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Henry a RaSche VS.. Annie II. doye ana
others.
No. 2O9. Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett county.
The purpose for which this bill is filed is to
have that part of a tract of land called will
liam and Mary" containing hVe hundred
and sixty-nne and five. eighths acres sold
and the proceeds of such sale distributed
amongst the parties entitled to receive the
same, according to their respective interests.
The bill states that about the year A. d.
1919, "a certain John Hoye departed this life
leaving will under and by which he devised
to q certain John Hoye, of William, a certain
tract of land situate in what was then Allie
gany county, but now Garrett county known
and described as William ana Mary" con-
tanning nine hundred and thirty-two and
five eighth acres of land that after the death
of the said John HOye, the said John Hoye OF
William, took possession OF the said tract OF
land called 'William and Mary" and became
the owner thereof, and continued to own and
possess the same up to the time of his death
that the said John Hoye, of William, being
so seized and possessed of said tract of land
called civilian and Mary" departed this
life intestate, leaving n widow Annie Hoye,
and the following children and heirs-at-law,
to-wit Samuel G.. Hoye; Ellen j. Hoye, Mary
A Hoye, who has since iptermarried with
Waller Engle, of Iowa, William d. Hoye,
John J. Y. Hoye, Virginia Il. Hoye Ida j.
Hoye. and Annie Il. Hoye, who intermarried
with Lucien Hendrickson.
The Dill Iurtner states bhat the Salu JODn Js
p Hoye, Virginia IL. Hoye and Ida j. Hoye,
by their deeds bearing date April 10Th, 1874,
conveyed three undivided eighths in Military
Lot 1868, IL being part of tile tract called
civilian and Mary :; that on the 9th day of
July, A. ID. 1875, the said Samuel G. Hoye and
Mary Il. hoye his wife, Ellen j. Hoye. Mary
A. Hoye, William d. Hoye, John j. 2. Hoye,
Virginia Il. Hoye, Ida j. Hoye and Annie II.
Hoye by their deed conveyed to Annie f.
Hendrckson, wife of Lucien Hendriclxson, a
part Of said tract of land called William and
Mary" containing one hundred and eight
acres.
That the said Samuel G. Hoye and Mary E.
Hoye his wife, Ellen j. Hoye, Mary A. Hoye,
Wiliinm ID. Hoye, John j. Z. Hoye, Virginia
f. Hoye, Ida ]. Hoye and Annie II. Hoye, by
their deeds dated July 9th. 1875, conveyed TO n
Nos. 1881 and 1874. containing one hundred
acres Of land. being a part of the tract OF land
called william and Mary"
That the said 81 muel c. Hoye and Mary E.
Hoye his wife. Ellen Hoye, Mary a. Hoye
Wilhan d. Hoye. John j. i. Hoye, Virginia
t. Hoyo, Ida J . Hoye and Annie f. Hoye, did
by their deed bearing date the 9th DAY or
July, A. ID. 1915, convey to u certain William
of land, making fifty i've acres of land, being
part of the tract of land called "William
and Mary"
That the said parties did by their deed da-
ted July 9th, 1870, convey 10 q certain isaac
Moreland about ten acres OF Military Lot NO.
1850. II being part of the tract of land called
civilian and MaIy."
That Annie E. Hsndrickson and Lucien
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LOCAL N EW s.

Cheap Jonn can supply every
body with Holiday Goods.
-Pulmona at Sturgiss', cures
Coughs, Colds and all Bronchial af-
fections.
Notice our new advertising in
this issue.
About inches of snow fell here
Wednesday.
H. Wheeler Combs, Esq, is Wis.,
iting relatives and friends in Troy.
Ohio.
French and common candies,
Candy Toys, Cakes, Nuts, Fruits,
&C., at Cheap Johns.
--Pulmona at Sturgiss', cures
Coughs, Colds and all Bronchial af-
fections.
Fred. VOLTS horse took notion
to run off Tuesday, but was stopped
at Sincell's shop.
The reg ularity with which the
western mail is 2, 3 or hours late
has become proverbial.
-Thos. j. Peddicord, Esq, is at
tending the Hagerstown court, where
he is engaged in an important case.
-Pulmona at Sturgiss', cures
Coughs, Colds and all Bronchial af~
fectionS.
Don't forget it. VIM. p. Totten's
Cheap Cash Store is the place to get
the highest cash price for sheep
skins. IA 4m
Beautiful Christmas Goods, also
Boots. Shoes, Flats, Cloth and Silk
Caps, Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
&c., &c., at j. A. Elbows.
Largest stock of Toys, Fancy
Goods, Musical Instruments, Me-
chanical Toys, ever i'll Oakland at
Cheap Johns.
Major w. O. Ison left Oakland
Manday night to take charge of the
military department of Starts Mil
itary Institute, at Port Chester, N.
Y.
The fifth anniversary meeting Of
the Oak land Band of Hope will be
held in the M. G. Church next Thurs
day evening. This will he meeting
of more than ordinary interest. All
are invited to attend.
Cheap John is crowded all the
time with children looking at the
Toys, Candies, &c.
Married the 25th of No
vember, by Rev. VIM. Z. George, at
the home of the bride, in the pres
ence of a large circle of friends. Mr..
John A. Wagner, of Allegany coun-
ty, and Mrs. Elizabeth McCrobie, of
Garrett county, Md.
Mrs. Mary Tasker is agent for
The Illustrated History of Metho-
dism in Great Britain and America.
from the days of the Wesleys to the
present time. This is work of
great merit and should be in every
Methodist household. dec11tf
-Pulmona at Sturgiss', cures
Coughs, Colds and all Bronchial af
tectionS.
Buy your Holiday supplies at
Cheap Johns and you will please
the little ones.
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Church Seryices--Snnday.

M. +. Church. Preaching in the
morniog at l04 O'Clock, by Rev. S.
f. Jones.
Stone Church, Preaching in the
morning at ii O'Clock by the pastor.
Lutheran Church. Preaching at
the Oakland Church at 6! p. NJ, and
at Deer Park at II A. NJ, by Rev.
VIM. Stoudenmire.
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Mr.. L. II. Bell. of Oakland, has
been appointed agent for the above
lamp in AIIegany aud Garrett coun-
ties.
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CASHOr TRADE
OUR MOTTO.

We offer vol inducements which
cannot fail to elicit your attention
and secure your patronage.
We will sell goods direct from the
Auction trade sales, forced upon the
market by persons hard pressed for
money. We offer you goods equal
land often superiorl in every respect
to similar lines of goods for sals
elsewhere.
1t changes no fabric to drive it.
through the great engines of the
Assignee and Auction Room. l
merely changes the price from the
one who held on to his phantom
theory of big profits and unlimited
credit until the tidal wave of misfOr-
tune overshadOwed him, to the other
whose Rock Bottom quotations drive
them like chaff before the wind.
We will sell you mems overcoats
at 81 aud Sc. which cannot be dupli-
Gated for less than Sc to $40. Ladies'
cloaks and dolmans, $3.50 TO $1,000;
worth 81 to S18; Russian Muscovite
caps, IS C, worth $l.25; Arctic tur-
ban, rs c. worth $1.50; Petersham
cloth cap. 40c, worth 75; hand en-
br0idered 60 bsne Gem corset for
$1.10, worth $1.75. Also special bar
gains in ladies' and childrsn's shoes.
Shawls, scarfs. ties, laces, trim-
mings, children's furs, table linen,
towels, napkins, hosiery, mems and
ladies' underwear, paper, envelopes,
box paper. Christmas goods, accOrs
deems and other articles which for
lack of time and space we cannot
mention. We will sell you envsl-
opes pack needles 2 C paper
lead pencils II doz rubber tipped,
20 doz; "Nsttie" corset so C; Falcon
pens, so gross Esterbrook pens,
so C gross Hartman's engressing do,
so {; Colorado do, 40 c; school states
C; spring balances. Is C 2 #. rules.
15c; cast steel shears, 10 C; spring
pad locks, 20 hand saws, warranted
75c shingling hatchsts, 80; Rep.
button, s. c dOz, 28&30 line white
pearl button, 124 doz; so yds black
silk spool A C spool (; silk twist, 2
spool 100 yds blk silk spool, sc.
A general assortment Of Toilet
soap, pocket and table cutlery, silver
plated knives and forks. children's
toys and Christmas books, chronos.
oil paintings, cassimeres, dress:goOdst
mems and boy's wear, &C., &C., all
of which we submit TO your careful
and impartial examination.
Respectfully,
w. A. DAILY & co.
J. OAKLAND, ND.
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Trustees Sale.

Under and by virtue of decree passed in
cause wherein Annie Hauser and others are
complainants and George Whitehair and
others are defendants, said cause being No.
l67 Equity, in the Circuit Court for Garrett
county, the undersigned trustees, will offer at
public sale at w. A. Daily d Co.'S Auction
Store, in the town of Oakland, at the hour of
IL O'CLOCK A. NJ. on the
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-Pulmona at Sturgiss', cures
Coughs, Colds and all Bronchial af-
fections.
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"Piney Bottom"

PULMQNA AT STURGISS',
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Bron-
chial affections.
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EEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
PULM0NA at Sturgiss,'
Cures Coughs, Colds and all Bronchi-
al affections.
Law Office of Peddicord & Combs,l
Order of Publication.

Henry A. Rasche VS.. Annie E. Hoye and
others.
No. 2O9. Equity. In the Circuit Court for
Garrett county,
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Sd day of January, 1881,

oil of the real estate mentioned in the pro.
ceedings in said cause, described as
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Hlgh.Han Outrage.

WA ATtHIsoN, Hs., July 16. 4,
O. II. Peck, contractor for the excava.i
tion work OF the packing house Of j. NJ.
Smith, of East Atchison, Mo-, having
engaged several colored men, 60 whom, he
was paying dollar ard 6 quarter per
day, drunken mob, armed withyEevolv-
era and knives, mado their appearance
on the spot to-day Iaa compelled them
TO quit work. The crowd increased and
proceeded to the brickyards Of Smith &
CO., where. seven. colored men were
employed, compelled the suspension
Of NIL work and drove the negroes over
the river. The mob then numbered
several hundred, and wee addressed by
the Mayor and others urging peace and
order, but without avail. The colored
drivers Of trdneferteams were compelled
to turn back oyerthe bridge, and colofed
parties at various freight depots and
other negroes in tho town were hunted
UP and sent over into Kansas. The au-
thogitlea finding oil their efforts to quiet
the mob useless, telegrlphed to Sheriff
Spencer, Of st. Uusepb,,, TO como and
exercise his authority, but no refused to
como, The mob now have possession of
East Atchison, and defy the law and
the milinH. The people Of AtchisOn,
who are largely In interested industries,
arc indignant at these disgracefui proceed
ingo, and unless the officers of Buchan.
an county, No., do their duty to.
morrow they propose to take o hand
In the affair.
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The Bius.Jay Bird.

There's more 70 blue.iay than any
other creature. He has got more moods
and more different kinds Of feelings than
any other creature and mind you, what
ever the, blpejay, feels. ne can put into
language, oithar.ahut yat.ling Oiit.aud,olit
book talk--and bristling with metaphor.
too-juet bristlingI And as for COM.
blue3ay get stuck fora word. No man
And another thing"pye I've :, noticed o'1 a
good deal, aud there's no bird or cow or
anything that uses as good grammar as @
bluejay. You may say q cat uses gt cd
grammar. Well, cat does-but you let
cat.get excited once; you let a cat get
10 pulling fur with another cat on shed,
nights. Fad you'll hear grammar that
VIII give. you the lockjaw. Ignorant
people think it's the noise which fighting
cats make that is so aggravating, but it
amt 20; its rickening grammar they
use. Now I've mover heard o jay use bad
grammar but very seldom, and when
they do they are as ashamed as human,
they shut right down and leayc.
You may call a jay bird. We'll, 80
40 Is, in meaBure-benause he's got
feathers on him, and don't belong to no
church, perhaps; but otherwise he is Jus:
as much humah as you be. And I'll tell
You for why. q jays gifts and instincts
and feelings and Interests cover the whole
ground: A jay hasn't got any more
principle than Congressman. A jay
will lie, q icy will steal, n Jay will de.
ceive. jay will boi, ~; and four times
ont Of five jay will 60 bnck ON bis sol.
emnest. promises. The sncredness of an
obligation is a thing which you can't
cram into no ,blue;jay's head. Now, on
top of all this, there's another thing; o
jay can ontswear any gentlemen in the
mines.
You think d cot can swear. Well, a
cat can; but you give hlue-iay sub,
ject that calls for bis reserve powers, and
where is year cat? Don't tnS}s 10 Fiie-- I
know too much about this thing. And
there's yet another thiug;. in the one
iisele particular of scolding--just good,
clear out and. out seedlings. ib,Ie.jay
can lay over anything, human ot divine.
Yes, sir, jay Is everything TINT man
is. A jay can cry, jay can laugh, jay
can feel shame, jay can reason, and
plan, and discuss jay likes gossip and
scandal F.; n jay has got sense of hunior;
q jay knows when he is an mas Just as
we'll 40 you do-maybe better. If Jay
ain't human, he'd better take in his
sign, that's all.--AfdrA Tpaia's "7ramp
dbrnud - - a-i-
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sy.ATonliNa Foa PApA.

In tho pleasant S1,iget hour. ) &
AT the ciose og day, So S'. D
When my little blne-eycd grille i5s
NVearies OF her play, t;ss:.sss
Trips She lightly down the pathway.
TO the entrance gate,
For her fasher's honiswarsi coming
There TO watch aud wait.
8 High ahoys the head 20 golden
StTeteh the gate.ppsis tall, .s
High abOve the dainty figure
OF the watcherrmail; ,if
But agoinet the fails ais presses
Dimpled brow and cheek,
AS TAR down the road tne blue eyes 1.
For dear papa'' seek,
One by one the sunbeatng vanish
From the earth and sky,
One by one tho wandering brides
To their snug nests fly;
{. but when comes the father homevyard,
g. Though the hour bo'late,
Still he tinds his own bright gdnbeam
Watching Of the gsqtg. "a Is>s s I
Iuh,1ctglG,ks
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Ing foe. Thefo are Corpses I i sI Iaroudd I'd
which have been struck by three, four
and even ak bullets, ard no Aheae on
this acra of ground 70 q aaougds5 man !
The wheels Of the guns eann6t move un.
Gil the blockade Of fdead tsreliOged. Men
cannot pass from tho caisson 10 eIe guns
without climbing over the syinroWs OF
dead, Every gun and wheel I. srne==:=44d
with blood eVety foot Of grass has its
horrible STAIN ''i
Hiotorians write Of the glory CT war.
Burial parties s8w murder where bisio+
rians saw glory. Detroit Free Pres.
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= The practice Of dueiing aourishes
only where there IS aslaclIs 6f moral
courage. a recent writer. speaking Of
duelA in Frsnco, said: The French
arc exceedingly afraid of being afraid;
Che whole reason of nearly every duel Ia
FIadcb issensb6dy's.slasish dread oftbe
imputation that he dare not iight.n If
public opinion condemned ducling, aud
respected man who declined to accept
a challenge, there wonId DO no anels.
Very few people care TO risk their lives
on Whist q called the field OF honor The
yislz IS te ken because d asbafouS tsublic
opinion Insists that It shall 10 taken.
Fear and not COURAGE, Is che cause 0E
aiua. tbs Osall the duela Foughts IT'S
assertsd that thefe % d finer sense. az
honor where dueling is pEacticed. This
Is G1Istalse. In England Siueis are un-
known lhe English are as brave. gen
etons and Honorable as any people ID tho
wcrld. Once tlley weFe dneliass. They
havs hoiseyef, Feacheda d higher plane
of sisAtior pncling Il an30hslaeIe
sip The path of progress, and the sooner
sit s eappFcssed er aboiiahed by force of
publ opinion tho better Il viii BE fcF
che tsoiilh.- Nsio (lrisoRs 1iisss.
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FIGHT. WITH A. .PANTnfER.-A pan.
ther hunt in Westchester County. N. r.,
:s described by the Ponghkeepafe Eagle.
The hunters were Oscar PuFdy, OF Tar
rytown, and Ave associates, with a pack
Of twelve hounds. The party struck the
panther'sStraiI In Wampus Swamp, nesr
Pleasantville. Finally the dogs Ioilsct-
ed under huge tree and glarsd wildly
up into It's branches. The men advanced
cautiously. Mr. Purdy told them. not to
go under the tree, for If it shouldibe the
panther they had treed he would leap
down in all probability and escape, but
urged them To let the doga occupy the
animals attention, 80 that they could ail
fro ut once with sure aim. When
about twenty-five feet from the tree they
saw hugs animal crouching on a largo
limb as Il about to spring. - :
In vain did Mr.. Purdy, who now saw
sshh92 had the panther treed, expoatulnte
with his companions to keep back" and
"be ccOl." Two of them ran forward
almost under the vory limb on which the
panther rested. aud 5Il0uS the doga.
Tho animal plunged .headldng at one Of.
the hunters, who tried to Jump one aide,
but did not get far enough away,- for one
of tho panther's paws atruck him on the
left shonlder-blade and atripbe.s his
clothing clean from him. He now beSfS
tnree deep cuts iSom tha auimai'a gIpsrs
from hia hips to the knee of his leil leg.
Tho dogs quickly attacked tho caraRsa. {.
beast, who shook several Of them ro,ish.
~, and then bounded over their heads
into thieket, and disappeared from
view Three OF the hunters followsdthe
trail with half asdozen dogs. and sfiahlly
hTonght'up ut the mouthtof.a cave in1a
.siicn could hIt persuade IT, dogs t1 enter,
s1ps VI % ID they 90 Filhoat them. + They
marked tho place vel; Is 1t Is very prob.
ably the homo Of tho panther, aud re-.
Turned 90 Armonk, whero their unfortu.
nate fellow-hunter had his wounds
dressed. 8}si ssSftf vi
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EGAR aAT.E.. /
Valuable Property In Towp Of Bolton.

Il SEPTEMBER next, at Anderson,
s. c., the following described property In
the Town of Belto9 81 / fESA,Ef 49,
. sToREH0usE AND LoT.S
81 :->:e;, svEs. H01s55
p by 81 feet, thres stories, including base,
islunt basenient sklby GO feet, eIielyingaIid
capntefs painted stoTeToohi q by 58fGst,
shelving aud 6oanters painteds Ro6ins ID.
Joining Store--room i6 by % feet third
story - by 75 feet, not ceiicd. Fire places
In each story. Good shingle roof.
FS&g DWELLING; AND lot.
Lot thTe1 acres more or less. House IS
by "A feet front; two front rooms rs by rs
fest; hallway 8 feet; extenaion to rear, and
built with main body OF house, 10 ,5yf 50
feet, containing bedroom, iining.r room,
pantry aud L ltchen. Piazza In ifciit 10 by
2l feet; rear 10 by 35 feat, both with balus-
tiers, &c. Two chimneys, three iire-places.
House finished, and painted inside and out.
Goed we'll Of water, garden, stable. De
befOre gaiGday Id eepttmber.
TERMS-Cash, or satisfactory paper.
i ]. n. SUTHERLAND,
Belton, 8. @.
y june Ia, 1850 iilff 10 I0F
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RJoTIgE FINhfs SEYTLEEsE;N,ff
.lsS Tlia undeTsigne,ss Executor ios liie
Estate OF Mrs. Ann Haynic, decd, hereby
gives notice that he Rills apply, TO tiie
! 1udga of Probate for Anderson Oounty. Jn
tho 10Th day OF August, 1850, Tor q Final
SettleTen of said Estate and discharge from
his o fiice ns Executor
~. ! ,s,o y. Il. 3 LITTLE Is'r-
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NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD. .,
ONE DOLLAR "A YTcAR !

r, 80 Doh.-AH a YEAR
durn9 tho o, as lnas popular nsTsppsT has
in hnnly sn.p,nn, rne nig horatd' and IL e-ranged
'-A' 1'p'i ',non.s. r.oI'+ Inc
embraces special dIsnatches fro,, an
The globe, Under tho head OF d -
ss AMERICAN NEWS
are given tho Telegraphic Des,atehes of tbo vsa,-
1,Itt, rvEEv. =, I1,.,s us ..a.ure makes makes
"An. hEhAhD
the Inc saudRe chronicle In the world es is
DOT. Of porIrrcAy. NEWS
embracing complete and eomprebsn.,,od.,n,,...,.
from Washington, inciudinE faii senorts az t
e ge,shsSs ,a Soaa Of eppsnt politicians on aha qaesons
THE FARM DEPARTMENTS
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Anderson, 8. c.,
MARBLE YARD.

"A viii do well 10 call on me, as have
on hand all grades of Marble. and work all
the new designs. | warrant my work TO
give satisfaction. Prices to suit the times.
am prepared to take care OF the County
travel and regular boarding at reasonable
rates at the Benson House. Meals 25 cents,
Lodging 25 cents.
THOS. NJ. WHITE.
Feb 20, 1880 33
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EulIlEZua FEEllE COLLEGE, Nnl.1sla, E,uA esTslazas
%1rey. sEsscaay ZHafsi 49,, D.D., zstsket@i.
Be.ion1 epsn tho Fst Mosday IN gsiEary ca4 Anguss
Eeh Sesslon d 90 veeks Il divided Into fozr bE Bseoas
md followed By evk vIseoa. Ih rseoa ds.e.ei By
pupil 70 special study In which aha rpsitss tines nd
Ehvsiy on; Thpco ht1sioaaL AvEeioE b o. rs kzs
s2eaE1t Of 10 9 10 Per ee., ret 6cEsqos Tuoait
tEkDuklIozs PEvTf, and fAs end e
t,soa This prevents 49, - - :; -
ia ts9T viii e-xJs CHR NAtyAK-s
sAg siEassa 10 ssr esS csssss s.i fs al ez ~
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B ZOE NEAT.E.

f,aiNE Forty Say Gu Icit Gin \ ono UtIey
Press; oaod.4os<Sd Smith Srsuttef.
All IN good running order. Terms cash, or
gOod riierchAntable paper. Apply at Au-
drew & Preycste, An ndarson C. II. :, or at my
Farm.
], WILLIE PREyoST.
Jnlys, 1890 50 So
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using In $40 good newspapers sont free Ad-
dress GEO. +. ROWELI. & CO., 10 Spruce ST., n. Y
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G7YR A YEAR and expenhes to agents. Out
gusta, Maine. "
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New Advertisements.

MOSQUITO CATCHER 1ssa ..A5. s,S SyHe :,::. q
your room In few minutes without nnoke' Snil
or grease: Price 90 cts. Send for illustrated Cir.
JONES, i6a Light ST., Baltimore, Maryland.
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= Sunday morning Brown told Bis
wife that he did not feel able to 20 TO
church, but that she might take the chiT-
dren and go, while he would see if ne
couldn't walk off the deathly feelings
that came over him.. The programme
was carried cut, aud Brown came home
feeling very much better; but now. his
wife is anxious s6k 6khpw Why ne had foslr
angle worms in bis coat pocket. Some
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