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work, SIGH as Hi can give, mum,
Grimes is yer man. Hi hain't forgot
the night Hi tromped on yer gardin.
mum. and Hi owes We good service
and yell get it,"
We'll. 1 did get it; willing and
faithful he certainly was, and the
pony and the COW both shone from
food and good grooming.
The girls laughed at him a good
deal, and leased anu pestered him
half to death. but he took it all in
good part and liked them, l think,
in spite of their pranks. They rather
suspected that he was little spoon
ey on Sarah. and as they did not dare
joke her about it they took it out
on him,
Grimes's pride of the cow was real
ly touching. and his enthusiasm
about her sometimes led. him quite
away from the conventional. In fact,
one evening when we were sitting
on the front piazza with rather dis.
tinguished callers. Grimes appeared.
brimming milk pail in hand setting
the pail down on the lower step for
inspection, he announced:
"FOur gallon if there's a gill mum,
an Hill leave to hany OF yer trens.
mum, if We could hask u COW to do
better than that, num-"
Every one was immensely amused
and enthusiastic in praise, and
Grimes, quite satisfied. and wholly
unconscious of provoking mirth,
picked up his pail and "tromped" Of.
He had most decided notions of
how things ought to be, and u lawn
mower with handle at one side
which had always done excellent
work. he denounced as "orkard and
haginst natur." and he utterly re-.
fused to use it so brought him one
of his own choosing. much to Sarah's
disgust.
That person tossed her capped head
and muttered something about"hum.
Orin' them that was already too
freaky to live with" from which re-
mark l gathered that the course OF
true love WIS not running with the
oiled ease OF which Grimes boosted in
his new machine"
But things smoothed themselves
out in time, and after one stormy
scene when Grimes got. to quote
Sarah, "tuller'n goat" because in a
quarrel she had tainted him with his
lame ness, they made it up for good
and were married on the spot.
You would hardly call it an elope-
ment, they were most too old for
that, but it was unexpected. The
happy couple offered to live with me
as long as wished them to, but had
decided before that to give up house.
keeping and chaperone nv neices
upon long foreign tour. and so our
little household disbanded. To tell
the truth was not sorry. for if l had
always been little afraid of Sarah
before, what would be my awe now
that she was, to use her own words,
ga married woman and as good as
the best"
Our adieux were most friendly,
and Grimes took the occasion to say
to me earnestly, Him only a side
wheeler, mum, at the best, but Hi
do say thot Him that fond of Sarah,
mum, that Hi could part with the
other 'un. if it 'ud make'er hany
'appier, num-"
The "other 'un" evidently referred
to his remaining lower limb. 1
naturally doubted if Sarah would be
the happier for such sacrifice, but
as looked into his honest eyes 1
knew that he meant what he said,
and that his" Fart was true to Sarah"
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SnERSFF'S SALE.

issued out of the Circuit Court for Garrett
County at the suit of William A. Coddington
against Winfield Scott Friend, it being No.
said Court, the undersigned Sheriff did seize
and levy upon all the right, title. interest and
estate both at law md in equity OF the said
defendant in and to all that HOUSE AND
PREMISES situated in the VILLAGE of Sci
byspOrt, Garrett County, Maryland, ana
which is now occupied by said defendant and
J is family and described rs follows, il being
all that lot of ground containing about one
hal f of an acre. improved by a
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Is 81 to begin on. It's to try you,
and if everything is all right | may
put in four more when | sell that
steer. That's all, onless you bust up
and run away"
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10Th DAY OF OCTOBER,

in said year 1890, from the hour of s O'Clock a.
m. until o'clock p. m, on said day, the said
officers of gisration will sit in their respect
i've Election Districts. tor the revision OF and
for the hearing Of applications for re-instate-
by persons whose names shall have been
stricken off the regiStrie of voters for said
Election Districts in said county, as provided
in Article 81. Sections to ~ Il, of the code of
Public Genera! Laws al Maryland, title "Elec-.
ton,' subtitle "RegiStration of Voters as
amendt q by chapter j1S of the acts of 1899.
The places of sitting of each OF said Officers
of Registration in their respective Election
Districts on the days named and hours stated
is as follows. to-wit:
Election District No. |, at Swarton.
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CHANGE OF VOTING PLACE.

OFFICE OF TUE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, MD, Sept, 18th, 1880.
Upon petitions of Jonas Yutzy ard others
of District No. s, the following order was
passed, viz:
ORDERED, BY the County Commissioners
~ of Garrett County. this 18th day OF Sep
tember 4. D., 1890. That the voting place in
Election District No. Eight, Garrett County,
Maryland be and the same is hereby changed
from Davis n. MurphY'S back to the house of
Mrs. Grimes, on the North Western Pike, the
former and more central and convenient loca-
ton. [sEALl THOMAS j. JOHNSON,
President.
Test:
j. B. FAY, Clerk. 30 st
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Election District No. l, at swanton.

All naturaliZed citizens applying for regis
tration will be required to produce their GER
tiiicateS Of naturalization to the officers OF
Registration.
Signed,
II. O. ETAMIIL.
Officer OF Registration LIST Election District,
Il, E.FRiEND,
officer of Registration ID Election District.
ISAIAH FULLER,
Oticor of Registration Sd Election District.
JOHN COLLINS,
Officer of Registration 18th election District.
HENRY F. LININGER,
officer of Registration 9TH Election District
N. c. BROWNING,
Officer of Registration 9th Election District
p. A. CHISHOLM,
Officer of Registration It'll Election District
HENRY A. SHAFFER,
Officer of Registration Sth Election District.
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
Officer of Registration 9th Election District.
SEBASTIAN HINEBAUGH,
officer of Registration 10th Election District.
JOHN C CLANCY,
Officer OF Registration 18th Election District
JOSEPH BUCKLE,
Officer of Registration 18th Election DistricA
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ENGLISH SPAWN IMMINENT removes all
Hard. Soft or Calloused Jumps and Blemishes
from Horses, Blood Spavins. Curbs, SplintS,
Sweeney, Ring bone, Stiles, Sprains, all
swollen Threats. Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the most won-
derful Blemish Cure ever known.
ITCH, NANCE. AND SCRATCHES on human
on animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Lotion. This never fails. Both for sale by
HENRY j. MAYERS, Druggist,
45lv* Oakland. Md.
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III ew " otiz2g Place.

Estate Of Lucind0 F'itU6, Deceased
7'HIS Is TO GIVE NOrICE-That the sub
l. scriber of Garrett county, Md, hath OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court of Garrett
county,, i'll Maryland, Letters of Admin
istration. Z. I. A.. on the personal estate OF
LUCINDA FRIEND,
late of Garrett county. deceased. All persons
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 10Th day OF
March next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefits of said estate.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
September. 1899.
EDWARD II. SINCELL,
80 administrator, e. +. A..
akIand, Garrett County, Md.
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Registration Notice.
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER
SITTINGS. 1890.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
undersigned officers ofRegisration OF Voters
IN and lOr heir respective Election Districts
of Garrett County, will sit in their respective
Election Districts in said county, at the places
hereinafter named, for three successive days
in the month of September, commencing with
and including the thirl Monday of Septem-
ber that is TO say, on the
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18th, 18th and 18th Days Of
SEPTEMBER,

and for four successive days in the month of
October, commencing with and including the
first Monday OF October, that is to say, on the
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Ho Enjoyed It.

Nt''et e. *S1's
The beach is not all taken up by the
bAtheIs. 1t is O promenade for hundreds
who don't bathe-for nurses, for sight.
secrs, for everybody who wants a sniff Of
upadulterated salt air. One day when
the tide was on the ebb and the surf hi.
farlous enough to satisfy the strongest
swimmers, a nurse came pushing a car.
riage along to where 4 lot OF US were
looking at u dead stingares which had
been cast ashore. In her anxiety to see
everything she let 10 OF the carriage and
it started down the smooth incline like
Il runaway sled.
In the carriage was q very wide.awake
baby about a year old, and when the
alarm was sounded it was too late to
overhaul him. The carriage entered the
water iust in time to catch a return"
and before any man could make three
jumps it was riding out to sea. A hun.
dred feet away it met a big green billow
driving in, and now it WAS picked up
Graded in a smother Of foam whittier
than any auow, and baby came sailing
in with u woosh and a roar to be caught
by a dozen outstre,ched hands. And
was he terror stricken? Not much.
He clappcd his hands and whooped,
and when tho nurse carried him of he
kicked the blankets out OF the carriage
and got red in the face.
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The Advance Of Cholera,

Aclp York Times,
Asiatic cholera prevails now in 30
many parts Of the old world that it will
be hardly possible to prevent a large
mortality from this cause in the next
few months. The disease is now found
on the Arabian shore OF the Red Sea, in
Cairo, at Bakn and Nicolaief, in Russia,
and in several provinces OF Spain. There
eeemst to be sufficient proof that the ap.
p~earance Of the plague in Spain was due
to the opening OF a graveyard where vic.
tina OF the cholera epidemic Of four
years ago were buried. Infection from
this source appears to have been cor.
fined TO the Iberian peninsula. From
Valencia the disease has been carried to
several other coast provinces, to Madrid,
and across the country to tho borders Of
Portugal. Spain Is always in n deplora.
BILE condition from a sanitary point Of
view, and it is probable that the death
list will be a long one. II the reports
are trustworthy, the disease is OF un-
usual severity, for it is said that, up to
the 18th instant, out OF 1000 persons at
tackled, 7SS had died,
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WANTS Ills FAMILY bible.

Some Memorics OF tho Wnr In South Cnro
iiHa Revived.
Nen York Times. :,
Masona in this city who are also wa
veterans will be interested in n relic tina;
has been received by William II. An.
drews, Chairman Of tho Committee on
Antiquities OF the Grand Lodge, TO be
preserved in the collection OF which his
committee has charge. 1t Is n Master
Mason's travelling certificate, issued o.
tober 20, 1854, by the Grand Lodge to
Francis ]. Brenton, Of Mount Neboh
Lodge, No. 257.
The certificate is sent hero from
Charleston by Maj. J.. j. Lucas. whose
battery OF heavy artillery took part In
the capture Of tho Union gunboat Isaac
p. Smith in Stone river, in thu rear Of
Charleston, near tho battlefield OF Sc.
ce~ssionville, January 30, 1868. 1t was
picked upon the deck of,the vessel after
the engagement. The blood stains that
smeared the outer folds are still distinct,
There nre also several endorsements
upon it, showing that its holder had via
tied lodges rs far away US South America.
Before the wnr the Isaac 2. Smith WAS
Il North river steamer. The vessel waa
equipped hero as n gunboat and started
South under command OF Lieut.. L. S.
Couover, Of South Amboy, and with
officers and crew recruited from this
ne!ghborhood. After the capture the
vessels name was cEangedt to Stone. She
was as luckless for her captors, however,
as for her original owners. for upon her
first trip under her new name she tried
to run tho blockade and, with Il cargo OF
cotton on board, she went ashore, and
was destroyed on Sullivan's Island
beach.
Major Lucas has asked Mr.. Andrews
to interest himself in tho chance OF re-
covering q pocket Bible taken from TIE
MINORS father, 3. s. Lucas, in February,
1865, probably by somebody in Sher-
mans army. The book has a silver
clasp, on which are ~engravedthe owners
name and the inscription "Given him
by James Ray, 1885," The book had
accordingly been fifty years in the old
genileman's possession when some SOL
der laid covetous eyes on it. 1t con-
tains records Of family births, mar.
riages and deaths, and on that
account chiefly is it valued. Mr.. Lucas,
senior. is now e~ighty.six years old, and
longs forhis Bible. His son is hopeful
that the interest ia war days aud in
everything related to solliery now &C.
casioned By the Grand Army reunion
may enable Mr.. Andrews to hit upon
the Bible. Major Lucas will pay charg.
es il it can be- found aud forwarded to
him ut Society Hill, S. 9. He lisa mem.
her OF Strict Observance Lodge OF
Masons, OF Charleston. The old gentle
man lives at Tiller's Ferry, on Lynch's
river, twenty miles east OF Camden,
S. q.
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TALKS ON THE TARIFF.
Clever Satire at tho Expense Of FREQ

. vi
Trade Senator.
The american Economic. IL having lot.
OF fun with Senator John r. Morgan, O.
Alabama. This Is the way II satirizee
hia free trade arguments about taxed
school books and bar iron:
Senator Morgan knows that no school
books can DO produced in this country,
and hence that oil school books will be
regulated In their American price by
the London, Berlin, Canton or Calcutta
invoice prices, with the duty added. As
no 10 IN ardent advocate OF negro cduca.
ton, the tax collector must traverse Sem
ator Morgan's earthly remaius II he at.
tempta to collect Il duty OF Is per cent on
imported school books.
"Webster's spelling book, fresh from
Calcutta, the offspring Of tho brain Of
that learned uinloo puAdit, Noah Web.
ster, is Nh article that, rs Senator Nor.
gan well knows, has never been and can
never be produced in the United States,
our climate not being favorable 10 the
development OF It's leaves. Even II q
few stray lessons In 1t should now and
then be turned out hero at m enormous
cost, under the unhealthy stimulus Of
the tariff, they would need adnixture
With the purer aud Huer sansctit iilus-
trations before their meaning could be-
understood by an Alabama child, and
the whole would have 10 be covered
with brown paper from Benares to Sing.
apore to prevent It's contents from fad.
ing from the memory, as spelling lessons
Of American manufacture go readily do.
Senator Morgan holds, therefore, with
good reason, that any duty on the im-
portation OF school books is clearly a tax
on the American school boy, ind as very
few Southern children except those Of
tho blacks will 60 10 school 1t Is an in
vidious tax on color OF Is per cent. nd
valorem.
"The error prevails widely in the
North that no nan can consume bar
iron in any other mode than manuiac.
turing 1t into something else. This ia
tal lGsus nature is at last, thanks 10 the
profound learning and keen sngacity of
Senator Morgan, exploded. ile Justly
observes that though the negro will
never manufacture iron or steel in any
form, owing, doubtless, to pecutiarities
Of his epidermis, yet lie will consume
vast quantities OF bar iron daily, and
will pay, under tho Mckinley bill, for
ey.ry dollars worth OF bar iron which
voracious appetite demands 81 49,.
Certainly in such dilemma something
should be done to relieve the negro
from the tax or from the bur iron,
from Senator Morgan
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Children Cry for Pitchers C%astoria.
II you can't see through a joke crack
1t and look through the crack.


60 long as tho falling embers Of vitality arc
capable OF being rc'klnlled Into q warm and
genial Sfow, just, 80 long there Is hope for III
weak aud cha ,lsted invalid. Let him not
therefore. despona. but derive encouragement
from thtk aud from the further fact that there
ia restorative most potent In renewing the
dtlap,lated powers OF a broken down System.
res. thanks to It's uaeIamptci tonic virtues,
strength In the bodies and ape In The minds
Oh the feeble and nervous. Appetite, refresh.
ing sleep; the acquisition OF flesh aud color.
aie blessings attendant upon the rsparaiive
speedily initiates and carries 10 a successful
conclusion, Digestion Ia restored. the blood
leftsliSed and SattenKn:e afforded TO each lie.
sustaining organ by tho DItters, which IL iuoi
ien.ive even TO the feminine palate. vegetable III
composition, and thorough y sale. Csc /. and
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Simon Stern. survivor Of hinitelF and Joseph
Stern, deceased, late partners doing business
under the irm name aud style OF stern and
Stern, dCicn2Gut. III assutiPsit F!ih attach.
t,u
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4 Pleasant Lemon Drink.

"a C1kbtAu AeulOu DFlUks
For biliousncss and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessness and nervousness,
take Lemon Elixir.
For loss Of appetite and debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
For levers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not
fail you in any Of the above named dis-
eases, all OF which arise from a torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bow
els.
Prepared only by Dr.. Fl. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
Soc aud 81 90 per bottle, at druggists.
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Qhc Sntrlliorufer.
oTusi Nos. 30 and " Fourteenth Street
WHEN TILE BUNNY BUNS ARE CUMMING
Ia Ia RilEuA

ID Ia Raty.)
When. the bunny buns arc bummipg,
And the tkecters hing nil night.
And tho humble bee ATOMS D,imblInp
And a.buzaing all his might. IrIf
When the bulliroI's softly croaking
wilma bull!fog's voice and soul,
AM mo small boys nearly ch0kin' Us
With tho melon he has stole. III
VIXEN the Tom CATS wildly wallIng,
WIN long aud healthy wall,
Anu the old mares chasIn' hnS files
WIN her short aud scraggy tall.
Now htd then tho moon tonnes snoakin'
tween the Clouds that hurry by,
Just Il Kinder Aottcr peeklu'
Win \ twinkle III his eye,
AZ he s1uintS into your bed room,
turning darkness Into light,
Whell Tic bunny buns utc bummtng
Anu the sseetcrs slug nil night.
When the paln.lca iansnro tanning,
Ana the pcisplrailon flows,
And tho suns been busy tannin'
Noldei iteckles oil your hose.
" hen The later bug Is snooaln'
Up IN top the tHter sine;
And the stn'ch Is slowly oozln'
From YOU, cotfnr down your spine.
When you hear tho night hawk sctecchln'
every time. lc makes u swOop,
And The colDteI man Is rcaciln'
For the pullcts In the coop.
on. II sets my heart a.jumping
And n sfcktn' with delight,
When the bunny buns ARC cumming
And TIC skeesers slug all night.
%. C. Btiaberg,
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What is the reason that a physician
will not indorse q good Ming when he
k"ows as well as he knows anything that
the article III question has been used for
years and is Il valuable remedy, but be.
cause it is a proprietary medicine they
cry it down. There is not q prescription
case in any drug store in ali this broad
land that does not hold this same article.
There are few if any physicians who do
not prescribe it. And yet when the
same article is made aud sold in larger
packages, and the price is SO much below
a prescription that is where the shoe
pinches: But there are physicians who
are willing to indorse a good thing, as
tho following will show:
l have used quite extensively in my
practice OF late Loose's Extract Red
Clover for Indigestion, Constipation,
Dyspepsia and Stomach Troubles, with
the very best results, and have found it
worthy OF all and more than is claimed
forit. The only disappointment to ply
sicians is that it exceeds its recommen.
dation. F. Il. Knapp, NJ. D., Findlay,
Ohio. For sale by Logan Drug Co. D&w
Two soda water fountains might be
--i
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400 Doses One Dollar means simply
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is the most eco
nomical medicine to buy, because it
gives more for the money than my
other preparation. Each bottle containa
100 doses and will average to last a
month, while other preparations taken
according to directions are gone in a
week. Therefore, be sure to get Hoods
sarsaparilla, the bes. blood purifier. 2
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Keeping Pnninloons In Shape.

intrrieto In Globe. Democrat.
| have solved the problem OF keeping
pantaloons in shape. The so.called
trousers stretGhers are in many respects
q deluslon and q SNARE The machine
has q tendency toward lengthening the
legs. My plan Is to have a separate pair
Of suspenders for each pair Of pants and
hang the garment by the supporters on
two pegs about as far apart Us q mans
shoulders. Try this aud you vii! notice
that the pants will never bag at the
knees. Besides there is a great deal oil
time and worry saved in not being
obliged TO change %suspenders every time
you change trousers.
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Ask IQur EaAnla ALaut IL

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know 1t because Kemp's Balsam
within the past few years has cured SO
many coughs and colds in this commu,
nifty. 1ta remarkable sale has been won
entirely by its genuine merit. Ask come
friend who has used it what he thinks
OF kemp's Balsam. There ia no mcdi.
cine 80 pure, none 80 elective. Large
bottles SOC and 81 at all druggists. DAVE
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Legal Notices.
ORDER CAPITALIZATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Iu the Circuit Court OF Ohio County. III the
S,4teo OF West Virgipia, August Rules. AID. lSU.
John r. Sinons, Frederick NJ. Simous, part.
ncrs doing business under the1ism nar1c and
style OF stmous, Brother and Company, plain.
Simon Stern. survivor OF hlriteN and Joseph
Stern, deceased, late partners doing business
under the i:rm name aud style OF stern anu
Stern, defendant. III assuhipsit Wih attach.
Meut.
Affidavit having been duly made and filed
that the defendant, simon stem. II, not 4 resi-.
den. OF This state, and the object Of this snit
being 10 obtain Judgment in favor OF said plain;
tins sguiust The said defendant for ting sttm Of
S6ll. -, with interest on SAL - parcel thereof
IRON January 81, 1900, until pGtd, and with in.
tcscst OH slt9 " residue, thereof from
disc sold and delivered to. and work
aud labor done and materials supplied for The
said simon Stern ana Joseph Stem, in his NE
time, ns partners doing business under the hrm
name aud style Of stern and Sterd, a. tifeir ~
hteLce and request; aid to subject to the pay
mcnt OF such judgment when Obtained, the
debts 10 said firm of stern and stem, ana
the effects Of said trni,, when nave hten NJ
having uGen served with process In this tais, u
Is s1lHEed tlnt tho snid Slrno. Stem be and Is
HEREBY required 10 appear ~ ms caso wl!nlh
Que month after the que OF TIC ttfst ihiolicatioa
on the TN day o: August, a. y. le9V, hereof. and
do what Is necessary to Protect ms Interests;
and that this order tie published once a wees
for four successive VEGAS III tnmc NV. paper
WiAiish,d IL aid county Hrd be posted At the
trout door Of the Court huute sheieoi according
10 law. -,
Witness the signature Ct John v. Mitchell,
CLERK Ct the s-it court. 1T his tif,e IN the ttuFt
House lLGyeoi, this 9Th Gay G August, 1880. Al
JOHN ". MITCHELL.
Clcr!, OF the Ci:rult Court OF ohio County VA.
CALDWELL 4 CALM ELI,
Attorneys flr utnthtt;s. aEs.Fh