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Halghi Items.

Rev. J. W. Hawiey will preach az NcM
Oakland fogaorgou. SaadAy, ~ II Q clock
sunday school al the usual boar. The Sun-
day school, despite the tpeaesaeni srAthrr
daring tlsc wip,er. has been quite suers7stul.
there i.sius iasr ATTENDANCE II each sesssau-
Th,, Sanday school Al OAkiAnd Mills. ander
the snp~rinteudcacY ct Mr.. knos Humphrry
: ia = iiourlshinE condition There ARE ah1Gt
~ scholars on roll al this early date.
The generosity % the psople al Oakland
Mills and vicinity SAs rvideaeea BY she AZ
peal for aid TO former emPloyc who has
been sick Tor soluc months. ay handsome
subscription Ehich amoaatei a. aeariy slo1.
Whatever else the people n tais place may
be lacking IN. Tor generosity they arr sns9r
passed.
Although therc have hcea m&hy hesvF ram
storms this wlnias. thereby making travrG
VERY had, oar Raral Free Mail delivery H:an
hss not been hftcen inmates laie a any time.
People generally are much more pleased slih
the system, and coaid earlier maIi to
SykssyiIic be gotten, ii wuaI4 psoye rDiireiy
satisfactory - everybody.
Thcre y tnach siekucss a. ihis tisas, doabt
less das 60 the chanxcllblc weather, mostly
eases q grippe.
We noticed IN the lasi issue u the Seatinel
OaklOhousa Items, description and the ioca-
ton Of said towp. Isl, possible that the people
Of this eoaasy are iguorAai Of such an imPor
lsni place Situated as u Is on a caap'y rad
leading to ths Lihcrly pike. and DOT many
miles from Eldersburgg Tie wriser fAsied 20
cbr0aiclr that Mr. Ia Haiaes moved from
the above named place 10 Mr. Ed~Ard Gas
sells, near HAighL
There wiil not be many changes oi resi-
deDces made about here, except At Oakland
Mills where there are continual fittings made
throughout the year.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. p Gruber, Of Baltimore,
visited his sister, Mrs. John b. Sayler last
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Stone, of the Great Model
Emporium millinery department, is in New
York this week.
Mrs. Arthur Spalding, Of Prince Georges
county, was guest Of Mrs. J. Howell Bill
Iingslea several days last and this week. Mrs.
Dr. Mitchell and daughter, Of Charles county,
are guests OF Mrs. Billingslea now.
Mr. VIM. F. Derr spent this week in New
York.
Mrs. Frank w. Fouke, of Baltimore, and
Mrs A. II. Campbell, Of Washington, d. c.,
we're in Westminster several days this week.
Mrs. Dr. Jos. T. Herring aud son are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore.
Mrs. NJ. P Waggener and daughter, of Gov
ington, KY, we're guests at The Westminster,
this week. They are visiting her daughter
Mrs. Edwin II. Manning.
Miss Carrie Shriver, of Westminster, at
tended the wedding Of Miss Ella f. Willard
and Rev. George Hines, at Buckeystown,
Frederick county, on Wednesday.
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,,rpnans, Court.

Monday, March 5.--Letiers Of administFa-
ton on the estate OF William W. Ogle granted
10 George II. Ogle, who returned inventory %
debts and received order 10 transfer mortgage
last will and testament Of Samuel Hoffman
admitted 10 probate aud letters tesiSmeHtary
thereon granted 10 Margaret Hoffman and
Samuel Wolfe, who received order to notify
creditors.
Henrietta Martin, administrators u Rn-
dolph Martin, returned inventories 81 per
sonAl property and debts and received order
10 sell personal property.
Thomas III. Lewis, executor Of james T.
Ward. settled 2d and final account.
Last will and Testament, Of Lewis II. Knox
admitted 10 probate, aud letters iesiameniSry
thereon granted to Mary 4. Knox.
Last will and testament Of Adeline r. Wan
derford, admitted 10 probate.
Alice Richardson, execnirix Of James "a
Richardson, reported sales OF personal prop
er,y.
Samuel f. Hess, administrator Of Mary A.
Bushey, reported sale Of personal property
and settled first and fnal account
Tuesday, March 6--l4aarA A. Fowble, al
ministrairix Of Angelina HeltahEidle, returned
inventories Of personal property and money
and received order to sell personal properly
Uriah Six, administrator Of William SIX,
settled ID and final account.
Jennie E. Mekinstry and Agnes M-Simmons.
executives Of Mordecai c. Mekinstry, NJ
turned inventories of personal property aud
money.
Letters Of administration the estate Of
Maria ShafFer, deceased, granted "a Edward
II. Krideler, who received order Ia notify
creditors.
John II. and George w. Siansbury. eXecu-
tors OF Eliza Houek, settled frst account
solomon Shepherd and Anua +. Wood,
executors Of Sarah Ann Shepherd. settled
first and final account.
Final ratification Of the sale Of the lease
hold estate OF Julia A. Smith, deceased
William NJ. Reindollar, executor Of Samuel
Reindoilar, reported additional sale Of per
sonal property and settled FIRST account.
Lsst will and testament of Margaret Frank
forter, admitted TO probate, aud letters OF ad
minislratiou ". A., granted to Josephine
Grumbine and George +. Grumbiue, who re
eeived order to notify creditors.
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Bachman valley Items.

Ga Friday of last week. rs john and Ellen
Steiner we're returning from the funeral Of
Bertha Houser. who WAS burned 10 death the
Wednesday previous, IN going down hill
near their home. the front axle Of The buggy
broke, throwing the trout oi buggy against the
kursc This startled the borse and he ran,
dragging the buggy with HIM. Fortunately for
the occupants the harness broke and they IS
capped with slight INJURY. The vehicle ~as a
complete wreck.
On the evening Of February .. qRlis =
number Of friends snd neighbors congregated
at the bome Mr. Ezra Frock. in Bsehman' ;
Valley. IN honor Of bis 18th anniversary
Refreshments Werc ahandauily served Aiter
engaging ~ gaHes IT various kinds, aud an
sirnmcnial music. ihey al departed for their
homes. wishing desc a.Aay more happy birth
day@. Among those Prescpt we're
Frra Frcs. Charles FuhtIsan ant wiie. E.iwAri
Hatcisasihssu anil Hifs AU3Egw Eitruhuth knt
a if. Milton Rosa aud &c. Charles .ifs1ac assi
vile. Misses Sus,e FsyaeF Kate Eiscnhs'ih Aanie
". kiseuhugh. liza kcsh. Enc sucach, Mr. Rachael
Frnck Aunic Fnhrtnta. Mcsrx Howard !. keesgF-
Rnnus Garrett. David EhAmgh. i0ttis istnfth "a
MarrhenhnFu Els Stoncrfier. ssEn Nhrril, 81 irFtn
Rrnh Mittn LeSsse. William E3scnhush. CarFta
simpson. Lonis ElEhzrts Cleveland SlnGies UtafrF
Ffssk Eiuef ssfseF Jess Frssck Morris ftif4EtaAii
siarEis nArctcuhpsn. Kenneth FsNrck. Oscar Frass
and Wm J swcnk
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IorAan,s Retreat Items

March is here again, with its winds and
mud, next will be the fittings aud the big
diuaers. There will be many IN our com
m9nity this spring. Mr.. n. NJ HellingeF,
who moved near Pleasant Valley last fall,
came down this week aud concluded his ;.aov.
ing.
Mrs. +. l.. HoIlenhaugh has returned home
from 4 tao weeks visit near Crawford's aud
Winfield.
Mr. II. c. Little is buying stock to go to
farming with.
Good cows aud horses are bringing good
prices
Jordan's Retreat school aud Marston school
mines played game Of ball on Friday OF last
week on the latter's ground. The game re-
suited 80 10 6 in favor of the Retreat nine.
Mr.. Harvey T. Haines, one of our painters,
is kept busy going from house to house
painting vanishing aud dressing up furni
ture, &c.
Generally speaking health OF community
good, though many are suffering from colds.
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Local Legislation.

In the Senate, on Monday night, the House
bill to authorize the Town Commissioners OF
Taneytown to provide for the Improvement OF
the town was passed; also to authorize the
Board of School Commissioners OF Carroll to
refund to Mary A. Hof money paid for AN
unused liquor license; also providing for an
additional Justice of the peace in the Eighth
district of Carroll county.
The Senate bill to amend the charter OF
Union Bridge was favorably reported, and on
Tuesday II was ordered to be engrossed for
final passage.
The bills requiring the payment to Hamp-
stead portion OF the road tax, and author
izing the transfer OF liquor licenses were or
dered engrossed for final passage.
On Tuesday, DIR. Norris presented petit
ton from citizens Of Carroll and Frederick
counties asking for an appropriation tor iarm
ers' institutes.
Mr. Walsh obtained leave to introduce bills
to amend the road laws and to prohibit the
sale of calves less than three weeks old.
In the Senate House bills were favorably
reported-to define the corporate limits OF
Taneytown, ard to amend the charter of Mt.
Airy.
In the House favorable report was made
on the bill amending the charter OF the West
minister Water Company.
Dr. Norris obtained leave to introduce
bills authorizing Carroll County Commission
ers to adjust the accounts of VIM. W. Smelser,
late county tax collector; referred TO the del
egation; and to sanction requests Of Samuel
Hoffman, late of Carroll county; by Mr..
Walsh to sanction gifts to various orgauiza
lions by the late Margaret :. Ferguson.
The House bill TO pay David \. hcnning
for services rendered the State was lAvorabiy
reported.
The House bill to authorize the Liberty aud
Pine Greek Turnpike Company TO issue bonds
10 take the place Of those redeemed, vas
passed
Governor Smith has signed the following
bills: To eixend the privilege Of the George
W. Albaugh Real Estate and Brokerage
Company of Carroll Coanty, and enable u 10
loan money on or 10 purchase evidence 81
debt; also TO authorize the commissioners OF
Carroll county 10 erect sien.hoards.
Mr.. Walsh, obtained leave % introduce a
hill providing that ans telephone COMPANY
chartered in this State the gross receipts Ut
which do net exceed 8, 00a and which does
not earn sufficient money To pay any disi lends
shall not be subject 10 the Franchise tax Of
per cent. on It's gross receipts or earnings
In the House favorable reports were made
on the bills to amend the charters Of the
Manchester, Union Bridge aud Union Nails
Banks.
The House bill TO authorize the redemption
of the Bonds Of Westminster WAS passed
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J. Robert Hughes, Freedom, Md -.
writes Il have used your Potato Com
pound for the past four years and shall
use it again this season. Ii suits our soil. |
find it far superior to any other fertilizer
for potatoes
james " Thomas, Howard county,
states IL consider your Potato Com
pound the best potato fertilizer on the
market
James + Linton, Carroll County,
write, II have used Potato Com
pound fcr the past SIX wears, during
which time have recommended it To a
number If ms ueighborS. Il has always
gwen lerlest satisfaction
Francis J AIbaugh, Gist, Md, sends
Us the following 81 can recommend your
'Ammoniated Bone for oats aud corn,
consider i, frs, class fertilizer in every
way.
William II. Amos, Howard county,
writes Your Ammoniatcd Bone i all
You claim fer il. | am much pleased
with results FROM it "
Elias $ Gather, Sykcsyille, Md,
wriies.--I have used your 'Ammoniated
Rome for several years and consider it an
excellent fertilizer for Spring crops.
have had good results from it on potatoes
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surprise Parties at MI. Pleasant.

An enjoyable surprise party was given a. the res
idenoe Of Mrs. Mary Lud ig on the evening Of Feb
ruary 26. Conversation and games were enjoyed
until 10 O'Clock. when refreshments were served
Those present were irwin warehime and wife. W.
NJ Warehime and wife. W. NJ. Masenhimer and
wife. j. W King and wife. Ms Sarah Hesson;
Misses Ella Hesson. NASe wArehime Katie stonesi-
fer, Hester warehime Anna warehime, sue Ware
hime Edna NJ HessOn. Reany Masenhimer. Ada
James; MeSsrs. J. W. Frock, Clinton warehime,
Frank Stewart. George Bankert and w. 5. Grouse
ON the evening of Marcn ID there was a surprise
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin warehme.
All had pleasant evening. Refreshments were
served in abundance Those present Irwin
warehime and wife, W. NJ. warehime and wife. W
NJ. Masenhimer and wife; Misses Katie Stonesfer
Nase Warehime, Ada James, Hester warehime. Ella
Hesson. Anna Masenhimer, SADIE warehime. Reany
Masenhimer, Agnes Masenhmer Messrs. J. W.
Frock, Frank Stewart, John Hut Denton Ware
hime John Stonesifer and W. 5. Grouse.
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Circuit Court Proceedings.

The case of Mary NJ. Myers, wife of John
T. Myers, Abraham Miller and Albert Miller,
cayeators, against George II. Gehr and Jonas
Bachman, executors Of the will of John H.
Miller. was closed on Thursday evening by
verdict in favor of the cayeators, setting aside
the will. The case occupied the court ten
days and was closely contested by counsel on
both sides. The jury reached a verdict short
ly after retiring to the jury room, and but one
ballot was taken.
The court heard few motions yesterday
morning, and then adjourned until Monday.
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MDsEs- EbryoEs.-M Ny kicss eoiHukio With the
opinions expressed BY yoaf shiPley correspondent
in Essi weeks ADyos tTE ssd heartily sudofse al
he Said.
lis true. We who are engaged Ia eqniPptns the
coming generation 10 lead lives q asefulnessshe
noblesi vocation. / may say pSofe siou-sFe not
paad enongh for our services oar responsibilities
are even CRATER than that Of CLERK a mail wag-
on. carrier and Just compare ihe salaries f0r
moIneuts The salaries We rcceiye-eysn Those
h0lding hrst-eass certidoAte-s NOT enough 10 make
= comfortable iiyiag without some means 10 esru
money besides, aud perhaps lwothiris Of the teach
ers have not tina, privilege.
Again. why not let the country pupii-haye the
same privileges A. the town peopie-acce,s TO
four terms OF school when the country people Eay
as much taxes, in proportion. As those do To whom
are accorded the privileges Of an extra term Of
school
The Harvey correspondent set the bali rolling. 80
the lso teachers Of this grand old coanty should
unite In an effort to better themselves and the
spectiye neighborhoods ia which they laboring'
Let US hear from Others Of the teaching fraternity
ONE OF the TEACHES
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KILLED BY a Kick From a Horse.

About O'Clock on Thursday morning Mr..
William U. Lambert, of Tyrone, was kicked
in the right side of his stomach by a horse,
and died about the same hour in the evening,
though his physician, DIR. j. Rinehart. did
everything to relieve him from the intense
pain Mr. Lambert would have been 80 years
old in April, was bachelor, and two sisters
lived with him. Two other sisters, Mrs.
Charles Phillips and Mrs. Charles Marquet.
reside near by. In religion he was a Lutheran
and Republican in politics. Mr.. Lambert
was highly esteemed in his neighborhood and
his sudden death is much deplored by large
number of friends. His funeral will be held
at Baust Church today, Saturday.
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Silver Run Items.

The entertainment given in the Mystic Chain
hsl last Saturday evening. by some of our school.
assisted by Miss Flora FhckingeE ami Messrs- II.
NJ Lippy L. E1augh and Thus Boose, was sue
cess The hall was packed 10 the doors. ami quite
a number were unable TO set IN. The total receipts
were siS6s. which will net the school between $40
ant So and which will he added 10 the library
fund This was the first entertainment given In
the new hall by home talent and all were sur
priss.i and very much pleased 18th the perforsN-
ancr The Union Mills Orchestra, aa,ier the lead e
erShip OF Mr. Howard stItely, was present and add
81 much to the occasion by rendering number Of
selections in a manner that would have done credit
to much older organization FOlIosing Is the
program.
o,,ertuye .-. Orchestra
song The o.d school He'll, by Entire company
Fairy Freaks. An Amusing Play n Acts
Initiating a chiaaTaAn, a comiosl Play IN Two
:'IiaBdicappei -. "A Comic Drama ia Acts
''Ihs Black Bsrbcr. An E,hlopiAa pama in .
Acts
.sThe In,iiAa Scouts." can Amusing Play in Aeisl
The Captain Al santiago a National rl,y ia ?
Actal
Amsrics. 10 thee
We pie tec oar loyalty
Mind heart Nud haHi.
Thy laws . wisely male
AMI faithfully obcySt.
Thy banner ne eF betrayed
God. keep our iand
AtarFfca. may We
s8irr tifc itsrli or Ihee
As thy rammAndi
The tU.as that thee asssH
Fefgsv cur ysicr quail
Thrsr ~ Intentions fail
God save our Ani-
Bat hy pro- rcrity
LssaE may Ne i've &C. sss
On every hsnt
America. tu day
For 1lser aud ihiac w p-ag--
Let al ihe people @F
tsod hAce~ tatst.
NJ nAvet boss no has hryn caaAncd - Die
hasia, hsr several we~ks sith The grip haraerinE
an fleafisy Or pusamnsia Is sliu sufsefias quite
asvoro froga tisz attack
Mr.- : Ma-ciask q ChersTtosn. Is quitr SO At
ghis riiiuz t,un rheualkiisrs. tat she is uis
b.. b. Lrare her t-t
A slfslaV s-3fssai teachers ua7staHs aas hrtd a.
81 Mars Rrfsyrn0ti gs4rAsraFe. ga "Wednesday
evening Gals seven ~ i0 stg sesss trarits "a tfsr
sshanl weFu psssarat NuNt Weex ihT usrsgsEg y tf
- hrAi Al the rsshfcace ~ Mr. -. A Aas@cs
Mr. Ncassa @tstiy. ssras far tae paCFtuT "a
chinFs aaf other Agricultural tnaPteH1cnis. hsst
puhIic esae - F.srssuai prupsstg "Wednesday afsr
aau az ri restruca 10 this village tie VIII lsave
10 llitlSsIuwn ia the nssT fsssFc.
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FERTILIZERS.
FERTILIZERS.
FERTILIZERS.

We manufacture special brands for GER
tain crops, which is acknowledged by
recognized authority the only way that
Fertilizing materials should be used to pro-
duce the best results Being made from
Pure Bone Goods, the fertilizing properties
will not give out during the growing sea-
son, as many quick acting articles do, but
will mature the crop and leave the soil in
an improved condition. 1t may be used
heavy enough to produce best possible re
suits without firing the crop. We ask
your attention to the following Spring
Brands:
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A Tea Party.

A very pleasant tea was rendered TO q com
pany of her friends by Mrs. Elizabeth Engler
of New Windsor, on the 9th inst Her guests
we're most agreeably entertained and the
evening spent in a very delightful manner.
The table was the acme of perfection, aud
eyinced the taste and hospitality of the hostess
to appreciative guests. Those present were
Mrs. Elizabeth Engler, Miss Florence Engler,
Mrs John Buckley, Mrs. Jane Leppo, Mrs
Elizabeth Weaver, Mrs. George l.. Stocks
dale, Mrs. Hannah Baker, Mrs. Winfield
Snader, Mrs. Catharine Shorb, Mrs. Margaret
Shunck, Mrs. DOME Mullennix, Miss Annie
Greenwood, of Waynesboro; Miss Leanna
Snader, Master Paul Buckley.
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Weather record for the week.

March 3-mercury "a at I. a. m and &c at :
p. m; fair and hlustery March 4-mercury
80 at : a. m. and AZ at . p. M; fair until
noon, partly cloudy afterwards; light rain
after $50 p. IN. March 5-mercury 3s at
a. m. aud SO at p. M; cloudy, followed by
hazy weather. March 6--mercury 30 at a.
m. and AZ at p. m; rain from an early hour
until go p. N; followed by clearing and
blustery weather March mercury 81 at
a. IN. and 80 at , p. m. cloudy, followed by
clear weather. March 8-mercury "a at
a. NJ. and 81 at , p. M; generally cloudy
partially clear in the afternoon. March 9
mercury "A at a. IN. and 43 at ? p. m; par
tally clear
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SO COME QUICK.

bales of wide Unbleachei in remnants had to duplicate
it would you but let you have this tat DC a yd
Same in yard wide Bleached at &c
pieces "A Bleached Sheetng worth at yd
1000 yards Cotton Plaid Dress Goods, worth Sc at 38c a yd
1000 yards Good Light Outing Flannel wothSe sc yd
% pieces fancy Robe Prints worth sc yd
1000 yards Sc and Zoe Embrolenes in SC yd
1000 yards l25e o Poe Embroiers, in yd
No 40 all Silk Tafeta Ribbon, all shades, yd
10 pieces Sc and Zoe Light Dress Gnghams, &c a
% pieces Zoe percal, yard wide BE yd
> of Sc all Linen Brown Crash sc ayd
100 dozen of those Misses 1O Ribbed Hose I SC pair
% dozen Mems l5o zoe Half Hose pair 25c
lot of Tohon Val and Oriental Trimming Braid worth u
to 12Ac yard lie yard
We havea other special bargains the
possible advertise each visit here will repay you.
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FrIzellburg Items.

The Christian Endeavor Society of Baust
Church will visit the Y. p Society of this
place next Sunday night, and meet in the
Chapel. Messrs. Straughn aud Lewis, OF West
ern Md. College will also be present, and
good meeting is expected.
The only child of Waiter Frazer is quite i'll
at present writing. Mrs. Jennie Baust is still
confined to her bed with pneumonia.
Frank Snader was in Baltimore this week
on a business trip.
Ezra Sullivan is going to have sale of his
personal effects and will move TO Hanover.
There will be quite - number of changes in
this vicinity this spring, They will be given
later.
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MARRIED.

MssrA 4 1870 Al The parsonage 81 The EsfaFssei
raaafgh Manrhe~ter MI By Rev : " gosstsT
Hrnsy Lntaff Lseznsa1Eh # nessr AlsssA, Nd. 3sd
Ms -cTtliA ir-nc Msscmtf. u kaitlfnnrc euksEty
NJ
NaFch 4 fan hy Rev & u Egstcr H1Fscs n
gaffesS ~ nrsr NAneh.sia-. Nj AMI ALss Aauie
tscErFuste Kapp, u nssr Hampstead. NJ.
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Field and Garden Seeds.

Choice Clover Seed, Timothy Seed,
Kentucky Blue Grass, Orchard and Herd
Grass. White Welcome Seed Oats. Golden
Deut Seed Corn. Seed Potatoes, Northern
Crown Early Rose, Beauty Of Hebron,
Green Mountain aud Burbanks
Try one or the other Of cur family col
lections Of Garden Seeds Collection A,
seven varieties, mailed to any address,
postpaid. 25c: collection 3, fifteen yarie-
ties, SIDE Seeds by ounce or pound.
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Eos RENr--A house ga Green street. near
Ceatrv, al Modern Improvements Apply
&, y. l. FarrAF
FoE RsS7 Tn. late rssiiracr al 7. IL.
orsa,ieyG. ou Naip .ir,ri, Westminster
Au,sis sa Cbss, T. Fink
llnEssa rnE S,lE -Fgnr ti,.r,I Worker
asd brewers. lirs,sy >tTeakeF, Bcrve'i, Md.
Get good Auctioaceg. II you SAINT 70 have
.ss.,,i sale. T. 4. Gorsach, ~ Wrsimiusler,
hlls ah. ball Try him.
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and find that the people beginning thing when
The rapidly disappearing
will early call and told
last weeks advertisement positively intend
that possible few specials below, which will
will be found hundreds useful articles Houeuushng
is the making
nd wantne Furnitun they wanta at
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We lots Off
all dim
nearly which
i the mills deman
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Our Stores will be closed at M, except Saturday a
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Notices of Sales, for which bills are printed at
this Office viii be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents. When bills are printed
elsewhere 81 90 will be charged. Terms cash.
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Our Stock Of Lumber, Sash,
Doors and Blinds
Home Market.

We offer you market for everything
raised on the farm and will give you full
value for same, See our weekly quota
tons in this paper.