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EUROPEAN CRoPs.-Reliable informa-
tion from the great grain centres Of Europe
make it certain that taking the most favor
able view possible, the failure Of the cereal
crops in the European provinces can hard
ly be compensated. The bulk Of the sup
plies Of the grain-consuming countries in
Western Europe are supplied from Southern
Russia, and Deficiencies in the supplies
from that source cannot be made good
from elsewhere, so far, at least, as relates
to the export trade. In an article upon
this question, the New York Commercial
Bulletin shows that s'theis is transporta-
tion question in Russia az well as in the
United States, and the difliculties OF carry
ing any very large quantities Of grain from
the interior to the seaboard are ali but
insuperable. 1t is satisfactory TO know
that the dangers Of famine throughout
Russia have been averted; but the ele-
ments Of time, cost and transportation
practically deprive the European customers
Of the benefits of any SURPRISES that may
be in the interior" This establishes the
fact that France and England must look
to the United States for grain to supply
their wants. Fortunately the crop Of this
country is far beyond home needs, and
the surplus can readily be conveyed to
European markets and sold there at full
prices. This win bring money into the
country, and aid in tiding over our present
commercial and financial difficulties.
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SINGULAR AND FArAL ACCIDENT
An accident Of very singular character
occurred Of Francis Coles saw mill, IN
MenaIleu township, this county, on Tues
day Of last geek Conrad Linn (son Of
Miller Linn) was engaged in saving laths
from slabs, and Whilst shifting one, il
caught IN The saw teeth, which gave it
rapid whirling motion, and he being with
II feach, was struck in the abdomen with
such force as 70 rupture or burst the stom-
ach md bladder. and cause his death on
Friday. Gsfiysbaxg GsMpi7er.
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HOMINY MACHINES

M I work dry corn perfectly, making mic,
homlny IN from 10 to Is minutes tjmc h.,
gether with the general list Of y
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
IN our line of business. na REPAIRS
attended TO promptly and nj low cash ra,aa
WAGNER 4 MATTHEWS,
Near Railroad Statica, Westminster Ma
nov 15-3m hd'
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Notice to Trespassers.
NOTICE.

a Ii persons knowing themselves to BE-
- 4 indebted to the late Grm of Grimes 4
Stouifer, either by Note or Book Account
are requested To call and settle the same
without delay, and obhge
Il. O. GRIMES,
Office opposite First National Bank,
nov Sat Westminster, Nd.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
Valuable Farm

TNHE undersigned, by virtue of Power OF
a Sale contained in Mortgage executed
to him by Samuel II. Erb and Mandilla. M
wife, dated July %, A. d. 1873, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records Of
Carroll county, in Liber j. b. B., No. I, 70.
Ito 3gS, NC, will offer the Real Estate named
IN said Mortgage at Public Sale, to the high.
est bidder on the premises, on
Saturday, the oh Of December, 4. d. 1878,
at o'clock, P. NJ. This property is situate
IN Myers District, Carroll county, Maryland,
adjoining the mill property of Jas. L. Dodrer'
formerly known as Croft 3 Mill. and contains
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PRocEKDlyes OF CovSrY COMMISSIONERS =
Board met November 10. All present. Or.
dered that Dennis Cookson, Collector of Dis.
trict No. 2, be and he is hereby authorized ia
release Martha G. Starr Of $3.50 on levy 1879.
November l1.-0rdered that Catharine
Taylor be and she is hereby allowed pension
of $50.
Ordered that Matilda Howser be and she is
hereby allowed a pension of S25.
Ordered that Charles Sacco be and he il
hereby allowed a special penson of $40.
November 13.-Ordered that the report of
the examiners in road case No. 81, as peti.
toned for by Samuel Goething and others. be
and the same is hereby ratified and affirmed,
and that the county pay all expenses incurred
BY said examiners, and the petitioners pay al
expenses incurred or to be incurred in open.
ing the same.
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s. BENTz,s

,EhtEAsLlNE or Anti-Dyspeptic Food
-, - NE cheapest and healthiest icod /; ,V ~
rYid. Bread, meat and medicinal son,h n .le
I = ana get package aud sry Il. For ~,
y - 7. S. ST0UFFER. soy
49,, sole Agent for Westminster Ma
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SuPEnIoR SHoEs.-We we're the recipients
this week Of handsome pair Of Kid Walking
Boots for our "better hall,r from G. J. Wing.
ling 4 Co., Of Tifin, Ohio, through their
agent in this city, W. O. Ligget. They are
well made, finished in the best manner, and
will compare favorably with the hand made
shoes in every respect We are glad TO learn
that Charles work is meeting with such q
demand in this section, and that all his man.
niacturesare guaranteed, which, inthese times
Of frauds and panics, Is great desideratum.
We return our thanks for his remembrance,
and hope his business will increase until Tiff
fin can proudly point to the energy Of Car.
roll county man.
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RElacIous Centenary ~ y. Church.
Sunday, November ieth, preaching by the
Pastor, key z. Herbert Richardson. Morn.
ING lo1 O'Clock, subject, ssThc Use Of Suffer.
ing" Eyeplpg ~ o'clock, lecture and con.
Thomas Chapel Rev. J. W. Bgown viii
preach at Thomas Chapel on Sunday nexf'
November 10th, AZ l0l A. NJ. and 7 r. NJ.
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SreczHoiDsss MRETlSG. The stockholders
ofthe Carroll County Agricultural Society VII i
meet IA the Sheriff Office, ia the Court House,
on Monday next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at
which time the committee on the address to
the public, will report. We sincerely hope
that there viii be 4 full attendance.
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SUDDEN DRATH.-Mr. Theodore A. Trumbo,
we'll known citizen of our town, died very
suddenly Of heart disease, on Saturday morn
ing, about one o'clock. Mr.. Trumbo had
retired on Friday night in his usual health,
and, as was his custom, was reading while
lying in bed. His wife was in an adjoining
room her attention was attracted by hearing
him gasping for breath. She went into his
room and found him insensible, and before
any assistance could berenderedlife was gone.
Mr.. Trumbo for quite number of years was
conductor on the Wrightssille railroad. After
that be was proprietor Of the Washington
House for several years, In bis earlier days
ne was assistant clerk in the Maryland State
Senate, and also deputy sheriff Of Carroll co. !,
Nd. He was q native Of that State Fori
Pa Gazette
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ATTEMPTED RenBKRy.--An attempt was
made on Sunday night last, to rob the ieweIry
sioEe 10 ldheriytowu, by two negroes. They
had succeeded IN boring two holes through
the door, when the proprietor was awakened
BY the noise. As soon as they fonnd that
they were discovered they left, but returned
again during the night The owner was still
on the watch, so they were compelled to leave
without any booty.
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David Crawford, Of New York, has CD
propriafed 10 his own use $500, 900 be-
longing % the Missouri, Kansas and Pacific
Railroad Company
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Wintry weather set in, last year, on the 10th
OF November, one year ago. This year, we
have had ice and snow little in advance of
last season. .
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Thursday night was the anniversary of the
meteoric phenomenn, but there was no unu.
sual appearance in the heavens.
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DEDioArIoS.--The basement ofthe new NJ.
Z. Church, at Providence, was dedicated to
the worship Of Almighty God on last Sabbath.
Dr.; Ward, President Of Western MARYLAND
College, preached the dedicatory sermon, at.
ter which about $500 were raised by subscrip-
ton TO liquidate the debt Of the building.
Rev. Mr.. Nice, Secretary ofthe Sabbath School
Union, preached in the evening. The meet
ing Is being protracted, with several peui;ents
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Lovers Of Good Tea Take No.ia.

ms finest Tea in the mnfketfor 81 90 ~,
pound, bought since the panic. on MI II ~ y
nov 10 erntY,,.
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THEFr.- Charles A. Homer, Of Tux
ADvocArr Office, had purchased some potatoes
and other vegetables, on Saturday night last.
and entered Mr.. Norris butcher shop to buy
some fresh meat, leaving the bag containing
the potatoes at the door He returned in a
few minutes, but the bag with the vegetables
was not to be found. Suspicion has fallen
npon negro man in this town, who is said to
have ssssed gut q term Of three years in the
Peniientiary, and Who received assistance
from the Poor Relief Association last winter.
fhe does not look sharp he WI be likaly 10
60 to the Penitentiary again.
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Nor ron sALE ~ HOOK on NV

rUHHn Aldinc " lille issued with ail,h..
II none OF the temporary or filaei, ~. IA,
tcristic OF ordinary periodicals. n r. ehafle
miscellany q pnre, light and gaeefs n elessat
artistic skill Ia black aud whita \, specimenS y
succeeding number affords a ffe.h ,s.songh elrh
friends the real value and beauty az ft. b IL
ee most appreciated amer 4 has been bo1 nd Nl
clam superior cheapneSs a. comnare3 .aitons maj
o. similar class, Ths Aidiae Is iIniana" I'm IiVa
inal oonception--alone and unnpnrs,ays hald orig
luiey without competition in nf,,, ~ nes-als,
The Iosscssor Of complete volume W vhAfagief
the quantity Of fine paper and ensravi...u pliti
other shape or number of volumes ~ ~ n AM
cot. and 0tea there arc ne Chromos $500 hasu Il
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1874 sEvrNTHr,..
THE ALDINE

In Illustrated Monthly Journal 49,,
admitted 10 be NE Handsomss "pi' .ss
in the World. 4 Represeafqi;rs =, .,s,f,te0disal
pion Of american Taste. qua Vhan.
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Az EXTRAORDINARILY Coax CRoP.-I.ittle
has been said of the extraordinary corn crop
raised by Mr.. John W. Murray, of Hamp.
stead, this season, beyond a casual mention OF
it, in our local columns, q few weeks since.
This brief mention Of il, however, attracted
the notice Of some gentlemen in Frederick
county, who have expressed desire to learn
the mode of culture, the fertilizers employed,
and what variety of corn was planted. We
hope Mr. Murray will crafty the public de-
sire to know more Of the manner in which he
produced such an extraordinary yield, and
that he win send US full account for publica-
ton. The following is the brief account Of it
dent, some weeks past:
Mr.. John W. Murray, who is one Of the
competitors for the $50 prize offered for the
best acre of corn raised in Carroll county. has
had the land surveyed by Mr.. ]. Dehoff, corn
cut off and hnsked, and measured by Mr..
Lewis c. Myerly, and the return made TO the
Agricultural Society. The surveyor and
measurer were both sworn. The acre yielded
20 barrels and 0 bushels. Mr.. Murray took
the corn to Baltimore, and sold It at the cat.
tie scales, and it measured 500 barrels. The
adjoining acre was also surveyed and measur.
ed, and it yielded 500 barrels also. Mr..
Murray realized from the two acres Of corn
$500. The corn is of the mammoth yellow
variety.
One hundred and ffty.two and half bush.
els to the acre will not be excelled, even BY
the rich alluvial bottoms in the West. Car
roll county may well be styled the banner
county in the Union for raising corn, after
producing a crop such as this.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-15

RAILnoaD CHAxcE. Mr.. John Coyell. late
traiq rasfer on the Western Maryland Rail
road, and well knqTp as an engineer. has &C.
cepted q position on tie Frederick and Penn
sylsania Lane Railroad. Mr.. Bresslcr. one oi
the most obliging and accommodating con-
ductors Of the Western Nd. Railroad has
been discharged.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-11-15

DouBLE PIPE Greek IrEAs.-Mr. j. W.
Miller, one mile Of this place, is building a
fine switzer barn-an improvement he much
needed. A few more Of the old log pen barns
remain let these be substituted BY the i'm.
proved style of barns, and the county will be
up with the times, in this respect at least.
The last seeding was done one and a half
miles east of here, on the 9th instant. This
is late enough sure, and it is quite certain that
the fly will not disturb it before March next.
All the wheat seeded in time to come up,
looks well, and that which was sown during
the first half of September appears unusually
fine.
Farmers are engaged in taking in their corn
The crop may be an average one. but there is
much soft corn.
Winter, it seems, is coming on, stoves are
brought into requisition, and are in full blast
Thermometer Thursday 2To
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FRuIr TREns.-We have observed large
arrival Of fruit and ornamental trees. and
shrubery Of every variety, at Wheeler's Hotel,
from New York nursery. The variety is
extensive, consisting ofyarious kinds ofapples,
peaches, pears, plums, apricots, nectarines,
ounces, grapes Of every kind, raspberries,
strawberries, and oil the different varieties oi
berries; also great variety of ornamental
trees, shrubery, and many rare and beautiful
roses. The Marchael Mel rose is one of the
rarest and most beautiful of the assortment.
We noticed the names of purchasers, in look
ing at the variety, and among them the names
Of Hon. John =. Smith, Il. r. Crout, Mrs.
Dallas. Edward Lynch, Rev. John Gloyd and
others. Among the ornamental trees we no.
ticed the Magnolia Grandihora, Kilmarnoc
willows, and Weeping Mountain Ash, Of
European variety.
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103 ACRES OF LAND.

more or less, of which about 25 Acres Is in
lumber, the same quantity in Meadow, and The
balance is arabic and in high state Of cnlti.
Walton, and enclosed with good fences. and Is
well watered, The improvements on this
property consist of two.story
Log Dwelling, large Stone A,SaN-1
Spring House, large and we'll MITrAR
arranged Switzer Barn, Wagon IL itlti4H
Shed, and other outbuildings, and there are
on this farm three Orchards of choice Prn;l
Trees IN bearing condition.
Ihe Terms Of Sale are as .follors :--One.
third part Of the purchase money shall be Maid
oy the purchaser or purchasers 10 the under.
signed on the day of sale, or upon the rnt;Gca.
ton thereof by the Circuit Court for Carroll
county as Court of Equity, and the residue
Snall be paid IN in two equal instalmen,s, The
one to be paid in one year and the other in
TWO years from the day Of sale, with interest
and to be secured by the notes of the MIR,
ehaser, or purchasers, with security 10 be nm.
proved OF by the undersigned.
j. J. BAUMGARTNER.
hor lois Mortgage
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FEED CUTTERS!
FEED CUTTERsl

n complete assortment of FEED CIT.
"A TIERS of various kinds on hand. Tho
pest and most efficient Of which is the Royrr
with improved selcfepd attncbro,, ''''
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NO. looo poIrITy


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
James A. Albaugh vs.. Daniel Hatfield.
nRDERED this 18th day of November,
~ 1873, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by James A. C. Bond and
Charles I. Reifsnidcr, Trustees, appointed by
the Decree passed in the above cause, to sell
me Heal Estate therein decrecd to be sold,
oe ilhally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before the 18th
day of December next; provided copy this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish.
ca IN Carroll county, Maryland, once week
Tor three successive weeks previous to the
10th day Of December next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
- JNo. d. BOYLE, Clerk,
True copy,-rest:
nov lo-3t JSo. u. BoYLE, Clsck.
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FINE BEEFsTEAK.- are indebted to +.
A. Norris, of this city, for choice cut of his
best sirloin beefsteak. Ii was excellent and
tender.
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70,657 50,8Os ESQ 5o.lel


THE LRGlsLATrRE.
The Legislature is composed 20 Senators
and "a members of the House of Delegates
total, 10. Twelve senators hold over for
two years; the others we're elected on the 4th
instant to serve four years, With DR.. Steiner,
of Frederick, holding over the Republicans
will have two senators, having elected one
other senator, Mr.. Suit of Prince Georges s.
DIR. Mudd, the senator elected in Charles
county, Is reported as an independent Demo.
erat on the fusion ticket To the House OF
Delegates the Republicans elect twenty mem.
bers as follows Allegany, 4 Caroline, / !;
Calvert, 2 Charles, / Frederick, 5; Gar.
rett, / Prince Georges, 81 Talbot, /; Som
erset, 2 total, 20. In the last Legislature
there were twelve Republicans, Five indie.
pendent and fusion delegates are elected,
though all are claimed as Democrats from
the following counties Charles, /; Talbot.
! St. Mary's, / Worcester, .
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commissioners Notice.

VIE County Commissioners Of Carroll
= county, viii meet at their oisee, in West
MINISTER, nIa on the FlnsT MoSDky % DEcEnREf,
1913, Tor the transaction of tasiness.
BY order,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
nov At CLERK.
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| lust received and Tor sale ~
~ nay p Z. s. sT'OUFRRR.
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Snow heavy snov.squnll occnrred here,
on Wednesday evening. but the snow melted
nearly IS inst as il fell.
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me Estate Of Jacob wa, deceased
Wis is to give notice, that the Subscriber,
"A OF Carroll county, hath obtained from
inc Orphans Court of Carroll county, in Ma.
ryland, letters testamenlary on tho Personal
Estate Of
JACOB WILT,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated TO the
subscriber, on or before the LIST day Of June,
next; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those indeb,'
ed are requested to make immediate payment
Giyen under my hand this 18th day Of No
vember, A. ID. 1873.
JOHN d. WILT,
nov l5-its Executor.
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UgIoSTowx ITEMS. --0n the 10th instant,
at P. NJ, in Uniontown, daughter Of Geo.
and Sarah A. Gilbert, whilst emptying some
nut shells from her apron into a stove, came
in contact with the fame caused by the shells,
which ignited her apron and burned her face
very severely. Her hair, hands and wrists,
were considerably burned in endeavoring to
put out the FIRE before calling her mother, who
was in the adjoining room. Her mother hear.
ing her call, Immediately went to her, and
succeeded in smothering the flames before
they reached any other part Of the body. She
Is in her 9Th year, and after the fright related
the occurrence. Dr. Frank 7. Shaw was i'm
mediately called, when the proper restora-
tiyes were administered, and she Is now doing
very well.
The farmers are getting through with their
corn.husking pretty well, and in many instan.
ces must build cribs.
Elder VIM. Palmer, pastor of the Church
Of God, in this place, has in progress q pro.
tracted meeting. Considerable interest is
manifested, and the attendance is good.
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The Hanover Saving Fund Society has de.
clared dividend of 8 per cent for the last
six months, and the Hanover Branch Rail.
road Company . per cent. for the same time.
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Property SALEs.-J j. Baumgartner and
9. I. Reifsnider, trustees, sold on the 9Th
instant, a farm containing so acres, situated
in Manchester District, to. John +. Dietz, for
$32.25 per acre.
A. d. Schaeifer and James A. C. Bond, as
trustees, sold on the 10th instant house and
lot, situated in this city, to Cornelius wentz,
for $3.50, subject to liens.
Edwin II. and George A. Grouse, executors
Of George Grouse, deceased, on the sth inst,
sold house and lot in Manchester, to Jacob
Hoffacker for S10l1.
Mr.. John Il. Donnell, proprietor of the
Montour House, in this city, has sold little
farm Of 40 acres, lying within two miles of
Hanover, to DIR. c. W. Forney, of that place,
for $500.
On the 7th instant, Mr.. ]. j. Baumgartner,
trustee, sold lot ofground containing acres
and l3perches, withimproyemeuts, lying about
mile from Westminster, and belonging to the
estate of John A. Hersch, to Wendein Gil.
bert for 1926.
James Burns has sold to L. Lynch his
property on the turnpike, one mile East Of
this place, containing four acres of land,
dwelling house &C. for $3.50 cash.
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SEND your Orders for Printing for me
~ Fail Trade to the ADVOCATE Office.
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a Choice Article of Rye Flour ON hand
"A and for sale by
Il. s. STOUFFER,
nov 10 AT principal Depot, Westminster.
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II is stated in Gettysburg paper, that Mr.
John r. Donnell of the Montour House.
Westminster, has taken hotel property in
that place, and will remove thither next
spring
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Mr.. Thomas Gorsuch, who has Just been
elected Clerk of the Circuit Court for Freder.
lex county, was born in Carroll county and
moved to Mt. Pleasant district, Frederick
county, in the year 1850.
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REvIyAi---A revival has been in progress
at the NJ. p. Church, in this city, for some
time past. Forty-seyen persons were received
into church fellowship on Sunday last There
have been iiity-two conversions in all.
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U. s. JuRoRs. Marshal Goldsborough has
summoned James c. Berrett and VIM. s.
Wooden, of this county, rs Petit Jurors for
the November Term of the United States Cir.
cult Court.
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Having dispatched his annual report to
Prof Newell, President 1.-THE State Board Of
Education, the Examiner for Carroll county
is now engaged in visiting the public schools
and in consequence Of his absence the office
Of the School Board will be open only on Sat
urday OF each week, and on the days Of the
meetings Of the School Board, the next meet.
ing Of which will be on Monday aud Tuesday,
the LIST and ID of December,
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FINE YiELp.-E. Lynch, of Westminster
upon Al acres and perches Of land raised
this season 100 S-5 barrels of corn, which
would be % barrels and pecks, or 1901
bushels shelled corn, and sos bushels shelled
corn in the whole.