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Some StOrieI of Pat.

Pat is delightful fellow when he is
natural. The curious things the Irish
1nen say, and which are called bulls,
have excited a great deal of merriment in
the world. The latest instance of the
bull that We have encountered is the will
Of deceased resident of Dublin, which
reads as follows:
II give aud bequeath to my beloved
wife, Bridget, the whole of my property
without reserve; and To my eldest son,
Patrick, one-half OF the remainder and
TO Dennis, my youngest son, the rest.
If anything IS lett it may go, together
with the old cart without wheels to my
sincere and atfectIonate friend Terence
Mccarthy, in sweet Ireland"
Another amusing bull was that of a GER
tain Paddy Murphy, who, with a number
Of others, was discussing what they
would do in case thoy were shipwrecke ed
far out at sea without even plank 10 get
ashore on. After the others had told
what they would do, Paidy's turn came
next:
YOU'RE a selfish lot" he said. "Ye'd
all be afther savin' yourselves an not
savin' any OF the others. ord do it diff
fereni. ora shwim ashore an save niself
first, an thin OId shwIm out again an
save the rest Of 1."-Harper's Young
People.
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GOVERNOR M'KINLEY OF OHIO.
VIII Quit the Republican Party if 1t
Declares for Erea SiIYer

VIII Quit the Republican Party if 1t
Declares for Eree silver.
NEW YORK, March 25.-A special dis
patch from st. Augustine, Fla, to the
World says:
Governor Mckinley and his party will
be the personal guests of Henry NJ Flag
Ter OF New York, the Standard Oil mil
lIonaire, upon their arrival Monday. In
Thomasville last night a letter was re-
ceived by Governor Mckinley from a
hundred or more citizens OF Georgia
Democrats and Republicans alike-pledg-
ing him the solid vote of Georgia IN the
National Republican Convention, and as
suring him OF fighting chance to get tee
electoral vote of that State, provided that
he will declare himself an advocate OF
free silver. The letter also intimated that
the Republican National platform of 1896
might contain silver plank.
When this letter was read aloud 10 him.
Governor Mckinley was indignant. He
said:
"If the Republican party should de-
clare for free silver l would decline to be-
come its candidate and l would cult the
party foreyerU
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Folsom Items.
From the telegraph. I

Assemblyman Butler returned home
the nrst of the week from Sacramen o,
and viii devote his attention to agri-
culture hereafter.
The conVicts who made desperate at
tempt at suicide couple OF weeks ago,
BY running up the bill on the other side
OF the river III an effort TO escape, are
nearly all fully recovered, and are per-
fectiy willing TO let some one else try it.
The WORK of getting things ready for
the tish-ladder has been in progress for
several days. Although the commence
ment Of the work was long delayed, we
feel none the less pleased at the success
of our endeavor, and hope to see the fish
ladder fully completed soon.
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A RELIGIOUS FANATIC.
She Is Causing Heaps of Trouble
Across the Border In Mexico.

She Is Causing Heaps of Trouble
Across the Border In Mexico.
Ell PAso (Texas), March 24.-A dis
patch from Del Norte, Mexico, says a
woman calling herself Teresa Covera,
and claiming TO perform miracles, has so
excited the people that they are simply
crazy. The Mexican Government or
dered her arrest, and the religious ia
natics opposed the order, and as re-
suit one man was killed in a fight at Mu-
lato and Teogiio Nasquez, the Jefe po-
litico, was wounded.
This Is the same woman who was the
cause OF bloody revolt at Temochic
about IA months ago, and which resulted
IN the authorities making the woman
leave the country. She crossed TO No.
gales, Arizona, where it is claimed by
the Mexicans she performed wonderful
cures. She disappeared from Nogales,
and two weeks ago made her appearance
In the village of Eel Palvo, where 400
armed men are protecting her.
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The Eyes of n Bee.

Every bee has two kinds of eyes-the
two large, compound ones, looking like
hemispheres Oh either side, and the three
simple or single eyes, which crown the
head. Each compound eye (as one would
naturally suppose from the term which
desiguates it,, is really an immense aggre-
CATION Of eyes, each being composed of
$500 facets, which means that every OBJ
ject seen has its image reflected $500
times in the bees tiny brain. Every one
of these facets is the base of an inverted
hexagonal pyramid, whose apex is fitted
snugly to the head. Each of these pyr-
amid facets may be termed perfect eye,
for each has its own iris and optic nerve
Wonderful, indeed. is nature.
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MORGAN,S ESCAPE.
Story That He Was Secretly Released
DiscredIted.

YOUNGSTOWN tO.), March 25.-The
Telegram to-day will publish a letter
from Judge B. F. Hoffman OF Pasadena.
CAL, which emphatically discredits the
recent story of the Columbus man that
the rebel General, John Morgan. was Sc
cretly released from the Ohio Peniten-
tiary as a result OF an understanding be-
tween Secretary Stanton and Governor
Iod. Judge Hoffman says: II don't
pelleve this yarn about Radebaugh l
was Iod's Private Secretary and would
most certainly have heard or known
something of such q matter. The prison
cells were examined where General Nor
gan and seven or eight others went down
into the vault underneath through holes
cut In the floor and under the outside
prison wall, through tunnel. When
outside they climbed up the prison gate
and let themselves uown with ropes,U
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THE way to reach catarrh is through
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla, by puri-
Tying the blood. removes the cause OF the
disease and permanently cures catarrh.
Take only Hoods.
Aori's Pills act easily, yet promptly
and effectively, on the liver and bowels.
% cents,
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Bark sunk in a Collfsion.

LONDON. March 24-The British steam
ship Storm King. from Antwerp to Bos-
ton, was i'll collision Saturday with the
Italian bark Giuseppe. from Savannah for
Hamburg. The accident occurred off
Dungenness during heavy fog. The
Giuseppe was so badly damaged that she
sank, but not until the steamer had res
cued her crew. The bows of the Storm
King were stove in, and it was necessary
Tor her to come 20 anchor. 1t is eX pected
that she will have to be partially dis
charged in order to make repairs.
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TMn i5easons-

JOHNNY should think Japan would
be a great place for football, papa.
Papa-W by, Johnny?
Johnny-Why, because the Japs have
such long hair and besides they live in
the land OF tho chrysanthemum.-
Harper's Young People.
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The sea has no herbivorous inhabitant
It's population live on each other, and the
whole of this immense eXpanse of water
is one great slaug ghter-house, where the
strong forever prey upon the weak.
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Eouaries Public.

Governor Budd has appointed and
commissioned McD. r. Venable as a
Notary Public for San Luis Obisp 0
County, vice self, time expired.
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Challenge to Fight a Duel.

LONDON. March A.-It has developed
that u week ago Whistler, the artist, chal-
lenged George Moore, the novelist, to
fight Il duel. Mr.. Moore was the in
termediary in the now more or less
famous dispute between Mr.. Whistler
and Sir William Eden growing out of the
refusal OF the former to deliver portrait
he had painted OF Sir Williams wife.
Mr.. Moore ignored the challenge, and
MIR. Whistler mas written to his seconds
regarding his dealings with what he calls
"a Runaway"
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terested in the case of Mrs. Maybrick.
At a special meeting of the Woman's
Press League of Chicago it was resolved
to send to England a member Of the
league to try and arouse some interest in
Mrs. Maybrick's favor. A number of
petitions have been sent to the Home
Secretary without any effect, so the
women of the Chicago Press League
have resolved to try as last resort the
influence on the English press and public
of American women imbued with the
idea that their countrywoman is inno-
cent, and determined that others shall
believe as they do.
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The coral insects are said to consume
prodlgious quantities of worms, small fish
and other living creatures.
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University Cheoxs signed.

Governor Budd has signed University
checks Nos. l7,3H to 1896, inclusive,
aggregating SIS, ,532 10.
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Says the New York SIN: The blanke
OF violets that almost hid from view the
casket OF prominent banker who died
last week cost $500.
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SDaIn's Cabinet.

MADRID, March 24.-Five Ministers
in the Cabinet of Senor Canovas del
Castillo are Liberals. The Prime Minister
himself is Conservative,
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\ shake IN Italy.

ROME. March "a Sharp earthquake
shocks were felt to-day throughout the
province and in the city of Reggie Dica-
Ia hria
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No TRIAL can be too exhaustive, on test
too eXacting, for the admirable qualities
OF DR.. Prices Baking Powder.
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ADJUSTMENTS

The seat sales for the Wards- James en-
gagement began at the Metropolitan
Theater yesterday morning, and was
very large. The success OF the engage
ment was at once assured.
Called Back" was produced last even
Ing at the Clunie Opera-house. We have
seen no play better mounted at this
house The first act was one Of the most
meIodramatic and effective ever given in
this city. 1t is no fulsome praise to say
as much. The manner in which the
Higgins " aldron Company prod uced the
play was worthy of a troupe of far greater
pretentlons and playing to highest prices.
hat the house was ligh is TO be regretted,
but assuredly the piece will draw full
houses the remainder of the week. The
merits OF the performance certainly will
command ample patronage. Miss Wal
dron's Pauline in this drama is one of the
most touching pieces of dramatic work
that she has ever done. That il evoked
both tears and applause is high tribute
TO the skill Of this emotional artist. Not
less successful was that versatile young
actress, Miss Jackson. Her assump-
ton Of the cunning Italian con-
federate of Ceneri is a piece OF art
work that no fair mind can possibly
overlook. Mr.. Webster, as Macari, gave
very successful Interpretation OF very
repulsive though polished rascal aud
Mr. Higgins Dr.. Ceneri is something in
the nature OF a creation. 1t differs ma
terially from the interpretations given by
others who have played the part here
but none have been better, and few as
good. Called Lacii' will be repeated
tonight.
Frank W. Bacon, manager of the Hig-
gins Waldron Company, returned yes
terday from his weeks engagement in
San Francisco in Brnsie's play at Mo-
rosco's. He agrees with the RECORD
UNION that The Estate of Hannibal
Howe WAS better played here than in
San Francisco. Mr.. Bacon won distinct
success in San Francisco. He was re-
ceived with doubts and unbelief, but
from and after the first night his success
was conceded.
The sale OF seals for the Warde lecture
on Shakespeare next Friday is in pro-
gress at PurnelPs, and the promise is for
a full house, and substantial aid to the
School Of Design to enable it to amplify
its work.
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CoRoNADoWATERM McMorry, sole agent
Groceries and provisions, 53l NJ street. 3
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SUFFERERS from coughs. sore throat,
ETC., should be constantly supplied with
Browns Bronchial Troches.
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A STANDARD of excellence for forty
years. Dr. PRICES Baking Powder has
eclipsed all competitors.
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CASE OF MRS. MAYBRIcK.

Another Effort to secure Her ReIease
From Prison.
CHICAGO. March PA decided step
was taken to-day by Chicago women in
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pOARD AND ROOM, 81 25 TO 50 PEB
- day. Meals, 20 ceI,ts.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

REORGANIZATION FIRST-CLAsS. Free
Bus to and from hotel.
". J. ELDER, Manager.
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STATE HOUSE HOTEL,
Corner Tenth and K Sts., Sacramento
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OFFICE OF TIE
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
H0l8It BIIldilg, 532 Hark6t StT33t,

SAN FRANCISCO. March 10, 1895.
TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
/ stockholders of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company. for the election or Directors
for the ensuing year and Tor the transaction of
such other business as mag he brought before
the meeting, will be held at the once of the
company in the City Of san Francisco, on
TUESDAY, the 9Th day Of April. S95
Inr10ltd W. NJ. THOMPSON, Secretary
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
\ pauy.-Ehe annual meeting OF the sfOct;-
holders OF the California Pacific Railroad
Company, for the election OF Directors tor the
ensuing year, and for the transaction of stlcu
other business a may be brought teforc the
meeting, viii be hello at the Office Of Tie com
pany, in ne City Of San Francisco. on
NEDNE7' -, PEll 10th, 1895, between
the hours cf 10 =. NJ. and p N.
q. L. LANSING, Secretary.
Montgomcry stree, san Francisco, March
20. 1895. u!r2O-td
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FATS ARB NOT GETTING SMALLER

BY any means The summer. hcadgear will
be even more Notwithstanding than before
They are to lie trimmed with the broad effect
in the back as well rs in the front. Large
chiffon bows wired to stand out on each side
will be Il favOrite rucr. Some hats have
rim of one kind OF straw and crown OF
another. There is n now straw called S2ilnS
which is so pliable that 1t can ne used for
rOSeteS as well as to form the bOdyOI the hat.
The trimmings used are flowers, feathers
velvet, lace and sparkling ornaments OF yari-
ouS kinds. For any and all go to
MRS. T. SULLIVAN'S 8
$40 ! STREET.. IT'S
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The seat sales for the Wards- James en-
gagement began at the Metropolitan
Theater yesterday morning, and was
very large. The success OF the engage
ment was at once assured.
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LeQaI Kohcse.
Order of Publication.
No. 4l72 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for
Allegany county.

TNHE object Of this suit is to procure decree
L Il UincutO UtdtiiHtOHij on the part of the
plaintiff from the defendant, Jacob n. Bell,
and giving the custody of the child, Charles
Henry Bell, into the control of the plaintiff.
Chrstana Bell.
The bill states that on or about the 10Th
day of May, 1889, the said Christiana Bell was
married to the said Jacob n Bell and that
on or about the 10Th day of December, 1890
the said Jacob n Bell abandoned and de
serted the plaintiff, and that the said separa-
ton has continued unnterrIptedly for the
space of four years, without any hope of
reconciliation; and that the plaintiff, Chris
tiana Bell, has always been faithful and
dutful wife.
That one child, Charles Henry Bell, was
born as a result Of said marriage on the 18th
day of July, 1891.
That the said Jacob n. Bell, the husband
Of the Plaintiff, Is Il nonresident.
It's thereupon, This lIth day of November,
1856
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, in Equity, that the plaintiff by
causing copy of this order To he inserted in
some newspaper published III said Allegany
county once Il week for four successive
weeks before the 18th day of December. 1895,
give notice to the said absent defendant of
the object and substance of this bill, warming
him to appear in this Court, III person or by
solicitor, ON or BEFORE the :sd day of
January, next, to show cause, If any he
has why decree ought not to he passed as
prayed. y. HUNTER BOYD
True copy-TeSt:
Nov l6-4t TMEo. LUMNN, Clerk.
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
Died

Friday, Nov. Is, 1898, John Joseph.
aged 6 months. infant son of Thomas
Raft rty, of this place.
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a Fine Char.

Probably the most complete dental
chair ever made has just been set up
in DR.. J. c. Pfeiffer's office. this place.
1t is called the Case High-Low Dental
Chair and is Il remarkably skillful
combination of levers. pedals and
plvotS. 1t is adjustable to any situa-
ton the operator may desire, and
works smoothly, noiselessly and quick
~. To the patient it is comfortable as
a chair can possibly be. The cushicn,
are soft as down and the head-rests
pneumatic. In this, as in other re-
spects, the doctor keeps at the head Ct
the profession.
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Notice to the Public.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN PUBLIC, That application has been
made to the Mayor and Council of Frostburg
Maryland, for the
Opening, Extension and Laying Out
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New AdvertiSements.
50 GE W g. q.

ENROM the Crow farru about Sept 90, 1895
Il a large red mu'ey Cow, with large bell
on neck. Information regarding her where
abouts will be paid for by
A. J. WILSON,
Nov 23-2t* FrOStburg Md.
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Coming Evcnts.

The Lend Hand Circle, Of the NJ.
E. Church, will hold a supper IN Meats
Opera House Thanksgiving evening.
See their advertisement.
A chlldren's entertainment will be
held in the lecture room of the PrcSby =
terrain church Thanksgiving afternoon
from ) to 9p. m. The entertainmpr t
is in charge of Mrs. F. l.. Kurtz and
the older people AS well as the children
should read her Church Special, >
elsewhere printed.
An oyster and turkey sui per will be
held in the A. M. E. Church Thank. =
giving evening.
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Mechanic Street

of said town, so that said street shall be open
ed and extended through the properties of
Edward Price, James Asphalt and others adj
joining, by executing the power vested in the
said Mayor and COuncilmen in its charter, as
appears by Section 1872, of Article |, of the
Code of Public Local Laws of Maryland and
that under SAID section ordinances may be
passed for the assessment of damages to per
sons whose lands may be affected by said cx-
tension and for the assessment of the said
municipal corporation for the whole of said
damages, or part thereof, or foran assessment
in whole or i'll part upon the property-owner
benefited thereby in order to meet said
damages. GEORGE ARMSTRONG.
Nov is Clerk
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Married..

Tuesday, Nov. 4. 1895, at the home
OF the bride, by Rev. D. G. Hill, Miss
Sarah e. Nuttles, of Baltimore, Nd.
to Rev. J. A. BriScoe, pastor of the A.
M. E. Church, this place.
At the parsonage of the Welsh
Baptist church, Nov. IL, 1895, by Rev.
Henry Thomas, Miss Clara d. Defer
baugh to Mr.. David J. Jones, both of
this place.
At the home of the bride Thursday
evening, Nov. II, 1895, by Rev. T. M.
West, Miss Minnie Roberts, daughter
of Christopher Roberts, of this place,
to Mr.. Andrew MrMannis. of Barton.
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Religious.

Mrs. Floyd l.. Kurtz is organizing a
chldrens society, known as THE
Cheerful Workers of the Pres byterian
Church" She desires all boys and
girls who wish to join it to meet at the
Manse, adjoining the church, this
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
Revival services are in progress at
the M. E. Church, South.
The Presbyterian congregation, after
having enjoyed the privilege and
courtesy extended by the Lutherans
holding service in their church durir g
the re baildlng of the Presbyterian
church, will worship tomorrow (Sun-
day in the lecture room of the Iatt, r
church. Service at 1920 a. m. and 7
p. m. Sunday school at > p. m. The
public is cordially invited" says the
pastor.
Rev. T. II. d. Addison, of Cumber-
land, will preach in the A. NJ. E.
Church, this place, at 3 p. M. Thanks
giving day. A special collection will
be tai ken up, each contributor giving
a cent for every year of his age.
Baptisman service also.
The customary union THANKSGIVING
service, held by the various Protestant
denominations of the town, will this
year take place in NJ. E. Church,
South, Rev. j. W. Beall, pastor. The
following program has been arranged
for the occasion:
Hymn. Come Thou, Almighty King"
Prayer Rev. f. L. Kurtz
Hymn .................... Selection by Choir
Scripture ReddiHg... ...... Rev. q w. Moore
HymH. Nearer, My God, to Thee"
PRESIDENTS Proclamation. .... Rev. {. A Britt
German 1direSS. ........ Rev c. A. J. Cramer
Hynln. ....,... "God Bless Our Native Land'
En9tiM 1ddrcSS. .........,.R Rev. r. NJ. West
Prayer. Rev. Henry Thomas
Collection.
hymn. .........."My Country, It's of Thee
Doxo!ogy,
BnedictiOa ..............R Rev. III. Dieckmann
Service will begin at 1920 Il. m.
The collection will be for the Western
Maryland Home and lnfrmary.
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Beams:
Dried Fruits:

W"
provements nd
above list VIII Read
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WEEKLY.

J. b. ODER. Publishe-
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Dancing.

Prof. &. Edwin Evans. an able in
structor of dancing will organize
class in Meats Opera House Nov. q.
Mr.. Evans comes highly recommended
as a graduate of the Grant Academy,
of Buffalo, n. Y.
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The JOURNALS thanks are due Joe
Sing, our genial laundryman. for some
fine Chinese lily bulbs. The lilies
grow and bloom in thirty days, max
ing fragrant as well as beautiful
plants.
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Personal,

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harrison. of
keyser, w. Va. spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Shuckhart,
the latter's parents.
ii. S. Keller has returned from A
pleasant trip to Baltimore and Wash
ington.
j. B. Oder and daughters, Misses
Nilsson and Blanche, left Monday for
the Atlanta Exposition.
Mrs. J. W. Dis, and little daughter,
Nellie, of Parkersburg. w. Va, are
guests of the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Walker.
Miss Fannie Mcfarland left Tues
day to visit friends in McKeesport. Pa.
Mrs. H. l.. Selders, of Pittsburg,
Pa, on visit to her mother, Mrs.
Amanda Folk, has returned home.
r. E. Craycroft and wife, of Cum
berland, spent Thursday with the
family of H. B. Shaffer.
Mrs. W. B. Redgrave and little
daughter, Helen, are visiting friends
in Freeport, III.
George w. Mcneil, of Keyser, W.
Va, was in town Thursday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Pearce en-
tertalned a number of friends at a
"Salmagundy Party" Thursday even
Ing at their home. A most enjoyable
e5ening was spent by those present.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

ECKHART Mp, Nov Is, 1895.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
L firm of PORTER Bros, is this d4v dis
solved by mutual consent
J. WESLEY PORTER,
NCN 23M w. w. PORTER