has been dune In my
case is wholly Tho effect Of the RADICAL CURE.
-Ve-y respectfully, c. II. LAWRENCE.
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Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicio, n,,.
Of the Territory of Montana, in and for The coatt
of Deer Lodge. uy
Emma Ford, plaintiff, vs. Charles Ford, defena.n.
TIE ueoplr Of the Territory OF Montana send "ra'
Ing to haIles Ford, detc dNnt 'e'-
Son are hereby aired 10 appear In m natl.
brought against you by the shove named plnIntin ~
the Distrir Court of the Scrund Jud cia Dsrr,r,
the Territory OF Montana, In ana for the Countv ~
Deer Lodge, aud 10 answer the complaint flied ,b,. A..
within ten day. tcAclusye Of the day OF srryicr az
the service Won OF this Summons II served ,its ss
this County; or II .eINcd out IT this Count bn, y,
folty days, or Judgment by default will he tnL
agnnst you Accord TO the prayer at sad cump IN,
The snid action j. brun bit To Obtain decree a. ~,
court dis-Oving the bonds y, matrmony now eti.tn'
h. tween plaintiff aud defendant, ard tore, er di Won,
them md Tor costs aid Other reet. The yron,ds
mon which this action il based II the ex tremr r,
" toward, and the iuhuman treatment OF p,int n h.
defendant.
And YOU are hereby notified that, u you fail IN a.,
pear ana answer said complaint above required ~
said laiuiif will take default pgnnsi YOU and ANIL
To the court for TIE relief demanded In the
plaintiffs complaint.
Given under ms hand and he Seal of the DIs,,,,,
Court OF the Second Judicial District Of ,S
Territory Of Montana, In amt for the Copn,
TsEAll OF ID e, Ledge, this 25th day nf Mar,h ~
the ear o. W Lord one thousand eight br" "
ded and eighty.
GEO. W. IRWIN. II, Clerk
JOHN +. FoRBis. ATTY Tor fin'nuH. sc? 81
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Order to Show cause.

tn the Probate CoIgt Of the County OF Deer Lodge
Territory of Montana.
In the matter of the estate of Ann Norton, deceased
Frederick Gleason, the administrator inc er
tate OF Ann Norton, deceased. having rendered WI"
presented for setti, mcbt and hied ~
this Court annual account oi ns
administration Of tht eatate OF snh ~
CEASED, II Ii ordered that Saturday, the i5h gag "
May 1850 being dry of u term of this couIt ioWt
Of tne March term. 1880. ut 10 O'Clock a. IN De- nv
the same IL hereby, appointed for the settlement
the said account, when and where person Interest
ed In raid estate may appear and CONTEXT the SANE
ORREN EMERSON,
bG5.st 10 .- q Probate Judge
Dated April d, 1889.
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Order. to show Cause.

In the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge County Montsas
Tefntory-In the matter Of the estate OF helnr'cn
c. Wiebbold, deceased
On reading and filing the petition Of William A.
Clark the executor Of the estate OF said deceased;
praying for an order TO sell tho whole Of the persona
property Of said estate prayed for In said pc1o,
appear before the Judge of the Probate Court Of inc
tot and county OF Deer Lodge. Territory OF noni
tans at the court Of said court IN the town va
county aforesaid, on the l7ta day OF May A. y ss
At 10 O'Clock, a. m, then and there TO sho" 'A"'
Why such order should not he granted
56i-3t ORREN RMERSON, Probate judge
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CATARR
Is IT CURARLE2

UyHOsE who hare suffer from tho v1rjo,s ana corp.
plisatcd forms OF disease assumed by Cntarr and
have tried many physcians ald n ed wiiho,rt ri,
or cure, await Tie answr 70 this aacs Ion with co s or.
able anxiety And wei they mHy no disease that
d strnctve to heath as Catarri froachiis, Asthma
the lungs follow. in many instan - cas-, az siInp
but neglected Cat rrh. Other Sympathetic aiectors
such IS drafnes Impaired eyes g and loss of 81 ns
OF SIN II. may bc frrcdto o. |! but ncycrth less
serious suits Of nerlcctr Cntarrh, bad enough n
themselves hut nothing compared with tho danger
affections OF the troa: and la - likely 10 follow
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f M PER d r
Imported Clydesdale Stallion

The services of the Imported Ciydesdale Stallion,
En- pcrOr, will be offered to the public for the
sen q OF 1 = %
army breeding farm, near Helena. Montana, ct the
low price Of Sa3 Tor the srsron VI $40 TO insure.
d.. . F. pedi gree: ss
Imported Emperor, lCiydesdalel, bred by Mr.. Iohn
steward Ochiltree Mil, LinIithsosshre. scotland,
out Of his prize mare, Nanses tNancyl, winner o.
many prizes In Scotland and dam OF many prize AMI
-uals was got ny Lothian Tom. Emperor was got by
anonishcr half brother u Rintin
kobbin winner of first prize at Dumfries Highland
society Show beating the Prince Of Wales the only
time he was beaten. Vanquisher got by Old
Burpamie: by Old Rob Roy. g.. ...t.f..t -
Emperor gained the nrst prize ns a yearliDg at Lin
ithgow the e 40 prize At Brampton. Scotland, when
three years old and the first prize At the Helena
Montana, Fair in 1873. -
Emperor is beautiful dappe hav with black legs
years old this spring, stands II hands high and
weighs 2i0n pounds. He was imported from Scotland
in 1875 by Hon. J. Douglass. Oak Ridge, Canada
ut q cost OF S2,5I5.
Good pasturage win be furnished free and the bes
OF care taken OF stock left In charge but We will
not be accountable tor any accidents. ....
Breeders invited to call and examine the horse
$50. .. a Is. r. POTTS.
HELENA, M. T., March %, 1880.
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IT CAN Be CURED,

TTcan be cured Therr Is no doubt about Il. The i'm
mediat r. lief anordc by sAsroRD's RapIoAL
CrEE ron CATAnRH y but slight ev dcnce OF what
ncrustcd matter that has lodged III The nasal passages
Is removed with few applications; The liberation Al
Inflammation sahdncd and healed; the entire mernira.
nous Innings OF thc head eleansed and purified Con.
siitutionay ITS action II that OF powerful purf, ing
agent Destroying u lis course through the system
the acid poison the obstructive agent In catarrhal
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Notice to Creditors.
Fsta,e q, o,is strickland, deceased.

Estate OF Otis Strickland, deceased
Notice IL hereby given by the undersigned aon" ~
istrat,,r Of the esiaie of ,ts strickland desease
the creditors OF and oil per~ons having claims
the SAIL decreased. 20 exhibit them with the VIVIAN
~ vouchers within month after the nrst X
OF this notice 10 tine sald administrator ~ ms
Deer Lodge in said County CT Deer Lodges ~,
- M,RCELLUS STRICKLAND
Admr Of the estate ofous strickland. des s.ss
Dated April -. lasQ.
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Each package contains DIR. Sanforl's Improved In
hang Tub and iull directions for It's use "a all
Price, u. Forsalc by all wholesale and retail druggists
and dealers throughout the United States and an las.
WEEKS q POTTER, General Agents and hpiesale
Druggists, Boston, Mass.
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Endorsed by a Prominent Drugpist,

hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased the
RADICAL CURR OF me, and from time to time made mo
familiar with his case. 1beevc his TO be true
In every particular. JAS r. DERBY.
FITcuuCIo, Oct. IL. +
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sEAsoN-APHIL IS TO JULY is.
Terms for the season, SI5

Insurance $40 to $40 This money must be paid
before mares are taken away. II mares not viii
foal money will be returned.
Mares not left In my charge must be paid for when
bred
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FREDERICK WILLIAM is a dapple gray. years old
i6k hands high and weighs 900 pounds.
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MAMMOTH PAINT SHOP /!
Liver Main Street, j: Helena, Montana.
r. L. KING, PROPRIETOR.

Hou.e. Sign I'D Ornamental Painter. Order. n
eevcd for all Kin II work. and promptly executed
at the lowest rates. An kinds and sizes of rlazed
rash for sale. fs7 :
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colt sired BY the above horse weighing about 400
pounds, win make h. season nj my ranch, Hell Gate
Valley, Rcderick McRaes, Mouth Of Henderson,, and
at Phiiiprburg.
Terms fol service OF this hnrse SO for the season.
Insurance, s15 Mares lef. with me at my ranch viii
be pastnred at 81 Per month.
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! have In pasture, In which are nv own wild mares
q number OF yo.ng horses sired by Frederick william
Parties wishing the services ef these horses with pas
turage can have the same At IS tor the season.
GA III mares left at rirk of owners, and all bill
must be paid before they are taken away.
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TscH ENTERTAINMENT.
Pidlin and the island Of Koljutschin are
the only places on the route that ara inhab
tied. When arrived 1t Pid.in was re-
osiyed In front Of the tents Of the village
and conducted TO Tschepscbo's tent, and he
promised to 60 with me 10 Ansdyrsk In
February. Ny host bad wife and three
children. The children were fully undress-
"a for bed. The adults had on short trow-
sers made OF tanned skin and OF STUFF
for the women. rwvH @r
Il seems It would be difficult to sleep In
the oppressive heat which Is maintained
tho whole night with traiu-oil lamps; new
srthe'ess those people covered up with deer
hides In addiusn to the nsoligse mentioned
Ar, besides the heat, the lodging was per-
vsdei with horrible stencil. (The Tsch
do thoir nec ,ssary exoretion 10 the domi-
t,ry.) Icould not endure it and Was com
PEELED to step outside twice to inhale fresh
cir. As W turned out next morning oui
hostess served breakfast In rude trough
or tray and the mons consisted Of seal iissh
and ssal blnbbsr garnishsd with sort Of
sausr-kiaut prepared from fermented saliz
leaves; for second course We had seal
liver, and ct last seal blood-the whole
frozen.
| AMULETs WORK.
Among objects Of interest to ethnography
Isaw, besides the chamsntromme(s) which
il not here worshipped with the supersti.
tious fear I have seen elsewhere, bundle
Of amuiets fastened on narrow strap, and
alupins Uranium twolf skulD similarly fas.
tened. The nrst consisted Of wooden twee
ssr about two inches In length. snch q
ars usually wos. o. ~ breast among the
Tsch. Toe other was wsaf skin with the
whole cartilage Of ths snous (nosxls) IT.
tached, together with fat ssoue. Ae.
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Next morning We had opportunity to Oh.
servs their method Of catching and slaugh-
tsring thor deer. Two mon enter the herd.
when they have sighted tho animals they
want they throw running nooss (lasso) Of
% to 30 feet In length aroand IL horns,
Skipping forward and backward In it, Of.
forts 10 escape, IL thereby pulls the mar
Who has bold Of the moose for some mo.
ments. In the meantime the other man ap
proachss tho animal, seiEes II BY the horns,
throws Il 10 the earth and finishes it,apply.
ing smart stab behind the brisket. Il ID
then consigned 10 the women. Who disem-
bowel IL The stomach and sntrails are smpt.
led OF their sontents and used 10 preserve
tho blood. The animal IL finally skinned,
A TscH INN.
We started on our homo journey about II
o'clock Q. n. Toward dark our postillionl
sought shelter In . miserable Init on The
bordsr Of Lake Utsehunutsoh. This hat o.
isn't Vas pitched In N excavation In one o
sTurpHA.-I an not certain what this term sgaiaes
bet think Il dlayal formation Of glacial origin con
eisting Of gravel. -TFanslstos.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-21
RenOyIng wrecks.

Sealed proposals for removing wrecks
were opaned al noon yesterday by Col
onel J. N. MGeOmb, u. S. Engineer al
Philadelphia:
The sohconers "E. B. Wharton u
"W. G. Dearborn" "B. H. Irons,''
an. A. Mehagan." "M. B. Smith, /"
"HeIen Rommel," ~. B. AUSTIN" aud
"Jesste Wilson, lying in the Delaware
Brealcwstsr Harbor, and the schooner
"Addie Walton" lying in Delaware
Bay, six miles above Cross Ledge Light.
The following bids were forwarded 10
Washington to await the decision OF
the Department:
The Coast Wreckirg Company oi
New York, $22,500; John VanPatten
and Thomas A. scott, Of Philsdelphia,
s23 600; George Dick, of Baltimore,
81, 525, and George W. Townsend, Of
Boston, $l2, 20s.
The estimated cost of removal by
pontoons is 50, 500 for each vessel, max.
ing total OF $25 900; but the contract,
or will be allowed the hulks and their
cargoes, the latter consisting of $3.50
tons of coal. II is likely, however,
that the cargoes have become so scat
tered by this time as to be triding in
value.
The wrecks must be reasoned by the
6 rst of August.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-21
wondny's treat Tornad do.

Additional particulars of the grea'
tornado that visited Missouri and Other
Western States on Monday, do not les
sen the reports of loss of life and
property as reported in yesterdays s
papers:
At Ei Paso, H., the damage Is esti.
mated at many thousands o! dollars.
Reports from Janesville, Wis, state
that the storm track for ten miles
gives evidence Of damage which $780,.
900 would hardly replace.
The State University of Illinois, at
Champaign, suffered badly by tht
storm Oh the lSta instant. Part OF the
new main building was unroofed and
the old section was entirely wrecked.
Dispatches from s.. LouiI mention
that at MarshRsld q child was founl
lodged in the crotch OF g tree about
thirty feet from the ground; 1t was
ouly slightlyinjured. The little town
Of Barnettsvilie, and further down the
valley the town Of North Moreau, were
almost entirely demolished. At tomt
points the track Of the tornado was
half q mile wide. The loss by storm /!
estimated at about $400 900. Fully
seven-eights Of Marshield are now
without homes, clothing or focd. The
dest tuition and suffering defy descrip
ton.
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hall, william.
arRrLEMEE's list.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NTOTICE.-We, FRANCIS KELLY 81 30.
~ hereby give notice that we shall apply
to thu judges ofthe Court of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State of
Delaware, in and for the County OF New Cas-
tie, on Monday, the l0sh day OF May next A.
D., 1880, that being the first day of the May
Term of said Comt, for license 10 sell in
toxicstIn2 liqrors In quantitioa not less than
one half gallon, Mt No. 103 Market street the
First Ward of the city of Wilmington, Deia-
ware. he following respectable Ci izens ,resid.
ing, ia said ward, recommend the said appli.
cation to wit:
Mani Rlchenberger, Jase oh LOw5er,
JOS Niedermaier, John ', Christy,
Patrick LsIly. Aug. Ashenbach,
Lawrence Kieran, Martin D0ordan,
Thomas Pagan, Daniel Melarkey,
.Iohn Mealey, VIM. W. Anthony,
James w King. Edward Rogers,
Fred D. Moore. Caleb Niller,
las. l. Dickinson. Wm Kyne,
O. W Kitzeman, Thomas Mccormick,
Henry Bradley, Wm. AlsentZer,
]. WcCabe, George Steinick' n.
4-2l-3t FRANCIS KELLY " CO.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-21
Mset,nC oftno PreaD,tcry.

The New Castle Presbytery, whose
jurisdiction covers the State of Della,
ware and the Eastern Shore of Mary.
land, met in St. Georges Presbyterian
church last evening. The report Of
the Committee of Arrangements recon-
mended programme for the sessions
of the Presbytery. The retiring Mod
orator, Rev. E. W. Gaylord, of Galena,
Md, preached sermon after which
the following officers were elected:
Moderator--Rev, Gilbert Boardman,
of Port Penn. Del.
Temporary Clerks-Elder c. B. Fin.
ley, Of Blkton, and Rev. Robert Graham
OF Lower Brandywine.
The Presbytsry then adjourned un.
til this morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-21
session Of tue A. O. q. F.

The annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Delaware A. o. G. F., was
held in the Liebsrman Building yes,er'
day.
i. II. Nelson the Grand Master, re-
ported the Lodge of The Order to be in
good condition.
Joseph Il. Stanton was elected repre-
sentative to the National Grand Lodge.
Resolutions thanking the Grand Mas
ter for the faithful discharge Of his
duties were adopted.
The following officers of the Grand
Lodge we're elected and installed.
Right Honorable Grand Master
Edwin Hirst, American Star Lodge,
No. /.
Right Honorable Deputy Grand Mas
ter-John Il. Hendr;xson. Washington
Lodge No. 3.
Right Honorable Grand Chaplain
Jerman J. McMullin, Washington
Lodge, No. 3.
Right Honorable Grand Secretary
Joseph G. McHinnon, Harmony Ledge,
No. 4.
Right Honorable Grand Treasurer
Charles II Coans, Washington Lodge,
No. 3.
Right Honorable Grand Warden
John Grantlard, American Star Lodge,
No. l,
Right Honorable Grand Junior War
den-Lswis Yorker, American Star
Lodge No. /.
Right Honorable Grand Tylsr-Joseph
II. Stanton, American Star Lodge No. /.
Right Honorable Grand Junior Tyler
james Shillingford, American Star
Lodge, No. l.
The semi annual session of the Lodge
will be held next November.
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AF@LLY WOODS Smash UP.
Two Carriages COIlide-Dr. Lub.
ems OF Newport beverley Injnr-

A collision occurred on the Newpart
Pike in the Folly Woods yesterday us-
tween twelve and one o'clock which re-
suited In severe injuries 10 DR.. Isaac
Lukens of Newport, and completely de-
molished his gig besides injuring the
market dearborn Of Robert Rankin who
resides in Mil Creek Hundred near
Newark. Yesterday afternoon as usual
on Tuesday market days, number OF
wagons were coming to market.
In the rear of three that were clo'e
together Mr.. Rankin came along and
catching up with Mrs. John Harsher of
Newport, who wss on foot carrying q
basket Of flower plants and also on her
way to market, hs stopped and took
her in his carriage. Catching up with
the carriages ahsad and wishing to
pass them and there heiLg & no room on
the right side 10 pass he pulled around
to the lsft and had proceeded but q
short distance when he met Dr.LukenS
in a GIG returning from the direction of
Wilmington.
Just as Mr.. Rankin and DR.. Lukens
were about passing each other, Mr
Rankin's horse took fright it is sap
posed at one of the white covered wag
Gus and roaring up on his hind legs'he
came dowu with all his weight on Dr.
Lukens and his frail gig, crushing them
10 the ground, the gig falling to pieces
like a bundle of lose spokes and felloss.
In tho general smash.up DR.. Lukens
was struck in the side probably by one
Of the horse's feet and 1t was with some
difficulty that he could extricate him
self from the ruins, and when he got
no he nplainsd Of being hurt in the
side.
The Doctors horse bscor.ing detached
from tLe broken ruins ran on to his
stable only short distance ahead. The
appearance of the horse without the
g'x or Or. Lukens, alarmed the family,
Then son got another carriage and
mgeti2g his father toOk him home.
Upon an examination of the Doctors
injuries it was found that three ribs
we're broken aad that he was otherwise
badly hurt. Mr.. Rapkin's carriage
was slightly Injured, and his harness
broken.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-21
Raston Distrtc. Appointments.

Rev. Thomas Martindale, the Presid.
Il ing Elder of the EsstOn District of the
Methodist Episcopal church, announces
the following appointments for the
next three months:
April.-Galena, II, IS; Cecilton, IS,
10, Millipgton, "a, 25; Sudlersville, rs,
%; Chestertown, April 80 and May 2.
May. Still Pond, 2, 3; Kent, s, 0;
Pomona, 9, 10; Centreville, Is, l6i
Church Hill, l6. II; Queenstown, %,
%; Kent leland, %, %; Greensboro, 20
80; Marydel, 30, 81.
June.-Hillsboro, 5, 6; Kings Creek
|6, 7; Esston, II, l3; Trappe, II. l3;
Royal Oak, u; l3; st. Michael's IS, 20;
Talbot, 10, 20; Odessa, 2G, 27; Middle.
town, 27, 2S.