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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
HorEL DEF. MAJ

Among the recent arrivals at Del Mar are:
c. NJ, Lorigan, Santa Clara; Mrs L. Marouett.
c. M. Weber, Mrs. C. NJ. Weber and maid, Miss
Helen NJ. Weber, Charles NJ. Weber Jr., San
Jose; Mrs. B. Laogier, Mr.. and Mrs NJ K. Bell
Miss Virginia Bell, Stockton; Mrs. NJ. 3. Pur
cell, Miss Purcell, Oakland; Miss A. M. Weir
Alameda; Rev. NJ. Coleman, MarysvilIe: Rev
J. ?. Byrne, Rev. ]. NJ Gleason, John Kile-
mede, San Francisco
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06
PAso ROBES.

Among the late arrivals at Paso Robes are !:
MT. and Mrs. f. b. Halliday, Mr.. and Mrs
William Smith, Major and Mrs. J. A. Darling
Mrs. Smith OF San Carlos gave dinner 10 a
number OF per sons on the Sd. The tables
were beautifully decorated with La France
gardens of Paso Robes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06

Emperor Williams latest fad is teleg.
raphy, and he is spending several hours a
week learning to send messages by dots
and dashes. He has already made con-
sidera bic progress as an operator of the
key.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-06

NEW Leather Goods, Ladies' Purse, ETC.. for
fall trade are here. Sanborn, Vail & 60.
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ENGAGEMENTS.
YOUNG PEOPLE WHO CoNTEM-
PLATE MATRIMoNY IN THE
NEAR FUTURE

1NEAN y 1 OFE.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Levey announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss Birdie Levey,
to Charles A. Lipman.
The engagement of Miss Zinnella Elliot and
E. B. Lancet of San Rafael is announced. The
wedding viii take place September IL at the
home OF Mrs +. p. Elliot, mother of the BRIDE
The engagement options of Miss Eva Har-
ris and Ben Mayer will be held on Sunday,
Septem Der 8, at S2S Elizabeth street and on
Sunday, September 13s at 1923 O'Farrell street.
from TO 5 P. NJ
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
DEATHS OF A WEEK.
Miss Emma WarburtOn.

Miss Emma Warburton, only daughter OF
william r. Warburton, Esq. Il prominent
lawyer Of the Elkton bar, AMI president OF the
Second National Bank of ElktOu, died at the
home of her parents on East Main street
shortly after two O'Clock on Wednesday after
noon. Her death eliminated an illness Of
five weeks from typhoid fever, which baflled
the skill of the best medical attendance.
Miss Warburton was in the nineteenth year
of her age, and this rnGing.ot such young
life of brilliant promise is an unusually sad
and painful bereavement. Sac was a young
lady of strong intellectual force. in mauuers
retiring and modest, and at all times cour-
tcOus and COnsiderate. Graduating at the
Eikton Academy with the highest honors.
She began Il course ut the Woman's College.
Baltimore: at the time Of her death being IL
member of the Junior Class. OF the students
there, she was one OF the brightest and
completed her Sophomore year with distinG-
ton. In entering upon her school work this
term, her prospects We're the brightest. and
there, as among her large circle Of Elkton
friends her demise is kecnly felt.
The funeral services will take place this
afternoon at three O'Clock.
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NORTH EAST NEWS.

North EAST, Dec. II. 1896.
Shawnah Tribe, No. ), l. o. Il. NJ. will give
a smoker in their lodge room on Tuesday
evening next A full attendance of the men-
bers is desired.
The NJ. L. Church bell came near falling on
Sunday morning last while being rung for
service One of the bolts broke but fortu-
nately the bell fell on the side nearest the
church wall where it lodged. only falling
about Is inches, and Il bad accident narrowly
averted
Mr.. Wise, of New Castle, Del, has been
visiting his son. Rev. W. A. Wise. this week.
The Christmas celebration of St. Marys p.
+. Sunday School will be held in the church
Thursday evening after Christmas Day.
The cantata "A jolly Christmas" will be
given by the NJ. L. Sunday School on Christ
mas night and every effort will be made to
make it a success.
Miss Mabel Grant, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing Mrs. II. NJ. Pierson.
Some one who is altogether too free with
poison gave "Npp,' a valuable watch dog
belonging to S. 7. Simpers, a dose on Monday,
and II the guilty party be found a law suit
will follow.
Several large hogs have been killed here.
|. Il. Dean killed one that weighed $40
pounds, but it was considerably older than
those killed by s. d. Mccullough, Ernest
Biddle, John Leighman and A. l.. Minker
which weighed over 400 pounds.
A company of glass blowers have been Civ
ing very good entertainment in G.. 4. Il. Hall
every night this week.
Rev. G. $. Davidson, of Chesapeake City,
will exchange pulpits with Rev. Giles b.
Cooke Sunday afternoon.
Fellowship Lodge, K. of p, will give a
series of socials this winter, beginning with
the first week in January.
North East Lodge, No. 30, |. o. o. F..
elected officers on Thursday evening last as
follows: n. G., $. 7. Dunlap; V. g., Frank
Peach: r. s., Chas. L. Beatty; Treas. A. P.
Rose; p. s., John l.. Moore; Trustees, L. NJ
Tyson, L. r. b. Day and w. II. Abrams.
Jesse West has II petition ont for the post
mastership and has secured quite number
of signers.
Winsate Post, No. 0, G.. A. r., has elected
and installed the following officers for the
coming year: Commander, Samuel T. Burns,
ST.; Vice Commander, G. Ii. Weaver; Junior
Vice. Frank Armstrong; Surgeon, S. j. Reeder:
Chaplain, w. Ii. Abrams; Officer of the Day,
Thos. Stephenson; Officer of the Guard, f. T..
b. Day; Quarter Master. Jesse West; Dele
gates to the Department Camp Jesse West
and L. r. b. Day; Trustees, S. J. Reeder and
E. T. b. Day.
Abrams Camp, Sons of Veterans, gave Il
box social on Friday evening last which was
success in every particular.
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CHURCH NEWS.
Interesting Items Concerning the VarI-
Gus Churches

Rev. WalterE. Avery has been chosen Cham
lain of the Delaware Constitutional Conven.
ton.
Service in st. Andrews (Goldsborouph
MemoriaD Church. Andora, on Sunday, at
3 p. m. The rector will preach at the service
tomorrow.
Atemperance meeting will be held in Wes-
Icy Church, Elk Neck, next Sunday. Decem-
Der 18th. at 2.3O. Preaching by the pastor.
The Rov. Giles b. Cook, of st. Mary,s
Church, North East will hold service in the
Town Point p. f. Sunday School room. at
$50 o'clock. December 18th.
The Christmas festival of Trinity Sunday
School, will be held in the church on tho
Sunday after Christmas, Dee. 9th at 7. 30 n. m
Rev. G. S. Davidson rector of the Church
OF the Good Shepherd, Chesapeake CITY. will
preach in Trinity Church tomorrow Sun
day) evening.
OFT Sunday School closed for the season
on Sunday, an attractive program being
rendered. Addresses were delivered bv Rev.
w. II. Stone, of the Glasgow Presbyterian
Church; Rev. John McElmoyle. of the Elkton
Presbyterian Chuch, and George A. Bla ke
ESD, of Elkton, superintendent.
Tho members of the Junior League will
give an entertainment known as tho ''Peak
Sisters at the homo of Mrs. Henry Vinsinger
on West Main street, Friday evening, Dec-
Is, at 7.3O O'Clock. There will also be some
excellent selections by the graphophone in
charge Of Mr.. Vinsinger. Admission, adults
% cents. children. 10 cents. Proceeds for
benefit of Junior League
The Epworth League at Mt. Pleasant will
give an entertainment at the church Thursday
evening, Dec. 18th at 8 p M, "Give Me NV
Wife" dialogue lasting Is minutes, under
the able direction of Mrs. Captain Shippers;
recitations by Miss Eames, Mr. Gillspie and
others. Music and recitations by Junior
League will give Il pleasant evening enter
tainmcnt. Admission Is and TO- if stormy 18th
will be on the 18th.
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Miss Bessie Smith.

Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith. the eldest
daughter OF Mrs. Mary II. Smith, of Balti-
more. and Il ncice Of Judge Frederick Stump,
died Mt her home in that city on Friday, the
4th inst, alter II brief illness of pneumonia.
Miss Smiths father was the late Rev. T. Stew
art Smith, her mother being a daughter of the
late John Stump, prominent citizen of this
county. Hcrbody was laid in the Presbyterian
Cemetery Of this town on Monday afternoon,
the funeral servic" being conducted by the
Rev. Mr. Hyde, OF Hartford county, and the
Rev. john McGlmoylc. John Mitchell, Henry
Mitchell, of Philadelphia, w. Harold Walsh,
and Harry Webster, Of Hartford county, Dr.
Herbert Harlan ald George Archer. Of Dalti-
more acting is bearers.
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RISINGSUN ITEMS.
RIsINGsUN. Dec. 10, 1896.

hlSlNGsUN. Dec. lO, 1896.
Mr.. Charles e. Dare spent last Sunday
with friends in Phillipsburg and New Jersey.
Miss Mabel Showalter of Oxford, Pa, spent
Il few days of this week with Miss Hanna
Kirk.
Mr.. Stephen Reynolds and family are mov-
ing to Media for the winter.
While Thomas j. Wilson was cutting trees
on Saturday last, u small one fell on his foot
hurting 1t severely, compelling him to use
a crutch.
r. Lloyd Roberts was buried on Monday at
Rose Bank cemetery. He had been sufferer
for long time from a cancer of the stomach.
He was 43 years old. Services were held in
the NJ. E. Church here.
Charles Fell died on Saturday morning
last at the the residence of his son, +. G..
Fell. He was buried on Tuesday.
Martin Mulroney died very suddenly on
Sunday morning last from a congestive chill
only being sick little more than day. He
was buried on Thursday at the Catholic
| burying grounds at West Grove Pa
Mrs. Lucy Balderston wife of Joseph
lOulhelSJOu ultt III uOUle Ill
on Tuesday. She will be buried on Friday,
from the residence Of her brother George Z.
Mccullough at West Nottingham cemetery.
| She was 4S years of age and leaves a husband
and two grown sons.
Miss Catherine Hambleton died at the
residence of Miss Esther L. Ewing on Tues
day of this week. She will be buried at West
Nottingham cemetery.
Miss Hanna Kirk entertained the monthly
Home Mission Social on Saturday evening.
very enjoyable evening was spent by all
present. Among whom were: Misses
Gertrude S. Dare, Mary and Lula Worthing-
ton. Mabel and Emily Duyckinck, Mabel
Showalter, Maude Brown, Mae, Clara and
Lillian Keiholtz, Carrie Cummings. Mrs.
W. &. Koons, Mrs. A. H. Smith, Addie Smith
Hanna Reynolds, Mary Brumaeld, Alma
kcilholtz, Rhoda Wilson, Grace Wilson,
Aessrs J. H. Jenness T. b. Moore, Cecil and
Evans Ewing, J. L. Brumfeld, S. H. Barnes
II. l.. Worthington, Ernest Mearns, Ii. +.
and j. T. Richards. T. ID. Bowers and others
Col. Balm, the noted orator has been secured
by the Risingsun lecture association and will
le3ture here on Monday evening 18th.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
TRAMPS ARRESTED.
A wholesale Raid OH the R00st Near
PerrYVilles

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
determined to break up the tramp's roost
near PerryviIlc. On Wednesday night Detect
i've VIM. T. Jones, Of Wilmington, with depu-
ties, made successful raid on the roost and
landed twenty-eight tramps in the county
Jail at Elkton. This makes in all about fifty
tramps arrested within the past few weeks.
eight having been committed to the House of
Correction this week. The tramps from
about Bayview, Baltimore, to Perryville
greatly interfere with the running OF freighl
trains and break into the cars at every chance
they get. The company are trying TO break
up the tramp nuisance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court was in special session
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Presentation. David p. Davis, Chief
Judge: Hon. William X. Reckefus and Hon.
Charles L. Beatty, Associate Judges.
Sundry claims against deceased estates
were examined and passed.
BONDS APPROVED.
Bond Of Amos H. Nevil and Samuel G..
England, executors of James II. Nevill bond
of Thomas c. Bond, administrator of Edmund
P. Brickley; bond of william w. Charsha,
administrator of James II. Charsha.
ACCOUNTS PASSED.
First and final account of William H. Rea.
administrator of James S. Rea: eleventh
account of Robert G. Thackery, guardian of
Lewis Steward.
Inventories in the estates of Henry Ii.
Mitchell, Edmund p. Brickley, james II.
Nevill and James II. Charsha. examined and
passed.
Court adjourned to meet in Special session
on Tuesday next.
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HARRINGTON ITEMS.
FARnIEGToN, MD., Dec. 10, 1896.

FARAIkGTON, Md, Dec. 10, 1876.
Hog killing has been the order of the day.
Mr.. Alfred Kirk killed quite large one, also
Henry Kraus slaughtered one, when dressed
weighed three hundred and fifty pounds
Henry knows how to feed swine.
A surprise party was held at Mr.. Cal. Wat
his sons birthday.
An oyster supper will be held on Thursday
night at The home of James Armor. Great
preparations are being made. Come all ye
young men with your fair ones, and pur-
chase a good supper of poultry and oysters at
the small sum of twenty-five cents.
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CECILTON ITEMS.
CECILTON. Dec II

CEoILToN, Dec 10, 1896,
Mrs. j. Polk Steele. of Chesapeake Citv
was the guest of her cousin, Mrs. James II
Watts, several days last week.
MISS Leila Mccoy visited friends in Will
mlngton on Saturday.
Mrs. Alfred Smith spent part of Monday in
Miss Lulu Covington is the guest of Misc
Gertie Colvin.
Mrs. Warner Gerry spent Tuesday in Del
aware.
Little Miss King, of near Warwick lis SPEND
ing some time with her aunt, Mrs. Ellen Hall.
Mrs. Benne Ward, of Baltimore, spent sew
eral days of last week in the neighborhood.
i'll with consumption.
-, we OF the First district are busy people.
Inose who are not getting ready for enter
tainments are preparing for some of the many
weddings that are to take place this winter.
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Married.

Howard johnson and Alice L. Boyd, both
Of Elkton, were married on Tuesday at the
NJ. E. Parsonsage by the Rev. A. S. Mowbray-.
l. Lewis Minker, Of North East, and Mis-
Alice Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. r.
T. Howard, of Zion, were united in marriage
on Wednesday, at the home Of the bdde's
parents.
Mr.. Houlahan, one of the Elkton jockeys
now at Elkton, and Miss Cora Sewers, ,daugh-
ter Of Alexander Sewers, late of Elkton, were
recently married in Philadelphia.
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lying quite ill with the same disease. The
family reside on the farm, and in the same
mousse with Mrs. Charlotte Cooley, who is a.
sister of Mrs. Hindman.
Presiding Elder Barrett preached in the Mt.
fleasant NJ L. Church on Sunday 9th inst
TO very large audience. The sermon is
spoken OF as having beena very excellent one
M. f. coale and nephew, Carroll Heed
Coale, spent Sunday last with Mrs. Kate Coale
and family near Jarrettsville, Hartford county.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
WEST NOTTINGHAM ITEMS.
WEST NOTTINGHAM. Dec. 10 "a,

WEST NOTTINGHAM, Dec. 10, 1896.
Miss Emma Smith and Miss Mary Terry are
the guest of friends in Philadelphia this week.
Miss Florie Cooper, of Colora. is visiting
friends in Wilmington, Del.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry D. Kerne are visiting
friends near bonneville. Pa
Miss Catherine Hamilton died ot tba resi-
dence of Miss Eliza Ewing, Wednesday, Dec.
Oth. Buried Friday December 18th in West
Nottingham Cemetery.
Rev. L. L Barrett preached at Mt. Pleasant
Church Sunday afternoon.
Miss Emily Hanna visited her sister Mrs.
William Hill Tuesday and Wednesday last.
4; A. Clendenin x Bro. held the second
public sale Of apples at Colora on Tuesday
last, at an average of $1.25 per barrel.
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Mccullough, Bertic Metzger, Noie Alexan-
der. Amelia, Rachel, Benigna Holm, Carrie,
Mollie Wentz, Lulu st. Clair, Jennie and
BERTHE Moherlein, Emma and May Motley,
Messrs. William Boyd and Roy Kane of
Perryville, DR.. Kirke, Mark Johnson, Frank
Maroney, Fisher and Louis Abrahams, Chas.
Morrison. VIM. Holm, David Holm, Len
Moherlein. Robert Armstrong, George Wentz.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
Off to Venezuela.

Patsy McDermott, whose stable of horses
have been running with success on the Cecil
county tr ick. has shipped string of runners
to Venezuela to race there. Among the
horses are Founding, CandaIabra, Condo,
DIR. Wiley. Sunday is now the racing day
there.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The Assessors Want an Extension of
fine Until March IA Move
T0r the Good of the INDECENT
Sjck-Other RuSineSS
Sick-Other Business.

The County Commissioners were busy at
their regular session on Tuesday.
At the suggestion of DR.. G. ~ Ellis it was
ordered that so be appropriated to keep on
deposit in the county quantity of the
Diphtheria AntitoXic Serum, to be furnished
the INDECENT poor on the attending physicians
certificate that the parent or guardian of the
child is unable to pay for it; the druggist also
to furnish certificates that he has personal
knowledge to the same effect. II. c. Wells,
Elkton, and W. II. Carson, Port Deposit,
We're named as custodians of antitoxine
A number Of bills were examined and
passed.
Governor Lowndes was 1sked to extend
the time of the assessors to March /, 1897.
1t was ordered that no further work be
done on the roads and bridges except by
order of the Board.
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Thomas Lindcil.

Thomas Lindell,a respected farmer residing
on the Glasgow road. three miles from Elk
ton, died on Friday evening Of last week after
long illness, in the seventy-lourth year of
his age. He leaves n family of grown chill
dren. The remains were Inferred in the
Salem Cemetery on Tucsdly morning.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
Thieves at Akin and Principle.

Burglars entered the house of Joseph
Wright at Akin on Friday of last week ahd
secured cash to the amount of 328.
On Thursday night the store of T.. L. Hicks
u Brother at Principle Furnace was entered
and quantity of goods taken. A horse and
buggy were also taken from the stable of the
store. At latest report the thieves were
closely tradked.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-12-12
Mad Dog in Port DspOSit.

mad dog created considerable havoc in
Port Deposit on Thursday evening, running
through tho town aud biting a number of
people. Among those reported to have been
bitten are Samuel Rowland and II son of the
late Edwin Brickley.
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r, Z, Roberts,

The funeral Of r. Lloyd Roberts, who died
at his home in Rising Sun on Thursday of
last week, took place on Monday, the inter-
ment being in the Rosebank Cemetery. The
services were in charge of Harmony Castle,
X. G. L.
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SIXTH DISTRICT ITEMS.

Beulah, daughter of j. Frank Hindman,
died on Monday the 7th inst. with diphtheria,
The burial was made in the afternoon of the
same day. interment at West Nottingham
cemetery. Rebecca, the eldest daughter, is
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Beulah Hindman.

Beulah Hindman, aged nine years, daughter
Of J. Frank IIndman, of Rowlandville, died
on Monday morning after an illness from
diphtheria. Tho remains were Inferred at
ROwlaudville on Monday afternoon.
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Helen Rambo. infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Rambo, died at the home of her
parents on Main street on Friday afternoon,
after short illness from pneumonia.
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SlOcun Green Hooked.

Slocum Green wns brought before Magis-
trate Warner on Wednesday charged with
selling whiskey to Abner Camp. Green was
held for court.
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He is valued at $1,000. The owners attempted
to secure wang by passing another horse
off on Sheriff Mackey, but the latter was up
to the game and didn't tumble.
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A Ringer hinged.

T h o eracing horse
Wang n fast and furi-
Gus steed, attempted to
capture II race ut Iron
Hill track lastweek under
an assumed name. but tine
owners camoto grief, and
the horse Is now in the
hands of Sheriff Mackey,
upon the complaint OF
fba pnni.,, l,1lnfnt,a.
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Among the new business places OF Elkton
which are enjoying the public's liberal patron
age and at the same time are Il credit to the
town; is the Eureka Pharmacy, 139 East Main
street. of which Startling & Beck are the
enterprising proprietors. This flourishinS
business was founded three years ago, coming
under the efficient management and direction
of its present proprietors in October, 1895.
The store is commodious in size, fitted up
with all the modern adiuncts of convenience
and attractiveness: including electric light
ing and an elegant soda fountain of novel
design forming an important feature of its
equipment. The large and comprehensive
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SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
At Saturdays Session the School Com
miSSi0nerS Take Up Consider
able Business.

All the Commissioners were present at the
special session of the Board on Saturday.
Considerable business of importance was
brought up and disposed of.
The Examiner reported that the Institute
was held December .. 3 and 4, which seems
to have met with approval.
II. j. f. Malon"y was confirmed as teacher
to school No. 0, Third district; to expire July
/. 1897, without further notice.
Miss Katharine Biggs wa appointed to IL
scholarship mt the Art School, Maryland In-
stiutc.
MIR. Ash made Il motion that this Bourd
does not approve of the introduction OF vcrti-
cal writing into schools of this county.
Adopted.
1t was ordered that an Institute for the
cOlorcd teachers shall be held ut Mt. Zoar
Church. near Conowingo. on Monday and
Tuesday, January 4 and ), 1897.
The following bids for books and stationery
for the year 1878 were received C. b.
Royston II per cent of list prices Medairy
& Co., 1873 off wholesale prices Dulancy &
Co.. ii off list prices. The bid Of C. B. Eoys
ton was accepted for one year to begin Jauu-
airy l, 1897. twas decided to ask for Il bond
of $4,000 for the faithful performance of the
bid.
W. j. Duhamell, Walter Alien and George
W. Jones were appointed as trustees for col
orcd school No. 3, First district, near Earle
vile.
Mr.. Ash reported that the furniture for the
Ht}h school hal been bought and is now in
tho school.
The following bills werc ordered to be paid:
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stock is displayed to the best advantage, aud
embraces pure and fresh drugs and chemicals,
proprietary remedies of standard worth,
physicians ana surgeons supplies and drug
gists' sundriss generally; also a choice line
Of wall paper, paints, stains, glass, brushes,
etc, A speciality is made of compounding
physicians prescriptions and family recipes.
and the laboratory is supplied with all the
requisite appliances and facilities for securing
accuracy and precisiod in their preparation.
Mr.. Startling is graduate of the Baltimore
College of Pharmacy, Glass 30; Mr.. Beck is
artistic taste.