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Receipts and Shipments.

UNION STOCKYARDS. INDIANAPOLIS.
March i9.-Hogs-Only small supply OF hogs
sale to-day, and offerings were not as
good yesterday. There were a few choice
hogs. but most of the consgnments were mixed
weights. and the quality generally was just fairly
satisfactory. The market opened with very
good demand from shippers. and believing that
the supply would be hardly large enough TO ac-
commodate them. they were active bidders, and
the offerings changing hands promptly
at unevenly higher prices In a general way
the market could hardly be considered more than
&c higher, bat doubt a number of sales were
at least Zoe higher, quality being considered
Packers. usual. were very free buyers at
the advance. but they took a few, and a good
clearance made early. There were not
enough late arrivals TO affect the market In any
way. and. therefore, the close was steady at the
advance. Sales ranged from $40 to $3.50. and a
very large percentage Of the supply sold above
s535. Quotations:
Good TO choice medium to heavy. S. 45Gl5. 80
Mixed and heavy packing ................. 525Q5.5O
Good TO choice light weights. 5000 40
Common to fair light weights. 5100I5.25
Inferior to best pigs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4O0Ql5 90
Roughs and 4 SOFAS 10
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INDIANAPOLIS A. NORTHWESTERN
TRACTION COMPANY.
General Offices. Lebanon. Ind

General Off1ceS, Lebanon. iuu
INDIANAPOLIS waiting rooms, ticket Once ana
express office, E9 West Maryland street. Union
block Room g.
First through car for Lafayette leaves Indian
apolis at a. m. and arrives at Lebanon at 5-19
"a m Frankfort $50 "a. and Lafayette 8 -
"A m Second through leaves indianapolis
at g n m arrives at Lebanon at 1871 a m.
FRANKFORT at STA a. m. and Lafayette at SIT
a m and every hour thereafter until p. m.
Last car for Lebanon leaves Indianapolis at Hin
First through from Lafayette leaves La.
favette at 6:25 a. m, arrives at Frankfort nt
7:s9 a m, Lebanon at Sis a m. and indiana
apolis at 9:45 a. m. and every hour thereafter
until e,25 70. m Last from Lafayette to
lebanon leaves Lafayette at i1:3 D. m and
arrives at Lebanon at Ills n m
Exnress Department - Consignments received
until 10 O'Clock a. m. for delivery the same day
70 ALI points between Indianapolis and Frank
fort and until D. IN. for delivery 10 All points
before O'Clock the next morning
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NEW ORLEANS. March 19.-Cotton irregular.
Sales, Loo bales. Ordinary, IL lice; good ord-
nary. 133sc; low mddling. Hc; mddlng. 1850;
good middling. IA 1l-l6c; mddling fair, 10 1-16c.
Receipts, 2,lSS bales; stock. $685. bales.
NEW YORK, March 19-Cotton-Spot closed
dull and easy and 90 points lower; mddling up
lands, 4.5oc; middling gulf. H75c. Sales. 1.ss0
bales.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March ls-The dry goods mar
ket to-day was quiet. Both buyers and sellers
awaiting the result OF Sully's failure, and
until the action OF the material market Is
next week little is expected In the way of
development. Inquiries were received to-day for
lower prices on piece goods. but sellers were not
willing to express any opinion as 70 future prices
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LINE

GREENFIELD LINE.
General Offices. Franklin building
ALI, CARS DEPART FROM MERIDIAN AND
GEORGIA STREETS.
For Richmond. Caste ana intermediate
stations cars leave 6:55 a. m and every two
hours thereafter until $50 T. m
Above cars make direct connections Tor Day
TON Columbus. Newark. Lima. Marion and Gin
cinnati. o
For Greenfield. Knightstown and intermediates
stations cars leave at 5:aj a. IN and each holr
hereafter until 7.55 y. IN. ana 30 y. m Cars
leaving at SIS and IL :5s - IN run only az far
as Greenfield - 80 -
at 5.55 1855 and 1855 a m. for knightstowD
and IS a. IN. and goo p M Tor Richmond
FREIGHT CARS.
For Knghtstown Richmond and intermediate
stations cars arrive az l;lS a m. and depart ae
q % a m For Greenfield and intermediate sta
tions cars arrive at 7;l5 a. IN. and leave at S:0o
a M Also arrive at 2:iO =. m and leave ~ 40
m
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Poultry. butter and Eggs.

NEW YORK, March 1?.-Butter-Receipts 1863
packages. Market firm; extra fresh creamery
24T24l2c: creamery, common TO choice, loqz5c,
State dairy, 14G21c held creamery 4M2Oc.
steady State full creams. fancy small and large
colored and white, September, l2c; late made
102.c.
Eggs-Receipts' 15.75O packages. Market lower
and weak; State and Pennsylvania near by aver
age finest Tic; State and Pennsylvania hrsts,
15%c; Western firsts, 1910.
Poultry-Alive irregular; Western chickens. 12c;
: fowls, -l4e: turkeys. lac. Dressed firm; western
chickens, 12Gl3c; fowls. 13lzc; turkeys. 15o17c
PHILADELPHIA, March 19.-Butter steady
and in fair demand; extra Western creamery,
24l2e; extra nearby prints 2sc Eggs isc lower;
Southwestern, 1714c; fresh Southern, 1870, at
the mark. Cheese steady; New York full creams.
choice TO fancy. 10$s G11c; New York full creams,
fair 10 good, pa101zc
CHICAGO, March Bon the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was easy,
creameries. 14623izc; dsiries. l2l3q2le Eggs
steady; at mark. cases included, l5AQl5i2c.
Poultry-Live firm: turkeys. lie; chickens l2c;
springs. 12c.
ST. LOUIS. March Neutrality-suspicious. high
er; chickens 10i1G11c: springs, s3q350 per dozen;
turkeys. n412iac ducks, 12c: geese, 6Qlc. But
ter steady; creamery, 20G25l2c; dairyp 15q lsc.
Eggs steady at lac, case count.
KANSAS CITY. March 19.-Eggs steady; Mis-
whitewood cases included. 14i2c. Butter
Creamery. 20d22c, dairy. fancy, lie.
CINCINNATI. March Eggs quiet at 15c.
Butter steady. Poultry firm hens, l2l2c; springs,
l3isc; turkeys, 13a1ic. Cheese steady.
BOSTON March f9.-[Special Poultry easy;
fowls, 13c; chickens, 13Q14c; turkeys, l6Q17c;
capons. l6qlsc. Eggs. 1Sqlsc.
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Addie Kenoyer. repairs, 5i5 West Thirteenth
street, s125.
Lee Krauss. new store 'front.' sos West Wash
ington street, S160
ID. n. Baldwin * Co.. repairs lf5 North Penn
sylvania street $500.
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COLUMBUS a. SOUTH
ERN TRACTION COMPANY.

Through passenger leave Pennsyivanio
and washington streets for southport Green
800 Whfteland. Franklin. ATnlty. Edinburg.
TaxlorsviIie and Columbus. First car a. a
ana every hour thereafter unl 5 p The
IaSt car leaves at 1I.i y. N. At and 10 p. m
ears leave for Franklin and intermediate points
only y, - - -,
,-,orgia and Meridian streets for Greenwood
o,ix al s.3O a IN and $3.50 y. IN.
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THE CATTLE MARKET.

Although small the receipts Of cattle to-day
large usual on Saturday, but all kinds
were lot represented. On account OF the small
variety and scarcity of choice stock there was
not much competition between buyers and the
trading necessarily quiet, but sales indicate
that prices steady compared with the
way equal kinds sold yesterday. Fat steers sold
from si25 to S.. feeders from $40 to si.15 cows
at $50 TO 81. bulls 81 10 $3.50 and calves at
81 to s5.75. Quotations:
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Coal and Coke.
(Retail Prices.)
Drugs.

Bags 25c per ton extra, ground floor dumped
in cellar; soc per ton extra second floor car
ried in cellar. From wagon. sc per ton extra.
by wheelbarrow. chu.e or basket.
Alcohol s.. 55d2. 20; asafoetida, 4Oc; alum. 2lkG
4c camphor. 95cQ$1; cochineal, 55c; chloroforn,
5SQ65c; copperas. orl. SIC: tartar. pure
32G35c; indigo, 55QSOc: licorice, Calab., genuine
35a40c: magnesia. carb:. or. 2OG22c; morphine
Il. AZ w. per o., 81 45n215: oil bergamot, per
Id. SO; opium. So 50G3 10; quinne. p & w, pei
o., 30G55c; balsam copaiha. 55d60c: soap. Cas-
tile FIR. 13Il6c; soda, bicarb pa d5c; salts. Ep-
som. 1%9ic; sulphur -four. 24d5c: saltpeter SG
Toe; turpentine. 1lGITc glycerin, 16is2Oc: iodids
potassium, s245G2.50 bromide potassium. asa
soc: chlorate potash. 15l2Oc: borax 9di2c; Gin
chonida. 29q3ic; carbolic acid &c; cocaine muir.
s.. S0q4.
Dry Goods.
Bleached Sheetings Androscoggin L. Sc
Berkeley. No. 90. sac; Cabot, TIC; Capitol. TIC
Cumberland. size: Dwight Anchor. 9isc: Fruit OF
the Loom, &c; Farwell. Sc: Ftchvile. 74c: Full
Width, size; Gilt Edge. sac; Gilded Age &C
Sc: Peabody. 6lsc; Pepperell, "a 2ic: Pepperel
1914. &c.
Brown Sheetings-Atlantic A. &c; Argyle. nc
Boot G. 6lac: Bucks Head. Sc; Carlisle, 40-inch
TIC; Dwight STAR. SEC; Great Falls r, sac
Great Falls j. 6i3c Hill Fine. Sc; Indian Head
SC: Pepperell II. &c; Pepperell. 1914. 2ic; andre
scoggin. ga. &c: lAndroscoggin lo-4 25c
Prints-Alen dress styles. Sc; Allen TR SIC
Allen robes. &c; American indigo SIC; Arnold
long cloth II. Sc; Arnold Lie. Sc: Cocheco fancy
SC: Hamilton fancy, sc; Merrimac pinks and
puppies. 5isc; Pacific fancy. sc; Simpsons mourn
ings. 5isc. simpsons Berlin solids. 5xc Simp
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HOGS TURN HIGHER AGAIN
SHIPPERS WERE ACTIVE BUYERS,
WITH RECEIPTS SMALL.

Cattle Trading Slow, but Steady-Re-
views for the Week OF the Hog,
Cattle and Sheep Markets.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, March ls.-Lead quiet at A4OG
4 42E. Spelter quiet at S.S0
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THE DAILY RECORD OF
TRANSFERS. MORTGAGES

The following figures show the daily rec
ord OF real-estate transfers, real-estate
mortgages and building permits:
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-Representative Sale
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.


Buyers have haG the advantage in the hog
market this week and consequently there has
been slump in prices. AT the beginning the
situation was favorable to statesmen, and they
succeeded in getting advance of 5q10c in
prices over the close of last week. Subsequently,
however there was a falling off in the require
ments from outside sources, and local packers
being practically alone in the market they took
advantage OF the situation and made sharp
reduction in values. In two days the bulk OF the
supplies lost about zoe.
Friday the decline checked and with a
slight rally in the market yesterday values are
probably not to exceed 1Oc lower than the close
of last week far the bulk of the sales are
concerned. The quality and condition of the
offerings this week has not been as uniform as
heretofore and therefore prices have been irreg-
ular. Until near the close of the week the choice
medium TO heavy hogs rather scarce and
most OF the weeks consignments consisted prin-
cipally of mixed weights.
While severe the change in prices about the
middle OF the week not surprising in view
of the fact that there has been continued COM
plant from local packers on account of the high
prices prevailing compared with other places,
and therefore IL only natural that they
would go the limit when left alone in the market.
Notwithstanding receipts no larger than at
this time year ago prices continue sharply
lower. and while doubt a few dealers an
ticpatins higher prices the conditions govern
ing the trade at present 90 not justify much If
any permanent Improvement in the future.
The highest price paid this week $3.50. which
is l0c lower than the top price heretofore this
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REVIEW OF THE WEEK
This weeks receipts of sheep and lambs have
been comparatively small. showing . decrease
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sugar 25-32c Refined firm: No. s. 4 25c; No
4 426c: No s. lie: No. ., 4iOc; No. TO- 4.O5c;
No. II. &c; No. Y. Soc; No. ID. 3.9Oc; No. a.
5.s5c; confectioners A 45Oc; mold A. sc; cut
loaf 535c: crushed, 535c; powdered Abe gran
ulated, 465c; cubes, 4slc.
COFFEE FUTURES.
The market for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices 20 decline Of points, and
at first ruled quiet. in keeping with featureless
cables. Later. however. there was active liqui-
dation originating. it thought. with people
interested in the cotton market. and the market
became rather easier. II steadied. however,
BY the buying Of recent sellers and closed steady
generally unchanged TO points lower except on
two inactive months, which were points higher
on bids. Sales reported Of i23.oo0 bags. in
Guiding March. 495c; May. 5.20a53Oc: July,
5.45a5.5oc; August. 5.e0c; September 57Oq soc
December, 6.O5c.
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T. NJ time is In BLACK agures.
Indianapolis Union Station
Ia IFennSuIV0nid IjnES.|
Trains Rum by Central Time

TICKET OFFICES at Station and 81 Illinois and
Washington streets.
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NEW YORK, March 19.-Taow dull; city Cs2
per pkg.) 47sc; country packages free) 43sG5Isc
Cottonseed oil easy. Prime crude nominal; prime
yellow, 36c. Petroleum quiet refined New
York. S-25c; Philadelphia and Baltimore, S.60c
Philadelphia and Baltimore in bulk. 5.70c. Resin
quiet; strained common to good, 81. 75n2. So
Turpentine quiet at 60lzl61c.
OIL CITY, March 19.-Credit balances. s1.T;
certificates bid. Shipments. &c. 1872 brs; aver
age 65 $40 brls; 90. s65 brs; average, TO- 1877
brls. Shipments O-ima) 1896 brls; average,
SIS 175 brls runs Lima. 1925 brls average, 3d..
429 brls.
SAVANNAH, March 19.-Spirits OF turpentne
firm at SIC. Rosin firm; A, B. c. D. s. 80; f.
$255 F. 81 90; c. $2.65; ii, 81 l. $685. X, $3.50;
NJ. 1885; n, $3.50; window glass, 1870 water
white. 81.
WILMINGTON. March 19.-Spirits of turpen-
tine and rosn nothing doing Tar firm at ST.
Crude turpentine firm at s2.25 to S.
MONTPELIER March 19-Crude petroleum
diana SLY.
CHARLESTON. March 19-Spirits of turpen-
tine and rosin nominal. Quotations omitted.
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Candies-Capital stick candy Cbrls), &c per ID:
common mixed, sc; grocers' mixed. SIC: Banner
twist stick 7i2GSc; Banner cream mixed, &c;
Derby mixed. 712c.
Nuts-Soft-sh almonds. 15c Brazil nuts.
IOc filberts. 12c: peanuts roasted. 7qSc mixed
nuts 13c.
Figs-New Smyrna, 12c per h..
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THE JOBBING TRADE

(The quotations given below the selling
prices of the wholesale dealeTs)
MT Efos
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RAILROAD TIME CARD.
Ells17lU2 s s.'s:: 99EEs9'as
THE WORLDS FAIRROUTEysSs w, rts ;s, g

MIST BOUND-For Leave indianapolis.
Terre auto. Nation and St tsII85 a IN; - = m;
s---.
st Louis and Way stations. To m.
Terfe Haute. Nation and Way. 90 pm
Lafayette. kankakee and Chi 10 IN; ssso n
cago a , ,a = N
kankakee and Way Stations 200 m
LAFAYETTE and Way stations 49,. S Is , m.
Colfax Logansport and :. Bend. 100 m a 5 IS pm
Bloomington and Peoria -1l-5S pIn-
Peoria and Way stations. $1,000 - M
Champaign and Way stations. 10 p IN
last BOUND-fOr
Cleveland. Buffalo. -3-s0 $50 m;
New York and Boston........ '255 p m s6.25 p m
Cleveland and Nav stations 49, li.O0a m
Union City and Way stations. - IS m
Muncie and Fort Wayne .......... 7e0 IN a 6.s5 m
Fort WAYNE. sundays .-......... % an.
BENTON HarbOr and Way Sta. 90 m II 50 m
Elkhart and Way Stations ------- - as p m.
Greensburg and Cincinnati. .sssnm 3 :sspm.
louisville and North Vernon. .s.45a m ass p m
Cincinnati ard wav ..........- las a m & 400
Washington. ID. C............... IS q m so y m.
Springfield and Columbus. o.. &c on = m 800 m
%Indicates Daily.
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&h CITY TICKET OFFICE,
HSitN4a s North Illinois St.
- Ssss:s=S - Claypool Hotel.

L.E.&W. ST. 81: . H ::: ms $
Toledo Chicago 4 Mich Ex. T:i5am SOS am.
Toledo Detroit Chicago Ltd. @l2:2 pm BE- pm
Mich City. Muncie & Laf- spl. 7.3O p.m- lV:2S pn-
Daily.
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Bags. 25c per ton extra, ground floor or dumped
in cellar; soc per ton extra. second floor
ried in cellar. From wagon, sc per ton extra.
by wheelbarrow. chu.e basket.
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Twenty-four deeds with total of =. $50. So.
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Seed clover. prime. s6.75d7. English clover.
25q7. so; alsike. s.5OGS50. Timothy, prime. 81 rs
az Fancy Kentucky bluegrass, sl.50a1. IS; ex-
ira clean 60Q70c. Orchard grass, 81 1902; red
top, s0cQs1.75. English bluegrass, 81. 50Q2
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The receipts to-day We're again too small to
establish market for any grade and as here
tofore this week there Is quotable change
10 make in prices. Quotations:
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Clarence c. Strickland is visiting
relatives e't ClarkSburg. Md.
| County Commissioner VIM. b. Davis
is confined to his home by illness.
| EX- Mayor George McQuilkin has beer
confined to his home with bronchitis
Miss Rose Duer. Of Baltimore. has
been the guest Of Miss Corinne .Iamar.
Mrs. Amos T.. IielSon. who hglss been
| critically i'll. is thought to be improved
Mr.. Henry c. Cummings of Rising
Sun, was AN Elkton visitor on Thursday
Miss Dollie Cameron is attending Mrs
Burlington. at Rising Sun. who has been
ill.,
Mr.. c. {. Saffell, the we'll known book.
seller of Baltimore. wa~' in town on Tues.
day.
MIS-. George McQuilkin and Miss Ray
McQmlkin have returned from Newport
News.
Miss Carrie Cummings. of Rising Sun
WIS the guest of Philadelphia friends
last week.
Mr.. Charles f. Hammctt. Director of
Athletics nj Tome Institute. waS in Elk.
tom on Tuesday.
Mrs. Hester e. Lewis entertained Il
Iumber of friends at lunc htpn on Tues.
day afternoon.
Mrs. William NJ. Terrell, of Washing.
ton. ID. e.. hats been the recent guest of
Elkton relatives.
Mr.. Victor Taylor. Of Philadelphia. is
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
ward W. Taylor.
J. Alex. Price and John II. Hopkins
have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. John
Stump. near Perryvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs Day McCauey. of An.
dora. have been guests of Daniel Ritten.
house and daughter. at Zion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Wivrl. of Bay
View. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wivcl, of Wilmington.
Mrs. Ernest +. McarnS ami daughter
of Ocean Grove. y. j., are guests of Mr..
ANA MIS-. Abel MtarlrS ut Iion
Miss Esther \. Shippers. of Whining
ton, Del, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
y. &. Shippers, of Mt. Pleasant
Mr.. ANA Mrs. Austin VI. Carhalt. of
Ilon. nave been recent visitors of friends
in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
Mr.. Manly Drrmcn &Ml Mis- Eliza
beth bremen visited Miss Rose DIennen
in Washington, ID. C.. on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Warner. of Will
minGton. were the GUESTS of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry NJ. Warmer near Blue Ball.
on Sunday.
DIR. :. Claude Sykes WIS one of thc
Judges on Operative Dentistry. in tire
pl1Z" contest of the Graduating Class AT
THE University of Maryland on Saturday
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PERRYVILLE.

The Senior Epworth League will hold
an Anniversary Entertainment in the NJ.
+. Church on Sunday evening May 10Th.
Rev. f. y. Moore will take charge of
WoWllawn Camp Meeting this year.
which will begin August 4th. and con-
timuc until August 18th
Mrs. William Baker entertained the
Art Circle on "Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Wynkoop and son. Gard
ner, of Philadelphia. spent several days
| of last week with Mrs. Clarence Cole.
Miss Blanche Stryker. of Philadelphia.
spent Sunday with her grandmother.
| Mrs Sophia Stryker.
The Ladies' of st. Marks congregation
will hold an ice cream and strawberry
festival in the Jr. o. L. \. NJ. Hall. ON
| Friday and Saturday evenings. May Is
AND II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cherries. Mr. and Mrs.
ltoh,r. Miss Grace HUI AMI Frank and
John Hall were entertained last Sunday
by Mis- Mollir Gardner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Davis, of Media.
Pa, were the guests lGrt Sunday of Mr..
Henry Winter and Miss Lizzie Davis
Mr., Trial. of Philadelphia. visited Mr..
Bert Little last week.
MIS-. X. X. Barnes. Of Charlestown.
WIS lTst week the guest OF Mrs. Alex.
Peoples.
Mrs. Isaac Watson, of Wilmington. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. a. II. Owens.
Misses Daisy and Beulah Owens are
enjoying IL visit among frieL;lS in Fred
erick.
| The Aid Society WIS entertained by
Mis- l1mrS Little lrSt week
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-George \. McKinsey has been chosen
Superintendent of Octoraro NJ. f. Sun
day School.
The members Of Mt Pleasant NJ. Il
Church rendered their pastor, Rev. J. NJ
Collins. a donation on "Wednesday even
ing.
The ladies of ST. Marks =. +. Chape
will hold IL Fair and Festival in the Jr
o. L. \. NJ. Hail. Perryvillc. ON May
18th AND 14th.
An addition is in progress. in tn,
shape of Il recess, south window. to tn,
dental par,orS of Dir. :. Claude Sykes
on East Main Street.
There will he service. To include tht
celebration of the Holy Communion. IN
Trinity Church. Elkton. on Thursday
of next week ascension DuyI ut 1926
a. III.
Public sale of household goods. nearly
new. at Mitchell store room, Main Street
Elkton. on Wednesday evening. May II
at I o'clock. See hand bills. Philip NJ
Groves, Agent.
-McsSrS Frank II. Scott. George s
Wur!ley and Reuben f.. lamar called
upon Governor Wurtield. ut Annapolis
0n Thursday. To urge the rcappUintmcnt
of George Il. Ash as State Auditor
Whose term eXpilrS May 18th.
-Forty-tivc thousand young Spruc,
trees will be planted on Il tract of 1M
acres. near tolteSvillc. Pa. recently pur.
chased by the Pennsylvania Railroad to
furnish Il future supply Of crnS>-ticS. etc
The Old but ever new favoritc "Trov.
atorc" will again be heard at the Mech
anicS' Opera House. on Friday evening
May 18TH This time by request. The
orchestra will be supplemented by Il well
trained chorus of twenty voices. The
whn!c making Il beautiful closing scene.
The Circuit Court for Kent County
held Il special session this week fol. the
trial Of the suit of Fannie Il. Roy. of
Nirgilia. against the Colchester Steam,
boat Company for damages for the loss
of her son who fell off one of the boats
of the company ut Fredericktown. and
WIS drowned. about two years ago. The
youth WIS II Passenger on the boat when
ii is alleged he was knocked from the
vessel.
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rs Head of
Ohio Horses
AT PUBLIC SALE
On Thursday May ~, 1904
At Adams Hotel, Rising Sun, Md.

We Will sell on the above date % OF the fin.
est horses ever sold at this place, ranging
from to years old and weighing from 1000
to 400 pounds. We have farm horses, gen.
eral purpose horses and some of the finest
drivers you ever sat behind. There are two
pair of roans among the lot that claim spe-
cial attention. These horses have been Sc.
lected by Mr. Cook with view to snit the
people of this neighborhood Having had
several sales at Rising Sun the past years
we think we know the kind the people want
and we have them; and that is not alive
will sell them for the high dollar. These
horses can be seen at Adams hotel on and
after Friday, the 9Th, and we invite the peo-
pie to come and examine them before the
day ofsale. Catalogues will be furnished be.
fore the day ofsale, so you Will know exactly
all about the horse you pick out. 80 days
credit. Sale at p. m. share. Dinner at Il
m. COOK & JACKSON.
Hindman, auct Paxon, clerk.
may 7, lw