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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

Years In the duties incumbent upon him, and he leaves
the organization with the best wishes of the whole
command for his future happiness and prosperity
Lieutenant oOne William V. King Oh Friday night
presented the silver and bronze medals u the mem
beers of Company L, I'D Regiment, who had 100 per
cent records for from Ito four years Those who
received medals were follows: Four successive
years--Sergcant J. c. Kane Corporal III. Notbohm,
Corporal W Watson and Private T. >chmalholz: three
successive years-Privatc J. j. Macdonald and Private
e.. Durland three years. not >uccessive-Piivate =
Hammond, Private {. schwalcland and Private Il. y
stendicke two successive years-Prtvatc H. {. Gunths
Private H. Hahn md Private J. seitz: one yoar-Pt'
Yates W. Z. BOrtlc. {. =. Han son, j. McNiClo j. j.
schulz t. Woehr y. B. Doubleday, +. Il. Kane IL,
&. Ruby J. c. Walsh and II. X. zust; honorable mn
ton absent once -Quariermaster- rgean j. A. Giles,
Private ". Marion, Private '. Price and Private J.
Kcnw0rthy. Captain ThurstOn expresses hi, appreca.
ucn members OF the company for their sO01 duty
Buffalo. privncS Lionel ID. Van AIKEN and +. !. Doyle
have been expelled from the company for failing 70
appear for duty on the Buffalo trip.
Company H. OF the same regiment, has expelled
= L. Barnett and q. Barnett. both of No 7rj Madison
ave. for failing TO report for the Buffalo campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
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1 PIMPHLET on THE CROL EEL.

curious and instructive little pamphlet prepared ~
the Surgeon OF the Navy has been issued TO 81"
doctors in the service IL gives a long list OF cholera
cures In favor In civilized and in unciizcd countries
In speaking Of Ferran's method OF incubation the
pamphlet gives the following statistics: In twenty-five
villages Of Spain having an aggregate populauoh "
49, O5o people Of which number 80, i9l had been m.
ocuated 1863 Der thousand OF the noculaed contractor
the disease, and 3ii In the thousand died Aho''
those not inoculacd s0.2S thousand contracted INV
disease and So 80 In the thousand died. or the tNAs
nents mentioned IN the pamphlet the sodium ehlon''
treatment. which Is simply giving TIE patient an ob".
OF common salt. Is highly recommended By "ofin'a
physicians. closing the subject the Surgeon-eaef''
gives the results obtained from different treatments au
ing an epidemic in England the relative mortality ne"s
derived record OK G.00O cases. The ubuiateu !"
suit Is follows: . ,,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

NOT mako thc nomination. This insures a much
better contest for the bay mare quite ohtcasscd any
other trotter eligible to this event Win Belic In
Walter T. Little Albert, the two mares called Night
incalc aud half dozen more that have marks below
u likely TO start the second renewal OF the Stahe
SHOULD result I'm a contest 1T u be mentioned WIN
fhc m1rablc battles OF the last few weeks.
In the line OF progression also are the three dash
race, one known ls the Phoenix Hotel stake being
for ~ trottrrs, the distance mile ana an eighth
mi, /, down for Tuesday and has thirteen nomina
ms and there are also the dash OF 1850 yards Or
oil PAGERS one 81 mile for = 80 rotters, and an
other Tor Is rotcrs Thursday, distance one mile
and sixteenth. y stake TINT should aSo r'sl't u,
hot light /, the spe,ial for hveyear I'D rotters and
under lo take place Friday. This Is Suarantetd 40
- 200. and among tl~ candidates are krcn,in, BeHc
Archer Fred = Wilkes Constantine Nellie Nctiregor
and Ans all with crcdtable records through the
present campdlgn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
TiDBY'S y L1LETr.
From LOnhon Tint

from LOnn0n Truth.
A man who Is owned by dog has n ironbl0us
time. ] am owned by child who T. owned by
dog. have daughter. This daughter Insisted on
my buying her puppy which she in the arms OF
some dog -tcalcr when at llOmhurg. NV nd
vice 10 parents Is Never allow your parental feelings
10 lead you 10 bny your daligh dog and then To
travel about with daughter and dog. Th;~ pnp;y +,
the banc Of my existence. Railroad companlcs do not
ISSUE through tickets for dogs. The unfortunate
fresh ticket ! tried 10 hide the beast away wlthout
a Ticket. but II always BE- rayed me by barking when
ne guard looked In, Tried 10 leave II ut a station
but the crea' urc lwho adds blind fidelity 10 IT'S Other
objectionable quallt'cs) always lnrned mp before the
train started ancci0naely barking and wagCing lis
TAIL The puppy. being an infant. IS often Sick gen
orally at the most undesirable moments for this so Of
thing to happen When It Is not sick It is either
hungry or thirsty. and IL IS very particular about IL
food. find bones Surrcptitiously secrc;.d I'm nv
pockets. told that they for the puppy and If
throw them away ! regarded a. q heorilnss
monster. Yesterday he ate portion Of my sponge dld
ho interfere with him, for had heard that s,ongrs
were fatal TO doss. II disagreed with him. but nIos
he recovered take him out with me In boats I'm HE
hope that he will leap into the lake. bat he sticks to
the boat. ! reduced 20 such a condition on nccnnt
Of this that sympathzr with Rll sykes I'm his Oh
lection 10 being followed everywhere by his faithful
dog. Am | doomed ! ask. for ever 10 be ncStercd
with this ANIMAL VIII he never be lost viii he
never De Will he from the disfonner
II fortune favors by his having this maladv Never
never. repeat. buy your daughter 4 do; ana rn vel
J With daughter and dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
CHAMPION cRABcArcHrR OF SHARK RIVER.

Down at Shark River. y. j., is curiosity in the
form of dog which catches crabs. During the summer
thousands upon thousands of crabs are netied IN INC
waters OF the broad river back Of Ocean Beach, ana
yet the number OF shelish never grows less. N0t
one OF The young men or young women who hsn
70. crabs in the river is more agile than the dos
owned by Mr.. Walsh, of Trenton. Mr.. Walsh has
cottage on the east shore OF the river, ana tae
shallow directly In front affords file stamping
ground for the canine crabcatciler. The dog l. hv'
prcpossessing in appearance. lie Is Drown, ana ne
IS probably II mongrc breed with a good deal OK
Newfoundland blood inemlXed. As soon as 1t Is
light enough to sec in the morning he enters the
water In front of his masters house, and begins 10
search for crabs. At times he stands motionles' IL
the water waiting for the crabs which dart sideways
here and there looking for food that IS All too scarce
where scores of thousands are similarly occupied
Like the dog stands with his nose held close
to the surface Of the water until crab curious to
learn IL the nose is meat and good to eat. swms
rapidly toward f. should the crab come within reach
Il the dogs iorepaws It's Fate IS sealed, for Ike
fash blow brushes In its back she'll. Ii IS then
seized in the dogs teeth and that is the end OF Mt.
Crab.
When fishing in one place becomes irksome 10 the
dcc he moves cautiously about looking for crabs
among the patches OF seaweed which dot the river
bottom. With dainty tread he moves along, peerihs
into placid water and gently disturbing the seq
weed beneath which Turk The larger crabs MI Gay
tho animal pursues this peculiar pleasure. and ). \:
Buhler, who hires rowboats nearby. Is aulh9ry
for the statement Sat the dog "cIabS tWebty-lh
hours ont II the twenty four. l.,
People vino tho animal Standing quietly IN
the water often express the belief mat he l. adhiins
himself in Ia mlrrorlikc surface OF the river, uus
they are always strangers who do not know that tae
dog is the champion crab-catcher Of Shark Diver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Is
Long short stop, and Richardson second p'sc "ouu
about suit Ncw-Yorkcrs
There was string tied to the release OF Rosie Fuller
and Tlcrnan.
Ward Will start on hunting trip through Canada on
Georgia.
DOVE Keller Burke and Lyons Mcmahon is the only
real slow runner the team.
Nobody can understand Boyles woful falling of in
batting lie was a 300.mark until this
Crane has recovered from his injury and will hereafter
take his regular turn.
Players salaries will be reduced all along the line.
Tie champion crazy yarn from Chicago. IL
professional football league being organized u
take the place Of baseball
Iornung wants 10 be umpire. His recent wor. al
the Polo Grounds was good
Mr.. Tacott, director OF the NewYOik club, Is OK.
pcctcd home from Europe next week.
Kelly names EsterbrOok the TO beat Crooks in
the proposed throwing contest EscrCrook happens be
laid up with a broken arm.
Eurdock, the old Boston second hascman, viii have a
benefit Washington PARK next week.
Brouthcrs is tie only left OF the famous Detroit
"Be -FOUR
President Harrison is fond Of baseball.
O'Iourkc has snug ncstegs buried up NewEnclan
He showed taste in attacking everybody sight after
he released.
President Day. at the Filth Avenue Iotcl on Tues.
day offered to WAGER pcssimlst ~. 900 that the New.
York team next would beat out any team the
doubter could
The recent CinclnnatSt. game at Indianapolis
exhibition game, and should lie counted In the
record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

stand Becoming warmed up IN the course OF MS
argument, be exclaimed: $1,000.
"Grover Cleve.and's political career is as bright
as those two lights are
At that nstan. out went she lights the circuit
having been accidentally broe GEN. The crowd ioa,'a
ard when their merrimcnt had practically suDsueu'
it was renewed again by an lrishman' VINO ho"i''i
out: . :, ,.... ,,oroiora,s corcer
Be the Lord Harry II Grover ,irHeian wo, he,,i
l. no brighter than thin lights. divli vote nc ii
ut from At ALL"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

There Is a distinction in law between "industraP'
and naturar products Of the SOIL and an exhaustive
note In "The American Law Register gives much
Interesting information that subject. The Indus
trial products including grain and garden vegetables.
while growing In the fields considered as personal
property while the fruit OF trees and some other pro
ducts considered attached to the soil and form
ing part OF the real estate. The legal standing OF the
blackberry Is discussed In Minnesota decision and
il is held that the berry while growing the bush Is
real property. Apples. nuts ana other products have
also been considered real estate by learned judges
They become personal property OF course. when they
are gathered from the trees and bushes. The question
as the legal character OF these products usually be
comes Important only when an attempt Is made TO
seize them under attachment for personal property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
MR.. CLETELAND'S LIGHT FAILED.

In the campaign Of 1855 an eloquent southern
bngndier general took the stump for Cleveland
tie addressed a large open-air meeting night,
and the grounds were Illuminated with two
uets which were suspended ir front of the speakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

The New-lorh and Chicago Limited Of the New York
Central Is perfect IN equipment sped and appoint
ments. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

THE GOLD MOUNTED PULLMAN SLEEPING CA@
now I'm service on the Pennsylvania Railroad e,npSs
any previous production OF ia" """"uuu.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

The Boston ideal Banjp, Mandolin aud
Guitar Club gave an entertainment in the
town hall Oh Friity nighr, the 9th, to a
crowed house
Joseph P"sue has commenced building
bis new dwelling hoT-r on the lot opposite
his carri 'ge shops.
Smedley, our popular butcI er won first
prize in the shooting ma Gu at Rock Springs
il few daya ago.
Hor. r. X. Stubbs, Of Oxford, Pa, Will
deliver i lee ure III the Normal Schooi
building on the evening of tue 18th, Of this
across the Sea.
Carlton klmble, who has been an imv,ld
for some tune, aud who has beea ~ the
Eye and Ear Hospital in Baltimore for
treatment, arrived home ON last W Vein, siay
much improved.
Dr. Geo. r. Dare ana wife and q. G.
Sill aud wife went on til. Philadelphia
Produce Exch ,nge Excursion to Washing
ton on last Wednesday as the guests OF
President Il lsil IL Brown.
Howard Brown, near Calvert, whose mill
was burned Last SH inner, has replaced II
by IA new three and IA half story mill. aud
equipped 1t vi Ii ali he III deru maca!nery
for making the h,.J roller ti1ur.
The class OF ~, Friends Normal LASH
tute has elected the following officers;
President Barclay REYNOLDS .Jr !; Secretary
Anna w. Bryan Tee ',ury y l. BuailUg
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

l'OET DEPOSIT, March :.
John T. jackson purchased the material
az tine building formerly occupied by j. j,
Suck - :. saw mIl and is tearing it down
, aud intends To remove il to his farm uear
Jackson and use it in building Il birreck.
Ca last Mond ~ from to 8 p. m. the
annual Election was held Tor town commits
siou-rs in The engine house. The following
gentlemen were elecr-,! 10 serve for the
ensuing year Samuel c. Rowland, Adam
Peoples, David K Armstrong. +. NJ.
Alexander, Israel karz, Hugh f. II all and
| Cha-. W. Fox.
Berjtmin Brown cniured whlI" assisting
f :. Evtrlst In driving some beet cattle to
be shipped on the cars fell with an att eek
Of heart disc Sc and died on lie road near
the residence Of j. j. Buck Tuesd y
Brown was sixty ~ix years old, was u Duet
aud reli bic man aud has lived uer here
all his life.
Oar town d! al is heated from stove, in
the Post Office aud EpS r,th#ll'i sore. On
We,iues lay our post III .-rer NJ. Ntunort
he Lri = ; n9ular sound IL the healing pip,
aud soon -.v spliks falling On tie floor.
His brother + II. N.nnoTJ went up in the
hall and between the Two 'us put the lire
out. The Kick .poo Indian company hid
been using he hlii tor o weeks md it Is
supposed they or some one else put p per
Gown tie register
The c c Lap Year Supper teld at the
residence OF /; c Hopkir tor the benefit OF
The PARISH AID Society Of st James Church
was i great success, Notwithstanding the
very stormy night (Mrnday) Everthi: z
was sold aud the society VIII clear about
$40.
Our e, tlii-nt and accommodating j st
IA s'ter 5 a N.tnnort has purch ised 4. .fr
to keep his books AMI paps:s i'll In these
days when safes r. s. easily blown open
by dynamite, he does no ie. it pru lent
to keep n Jney in Il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

For b, st corn d beet % to R-stey's centre
market.
Insure your property with Manly
bremen. 5,l6tf
For fresh meat, home made sausage, and
scrapple 20 to BENEFITS in the Hollow.
Always on hand our own IN AXE sausage
and scrapple At R.lleys centre market.
A solid oak chamber salt OF seven ieces
for S2495 Call aud see them at Il. Marsh
bank q Son.
Manly Drennen insures live stock
against fire and lightning in first class
companies at low rates. j,l6t
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
lass accommodations and exceedingly low
ratas. Mchl itl
Miss Jennie Realey, would be pleased
to show her lady friends the lsrg st and
finest lot OF ladies' muslin underwear rv. T
shown in f lkton. f p. Price.
Mr. Frank + Bradbury has sold out his
grocery in the hollow 10 Evans Taylor. Al
! bills outstanding will b. paid to Mr. Tay !oI
| Mr.. Taylor will also recsive and receipt fol
rents due Mr.. Bradbury.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

Na',,.,, and CHarl.~ lI,v Misses \. ait
K Grcsr Eng "Rrauri:ul Moonlight,
and Fd Davis, Herb. ri Dean. Murray Cam
ngor, Jacob Campbell and Charley Mlnker
got eli "A leap year dial que IN good Styit.
4 dialogue song followed 10y the SNOW
Brig irie." aud "A motion recitation came
next. then little Madge and Marion Rose
showed How Eiith entertained her big
sisters beau - "NjckcrirmuN Quadriiie
was recirtd by Murray Cameron, and q
uuarterrr WAS sung ' Bertha Hodge, frna
" hire. Ed u Wis and Aleu- Gro.h. ms
was fnIluwr ed hy - recitation by M@ggie
Riddle. and How the women Eeep
secret" was shown in a dialogue by Ida
Crouch. Hadge Rose, LyGi Minker, Maggie
BiddIe, Theresa Bayard, Nettie Lynch
Jacob Camphell AID Murray Cameron
Harlan West told "How Jirumy tended the
baby" Nellie Andrrs u, Nettie Lynch
and Edith Day recited the "Tri coiorN
with ftgs a we'll executed march by
forty girls WAS next III order, after when
Jacob Camphrli reel ed 'Rnduey'7 hide
''V,mrn's Rights" Il dialogue, was rem
,i-red by May Yves Bertha ilo"G-, Mabel
Matthews. Harlan YES, Willie Arrison,
Harvey Rtr.lr, II rry Black well, Cheney
Housrkrepcr, Charley Shippers, Howard
and II .rry MiuKer. The JireI>' was re0h
nv LYDIA Minker, then Prof Co>lctt, Alfred
Coslett Maud Lerdom and Mamie Abrams
entertained with an instrumental! qnart"t'e
"A victim of charity" WIS re d 10y Murray
Cameron. aud a duet was swrelly sung by
Minnie Matthews and K sus White NJ 'tile
Warner r+cited Mad AuIhony's Charge,
and ''CuIiLg the borrowers, was rendered
by Emma Mearns. Bertha Hodge, Nettie
Burke, Ed ID avis, Allen GroSh and Alvin
Lutu. Ani the patience OF the audience
was not Vet exhausted when Prof Mattingly
announced that Prot. Z b. Prettyman of
the STATE Normal School was present and
h d a few words To say. Prot Pretty man
con- IatuIared the school upon its excellence
as shown by the manner III which the pro
sraume Of the evening had been carried
out and su -. stsd mat hereafter there lie
two exhibitions "A year by The school, e'ch
one about haIf rs long as the present one.
He thea !Gade u short address upon Inc
importance OF the work III t is being doue
by the public schools Of the State. Messrs.
Everist aud Xix Of the county school
board vere III the audience. Tie receipts
were $50 10, which IS So in excess II any
previuu, eAhib.tIon. TIE tie CHEERS of the
school are Prof. o. MattIugiy, princlPtl,
Misses Minnie Ii. Alexander, Il .choi 5.
Evans, EaJh a McCracksn and Minnie V.
NJ ,tthews, assistants. They &c doing "a
good worh III the commCuity, ami the large
patronage OF tie exhibition is proof Of the
appr, ciatspa III which they are held.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

TIE spelling bee acid Ia Odd Fellows
Hall or Saturday night last, proved a
novel entertainment. \ fair sized
audience attended. The amount Of
$50 % was realized above all expenses,
which Was tor :, arded By Mr.. II. Nj.
McCuIlougG, to the Baltimore At"S
Fund, iur the relIet OF the famine
stricken Russians.
r. G. Tbacsesy, Esq, acted IS peda-
gogue, vita hiessrs. Daniel BrattuG,
George Il. Ash and Henry X. Tolbtr as
Judges.
The prizes were won as follows: FIRST
Miss Elsie S1rahorn o! Germantown, a
Webstels Unabridged Dictionary; Second
Miss Emma Lewis, OF Elktou, il re OF
Shakespeare works; Third, Charles Is.
Finley, Jr, of Elkton, McCauley's HIS
tory OF England.
The following contested: Hiram Nc
Cullough, Matthew Mccullough, Mary
II. Smith, Ora Brown, John Tui', Fred
Wilson, Lula Brown, Blanche Ford,
Kitty Constable, Mary klmble, Morris
Lee. Vi Try Anderson, Mary Scott, Enas
B. Finley, Jr, Emma Lewis, E,S'e Ssr.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05
4 CreditabIe Exhibition.

The North East public school scored an
other success at the - Of Febru ,ry exhibi
ton at &. 4 X hall Tae hall WIS fIlel
before the exercises besah and in a short
time there wasn't even standing room. the
gallery was crowded, tho a>es were filled,
every inch of standing room was occupied
and not a few turned "A ny unable to gain
admission.
The programme was long ami it was
nearly midnight when the curtain III ide its
last drop but the audience III Initestei a
degree Of patience and with faw exceptions
remained until the last act The parts
assigned to the different pupils were most
or dirably performed and showed care and
tboroughness in training. The music fur
nished by the Grosh and Coslett families,
raw. variety to the entertainment and was
well received Rev. j. b. QligL opened the
exercises with prayer and George Warner
delivered the address OF welcome. a greet
ing song was then sung by the school
Charley Smi.h recited MY Pony and |, u
after which fourteen "Little Mothers" sang
4 matrou song. "Johnnie'S Poetry a
dialogue by Alfred Coslett and Earle
Kitchen was next in order, followed by"oGl
Cpuutrs'e Flag" a recitation with music
by seven girls Eddie Hammond reoitee
"one Lutte Ha'chet a whistling choru'
came next, after which was dialogue b,
| Minnie Little. Ida cannon, Matte Burke
I Ada II Gilman, Louie Kirkp,trick and Der
/ tina Smith. Prof Coslett and Maud Lsedou
/ hen performed = cornet duet, which Wa
/ followed hy a concert recitation and matro'
song. Bernard MattingIy Teoited Gran
/ mas Sppctacles'' and Hebl McCracken san
"When l Lived at my Ease" ''rhree Littl
Lads" was recited by Willie Dean, Harr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05

To ANYONE .ulirg hr., elias bari .,
at It special chrr Aaores, E-"WHI@'
Office
a chjd t.,Mr Charles q Wells fractured
its elbow on Thursday. Dr. lamar stt the
fracture.
DR. Z b Housekeeper, OF Nolth East,
has been appointed ply stefan to the r"er
and insane at the county Aims House
MIR II NJ Mccullough has received con
trlbutIons amounting to Sill, for the tertti'
of the starving Russidus this amount was
forwarded to the Baltimore .NcrS fund
That old aud reliable firm OF Waaa-
maker X Brown, make their Spring an
nuuncemeut in his Issue of the WIG.
Push the Spring goods''-i, their T. otto.
Read their new csrd.
GA Monday, Justice John B Anderson,
North East, committed William D.Nor,
colored, OF that town, GA peace warrant
ISSUED upon the oath OF Joseph Briscot,
aIs1 culured lie had threatened the life Of
Bri~cos with an axe ana 1t WAS te red that
he would do injury 10 hi, liriscoes' family.
deputy Harvey Mackey, placed bin IN
ia !, on Monday, to a" it trial
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-05
North East Items.

NORTH EAST, March ) 1892
ca ; L B~a'ty went On y visit to ST.
Loliz oil Mo. day He viii return GA
Saturday,.
Bi,hup Adj ms viii preach n" coutirm i
class IN ) Mlry'S p. L. Church on Sun
day evening March 27lh.
CAPTAIN Crdill Of W VISIONS succeeded
Captain Il b-rts as Lender Of the Salvation
Amy.
The town commissioners are waiting till
the present Indictment we ,thrr = over
before they commence laying the crossings
which they have at their places on the
streets.
Rev. J. h. Qmgg will preach his farewell
sermon on Sunday evening March 18th.
The prevailing stormy weather has made
fish scarce here
The L=uGrn service OF st. 'ry's p. E.
Church will re held every ednesdAy
evening AT ! 30 o'clock.
Charles Petrce better known as Captain
| Rocks returned from Florida Saturday,
| last. his Grew will follow the latter part of
this month.
| HERE II q great ne II Oi ia IA VI W no STA
| be town 80 aniSd rpers, several of our
| citizens announce themselves ~ candidates
The candy shop of Miss Maggie McCresry
was closed on last : tutday by James
Roney for rent The fixtures and clndy will
be sold at auction on S,turd. y next by
Baiitf Lambert
We made a mistake last week in the date
of the Missionary Anniversary of the NJ
| +. Church, il will he held on Sunday even.
ing March 9th.
Andrew Andrew has removed his har
ness shop across the street to the Shippers
| binding and will also move his livery bus
mess to the stable which will ne vacated
by :, u. McClUough. L"edom x Abrams
butchers will occupy the house vacated by
the harness shop and will use the stable
for slaughter houst.
The last meeting of 81 Mlrv's Guild unit
after Lieut. was held last Friday evening
About forty persons We're present nd lis
eurd to the programme, which consisted o
an address by the rector and vocal anC
instrumental music, after which refresl
u;eutS were served.
Tue Mccullough Iron Company held
meeting a. tli., rn,iicuoa Of Manager Jane
. Mallen on "Wednesday. Eight member
= were present. The meeting was strictl
private.