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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

There is this difference betWeen happi-
ness and wisdom: He who thinks himself
the happiest IN really is so; but ne who
thinks himself the wisest Is generally just
the reverse,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28

Did you read how Josiah Pitkin of Chel-
sea, VT, was cured of q terrible sore leg,
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the blood purifier
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
PANCAKES FOR LUNCHEON.

These are made of eggs, flour and milk.
The ju-t proportions are one tablespoonful
of -four to each egg To make small pan
cakes beat two eggs thoroughly and add
sweet milk Then take two tablespoonfuls
Of dour, work into thin paste and due
tile batter by adding the milk and eggs
and little salt. Grease the pan with a
piece of sweet lard or butter, and stir
briskly to prevent adhering to the bottom.
| When the under side is sutfi 'ien-ly brown
ed. turn it. Leave the CAKES folded, with
sugar or honey and butter between the
folds, or sugar alone. Ii this too be solid,
add more eggs AMI Use less dour. A slight
sprinkle of grated nutmeg will be Al adj
! dition.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING

For one square 0f y lines lees & AEate type, ona
insertion stD: Tor each -urslueut merton > cts
T-ulass the number 1f Insertions tllrzed On tls
aiFsr suaeut it VIII b. CIutlll- uut!l 1rdered 9ut
Literal discount male O. t-tchauts and 7thers adFsF
using hF tie year
Probate aud Cl1nmIssi0uers' Notices. s2u0.
Flr Notices nf Liberation Esrravs. the Formation
and U-z'-tlu II Cl-Iarr lius etc s 3 each for
thre. H-. -tfalr o. sent by mail the money must
com any he letter.
NJ Iu news ciumla Do r-u's per line each ins1r-
tion but d. charze- made = less than 8 cents.
NHfiH-s Deaths and Marriages inserted traits but
eEt-u1s -Iary Iticez u Poetry NIl be charged At
the rate ut "Futs perllua.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
Che freem an.
MONTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2S. 1881.
Premium List.

We give below the remainder of the
premium list of the state fair which was
omitted last week:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-09-28
CREAM COOKIES.

One pint cream, two cups sugtr, three
eggs, two teaspoonfuls sola, four teaspoon.
ful. cream tartar; mix as soft as possible
to roll nutmeg or cinnamon; bake quick
, 1881-12-09
A REMIN1SCENCE.

Interesting developments III Connection
with tho leeccue nond Robbery In
Cleveland.
Special Dtpateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND. O., Doc. s.-Toltowlng right upon
tho heels Of tho nrrcst Of lilly Burke, alias Z.
II. pagc, soma interesting developments havo
come u light III regard to tho rocents bond rob-
bory. 1t appcnrs that tho worry first clcw to thu
theft WAS advanced by tlonry koubeI, mcr-
thant tailor ut No. Ii Bunk street. About n
week or toti tinys previous three strhngcrs ctl-
tered bis p!nos, and, after looking over quan-
THY OF goods. each selected piece uud was
naase. a. t. p"aa, ops 3eSt
and c. i: rase, ana ropresSnted .nat tdey
TSog ns snpF M of dfs sse.t
shom that attracted tho attention Of the tuIlor,'
but eaoh one pnnked down slD as u Euarantco
uietSos Thelr bills rsnscd In ,he 81 ,soienborhoo I'll
9t 81 and , S1y \ day r, 9r two iater @ Pond camn
fs!ss sss sHe sss AZ '1s i ss's "s" Il 'ass
ao4''tng, ~ Who" s Mr koosc! went dS dewn Sas e. III
plnee Of business 10 found = note from paae
pnpcr, which ordered him 10 forward thu c!othes
tu uutfalo. Tho peculiar circumstances Ut tho
!erI9us onstoncrs know sou,sthing about TUG
bank robbery. ILL called upon Eells and rclatod
nls Tith tho lie described
Wilon nocamo to Pond t:olls nt once pronn1lncct!
him tho one who hnd entered tho hank nfI
cArriol oil the bonds, recognizing the de-
scription OF tho tcaver orercoat. fink.
ert0n Ind In his possession q lot uf
photographic OF noted sharpera, and
kocbcl. upon examining thotu. wns Mble to nj
ulCst positively fdontfy the faces Ut ut Toast twn
Of tho men. 1'ho GLOW ecumrd 80 certain TINT
every rreral,tion wns takeM to follow it up caro-.
fully. Tho tAins. xns instructed to sund tho
clothes NJ directed, and Detective Lawrence was
dispatched to Iluirulo on tho sumo tfain. How
he arrested PaHo has nlr0ady been tolIi. On
T'uosdny Koobel received letter from. O'Dcil
1sx tue %o sGthxs to to Ds ssS ssnf to
and O'Dell. with tho honds IN tholr pos
which point messagcs OF warming to tho
authorities were Immediately tclcgrnphc.t.
The clnthos were Eent un by express us directed.
Nnwe from that point glvtng any Intelligence
Of the rohhers Is nnxiously awaited, and tho
lurko, nlhs paHn, was' visited ut his cell this
morning by Eclls ana Othor parties who hnvo
bud cxportonco with robbers. but uono OF them
recognized hin.
, 1881-12-09

II
tho rrcsbytcry. and ndkod tho constitutional
Iueatona OF tho now pastor md the oot,Etega-
tiyo u. rastcr:on then declared the rnAto.l,ms ~,
rolMtinns ct tho Rny. John u. JarrOws ana iho
F!caf lres0ytcfinti thilfch uilty conaltntnn!eM.
Tho Raw Dr. r. ": Flsk slc!lvarctl the lnstal!a.
tioh prayer. The 1tev. Dr. AbhOtt 3. kittret!u0
Khro the chnrgn tn tue pnstor. and ths Ioy. nr.
0eorRc G. NoYes did tho shtno thing to the con-
4reEntton. ,..
That nx9ttelt tMotet ny J0eoph ., HnFnoy'
liking All tllorlDus," wins next ating: Mf. II: !.
Hloan rendering the base soEns. hnu Dr. Ennflcs
!sHrnes tho tcnor. II Wat rctnhrkn0ly we'll anhR'
the ohnrtis nol'lg partieu!at!y 1nosl: ,...
=, The ltev: Pr HArrows shon NellFetcA re 5eMes, ,
d!nlion. Attsr tho service tho Gh!lHTcHntlon ana
9lilcers Or tho church tei'dcec,1 tholF s1hEth1nr
1Gtlone 70 the new pAetors 1urt,R when a.f H. H.
G!ntrnce fddy rendered. On the organ ano
:. "..!n!!eit'lan ChnFts Itnll i nGstaoych ~ ,ha
"Nnlint oi Oves, Ino mnecn! p1ruom ,n..o1 o. aro
ncrsioes woro such "a we're pr9baGt5 never Ss TS.
cciled upon almlar occasion ~ Chcng3. tae !a
noW nnetor oiitota upon nm unGsIn I.tn utF rp1, pn
c1Larty hnpny ataptcca, ano 9oeo resuita tipn! VII
ny n. ADMINISTRATIONS arc prcaiotea py 'no "on'pcfs
or the chufeh. ..-.-.... .....,....
, 1881-12-09
RELIGIOUS.

INSTALLATION OF TIE INV. JOHN II. nAnRows,
or THE rinsr rIsEsIlfrKntAx CHURCH.
Tho First Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Twrnty-6rst ssreet and Indiana avenue, was
being tho Installation Of the 1tov. John
IL, burrows, tho now pastor. recently
called 10 Hll tho pulpit VI tho church.
Tho musical portion ct tho services wcro cs-
pccla'Iy nrtlati', and interesting. Tho choir
WA composed 1T members or the F'rst, Second,
THIRD, asil Fourth Presbyterian Churches, Mr.
II. Clarnncs Eddy presiding at the orgln. Tito
pit durlug Tho Installation services and Until
Fr.s Ga;isss ill., H. Rsy IT, .,st S
scSur!ul BY thn ,lcs. nt. Ierr!ck Johnssa. i&o
Muy. Dr. rral. FRANKLIN ". Fak, tho itSv. George
Thu services weru opened hy tho overture to
" FnM, sne OIya% ~ A., " M GIstsnSs Eaay als VIZ
tallHess thercot. siss iatta Hitler eaas tho ti
G!ss. sas whale beii.x exceIleitIy ri fen,icrSi. NV
The Rcv. Dr. HulnlI then ur0red tho tuyoca.
tlon md rcna tho Scripture lesson. Tho cou.
SsS i,s oi sy iS;a rS W. nay !ss
W. eSans Rfsssss e. iess f IN ~ ss!s as e. nj
En!stls ,. tH Il..nothy, a!,cona ehuptor itttesnth
@ waHsl n'8y g IN, snaw r shyssf .p
rightly dividing tho word 0f truth FFum this
ttxt tho reyerGnli RcilarmaM E'racet.lcti tl shpw
itnnl work, a.,d otey The word written IN Inc
!tb!n. u wins hls duty tn ptvMch tho lluspel OF
Christ. lIr ln1tst show himself tU God approved
Tho pEeheher'4 work was Immortal, au1 he and
his work were to tGces mgaln. It would bb u
| SHOULD rixatly, divide tho truth, making. Il u
str9iEht ,rouI tu walk III, and tito Hlhlo
| q fal1hln! picture Of tho mtnd vt God.
| lie should pssae4 aotaan9 but sho tyuth-snV
| total truth. without udtltt}ons-nu ulutter how
| fascinating: .trrach tho Wuru" wcro lho
Murls ot Paul 10 Tlmolhy. ln lhoso days the
Word ot uoa Was RduIterhted us It WIS tullay,
II was the luinistuE's duty u prcach the whule
truth. Or. JuhasoN eitslurntly. pursr2ynd tho
dt.licullies wlih which u Uastor had % couIuul,
| ana tAld TINT tho ttuu plStur would become a
| sweet Gnyer Vt tIrn 10 God.
The duct sni choruh from "Tho LYNN OF
| Frllse+" by McudelsuhI. commencing With vi
waited for tho Lord" was than SUNK by Mira. j.
| A. Farwoll, sopranos aud 5il8s Klttlu Wallace
| cuuO.
Tho Ncs Or, Patterson stated the acuou o.
, 1881-12-09
TIE ClTY-IIALJ,

THERE were thirty deaths reported ia the city
yesterday.
TlIE water-olllco investigators did put show
up yesterday. aud Gen. I.tob was ready but dis
appointed.
stEsslls. FRANKLIN MAcvsAoit & Co. haya In
closed check TOR sloo +" Fru- Marshal Swon te,
for tho bonettt Of the department is rtxoru !.
tlOn lt tha feTy etslclcnt manner in which they
hun luA tho tiro which recently tuok place ut The
liruis faCtufy.
follows: Williuul Grare. thrce-Etory sture md
dwe,lluR-hl,4ae, II W ~ foot, Weltworth ave.
t1uu, near Twcnly-slIth sirrct, 10 cost $S,VOV;
Mrs. kOrlp. Two tWU.Btnry uiu basement iuts
Il BY 81 feet, West Twelfth. ucur Luulu street.
, 1881-12-09
MICHIGAN BEE-KEEPERS.

HPtk9tE 171VR4sFt't TO 7HE OHW1QV 1TIpVHSs
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. 8.--Tho State Doc
Keopors' Convention openod hore this morning,
arucly Intended from abroad. with Prof. A. J.
Cook, Of tho Agricultural CulloBo nt Lansing,
President. Among tho attendants nro 4. ].
io0t, NJ 3fodina, o.. editor Ut tho Glcd,lfUys and
Nte.tnatitre !A1gastHe; tho celebrated .boo Inn
purtpr. D. A. 1u1,es, nj Hresou, Ontario; JILL.
4uwnly, tha char hlve lnyoutor: nt,d Thomas
Newman, td!tor OF the american I}te Journal, OF
Chicago, Ia expected,
, 1881-12-09
CARY CONCERT.

The magnificent grand plano uaod at all tho
Cary concerts and by Nr. Poterstlea, tho world
renowned plaulst, IL from, tho largo aud cello.
brnted manuf4utory Of Henry F. Miller, Boston,
, 1881-12-09
MAHRLiGEH.


BROWN -atof,,WELl-Uu tho sth ln,t =, =,
rcsteHco Of tito briaA sstur. Airs. .,nlIno Wnsm,n M
ny, Grand my. Gav elnnd. o. james +. ,tirnmn
EiIscn4o. and Miss Ehntiu aicIJumeII, ''""A' VI
, 1881-12-09

Wells' Health remover, Kreatcat remedy, Of
earth for Impotence, leRnno8s, nervous debility,
Gtu. II at drugxlats. Depot u Lako stroet.
, 1881-12-09
THE CITY.


TIE CITY.
PERSONAL AND. GENERAL
". II. YArE, of Winnnn, Niich., ts at tho Pacific.
]. Il. 0sno1,s, Of Lincoln. Mob. is at tho sher-
man.
II. n. WAGNER, Of Philadelphia, is at tho sher-
n1nn.
,.corrErr, Of Terro llautc, Ind. Ia ut tho .rc-
mont.
Du. ". a. DArKrn, Of Now Orleans, is At the
Pacific.
l.onrnr MASON. of 1shron,Ins. Mich, Is at tho
TaciAc.
J. cosp1r sMl71r, Of Buffalo, N. w is Mt tho
Pacific.
II. IT, BELxxAr, Of Washington, D. G., Ia at the
Palmer.
VIC. iIihl1Ei,, Of Chtun, Ia registered at tho
Palmer.
e. a, E1pnEp1E, OF Foud du Inc, " H., IL ut tho
Trnmont.
WALTER 8. AtpnipoE, of Rochester, N. y, IL
ut tho fremont.
MATHEW UtAuK, Of Saltwater, Minn., Is at
tho ShcruiHlt.
THOMAS EWING md wife, Of san Francisco,
arc ut tho Palmer.
Alr1.rp swAsssER. Hungary. IS among tho
nrrlynls at tho Leland.
Nit, AND Mis- uEDrGE u. CURTIS, Of Clinton,
To-, is at the TFcmnnt.
A. ]. PARE md A. NJ. Lawrence, Of London.
England. nre at tito Pacific.
". L. YouSn and John N. raymond, OF c!n-
ton, L., arc ut tho Shermnn.
d. IL. o1Ass OF hoaaoa ., ann s.o.on a. W. n"'0''' VI
Toronto, untar1o. aFo NJ TUG enct'n""'
4. y. BnArrNwAITE and II. NJ. Graham, Of
nfUntreal, CanHda, are Mt tho Pnlnof.
r tna fntr m rltv nftHf
al absence III tr,nn s.r,,,,,x ~
nj hls holne with paralysis of tho stomach,
q. llAu,!p KENT. 7: J. oconuor, .. Mens.
and John MatKofs ol Aon"o"' h"H'"i4'' "to "s
'oe i"''u''. -.
LAEr evening tho I4hdtcs Au soolety q hun
n1al Mew ~, EnGlaa supper IN tho spao'0ns
pa''''S oi 'uo '1u'e" -,
dna,.s E 81 ,ieet e.
ultdinu was ut r. M. 81 degrees; 1oa: ~. ~:
II M, -: 3p. M. y: Up. sn., 4o Earo'ncter,a
i. III, :9.4o; ! p. IT,. ::a.5;.
THE railroud eteuogrnphets bold another con.
ference at tho Grand pactc Ilutcl last Gsealn3,
completing tno organization, romoIcllnE tue
s9nst!%s3l So senssa aa@ routine
p4y,n nsss4y !! yes,s e ea l., fl! aas snassny DE- u
lion. nod lcft 4 wife and four children n COM
tortal,io circumstances. Heart disease Is sup
posed 10 haFe been tho cause
At n meeting OF tho Jlircclnrs 0f the CfKnr~
hInnufnctjtrcrs' ard Dealers Assassination SOW
rrul Leaf -tol,acco dealers md jobbera IN ofgnrs
pnI,scrIbod ,,ltltlcy for tho PURPOSE Ut sending
RELOCATION In Washington to fry and have the
inx reduced on Ugurs to 81 per 900.
yyu,,r Air. ". r, wIns,,,n. Of rroyidcnce IL
T.. tcleuNto to tho I}asc. linil LcAgue Eouvct1-
lion, whu IL stopping With his .ytfo Mt tho ire
mint iinusc wns 1T sumner Inst night, sonsD
sncnk. .thief entered his r.,ntn, iall hands Of, q
sasJ aenlskty eac0lic belonging 10 Airs. Wfnsh!p,
md Inndo woy with 1t bcfore he was discovered.
.h,..,,., ,x,,,, ,,..,,,,u ua-
Ni.nAM hn.a'En. & uEIV Ei., w't -, ,.trn,s tst ,
VIA yrstnr,1ay admitted to fa0OU ball to tho lTt.i
lw 1i,stice Kaur,untl,l, Charles Il. Erby gazing
sHtn,rifv IN thn iM,Dd. WbIto il rcprcsci,trd 10
hp in n slightly improved condition By tho sur
coons nj tho County Hospital who nrc lu attcnd-
nnrr 1,nnn htt1l.
~e a'0'' ~ --..-.,.,-r,..
AT the annual c1nSocatl0n nl CnltngO LAhVtcEt
, 1881-12-09
MARRIAGE LfCENScv

-.t..
atnp!icn Y. t;0enS1l. lawn iklfsc .. >~-.
Minnie u. F"ter. lawn ihiGc c....,.,.''..'...2
! Charles tlnentrR. tnrers st'nek,,,...''''"
thltfinh klcinA, btuubts Pdrk...
Maggie Irink. t:hicNai,. -.
!0hn Coon. nitsnan. II
t1ulsa AthWIOy, ttllfnah..
! ttfwarf ]. ho41~sky ChlcnHn ,,.,..... ''''.',A
nety ttDhn thta40t 40t.........-......,,,.
!0hn !il9KlfIst ~ Afitltun.............
tJhilh tcHhfl, ChlGnxu..
tntnr5 Wntrsn. Ghseaa9
ieorE. II. WM%thnrI, Ch1casV..
linrr'at Y. Whhtnh Chicago.
/ Hubert ItHrny. Chicago ....+,......,,.',.1 ''',.1
lMnt4nrrttH 1tnbutt, Chicago ......, .:..''...H
j.1n1ua KlsailnH. Ehicnvt,. ......,,,,,,. ''''t'.h
Car''ilits l,ychpr, thtcAED...
Charles fY!luint, Guneseo o.........,,.'.H ''t'.H
GlaFy 9lhlp1nt Ghled4ft, +..H
Michael DceEnH, Park nl,igr ...,,,,,,.. W. '.""2'
ktckn Lkmbke. Park H!dEe...-...... ..'''ar!t
itnrn!nm 1lnnke. ChiGaeo.. J.,
chester White, Mount ilnse, ,lh.......,,....
Fannie II. eMHdorlnd. ChicAgN......,.,..'''t3
! t'ntrck 0rGn}y. ch1cnaB, ,...........,.,. ~
knthEenn CntlJ. C1AcaE1. t' IL
!,uAfoId II. ). nanlets, s,CI,IGnQu,...,.,,'' ''.s. 81
s"'a u rum |usaE
GcarEa flurfmnnn, Ch!caRo. .......,,,.,,,...
lIaulinh urhwsnaky.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-24
SALE REGISTER.

Daniel 10y will sell at his residence at
Owens Creek, on Saturday, March ~, at
o'clock, a lot Of household and kitchen
furniture.-T Terms, Six months credit with
interest. Cash limit, five dollars.
Mrs. Mary E. Black, sam'rx, Nlllsell un,
der mortgage, the property known as
"Springield Mills" two miles sonth, west
of Creogerstown, now in possession ofGeo
W. Free, on Sat-, Mch. 90 at p. Ill
Terms, cash.
J.H. Norris win sell at Public Sale a,
his residence one halfmile south of Creag.
erstown on Monday, March %, at 10 O'Clock
2 horses, 3 cows lot OF hogs and farming
implements. Six months credit with in.
'terest Six dollors cash limit.
Capt. Jos. Willhide will sell on Saturday
March 20 at 1 O'clock, at his residence
west of this place, 8 horses, s cows and q
lot of farming implements. Terms. Six
months with interest on sums in excess 81
five dollars; that sum and under, cash.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-24
DI z D..

Mich, 10, at the residence of his son-in law
John G: Derr, in LeWistown, Mr.. John
Kemp, aged 81 years, month and 2G
days.
On Monday, in Mcchanicstown, Mrs. Sa.
villa White, wife of Fred'k White, aged
4S years and Is days.
On TUESDAY, in Mcchanicstown, Mrs. Jo-
anna Miller, relict of Jno w. Miller,
aged "a years 6 months and days.
On Sunday Mch 90, near this place, Ham
ilton, son of the late David Harbaugh.
aged 50 years
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best company in which Farmers and
owners of Private Residences can insure
their Property, is the Time Tried and
Fire Tested Agricultural Insurance Com
pany. 1t insurcs nothing but private Res
licences and Farm Property. In the last
81 years it has not had a loss of over So.
900, in one Fire, and it cannot be affected
by sweeping contlagrations, as its risks arc
all detached 1t insurcs against damage
by lightning, whether fire ensucs or not,
and insure 1--we Stock against BENG killed
by lightning anywhere on the farm. The
Agricultural Insurance Co, is stock
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company, doing an exclusive Dwelling
Business in the United States, If not ii the
world, and is now issuing 1000 Policies Il
year. For further particulars, apply to
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Dec G.m.
BALTIMORE MdREETg
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-24

, We are as we. loath to accept Vennor's
weather prophecies as anything better
than good guesses but he has again been
successful as reports from the west and
northwest tell ofstorms and snow block
AIDES on Friday and Saturday last, only a
day or two behind Mr.. Vennor's time set
for the "blizzard.' The cool weather, mi
nus the snow reached US on Monday.
Our enterprising young townsmah, Mr..
P. N. Hammaker has in connection with
his brother Frank of Liberty, purchased a
marble yard in Woodsboro and they viii
in the future conduct the three. They
have the requisite energy and will doubt
less succeed.
The yard was purchased Of Mr.. j. Q
Tough for 1886 and possession was given
on Wednesday March is.
We have not seen much Chr0hicle0 late.
ly in reference to the Emu:lttsburg Bank
Has the new Relief Association cast it
temporarily in the shade? or is it, Micaw-
ber-lke, leaning back, for mighty and de
cisiye spring? We too, have been, Micaw
ber.like waiting for something to turn
up that would justify US in our assertion
that, there was life in the north-chd even
though beyond Toms Creek.
DRUG STORE SoLD.-The drug store
conducted by Chas. E Davis & Co., was
sold last week to Mr., Theo, Davis OF kee-
dysville. Washington county to which
place the stock of drugs was removed dur
ing the first of this week. This business
was founded in 1870, known as Gilds'
Pharmacy, and with several changes in
Prorrietorship, remained in that family
until last fall, when il was purchased by
the above firm.
We publish this week in our advcrtis-
ing columns at Private Sale, the property
of Mr.. Abel Mitchell on west Main st.
" lille we would bepeased to find through
the medium Of our columns purchaser
for his property, We arc certainly loathe to
lose so excellent citizen.
1t is Mr.. Ms intention to go to the west
ern country, and fortunate, indeed, will be
the place that secures the presence Of this
Intelligent and upright man.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-03-24
" Vt. 7 :. HAMILTON.
J. II. BRIsCoE, Secretary OF State
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fc" days lhat 'I'e growing wheat HAS pec''
damaged conS'def'h'y ny 'le recent severe
from Now Norkr, district. remarked in .
,he Trurs office Monday that in his sec
,idn of,hc county the wbco, in MANY eases
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tered which aver;ed serious results
MEETING OF THE CoLoRED CITIZENS -
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Public Notice.

OFFICE or THE COUNTY COMMITS.
SIONERS OF FREDERICK COUNTY
The County Commissioners Of Frederick
county will hold their First Session, April
Term at their Office in the Court House.
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Feldstein the auction man is making
things lively, He certainly does give the
worth of the money and he sells no shoddy
Saturday night will be the last opportuni-
ty to buy bargains as it will be his closing
night.
Rumor has it, although we have heard
nothing official that one Of the Union
Bridge trains will run to this point after
the May change of schedule.
COMMISSION RECEIVED. The following
commission from Gov Hamilton WAS re
ctved by Adolphus Fearhake, Jr., Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Frederick county
on Thursday last:
STATE OF MARYLAND,
70 John Ritclic, Of Frede1ch C0rnty, Is
quite, greeting
Be it known, that reposing great trus,
I and confidence in your Judgment and in
tegrity and sound legal knowledge, you
are hereby appointed Chief Judge of, The
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court, composed Of
the counties of Frederick and Montgomery
vice Richard |. Bowie, deceased, hereto
fore elected to said office by the people o1
said Judicial Circuit. to do equal right and
justice, according to the laws Of the State
in every case in which you shall act un@el
the commission, and TO execute the same
Office justly, honestly and faithfully, nc,
cording to law, until the next general
election for members of the General AS.
sdmhly, or until you snail he duly dis
charged theretrom.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the State Of Maryland, At Annapolis
this sixteenth day OF March, in the year OF
our Lord ON, thousand eight hundred end
eighty one.
by the Governor:
VIM r. HAMILTON.