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Il I4o7 G ct. NV

REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION Ar OUR SAILS ROOMS. l4O7 q
sSTkEET, SAIUhDhI. MAkCH NM:
AN: tNO PUsiPoNEMENr ON ACCoUN
OF wEATHEk1. CoMfRISfNGCHERkNR ROLL
NG.lOP DESk. VERY FINE WALNUT sun r.
NTH p; MiEkoRS, PIANO. NIRRol.s
SESENTEEN VERY FINE BNGRArlNGs
NICELY FRAMED. CARPETS. sIDEBOARDS
Natl kEsSEs, LAMPS. PARLoR AND Oh AN.
Bkk sui ES. CUCKOO CLOCK AND MANY
OTHER GOODS.
ALSO. AT TWELVE NJ,
HORSES. CARRIAGE. HARNESS, &c.
LArlMER SLOAN. Auotioneers,
mhlGSt 1857 q ST.. finest sales rooms in the u. 8.
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the objections he had raised against its intro
duction yesterday. But before the statement
was read to the jury Judge Wilson called for
the statement and after reading it surprised
every one by stating that he withdrew all OBJ
jections TO its introduction.
MRS. scHNEDER's AyTE-MoRIEM STATEMENT.
The statement was then read to the jury AZ
follows
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mr. MARsToN's TREATMENT FOR THE CURE
~ Of lost manhood. kidney and bladder diseassA
vsricoceae, &c without stomach inecines- No Ial-
reiapBes Curss assured sealed treatins fra
ocl3eoly AAksTok CO.. ~ Park plscs. Nsv Yorx
DROFEssIoHAL MASSAGE. MRS. II CAMERON
l3so q q. a. ". graduate. Fsce message . Me-
calty. ksfers 70 MANY Of the most prominent LADIES' a
wasnmgton- LAdiess 10 4. 0snil~nssn from ~ 81
nR. LOBE. SO n. 18TH ST., PHIIADEIPHTA
~ p IssnIy year. experience; s.snd lor booS
frss11 chanse Hour gto SO 80 . eveninxsL isa0
VOID YEARs or SUFFERING III CONSULT
a - ~. a-f Thssi. S3B North Cd - PhaIndciphis
6taes who v sEe 20 cure Al secss sudlsTsssoos a
NY, rSs:sc g - u.lrSte sssss.4 49,
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Mr.. KING AS A WITNESS.

piece Of the bullet was found in the pelvic
bone, having been cut off by the bone. II
weighed eight grains and was given to Mr..
Derby of the district attorneys Office. [Piece
OF the bullet produced and Identical
Without concluding the examination oil
DIR. Schaefec a recess was taken at 1890
until 1:15.
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DuNcANsoN BROS. Auc;,oneer.;
SToRE No Las w NIT III III " Ax TRSHI

IhUSIEES SALE OF EFFECTS OF DRUG
SSIGRKTE. Nc: l54S NEW JERSEY AVENUE
By virtue of chsttel deed Of trust. dated August
10. 1891. and recorded IN Liler No. 1891 folio So
ct seq, one Of the land records Of the District of
oa and II the request Of the holders Of the
secured merely Wa! sell at public suction FRIDAY,
MARCH EIGHTEENTH. lA9l at ELEtE n O'CLOCK
A. NJ at the drug store known Ideal Pharmacy No
1'p4o New Jersey ave. n nshington D. C. ali the
Eooas and ehattsls as mentioned aforesaid deed of
trust including show cases. shelving, counters lara
fixtures. one soda fountain. &c. &c. Terms cash
mhll-dts ALLEN &. CLARK, trustee
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY. BEING HOUSE NO. 7Io
STREET NORTHWEST

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded IN Ilr
NJ LOO folio O9 et SD, one 81 the land records FOR
'he pistt1t OF toiuahia. and al tie request
party secuted Thereby. ~sN ofeT sale 81 irnt
% The PROMISES on FRIDAY. the 1MFNT FIFTH
Dan VI MARCH, lSSe, Mt FIVE N'TIDCk q. NJ,
w. iol.o~iiF des'fiued nTursrtN. sltugte an the
ny. OF MaslnnEton. Distnct OF COLUMBIA.
toNlt; Tart oi uriginal lot squAre 49, lrlinubr
ON street tory tap lee inoin the northwest
corner OF sid square ana running theme 81
street p feet. thence south - feet f,nre wet -
t-.t, thence north p eet TO the place beglAuins
SoiG ub9eCt 20 certain ds-.i OF secure he
sum OF e. 900 ami Interest from uu- = |. lsefs.
Ierfs OF sale CASH In deed 81 trust
Slop DEEPEST az time OF II terms not com
pueI WITH IN 10 days tue property MIA F.sold At
RISK and cost OF de sultlng purchaser after i've
resuNertiselnent IA he ENenus Star. All conveyac-
ING at purchasers cost
JOHN c. HEALD.
eog q NV, Trustees
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FtTIlsE DAYS.
IL i4os G street.

ATIMER SLOAN. Aucuonsers,
IL l4O5 @ street.
ELEGANT VICTORIA wELl-MaTcHKD KEN
IlCkS BAY TEAM. SIpE-BAR BUGGY,
FLOODED BAY 1RoTTIN0 HOKsE, WITH
noIBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS, FOR BOTH
NEHICI rs, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY. MARCH NINETEENTH lsa,
at TN ELNE NJ. at our sales rooms lstl. and I4Oq q
st., We will sell for a gentleman leaving the city:
Fine Victoria. nearly lev. oy Hunter OF Rati-
more. pair Nell-natched Rich Kentucky BAYS
warranted sound, nine year, sinte hands, per
feet drivers and not afraid Of anything Doubls
Set = Z. Harness: splendid Side bar Buggy by
Stevens Of New York; Blooded Bay Hor-s, with
Pedigree. fifteen and . half hanis, six years,
sound and true. not AFRAID Of ANYTHING and an
lie uaDdled by any one. will trot IA . ~ OF less
perfect horse: set OF Siugle Harness H..
The above outfits said 90 lie as IA. as could be
desired and call partie atteption to the -ae
lATlMER X SLOAN,
mhlT-st Auctt
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8 -PENsINGER, ACCTloNFFR
y. WARRINGTON HORSE AND CARRIAGE BA-
ZAAR. No. $40 LA. AVE

GREAT SALE OF HORSES. MARES AND
M WI be sod st the hazssr, on SATURDAY MORN
Without rese' 40 10 d OF Horses. Mares and Macs
IN TINS iot are some y-ry nne drivers. good wurh
horses and several muics. In this lare oeriDg will
De found stocs that wi SUIT purposes And VIII be
sold also several Second hand Carriages. Busgies
WAGONS, Harness. &c. 8 BINS NGEK
mhls-2t Auctionser
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nUNcANsoN BROS. aucrion..r..
TkU SITES SALE OF LARGE BRICK DWELLING
ON NIGH Strict MAR CORNER OF 4TH

TRU SITES SALE OF LAGGE BRICK DWELLING
ON NIGH Strict MAR CORNER or ain
STREET. WEST MAsHINGTpN D. q.
by virtue q . isrree Of the supreme Court % tbs
District Of Coiuuiaa. passed IN equity cause No. Ia
L., We vii otter tor sale THURSDAY. THE
THIRTY -flRsI Dkl OF MAkt'H. A. u. Isg,. az
that bie parc- o. land premises known and
benz part o; lots hundred and eighty four and
one nundr-d and eighty- tHree in Beatty HswkIns'
ADDITION to treo-setUvu. A. e. the
side 81 Hgh SUIT AZ the md Of a ltse
drawn from The intersection OF High aud 4th str~eta
soathery Jos zig l"et "a. line - ni,b street
on said lot hereby intended he convey ed and run
u ns tlrnce noTtawardy and with the west line Il
hsh street 80 feet. thence stNard and right
Sses - h.h street q the diNidIg line h-t~esn 90.
70 me END thereof, thrn~c eAsstly line
lot huiter lSS % point therein Inch inter-
sscteu by ia" drawn south 'i4x degrees west
point IN feAt Wi o. sad ulue inches mort
~sra.y iron the SouthWes, sorner thereof. thence
eds-ty ny sagd line reversed 20 the t-eg-iutiuer
thereoi then"e south with ssid wall mine ncls
". corner Of sNid house and then 10y and
WITH l' suutl wall % aid house nulng 81: said
premises on Ligh street together with the npr
nenis GA SAME and al the rsts Ways easements aud
a. nnrtensnoes belonging thereto IN any apIer-
Terms: one-third If purchase money in cash: resi-
que IN Two eQnal fnsiGllmeniS AMI years
irN dsN Of safe notes 10 te viNsn trnr
l-t cent er aui'iin. payAbi. ANNUALLY and
be secured ~ deed of Trust premises az ala the pur
ebsssr dPosi q go raarsd a. q iis 81 q .sie
colp.led with N ten days from day OF sal. otherwise
the q ustee> reserv the night fealNefts aud reset.
the SAID property at the rsk and
WM. A MCKINNEY.
co.uratiA Law building.
HENRY s MAITH' VS. i'"s'es
inhi2eo ia 10Th It. NV.
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(yEo. ". sTICKNEY. Aucroneer.
NJ 13Io New York ave.
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THE ACT INDICATED.
TIE MK1SLEY ACT DEFENDED.

He proceeded to defend the Mckinley BILL
declaring that before framing it the committee
on ways aud means had given hearings to all
Gas es-a declaration which was controverted
By Ar.Iivings.on (Ga-) and Nj. Baker tKan p
and had been guided by the information i'm
parted to it
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
PArcLIFFE. DARN CO.. ass,,cue.r.

X Ai0hifii' DAN" . w. go IA. kVt. Nv.
AS1REET BETwEEN SEVENTH AND Ei6HTu
STREETS NORTHEAST b. Auction,
On TIL RSDAN AFTERNOON, MARCH TWEEN
Tl-FOUBrH. lssse. Al HALfPAsT fOun
O'CLOCK. We will sell IN front Of the Erena-ss.
IN SQUARE sy6.
Fronting 80 feet I A sfrFt. with m AVERAGE
Geih % 100 feet 10 private alley Torton of tho o.
being trnpruved ny . two-s,ory frame house.
errns a sale; Ouethird cash. the ha aDce in 90
and years the deferred Payments 20 he secured ~
deei o. nf0n toe pToIsrty sold aud TO oesr ~
teres; ~ the OF q Ter cent yer anEuin. ayalle
annual }, all cash. the option Of the Eur~
chaser dePnsit II s.Uo required when the prop
knocked down. Terms 70 l-e complied With 10
teen days rom the day O. sale the rhf o. reseJ
tine rssk the deaulting purchaser H.
served. Al COnN rtgoriing Sr.. al the coo
OF tie par, hsser. kATCllffE. DARK a CO.
rlhIidNls Aurtion-sup.
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]. CHURCH omcIatlng

drew ID. Dean, OF EtHton, acteu as Desb
/ man, and Miss Emma Holt, sister Of
the bride was maid of honor.
A reception followed the ceremony.
The bride received numerous handsome
presents. Mr.. Dean is popular young
man of this town and son of Mr.. Jacob
Dean. Mr.. and Mrs. Dean will reside
in Eikton.
Still a Mystery.
Tho identity of the headless corpse
discovered at Bacon Hill on December 2,
still remains mystery. William T.
Robinson, of Washington who it was
thought TO have been has appeared as
sound as dollar. Mrs. Robinson had
known of the whereabouts of her incon
staut husband since October, at which
time he was expected to leave Aberdeen
Hartford county where he was employed
in a cannery during the season, aud
return to her side in Washington. AS
stated last week in the WING Mrs.
Robinson come TO Elkton and investi.
gated the matter of the finding of the
corpse believing from the descriptions
given that it was that of her husband.
One instance in particular was
strong point that of certain tooth
being missing from the upper jaw
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Bay View Items.
BAY VIEW, Dec. %, 1892.
Skating this week.
Santa Claus is expected to visit this
place Saturday evening.
The W. g. T. U. will hold parlor
meeting at the residence of James
Abrams on Friday evening, Miss Mamie
Abrams, superintendent.
Mr.. William Tyson. former resident
of this vicinity, died in Chester last
week and was brought here for inter
ment Sunday morning.
Mr.. Ebenezer S. Lewis, the oldest
resident OF this neighborhood, died last
Saturday morning, and was buried on
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CUUHb6I tut PIkIdIIIJ II. II NIUNHtIh INI
defendant. Jury rendered verdict of
S26l, IA for defendant for rent due.

At 2 80 p. m. court adjourned until
Jan. A, 1892.
THE STONE SET.
The Residents of the Triangle
Protest Against It's Annex
alton to Pennsylvania.
For years the possession of the TRAN
gular tract of land on the north east
border of Cecil county, has been dis
puted by Delaware and Pennsylvania,
although it has been subject to the govern
ment of the former state. A commission
recently awarded it to Pennsylvania,
and after careful survey, the nouolith
was placed in position on Monday after
noon, marking the initial point of the
newly claimed boundary limo between
the two states.
The twenty residents of the annexed
territory, who are sIaunch Delawareans,
persistently protested against being e1-
patrated, claiming that they had certain
inalienable rights Us citizens of the State
of Delaware. and which rights they pro-
posed to assert. The site of the stone is
on the property of Joel Thompson, in
White Clay Creek hundred, on the
Newark and Pomeroy railroad, few
miles from Newark. The survey had been
completed several days previous to the
placing of the monument, which work
had been deferred by the opposition
offered by the residents who took steps
TO prevent the surveyors from entering
on Mr.. Thompson's property. The
following significant notice was posted:
TREsPAssERs WARNED OFF.
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IL potsous aio iof oiuoeh liesp'

ou IuOoO WAN iuod VI oOaop,
for any cause whatsoever, under full
penalty of the law. JOEL THOMPSON.
The result of this was that the matter
rested until Monday, when the Delaware
commissioners determined to complete
the work. When ths surveyors went to
the scene Mr.. Thompson was in waiting,
and spirited conversation ersued, the
result of which was that he started for
Newark to secure warrant for the
arrest of the trespassers. This was,
however, rot done, as after an interview
with several of the commissioners in
Newark, Mr.. Thompson stated that he
would no longer oppose the erection of
the stone on his premises by resort to
4 l.,
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FlE CELL y
-sru
The young men of Smyrna \ have
issued invitations to a hop to hsven~ H
tho opera house on Monday evening, JAM.
MIR. r. G. Porter the we'll known mer-
chant of Cherry Hill wants clerk. Here
is good chance for reliable young man.
Mr.. w. w. Burnley proprietor of the
Howard House, has secured crafty fox,
which will be chased over country on
Wednesday. All are invited.
The dance 10 have been given in Odd
Fellows hall on Tuesday evening. Dec. u,
by the young men of Elkton, has been
postponed until Monday evening Jan. 2.
Captain sejaken will be found at the
wharf at Elkton bridge with full supply
of fine oysters, which he offers at market
prices, in any quantity, either shucked or
in the shell.
Capt. T. H. Hyland, of Queen Anne
county the newly appointed captain OF one
of the Md oyster police boats came to Elk
ton on Wednesday and bonded before Judge
Wickes and Stump in the sum of $4,000.
The play "Betsey Bobbett' Will be
repeated by the Young Peoples Associa-
ton of Leeds in the old church building on
the evening of Dec. 295h. If stormy it will
be given Dec. 80. Tickets of admission
25 cts.
-Denny's Minstrels, of Philadelphia, will
appear in Odd Fellows Hall this (Satur-
day) evening. This is a first class troupe,
and Mr.. Denny being native of this town.
should command good house. Admission
% and 30 cents.
In the presence of large gathering OF
people the Rev. Joseph r. Milligan late
pastor of the Zion Presbyterian Church,
this county, was installed as pastor OF the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, Wilmington,
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Cook Cline was arrested aud taken
before Squire Hammond on Wednesday
last by Bailitf Lambert and fined $3.50
and costs. He was afterwards arrested
and spent the night in the lock up.
The display OF Christmas goods in
show cases and windows of the stores is
probably larger and finer than ever
before, 1t was reported here that sOld
Kriss'" leg had been broken, and the
juveniles wore long faces until the rumor
was contradicted.
Warden Rambo of Wilmington, and
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II McKELvEY
3 cox
en- Auy
d " JAMES MERREY
JACOB A. HOWARD
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James Taylor has sold his tarrn, stu
ated in the Ninth district, and containing
twenty acres to his son Thomas Taylor.
Mrs. John E. Alexander was painfully
injured one day last week by the stalk OF
plant over which she was leaning striking
her eye.
The northbound train due at Elkton at
SIG a. M, arrived an hour and half late
on Monday morning, owing to the cylinder
head of the engine having blown out at
Magnolia.
Cards have been issued for the marriage
of DR.. G. II. West, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Ada NJ Hopper daughter of Thomas
B. Hopper, of Chesapeake City, on Wednes
day, December 2Sth.
The officers elected at a rccent meeting
of the Union Lodge 4S, A. F. and A. NJ,
are III. NJ. Davis, master; Prof. George A.
Steele, Senior warden; DR.. S. Claude Sykes
Junior warden; S. j. Keys, Secretary; and
r. C. Lewis, Treasurer.
The Elkton Free Methodist Sunday
School will celebrate its anniversary on
Wednesday evening next, December 2Sth.
An address will be delivered by George A.
Blake, Esq. At the close of the exercises
present will be given to each scholar.
Mrs. A. NJ. Whitaker, of Zion, mother
of DR.. J. S. Whitaker, of Cherry Hill,
missed her footing W lille descending flight
Of stairs several days ago and fell to the floor
receiving serious injuries. She is suffering
from conclusion of the brain, and her case
Is considered critical.
Banner Council, No. IL, Order ofUnited
american Mechanics, was instituted
Ast week at Calvert with appropriate
ceremonies. Large delegations were present
fom Baltimore and Councils throughout
be State. John Lewis, Of Philadelphia
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74EHIGSEEE
DeanlHOlt,-.--
Mr.. Harry o. Dean and Miss Matte T.
Holt, daughter of Mr.. W. T. Holt pro
minent farmer residing near Mechanics
Valley, were married on Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride, the
Rev. T, B. Hunter, pastor of the Cherry
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REV. j. b. Jones, OF TINS place, conduct
| ing the services.
A party entitled Progressive Miscel
laneous Party" was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. R. c. Lsrzalere last Friday
evening. Everything progressed" and
all present spent delightful evening.
The young ladies of the church will
give parlor sociabls at tho parsonage
next Thursday evening, December 29th.
Various innocent amusements will be
INDUCED in. An admission of ten cents
will be charged, which will be added to
tho church fund. All are invited. c.
Around the Row.
Our peaceful agricultural sons of the
Row, continue to jog along in the quiet
enjoyment OF many blessings, three meals
day, restful slumber at night, store
clothes for Sunday, and the expectant hope
to somehow scrape up little pocket full of
unlimited CD silver dollars and set apart
for the Worlds Fair next summer. What
more real bliss do you get in the whirl, jam,
and tuckering pace of a big city like Elk?
The local happenings of the day are few
and tame in the way of gossipy interests,
but it is the fashion of the tunes to peep
into all the big and little affairs of the
people and smake spun yarns there of for
the papers.
Our Valley merchants though diligently
immersed in mercantile pursuits, can still
spare time to borrow coon dog aud raid
the local wilderness in quest of buck, bison,
squirrels or any other furry quadrupeds
that have hint of soup in their bones to
lard the dinner pot They have mustered
Capt. Steve in as scout, and any corner of
this commonwealth still infested with
wolves or Indians, should speedily put
these strident intrepid hunters on the trail.
While the ballot box patriots are trim.
ming to suit the times and making ready
to reverse" themselves on any question,
the school marms are abroad in the land
laboring to mould the Juvenile mind in the
alb alb rudiments of the United States Ian
guage, so that no odds how far party
politics prescribe, knowledge is bound to
prevail, and the ladies are booked to see to
it that no yankee lodges out of getting at
least head full of useful book learning.
Since the election our Democratic friends
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me felDLeTulouG Vi tue TtudluS.
While walking down Calvert street
lear Bath. she was more than surprised
md overjoyed to meet hsr husband face
o taca He was the first to recover from
he surprise, and greeted her endearing-
Y. 1t was some minutes before she
could speak, and when she regained her
,oice she asked him when he cana to
lie again. Mr.. Robinson replied that
lis death was news to him. The couple
vent to the residence Of friend named
hrs. Frey. and Mrs. Robinson related to
Ter husband the story of identify ing the
emains of the man found at Elkton. Mr..
Robinson and his wife returned to Wash
ngton.
II I L I
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on. SAIONI

THE NEW LINE.
Plan of the Proposed Change OF
the p. w. & Il. Railroad
near ElktOn.
In our last issue we corrected the error
recently made by the BaltimoreAmerican
relative to proposed change in the line
of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, near this town, aud
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S-A--&-lS 81, LooSs
COogaaty NeoUS.
North East Items.
NORTH EAST, Dec. %, 1892.
Tho WING and it's many readers will
please accept onpliments OF the season i.
Rev. W. T. Hammond has been con-
fined to his home two weeks with rheu.
matism, He is somewhat improved at
this writing.
a number of the Mechanics OF this
town went to Calvert Thursday evening
to assist in instituting lodge. The
order is in good condition here, there
being over eighty mem bers in Independ-
ent Council.
Much interest is manifested in the
coming cantata santa Claus Delight"
to be given by the Nj E. Sunday School.
1t will be held in Wingate Post Hall of
this town, Monday, December 265h.
Every effort will be made to make it the
best ever given by the school.
The Knights of Pythias of this town
will elect officers for the ensuing term
January ID, 1898. The officers will be
installed January 9th, when a reunion of
all the members"of Fellowship Lodge,
No. AZ, and their families, will take
place. A good time is anticipated.
Elijah Reynolds, a lformer citizen of
our town, and H. B. Cordes, a former
town commissioner, had an alteration on
Friday last. AS result the latter spent
Friday night in Elkton Jail and is under
$500 bond.
Kinsey Matthews, manager in Arm
strong & Squier's mill, has been indis-
posed since Saturday last.
The revival at the NJ E. Church closed
Sunday evening last. Much good has
been done.
The river is frozen over and fishing
has stopped.
1t is said that the FORCES will resume
On Monday, January 3D., 1898.
The bar and steam sheet mill will be
closed down during Christmas week.
The following officers will serve Win
gate Post during the coming year: Com
mander, W. Harry Abrams; Sr. Vice,
Charles Lumm; Jr. Vice, James Laird;
Chap, s. ]. Rseder; O., Edward Day;
Delegates to state encampment, Nathan
Alexander and Charles Lumm; Trustees,
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AY..,1HME
rnnoror for
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| beginning to day ana during the ChfisI
mas week, Mr.. Marks Liberman the
popular Elkton clothier sin the Hollow
will give present to the purchaser of every
suit of cloths. This is a genuine offer, and
and will only continue for one week.
-Bailitt Boulder submitted to US this
week the list of the subscribers to the
fire alarm bell fund, requesting that it be
published. Lack of space prevents its
insertion to day, but it will appear next
week. The amount collected now aggre-
gates S7025.
Mr.. Wilson L. Coudon, the noted
athlete, will begin the publication OF
semi monthly paper at Perryville on the
first Wednesday in January. The paper
will lie called the Perryville Record, and be
devoted to general and local news. A
special column will be devoted to amateur
| sports
We had pleasant call this week from
Mr.. John E. Cooling son of Ex-Sheritf
Benoni Cooling of Charlestown. Mr.. Cool |
| ing is located at Rice's station in Minnesota |
p.,1- Ia 10