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+ Ram. Prophet and Apostle.

ArorsrA, Ga, March 26.--Ioseph 1;
c,,ryx, me so.calIed prophet and apostle OF
~ NV dispcusation, has been tried at
AIMING. Columbia county, Judge 1lpsoi,'
prl@idinr. Curry, who Is charged WIN
adultery aud iornicaiion, came from Mas
s,ebusctts with colony Of about one hun
dr.l nsrsons. men and women, over year
a.so They bought land, settled IN Column
ia county, lived in tents aud held proper
AZ in common; Curry called himself h,'-
iah and tho prophet Yahesah, supreme ~
thin.s spiritual and temporal.
The colony went along swimmlngly ior
q brief time, but the prophet took to nm
self too many wives. Jealousy and !nsuo,
ordination followed, aud many returned
home, having to be provided with free
massage to the nearest seaport, either
Charieston-or Savannah. Finally the col
ooy became 80 dcmoralized, and Curry so
Iicentious, that the Grand Jury indicted
him and his queen panmour.
Curry. rcbed in white linen, with head
aud feet bare, in imitation Of the Saviour,
,ppeared before the court. His queen APP
reared in the same attire, with white
stockings on her feet and white bow
upon her head
Speaking in his own defense, Curry
maintained that men and women could
live together as man and wife without co.
= u nd
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The desire % pay tribute to iIsn worth
and excellence Of departed friends aud
relatives : almoss universal, and the
everywhere, teem With these
nemeSiaa q be dead Even he infant
Of days Is sometimes the subject Of
lengthy obituary, Is II che public were as
much interesikd IN Ii as the sorrowing
parenis themselves. These tributes are
often 40 ludierous as 70 provoke ridieule,
N spite Of the gravity which belongs to
the subject. And, in truth, they are fair
game. A few hackneyed. commonplace
verses are generally appended 70 these
nortnary announcements, but they seem
to suffice. One Of the most common Of
these we subjoin:
Dearest Eddie, thou hast left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel,
Bat, It's God who hath bereh a.,
He can all our sorrows heal.
another very common apPendage to the
announcement Of the death Of departed
relative or friend, IS this:
Gene. kas not forgotten"
Did any one who ever used these words
in this connection, consider how absurd
and foolish il seems, 70 announce that a
deceased friend IS mot forgotten" only a
few days after that friend has been laid
in the grave? What value could have
been set upon the memory Of such an one,
fit we're possible to forget him or her,
within 50 brief period after DEATH 9th
er hackneyed appendages to mOrtuaFy an
nouncements may be recalled to the reeol-
lection Of the reader We have only
mcntioned the foregoing, as among some
Of the most common The subject is fairly
ridieuled, in an article entitled "MOrtuary
Madrigals, = on the first page, to which the
attention Of the reader Is directed
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The adjournment Of Congress left orders
for only one hundred thousand volumes Of
public documents with the Government
Printer, against over seven hundred thou
sand ordered last year These were elee-
pioneering Radical documents, ordered to
be printed at the public expense, and dis
tributed broadcast under Congressional
frank.
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TRUsTEEs SALE
or
CALVERT COLLEGE /,
Near New Windsor, Carroll coo.,. !.

~ III
Pi virtue Of u Deed Of Trus, 49,.
~ A. II. Baker and Wife, sla,e,I s ~ a
OF May, A. y. 1871, the subscrihsr'' IS q d.
tees, will offer at Public Sale, on IN y ms
On TAwsday, he nh day Of dnra ,@ =.
at o'clock, p. NJ, that ynln.hl. = '''1
known as Calvert College. sins,aJ psoperB
village Of New Windsor, N a rc,;.ss aeaf u
and romantic part Of Carroll conn,s" uyAshy
mediately on the line ofthe Wes,arsi uIu'tla.
Railroad, 43 miles by rail from Rsl,;.A a'yiasi
The village Of New MISUNDERSTANDING city.
as the sulphur springs-has aIwav- ION
noted for It's healthfalness, and Il ma.s Ssea
sorted to on account Of its mineral wats,. =
the beautiful scenery OF the surroundjnv ~. 10
try; II IS located in oae OF the mos, sO ss
and productive sections Of Carroll eonp,s NV,
Is thriving, prosperous place. Ths calhaaad
buildings consist Of the main bnildip, Sv ssse
Is built Of brick, 100 feet BY 10 'alea
feet, with basement, three stor- A<sN n
les and attic. Il contains ggAu,s
study room and three dormito- 5i8
ries, each ~ feet by 20 feet, two Lsii. y.
10 feet wide, extend through the buil5,l. saeA
either end, with rooms a, the front. nn,s,s
each 20 feet by 20 feet There nrs .A'ni
parlors and eight rooms for the nss - 40
Professors and classes, each 20 fee, i, I. sd 'se
About fifty feet distant from the main t M
ing, on the east side, stands 4 snh.,ss .la,
Brick Building, appropriated to The nn.al
Of an inhrmary, reiectory, kitchen. AZ i M
main structure is 80 feet BY 2bfee, win ..,,l
and three stories high. The wing "a ~,
rs feet with basement, and two sto,;ss n =!
There is distant about forty feet from N. ~.
building, on the west side, Catholic ca
which is 80 feet BY 80 feet, with sanc,n.ss
saeristy ~ feet by II feet. There Ar ~ aaO
the premises good stabling, an ice NM. ~
wash house, the usual out.buildines, and ~
excellent wells Of water, with a I'M bs,h W
apparatus. All the buildings are n eoos
repair. " sOOa
The play grounds are extensive. afo,d;..
great facilities for exercise and amu.sna.ss
there being about six acres of land immed;.,.
y around the college and belonging tbers,o
Within short distance Of and only sepa ,s,.t
from the college bya public road. there y.
not less than thirty acres of mos, nrodu,,;s.
and valuable land which will be sold win NJ
college, il desired. wy
The main building Of the COLLEGE va, 49,.
ed in 1850; the others are Of more recep, ~
struction but they are all large and com,Su
dious, Sufficient for one hundred sadepts
This Institution was incorporated and 4,
vested with the powers and privileges az
College, by the Legislature Of MARYLAND !
May 1859.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
Catalogues for the past few years can h
had, as well as any information tina, NAV i
desired, by application to
CHARLES b. ROBERTS,
Attorney at Law, Westminster. Ma
JOSEPH A. ST0UFFER
Cashier First Nat Bank. New Windor. Ma
mar z'-s Trustees
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ANOTHER SgSsAEIoS.-Ever and anon
some nionsirum horreadam starts up to
ffighten the world from its propriety.
Last year, our little planet was to have been
knocked into nOnentity BY the mere whisk
Of a comets tail, and thousands Of poor
eredulOus people believed it, and con-
sequenily very unhappy. And now, a
wOnder-monger in Philadelphia has dis
covered that the inhabitants Of the earth
are to perish in great numbers BY mephit-
&c gases, evolved by the approximation
Of the planets Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus
and Neptune.
EVE CoxJuxcrlos OF PIAxErs-ATNos-
rHERrc MnsERrEs.-Dr. K. 7. Trail, in the
Philadelphia Star, is a very cheerful proph-
ct. He says that we are approaching the eli
max Of a presidential period. From 1850 10
1885 the planets Of Jupiter, Saturn, Uranns
and EeptHne, viii approach the earth nearer
than they have been for 1900 years. When
ever any one Of the four has come near
enough for US to feel its influence, pestiience,
famine and extremes, heat and cold, hare
been found the result. Now we are TO have
the influence Of the four combined, and be
predicts that in seven years from nos all man
ner Of evil which grows out Of atmospheric
changes will be upon u.s. To lessen the ca
lamify the world IS urged TO use the stricfest
sanitary measures, and by health and eleanli-
meas eountersct the effects of our unEelcome
neighbors. The world is so much better able
to care for itself than il was two or three hun
dred years ago, that BY care We may avert
much Of the danger. To the following classes
be gives very cold comfort: The dissipated.
the glutton, the debauchee, may calculate on
being among the first victims Young men
who devitalize themselves BY tobacco using.
young ladies' who destroy one-half Of their
breathing capacity BY fashionable dress and
tight lacing, win never survive the perihe6on
Of all the large planets Of the solar system !;
and perhaps i will be the best that they should
not
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The SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAIL.
RoAD.-The Shepherdstown Register think,
that the work on this road between tia,
town and Hagerstown will be commenced
at an early day. The work Diminishing NJ
the grading of the first eight miles Of The
road, commencing at that town and run
ming South. will be completed in very
short time.
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WEsrras MARYLAND RlLaoAp.-

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD.-
From what we have understood respecting
the procurement o. the right of way from
Owings' Mills to Baltimore, the road has
been very badly plucked. If the case
were thoroughly worked up, BY some
shrewd newspaper correspondent, there is
said to be abundant material for . frst-
class sensation We commend the sub
ject to the Nep Fork Herald.
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Members Of Congress and other miscre-
ants who prey upon the public, affect
contempt for the press--that scorpion
with stings in is tail, that siiugs vice to
death They don't like the press, aud
the press don't like them; and what Is
more, the press viii be the death Of them,
politically at least.
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NO. I2eI EoI,ITy


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County as
Court Of Equity.
William Tracy and Amos Shaffer, Trustees,
rs.
David +. Shaffer aud Mary Shaffer his Wife.
ORDERED this I'D day Of March, A. D.
~ 1873, that the sale Of Real Estate made
and reported hy William l.. Tracy and Amos
shatier, Trustees, by virtue off Deed execu-
ted by David I. Shaffer and wife to them DO
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before 18th
day Of April next; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some Newspaper publish
ed in Carroll county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 2lst day Of April
next
The report states the amount Of sale to be
s5O00.OO.
JNo. b. BOYLE. Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar 29ai Jso. b. BoYLE, Clerk.
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NO. 1859 EQUITY.

NJ. 1908 EQUfl1.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County asa
Court Of Equity.
Daniel p. Smelser vs.. George Wilhelm and
Mary Wilhelm.
CRpEnED this I'D day Of March, A. d. 1873,
~ that the sale made and reported by David
I: Smeiser, Mortgage, by virtue 81 the power
Of sale contained in the Mortgage mentioned in
the proceedings in this cause, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary there.
Of be shown on or before the 18th day Of
April next provided copy of this order be
roll county, once in each Of three successive
weeks before the said 2sth day Of April next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S662.00.
JNo. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar 2s-st Jso. B. BoYLK, Clerk
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NOTICE.

IN oI,CE y hereby given shat application
- wlii Be made TO the County comn,i..
s'o" " y Their next meeting thirty days from
i v' aA'e hereof, 70 build . Bridge over Beaver
m wv, on me county road leading from SANDY
p,,,,.' schovl House 70 Deer Park Road w
ELIAS Bol.LiNGER.
.',-s 1s-os- and 81 others.
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Building Association Notice

Ii Officers, Directors and Stockholders
"A except females and minors) Of the
Pleasant Valley Building Association Of Car.
roll county, are required to attend the annual
meeting Of the Association, under the penalty
Of twenty-five cents, to be held q, PleaSan,
valley School House, on Saturday EreEino.
the L-tA day Of april, 1878, ut o clock, r. ".
when the Treasures and Secretary's Repor,
Will be read giving statement Of the affairs
OF the Association, and an Election will be
held for President, Vice President, Treasurer,
Secretary and Directors, to serve for the en-.
sueing year.
J. WIN. EARHART,
mar EF8t SecreinrY.
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N. n. PomsrOy, Of the New York Dem
eerat, has undertaken toinyesiigate so-called
spiritaalism. and % vianow the wheat from
The chat We apprehend that he win find
very little wheat, while the chat win con
tiuue to accumulate.
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Those Of our Subscribers Who change
their Residence this Spring win ehligs ~
by giving early notice Of the name Of the
posof6ee . which her paper sses sent. e
well Is the one % which they have re-
moved.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-29

In the Criminal Court of Baltimore city,
on Wednesday, before Judge Gilmore, the
trial Of John Nicholas, colored, for the
murder Of Eva Gels, white child, on the
18th Of last September, was concluded, the
jury rendering verdict Of manslaughser.
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Charles Francis Adams, u. has been
appointed Commissioner from Massaehu-
sets to the Vienna Exposition, in place
Of Alexander II. Rice, declined
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Building Association Notice.

THE annual meeting Of the Louisville
Il Building Association for an Election Of
Eleven Directors to manage the affairs of said
Association for the ensuing year, will be held
on SATURDAY, APRIL 5fh, 1873. at 7
o clock, p. NJ, q, their regular place of meet.
ing, in Louisville. Each and every member
Is hereby notified TO attend under penalty of
twenty-five cents fine for neglectine 10 attend
said meeting, and at which time the Secretary
will make the Annual Rspor, of the financial
condition Of said Association for the year on.
ding March sth, 1873.
by order, WIN. II. gambler,
maf -s-I Secretary
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E.tate Of Am Riehar,l.. d,o,o,,d

Hse q MN HlchdrtLs, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr;.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Testsmsniarv
on the Personal Estate Of
ANN RICHARDS.
late OF Carroll county, deceased. An person.
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the youcher,
thereof legally authenticated to the subscr;bers
on or before the LIST day of ocroBrR. next :
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
All benefit OF said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
:, Given under my hand this 2Ith dav NJ
March, 1878. "'' VI
BENJAMIN CROFT,
"'ar <9-H Exeeutor
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Il is said that the President has been
more annoyed, since the 4th of March, BY
applicants for Office, than be was at the
outset of his administration.
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NOTICIE.

"A u persons who have claims aeains
-; Mary scspls, will please nolliy ~ ' ~
9,srs'gneo q them and call ct die oiIlee 81
ELIAS hlsofliElls,
JAS. A. q. bONil.
sf <s'u Trustees Of Mary cspIs.
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The Board Of Directors Of the First Nation.
a Bank Of Hanover have elected DR.. c. w..
Forney Cashier Of that institution, in place Of
Stephen Keefer. resigned.
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The delay OF the evening train on Tuesday.
was caused by the breaking DOM Of a freight
train on the Northern Central Railway, inst
before it reached the depot in Baltimore.
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Opticians declare that there is nothing
more hnrtful to the eyes than the constant
heading Of fine print such as is used on
most daily newspapers
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\ man in Kentucky has discovered a
method Of transplanting hair, so that new
hair may be planted on bald places, as
soon as they appear.
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@a3.1oo-

rO Loan on Mortgage on country prop
~ erty, in sums TO suit.
4. ". TEMPI.EMAN 4 CO..
~ Lexingtcn Street, Baltimore city
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An editor can say dozen Kind things
Of some Poop 9, aud never receive athank
you for \ bnt just let him step on their
toes once, then he viii hear from them.
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The new time table Of the Western Mary
land Railroad seems to suit no one. as well
as the preceding arrangement Ii is the sub
ject of loud complaint in Hagerstoxn, as well
as here.
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Tbs United States bas become tie lea
ding cheese producing country o. the world,
50. 900 900 pounds Of American cheese
were exported in 1872
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Estate Of Henry Ha;nss, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subseri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. Carroll county, letters Tes,amentaTy
on the Personal Estate of
HENRY HAlNES,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per,
SOUS having claims against said estate, are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same within six
months from this date, otherwise they may be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate.
nose indebted are requested to make imme-
oaseiy payment, which can be done at the
rlfsi National Bank Of New Windsor, where
Hufedit viii be given by order Of the Execu-
ler. ISAAC c. BALE,
mar z2-4t Acting Executor
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VIM A. Boyd has been appointed direc.
tor on the part Of Baltimore in the Western
Maryland Railroad, vice Col. Frederick RAinc,
resigned.
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A ghost story is attached to the second
story of the official residence Of the Gov
ernor Of Missouri
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-29

a Baltimore judge has ruled that death
BY diziriHm fren'eas many inyalidate ! life
insurance policy.
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|. HorCxsvInE ITExs.-A Soa Of NJ la'
seph Miller, living one Esle z,rca II siis
place, aged years, died viii sass ssrshnu-
spinal meningitis, on SUNDAY lAss- = = salsss-
He was taken i'll on SATURDAY svszl1g had
been TO school at Hoacksriile a ussal ga
Friday, and was well and hearty Uarl Ser
day noon, when he died as above sE4seA- HIS
father called in skillful doctor, bat ~ sszi-
efforts were unayailing.
Mr.. Edward koontz, owner Of the RsaFs
co Farm, near PasapscO Station, has . Ass
alderney COW that had calf last Neek that
weighed lUs lbs. when day old
Mr.. Henry Miller. living at Mexico, sold Al
pablo sale, on the 25th instant, horse for
sl50. -; do SO; do. old. S22; ! cos
S22; do S35; DO S24. Corn BY the bar
rel from $ 20 $50.
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Business Locals.

Vim. G. German has been appointed post.
master at Finksburg, vice George W. Homer.
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fenian meetings are coming up with
the other green things in the neighborhood
Of Boston, as spring sets In.
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Richard Mason, the weII-known cracker
baker Of Baltimore, died in that city on
Tuesday in the Goth fear Of his age.
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RArs.-Thirty-three rats xere killed in .
stable in the East End by several youths on
Monday. The colony had taken shelter IN
der some fodder, and fine sport was had for 4
time. Abou. twenty escaped.
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. 1853 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Charles I. Reifsnider, Trustee, VS.. Margaret
G. Bordley.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ OF Margaret c. Bordley who were such
prior the I'D day Of October, A. d., 1872,
% ME their claims properly proven and an-
,henticated with the Clerk Of The Circuit Court
ior Carroll county in Equity, on or before the
hrst day Of June, A. d.. ls78.
:, J. ). BAUMGARTNER,
March ~, lAI3-4t Auditor.
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Mr.. Sumner viii take another European
trip this summer.
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Hon, Alex. y. S ephens has sold out
his interest n lie atlanta san.
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FiRE-The sand-house Of the Western Nd.
Railroad, at Union Bridge, vas destroyed hy
hre about ? O'Clock on Tuesday morning
Loss 500. No further damage uas done
owing to heavy rain falling at the time.
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DEATH 90 CASsO.L IorSTIAS. DANIEL
t;iazier, Chief Fire Engineer Of indianapolis
was accidentally killed ON the llih inssAns,
ii he woodburn Ssryea Wheel Factor. The
Itopie, Published al thai city. says - he
alarm was given in the neighborhood Of ]
0 clock, and the Chief vas soon on The grosn4-
IL is charged that the xater FROM the Holly
water works failed and the stream could noi
be thrown higher than the seoOza story
The Chief with one or two Others entered he
second story for the purpose Of getting the
water more Immediately on the FIRE, and uAiie
thus engaged one Of the walls tei zPea
Glazier, killing him almost oatrsght- Mr.
Glazier vas held in high esteem b. the ca
zens Of Indianapolis. and the hisaess Aoaors
were paid his remains. He xAs . nssIsr q
Cniontown, Carroll county, Nd ~Aers h sss
born in 1885. His parents ulcyS1 10 iashlaHis
in 1855, and he became resissut q laslal-
apolis in 1870.
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Notice to Creditors.


NO. 1870 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John n Longwell and Jno. f. Smith, Agents
and Attorneys OF the Union Works, W.
Jesse l.. Warfeld, David Geiman
and others.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditor.
~ of VIM. II. Hartman 4 Co. and the Union
Works OF Westminster, to file their claims
properly proven and authenticated with The
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll counts
N Equity, on or before the first day Of June
March 20, ls7s.it Aad;,nr
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thrown into little excitement. 5 few weeks
ago, on account Of the small pox breaking
out in two families south Of Us near Baltimore
county Two deaths resulted fron I. but The
others xho we're taken with the disease arr
nearly well again. The disease did no. make
any further progress, II vas confined only TO
two families.
Messrs. A. r. weniz 4 Son have bought a
lot q, Black Rock S,.fiOa, on the Baehman' ;
Valley Railroad, on which they purpose build
ing EarsrOom and stOrehoase the coming
summer.
1t begins to look Ike spring With Us far
mers are busily engaged in piowing, and !
an told that one has soSn psr1 Of his cats.
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An election was held at Hsgers;osn on Sat.
urday night last, at the fair Of the Western
Enterprise Fire Company, for handsome
saddle. DIR. Charles B. Boyle, formerly Of
this city, was the recipient, he having received
2l3 votes