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California omce-seekers.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Ex- Congress
man J. X. Luttren of California is here.
1t is understood he wants some office and
would like to be Governor of Alaska if
he can get the place. John Daggett had a
talk with Cleveland this morning con-
corning his candidacy for the Mint super
iDTaDdaOcv
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Nebraska Improvement Cases.

LINCOLN (Neb.), April 1O.-The Su-
preme Judges sat as Court of Impeach-
ment this afternoon, all the attorneys with
the respondents being present. At the re-
quest Of the attorneys the court required
respondents to file an answer to the ar
ticles OF impeachment one week from
next Friday, and ordered the trial to pro-
coed two weeks from to-day.
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a Famous Stallion Dead.

BEATRICE (Neb.), April 1O.-Lobasco.
the famous stallion owned by j. c. Ladd.
died last night of laryngitis. The owner
refused an offer of 100000 for him imme-
diately after he broke the worlds record
last fall
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The First to Register Mt BROOKLYN

NEW YORK, April 1o.-The first China
man in Brooklyn to actually register in
compliance with the Geary Chinese Ex-
clusion Act appeared before Collector
Nathan this morning. He gave the name
of Thomas Colt, aged 46, and occupation
as waiter. He also filed his picture.
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The Clothing manufacturers.

New YORK, April 1O.-The Clothing
Manufacturers Association have with
drawn their suit against the striking
garmeut-workers. 1t is understood they
will begin actions for injunctions indi-
NiduallV.
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Struggle in progress in Hungary over
questions concerning marriages and the
baptism of children of mixed marriages,
in which the Cardinal is looked on as
leader of the ecclesiastical party.
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TROUBLE NOW ALL over.
The Worlds Fair Strike a Thing
of the Past.
ALL THE MEN WILL RETURN ITO
THEIR WORK TO-DAY.

Matter Which Seriously Affected
the Columbian Exposition AMIGA
bly, Settled-Both Sides Yield a
Point in Reaching an Agreement
No Discrimination to be Made
Against Men Whether Members of
Labor Organizations or Not.
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Disappearance of Lieut.. Brumbach.

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-A telegram
was received at the War Department to-
day from Colonel Carlin, at Fort Idaho,
stating that Lieutenant v. j. Brumbach
of the Second Infantry, who disappeared
in Washington about two weeks ago, was
seen Sunday on a boat on the st. Joseph
River, apparently returning to his com
mand
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Eckels to be Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Senate
Finance Committee will meet tomorrow,
and it seems altogether probable it Will
report favorably the nomination of Eckels
of Illinois as Comptroller of the Treas
ury. They propose 20 leave the RESPONSE
bility for the nomination with the Presi-
4
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Double Tragedy nt ChIcnrn.

CHICAGO, April IO.-William Williams,
painter, tonight cut his wife's throat
and his own, both dying in short time.
He had been drinking. He was out of
work, and his wife had left him and re-
fused to return. This caused the tragedy.
Bill to Abolish Capital Punishment.
New York, April 1O.-The Assembly
tonight passed, by rs to IS, a bill abolish
ing capital punishment, to take effect
should it become law on September LIST,
too late to save Carlyle Harris, the con-
demned murderer.
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Chicago Lake Front Case.

WASHINGTON, April l0.-The Supreme
Court to-day issued mandate to execute
the judgment of the court in favor of the
city of Chicago and against the Illinois
Central Railroad, involving title to many
millions worth OF property along the
lake front opposite the main business
part of the city. In issuing the order the
court, ipso facto, denied the petition of
the railroad for a rehearing.
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omcers and Crew Fxono1.oto,

SANTA BARBARA, April I0.-The court
of inquiry in the King James burning
this morning gave decision exonerat-
ing all the officers and crew from any
blame
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CAUGHT IN A WRECK.

Southern California's Worlds Fair
Exhibit Badly Damaged.
SAN BERcSARDINo, April 10.-Word
reached this city to-day that the train
containing the Southern California
Worlds Fair exhibit was wrecked this
side of Albuquerque on Wednesday
night. The oranges were dumped in a
pile, the larger part of the fruit being
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RELIGIOUS War.
Over a Hundred Asiatics Engage
in a Street Fracas.
PISTOLS AND KNIVES BROUGHT
INTO ACTIVE PLAY.

The Trial Trip of the Cruiser Detroit
Great Success-The Few York AS
sembly Passes Bill for the AboI-
fshment of Capital Punishment
Double Tragedy at Chicago.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
Exciting Contest at Fresno-San JOS
New Officials.

Exciting contest at EreSnO-San JOSe'S
New Officials.
FRESNO, April 10.-An exciting NUM-
cipal election was held in Fresno, and the
foresight of the authorities alone pre-
vented scene of violence at the polls.
A very large vote was polled, and what is
known here as the City Triangle was
defeated. The triangle consisted of three
City Trustees-Bart Afford, William
Fahey and S. II. Cole. The first two
were candidates for reelection, but we're
defeated by the Republican candidates,
Joseph Spinney and E. c. Adams. The
latter were also supported by the Peoples
party. The rest of the Democratic ticket,
excepting a School Trustee or two, was
elected.
ELECTION AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, April 10.-At the city cleo
ton to-day light vote was polled. There
were four tickets in the field, Republi-
can, Democrat, Prohibition and Citizens
The result was the election of j. w.
Cook (Rep.) for City Clerk, the only
salaried office at stake. For Council
men, L. C. Hogan Dem.), A. S. Man
grun (Rep.), Charles Doerr (Dem.) and
Louis ). Pau tRep.) were elected. The
School Trustees elected are: Tim O'Neill
(Dem.), Frank V. Wright (Rep.l, a. H.
Randall (Rep.) and T. w. Moore (Dem.).
The five Library Trustees agreed upon
by the Republicans and Democrats were
elected.
WOODLAND MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
WOODLAND, April 10.-The municipal
election here to-day resulted in the cleo
ton of three Democratic trustees. The
remainder of the ticket is about equally
divided between the two parties.
STOCKTON REPUBLICANS.
STOCKTON. April 10. A Republican
City Convention was held tonight to
nominate officers to be voted for May
10th. The following were nominated:
Mayor, w. c. Clark; Superintendent of
Streets, Samuel Henry; Assessor, w. c.
Roesch, Clerk, c. A. Campbell.
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WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The Supreme
Court has decided the liquor law OF Texas
not in conflict with the Fourteenth
Amendment to the Constitution.
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The Cholera in France.
WONDERFUL MARINE ,ESG1NE.

PARIS. April 10.-Three more persons
died of cholera, yesterday, in Lorient.
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Minister Lincoln,

LONDON, April 1O.-Minister Lincoln
will sail for the United States April 22d.
Secretary White will be in charge of the
Legation till Bayard arrives.
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entirely friendly, and only once did mat
tiers look dark and that was before the
conference. When Mr.. Russell, repre-
senting the strikers, approached with a
proposal for arbitration, Russell was met
with the reply that the Council could not
and would not discuss the proposition to
employ none but union men. Mr.. Mas
sey of the National Commission is also of
the Council, and said the law of the
United States bearing on the freedom of
contract forbade him in his capacity as
a Government officer to vote for anything
that involved a discrimination between
citizens because they were union or nom
union men.
Commissioner Massey further asked
Russell whether he had stopped to con-
slider the very unpleasant position the
union assumed when it laid itself liable
to charge of conspiracy, not only
against the State and National law, but
against the treaty laws prevailing be-
tween the United States and foreign coun-
tries represented in the park. This
seemed new thought to the labor leader,
and after conference with the President,
Cogswell, and other representatives, there
was no delay in concluding the confer
ence.
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A Negro In Danger Of Being Lynched.
SALINAS (Kan.), April 1I.-At this hour
Q:3O A. NJ. Tuesday, furious mob is sur
rounding the Jail, determined to avenge
the death of Baby Frost and the cruel
treatment accorded its mother last
Wednesday and lynch John Hudson, the
negro arrested Saturday, charged with
the crime. Though the Sheriff has a
strong guard at the Jail, it is not thought
he can Withstand an attack from the mob.
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a witness MnrderonsIy Assaulted.

MLLvILLE IN. j., April 1O.-Early
nett, near South Vineland, was dis
covered on fire by neighbors, but when
they arrived they found Barnett lying on
the ground near the burning building
with his skull crushed in. Barnett was
one of the witnesses in the case of James
P. Trynor, who was found dead under
suspicious circumstances on Saturday. A
murderous assault was made upon Bar
nett and his house set on fire. Sensa-
tlonal developments are looked for.
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Order NiSi On Audit.
No. 6I3B. Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County

NO. OISb. kIN llEiy.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County
sitting in Equity.
September Term, 1898.
John Landers, Assignee of The Frederick
town Savings Institution, a body corpo-
rate, Mortgagcc.of Newton G. Croft
and Helen X. Croft, his wife
Petition
In the Matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 2Sth day OF Sept, 1898.
NRDERED, That on the 2lst day of
OOct., 1893, the Court will proceed to act
upon the first Report OF the Auditor, filed as
aforesaid in the above cause, 81 finally
ratify and confirm the same, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown before sand
day; provilcda copy of this order be insert
cd IN some newspaper published in Frclcr-
ick County for two successive weeks prior
to said day.
Dated this oSth day OF September, 1919.
JOHN l.. JORDAN,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True Copy-Tcs,: John l. Jordan
Ocl53t. Clerk.
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pllRl.Ic SALE.

T., r.i*U".j ,a,-r ..... r....
Court Of Equity, in No. JslG Eo'tt'y 'n .r,a
Court tie signed IrJattc Hi'I sci, 4.
t.Glia safe a &. II. Deans FuI,lnuse. j,
til, village ol Nracrh9 Ffchn1ieE Co., I'D
On
9t%T. 10r'EMbEH RI, 1888,
HY@ n'ULrCh T. n,
ii" Real Natatc Of which &rosn" q. Sample
o,r1, seized and poHsas,rI, ,:tnatc3 in tUo
lI,h lir' .lou D,S.iir; ur ''r"upr:ok County
afolrsuit ABOUT i of mile from Gr.crltam
on The Publ" Road leading fom sad village
10 linovcr's Mill, an(. short distance west
Of said Mil, adjoining lands Of Allen Hoover,
W liam Null, Edward Firor and others and
described in deco from Nathaniel Fisher to-
the said George w. Sample dated April End
1867 and recorded among The land Records
of said County in Libcr d. =. Is. No / folio
107, containing
II ACRES 3 ROODS 7 PRS OF LAND,
more or less
The improvements CONSIST OF
\ DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, n well cf water Near the house, AnI
some
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Electric BiIterA .

This remedy is becoming so well known
and 90 popular rs to need no special mention
All who useG Electric Filters sing the same
song ofpralsc. A purcr medicine does not ex
list and is guaranteed to do all that is claimed
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples
Bois, Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. WIN drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as cure all
Malnra Fcyers FOR cure Of Headache, In.
digestion and Constipation try Electric Bit
tcra--EutiIG satisfaction guaranteed, or mon
cy refunded. Price SOC and 800 at DR., NJ
T. Lcathclman's Drug Store.
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ltOMMJSJCATED

Among recent visitors to our town were
Misses, M0le stud Florence Mikcscll, Mr.
Harvey Hahn, and Mr--Mnlliga o.
Araby, and Mr. John Green and daughter
Ada, of Ellcrtou, who were visiting friends
A protracted meeting will begin in the L
b. Church in Sabillasyile Sunday evening
Oct 18th at 7oclork. The third quarterly
meeting Of Mcchahicstown Circuit l. IS,
Church will occur at Sabillasvillc on Satur-
day and Sunday Oct. 81 and 90 commencing
on Saturday Oct. 2ls, at 2P NJ. Rev. G. J
Roudabush p f. will preside.
The Eylers Valley Sunday School will have
interesting exercises at the Church Saturday
afternoon oct, 1l.A Also the Mt. Pleasant
School will have pleasant gathering.
In this place after lingering illness, an(
patient suffering, with Phthisis Emma Il
the boi owed wife of VIM. Baxter fell aslccl
in .leaus Oct, 9TH, aged % years 1mooth and
8 DAYS. She was the devoted daughter o
Daniel L. and Emira +. Wilhidc of neal
this place and was an active and Consistent
member of the l. + Church from carly life
urday morning, conducted by the pastor
and the large number of weeping ones pres
en- showed in what high esteem she was
held Her body was tcnderly laid away II
the beautiful L, B. CcInttaly to await tn,
resurrection.
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Order OF Publication.

Vincent Schold, Assignee of No. Gl57
Hugh f. Roddy, Mortgage,
and John L. Brawnor Equity
VS.
Bernard Col,jilowcr, Executor Ia the
of George |. Kimncl, Mary
Ellen kimmcl, Mary Elizabeth Circuit
Kimmell, John Kimmcll, John
Kimmcll, son Of Peter and Jen. Court for
ME kmmcll his wife, Annie
Topper and Edward Topper her Frederick
husband Mary Bishop and John
G Bishop her husband, Marga County
ret Klmmell and husband whose
ramc is unknown, Maona Kim sitting as
nell and husband whose name
is unknown, and unknown hens a Court of
of Joseph Kimmcll, Andrew
Kimmel, unknown heirs Of Equity.
Joshua Kimmcll, Margaret
X immcl! and un known Sept. Term
heirs. 1873.
The Bill in this cause IS filed to procure a
decree for the sale Of certain real estate stu.
ated in Frederick County and state of Mary
land, of which George |. Kimmcll died seized
and possessed, and that Tie proceeds of said
sale may be applied to the payment Of the
debts of the said George I. Klmmel and dis.
,ributcd among the parties according to their
respective rights,
The Bill states:
1st. That certain George !. Kimmeli of
Frederick County, deceased, was in his life
time INDEBTED unto Hugh f. Roddy in the
sum Of two hundred and twenty five dollars
by his Mortgage obligation which said Mort
gage was assigned to Vincent Sebold and is
recorded in Liher w. |. p. No. ID, Folio 40,
one of the Land Records of Frederick Coun.
ty, certified copy Of which marked Exhibit
No. |, is filed III this cause which said sum
of 1925. and interest thereon is now due and
unpaid.
end. That sand GeorgeI. klmmc! was in
his life time indebted to John B, Brawncr on
an open account in the sum of twenty.sevcn
dollars and sevcntytivc cents filed herewith
as EXHIBIT No 9 to said bill which account is
due and unpaid.
3rd. That the said George |. Kimmcll be-
ing indebted to them and also unto divers
other persons IN various sums of money and
haying real and personal estate departed this
life in the year 1899, lcaving.a last Will and
testament executed according to the laws Of
Maryland, appointing and constituting Ber-
nard CollilloWcr his executor Of said will,
certified copy Of which said will is filed as
Ethlh, No ) 20 saii BIN;
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II should he in every House.

!. y Wilson, 81 Clay st, ShnIpsburs IA,
SAYS he will not be without DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Co'ds, that II cured his wife who was threat
cncd with Pneumonia after an attack of LA
Grippc,' when various other remedies and
several other physicians had done her no
good.
Robert Bal her, Of Cooksport Pa. claims
DR.. Kings New Discovery hrs done him
more good than anything he ever used for
Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it.
Free trial bottles at Or NJ. + Leatherman's
Drug Store Large bottles soc, $l.0O
SonE GREAT BAEGAINs.-We have Sc
cured IN payment for advertising at rates
largely in excess OF those usually charged, q
Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Machine, which
we offer at exactly two.thirds the regular
price; Dayis Sewing Machine at two and
one half dollars above onc-haf the regular
price and two New Home Sewing Machines
at two-thirds regular price. When we say
irregular price, we mean the actual price at
which every agent sells them.
All tina, we want is our regular charges for
space aud as VIC are not dealers tOs profit, the
buyers Of the ah0ye named articles secure
the benefit of the difference between them
and the very high rates allowed us on these
contracts 1fyou want sewing machine,
you can here get the best and at a largely re-
1urc6 nrcr
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EsuckIpn,s Arnica SalVe.

The best salvr in the world 1ur cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Foyer Sores,
letter CAappcd Hands, Chllblains, Cons,
and all Skin Erup,ons, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money lefund-
cd. Price - cents per box. For sale by NJ
+. Lcathcrman, Druggist.
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io>, 'tii'NCN Iolhc lIoi NilttS1 NE W tI!it$-
day on a two weeks visit lie has been n
Chicago for two years.
1NrERMENT.-The infant daughter of
Mr., l.. G. Smith of Graceham, that died
during Mr.. Il Mrs Smiths western trip, was
inferred in the Hill Cemetery IN Wednesday.
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NOT DEAD, BUT DUMB.--Wc can recall a
time when THE CLARION bore evidence of
the presence of active bu siness interests in
this place; when every business man felt
that he was justified IN making an announce.
ment Of the arrival of new goods, as often as
four or six times annually. Some were
more liberal with the printer than others,
bnt all agreed that THE CLARIoN's support
ana advocacy Of the town and its interests
warranted their support of TIE CLARION.
With but several exceptions, which our read.
ers must recognize and, we trust, appreciate,
we are not sin it" with our merchants.
Former conditions no longer exist rs between
the newspaper and the business men, and
not without reason we believe, but what
reason we do not know, not haying asked
or been informed. We have seven large
general merchandise, hardware, stove and
tinwalc houses here, every one of them with
a more complete stock Of goods than is usu
ally found in towns Ofths size aud but three
of them recognize the existence of TIE
CLARION and its job department. This is q
al .x,,,ttnnn1l,- nj MI
internally outrageous condition of affairs
that by jccmony-crimony, must Ire mcndcd
or en,ltti.
For LADIES ONI.Y.-$250 IN gold will be
given to the lady making the largest list Of
words from letters contained in the word
"BEAUTIFUL." 800 in gold for the sec
onl largest list $50 IN gold for each the
third and fourth largest list, diamond ring
for fifth largest list, fine lady's gold watch
for sixth largest lis: solid gold necklace for
seventh largest list, handsome Swiss music
box for eighth largest list, banquet lamp of
elegant design for ninth largest list, lady's
toilet case, complete, ornamcn,ed in silver
tor tenth largest list We shall give away
more a. ar one hundred other prizes IN order
of merit, il there shall be that number of sue
cessful contestants. Iftw0 Or more lists tie
the one bearing earliest postmark will re-
ceive reward. The competition is open to
ladies only, ana Is gwen for the purpose of
introducing III the United States Madame
Lc Fnntainc's Partisan Bcautidcr, endorsed
by leading singers, actresses and society
bellies, 1t is Il standard preparation OF cX'
ccpiional purity and wonderful qualities
Every contestant must order tie Partisan
nrHultlcr which will be sent prepaid ,o"nN
address in the United States upon receipt
Of fifty cents introduction price, Enclose
postal note or stamps with lit OF words, and
address at once. TIE PARTISAN TOILET Co,
NuTNt DAME ST, MONTREAL, QUEBEC.
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Our canning house is receiving excellent
tomatoes and in large quantities. If the
warm and dry weather continues for week
or two it will make the ,cmn,o crop Il very
profitable one.
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The paid attendance at the Worlds Fair
ON Chicago Day Monday last, was 7l3,64G,
the largest ever recorded in the history of
Worlds fairs
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Argument in the Commissioners matter
began on Tuesday before the Court Of APP.
peala. Very properly, there has been no de-
,,y in the matter and the decision Of the
il shNull lm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1893-10-12

Advertising matter has 10 All unusual cX.
tent, during the past month. cncroached up
on our news columns
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THANKS. We are in receipt of q gilt OF
luscious grapes ut the hands of Miss Anna
Norris. She has certainly succeeded IN max
ing waste places GLAD both in the improve.
mcnt of her mountain too,lc, home and on the
fruit shelf of ever wis,tul country editor.
PAY C1.-.1lls ls the country newspapers
season Of recovery from the dizziness Of sum
mcr; at least it should be. Our patrons do
not however seem to appreciate the fact t'at
Il time ever comes to us when we have need
lot money, AMrgc number hnosn that they are
i,dchtct 20 ~ xnd have been beyond reason
both IN time AMI amount we need it and
we want it pay it and save MS this unpcae-
ant business
GREAT VHIr-- L n,icr iatc 81 Oc,ohCi ith,
We are IN receipt of a letter from o III friend
- n Biaas |; is !yom san Francisco
aud gives II most interesting account "1 a
lrip tina, has thus for included Chicago, ST
Paul, Minneapolis, the bad Lands OF ia
kuta, the Yellowstone Park, Tactml, Seat.
lie, Port Townsend and Victoria 3. G., Port
land and san Francisco.
CHANGE of SCHEDULE. b. thc new Schedule
we lose the Blue Mountain express. The
Vas, Mail is still with US aud the lime of ar.
rival Of trains il but little changed.
Going West Fast Mail 6 p Il. m Accom-
moda,ion 1851 a m, Express GAL p III.
Going T. ,st Express SIG IN Accommoda.
ton 3 20 p. m, Fast Mail STOP. m.
+, has been suggested that the Fast Mai
run about two hours later IN the morning,
thus improving it as a passenger train; we
believe 1t would be the proper thing to do.
PHoToGRAPlnC MIR J. ID. Frederic writes
US under date of 10th inst. that he will re-
open his photograph gallery here on Wrdncs
day or thursday next winch we understand
10 mean, This week. He VIII remain two or
three weeks, will execute work in the latest
and best styles and during two weeks will
rcCei, c tne coupon tickets for cray"n por
traits, which he gives free with each dozen
of his best cabinet photographs.
Look him up in the Alhaugh Building; he
will do work to your satisfaction.
ELECTION OFFICERS The board Of Ecc.
ii ion Supervisors appointed election officers
on Saturday last For MeehAncs,own distinct,
they are as follows; judges, John Jones, re-
turn judge, Chas, E. Null, Henry w Bennett;
tally clerks, Jacob M. Kccfcr, John Hcnahaw;
ballot clerks, John Seton, r. n. Ilammakcr;
gate keepers, James Pcnncll, +. l.. Root
1'or Crcagerstowu dstrlcl; Judges
Charles Stevens return judge, Geo W.
Myers, NJ. J. Eichelbcrger; tally clerks, W.
w Zimmerman John W. Grinder; ballot
clerks Geo w. Oge, Luther G. Fox; gate
keepers Augustus Shorb, Geo. N Echelbcr-
ger.
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FRUIT TREES.


TERMSS9rF,S;innEEEn1hhSS r r'iE
DECREE One third otthc purchase money
10 be paid in ION the day of sale or on
the ratification thereof BY the Court the res.
iduc IN SIX and twelve months from tic day
of sale, the purchaser or purchasers giving
his, her or ,hcr notes with approved security
and bearing interest from the day OF snir, or
all cash al the option of the purchaser Oh
purchasers. When all the purchase money
has been pniI the deed will be executed. All
the expenses 10 be borne by the purchaser or
purchasers.
EUGENE l.. ROWE,
oct FEAT Trustee