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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-12-11
MY FANCY's QUEEN.
by WILLIAM BEATTY KINGSTON.

BN NIIl.lAM bfA \ hlNrNl'N
will not say if she be dark or fair.
Or il her eyes he hazel, black or blue:
| will not dwell upon her wealth of hatr,
Or on its silken glos>iness or hue.
| know not if To other men she
the sweetest woman earth has ever seen,
The incarnation of poets dream
But this know; she is my Fancy's Queen
Be thou for ever best, propitious day,
When first saw her, robed i'll creamy
white.
sought to speak to her-she would not
stay,
But, like startled wood bird, took TO
flight.
The fairies knew her az she swiftly slept
Along their forest pathway arched with
green,
And from the II ,wel -fastneSsts ont crspt,
To weave new love spells TOR my F,ncy' =
Queen.
I followed hard at heel she knew it not,
For never once she turned h.r lovely face
Nor paused, but onward sped towards the
spot
Wherein We're housed her innocence and
grace.
| rested not until learned her name,
Aud woo-d her-aye, and made her mine,
| wten.
And now she is a grave and stately dame
But none the lens is she my Fancy 5
Queen.
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weekly feast OF good things to the bows and
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Mrs. LitZenberg's

Have you seen the Bric-a-
Brac in Mrs. Litzenberg S
window? That is not all the
stock, and the prices are not
"lanCy.'
New Dress Fabrics in the
Other window; lovely stripes,
g., &c.
Ladies' & Childrens' Coats
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You can buy a good coat for
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ket, full length, S.; better for
s..
Mrs. Litzenberg means to
sell goods this winter, and the
prices must be low while
money is not plentiful.
Millinery is jaunty and pref
~, and less expensive than
ever in Mrs. Litzenberg' S
twenty years business eXDer-
fence.
You can buy Merino Vests
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Up to the finest lambs wool.
Knit goods, every grade.
Rolled Plate Jewelry that
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Novelties in Collars and
Cuffs and Handkerchief.
Materials for fancy work.
Stamping neatly and quickly
done.
MIS-. Litzenberg devotes
herself to her business, and
has competent help in each
department.
Mrs. LitZenberg,
ElEtOn, Nd:
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1887.
Harper's Bear.

HARrER's bazaar combines the choic at litera-
ture and the finest art Illustrations with the latest
fashions and the most useful family reading Its
stories, poems and essays are by the best writer's.
and its humorous sketches are unsurpassed. Its
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
HulnOrystyka.

Pod nap;sem ,,Z kad pochodz; nazwa ymin,
MISUNDERSTANDING w Czcrniowieckiei ..Ga.
zecle Polskiej' Z 8 kwietnia:
Le czort -djabef majac kohskie konvto
krowl ogon, moze nosic NAIVE bvdleciu. SAN
ton Jegomosc, zdaje sic, ME zaprz, czy,bv tooo
ale czortcm owczym, kto vie azalibv sic ME M.
gnewaf' gdyby go TAX przezwano. Tvmezasen
oh'a wczora Jszego opowiadali tn wfoscianie =
ozortowca, "a zakupnem owiec p~rzybyli, IL prze.
oy"a Il nlch czort-owiec, ktory cd lat trzech
W Czortowcu, Ilarasimowie, Ba}aharowie nic-
NAL cafej okolicy Obertyna IL powiatu horodeh
sk'ego) IRE, zozbija dust owce talk sprytnie i
W taklej przerazajacej ilo5ci, tc n. D. W samvm
Czortowcu przepadfo w tym czasio wie4cio
sztuk cwlec, czyli cafy dobytek chfopski. ME
"l'czaJac W to liczbe STRAIT ponicsionych nrzez
%sasiednie gminy.
Szkodllwe to zwicrze, opisuja gospodarze.
10 ma olugosc' w1e2oj jak sazeh, wysokosci do
POI chfopa, ogon dlugi mocno zagiety, futro ?
Pregaml' gfowa kocia, olbrzymia z wasami. uszv
PrzylegaJSce n1esterczacc, hub z dzwonkami iak
u rysia. ~
fodf"g oplsu, byfby to prawdopodobnio tv.
srys, ktory sic " one strony %zabfakaf, Iub uciekf
2 .lednego z wedrownych zwierzyhc6w.
Aoytecznem byfoby dowodzid, Re patron ta-
ri fozgosclwszy sic nalezycie, mo2c sic STAG MIC
oezp'ecznym navel W okrag mil 10, a to MO
'ylNo Ola zwlerzat, lecz dIa ludzi, zatem hycz
nose DO MIN zbismarczony schoenhausen pozra
,-tygrys &c skory obfupiG mozo 90.
fe Pokucic.
chfop! ntrzymuja. &c juz cd niepamiqtnych
cz'sow poJawif sic byf tego rodzaju czort.owicc
ma pastw'skach tejse gminy, &c ztad nazwa
tel gminy ,,Czortowiec."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
S%k1zyneczka do list0W.

10 Princeton. zacny Kodak pisze:
''h'o n'echco mice nieprzyjemnobci odbiera6
zwrotu p'sm, ME powinicn takte nikomu narzu-
cac takowego, kto mic z9da = W tel parafi ra-
czeJ szkofy polskiej potrzeba, a vice Gazet, kt6.
re h1eraz nledorzecznosci pc swiecie rozs;ewaia
= prosze mi ME przysyfad swego pisma gdy4
mann 'nno polskie a szczegolnie ,,Timesn angiel
SKI Q Chicago" Przedrukowalismy 2 karty po-
cztowe] dosfownie, mic zmieniaiac stylu or.
tografi.
TAXI to grubijahski sposob odepchnaf DO.
orodz1eJ n'ewinnego ,,Wiarusa," ME przypatrzy.
wszy mu sic navel, kiedy tcraz dop,ero, po raz
p'ervszy, zapukaf do drzwi jego, rroszac 0 90.
scinnosc.
Wlemy, &c Dobrodziej cd dawna strasznym
gniewcm pafa do wszystkich polskich gazet a.
merykahskich "a to, te jakiea pismo polskie
kledy sic wyprowadzif z Stevens Point, nieprzy.
chylnie sic o MIN wyrazifo, ale ma to pre-.
cet ME trzeba sic tax %okropnie sierdzic, DO tu.
tag W Ameryco to mic nowogo, &e publicznie O.
czernis najsprawiedliwszego czfow :eka, a jesz.
cze najczesciej zdarza sic to dziennikarzom sa-
mym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
WiadOmOSci mieiscOWe.

W poniedziafck 3 maja pc pofudn.u rozpo-
czefa sic W Winonic doroczna parala mnjowa
strazy ochotniczcj. ulice przystroj one W zielonc
guirlandy, choragiewki bandery, przedstawia.
fy z%achwycajacy widok. Powietrze byto praw-
dziwie majowe, niebo Undergraduates, talk il
wszyscy bioracy udziaf " paradzie ;aknaiwcscle
byli uspcsobicni.
o godzinio pierwszej pc %potudniu przyma.
s%zerowafy poszczegolne oddziafy, W liczbie g.
kaidy 70 swoja sikwa pred gfowna stacya pc
zarnq, gdzic potem przyfacz y1a sic do Mich kom.-
pania z hakami drab!nami. Najlepiej przedsta.
what sc oddziat 5, ,,Alert Hose Co." LEGACY "a
ludzi pod dowodztwem p. Fcliksa Plsarku. Ma
czelc tego %przewa7nie p~olskiego oddziatu poste-
poMaf jake marszafek kapeli p. Stjbor, dzierzaw-
ca hotclu ,,Winona House. Potem cafa Straz Ic-
den oddziaf "a drugim, maszcrowafa przcz mai
giownlejszc ulice miasta, poczcm zwykfa inSpe-
kcya wobcc lady ~micjskiej odbyfa sic naprze-
ciwko Central Parku, Il wrcszcic ruszono 2 tam
tad do Arsenafu, ably wziast udziaf W bankic-
Gle, danym przez danny Winohskic.
Gdy nadszcdf wicczcr puszvzuno sz.uczne o.
gnie, Il o godzinic s rozpoczaf sic bal " hall
Filharmonicznej, ma ktcrym gra1a kapela Rphwe-
dera. Tahczono bawiono sic jallnajwe~eIej AZ
do godziny 4 Z rama.
w dzijeszy czwantek odbywaja parade
majowa tutejsi robotnicy, rzemieslnicy pre-
%myslowcy, Ola czego fabryki W miescie SO zum-
knIete, pity wszystkie bez w%yjatku. Robotni-
cy polscy maszerowali przez gtowne ulice utor-
mowanl w oddziafy, stosownie do Bractw.
= Podczas czterdziestogodzinnego nabozch-
silva pomagali naszemu proboszczowi ks. Jano-
WI Rnmn1IInwj Ry-zn ON L. "
dtewski 2 Wilma, ks. Maczyhski Il broda, mic
majacy obecnie s%tatej %posady), i ks. Meyer z
st. Paul. Wszyscy %czterej kaptani razcrn przez
4 dni wysfuchali okoto 200O ludzi. w niedzicIc
Mat ks. Meyer patryotyczne kazanie, O ktorem
rozpiszemy sic obszerniej W przyszfym numerzc.
= W paratii %polskiej ma Pine Creeku, ME
daleko Winony, ktora 70 wyjezdzie ks. r. To-
maszewskiego do independence pozostaje osiero-
coma, odprawia Cd poniedziatku misya kapfan
czeski z La Crosse, ks. Blashke. Wczorai
rzedwczoraj pomagaf mu nasz proboszcz ks. ].
Byzcwski.
w kohcu u~biegtego miesiaca zloaono W
bIurze aud;tora powiatowego 81 fbow wilczycb.
"a ktore zapfacono dziclnym Nimrodom podfuo
prawa pc s. "a sztuk9. Mysliwi wowczas bar
dzo sic spieszyli z ubijaniem iarfocznych bestyi,
albowlem pc 1szym maju wyno5i premia, WV
znaczona ga dostawienie iha wilczego, tyIko Sc.
Sktadki, zbierane W tuteiszych szko}ach
ma observation-disclosures przez wirujacc wiatry,
przyniosfy okazafa sumo s97.51.
Ia starym dworcem kolci Winona St.
Peter wybuchf W niedzieIe O godzjnie $ vic.
czorem ogieh W wagonic, W kt6rym stafo G
Non' rome p%rzybory rolnicze, co w~szystko SO
sp"llfo. honic hyfy wiasnoscia krpc6w 2 De
halo' ILL., Straz pozalna wyjechala ma ratunek,
Iecz ME 'postrzegfszy nigdzre ognia, wr6cita, a
tymezasem cgien ugaszono kul,fami.. kompania
ko'eJo"a bedzle musiafa poszkcdowanym ich
strate wynagrodzic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06

Polejnnjemy sic wyko"ad wszelkvgo rodzau pr"ee z bhhy, koprowiny i
W pytach 2elaznych, 90 jk natahszych cenach jk naakuratnieD
Agenci ,Alaska Retrigiator" najlepsi W swiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
jedi szkofy potrzeba W Princeton, to wfas

JezeIi szkoiy potrzeba W Princeton, to wfas
ME TEN wiecci na!ekaioby ,zfonkom tamtejszej
gminy pclsxiej polecad czytsnie %polskich gazet
DO tie ustawicznio n%awofuja r%oduk6w, by kocha-
Ii swoj jezyk ~ojczysty urzadzaIi szkoly polls
k;e, = alec byto potrzcba szkofy polskioj "
Stevens Point, a Dcbrodziej SIC o MIA ME staraf.
Co do angic'ssicgo ,Timcs", %nicchaj sobie Do
brodziej raczy przcczytac W pogadance ,Z bliz-
ka z daleka" komcntarz do 10go przykazania
narodowcgo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-05-06
P0rt terra
Maka BOSS Standards

jest wyrobiona z najlepszej twarlej psze-
nicy Dakotejskiej. Ma ona wieccj warto-
sci ola cie2ko pracujqcego robotnika, 4
powodu obfitosci lepiku, wzmacniajqcego
krew, kosci m%uskufy, anizeli .iaknkol
wick lima maka W Winonie, "a co sic
quarantine.
Kompania m}yna L. G. Porter.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25

Binder CORteSt.-A contest to ,o.t the
binding and reapng capacity between be
Champion and Mccormick machines va. MA
in the harvest field Of farmer II the aoper
section Of the county last week Il seems a
father and son were joint tenants ia a croy Of
wheat and wanted to purchase a re,per 10
cut it. The father preferred the Mecornica
and the son tie Champion and being unable to
decide by reason Of the conflict Of choice tbey
made proposition to the respective agents Of
the machines to test the cutting aud binding
capacity Of their machines in the wheat clop
and whichever would do the best work
would be purchased. Consider. be inere,t
was manifested, as the father favored die NJ
Cormick, and Ike all old people, Of course.
thought his judgment the better, the son with
equal frmness, chung to his own notion 81 i'll.
choice and preferred the Champion Ewh
machine was managed by an expert agent
aud the contest was made in halt ripe CROP
Of rye. The Champion pitched in ia eas strle
and ran along cutting aud binding Tie heavy
crop with perfect ease. The Mccormick
stuck from the first, and cbokei and could
sc,rcc,g move yard; after repeated efforts
and considerable struggling the coute,i wis
given up, aud the Champion with f, Ing cll
ors cut down the crop, and the company
thereby made sale. Hammond is nos tNo
feet taller aud edampi1a blower in vlllt;
while Queen and Wills are chuckIiug over thci
success.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25

TOO Many Boys.-The Director Of the
House Of Reformation for Colored Boys at
ChcItIeham met in Baltimore few DAYS
since Mr.. Enoch Pratt President, and
Mr. Edward Stabler, Jr., Secretary. There
are now 20 boys in the institution, % more
than the complement, and the buildings
are consequently crowded The police, mag
istrates are requested by the directors not to
commit any more boys to the institution, for
TIE present At least, unless absolutely necessary.
Boys who should not be sent to the institution
ire often Admitted and sometimes woman,
who is compelled to mike living and no
has children, will have boy Admitted to
tht place. In this and other ways boys for
whom it was not established are received at
The institution.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
LOcdL IsreClfteS.


The heavy rain f,ll Of Tuesday did consid
cradle damage to the farmers new cut hay.
The comnencemcntofs St Thomas Academy
took place yesterday Full particulars in our
next
Mr.. j. Walter Carpenter, the thrifty St
Mry's merchant, paid our town visit on
Wednesday.
Cobb Neck Democrats complain of Captain
Haislips bad treatment III not appointing
young Neae Of that section to position on
the K tte Hines.
Messrs. Henry e. Robertson and Edwin A.
Richmond were commissioned postmasters
during the week The former at La Plata
a ID the latter at Way side.
At a recent meeting of the Civil Service
Commissioners a number Of Charles Countians
applied for examination, and to the credit of
the comfy II must be stated that every one
passed. The names we are requested not to
give.
Mr.. John W Gray, the new occupant of
Chapel Point is hard at work preparing for
the excursion season, and is in hopes of open
ing his place in a few days. The steamer
Thompson is expected to make her weekly
excursion.
The schools are closing and our young
folks returning home. Among those Of this
county who received honors at Mt De Sales
Academy, Baltimore county were Misses
Mamie and Margaret Brent, Mamie and Leila
Matthews; at Notre Dame, Miss Matte FarraIl;
at ST. Catherine, Miss BERTHE Burch
There is some talk Of organizing a military
company. AS reprosen tative Muschette was
KIND and thoughtful enough to
have our county included in the ap-
rropriation, let some active young man or
ranize company and distribute the amount so
appropriated in the county, if in no other way
in soldier uniforms.
Ayers Sarsaparilla operates radically upon
and through the blood, and is a safe aud alb
solute cure tor he various diseases, com
nlaints, and disorders, due to debility, or to
any constitutional faint or infection.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
Crop Reports The crop report

Crop ReDOrts.-The crop report of The
department Of agriculture makes the area Of
spring wheat nearly tile same as last yea.
about 1900 900 acres, The condition 81
spring wheat averages 9sI, against 81 in June
of last year Winter wheat is not quite 50
promising as on the st Of May. A slight de
cline in condition is reported in the West
and the low condition Of the Southern crop l.
sin more reduced Yet the average is only
reduced two points, from "a to GIL. Ills
still from average to high in the great wheat.
producing States. 1t is very promising in
Mary land and Virginia, except in wet lands.
In the South it has been affected with rust.
shryeling the grain harvested. Rye has also
declined from a general average of 95 to
"a during the last month The barley
acreage has been increased per cent, and
condition averages 100 last year in June, 50.
The large acreage Of oats in 1885 has not been
extensively increased.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
Cfrand Army Encampm int and Re.

brant army Eucampm mt and Re.
union at Gettysburg The Grand ANN
oftlle Republic Department Of PENNSYLVANIA
will eucamp on the battlefield Of Gett,sbpra
lIlg "a, auj remain until the 18th. On tie
"a and 30 Of July the reunion Of the Third
army Corps will be held on the same historic
field The encampment Of the Grand ARMY
n Il be largely attended, and the reunion will
bring together veterans from every State in
the onion Ca the "a interesting ceremonies
incident to the dedication OF monuments sin
he bcd aud on every day during the week
something Of interest to every old soldier vii
occur Never since the memorable DAYS Of
tho battle has there assembled on this famoa,
SPOT 90 notable aud imposing collection of
veterans as will gather there during The week
aud no better opportunity for visiting the bat
HE ground in The com amy Of Il ose who were
engaged III the great fight will ever lie offered
For the benefit Of lose who desire 10 G pres
ent the Pennsylvania Railroad Company wiz
sea excursion tickets to Gettysburg from all
stations on its lines east Of Pltsburg and Erie
on June Both, July lst, 3D. 81 and 4th, 2, Cd
t, return until tie 9Th, inclusive, at one fare
f5r de round trip.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
Confirmed Tie sncr.

Confirmed. sacrament of Confrma-
ton was administered in the Episcopal
churches in the county by Bishop Paret, Of
this diocese during last week The Bishop
first visited Piccawaxen Chureh-Rev. Mr.
Todd, pastor, and confirmed Il candidates;
4 on Thursday following visited this parish
Rev. Mr. Williams, pastor-Piney Chapel in
the morning and Chrst Church, this village,
in the afternoon, and confirmed 80 candidates.
This is the second visit Of the Bishop in
year, and The number Of persons confirmed in
that time is o., which speaks well for the
work of the clergymen, and the increase of
religion in our midst. At all the churches
the Bishop delivered as usual a short in
structise address to the candidates, which
was highly commended BY his hearers
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25

insurance Report The fifteenth annu-
a report ofthe reinsurance commissioner Of the
State OF Maryland, Mr.. Jesse X lines, shows
the aggregate Of premiums received during
the year 1885 to have been Sc, 3o9 225; Of
losses paid, Sl,973, lso. These aggregates
were thus made up. Fire insurance, premi-
nms 81, 449, $40, losses S773,27I; marine in
surance, premiums Sill, 66s, losses SI3l, 6o3;
steam boilers premiums, so 7s6, losses
1913 plate glass, premiums, S3,G.s, Losses
SOS life, premiums 81, 3,o32, losses ST.
o57 ,9+3; accidents premiums 2,976, losses
-. IA guarantee insurance, premiums ST.
425, losses 81, 208.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25

po,don, - - :" ealvert.-A CORES
PonaGn, o. The Baltimore Sun, writing So.
puak'rk' Calvert county, under sa,. ,foa
2lst instant, says: O"'e q "
Preparations are being made !.
,of an agricultural fair Nothing or ~ Nv
hes ever before been ATTEMPTED i i - A'a'
ana lne novelty as well as the benefit. M. IN.
usually accrue from an exhibit or n. w.
Of county, tends to attract co,sf5. ,s'oufe.s
tent'on' The proposition vas arst NJ. -. I.
lhe Enterprise Club, and i, was H. ~ Z,
hrst that there would be joint aciion 4, - !
'he Farmers Club at rince Fre5sri.t ssu
that the fair would be held abop, Il. 81
OF the county. It has finally bowera. =.
desided to hold it at Dunkirk m -
have been obtained, and track wiII ~
bly, be made for trials Of speed Tt,l r'o,'
sdJusct o an agricultural fair III. ~.
will develop qualities Of speed which ~.
stock IS known to possess.
We suggested something Of this so,, a.,
county carly in the spring. but ~ 80 s
ed 10 take any interest in such an epts,n-i..
It IS shame that our people are 50 la,b q
take any step looking to our material .a.,..
ment. Let campaign come. wha, d
Of eilice are in view and then tbey ara -i
to he Up aud doing-abusing their onpoaeo,.
II nothing more but suggest an eatera,ss
and you find them as sulky as mules iii Il
one two individuals have ,he ,onas... /,
undertake it alone, whirlwind Of discourage.
ment follows. 1t is With reluctapc. y. a.
this but facts undisputed, support H. Ne
are glad our sister county has awakened !, ,bq
advantages Of an agricultural fair, and hope
the enterprise may meet with The suc,s, It
deserves.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1886-06-25
Celebration Of the 4th Of Lnlr.-


management Of Marshall Hall propose cele-
brating the 4th Of July-the nations holiday.
IN handsome style at their place this YEAR
Several excursions from Washington will be
brought down. Every amusement that the
most popular and well conducted summer re-
sort can afford will be furnished the visitors
for the day. In addition to these an unusual
treat Will be furnished in oratory Senators
VOORHEES, OF Indiana Is Black urn Of Kentucky
ex-Gov. Curtin Of Pennsylvania, Woodburn
NJ, G., Of Neysda, Gen Ben lie Frere Of Ohio
Barnes Compton 4 NJ c., OF this State. will de-
liver orations. Senator Edeen and John II
Mitchell, Esq Of this county are also expect
ed 10 participate in the commemoration. Sneh
an assemblage Of talent and ability in oratory
Is seldom witnessed, and all who can should
attend. Every convenience will be furnished
visitors from distance, and Col. McKibbin
will administer in his usual aaable STYLE The
heartiest welcome to all.
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Work of nn lnrenhinrr

nipbt, near "a o,eraas ',' ~! y.-on MONDAY
owned b. v-s rr,5 'ne '',e store mouse
Port Tos,cca St.ta ,'4'os'p IomPk'ns' a,
stock # good. y. containing small
hiscre,nl ana t,,...s = '''g Y some devl,sn
FIRE was at frsl sero r. u ! ~, 5, ground. loF
rbo H.. 80. -. IS" y NF Houston Norris
s.nt l.4,, - y .ae night by the inees
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Irving -Robey Tuesday evening
O'Clock p M, at St. Thomas Church BY
the Rev. Father Remand, Mr. Matthews NJ
Irving was united III marriage to Miss Lizzie
A. Robey, daughter Of Peter W Robcy, Esq,
OF Coz Station Our congratulations are *
tended the happy couple
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Counterfeit Silver Dollar

Counterfeit Silver DOllars.-A Penn
syivauia exchange says counterfeit silver dol
lars Of The respective dates Of 1881 and 1885
are in extensive circulation in some sections
Of the country, and for the benefit Of our bus
mess community we give the following de-
scriPtion of these spurious coins, which are
we'll calculated to deceive the unwary Tacy
are Of lighter weight and little thicker than
Tie genuine. The lettering is somewhat ina
perfect and shallow, and the letter WI Of tue
word "~e" in the legend In God Ne Trust,
j. entirely filled up The plating Is thin and
easily wears Off in places The Inter is said
not to be the rule, however, rs some OF the
bad coin is bright and has the appearance OF
being new.