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Se,ec, Readings.

The citizens OF this city are promised a
pleasing entertainment on Monday evening
next, al Carroll Hall, by Mss i.ahe Clay
Bigbie, Of tennessee. pupil Of Murdock aad
Of Bronson, celebrated siocuiiohiTts. The
entertainment viii consist Of humorous, dram
ac,ic and sympathetic readings, and vocal and
instrumental music BY the Buell Family, sell.
knoWR Is iaienied musicians. Miss Bigbie
brings wiih heF letters from Ex-6ov. Nn.
Smith, Extra Billy Ct Virginia, and other
psouineu, persons 10 the South, commeu1iag
her 70 public favor. and she has received thu
highest eneoniums Of the press Of various
cities upon her talents as 4 reader, Of which
We quote the following from the NeW Orleans
Times
The rich and vzFird programme yielded exam
las 81 e ild Fsus pathetic and stlultEle, and 3kz
reaisiosls may D. described g. eiog1cal, hcaEsii s
and tine
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rnIontoua Itenrs.

The Maryland Mutual BeaeGciAl Associa-
ZION Of Carroll County for Unmarried Persoas.
has beea organized with Thomas II R0uison,
President; Philip H. Bahylan, Wee Pres'-
deaf; Jesse T. II. DAVIS, Secretary EdSin
q. Gilbert, Treasurer John A. Erown, 6cn-
eral Ageat and Chas T. RsifsnideF, Of
Westminster Attorney. Il j. for the porpose
it assisting persons wh0 contemplate matr''
mony. The officers are veil known and the
association wiil no doabs be saccess-
A cemetery company has beea formed and
they have purchased ] acres Of land FROM
Edwin G. Gilbert. Il adjoins the gave yard
Of the ". 2. Church.
o. M Hiteshue is bailding three story
frame dwelling hoasc.
The Lutheran congregation are buiidiag a
ueE parsonage, Andrew Slonakef, builder.
Summer boarders ara arriving, and our ho-
tai has a number Of guests.
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For he Democratic Adrocats.
The Sitting Dust

There T. a general complaint IN regard % the dust
that daily ies through streets in perfect clouds
covering everything, running clothes niling upeyes
causing pcopic % cNclaim Whcw : what dust,
SIrangers daily are passing remarks about dusty
city saying PittsbUrg for smoke and Nestmin Ser
iaF dust
next rain have the streets scrapcd, thereby lessen
ing the dust and adding comfort to the people OF
this town and inducing strangers TO come here
among u.s.
The scraplngs win willingly be taken away by
those who will take them far the fertiljzng quail
ties they contain MERCHANT
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Monday, May 9.-Ellen c. Murray, exec
utrix of Samuel Murray, deceased, returned
| inventory of goods and chattels and received
| order to notify creditors.
Jas. A. C. Bond administrator d. b. n. c
| t. Il. of Henry Hudson, deceased, settled ID
| and final account.
/ Distribution among creditors of Henry w.
| Lucabaugh, deceased, filed.
Chas +. Fink, guardian to Alice, Mary,
Pauline, James, Annie, Florence, Hannah,
Lorette and Charles Theodore Massicot, set
tied LIST account.
VIM. Massey, administrator of Mary Mas
sew, deceased. returned list Of sales of goods
and chattels.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Henry Bussard, deceased, were granted to
Milton B. S. Bussard.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Eliza Lamote, deceased, were granted to
Francis Lamotte.
J. Oliver Wadlow, administrator d. b. n. c..
t. a. of Jacob Hildebridle. deceased, settled
ID account.
Tuesday, May 10.-John Geman, Sr., ex-
ecutor of George Leese, deceased, returned
inventory Of goods and chattels, and received
order to notify creditors.
Alfred Zollickeffer and J. c. Brubaker,
administrators of Eleanor +. Roberts, de-
ceased, settled LIST account.
Erwith Beacham, administrators of James
W. Beacham, deceased, returned inventory Of
goods and chattels and received order to sell
goods aud chattels.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Lucy Watson, deceased, were granted to DR..
Samuel Swope.
The last will aud testament Of Jacob keef-
er. deceased, was admitted to probate, and
letters testaHentary granted to Sarah j. Reef
er and Joha Musser.
The last will and testament of William
Engleman, deceased, was admitted TO pro-
bate, and letters testamentary granted 10
Eden Engleman.
Letters of administration pendente lite on
the estate Of Israel Norris, deceased, were
granted to John Geiger.
Thursday, May l2.-Jabez A. Bash, exc.
cutor Of Daniel Bush, deceased, settled I'd
account.
Report ofsale of real estate Of Daniel Bush,
deceased, finally ratified.
Emanuel c. Foraey, administrator Of
Emanuel Forney, deceased, settled lst and
fRal account.
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Sebastian Bowers, OF Freedom district, bad
a leg broken on Tuesday. He was riding a
horse in from a field when the horse fell and
caught Mr.. Bowers right leg under hin,
breaking it about half way between the knee
and ankle. causing severe injury.
Luther Miller, son Of John Miller, of Bach
mans Valley, had his left leg broken on
Wednesday morning al the depot, IN this
city. The horses OF his team became fright
ened and ran against hin, causing the injury.
The same leg was broken about six months
ago. DR.. J. II. Billingslea, Of this city, was
the nhxsician In each case.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
phans' Court of Carroll county, letters of
administration on the Personal Estate of
DAVID CRUMBACKER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the Doth day of NoYem-
Der next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
Indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 26th day of
April, 1881.
CHARLES a. CRUMBACKER,
ap 304t* Administrator.
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shnrnslnre liens.

Apple and cherry trees are in bloom, aud
promise large crops Peaches will be scarce.
The wheat IS looking well. Corn planting is
the order Of the day, though some farmers
have finished Mr.. Peter Lingenfel,er was
the first to get his corn in.
Mr.. William Shilling has quit the milk bus
mess, and Mr. Peter Flater has quit trade.
The latter has just built wagSn shed on his
place.
Mr.. Jacob Hoif has had COW stable put
up, which is one Of the best arranged in
Woolery's district. J. 7. Zile was the car
npufer
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FrizeIIsburg Items.

The weather has been very warm during
the past few days, and at noon O-day, May
u, the thermometer registered 90' in the
shade.
Farmers have finished planting corn, and
are very busy hauling lime and peeling bark.
Messrs. A. Brown, NJ. S. Fleagle and r.
w. Fleagle have gone to Baltimore city
to work at the carpenter trade.
The Colorado bugs have made their appear
ance again in large numbers, and are proving
very destructive to the early potatoes.
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Owes oY 1HE SECEETARY o. SrATg.
ANNAPOLIS, MAY 9Th, 1881.

Owes og iHE SECRETARY o. STATE. 2
ASSAFoEs, May 9TH, 1881.
u az Hhom u nay CoHcsTR;
NortCE Is HEREHY GIVEN, That application
has heca made TO the Governor for Pardon
ia the Case OF the State vs. Geo. Everhart,
convicted ia the Circuit Cosri for Carroll
county. Of May Term, 1879, for Forgery, aHd
sszteaced TO the Parliamentary for five years.
Upon the Recommendation Of the States At.
,orney and numerous other respectable ci,t'
zenS, the Governor will take up The said case
Tor fnal decision, on or after the 10Th Dag OF
Nay, 1881; until which gime protests against
the said application viii be heard, and the pc
tit,on IN the case open 20 inspection, AZ che
discretion Of The Governor. By order of the
Governor.
JAMES T. BRiSCOE,
may IA Secretary OF State.
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The Baltimore SEH OF Tuesday, says Mr..
George ShafFer, aged IS years, died yesterday
az bis residence, S2i West Lanvaie street, Of
npoplexy, after sickness Of nine days Mr..
Shaaer vas born ia Westminster, Nd, Feb
ruary :, is0S, and received MS education
there. Ia early life he ran an engine on a
steamboat on the Ohio river from Piitsburg
to New Orleans Later he was in the pro
duce business in Cumberland and agen, there
for the FrosibOrg Coal Company. In 1850
be came to Baltimore, and was eight years
United States storeseeper under Presidents
Lincoln and johnson. For several years be
has not been actively engaged in any bust
ness He leaves a widow. a son and daugh
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May Mercury 48 at I a. m. and 10 at
p. M. clear. May S-Mereury 81 at I a. m.
and IA ct Up. m. clear. May 9-Mercury
Sc at I a. m. and 70 at p. M; clear in the
morning, slightly cloudy in the evening. May
10-Mercury 81 at a. IN. and IS at p. m.
clear and warm; slightly cloudy at night. May
clear in the morning, partially cloudy in the
afternoon. May 12-Mercury 70 at I a, IN.
and 81 at 2 p. M; generally clear. May 10
Mercury 70 at a. M, 7G at m, and 80 al
y M; clear,
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New Barns.

Jonas S. and Matthew Harner are building
barn 75x45 feet for Joseph NJ. MeKiRstry,
at MeKinstry,s Mills, on the site Of the one
recently burned.
The same contractors are preparing to put
up barn 28x40 feet for Peter Smith, fancy
town district.
Lewis Haines is building barn 30y48 feet
for Hanson Davis, near Bird Hill.
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go ACRES OF LAND,
M 1R1a EOrITY.

NJ. 1913 EQOll1.
In the Circait Court for Carroll county, sit
ting as Court of Equity.
Hiram S. Hiltahridle and others VS.. Wesley
J. Hiltabridle and wife.
ORDERED this 10Th day of April, A. d.
" 1881, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled cause
by j. Oliver Wadlow, trustee appointed by
tue decree passed therein TO sell the same, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shewn on or before the 3lst
day Of May, next provided copy Of this
order be inserted once week for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper published
in Carroll county, Maryland, previous to the
23rd day of May, next.
The second report of sale states the amount
Of sale to be S44S.364.
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk
True Copy,-Test;
april 3o-St FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk
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Maryland Chassis orthe ReformedChnreh

The Maryland Chassis of the Reformed
Church, after session of FIVE days in Balti-
more, adjourned on Monday. A resolution
to promote the cause of temperance, by Rev.
VIM. Rupp, of Manchester, was adopted. A
series Of resolutions, committing the Chassis
to the local option cause, was voted down.
The report on the state of the Church showed
a membership within the bounds Of Mary
land Of II 900, an increase of 900 the past
year; AZ Sunday schools, 5000 Sunday school
scholars; So, 900 collected for benevolent pur-
poses and $S5, 900 for Church purposes u
ministers, serving 81 congregations.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of
EPHRAIM WAREHIME,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10th day of
November, 1881; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
April, 1881.
NOAH SULLIVAN,
april 23-4t Acting Executor.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of George W. Hut, Of Carroll county,
Maryland, of the pendency of proceedings in
Insolvency ia the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, on the petition and application Of the
said Geo. W Huff, and the creditors of the
said Geo. W. HUFF are notified to attend on
Saturday, l4th day Of May, 1881, at Q elsck,
p. m, at the Court House, in the Clerks of
fee, for the parpose of choosing permanent
trustee for the estate of said insolvent.
j. A. c. BOND,
NAV 7.2t Preliminary Trustee.
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The Germaato'ea Telegraph mentions a
heavy yield of corn by Nathan G. Pierce, OF
Maryland, who produced 10 bushels to the
acre. His mode of culture is to pillow the
ground, which was a gravelly loan, about the
first of May, harrow it in the usual manner,
and treat it to nine hundred pounds of a stan
dard fertilizer per acre; again well harrow the
ground, make the rows three feet apart, then a
"small amount" of fertilizer scattered in each
row, and on May 10 drop three grains of corn
itbe Lost Nation VARIETY two feet anart in
the rows, cultivate and hoe the crop four
times, cutting out one of the three plants and
removing all the suckers.
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Starke, Fla, is improving faster than any
ception every building in the town is entirely
free from mortgages, liens of anything of the
kind.
A mandatory for the production of cot
ton rope on an extensive sealei is to be started
at Marshal, Texas.
The Mississippi Democratic State Cenven-
ton has been called to meet on August al
jackson.
The reunion of Hoods brigade will be held
at San Antonio, Texas, in June.
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To the Adeoeats

sOmething must be done with our streets. our
main thoroughfare must be paved and regularly
swept and kept clean. This cloud Of dust is intoer
ble What's the use Of building hotels and opening
summer boarding houses? People are not coming
here from the cities 10 be smOthered IN dust Some
thing must he done and that speedily. Let rs have
a town meeting and ascertain shat that something
is NuA fOPtil.
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber, as agent for the Maryland
Il Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company
of Baltimore, will furnish the different grades
of Phosphates manufactured by said Cempa.
nv, to persons, upon the most reasonable and
accom- NJ odating terms, at his residence, in
Westminster NM. a. MAMPLEh.
nnril 3O.3t
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FERTILIZERS,

THE best brands ofPhosphates and Guano,
Il such as Dissolved Rome, Ammoniated
Bone and Peruvian Guano, at manufacturers
prices, for sale by
w. S. MYER & BRO,
ap 2-3ms Westminster, Nd
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Business Locals.

Fine stock of Saddles, Harness, Whips, Fly
Nets, Lap Busters, Collars, Scrims and Horse
Furnishing Goods, at very attractive prices.
|. A. Miller, next door to A. Ii. VENT 5 new
jewelry store, nearly opposite Catholic Church,
Westminster, Md. At
The Buckeye Self Binder is guaranteed or
no sale. All Buckeye Machines warranted
or no settlement. A. NJ. Warner, Agent,
Westminster, Nd.
The hand that rocks the cradle, is the hand
that moves the earth. DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
is the best remedy for all complaints children
are subject to, such as Dysehtery, Diarrhea,
Summer Complaint, Wind Collie, etc Price
% cents.
There are $50 at the ADVOCATE ufice for
John I. Anders, at the West End, which are
awaiting his orders.
Nice Pasture Lot located near West End
of the city, for sale cheap. Apply to A. NJ.
Warner.
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NOTICE.

THERE will be meeting of the members
L of Carroll Lodge, |. o. NJ, and the
stockholders of the Hall Company, on SAT-
URDAY, NAY IA, at s p. M, in the Hall at
Finksburg By order of the Board.
GEO. w. ARMAC0ST,
ap 3O-3t* Secretary.
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Bark Wanted F! /!
AT SCHLOSSER TAENERY,
So Per Ton, Cash.

WE will pay So.d0 per ton Of 200o
w pounds. Tor 1900 tons Of Chesinat aud
Spanish Oak Bark 10 good merchandise con
ditiSn, delivered at our tnRnery.
The above price will be paid until the en-
tire quantity above specified IL received.
We will bay Black Oak Bark from parties
bringing their Chestnut and Spanish Oak
Bark. paying S. 90 per toa Of 2240 pounds.
ENGLAND L BRYAN, Proprietors.
ap s0,Gts jaws 5. BAER, Foreman.
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Normal instruction.

- proposing 10 form themselves into Nor
anal Class. for The purpose Of acquiring a
thorough knowledse Of Eaglish Grammar,
chiefly By means II Oral Instructors. respect
faily inviie others 20 join them. All that IS
necessary IS, prompt attendance Al each meet
ing, from is beginning to is close, and an
earnest desire for success, which is guaTan-
tecd. II all the requirements be complied with.
Those who desire to become members Of
this class, will be informed Of the times and
place, OF places, Of meeting, terms, 6e-, on
application, either personally or by mail, be-
fore the middle OF May, to Mr. George W.
Ysiser. near Union Mills, or 10 the Secretary
81 the Pebble School Board in Westminster.
april 30-St
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY !!
OF
YINGLING & MATTHEWS

INSURE against Loss or Damage by Fire
4 or Lightning to Buildings, Live Stock,
Etc, and Loss by Lightning to Stock any
where on the premises, and to other property
whether fire ensues or not.
Office with State Mutual Association, near
Railroad, Westminster, Nd.
jan l5-tf
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TRUSTEES SALE
REAL ESTATE,
In Freedom district, Carroll county, Nd.

TNHE undersigned, trustees, under decree
Il passed in the case of Berharr A. Lountz
and VIM. H. Ritter, compliments, and Viii
liam H. H. Grove, defendant, No. 1888
Equity, IN the Circuit Court for Carroll coun-
ty, will offer at public sale, at Woodbine, on
Thursday, the e6th day Of Nay, 1881,
at l o'clock, p. m, all that parcel of land
lying and being in Freedom district, Carroll
county, in the State Of Maryland, called
Bachelor Refuge Resurveyed, eontaiHing
about
go ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and which was conveyed to a
certain Columbus Welsh and William 81. II.
Grove by Michael Seanlon, by deed dated
May sth, 1868, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, in Liber w. A.
Mex, No S5, folio 500, except about 3
ACRES, more or less, conveyed by said CO.
lumbus Welsh. to Reuben 0. Hatfield, BY
deed dated April 4th. 1874, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county
in Liber +. I. S. No. A, folio 80. This
property is situate near Wosdbine, on the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, in Freedom dis
triet.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree,
are one-third cash on the day of sale or on
the day Of ratification of the sale by the court;
the balance in tive equal payments of SIX aud
twelve months, secured by the notes of the
purchaser, bearing interest from the day Of
sale.
WIN. A. MeKELLIP, ! Tr,s,.s.
j. A. G, BOND,
april s0-ts Jos. Berrett, AuetiOneer.
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Rule and Figure Work double price Business LO-
Gals 10 cents line Marriages and Deaths inserted
free Obituaries and personal communications
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The Nav term of the Circuit Court, Judge
Wm. n. Hayden presiding. began here on
| Monday last. As usual, on the hrst day, the
attendance was quite large, and included sew
eral ATTORNEYS from other courts-George
Cramer and Mr.. Crowl, of Baltimore; Jas. A
Pearre, of Frederick; and Mrs. Belva A.
Lockwood, of Washington, D. {. The latter
was the first female lawyer TO enter our court,
and her presence created considerable inter
est, all who could going into the courtroom
to get a glimpse of this female disciple OF
Blackstone. Interest increased when, on mo-
ton of Col. VIM p. Maulsby, her admission
! TO the bar was applied for. This motion was
denied. an abstract of Judge Hayden's able
opinion on the application being published
elsewhere in this issue.
! The first day was occupied in the drawing
Of iuries, calling the docket and arranging
prelininaries. Following are the juries
GRAND JURY.
DR.. Samuel Swope, foreman. David Ire
land (colored), John Beaver, of A. j., John
w. Lucabaugh, VIM. Frock, James A: Clary,
Samuel Rinedolar, Joshua Lockard, John
II. Chew, DR.. VIM II. Rippard, John trlck,
Francis E. Reese, Robert d. Gorsueh, Rich
ard Manning, Jonas s. Harner, David Wltter,
Michael Buchanan, ] ohm o. Devries, Nicholas
Benson. Charles +. Lauver, Josiah Ham,
Andrew Drexler, and Samuel kesselring.
PETIT JURY.
Samuel Yingling, Whitfield Stans6ury,
John W. Jones, Edwin g. Gilbert, Jesse
Hesson. Peter Otto, Isaac Brilliant, Jarrett
N. Shauek, Americas Shoemaker, David A.
c. Webster, John W. Bennett, Christian
Await. Samuel Geeting, David Zepp, Joshua
Lee. owen Bankard, Louis Dielman, Thomas
d THOMPSON. Peter Bale, Josiah Adelsper-
Ger. Charles Grove, Charles Myers, James Z.
Doutv, Lewis W W. Selby, and Dr. Geo. 5
Fouke.
Quite number of cases have been stricken
from the docket, others non pros 4, and some
judgments have been entered by default.
The Firt National Bank of New Windsor
VS., Solomon s. Ecker, executor of Jonas ;.
Ecker, deceased, to recover on a promlssory
note. was the first case contested. Tried be-
fore the court Verdict for the----
Smith & McKellip aud Maulsby for plaintiff;
Roberts for defendant
In the case of Cornelius Lippy VS.. David u.
Leister, action for SANDER, motion for re-
moval was made by plaintiff. and the court
ordered it to be taken to Garrett county.
The same VS.. Nathaniel E. Lester and Lydia,
bis wife. also for SANDER, was on motion OF
the plaintiff removed by the court TO the same
county. Pearson for plaintiff and Reiisnider
for defendants in both cases.
Peter Sellers VS.. John Gingling, action Tor
damages from fire. Jury trial. Pearson aud
Grouse for plaintiff; Bond for defendant
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DUPILS desired in Drawing, also Oil and
l. China Painting. China Painting done
to order. MISS MARY C. SMITH,
Rectory of Ascension Church,
oct Off Westminster, Nd.
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After thirty years absence, Robert Thorn
of Haverhill, Mass, came home the Other
day, and his first business was to kick over g
tombstone that had been erected to his mem
DRY many years before.
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Combings done up for % cents per ounce. l
make Water Frizzes aud Curls; also Hair
jewelry Of all kinds TO order.
MRS. NJ. A. HASSLER,
On Main Street, opposite DR.. Butler 5
residence, West End. ap Off