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The Washington times., 1904-03-01

SAKS & CO.-Every department in
this big store is showing representatives
Of what Will be in form for spring and
summer wear. The new top coats. suits,
hats. shoes. and furnishings are ready
for inspection
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FAMILY SHOE STORE 90 Spring
stocks are daily accommodating in this
shoe center. Already there is quite q
gathering Of new shapes and feathers in
both high and low-quarter goods. Their
new hosiery department also sparlxIes
with bright creations in high-grade
goods.
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ATTRACTIONS IN RETAIL STORES.

s. KAHN, SONS & co. announce
general underpricing throughout their
establishment on new and desirable
spring merchandise. Especially import
ant are the dress goods. lace, notion,
and white goods offerings.
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For the Recipe Book WOmaR's Best Years

In most households the majority of
tastes rule I'm favor Of desserts at the
end Of the diner. and ofttimes it is tho
man OF the house" who feels the most
aggrieved when ne is informed that
there is no pudding today" Varieties
I'm this lire are as desirable as with
other dishes. and this is n fact well
worth considering, as well az the cost,
IN supplying these seemingly not really
necessary dishes.
Spanish Pudding.
Scald three cupfuls Of milk I'm a dou-
bic boiler; beat togeth er four eggs. one
quarter CT "A cupful Of granulated sugar
mixed with one-third of cupful Of sift-
ted -four and one-quartcr cf "A tea
spoonful Of salt. and add gradually one
cupful Of cold milk, pour the mixture
into the sculdcd milk. stir until smooth
~ thickened. then cover and cook for
fifteen minutes, take from The fire, add
enc teaspOOnfuI Of butter and one tea
spoonful OF vanilla. and press through
sieve into a baking dish: mix together
one-half cupful OF sugar; TWO squares
OF chocolate grated ana one tablespoon
ful of powdered cinnamon. spread over
the top Of the pudding. bake I'm a hot
oven for ten minutes and serve.
Nesslerode Gelatin.
Whip very stif one cup Of cream. Into
this. slowly whip Ono~half cup pulvrr-
izedA sugar. Have prepared one table
spoonful Of Knox's gelatin dissolved in
one-third cup OF hot water Stir this
drop by drop into the cream. Lastly.
whip IN lightly one cup Of bits *
candied cherries pineapple and English
walnuts. Flavor with vanilla. pour into
molds and pack in ice for four hours
May be served with whipped cream.
Cafe Pa1fait
In making cafe parfait the cream may
b. Favored with chocolate. vanilla or
strawberry. the parfait taking the name
Of the fiavoriug. Use good. thick cream
very cold; add 20 10 half "A pound Of
powdered sugar. and a gill Of black cot
fee. mix thoroughly; stand the basin
In a pan 81 cracked ice. and with n wire
eggbeater beat 10 a froth. This will
take about five minutes. Put the mix
ture into a mold, put on the lid. coVcf
the joint with Il piece OF WaNcd paper.
pack IL In coarse salt and ice. and stand
aside for two hours or II may be
packed IN the freezer and served IN
numbers.
Prune Ice Cream.
Stir one and one-half CUBS Of fine gran.
ulated sugar into three pints Of cream,
add one and one-half tablespoonfuls OF
vanilla. mix thoroughly. chill and pour
into the freezer When half frozen adj
one small cup Of sweet prune6 (sOftened
IN water. stoned and chopped very fine
This Is more delicious than fresh fruit
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GOLDENBERG'S announce special re-
auctions in the mating and granite
ware departments, also in gloves, hand
kerchiefs. and leather goods The De-
pendable Store is the seat of great bar
gaining this week.
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POSTMASTER APPOINTED

Andrew r Watts has been appointed
postmaster at Monitor. Amherst county,
Va. to take the place Of w. H Jen-
nings. removed
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New Branch at Petworth. D. c.

Want advertisements and subscrip-
tions for The Evening and Sunday
Times will be received at regular Of
flee rates at the Johnson Drug Co. 1901
New Hampshire Avenue CPetworth).
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Floods in Middle West.

CosHocToS, ONO, Jan. 2l.-The ice gorge
in the Walhonding river al Walhouding today
swept away the sieel railway bridge and the
village of Warsaw is half under water. Stock
is being driven TO the hills and intense excite
ment reigns. Grave fears are felt in this city
at the junction OF the Wslhondiug, Tuscarawas
and Muskingum rivers.
DAYTON, ONO, Jan. 2l.-An ice gorge
housetop high has formed at Steele's Dam, in
the Miami river, north Of this city, and Sc
rious results are threatened. Residents of
Riverdale and North Dayton, are living IN
dread of recurrence of the food in the spring
of 1898, when thousands of dollars worth of
property was destroyed and many lives en-
dangered. Water is three or four feet deep
in the streets of the village OF Ironwood.
LAFAYETTE, ND, Jan. 2I.-The Wabash
river has risen 10 feet since midnight. All
boats, including pleasure steamer, have been
destroyed by the ice. The water has over
flowed all the loslands aud is in the cellars
of houses along the banks. Elmwood, q
suburb, is four feet under water. Much stock
has been drowned.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 2l-The White river
is out of its banks. At Muncie the IndiaHa
Union Traction Company's bridge is gone
and other bridges have been carried away.
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Extremely Low Temperature.

CATsKILL, N Y, Jan. 19-Unahle to en-
dure the intense cold, thousands Office harvest.
ers quit the river ice fields today The Their.
morneter registered 22e below at this point.
al Windham, on the mountain top, S0o below
and at Tannersville, 82e below.
FoSDA, n. Y, Jan. I9.-Ali records fer
cold weather have been broken ia the Mohavk
Valley. the official thermometer registering
$50 below zero today. Trains on the New
York Central we're from two TO FIVE hours late.
Telegraph and telephone companies were
badly crippled.
MALONE, n. Y, Jan. l9.-The mercury
touched 25o below zero in Malone at Z o clock
this morning. At Mountain View il reached
43o below.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Jan. l9-Reports from
the eastern section Of the State show that The
mercury touched 2s0 below zero la several
places last night. while from &c 20 l2e below
we're the figures given in nearly all the towns
in the coal mining districts. In Monroe county
the mercury reached 2S0 below, while ia
Northampton county I2o degrees below was
the minimum. Poiisville reports % to 1os
below; Reading. e below; Wilkesharre, l09;
Scranton, l0e to l2o: ShAmokin, 16o: Hazle-
ton, lie; Nanticocke, lso; Allentown. 10.
and Mauch Chunk, l0o
Delaware river is almost closed 10 navigation.
At the Horseshoe. few miles below the city.
the ice is packed from 3 to 10 feet high. while
from Brideshurg, on the north, TO Trenton, a
distance of % miles, the river Is frozen solid.
NV HAVEN, CoXx., Jan. i9.-Exireme
cold weather again prevailed IN Connecticut,
the temperature here equaliug the lowest
official record of the season--50 below zero.
Much lower Thermometer readings were re-
ported from inland points, especially from
places in the Litehfeld hills. where ihermom
eter readings were from 24' to 500 below.
BosToE, Mass, Jan. l9.--Railway travel
was again badly inierfered with today ewing
TO the recurrence Of extreme cold weather.
The long distance trains suffered the most de.
lay.
At s a. m. the temperature was So below ia
this city.
In Northern New England during the night
the mercury stood at 20' below and even lover
al some points
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4112 EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court Of Carroll County, sitting
as a Court of Equity.
Benjamin +. Grouse, Assignee of Assignee of
Mortgage, Us. Jacob Theodore Myers and
Laura A. Myers, bis wife, and Sonora c.
Kemper and David L. Kemper, her bus.
band, Mortgagors.
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting as Court OF Equity, this I'D
day of January, in the year nineteen hundred
and four. that the sale of the Real Estate
mentioned in these proceedings, made and
reported by Benjamin +. Crouse, Assignee OF
Assignee of Mortgage, be ratified aud con
6rined, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 22nd day of February,
next; provided copy Of this orde. be inserted
IN some newspaper printed and published 10
Carroll County, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks before the 18th day of Febru-
airy. next.
The report states the aaaount of sale TO be
$2300.00
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk
True Copy,-Test:
jan23 81 DAVID P. SNEIsER, Clerk.
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Carroll for Smith.

Ex-Gov. John Walter Smith is pre-
eminently the choice of the majority of the
Democracy of the State of Maryland for
United States Senator.
If the will of the majority is reflected
by the votes in the General Assembly he
will be elected.
The strength of Rayner is that of one
secured in the midst of a campaign-a
political hold-up.
Nobody wants Bernard Carter, although
he would make an able senator.
If the senator and delegates of Carroll
wish to concur with the great Democratic
majority of the county they will vote for
Smith.
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Death Miracle in an Illinois Town.

HARRIsBURG, ILL.,, Jan. lS.-The days of
miracles are not passed, according to those
familiar with the death and return TO life of
Ulysses 5. Roberts, a cigarmaker and musician.
He had been afflicted with eonsum ptIon for
nearly year. Two weeks ago his condition
became worse, and few days later he called
his wife and two children TO his bedside, and,
kissing them good bye, told them of the fast
approaching end. la the presence of the
family, bis pastor. Rev. A. S. Maxey. of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, of this city;
Attorney r. S. Marsh, his family physician,
and number of relatives, he died.
An undertaken was called. Twelve hours
had elapsed since the spirit had left the body,
when suddenly the figure lying on the cot
smiled and opened his eyes. Mr.. Roberts
then spoke and asked them how long he had
been gone, and, when told, he said.
'sThat's strange; it seems to me have been
gone 200 years. / have been in heaven and
have been happy"
He told of his meeting his father, who had
long preceded him, and other relatives and
friends. Many questions were asked by the
pastor, Rev. A. S. Maxey, concerning heaven.
and the description given by him was won
derful.
But said he, II have just seven days to
remain on earth when will leave you until
we meet up yonder."
When asked by Rev. Mr.. Maxey as to how
Jesus appeared he said he was most always
happy, except at times when he beheld this
earth stepped in SIM Roberts expressed a
desire to return to heaven and trpe to his pre-
diction, on the seventh day, and at the very
hour named he again died.
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''The Suns" Evil Eye.
From the Kent News.


For years The Sun used ali its batteries upon
Mr.. German, and yet that distinguished states
man is back in the Senate and is most likely
to have even greater honors thrust upon him.
The Sun championed the cause Of WIN. j.
Bryan, and that great man hit the earth with
a mighty thud. 1t selected Mr. Straus as its
next victim. That distinguished orator and ex-
tinguished politician bloomed and blossomed
for while meath the rays OF The Sun, but
soon faded away, leaving an unpleasant odor.
The great luminary demanded Mr.. Vandiver' 5
retirement from the State Central Committee
because of alleged incapacity, aud the General
comes back with victory that makes The
Sun look like a tallow dip. The ''Shiner
is at present working its spell upon Mr. Ray
ner. Poor man Ii is not hard to see his
finish. He is too heavily handicapped. His
refulgent and only hacker, when it was on
either side, has been on the losing side for
many years. The proper Democratic policy
in these days is to find out what The Sun
wants and do the opposite.
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Last Monday DR.. Gordon 7. Atkinson, of
Somerset county, the newly elected Comp
troller of the State Treasury, took the oath
of Office before Governor Warfeld, succeeding
DR.. Joshua W Herring. The many friends OF
Mr.. B. Frank Grouse, of this city, will be
pleased to learn that he was asked by the new
official to retain the same position be held
under DIR. Herring This is a high compli-
ment to Mr. Crouse's efficiency, especially so
as it came to him unsolicited.
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TN the Matter of the Tax Sale OF a
Il Parcel Of Land in Carroll County.
Maryland
Ia the Circuit Coart Tor Carroll Couniy.
Emanuel Fisher, Tax Collector, ~. Samuel
MOoushower. Ct a., heirs AZ law Of Charity
Moonshower, decreased.
Ordered. this 2lsi day Of January. in the
year A. D.. 1904. upon aifd after exa M i,Aiion
Of the proceedings ~ this cause IN relation 10
the sale Of the real estate therein meu iioued,
made and reported therein by Emanuel Fish.
er, Collector Of State and County Taxes,
10 aud for the Second Election District Of
Carroll County. iha, the sale Of the Real Is
tate sold and reported As aforesaid IN this
cause be ratified aud confirmed on or before
the 22nd day If February. next; provided
that notice be given by causing a copy Of this
order TO be inserted iu some Newspaper 10
Carroll County, Maryland. once ia each OF
four successive weeks prior 30 the 22ad day Of
February, 1904 warning The heirs OF the said
Charity Moonshower. deceased, and all per
sons interested in said real estate sold aud re.
ported As aforesaid, to be and appear ~ this
Court in person. or by solicitor. on or befor
the 22nd day Of February next, aFid show
eause if any be. or they may have, Why said
sale should not be ratified and confirmed.
The report states the amour, Of sale to be
one hundred and four dollars and fifty cents.
WM. II. THOMAS.
True Copy,-Test:
jan23 81 DAVIB p. SNELsER. Clerk.
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James L. Blair. former general counsel fol-
the St. Louis Exposition, who was to have
been tried on two indictments for forgery in
connection with the Exposition, died at Eus
It's, Fla, of cerebral congestion, January Is.
He had over 81 900, 900 insurance on his life,
$500, 600 of which goes to bis wife, and the
remainder was assigned to his creditors.
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NOR -Montmorenci Farm, con,
L tanning Two Hundred and Seventy Five
Acres of Arabic Land in Worthington Valley,
Baltimore County, Nd Abundance of barns
and other outbuilings, land very fertile, well
watered, level, and easily cultivated. Address
8O7 Union Trust Bldg, Baltimore, Md.
dec 10 ct
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

has obtained from the Orphans Court of Car
roll county, in Maryland, letters of admin
istration on the Personal Estate of
ANN SELBY,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscri-
Der, on or before the 18th day of August,
1904; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
January, 1904.
E. GREEN SELBY,
jan l64t Administrator.
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jan % St.
TEMPERANCE RALLY.-There will

HNEMPERA NCE RALLY.-There will
u be Union c. K. Temperance Rally of
the Deer Park, Providence and Finksburg C.
Z. Societies, January 3lst, beginning prompt
ly at 7.3O p. w., at Providence NJ. P. Church,
under the direction of Miss Beulah b. Benson.
County c. +. Temperance Superintendent.
The speakers will be Messrs. Geo. k. Mather,
of Westminster, and Charles Elderdiee, of the
Theological Seminary. If weather should be
Indictment will be held the following Sunday,
February 18th. jan % q
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DINNER SETS
TEA SETS
TOILET SETS

We will furnish you these beautifully deco
rated goods direct from the factory and guar
antee you saving of % per cent. to 80 per
cent. Write at once for Free Catalogue.
THE PORCELAIN COMPANY,
Post Office Box 403,
ian % 3t# Baltimore. Nd.
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IN the Circuit Court for Carroll
l. County. Sitting as Court Of
Equity.
No 4G93 EQUITY.
EN-narte

10 the matter uf the Trust Estate Of Albert
Jones, e. ST., Joseph d. Baker. Trustee.
Ordered by the Great Coasi Tor Carroll
county. sitting IS : Cogri Of kqaiy, thus is'h
DAY OF January. ia the year nineteen hundred
aud four. that The sale Of ghs Real Estate
mentioned ~ these prccedsugs, made and &c
ported uy Joseph b. Baker. Trustee, be raiI-
ied aad confirmed, saless cause TO the coa-
trary thereof be Shown ou oy before tie 81
day OF February next, provided COPS 4 this
order b. inserted iu sasne newspaper printed
aud pabiJshed Ia Carroll cgaaly once "a eash
81 three successive seeks before size l5Lh aAy
Of February next
The report states the smoaag at sale 70 be
5000 90
DAVID 2. SMEl.SER, Cjrrk.
True Copy, --Icss.
iap Is 81 DAvta T. SMRsEKE Cirra
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in all it's Branches.

Plate work done by the latest and most
improved methods. Teeth filled with Gold,
Silver, Amagam or Cement. Crown and
Bridge Work Specially. Special attention
given 10 Extracting Teeth Without Pain, by
the use of Nitrous Oxide Gas and other anes-
thetics.
Oface-67 East Main Street, opposite
FiremeD's Building, Westminster, Md.
jan23 o. w. BARTON, D. D. S.
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DUBLIC SALE
OF
STOCKS AND BONDS.

Wa BE- sald At the DEPOSIT Aaa frasl eosa
pany's otiic~. Westminster. " o..
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY > lsof.
at $50 .. ~, The follo~lak SlocAs Aad
Bonds.
is6 Shares Stock Union National bank OF
Westminster.
Is Shares Stock Planners aad Mechanics
National Bank OF Westminster
2f5 Shares Stock Westminster Ga. LiEh,
Ccmpsuy.
Shares stock Land Improvement, Loan
and Manufacturing Co. Of Neslminsscr.
10 Shares Stock Ice aud Cold Storase %.
Of Westminster.
Firsi Mortgage Beads i the Western
MsryiAud College Of the denomination Of
Sl00 each, ~ > l-E cruI interest per AHuap,
payable sean annually P,snelplr due Apui
Ist, 1918
Terms Cash.
JANIS = J, THOMAS ROoP, Auci.
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June 81 has been selected as the day for
the Republican National Convention to meet
to select candidates for President and Vice
President.
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~
This is to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters of ad-
ministration on the Personal Estate Of
ALICE COVER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subseri-
bers. on or before the 18th day of August,
1904; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day of
January, 1904.
GEORGE 4. BOWMAN,
FRANK T. COVER,
Jan IS At Administrators.
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IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
4 4 remaining in the Postotfice, Westmin-
ster. Nd, January II, 1904;
Barron. Mr.. Leo. A. Starner, Mr.. Theodore
Harley, Mr.. WIN. G. Thomas, Mr.: VIM,
Never. Mrs. Annie woodward, Mrs Ma
Ray, Mr.. John ME
Smith, Miss Hannah B.
Persons calling for mail in the above list
will please say it was advertised.
iau23 GEORGE E. BAUGHMAN, p. NJ.
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INSURANCE AGENCY
OF
CHARLES E. GOODWIN,
Successor TO Wilson & Goodwin,
20 W. Main Street, second story of Smith &
Reifsnider's Office Building,
WESTMINSTER. MD.
Represents the following Companies
Royal Fire Insurance Co. of Liverpool
Continental Fire Insurance Company of
New York
Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society Of
England.
Employers Accident Liability Assurance
Corporation Limited of London.
No Notes. No Assessments.
Jan 27v
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Special lot of all steel
Hatchets, good size and weight,
finely finished, and a genuine
bargain, only lie.
ii Cents.
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NEAT and PROMPT WORK.
HAVING LEASED THE STORE

II AVINt LEASED TIE STOKE
Room adjoining Jno. D. Bowers Grocery
Store, two doors East of the Old Stand,
aud not wishing to move the goods on
hand, | will close them out at once for
Cash. and open in the New Room with
Lower Prices and a Fresh and Up-to
Date Stock of Harness, Saddles, Brides,
Collars, Whips. Flynets, Lap Busters,
Trunks. Suit Cases, Brushes. Combs,
Oils, Hames, Chains, Harness, Leather,
&c. Soliciting your inspection and thank.
ing you for past patronage.
Respectfully,
J. W. SKUNK,
jan23 Westminster, Nd.
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MT HERS7
& MANCHESTER
II YOU KEEP HALF.
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If we cut into pieces every coin you give US
and handed back to you One-halt, we would not be
saving you money any more surely than by offering
such extraordinary values do this week. We
working for your interest in offering such bargains
as these and know many will want to take advan-
tage Of them.
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EYE GLASSES,

INVISIBLE Bifocal Lenses furnished for
distance and near. Diseases of the eye and
ear treated. Dr.. A. d. MANSFIELD.
80 East Main ST., Westminster, Nd
OFFICE Hours Mondays, ~ to p. m.
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Office Westminster Cemetery Compsny.
Westminster. Md, Jan. IA, 1904.
Notice is hereby given to the Lotholders of
the Westminster Cemetery Company, that the
annual election for President and Board of
Six Managers of said Company, to serve for
the ensuing year, will be held at the First
National Bank of Westminster, on TUESDAY
EVENING, FEBRUARY 2, 1904, between
the hours of and o'clock.
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n. w. CRAPSTBR,
" Justice of the Peace,
Westminster, Md.
Will attend promptly and carefully to all
business entrusted TO his care. mayl
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W. NJ. and C. & P. Telephones.

f SO and 90 East ST, Westminster
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Granite Dippers.

Large size, perfect goods.
worth Is cents. but these 90 for
only lie.
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TO CREDITORS.

UA I'D 7. On EIAoEN, OItTh.
True copy,-Test:
ianl6 OF DAVID P. SNELsER. Clerk.
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A NNUAL ELECTION.

WANTEp.-New Bar Corn. s2.e5 Barrel :