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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15
TOWN AND VICINITY
New Houses,

The building season starts off well.
and the outlook for busy year among
the house-builders is bright one.
The list below comprises edifces al
ready under way:
Le"is Racc-2 dwellings on Centre street
JohH LeCiS-Dwelling on same street.
J"meS Uestom-Dwelling on Wood street.
Join hemp-Dwelling on same street.
William +. Prjcc-Double-bloc dwelling
on BOwery street.
-HadiSoH G"n,ett-Residence on same street.
co"od Lapp-Building on Water street
Job" I"~eil-Resdence on Taylor street.
Mss Brodc-Residence on Union street.
charles d. Brode-Building on Mechanic
street.
ThcJ. i. Williams Co.-Building on Uhl
street
Hogcr Eros,-Ice plant building on same
Steeet
Henry Liberalization to house on Hill
street.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

At St. Joseph's Church. Midland
Monday, April II. 1899, Miss Susan,
eldest daughter Of Philip y. McMahon,
to Mr.. John j. Murphy. Rev. j. J.
Dillon, uncle of the bride, was cele-
brant of Solemn High Mass, assisted
by Rev. S. !. Clarke as deacon. Rev.
ID. NJ. Mccormick as sub-deacon, and
Rev. Don Luigi Sartori, of St. .oseph's,
Midland, Master of Ceremonies, as
sisted by Rev. Andrew J. Casey, of
the Holy Name Church, Washington,
d. c. The church was filled to over
flowing with the friends and we'll
wishers Of the bride aud groom. The
happy couple were the recipients of
many handsome and useful presents.
The church decorations were beauti-
full, and the choir, led by Miss Grace
McGeady, rendered some fine selec
tions. All present concurred in the
opinion that the ceremony was the
most elaborate ever witnessed on
Georges Creek. Their multitude of
friends were Il unit in wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy BON coWage through
life
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What Should he Done.

And now the fun makers are after us.
Abiding to the success of pacifca-
ton of Old Virginia, which the Frost
burg F0rum hates because the Form,
is English, Irish and West Nirginian,
by Gov. Lowndes, the Hagerstown
-NaH says:
Peace has come and the dumfounded at
tention Of the otfice-holders of Auegany can
again be riyeted onto the shrunken treasury
of that county after its second and knockout
round with the pulp mill case.
The babe-like Jove of the Cumber-
land independent should hit Hagerstown
with clap of thunder that will make
the Nuts "welkin ring"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15
No Doubt oft,

If the republican party of Georges
Creek, on which the whole of Cum
berlands present political prominence
and po,cer are based, would this year
meet in convention in Frostburg Oh
Homecoming and nominate COCA
ticket of Georges Creek people, and
thus come into their own,' they
could elect it quite as easily as if they
again placed themselves on the checker.
board to be handled, selected and re-
jected by the democratic territory Of
the county.
If there were more Patrick ,Henrys
and fewer Tories in creek politics
this would be assuredly done.
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BrcVitieS.

Judge Stakes remarks on the Doc
little as. Powell One-year newspaper
cut contract Tuesday, outside of their
legal soundness, indicated an acquaint-
ance with the practical side worthy of
a ripe printing office graduate. What
ever they may teach in law, they en-
force to every printer also the truth
that he should not tolerate cuts. cleo
trOtypes, etc, that are too wide or
mounted on wood.
Faller vat know mae haze say haze
know CUTE many CHRISTIANS vat can
not tank of Il teng to say ven preacher
call out DIES vay-'brodder --, will
please lead en- prayer"
The JOURNAL has been asked about
'the proprlety of Georges Creek mer-
chants Instltutmg II buVcOt of Cum
berland merchants The JOURNAL
does not believe i'll the boycott as a
remedy for factlOnal, sectional, indus
trial or business wrongs. Moreover,
in the present instance many inno-
cents would suffer with the guilty.
The true boycott opportunity will come
next fall. Then let the majority end
of the majority party assert a suprem-
dcy whose leSdIIIS cduHOl ne question:
ed.
Wedding on dit at Allegany. More
anon,
The Baltimore SIM and its Cumber-
land correspondent are doing the
people of Georges Creek an immense
amount ofinjury.
Et vas not CUTE teng to get drunk.
Faller vat Aye know haze drenk whole
lot book beer odder night vat vas not
made en- Cumberland. an, bay yenks.
haze trow whole teng up, an som odder
UrOcprieS foo
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Ii is IN the Air.

1t is a lawyers idea, world without
end, that because law is law it is good.
This was not Gen. Grants notion,
however, when he said
The best way to get rid OF 6ad law is tc
enforce it.
The Cumberland citizens who have
sired all the evidence upon which in
dictments of the pulp-mill company
have been based, seem to have done
their best to carry the great generals
injunction into effect.
That their selfish prescription Of all
up-the,river enterprise will find loud
echo in next falls conventions, elec-
tons, and merit ,cinter'S IegjS1ature is al
ready manifest.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15
An AnnrcCiaIcl Note

a citizen of Cumberland. prominent
as well as good, wrote to the JOURNAL
on Wednesday:
months roll round the water question will he
in fair way of settlement Icannot say, for
prudential reasons, which plan | think will
be adopted, but one thing r,o, say with con
tidenCe, and that is thS-in its sphere and in
its torcible way the JOURNAL has helped us
no little to see both our duty and the direc-
ton in which 1t should be performed.
And the JOURNAL AYERS that it has
had no purpose whatever other than
that Cumberland should get water
that is worth getting, and get it, if
possible, without injury to even the
least of the county's citizenship.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15
Personal.

Isaac Yates is Frostburg'S only rep
resentative on the grand jury.
The "Pillsbury Best" flour man. Ezra Deal,
Was in town last Monday without his wheel :;
He walk'd around and did his level best;
Then said-"my big order-book tells the rest :"
Rev. J. j. Dillon, of Washington,
ID. c., was here parts of Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday this week.
1t is an old saying that "every man
has his price," but in tax collectors
Frostburg has two. Both are nice
fellows, however, and their first years
work shows they are not far from head.
The delegates from Frostburg to the
Jr. o. [. y. MS annual convention,
beginning next Tuesday in Baltimore
are Messrs. L. &. Hannea, William
Wagus, w. J. Valentine and F. L..
Bennett
Miss Sarah f. Dando, of the JOUR-
NAILS staff, accompanied by her sister,
Miss Grace H., and H. C. Rank, editor
of the Homecoming Recie~, are visiting
Washington, d. c., Mt. Vernon, Va,
and other notable localities in that
vicinage.
Messrs. Hamilton, of the Ners, and
Finan y Doerner, of the Mdepeadent,
both newspapers of Cumberland, were
i'll town Thursday evening en- route
home from the Midland meeting.
While here Mr.. Finan delivered an
open-alr lecture behind closed doors
on the Disadvantages of Pulp Mill
Pollution, and the Advantages of
Green VltriOl as Beverage" Mayor
Nickel responded in favor of the mills,
taking the solid ground that green
vitriol is not temperance drink.
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BreVitieS,

That was quite tribute the Forum
authorities paid the Mayor last week
so different to objections urged against
him year ago when his antl-long
contract record made him persona non
grata at the court of St. Jonn. Then
he was picked to pieces until there was
not enough of him left to wad a gun.
In Hagerstown last year $1,000
square yards ofstreet paving were laid.
At that rate this town could lay in
Il year from 600 to 800 yards, linear
measure, not feel the burden, and in
a few years have the whole place self
cleansing.
Speaking Of a visit of the German
Arlon Band to a Cumberland fair, the
Ne,cs says several thousand people
keenl y enjoyed the splendid concert
given by the band in front of Miller's
Hall where the fair is being held q.
The band is considered a most excel
lent aggregation of musicians" Not
only so, but the best in the State.
Mayor Nickel has made commend
able start on Union street cleaning
up loose materials and, incidentally,
including and carrying off the raw
materials of winter mud and summer
dust.
To the Gleaner-who was the doctor ?
McMullen Il Co.'s advertisement,
new last week, should be read again.
Vat make woman sneer max man
coss-two woldS, bay yinks, vat hat
same meaning bot not spelling.
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Amendments.

The Baltimore Conference, NJ. +.
Church, South, in session in Washing.
ton, ID. c., adjourned Tuesday even.
ing. Rev: C. H. Cannon is the Frost.
burg appointee. Others known here
were assigned as follows:
Rev's William Stevens to Wilkens avenue
Baltimore; l.. W. Haslup, Frederick avenue
Baltimore; l.. q. Martin, Royal Oak J. W
Beall, Tilghman's; w. Il. Dorsey, Calvert
Falls Church, q. T. Tyler; A NJ. Cackley
Middlctown, Va; l.. K. Markwood, Stras
burg, Va; 5. G. Ferguson, Martinsburg, W
Va; II. A. Brown, Hinton. w. Va. W. A
Sites, Slanesyille, w. Va; D. W. Griffin
Wardensville, w. Va. C. E. Simmons, Capor
Bridge, w. Va. T. G. hewitt, Monterey, W
Va, J. R. Andrew, HarrisOnburg, Va. ; r
Smithson, Trinity, Roanoke, Va.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

a horse belonging to Germanus l..
Wright, of Garrett county, formerly
of this place, became unmanageable
at Sand Spring Thursday. He broke
away, threw Mr.. Wright to the
ground, trampled him, then ran away
with Mrs. Wright in the spring wagon,
wheels passing over Mr.. Wright. Mrs.
Wright was finally thrown out, incur
ring but little injury. Mr.. Wright
was scratched, bruised, stunned, dis
figured, but, fortunately, not seriously
hurt.
a team belonging to Thomas W.
Frost ran away same day in town,
overturning the wagon on Broadway
One Of the horses hurt one of his hips.
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Married..

In Cumberland Sunday, April 9,
1899, by Rev. j. C. Moffatt, Miss
Annie c. England, of this place, to
Mr.. Thomas l.. Wright, of Hoffman.
In Cumberland Wednesday evening,
April -, 1899, by Rev. j. NJ. Yingling,
Miss Mary j. Schofeld, of this place,
to Mr.. William y. Conway, of Cum
berland. The bride is daughter of
Councilman B. 7. Schofeld, and the
groom holds the Office of train dis
patcher of the Cumberland and Penn
sylania railroad in the city. They
have many friends here who rejoice
over the fortune each has already
made.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15
Somewhere Near the Root ofthc
Natter

Gen. Joseph Sprigg, of Cumberland,
writing to the Baltimore SIM, seems to
think that the people of Cumberland
are not going to stand it.
This brings up question:
Under what declaration of the Bill
of Rights or provision of the Consti-
tuition is the welfare Of the average
citizen of Cumberland paramount to
the welfare of the average citizen of
Westernport
To make it fit the situation more
closcly-under what organic law is
the Cumberland citizens right to river
water superior to the Westernport
citizens right to food. clothing and
shelter ?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

Abandoned.

The JOURNAL had prepared about
two columns of analysis of judge
Boyd's charge to the grand j ry.
That if is readable. that if COOS hock
nineteen months straight to the root
of the matter, and that IT does not in
fringe upon the dignity and authority
of the judiciary, need not he doubted
But as the JOURNAL has never found
fault with either court or jury in this
matter, it is finally deemed the better
course to forego even the semblanct
of dissent now.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

a dispatch from Homecoming to the
Baltimore Sun of Tuesday says:
Baseball agitation is quite lively through
out the mining region. The old Frostburg
team IS still together, and will open the season
at Everett, Pa, shortly. 1t has booked
games also at Westminster and other towns.
Entertainments have been held at Midland
for the benefit of the baseball team there.
Homecoming, as usual, will have strong team.
The JOURNAL regrets to learn that
there is but little prospect of an open
ing this yea: at the Driving Park for
baseball, the differences between the
Association and Club authorities APP
pearlng irrecOncilable.
There will be an effort to hold the
team together, however, for play else
where when challenged, but this will
not be creditable to the town. If the
Park is to be closed, let the team $50
by the board" too.
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SEMI-LOCAL NEWS.
Doesn't Wantto he Forgotten

George w. Bicknell, president of the
company which bears his name, Pitts
burg, Pa, acknowledging receipt of
the JOURNAL, writes:
The writer has travelled through your very
pretty town and met few of your best bust
ness men and many of 1.-THE boys" and it
gives him great pleasure to read over your
very newsy and cnterprising sheet. Please
do not forget us again
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Died

Tuesday, April IL, 1899, Eva May,
daughter of Wilbur w. Wade. aged >
years and 10 months.
Miss Mary Gritfiths, daughter of the
late David Grll1iths, placed in the
asylum on the 9TH inst, died there
Thursday.
y little son of Harry l.. Best, of
Davis, West Va, died there u few
days ago and remains buried here
yesterday. Mr.. Best is brother-n-
law of eXMine Inspector Otto Hohing
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\ Small Row.

\ small crowd of colored residents
of Brownsville became obstreperous
last Sunday. Owen England, con-
stable, took part later and enabled the
law against Sunday noise to get the
better of the sports. So and costs"
on four by justice Williams, with two
TO hear from.
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I anton.

If the pulp mill were to be convicted, the
alleged pollution stopped, and the predictions
made with such assurance by Its friends that
the quality of the water will remain bad, in
Curably bad, be realized, no citizen OF Cum
berland could be found who would 90 before
the grand jury to swear that the pulp mil
company polluted the city's water supply, in
the event the pulp mill should choose to re
sumo its present method Of disposing Of its
waste.-Cumb erland NcmS
Let us give you some advice:
Never 90 on the bond, even construct
lively, of anyone who has gone insane
or ldlotlc on any question.
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A lSclated Conclusion.

Popular sentiment has no place in so far as
1t effects the administration of justice before
the law, but 1t has Il proper place in the
larger question of the determination of the
most available and best water supply.-Cum-
berland Nc"S
Right for once.
Had your faction in September, 1897,
taken course in line with the latter
suggestion, there would have been no
friction.
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Quick Return.

a. F. Parker carried a policy of in
surance upon the life of his son Peter
Payne, in sum of 500, in Baltimore
Mutual Aid Society, William Hurley,
Of this place, agent. Report of death
was mailed on the 9th, check written
on the 18th and received by Mr.. Parker
on the Sth inst. Which speaks well
for both Society and agent.
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Question.

Let US suppose that the pulp-mill
problem, remaining unsolved next
fall, becomes Indirectly an issue in
the campaign for the House of Dele
gates-will expressions, formal or in
formal, at the usual public meetings
fall under judicial disfavor as indi-
Gated in the charge to the current
grand jury
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All re appointed Wednesday except
Ill District No. |, where change of
commissioner brought change Of
collector. In Cumberland. c. NJ.
McCulloh; Frostburg. d. d. Price :
Homecoming, Owen Price, ir. and
Barton, a. l.. Frenzel, were retained.
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\ ACCOMPLISHMENTS,

The JOURNAL is indebted to Hon. ID.
c. O'Flaherty, Mayor of Front Royal,
Va, for copy of the charter and or
dlnances of his town-a neat book of
Is pages and chock-full OF well digest
ed regulations for an orderly, healthy
municinalitV
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None EXceDted,

The New York World quotes Thomas
jefferson as having said he
would rather have free press without a
free government than a free government
without free press.
And he was a "Declaration-of-In indie
pendence" hater of all kinds of tyranny.
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Circuit Court.

The April term opened Monday,
Judges Boyd and Sloan on the bench
Judge Boyd delivered the charge to
the grand jury, animadvcrtlng with
considerable emphasis upon the policy
of holding public meetings.
A. J. Ryland, of Cumberland. was
appointed foreman.
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Y. NJ. {. \.

The Association has secured all the
floors Of the sold Central Hoteln pro-
perty, now occupied by Geo. d.
Mcneil as a residence. Work of fit
ting up same will commence at once,
and sometime in June, it is hoped
will be in shape for occupancy. To
this end every effort is being put forth
Special care will be taken in the gym
naslum features, and with this in view
provision is being made to have the
gymnasium 81 feet wide, II feet long.
and II feet high. Every attraction at
the command of the Association will
be added to this department. In con-
nection with this matter New
Business Local. III this issue calls for
funds indispensable to the Associ-
atoms success.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

"A word to the wise is sufficient" and a
word from the wise should be sufficient, but
you ask, who are the wise? Those who
know The oft repeated experience of trust
worthy persons may be taken for knowledge
Mr.. w. NJ. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough
remedy gives better satisfaction than any
other III the market He has been in the
drug business at Ekton, Ky, for twelve
years; he sold hundreds OF bottles of this
remedy and nearly all other cough medicines
manufactured, which shows conclusivelv that
Chamberlain Is the most satisfactory to the
people, and is the best. For sale 10y the q.
f. Pearce Drug Co.
The One Day Cold Cure For cold in
the head and sore throat use Kermotts
Chocolates Laxative Quinine, the zone Day
Cold Cure For sale 10y The Hitchins Bros
10
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

About : o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the firebell rang, department turn
ed out and ian to John Carriers house,
Orman street. But all the SCOT had
burned out of the chimney when the
boys reached there.
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Sudden Death.

James G.. Barnard, of Homecoming,
fell dead Wednesday morning of dis
ease of the heart. He was brother
of John and Fuller Barnard-all we'll
known here as former residents and
good citizens. Mr.. Barnard was %
years old and leaves Il family.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

The contract of the road authorities
with the county commissioners was
signed Tuesday, and the enterprise
seems to be surety. The surveys
have been completed and work will
begin Immediately.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

Rev. d. w. Griffin will preach the
last sermon of his pastorate at this
place in the NJ. E. church, South, to-
morrow Sunday evening at the usual
hnnn
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Gift to Il Lodge.

Hugh Mcmillan, of Borden Shaft,
has lately completed and set up two
pretty Fellowcraft Pillars in Masonic
Temple. Each is : feet high and a
combination of base, ornamented with
the jewels of the Masters Degree,
huted column, chapter and globe.
The pillars are painted III bright blue,
the projections, ornaments and trim
mings in gilt. To the Lodge, No. 80,
only the cost of the raw materials are
charged, Mr.. Mcmillan contributing
the work, practically a gift of over
$50. The pillars are handmade and
fine, tasteful specimens of Mr.. Nc
Millau's skill as a wood worker.
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HO. for McSIminSIer,

At the meeting of Tuesday, llth
inst, the Fire Department accepted
the invitation of Westminster com
mittee to attend the Seventh Annual
Convention of the State Firemen's
Association, to be held in that city
June I and s, next.
The Department also elected the fol-
lowing members as their representa-
tiVes in the convention
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-04-15

John j. Price has purchased the
pretty residence of David Eisenberg.
corner Frost avenue and Broadway.
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Business Locals,

There Is more Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together,
ana until the last few years was supposed to
be lnCuraDle. For great many years doctors
pronounced 1t Il local disease, and prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment pronounced it in
durable. Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore REQUIRES
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney, Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the
market. 1t is taken internally IN doses from
TO drops to a teaspoontul. 1t acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for any case
1t fails to cure. Send for testimonials
f. j. CHENEY a CO..
Sold Inv NrnnntiSt. ~ ,rnIn.I. ALin
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Public Opinion.

That advertisement of ours in the
JOURNAL last week looked like a Frost
burg rebus.-D. r. Nc.Hullea.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements


\ PLAIN Gold Band RING, between
~ Thomas Bath residence and my home,
Union street. \ liberal reward will he given
if returned. Mrs. WILLIAM WARNE.
April 5 1t
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New Business Locals.

The Directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association cl,urst1g r,rge the
prompt payment of all subscriptions and
membership fees. which can be paid to any
holds himself in rea5iness tn rnraiya al
funds ,ro,,,nt ,,,J ,l,,,,,,,,x ,;,,,,';, '' 'l
,0oDx, ,c;l ays,,,t y, ,,y,tI ,,J ,J .,,,,. ,,..
In, lxsocjat;oy q
"
Robbed the Gravc.-A startling incident
of which Mr.. John Oliver, of Philadelphia
was the subject, is narrated by him as follows :
81 was in most dreadful condition. Ny
SKIN was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and sides
no appetite-gradually growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had gwen me up
Fortunately, friend advised trying Electric
Bittcrs,' and to my great joy and surprise, the
first bottle made a decided Improvement
continued their use for three weeks, and am
life, and robbed the grave ofanoihcr victim. ~
No one should fail to try them. Only 80
cents per bottle at the G. f. Pearce Drug Co. $
store.
MI.
CT r" 81 nose w no nave lrIcd-|l SUI,
IgIe" rom tatarIn Oh th9 worst NIhd ana
nene' n"I]t" loI cure pul FL! cream Balm
ItSh'S 10 40 even lIlaI-Ostar OstfOm, to
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COUNTY NEWS.
Death.

Mrs. Carrie c., wife of Stephen
Grove, Borden Shaft, died Saturday,
April s, 1899, aged 81 years.