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Democratic Nominations in Virginia.

The Virginia Democratic convention con-
cluded its labors on Thursday, by nominal
ing the following ticket For Governor,
Capt. z. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward )
for Lieutenant Governor, Major ]. Hoge Ty-
Ter of Pulaski; for Attorney General, Major
r. Taylor Scott, of Fauquier Mr. Basil r.
Gordon, OF Rappahannock, was selected as
chairman the State Central Committee. A
platform of principles was adopted which
| calls for the abolition of the internal revenue
tax on fruit hranlirs.
The nomination of Capt. Mckinney WAS
/ made amidst the greatest enthusiasm. He is
man thoroughly imbued with Dem
ocratic principles, and is said 10 be an able,
bold and eloquent campaignGr. His nomin-
alton appears to be entirely acceptable 10 the
Democratic party Of Virginia, and it is be-
licved that under his leadership Malone and
his cohorts will be utterly overlhrown. The
Republicans held their convention at Norfolk
yesterday. The outlook was that General
Malone would be nominated Tor Governor.
A somewhat singular railroad accident
occurred in Baltimore, Monday morning. A
shifting engine was on the Northern Central
The engineer saw the Philadelphia express
from Washington coming towards him, at
great speed, on the same track Calling to
his fireman TO jump off, the engineer opened
;ln I,a tl,rntIln md f,ll,w1l ln ~
Neither were hurt. The engine started at
terrific speed through the tunnels, past Union
Station and ON towards Calvert station, max
ing the distance, which usually requires four
and a-halt minutes, in thirty seconds. A
swilChman who had his wits about him saw
the engine coming and concluding it was a
runaway, quickly turned the switch and di-
verified it from the depot towards some empty
freight cars. The engine dashed violently
against these, tclcscoping some of them and
forcing one Of them through the twenty-five
inch wall of Nelson, Morris & Co.'S ware
house into the meat refrigerators. The loss
will amount to $4,000. Ii is remarkable
that no lives were lost.
The Republicans, it seems, are not SO
certain now with regard to their powcrto or
ganiZe the next House of Representatives AS
they were Immediately after the Presidential
election. The death of Representative Laird
of Nebraska, leaves them with lG3 votes, the
exact number required to make quorum
Unless the new States elect Republican rep
resentatvcs and 1913 Republicans are on hand
at the opening of the session some difficulty
may be experienced. This conjunction olaf
fairs, it is suid, makes it extremely improb-
able that an extra session will be called.
The Agricultural Department has been
investigating the cattle fly that appeared this
summer in Maryland and adjoining States.
Three applications are recommended TO keep
the flies away from cattle, viz: Fish oil and
pine tar, with little sulphur added tobacco
dust when the skin is not broken tallow
and small amount of carbOlic acid.
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lsEI.if.fOlA NOTICES.

Nj. T.. Church. Bel Air. Rev ThDuas Wood
Past0r.-prcaCh on Sabbatn at IL A. NJ. ana
7. NJ; Mt, ,Iinu, sabbath Schoo. at +. NJ,
pr, aCniuy 3.lj T. VI.
Bel Air NJ. +. Church. Rev ). y. HublitHclI.
Pastor sunday. Aug. 9th Regular services
a. Providence 1919 \. ~. Union Chapel, 3.W =.
NJ, and Bel Air s +. VI. sunday School at Bel
Ar $50 y. VI.
beer Creek NJ. =. Church, sunday. Aug. 18th
Mt. Tabor 10 30 \. NJ; Deer Creek $3.50 +. M..-
Prayer ana praise service ut Deer Creek every
Thursday evening, beginning AT s o'clock. Rev.
B. W. Kiud.cy.
Woods Meeting tnglug Chapel NJ. p. Con
grcVatuu. one mi" east of Dublin, proposes to
hOl1u woods Meeting N the grove rear 10y sun
day september Isl. Key. j. NJ. YinEllng. Dr.. j.
Il. kiigorr and other ministers Will he present.
AL invited.
Mountain Christian Church - Preaching on
next Luris Day. by tn" pastor, Rev. G.. W. Hur-
vcy, at u \. NJ; sunday School at $50 \. NJ.
Young Peoples meeting a. < T.. NJ.
!, expected thut an a day M cling will
lie held NJ this church on Lorl S day. Sept. SKI.
Rev. {. w. Harvey.
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y game OF base ball was played at Falston,
Saturday, August lIih, between the Fallston
aud Manor clubs. The home club took the
lead in the first inning and Was never headed
Score - to H..
The Fallstun aud Crcswell clubs will play a
game at Fallston, next saturday, August 24th.
y game OF base ball was paycdat the Rocks,
last FRIDAY, between the Bel Air aud Baptist
clubs, in which the latter won by u score of Q
to IS.
y game was also played, at the same place,
on Friday, between the Baptist aad Delta clubs,
in which the former were again successful, by u
score OF 10 TOD.
game will be Played at the fair grounds,
Friday, I'D, at 3 r NJ, between Bel Air and
ChuTChyile. Admission 10 cents
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W ''T.''
the Executive Committee of Hartford w Z. r.
L. met ut the Presbyterian Parsonage, in Bel
represented and reported very iavOrably Of their
work during the past year. the committee was
then rendered Il delightful collation. by Mrs Fin
n"y. which was thoroughly enjoyed. After that
the meeting was again called to order by the
President, and the following programme for the
County Convention was arranged
The Fourth Annual Meeting of Hartford COLn-
~ Woman Christian Temperance Union Will be
1883.
Morning SrSsion.--lO oclock-Dcvotional Ex-
crc.cs, God Is our Retug" aud Strength led
hy Miss Emma |. Amoss; $780, Roll Call OF Officers
aud Supcrintrndcnts: 1915, appointment OF Com
mite" On CREDENTIALS 1910, appointment of Com
mttee on Resolutions; lO.i5. appointment of
committee on Finance; 1850. Minutes of EXecu-
tive Committee; lO.5j, adoption of minutes OF
by Mrs. Thomas Wood llOj, Response Of Wei
come 10y Miss Lizzie T. Kemp: Singing; His, re-
port of County Treasurer; II ~, report of County
Corresponding secretary; ll.2j, report of County
Sup"rIutrndpnts of Departments and talk by
Miss Matte Carlisle; Il, report Of Local Presi-
dents 1881. adjourn.
Afternoon Session-"Thc Lord of Hosts is with
us."-L30 o'clock, Call Meeting to Order; Sing
ing; Prayer; | 40. Minutes Of Morning Session :
l.jj, adoption Of Minutes of Morning Session .
report of Committee on Credentials; 10, report
of Committee on ResOlutiOn-;220 report of Com
mttce on Finance and other business; 80, Pres
idcnts Adlr IS 2.a6. Election of Officers. Close
with Lord $ Prayer, DOXolugy and HrnCdicttnn
All the women of the County are cordially in
vted, and gentlemen will be welcomed to the
meeting.
Miss Matte Carlisle, of Baltimore, will be
present 70 address the meeting on County Fair
work. II the 18th prove very Indictment, the
COnN ention will be held on the 3Oth.
2nu NJ. 4. AMDSS, Cor. Secy.
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The Coming Event

Baltimore Is humping herself to make her sep
lrlhbrr SHOW the biggest success yet. She is rs
proud as u girl at Commencement aud about as
pretty. Tile merchants are doing great things to
excel one another in the beauty ut exhibits ana the
boom 10 the enterprise but none that We know or
near ~ comes near To What bvhms Acme Hall is
doing This iaNUritr Clothing Headquarters Oi the
people 81 this section Is at and W. Baltimore
ST. and they authorize Us 10 invite the people uI
TINS county and section tu the comforts and con
vcuicncr> ul their immense establishment during
the holiday in September.
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A CARD.

1t has been industriously circulated in differ
ent parts of the county that would not be a can
didate at the primary election on Aug. 3lst.
Now his could be done for no other purpose
than to iDJure my chances for nomination and
therefore wish to state that If live will be in
the canvass until the polls close on Aug 3lst
and that will use all honorable means 10 win
lbau SlLAS SCARBOkO.
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EAIR AND FESTIVAL for the benefit of St
l. Marks Catholic Church. vt FallstOn, to be
held at Church Grounds, on the following even
ings: nth and 3lSt OF August and the "a 9Th
and 1rh of September. A Supper will be given
every evening for Il moderate sum. Dancing
with Lyle's String i|and each evening. All are
cordially invited. lGau
| AVN rARTi.-A Lawn Party. under the
II auspices Of the Ladies Mite society of the
NJ. L. Church South, will he held on the heaut-
tul lawn ad Joining the residence OF Mrs. Julia A.
Jarrett, JarrCttsvillc. WEDNESDAY AND
THU kSDAN EVENINGS, August 2Sth and 18th.
from TO IL p. VI. Proceeds for the benefit of
the parsonage. Come and have plea ant even
ing and help good cause.
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Local Attairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
The Wilma Farmers Cub met ON weduc,.
day at the lezidcucc of MIR. Samuel 5. Bevard.
The yestry Of Rock Spring Church have
commenced building a stable on their rcctory
lot at Forest Hill.
On Monday a line colt belonging 10 MIR.
John Rogers, near Emmorton, was kicked by
another horse, and had its leg broken.
Mr. John W Mccoy, a weIl-knowu patron
Of AIT, and the uncle Of Dr.. W. W. Nrdin, of
Lapiium, died i'll Baltimore, on Tuesday.
Wesleyan Chapel Sunday School held their
annual pie uic, last Tuesday afternoon. 1t was
well attended aud pleasant III every respect.
There is one honest man, at least in lIar-
ford county, He proved it TO be a fact by re.
turning borrowed umbrella. He is a tax col
lector
Geo. W. Dcy,blss, posima,tr at Norris
vile. has resigned, aud recommends John ".
Straw bridge a. his successor. Alfred Thomas,
postmaster at Kirkwood, has also resigned and
recommends that the office be discontinued,
1t is estimated that there were 500 per-
sons at the colored comp.mccting near Byuum's
station, last Sunday Rev. Daniel Collins, OF
Abingdon, preached in the morning Rev. j. I,
Carey, of Pa, in the afternoon, and Rev. j,
Thos Cooper, OF Churchvile, at night.
MIR. VIM, +. Bosley, son of Mr., Milton Bos-
ley, OF Hartford county, formerly vi this county,
cut his foot very badly with an axe few days
ago. lie is employed in clothing house in
Baltimore, and was home on his summer vaca.
ton when the accident occurred. -I0wSonto~ll
CHiou.
The telegraph Office at Churchvillc, which
has been closed for month, has becu reopencd
in Mr., j. II. Nage's store. The Office is not
very profitable to Mr. Maggie, perhaps, but it is
convenience to the people of the neighbor.
hood, who appreciate Mr.. Nagc's efforts to
have it kept open.
Mr. Samuel X. Fendall, who lives near
Watervale, has number of thrifty Bartlett
pear trees. He left at our office, on Wednesday,
two pears from one of the trees. They are
very bne and weigh Is ounces. The tree from
which they were taken has been bearing for
twenty years aud this year had five bushels of
pears on it,
Hon. Herman Stump, upon an invitation
OF the town commiss toners of Port Deposit, re.
Gently accompanied them on the steamer City
Belle TO examine the dredging operations in
the Susquehanua river, at the head Of Watson's
Island In the party were Messrs. Tome, Nc
Clenahan, Hopkins, Duke and Nesbitt. 1t was
concluded that bya reasonable additional en-
penditure on the part of the government the
pba Ia. uI 70
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CuoICE GrERNSEYCowS

AtllOlCE LOT OF COWS arr now offered for
sale a, the R"rkriry Farms. above Darlingtun pro
perry ul ID. Z. Wharton smith. These comprise
tile entire stock ui registered GUrrnsryS ,uOW th.
most popular herd. and all the GRADES. some 10
animal, IN all. Apply 10
CHARLES y ANDREW.
lGau4f ON the premise,
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4 CARD.
luTllEpiMut Ratio VOTERS OF HARTFORD.
MA NATIVE can NTN -

hl NAllN T. 'bN NIl.
1t ha~ been rum0rrd that had Withdrawn from
NE contest Tor Register al Wills tut such is moi
ihr raN'. OWING I" unavoidable circumstances |
nave NOT been able to make a personal canvass uf
me county. som" :" my opponents seem To- think
They ~" votes ru"ugl and Ia spare: hut This i,
not the "'Nc with me. assure You that need all
r:tll get. have been Il firm worker IN the party
lof lhlfIN Years have served II whenever called
upon 10 du 50, ana h,Nr never received ANY pOliti-
cal favor; or asked Tor any until became Il c;tmdi-
datr tor Register.
Their are many gentlemen IN this county for
whom have had hard political fights in the past
ana MOI" they appreciate my services enough To
return Inc compliment, now that need their Sllu-
port. q" not want thu~r who have not been solicit
rd 10y my opponents To- feel Sighted and think no
one wants Their votes, for do, and will receive
them with many thanks,
#EuI DR. j. T. PAYNE. 9Th district
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A CABLE FERRY AT THE PAPER MILLs.-Mr
j. c. Smith, general manager of the Susquehan-
ma Paper Company, has erected a cable ferry
across the river, at the Paper Mills, Freight
is loaded on car in The mills, from whence it is
run on board scow that ID attached to the cable
in such manner that the force Of the current
will carry It across 10 Paper Mill Island, There
the cat is run upon a track crossing the island,
and on the other side 1t is again placed upon a
scow and carried on tho cable 10 the Cecil cuun-
ty side This arrangement, it is stated, will
greatly facilitate operations at the Paper Mills,
which have lately been much retarded by the
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$50 Acres, More or Less,


being the same land conveyed by William u.
Stephenson to Ohio Scott. by deed dated on the
;Dth day of APRIL 1916, and recorded among the
Land Records OF the Circuit Court for Hartford
county in Liber n. ID. g., No. 32. folio ~, sc.
This property is known MS "Fairview," the res
i1ence of the late Capt. Chopper, is situated
about mile and a-hali from Havre de Grace.
and adjOins bloomsbury and the farm of Henry
Grecnway, ESQ. 1t is traversed by the Phila-
delphia branch Of the Is. and o. Railroad, and
every way well located.
There is on this property a STONE QUARRY,
valuable for building purposes: the improve
ments are substantial and the land Of good quail
ity.
TERMS OF SALE.
The terms Of safe prescribed by the decree are
that One-third OF the purchase money shall be
paid in cash on the day OF sale. onethird in six,
and the balance in twelve months from the day
OF sale; credit payments to bear interest from
day of sale, to be secured by notes of the pur-
chaser with security approved by the trustee.
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS, Trustee.
j. :. Richardson, AuctiOnppr, lGau
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Frederick Female Seminary
Reopens September 10, 1889.
HERMAN STUMP AND $. A. WILLIAMS,
Solicitors.

HERMAN STUMP AND $. A. WILLIAMS,
Solicitors.
ORDER SISI.
Alexander s. Bell In the Circuit Court
VS.. for Hartford COUNTY
John Amberman ct all In Equity.
ORDERED. this l4th day of August. in
" year 1859, that the sale Of the real esta.
mentioned in these proceedings made and n
ported 10y Stevenson A. Williams and HermaI
Stump, Trustees in the above entitled cause, he
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the con-
trary thereof be shown on or before the l4th day
or September next provided, copy of this
der be inserted in some newspaper printed and
published in Hartford county. once In each OF
three successive weeks before the said l4th day
of September next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
$1,000.
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, test,
l6lu A. LlNGAN ARRETT, CLERK
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Furnace Atlairs.

NIVUTTtI TOT 7 ne fEls.
FURNACE, Aug. 2S.-Our farmers have finish
cd blowing for wheat. Those who have thresh.
ed report wheat aud oats considerably damaged
Potatoes are also rottiug
The Eocnezer Mite Society meets on We'd
nesday, August 10Th, at Mr.. Alexander Me
Comas's. y large attendance is desired
An all.day's meeting will be he'd Il; Ehcnezer
VI. L. Church, sunday, Sept. lst, the occasion
being the leopcnIug of the church, which has
been closed for repairs. Preaching at 1870 A.
VI. children's meeting at 80 p. NJ, and
preaching at > P. NJ.
Lillian, only child of p II. Poc0ck, has been
very i'll with dyscntery, but is reported better
PLEXUS
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MA ssLslE.D.

EELLY-LINGAN.--O August 9Th. 1859. by
the Rev Father SULLIVAN, OF 81. ratrick's
Church. Chicago, H., JAMES KELLY to
/ THERESA LINGAN.
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NOR Rp,iJsTEU mr. UIIIS-------
j.
THOMAS Ii. c. REED,
,pK I wTGI " '%."I era termination" Eau
l.
DIX j. L. PAYNE,
Subject To Democratic Manhattan
INOR REGISTER OF Wills
DANIEL. r IyNCu
Subject to the decision or the no,rocr,,i. nri-
LNOR THE STATE SENATE
Please announce me as Il Candidate for the
State senate.
JInI| PL,liuT,,iI ~, - :, ~ I'It,1 "DooN'
l, n urps,,1,,, 80,
hi'' VT 'No''
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TEhCIIER>' INSTITUTE.

O~ec RO0rG .>rtooi CoHuBi,NioD9k.
BEL AIR. MD, Aug. 10Th, 1889
A Teachers Institute will be held in Bel Air.
SEPTEMBER I'd to 9TH, both inclusive.
All the teachers of the County are required to
he present, and teacher will receive his salary
for the time unless he attends.
All persons interested IN public education are
cordially invited 10 he present Bv order
JOHN ID. WORTHINGTON
@idu2i Examiner.
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A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
FOR SALE.

A dos rahle property. consisting of IL ACRES.
for sale on tho road leading from Iarrettsville to
Furnace J.. o., Hartford Co.. Md.
- 1t is improved Nv a good three story
r111 DWELLING HOUSE, Barn, stables.
E=S@ Granaries, Ice House, CarriaVc House
-s-s-Lund all other necessary ourbuidngs, and
is convenient to stores, schools, churches post
office, &c. The land is under good cultivation.
being well watcrcd and improved by fruit trees
of all kinds
For Terms, &C., Apply to
ELIZA WEBB.
@iIE3'n- Furnace. Hartford Co., Md.
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A NEIGHBoRHOoD SQUADBLE.-Wm. Wheeler
and Martha Singleton, who occupy house
near Kalmia postoilice, having brought serious
charges against several persons in the neighbor-
hood, the case was heard before Justice Proc
tor, on Wednesday. number of gentlemen
testified that they would not believe Wheeler
and Mrs. Singleton on their oath The persons
charged admitted that they had had some diff
Guilty with them. Justice Proctor required all
of the parties, including the complainants, to
giveSlO0 security 10 keep the peace.
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RUNAWAY AND SMAsH.Ur.-Last Sunday
evening as Charles Ridgely, colorcd, OF Dublin
district, was returning home from Bynum's
Camp Meeting, in buggy, his horse took
fright at a bicycle, on Main street, and whirling
around into Gordon street, Ridgely's compan.
ion, colored woman, was thrown out, but was
not hurt, Ridgely, himself, who was supposed
to be drunk, fell across the buggy, between the
seat and the dash, where his head and heels were
lie was considerably bruised. The horse ran
into fence and smashed one of the wheels OF
the buggy.
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BEL AIR NOTES. Mr.. Vim. Young returned
on Monday from soi)urn at Jordau'- White
Sulphur Springs, Va.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Jacobs, who has been eX.
tremely i'll, is better.
solomon lloblitZcll, son of Rev. ). A. liublit-
zell, is visiting the family OF Mr.. VIM. Osborn,
in Baltimore. His sister, Miss Ella HohitzrI,
is guest at the residence Of !. W. Charlton,
near Level.
Misses Anna Newman and Lula Fox, Of
Washington, D. G., arc visiting Mrs. +. l..
Reigle, near Bel Air.
Capt =, W. Kinney, who has recently been
nominated as Democratic candidate for Cover.
nor of Virginia is brother.iu.law of MI Jas.
A. Lyle, Of the Bel Air bar.
a pleasant entertainment was given, Oh
Tuesday evening, by Miss Roberta Archer, to
her niece, Miss Fannie Archer, of Mississippi,
at the Archer Institute, on Broadway.
Mr. X. Burns Duvall, of Chicago, H., former
ly Of this county, was in Bel Air on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Scott, aud Miss Scott,
who have been soiourning at the White Noun
tains, n. H., returned home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs John VI. shepherd, Of Princess
Ann county, Va, after spending two weeks
with Mrs. ). NJ. Shepherd, have returned TO
their home.
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Reported for The fsis.

NtVOTItI IUT TUG LFIs.
PERUVIAN, Aug l4.-On Wednesday last
gay party started from Chestnut Hin," the
residence of Mr.. g. W. Gallup, for the High
House. kept by Mr.. j. II. Mahan. The party, con-
sisting of Mr.. j. w. Bay aud family, Mr.. &. W.
Gallup and family. Miss c. p Gallup, arrived
at the grounds, where they found Mr. Dan Gal
lup and family, Mrs L. Z. Holloway aud her
four interesting sons; Misses Mary Bay aud
Blanche Nelson. Mr.. Nathan Barron was also
present with his pleasant smiles and charming
notes of interest. Mr.. Mahan made the day
as pleasant as possible Fishing grabbing and
sailing were INDUCED IN. The party returned at
40 o'clock in the evening, well pleased with
their days sport and luck, feeling very much
indebted 10 LADY Lighttoot, and Daisy" Mr..
&. b. Gallup's spirited team
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CANDIDATES
CRAB AND FISH DINNER,
on SATURDAY. August eth. 1873.

The various candidates and their friends are
invited to attend tirst-ciass FISH AND CRAB
DINNER, to he served at the High House, Rom
ney Creek, below PERUVIAN,
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&. a. K ESCAMPMENT.- Beattie Post, No.
-, G. A. r., and Warren Camp, No, 10, S. o. ",
pitched their tents on Wednesday on the school
house lot, at Forest Hill. The old so ldlers will
fight their battles over again and those who
did not shoulder musket in the late war will
have an opportunity of learning under pleas.
ant surroundings, what soldier life in the camp
is like. The various camp scenes are represent
ed, with a sham battle every evening. The
committee of arrangements consists of j. I.
Harkius, VIM. Lowe and W. Il. Wallis.
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Pn1itical Cards.
IToR REGISTER OF WILLS,

eY Announcements of candidates and other
political cards must be paid for in advance TO en-
sure insertion.
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Every effort will be put forth by the commit
tee in charge to make the day enjoyable. There
IS II Bowling Alley, CroGurt Ground and Dane
ing Pavilion on the spot, and there Will also be
Clay Pigeon Shooting
Music for Dancing will be furnished.
Speeches are expected from well known gem
tlemen.
Boats, Lines and Bait ready for those who wish
to enjoy the fine fishing and Grabbing.
Price OF Dinner 10 Gents. Horses fed at - cts
each lgMu
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damage to the canal and to Conowingo Bridge
The latter is now in good repair again and the
repairs on the canal are proceeding vigorously,
under the direction of the Superintendent, Mr.
d. +. shure, sr. 1t was expected that water will
be let into the canal between Stafford and Lapi-
dunn this week.