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INsoLvENTs NOTICE.

John @. Skunk vs.. his Creditors.
nRDERED this oath day Of December, A.
~ ID. 1879, that John g. Skunk pc.
ttioner for the benefit of the 48th Article Of the
Code Of Public General Laws Of the State Of
Maryland, entitled Insolvents, give notice to
his creditors, endorsers and sareties, that ne
I'd Monday Of May, A. d. 1880, is fixed
for the said John @. Skunk to appear ia the
Circuit Court for Carroll county to answer
such inteTrogatories or allegations as his cred
tors, endorsers or kNreties may propose or
allege against him and that copy Of this
order be Published in some newspaper printed
in the city Of Westminster for three months
prior to the said I'd Monday Of May next,
as such notice.
FRANK +. SHAW,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
dec 27.3m
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Election of Directors.

UsaoS NATIONAL BANK oF wrsraIxsrRa. !
DEcEsBgR IL, 1870.
A n election for Ten Directors for this
"A Bank will be held on Tuesday, ne fSfh
day Of JaHRqiy, 1850, between the hours Of
ll'oitloek, A. M and u O'CLOCK, NJ. Of said
day, o. said Bank. J. W. Herring,
doc la-ie Cashier.
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10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
William =. Maulsby, ct ais. Trustees, va.
George shower and Rachel, his wife. !
nRpERED this 2nd day Of January, a.
~ ID. 1850, that the account Of the Auditor
filed IN this cause be finally ratified and con.
airy, instant; provided copy Of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day il some newspaper pab-
lished 10 Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,--Test
Jan s.2t Faux 4. SH4w, CLERK.
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A seven year old daughter of John d. Da.
Wis, near Watersyille, this county, was burned
to death on Saturday last, by setting her
clothes on FIRE whilst playing with fire. The
mother Of the child had gone to a spring for
water, and returning, finding the child's
clothes on fire, endeavored to extnguish the
flames, aud in doing SO was so badly burned
her recovery is doubtful.
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Toy and Variety Store +!

M R@- CALLAGHAn1.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAS just received q large stock Of chill.
- drens' baggies and carriages, hobby
horsss, wagons, seloeipedes. hoops, toys, balls,
musical instruments, satchels, baaketa. picture
irames, stationery, balls and bats, dancing
rope1, dolls, Ornamental braekeis, books,
fancy articles, fruits, coniectioneries, ke.
a cali is solicited a they viii BE- sold
cheap. dsr p
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PRIVATE SALE or HOUSE & LOT
In Fountain Taaey.

TlE subscriber offers at private sale the
L House md Lot situated
about p miles from Westmin. ASA-A
ster, on the road leading To- ~
Taneytown. The Lot contains 1ft1 1s.ss.1
ABOUT 2 ACRES OF LAND, improved
with Log House, weatherboarded, stories
high, with basement, and confirms s rooms
and cellar. The house is in good repair,
having been recently built. There are all
the necessary ontbuildings in good repair; a
Railing spring Of water near the door; a
variety Of choice fruit, while the entire lot is
enclosed with good fence. Persons desiring
to view the premises can call upon the under.
signed, residing near by, who will give all
the particulars.
IL not sold at private sale il will be offered
at public sale on SATURDAY, JANUARY
81, 1850, at o'clock, p. IN.
jan S-its CHAS. b. ST0NER, Agent.
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The Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of
Carroll County has elected the following OH
GERS President, DR.. j. W. Herring; Secre-
tary and Treasurer, Richard Mauningi Gen.
eral Agent, John I. Difenbanghi Directors,
DR.. j. W. Herring. Alfred zollickofier, David
Prueh, Granville s. Haines, Granville T.
Herring. Dr.. Samuel Swope, Richard Man.
ming, DR.. Henry Il. Bellz, David Fowble.
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NOTICE.

TiliE National Creys' BAND respectfully
a offer their services 10 the public for Pic
Mics and Social Entertainments. ct terms 10
suit lhe limpa For further information and
terms apply V J, ,. MITrEN,
Band Agent
Prof 7, D. EIlls, Teacher. juIy setf
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The trial Of Felix Mnnshour, foI the muir
der Of his cousin, james i. Weizel, near Elm
mittsburg, Ia August last, which began 10 the
Frederick circoh court on Monday Of las
week, eliminated in "a verdict Of murder IN
DE frst degree on Thursday.
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Fatal nIae on a Runauay Horse.

On Wednesday a fatal aud shocking nooi'
dent occurred near Sykesville, in this county.
Charles f. Caulk, youth about twelve years
old, who was on a visit to Mr.. James Grant,
living four miles from Sykesville, was sent to
Marroitsylle on horseback. When about
two miles from that place bis horse became
frightened by tho barking Of a dog and ran
oil. Ailer running about half mile, young
canlk fell or was thrown of. His foot caught
in stir'np aud be was dragged about 300
yards, when the horse was stopped. Upon
examination il was found that he neck, left
leg and leii arm of tho unfortunate youth we're
broken, and his death was almost instant
His body was terribly bruised and cut, and
the hreast bone was crushed in. The remains
were taken to the residence Of Mr.. Grant,
and bis mother, Mrs Emma Caulk, who lives
at Lisbon, Howard county, was notified.
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VGkS Illustrated Floral Guide.

A BEAUTIFUL work Of loo pages, one colored
IA Flower Plato and Sl0 Illustrations with Dc
scriptions OF all the best Flowers and Vegetables
with price Of seeds and how TO grow them An i.,r
FIVE cent stamp. In English or German
NlCkS SEEDS are the best In the world. Five
GEMS for postage viii buy the FLORAL Guide telling
how 10 get them.
The Flower and Vegetable Garden, 155 Pages. six
Colored Plates, and many hundred Engrayinrs For
p cents In paper covers sl.oO In elegant cloth. In
German or English.
Yicks illustrated Monthly Mngazne--a2 PaEes A
tulorod 'lale ~ every numbeE aud many line En-.
eriyingE fTicc 81 YEAR FIVE Coties f,ir 81 IA
Specimen Numbers sent Tor 10 CENTS trIal cof,ies
for % cents Address.
jams JAMES WICK, Rochester, n, Y.
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DIVIDEND.

Udox NATIONAL BANK o. WKs3N,x69sa. ll
Htstnfhster, pfe<etff ee, Isze
rTsHE President aud Directors qf this Bank
a have this dry declared 1 Semi; Annual
Dividend Of -FOUR PER CkNT. open she
Capital Stock Of the Eatk, ,'ayebls Oh and
sfier Apadsy, jeanafs y 1856, clear ii s,alr
Taxez. J. W. HEKfNG.
dec x1-9t Cashier
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saturday--elondy and mild; Sunday-clear.
bright and warm; Monday---eloudya aud rains:
Tuesday raned alldayi Wednesday cloudy,
with occasional rains; Thursday-clos,d,y'
partially clear; Friday cloudy aud rainy. -
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HfHE undersigned, Administrator Of Jacob
4 Marker, deceased, will sell at Public
Sale, at the First National Bank Of Wcstlnin
sier, on Thursday, the ED day Of Janna,T,
1889, at 70 o'clock, 4. w., 8EFEk SHARES
81 the first National Bank Of Wesiminstor.
Terips Cash
CYRUS scHwEiGART,
jan 8.is Administrator.
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For better Sewing Machine than tho
White or Crown

A NY one wishing 70 getthe best aud latest
"A improved Sewing Machines shpuld call
on the undersigned where they can see the
perfect WHITE with self.threadine Shuttle.
and The Light Running CROWN, very best
and most complete machines in the world,
at Wholesale and Retail
AuhNTS WANTED 10 every county in
State Of Maryland not already occupied. Ma
chimes sold very low TO dealers for cash.
Write for terms and prices 70 AGENTS
On account Of the great merit Of these
two machines viii close out the balance az
my stock and keep nothing but the bcst--lhe
White and Grown.
CLOSING OUT SALES.
Morris Sewing Machine q rs 90
Singer New Family Machine. ...........~ 1000
Dauntless Sewing Machine. ........,..... 22.00
Domestic Sewing Machine. ............... 2b.O0
Second Hand Machines from 81 70 $40.
ltyoa wish 10 buy at above low prices call
before tho stock Il al sold DO DOT let any
agent bnlldoze YOU. They ~ i on me, BAT
! Il will not work. WIIsisl SELL CHEAP
But zee these machines 90 yea92pli. and by
bayipg Of me save ien ~ f!ssp aeilsi.
QarFQll Street, next door 10 Lutheran Churph,
Westminster, Nd, eag ao'nay lo-sys
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AT PRIVATE SALE.

A NICE Dwelling House, ssablinR and
"A Ice Hoasp. all u good order; situated
on tie cprner Of Green aud Madison sts.,
Westminster Nd. Anpiyto
GEO. r. ALBAUpHy or
jan ss2m GEO. ", MATTHEWS,
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TRUSTEES SALE.


PY virtue OF special order of tho Court of
- Common Pleas Of Baltimore City, passed
in the matter Of the estate Of Edmund L. H.
Geiger an lnsolyent Debtor, the subscribers,
as Trustees Of said Insoyent. will soil by
Public Auction, on the premises, on
Tuesday, he s7h day Of January, 1850,
at III O'Clock, A. NJ. Of that day, all those
three lots, situate in Manchester, Carroll
county, which are described and conveyed In
an assignment from Esther Geger TO said Il.
i. II. Geigef, dated January 25th, 1870. and
recorded among the Land Records Of said
county in libcr j. B. b., No. 3s, folio 92
6c., 10 which reference is made for more
particular description thereof
LIST All those two lots separated only BY
an alley aud used and occupied as one prop
erty, on which respectively are
the Brick Dwelling House oe, AMI
cupied by Adam Shower, aud ~
the Stable in the rear thereof,
the house lot being part OF lot No. "a on
the plat Of Manchester aud having front oil
twenty-five feet on Main street, and a depth
Of 1872 feet to said alley, and the stable loi
being about of the same Dimensions, and be.
ing part Of tract OF land called German,
town, aud Of the lots No. 80 and 40 on the
plat OF Germantown.
ihese Two lois VIII be soid together and
are subject to ground rent of seventy-fv,
cents per annum.
I'd. All that part Of a tract Of land ealleS
New Market situate about one hundred ant
| fifty yards from the above described property
containing about Three Roods and Eigh
4 Square Perches Of Land, on which there is al
apple orchard, in good condition, being wei
known as Mrs. Geiger's lot, and bounding OF
an alley on the South, and on Mr. Eyerhart'
lot on the West, and particularly described b
metes and bounds in the assignment abov
referred to.
This lot is subject to the yearly rent G
three dollars and twenty cents.
The terms Of sale according to the specia
order aforesaid are, one-third cash on day {
sale, and the balance in two equal instalment
at four and eight months, the notes Of III
purcharers with interest and approved sect
rity 10 be given for the credit payments, G
the whole purchase money may be paid j
cash, ut the purchasers option.
STEWART BROWN,
THOMAS WHELAN,
jan 3 81 Trustees.
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A connection Of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad with the Cumberland Valley and
Western Maryland roads has been determined
upon, and the work Of constructing n road
bed a distance of sixteen miles willcommenee
Monday. The connection will give the road
an outlet TO Baltimore and all the Northern
and Eastern cities. It is expected that the
road bed will be completed by next October,
The road will pass within half a mile Of
Sharpsburg, thence by the Grimes Mil,
Longs Mill the college Of St. James, and
south from Shepherdstown Il already con
meets with the Baltimore and Ohio road near
Duflield's and will cross the Chesapeake and
Ohio road near Waynesboro', Augusta coun'
", Va.
Election Of steward 90 the Aims House
The County Commissioners yesterday elect
ed Mr.. James J. Roller Steward Of the Car
roll county Aims House, to succeed Mr.. Johr
Tracey, who has held the position for si'
years. Mr.. Roller is resident Of Manehes
ter district, and a farmer. His compensation
has been fixed at $3.50 per annum. He viii
take charge of the Aims House farm mex
April. Mr.. John Tracey handed in his resig
nation on Friday morning.
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15e ACRES OF LAND,


more or less, which we're conveyed to the
said George H. Frazier, by the said Daniel
Frazier aud wife by deed dated the 7lh day Of
June, A. d. 1873, and recorded among the
Land Records of said county, in Lber J. b.
Il. No. 43, folio 2s4, &c. Containing in all
42S Acres, ? Roods and "A Perches OF Land.
more or less. The improvements consist Of
a two-story Stone Dwelling, large Bank Barn,
with stabling for 90 head OF cattle, Dairy,
Smoke House, and Corn House. Also set OF
buildings on the turnpike, viz; good two.
story Log House, Stable and Barn. Twenty
Acres in Wood, same in Meadow; will cut
100 tons Of hay; in fine state Of cultivation.
The Terms Of Sale are Cash.
II. j. CUTTINGS,
FIELDER G. SLINGLUFF,
Administrators pen,lente lite Of
Noah Worihington Of Ohm
jan BITS X. c. MATHEWS, Auetioneer.
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Executors Sale Of Valuable Real Estate
Jabez A. Bush, Executor.
New Light Running Domestic Sewing Ma.
chine--J @. Skunk.
L. A. Sharrer 4 Som underlakers and
Cabinet Makers,
John Berry, Attorney at Law, Manchester,
Md.
lingling 4 Matthew Insurance Agency.
A Card-Dr. E. W. Free, Specialist.
List Of Letters Legal Notices
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NO. 1925.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County sitting
in Equity.
Henry Z. Beltz, Trustee, vs.. George Bankert
and wife.
nRDERED this 3ist day Of December,
~ 1879, that the sale Of the real property
in the proceedings in the above cause men.
toned, made and reported in the above cause
by Henry L. Beltz, trustee, under a deed Of
trust 70 him from the defendants, be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day Of February next; provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county, Maryland once in
each Of three successive weeks before the 9th
day OF January next. The report states the
amount of sale to be 81 10000.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True Copy-Test.
jan 1884, FRANK L. SHAW, Clerk.
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III 1fAehH hhAUHA1iI REMEDY.
prepared BY Dr.. Geo. L. Horn. pbar-
maclst, Lafayette Ave. and Six,ckcr street..
baltimore, 70 any one saiisbine from Hken.
matism or Gout We have ns6ti this vninabId
medicine with he hesl xsutis sad t&n.of
speak TOO highly n ~ pzrisn Respectfully.
n. 7. ghan@an, $40 Druid HUI Ave. Jnnass
$, Jas. n. 0oltaI, BALTIMORE
AJAX your Druggist o. Grocer fir Il D. 4r.ie
difeet 70 On. GEs y. Hons, IIAIaysiIS Ave.
and Stricken st. naitimure. FrscS 80 cents
per boiile bottles foF Sl15. aug 9-6m
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st. Johns Parochial School,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SELECT DEPARTMENT..

CLASaIOs end MATHEMATICS taught.
" Particular attention paid q Eaeiish
Composition. Tcrmsp per quarter Of 10 weeks,
from - 10 $40 acc0rdinRto the silsdies nur-
sued. +. A. McGIRR, a. Nj, i1ineipaI
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2lo ACRES OF LAND.

more or iess, which was conveyed to the said
Daniel Frazier by a certain John Kettlewell
and wife, by deed dated the 10th day of April,
A. d. 1862, and recorded among the Land
Records ofsaid county, in Liber j. B. b., No.
10, folio $50, &c. Also all that part of Q
tract OF land called "Hooker's Meadow En-
larpedu containing
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NO. 1914 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
William T, Maulshy and others, Trustee, We.
ADAM Shower and wills.
.nRnERED this I'd day Of january, A. d.
~ 1850, that the aceopHl Of the Auditor
filed 10 this cause be finally ratified and con,
irmed, unless cause 10 the contrary thereof
be shown on or before tho 18th day of Janua.
ry inst provided a copy Of This order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the
last named day ia some newspaper published
in Carroll county.
FRANK t. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy,-Test,
Jan a-2t fkAEK I, SHAw, Clerk.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED livery SATURDAY ny
VANDERFORD BROS.
oonNER ogaAN AsD CENTRE srRrrr

ThRais.-s2 per year Ia advance single c,n,,s 4
esas, N9snbscription discontinued until All afresr,
ADVERTISING RATEs.-fjue snf,hr r. ~ H., ,,,
be inserted imes OF less for 81 and 2icents fr
suoseguent insertion. One square mos 81 M, a
me-, - ~ mos, - business Cards not exco,.lin,,
llhvs - per year. When the Number Of inseytn,s
y h2l marked advertisements viii he continued rni
iolu ala Vlih,ged accoidinely. Yearly advertisers
ltnlc and Figure Work double price Business ~
tnls 10 venus pcrline Marriages and Deaths insprt,
gents per line. '''''''eaNt Us o
addressed to "THE AnynclT ''N '""uiu NC
h5- Entered at ne fOst0acr llc.f,aIus,r M 80
SecoHd Glass hdacr. "P7 a.
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Landlords Sale
or A VERY EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE
ASSORTMENT or
HOTEL FURNITURE,

Including about 80 Walnut Chamber Sets,
complete 80 Cottage Chamber Sets, com.
plete, and other Furniture, in Westminster,
Carroll County, Nd.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
A Sharp Boy.

Detroit Free Press.
At late hour Friday night the
police found hoy aJuLt ten years
old sitting on the steps of the cItl
hail. and when he had been stirred
up he explained:
"MN names johnny Stewart and
| 1--we near Grass Lake: The folk :
went home last night and left ~,
on the fair grounds without cent.
That's just the sort of man dad is
Ii We don't keep tight 10 his srrlS
all the lime he'll leave uS ina strange
town dead broke"
"\nd now what will Nou do ="
"i'll make the old man sick"
GLOW e.
"NcNcr Non mind. I've got II plan
laid Ia tiN him for gong back on me "
He walked down To the central
station and slept in IN arm chair
the rest OF the night. AtEIn early
hour this morning he walked into
the American Express office and
asked:
"Do YOU run 10 Glass Lake."
"lCs."
Then ship me there &. o. D."
After few inquiries he Vas ac
c"ptcd and duly tagged, and when
the wagons went down he WAS
among the parcels to he carefully
handled. To an inquirer mt the
depot he answered:
dad is counted the shirpcst man
III our county on IA horst trade, but
| guess he isn't a great ways ahead
of me on this transaction"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20
THE GUARDIAN.
ny LITTLE BOY THAT DIED.

Look on his pretty face for just one min
ntc,
.Hs braided frock, his dainty buttoned
shoes,
His frm-shut hand, the favorite plnything
in IL,
Aud tell me. mothers, vast not hard TO
lose
Aud miss him from my side
My little boy that dicd'
How many another boy as dear aud charm
His father, hope, his mothers one de-
light,
Slips through strange siclnrs>os, al fear
diSlrmlug,
And lives u long, long life in parents
sight!
Mine was 81 short PRIDE
Aud then my poor hoy died.
I see him rocking on his vood,n charger;
hear him parrrrIng through ia" h"uS"
all dlv;
watch hr. great blue eyes grow large
aud larger,
fastening To stories whether grave "r
gay,
Told At the bright fr"sidc-
80 dark Uus, since he died.
But vet often think my boy i, living,
AAAring - my Other children az.
When good night Kisses | AL round am
giving,
Keep one for him, tbansh he is 50 far.
Can II mere grave divide
Me from him, though h" died?
so while come and plant it DER with
dli>'r..
Nothing hnt childish dai~,"s, 81 year
rnuud.J
Continually Gods hand the ,rrtiiu raises.
Aud bear his merry VOICE sound
And trl him ~ NY side -
Ny little boz that dird.
Miss Mao. h.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20

good clerk said: Madam, IL you
we're to drop dead and wake up where
there is weeping, and wailing, and
grasbing Of teeth, | could never
sleep ut uight aiterward. You could
not buy "a pound Of tea at this cstab.
iishmcnt for all the wealth OF the
Indies. The color of the tea is pro.
duccd by Prussian blue, which eau.
ses Justification of the valvnlar sys.
TEN of the heart. can see by your
lrathery complexion, that is caused
by the tannin in tea. that yOn are
not long for this world. How do
know you have made your peace
with hcavcu!"
Got any good cofiec!7 asked u
fresh customer.
Sc have some beans faced with
p Dhatc OF calcium and sulphatc
q rum. but the man who gets
a., of 1t has to show a clean bill ni
health from his spiritual adviser
There WAS no trade with that man.
either.
Finally. when there were no Gus
toners in the store. the interview
between the enragcd storekecpcI
and his clerk took place, but the
clerk 50 imprcSsivclN warned the
grorrr-with an AK handle-not t'
approach too close unless he was
prepared to 20 home, that th,if bus
mess relations were dissolved hl
mutual consent. The moral of all
of which is that things are not al
ways what they GdIreNton
N,rs.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1880-10-20

TIN, Institution was regularly incorpo-
rated hy the Legislature of the State for
Educational and Charitable purposes in
l-f-. FOR TIE TERM OF TWENTY-FIVE
ITNI~, Ia which contract the inviolablc
faith of the state is pledged, which pledge
has been renewed hy an overwhelming
popular vote, securing its franchise in the
new constitution adopted December 2d, A.
u. 10, with Capital Of 81 100000, IL
which il has since added reserve fund Of
S35o,uo0. Its Grand Single Number Dis.
tribution will take place Monthly, on the
second Tuesday. HHcrer -chies or po'tpones.
Look NJ the following distribution:
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HOMER MALE COLLEGE.
THE TwE<rY.FIRSr SESSION will be.

THE TWT<TY.FlRST SESSION will be-
| gin the First of September.
The Fall Term ends the I'D of December.
The Spring Term will begin the ri of Jan
uary, and end the ~ ot June, l--l.
Tuition. 3. and dollars per month,
PAYABLE ut the end ot each month, uElcss
other arrangements are made.
\ liberal deduction for tuition paid in
ddrdH'c per tr1.
Contingent fee 81 per term paid on the pm
pills entrance.
Board, Including lights aud fuel, si3 per
month in private families.
Board at the College. including washing,
fuel aud tuition, from II tn 10 dollars per
month, payable m0Hthiy ~ ddrdHcc-lo per
cent. allowed for payments III advance per
term. Address
X A. SMITH. Pres.
July II, l--0. iS:y
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BAR AND BILLIARD SALOON.

TlIE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY
/ invited To continue the liberal patron
r-c they hIy" bestowed on The mdct,igu
81. The best OF
W'nc5, -T.Yn2|5 AMI Tl0aI5
always ON hand. Customer, always treat
,dNith po'lr,u,-> and gid impariiali'v.
Don't forget III" BAR and BILLIARD
SALOON un the west side of the public
square. !. FERGl son.
August IL -. l:,i
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" i SALOON,
THE rImIC'ANp Ny FRIENDS ARE

TlIE rUHl lC'ANp MY FRIENDS ARE
l informed that have removed my Bar
across the street. Ia the building formerly
occupied ny !. &. hfv-w. un the Southeast
corner of thc Pdhlic square, where | viii
supply the wants OF all whnAall on mr.
with the PIREST WINES and LlQCORS
ever sold IN Homrr-Flnr Cigars N low
rricr~--th" best BEER made m the I'M.
ted States. and everything usually kept in
a well regulated saloon.
shall br grateful for all patronage cX-
tended Ia me. MARTIN NALIf.
Feb. |, l--o. 81