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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

The managers OF the Cecil county
Agricultural Society held IA meeting at
there office in Elktou on Tuesday.
Encouraging reports were made concern
ing new subscribers for stock OF the
Society and the collections OF same.
Arrangements were made to have the
track pus in order and kept in good
condition.
Arrangements for advertising were
ordered to be made
Ordered that there be added to the list
of races a wagon race, free for all horses
without record owned in Cecil county 80
days before the race; 800 premium.
II. NJ. Mccullough was elected a
manager and also one of the Executive
! Commute, vice John Gilpin resigned.
Ordered that the catalogue be con
| tracted for and that contract be made for
use of part of the grounds for base bal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
Business Locals.

Insure your property with Manly
Bremen. 5,16tf
Babies, quick as wink at Powells picture
tent corner Main and Bow streets
For pasture for horses or cattle, apply to
Joseph Coudon, Aiken P. o., Cecil county.
A solid oak chamber suit of seven pieces
for S24.95 Call aud see them at II. Marsh
bank & Son.
Manly Drennen insures live stock
against fire aud lightning in first class
companies at low rates. 5,16tf
When you visit Baltimore, stop at the
Maltby House, where will be found first
class accommodations and exceedingly low
rates. Mch1 7tf
Lanes Family Medicine.
| Moves the bowe!s each day. In order to
be healthy this is necessary.
| Happy and content is a home with "rhe
Rochester" lamp with the light of the
morning. Catalogues, write Rochester
Lamp Co, New York
Coughing Leads to Consumptio
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Ask your friends about it.
! Eiklon has good photographer at last
| L. p. Price has on exhibition at his store
corner Main and Bow streets, some of the
European artist work which is very fine
Examine it.and give him call. He Is very
obigiug aud will please you.
Marks Lieberman has been selling ready
made clothing in Elkton for thirty years
| He has increased his business every year
not by advertising talsehoods, but by treat
ing his customers fairly, squarely. ant
honestly. Besides he hasn't changed sales
men for seven years. When a clothie
changes statesmen every few weeks o
months keep your top eye open, if you don
you'll get LETT, both in the quality and tn
price of the clothing you buy. A wink
as good as a nod to blind jackass, even i
the clothing trade. Let the blind ass bray
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
Presiding Eide Barrett in Cecil,

Rev. L. E. Barrett, P. E., contributes the
following relative to Cecil Methodism in
| late issue of the Peninsula Methodist.
| Saturday evening the -65b, [ went to
| Chesapeake City to hold conference and
found the pastor, Bro. Fosuocht, had ar
ranged for reception to the new presiding
elder The bell was rung, as my travelling
companion, Bro. Bowman, entered with
| me- into the new and beautiful church,
about !. so y. m Here we found the official
mem bers and goodly number OF sisters,
waiting to receive US. After singing and
prayer the pastor, in a felicitols address,
welcomed the presiding elder on behat OF
| the church who responded with eX-
presSions of appreciation for the
com p!imeut paid him, and of his hope and
confidence that these cordial and fraternal
relations would continue. Conference
business was then transacted in which It
was shown that harmony and peace pre-
| sided between pastor aud people, and
finances well in. Bro. Fosnocht has done
Il good work here. One of our most beauti
| full churches, commenced during the pasto-
| rate of Bro. Nelson, has been dedicated;
the people meeting their obligations
noblv, and giving literally to sustain the
| GOSPEL They deserve and will have sue
cess. preached Sunday evening, to well
! filled house.
Saturday the 23rd, 1 held conference at
North East. Bro. Rooms, iudomitabe and
persevering, has made good impression.
He is planning for new work, which
means That it will be done. He and his
good wife intend to visit every family in
town [ preached to a crowded house Sun
day evening The outlook here is for a
prosperous year. The iron mills which
have been shut down for long while, re-
sumeG operations last Monday, and this
will make all kinds of business better.
Held conference at Wesley, in Elk Neck
circuit in the afternoon, where there was
the largest attendance have yet had on
the District. The secret of it WAS that the
new church question was to come up. 1t
did come up, and they concluded to build
on A new site. Bro Gardner il meeting
| with great success, and it is to be hoped
that all Will lend GelplnS manu- III CHo NC"
church enterprise. The pastor is full of it,
talks about it, and dreams about 1t. L
preached here Sunday aftet to large
congregation which filed the house; bap-
tized two adults and one infant, and all
ministered the sacrament OF the LORDS
supper.
Sunday morning, preached to large
and appreciative congregation in Elkton.
Bro. Wood is already IN aster of the situa-
ton; has captured the town by his polite
and gentlemanly deneanor, aud nils his
church by his earnest aud evangelical
preaching. The love feast Sunday morning
was one of the best l was ever in. Bro.
Vinsinger, Sunday school superintendent :
is reservoir of sacred song, aud 1t comes
forth from his heart and lips without any
pumping. The Conference was held wed
nesday afternoon, and the reports showed
all departments in good order. With such
earnest, devoted workmeu, showers OF
blessing must fall upon Elkton.
LOUIS E. BARRETT, p. L.
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PERRYVILLE.

Hotel, Reuben II Smith, proprietor
| Bondsmen, Henry E Watson aud Eli $
| Seminar.
Eudorsers, Thomas Kelley, George
Watson, G L Shivery, \ j Sentman,
Richard Rutter, John W Alexander, II
| VI Patterson. John II Patterson, IlasIet
O McMullin, Thomas Kane, II F Bur
roaghs.
| Hotel, VIM G. Hambleton. Bondsmen,
j. Hopkins Eagland, Thos. Il. Van Pelt.
Endorsers. VIM. r. Gamble, Joseph 7.
England, J. Hopkins England, john N.
i Janney, George Deamon, Joseph P.
Cain, Smith II Rodgers, r Lamott
Anderson, George A Hall, Edward G
Williams
Hotel, J H. Clark Bsndsmep, A II
! Cameron, Isaac H England.
Endorsers, Thos H Van Pelt, Josiah
Reeder, James Taylor, John Gallaher,
John W. Davidson, Thomas Taylor
Elisha E. Kirk, William T Johnson, A
J II Cameron, VIM Biles.
FREDERICKTowN.
Hotel, Benjamin B Price, proprietor.
Bondsmen, George N Gill, W B Robin
SOD, John Barnaby.
Endorsers, E N Crawford, A Pearce,
John Flynn, A J Schoiield. Phil Lloyd,
John r Tyler, Cecil Slaughter, George
N Gill, Capt VIM Ii Pierce, d P Davis.
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An Old Soldier HOnOrpd

Capt E. L. Giiligap, conductor on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Rail
road, who is very extensively known as one
of the most popular railroad men in this
section of the Middle States, was this week
the recipient of a ,ndsome bronzs medal
from the Secretary of War. The inscription
on the reverse of the medal, which is star
shaped and surmounted, in turn, by au
eagle aad shield, reads: 1.-THE Congress e
Capt. Edward l.. Gilligau, Company f
Eighty eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, fol-
distinguished bravery at the battle o
Gettysburg, Pa, July l, 1863"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

Mr.. James L. Foard a venerable and
we'll known citizen OF this town died at
his residence on North street ON We'd
nesdav afternoon about two o'clock from
the accumulated iufirmities OF old age,
aIthougA d serious bronchial alfectio;:
had recently developed Itself blr.
Fp.rt VS. native rl!s county, where
be was born ON the first of December
1916. H. yas B son OF Dr.. Josiah L..
F.aru Woo resided a5 one time i'll tie
+ br,s. dwelling house GU East Nam st,eet
rec.n3y vacated by Or G Clelaud
I Jones, aud who afterwards removed to
his farm located near Middietown, Del
/ aware Doctor Foard's wife was LYDIA
/ Cork a member of numerous family of
! that name in New Castle county Della
ware. Before the deceased attained his
staging, and pony messenger service
which was profitable business in this
| locality previous to the opening of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad, III lCOO NC Tau d SIdSO UcU"Gtu
Elkton aud Chesapeake City, aud in the
same year ran the lottery Pony Express
between Perryville and Wilmington,
receiving the bags containing the draw
ings made in Baltimore, ana by relays of
ponies every five or ten miles delivering
them at Wilmington. During the Mex
lean war he carried the Government
dispatches for ten consecutive weeks,
receiving them at Frenchtown on the
arrival there of the steamboat. Mount
ing his pony he rode him at three
minute gait to Glasgow, Delaware,
where mounting fresh one, he delivered
the dispatches at the Bear Tavern in
thirty minutes from their receipt at
FrcucuJa1u, wh,cA time he was required
to make, nd FOR wuich service he was
PAID 40 PSF .rIp. IN connection with
tho livery business which ne conducted
in Eiktun, he was sub contractor on
the old Eastern Shore railroad, having
also rebuilt the causeway leading from
Elkton to Holly Hall. Early in the
forties, Mr.. Foard married Rebecca
Hyland most estimable lady, the
daughter of Col. Stephen Hylaud of Elk
Neck in this county. Eight children
were the result of their union, six of
whom SURVIVE; James H. Foard and
Charles r. Foard both we'll known and
respected citizens of this county, Lydia
Naudain the wife OF James NJ. Naudain,
Miss Mollie and Annie Foard who
resided with their father and who after
their mothers death were devotedly
attentive to their father, and Mrs. Matte
Rothweli wife OF Mr.. William Rothwell
recently of New Castle county, Delaware.
While engaged in business in EIkton Mr..
Foard built the house on North street in
which he died, and from which about
1865 he removed to the farm in the
Fourth district purchased OF the late
Hiram McCnl.0ug1, trustee in 1854.
After farming many years, aud by his
Industry ami economy accumulatirg
quite handsome property, he about six
years " .th his family returned to EIkaop,
where he GnaiIy lied il the house many
years occupied Lg the sisters OF the late
Huan }EcC4llougu. His funeral Will
take place fh.s afternoon, and his body
viii b. tu.ied IL The Elton cemetery.
tn ala.iaE gentlemen will aca as
baarara; Hessgs Clinton NcCullough,
Vim. S. Evans, George w. Cruikshank,
Chas. B, Finley, Rober. c. Lewis and
Robert B. Frazer.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

An addition is being made to the
residence OF l.. NJ. Haines, ESD, on East
Main street.
The managers of the Cecil Mutual Fire
Insurance Company will hold their quar-
terly meeting on Tuesday next at the office
of the company il Elkton-
A numb Der OF E.ktouians attended
Eorepaugh's circus in Wilmington OF"
Monday. Sixty round trip tickets to VII
mingtnn were sold at the Elktun station.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

The Board of Trade of ElktOn will convey land
In the town free to any responsible Manufacturing
firm or corporation who Will locate a manufac.
uring plant upon the same; and the town
authorities will exempt such plant and land from
taxes for ten years.
Water works will be constructed in the town
this summer.
The climate is healthy. Labor is abundant.
The town is within 20 minutes by rail of Phila-
delphfa and so minutes OF Baltimore over the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore rail-
road. Arso good water communication to either
Philadelphia or Baltimore.
Population over $500.
Churches and excellent schools.
Address all communications to
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County, No. 174l,
Equity.

The object OF this suit is to procure n decree of
certain real estate situate in Cecil County, OF
which one William X. MeaTn>, late OF said county,
died seized and possessed for the payment Oh
certain claims Of the plaintiffs and of such other
creditors OF the said William X. McarnS as shall
come in and contribute to the expenses OF the
suit.
The bill states that the said William X. Mearns
was in his lifetime indebted to the plaintlf,
Philip Il Housekeeper. in the sum OF iorty-nye
dollars and siXty-iye cents with interest thereon
from the eleventh day Of March in the year
eighteen hundred anu eighty-nine. and also 10
the plaintiff Samuel Scotch. in the sum oil one
hundred dollars with lnteres thereon trohl the
twenty-eighth day oil March in the year elShteen
hundred and ninety. upon certain pronlssory
note filed with the bill.
That the said William Il. Mearns being so
indebted to the plaintiffs and TO divers other
persons in large sums of money, departed this
life fntestate,s some time during the year eighteen
hundred and ninety -one leaving real and personal
estate of considerable value in said comfy and
also leaving the following named persons as his
only children and heirS-at-law, to wit John h.
NearGs. whose wiie's name is Hannah j. Mearns,
Sarah ri. ReedeT, whose husband 5 name Is
Watson Reeder Mary h. McGu!l0ugh, whose
husbands name is George W. Mctut9USb,
Hugh g. Mearns, whose wiieS name Is Jessie
MearnS and William /. MearnS, whose vile name
is Anna Mearns, and that the said Mary + Nc
CuIlough, George W. Mccullough, Ter husband.
Hugh c. NJ earns, Jessie Mearns, his wife, William
I. nIearns and Anna Mearns his wife are non
residents o the state of Maryland.
That Administration of all and singular the
personal estate OF the said William IL Mearns
deceased has been granted by the Orphans
Court for Cecil County to the said John X.
Mearns but that the said personal estate Is
wholly insufficient for the payment OF all the
debts due and owing by the said William H.
Mearns at the time of his death.
1t is thereupon this eth day of April in the
year eighteen hundred and ninety-two adJudged
and ordered that the plaintiffs by causing a
c0py ofthis oraer be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County aforesaid
once week 1or one month before the 18th day o.
May next give notice to the said absent defend,
ants OF the object and substance OF TINS blll, ana
warn them to appear in this Court in person o.
by solicitor on or before the 3Oth day of May next
to answer the promises and show cause ii any
they have why a decree ought not to pass al
prayed ,,u,,
True Copy CIefk'
Clerk
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$4,000 REV ARD.

The subscriber in pursuance fthe authority
of the Board OF County Commissioners oil Cecil
County, in the State OF Maryland, hereby oheis
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
for the apprehension and conviction OF the person
or persons who murdered MRS. L. JENNIE
RltIHARDS at the residence of her husband.
/ Granville Richards, near Porter's Bridge, in
the County aforesaid on the night of the 18TH OF
APRIL, a. ID. 1891. -
AUSTIN L. CR0THERS,
The States Attorney Tor Cecil County.
Elkton. April l4th. 1892. aprl3-tt
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Hied.

FOARD-On the 4th inst James L. Foard in his
9th wear Funeral at his residence in ElktoI
at2p m to day-Saturday. Friends invited
without further notice.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Philip b. Housekeeper and Samuel Scotch,
Plaintiffs, vs. John X. Mearns, Hannah ].
Mearns. his wife, Sarah NJ. Reeder, Watson
Reeder, her husband, Mary L. McCullouSh,
George W. Mccullough. her husband, Hugh
G. Mearrs Jessie MearnS, his wife, William I.
Aearns Anna Mearns his wife, and John X.
Mearns administrator of William K. Mearns.
decd Defendants
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Hotel, Eugene Clark, petitioner.
Bondsmen, Eugene Clark, John W
Harriott, R NJ Black, John NJ Terry.
Endorser, r A Warren, w F Rolph,
Thomas Kirby, Il NJ Black, John ?
Shelton, Chas Lechler, David Templeton,
Garrett Lockerman, VIM H Pearoe, Jr,
John NJ Terry, James d. Davis, Stephen
J Bromley.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
COMO XINGO.

Fountain Hotel, w w Michigan,
petitioner. Bondsmen, w W. McGuigan,
Alpheus Crothers, Alpheus Huss.
Eadorsers, Jesse T French. David
Bentz, John II Jones, Herbert Dorsey,
Joha E Mccullough, Reuben Alexander
Harry q Hess, Johu Mccullough,
Alphsus Crothers, Alexander Trimbie.
Railroad House, SWoodrow, petitioner
Bondsmen, 5 Woodrow, r r Crothers
Willard F. Coal,
Endoysers, B F Fulton, A G Huss
Sanders Shank, James Murphy, John W
Raglan, David c Brown, NJ T Mcdowell
d J Huss, Merritt S McNamee, r Foart
Wright, James G Bell.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
IL Acres, 2 Foods & rs Perches
MORE OR LESS.
2. 4 Store House Property

2. A Store House Property
in RovlandvilIe aforesaid. consisting of large
49, STORE and DWELLING combined,
esRIIIl with Warehouse attached, and Cellar
a!RiiI under all. The building is in good con-
shA!.A dition and well adapted for general
store purposes A thriving business has been
carried on there for a number of years.
Besides the lot of land on which the building
stands there is small Lot Of vacant land in said
village which will be sold with or without said
store house property according as will be most
desirable.
The store house property is now vacant and
possession can be had at once.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Of the purchase money to be paid in
in cash on the day OF sale: Onethrd in Six l0nths
from the day OF sale, ami the balance in Twelve
months thereirom The credit paymernts TO bear
interest from the day of sale. and to ne secured
by the Notes Of the purchasers. with s5suretes to
be approved by the Trustee; out sonthority Is
given by the Court to the Trustee - vary sale
Terms in case he shall deem it 20 be%ror the bes
interest soi the parties to said cause so Sto do.
Costs Of conveyancing TO be paid by p urchase
GEORGE A. BLAKE T@--~,lstes-
Shockley * Smith, auctioneers.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

Newark aud Perryville Accommodation.
fPeninsula Express.
~ or the time OF trains leaving North East
ssstion on Northbound, deduct IL minutes; and
% Sou'"oounu' ADD Il minutes to the above time
II PORT DEPOSIT BRANCH:
Lave Port DepoSt 64s, 7.S4 $50. 1904. 10. IA.
- m. l2.4o, 5l5,7 81, $40 p. IN.
Lsaye Perryyine. 635, SEQ. S55, lI.l4a.m.
i2l5. 400 10. IS r. Iii.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

Hotel, r Delbert Aiken, petitioner
Boudsmen, Il ID Aiken, Amos Wilson,
G w Lockwood, E E Marsh.
Endorsers, Amos Wilson, r B Merritt,
j T Wilson, BENZ 5 Hall, Z E Marsh
w X Lock wood, George w Lockwood
Ii Nj Eaton, John NJ Holden, JOS Stapp
James Spear, W T Beeks.
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(ht QeeiI 2GI'is.

N d b. BRANCH OF PENNSYLVANIA p
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LICENSE RECORD.

The Clerk OF the Circuit Court has
issued this week the following hotel and
saloon licenses for the county, number
ing in ali twenty four, against twenty
nine issued last year. Saloon keepers paid
each $50, while the licenses of hotels
cost from $l5o 80 $3.50, according 10
rental n itheG class paid bo additional
go or S5ale license. hotel keepers
being exempted rom is payment by an
act o: the recent Legislature, and the
decision of the Court not yet having
been rendered as to whether saloon
keepers are liable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07

BY virtue ola decree of the Circuit Court for
re. Docket therein, wherein Robert W.
Frank ct al. are plaintiffs and James X. Frank
ct. al. are defendants, the undersigned, Trustee,
will offer at Puolic Sale on
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-05-07
On Saturday, May q, '9z
Real Estate

whereof Levi Frank and Mary A. W. Frank,
his wife, died seized and possessed, and FOR title
to which reference is hereby made to said pro-
cecdngS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-29
FOR SALE.


Four acres and q good house and ~outbuIldlngs,
one mile east OF the city, Sl,Iol.
Farm of 80 acres three and q half miles below
MoundsvillO. on Roundbottom. Eighty acres
fne river bottom, with seven 'rOomed house and
i hrstclAss outbuildIDgS On easy terms.
Farm 20 acres, two miles from city: splendid
Improvements; suitable for gardening.
Fruit farm, 81 acres, one mile west OF Bridge
'port
Centre Wheeling. $3.50.
Lots ut east end OF Twcnty.third street on
easy terms
House OF three rooms on Pike street. $3.50.
Double brick house. $50 and 35l2 ChRpllno
street G rooms each, with all modern improve
ments, $1,000.
2lotS In Handlan addition. cheap.
2il5 and 2li7 Main street, IS fee. front
House Of six rooms, 26lS Jacob street. and
four roomed house in rear. $500.
House Of six rooms. $50 Jacob street, sap.
House OF six rooms and hall. with modern
convenience, 1870 jacob street. S2,75l
House OF five rooms, Fourteenth street, ,S30O.
House Of FIVE rooms, Eof street centae
Wheeling! $500.
, House Of eight rooms, Jabob street. between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. $500.
Three houses on Moysion street. Sixth Ward.
Splendid farm. fifty acres, nine miles oalsot
Lot on Tw~erty.ninth street. $500.
one:half lot on McColloch stroot, Center
ons:Gali lot on MCcOlloch and Belmont
one.hGif lot on ChRpline street Sixth Ward.
One OF the best manufacturing siteI inths
city, fronting on two railroads.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-11-29
MARTINS FERRY.
News Notes and Personals from ouF-Near
NsighbOr.


The Y. NJ. {. A. will give a reception
next Friday evening to the employees in
the Novelty Mould Works, Exley & Co.
and Kerr & Sons planning mills, Spence's
machine works, Ohio Valley Tool
Works, Spence, Baggs & Co.'s foundry,
Mear's cooperage works and the rail-
road men. Hon. J.. W. Nichols will
make an address and there will be
plenty Of music.
Belmont City Lodge, No. 221, l. o.
o. F., elected the following officers last
night: William McGlumphy, N. g.;
Isaac Jones, V. G.; Theo. Snodgrass,
secretary; George McGlumphy, treas
urer; P. Crowl, I. D. Stricklin and
John Vickers, trustees, and William
Sloan, property trustee.
Mr.. John Cox died quite suddenly
from heart disease ut his home in the
Standard addition, Saturday night. He
was employed at the Etna mill as night
Waterman for many years. He was a
member OF Carlin's Battery, First West
Virginia Light Artillery, and was 40
years old.
The suit OF Miss Maggie Lewis against
the street railway company for $4,000
damages by reason Of bodily injuries
sustained last spring when a car ran
from the top OF the grade on Fourth
street, comes up for trial to-day in the
common pleas court.
The second entertainment OF the Y.
NJ. G. A. course, to be addressed by
jain Dewitt Miller, will take place at
the Opera house on Monday evening,
December 5. Reserved seats will be
placed on sale at ong's next Thursday
at l o'clock.
Miss Myrtle Blame, the daughter OF
the most prominent attorney Of Pitts.
burgh, Illinois, was visiting her old
school teacher, superintendent j. l..
Mannix, yesterday.
Mrs. Rebecca Thompson died at the
home of her son, @. D. Thompson, in
Paul's addition, yesterday morning.
Charles Cope left yesterday for Pitts
derson & Hartley Coal Company.
When you are ready to subscribe for
your papers and magazines Tor 1893, go
to the p~ostoifice new stand.
A national bank has been organized
al, Belmont, this county, with a capital
stock OF $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulyssis Fletcher re-
turned yesterday from a short visit at
Jacobsburg.
Mrs. George seabridge left yesterday
for Trenton, N. j., to visit relatives.
Howard Montgomery returns to the
Ohio State University to-day.
Howard Griffith, OF Wooster, is here
for u few days.