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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04
R. B. NoRMENr

a TT0RNEY-AF-LAW
HAVING located in the city of westmin.
- ster, Office on Main street, two door
west Of Court, respectfully informs the citi.
zen zen, OF Carroll and adjoining counties Thai he
wiil give prompt attention to all business on.
trusted to him, both before the Courts of ,h;s
S'ate ana the Departments of the General
Government at Washington, d. C.
~ rraetlG ,s.I IN the Courts of Bankruptcy.
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One Of the most shocking murders even
committed in Baltimore, was perpetrated
on Thursday night, about 8 o'clock, on
the person Of Mrs. Mary A, Lampley, a
lady about ~ years Of age. Her husband
was absent, and the object was robbery, as
about $3.50 was taken from the cupboard
which was broken open, and the jewelry
of the lady was stripped of.
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no. $40 EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John c. Duyall, next friend to William c.
DusalI and others, vs.. Ann X. Duvall
and others.
this 9th day of December, A.
~ ID. 1872, that the third account Of the
Auditor filed in this cause be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contnr
thereof be shown on or before the 10th day Of
January next; provided copy OF this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
me last named day in some newspaper pub
iished in Carroll county.
>, JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
Jan 3'2t JNo. b. Boyle. Clerk.
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ANNEXATION ON A LARGE SCALE
The opinion, obtains, in some quarters, that
during the next decade, not only San Do
mingo, but the Sandwich Islands, Cuba,
Canada, and Mexico, viii fall into the lap
of the United States, like ripe fruit, or
plucked fruit, it may be.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

Judge Bond had the pleasure of sentenc-
ingsix more ku-klux prisoners, last week, at
Columbia, South Carolina. lie gave each
Of them five years imprisonment, and a
fine Of 500, except one, who was Bap-
fist clergyman, whom he fined $500 and
imprisoned FIVE years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

Upton Roop, Esq, of Uniontown District,
who recently resigned the position of Associ,
ateJudge ofthe Orphans Court, undoubtedly
possesses the confidence Of the people of this
county. In 1867 he was chosen as one of The
County Commissioners, and in 1869 he was
reelected to the same position, which Office,
as nearly all know, is the most disagreable
and thankless Office in the gift OF the people !;
yet latter serving in that capacity for four wears
he was nominated in 1871, for one Of the
Judges ofthc Orphans Court 1t Is seldom.
Il ever, that after serving as County Commits.
sioner, any gentleman can receive the endorse.
ment Of the people again. We congratulate
Mr.; Roop upon his popularity, and hope, as
he has retired to private life, that he may have
many years Of usefulness and enjoyment yet
before him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

WHAT'S TO BECOME OF Us?-Witb
the purse and the sword and the postal
telegraph in the hands of such man as
Grant, with subservient Judiciary, and
a two-thirds Administration majority in
Congress, what's to become of this eoun.
try? There is no promising future before
US, as republic, we fear.
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Friends Of the Advocate, send US the
news from your respective neighborhoods.
Mail your letters SO as to reach us on
Thursday. Give us an account Of every
thing Of local interest--marriages, deaths,
removals, sales Of property, Improvements,
new buildings, accidents, &c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

Wiz members ofthe Mutual Fire Insurance
a Company in baltimore county. residing
N y hoaeksyille and vicinity, are hereby mott,
ned that receipts for interest due ON he Pre-.
mum Notes for 1873, have been plaeed in the
hands OF ID, W. HoucK, who Is authorized 10
receive and receipt for the same.
by order Of
dec 2s.3t eng, $500 hn,
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LEAF YEAR.-By reference to the report of
the number of marriage licenses issued by the
Clerk Of this county in the course Of last year,
l. will be seen that the girls did not avail
themselves of their leap-year privileges TO the
extent that they might have done. There
were only two more marriage licenses issued
in 1872, than were issued in 1871.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

The first Of January is general moving
day throughout Maryland, except in the
western border counties, where tenants
move either on the 25th Of March or the
1st Of April.
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similia similibus Curantur.

DE-. W. y. DARRAH. Homeopa,h;e pbv.
~ sician, offers his professional services 70
ne c,uxens Of Westminster and vicinity.
Mill 90 an Office practice from I o'clock Ii
,9e evening until 2, Mt Wheelers Westminster
House, room No. 2 ''''''''S'
Westminster, Nov. %, ls72.am.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE. On Saturday last
John Z. Smith and Chas T. Reifsnider, as
trustees, sold tract of land containing 81
acres, situated near Hampstead, to Elias Ba-
ker for $1,000.
On the 10th ult., Messrs. John L. Smith,
John ii. Winemiller and Isaiah Ham, Trus.
tees of the estate of Joseph Davis, deceased,
sold, al public sale, the home farm of said
deceased, lying in Middleburg District, and
containing s64 acres, to Vim. II. Reifsnidcr,
at $50 per acre.
On the 18th ult., the heirs Of Eli Hesson,
deceased, sold, at Public Sale, to Mr.. Joseph
Myers, farm containing 30 acres, lying near
Tyrone, in Uniontown District, at Sl7 per
acre.
On Saturday last Mr. Peter Bale, as Trus.
tee, sold h use and four acres of land, lying
adjacent to the turnpike leading from New
Windsor to Liberty, miles from the former
place, to Elijah c. Ensor, for the sum of ST.
900
Messrs. John L. Smith and Chas. 7. Ref.
snlder, as Trustees, sold on Thursday last, u
tract of land containing 10 perehes, improved
with store house, &c, situated in Myersyile,
to Messrs. Burgoon and Rumler for $1,000.
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The Witnesses In the Wharton trial, have
been summoned to attend at Annapolis, on
Monday next, at which time il Is thought
the trial Of Mrs. Wharton, for poisoning
Mr. Van Ness, win begin.
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TENANT WANTED

~ a Farm near this City, an industrious
" man, with small family who can bring
goou references, will be treated with on liberal
Westminster, Nd. ;on 4 a.,
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Rernenber

WHAT the ADYocArE Office has greater
~ ~ variety Of Job Type, suitable for Sale
Bulls, than any other Office in Western MARY.
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Everything New.

WE recently purchased q new assortment
~ Of job Type for use during the pres.
w season.. jan
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The many friends of A. II. Huber, Esq.
our efficient and accommodating Postmaster
will be gratified to learn that the United
States Senate has confirmed his appointment
as Postmaster, for four years, from the 18th
OF December. Mr.. Huber has received bis
commission.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

The GREAT SroRM.-Judging from the
reports that have come to US, the great
storm of last week, although it ragged along
the coast from below Hattens northward
appears to have been seyerest along tbe
coasts of New England, Nova Scotia and
New Brunswick. Those shores have becn
literally strewn with wrecks, Re heayjes,
loss being the ship Peruvian, wrecked on
Cape Cod, with all on board-twenty-fiye
persons. The adjacent seas also have been
filed with disabled vessels, of which nc.
counts are now being constantly received
There has not been for many years storm
which did so much damage al sea and caused
such great Inconvenience on land. From
the New England and Provincial coasts the
storm appears to have moved northeasterly
and easterly into the Atlantic, passing along
the Gulf stream, and Il probably win not
have been dissipated until It's influences
are felt on the shores Of the British Island
and Northern Europe.
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WANTED

\ PRACTICAL FARMER TO RENT
4 - On SHARE a well improved property
N rihksburg District. None need aprly who
shnnol furnish good recommendation or first.
class references. For further information
app'y eltner BY letter TO Finkshurg on IA per.
s p =. me Deer Park Farm, on Deer Park
Road, near the Patapsco, to - -
dec = JAMES FENNER LEE
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Grace Greenwood calls the Supreme
Court room, Washington, that solemn
sanctuary Of dizziness and decorum.' Fie
Grace have you no more graee than that ?
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

CoRREcrIoN.-Last week We published the
weight OF two pigs killed by Mr.. j. W. Sell.
man, near Warheldsburg, aged FIVE months,
weighing respectively 10 and 60 pounds
The weight should have been 10 and 1866.
At the time we thought it was take off ON
the heavy weights, but it turns out that Mr.
seilman pigs were very large and fine ones
indeed, for FIVE months pigs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

DIADolIcAI--rhe railroad fend has again
made his appearance on the B. &. o. r. r.
His last dastardly and inhuman act was the
plugging ola switch near Mount Airy on Sun.
day night last, which threw the western bound
express off the track, slightly iniuring the
fireman. If these incarnate villains were
promptly hung up by the neck when they are
caught, the example might be productive of
some good.
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USIoSrowS IFgMs.--A few days since, the
young ladies OF our town presented Mrs Rich.
mond with M outfit, worth about $50.
On New Years Eve, the Church Of God,
and kind hearted citizens Of Uniontown and
vicinity, came en- aidsse, ard hy taking un.
ceremonious possession Of Elder s. :. Rich
mond's habitation, soon had the table in the
centre Of the floor, and il loaded with pork,
beef, sausage, hominy, sugar, coffee, salt,
dried fruit, canned fruit, cakes, pies. iellies,
chickens, butter, and in the rear, were sacks
Of corn and apples, amounting, in all, to a
snug sum.
We gather from such expressions of kind.
ness, the fact that the Elder aud family have
ondeared themselves 10 the kind and generous
hearted citizens OF the town and vicinity.
Mr.. J. II, Christ, in a very appropriate ad.
dress, presented the contents VI the table,
baskets and sacks, ON behalf Of the donors;
to which Elder \. s. Richmond replied with
the fullness of q thankful heart.
On Christmas Eve, the NJ z. Church and
good-thinking citizens of our town aud yicini-
~, came in body, and very uneeremoniously
took possession Of the Parsonage now occu.
pied by Rev. Mr.. Gushing, not, however, for
the purpose Of making it their abode, but for
the purpose Of making glad the hearts Of its
incumbents, and in few minutes the table
was loaded with beef, pork, sausage, hominy,
meal, barrel of -four, sugar, coffee, cakes,
pies, fruit in every style, butter, chickens,
turkeys, and many other accessories, summing
up considerably. These were substantial ex.
pressions of sentiments Of the most profound
love and respect. They We're presented on
the part Of the donors by Mr.. Daniel r. Christ,
to which Rev Mr.. Gushing in very appro.
PIRATE, feeling and heartfelt manner, replied.
The following gentlemen were elected and
installed officers Of Wyoming Tribe, No. 81,
Improved Order of Red Men, for the ensuing
six moons Sac, George A. Davis; Sr. Sag.
H. p. Englar; Jr Sag. VIM. Thomas; Proph.
Ct, VIM. ii. Morningstar; X. OF Wampum, j.
I. Ii. Davis; X. of II. George W. Gilbert ;
g. of I. George Ii. Routson; G. ofW., VIM.
II. Baker; Janitor, George H. Routson; Rep.
resentatiye to Great Council of Maryland,
John A. Brown. Wyoming is in healthy
condition, and has frequent accessions.
A Fair for the benefit of the Uniontown
Cornet Band, will commence on the 18th in.
slant aud continue week.
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1878.
1878. 1870
! TEIE AGE. y
A i.:::..3ING DAILY AND WEEKLY xFw..
The Firm Advocate Of Democratic Pa
1874

INoR the past ten Year, THE Age has h.. !, Z
II and earnest defender Of the rreat A. w. s:le n
enanelsieSd ~ ,he Ienders ofthe Republic nv
with eliques or -Ringr,' Il has ice,, ., ,s ell,
corrupt iniiuencc, but has alwas lal,1r,, ,s y
or favor inr the general good Il has th,,,'l a,
the persistent and eigilant adyocalr ~ M Ia
general ~ wen as municipal "' Htih
Receiving no aid nom Official patrorag,. ~
relies on the subscriptions and sifport ~ Il iaf IA
and o. isir anu Intelligent citizens who ieelss,
free and fearless discussion by the mrs, n. NJ "a
be,t defence Of private rights andruhiie nos y
IN the varying iortunes OF parties tbe in,,,.eils
and patriotic VIII rally 10 sustain fras ,sasiiqI
government for the people and BIZ inc fIp, 'le ".
pose corruption and usufpatiOn ana Ia Me- 49, p (,
purify the American Institutions thaf ,,sslsN II
s elnlsiy an n0 iSa kePgsc he world Il =
can only BE- conducted on what Wa elsi,. ieilaa.
Democratic principles, for which THr AgS " "
contend with an abiding faith In their rl,,,Ml q
rttah
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

The Baltimore Daily 4me,lean entered
upon ID hnndreth year On New Years
Day
The New York 0tsexuy win BE- shy
year Old il May next
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Rein +. Albert has been appointed post.
master at War6eldsburg, on the Liberty and
Westminster route, vice John W. Sellman
removed.
At Union Mills, in this county, r. l..
Leathcrwood has been appointed p. NJ, rice
David l.. Feeser, who has removed from the
county.
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Fatal, AcclDEST.-A painful, and perhaps
fatal accident, occurred at the copper mines,
near Liberty, Frederick county, by the giving
way of scaffold on which some eight or ten
men were at work. The men were precipita.
ted to the bottom of the shaft, some forty or
hfty feet, injuring all to a greater or less ex.
tent, and two perhaps fatally.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-01-04

lRoN FuRsAcE.-Wilmington Del. is about
to establish pig iron mandatory on large
scale, with capital Of S250,000, and such
men as Lobdel among the stockholders. vii.
mington is at distance both from iron and
from coal, and if she can engage in the bust
ness profitably, under such circumstances. WHY
should it not be profitable business here,
with iron ore all around us, and coal quite rs
convenient as it is to Wilmington?
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If You Want

ME largest, best printed and most attrac.
i've Sale Bill, send your orders to the
'p'ocAIk Oince ian
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Postmaster General Creswell advertises pro.
posals for carrying the United States mails
from Westminster, by Mexico, new office, and
Snydersburgh, new office, to Manchester, 10
miles and back. once week. Leave West.
Minister Saturday at 0 A. NJ. Arrive ut Man
chester by Il v. Leave Manchester Saturday
at =. N. Arrive at Westminster by 4 p. NJ.
Proposals invited for twice. a. week service.
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Look Herel

( YARDS, Circulars, Programmes, SHINING
~ Tags, Bill Heads, in fact everything re-
CURED in the Printing line can be obtained n
the ADVOCATE Office. ;an ~
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Every Business Man

hoULD use Printed Letter Heads. The
- ADVOCATE Office can furnish almost every
'a''eV' at reasonable prices. jan
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sLEiGHSG.-rhe sleighing has been very
line for two weeks past. Ex-Sherif' Tracy
has the handsomest cutter we have seen upon
our streets. The old fashioned sled has been
brought into requisition, and, indeed, they
look SO roomy and cosey, that one is almost
enVious OF those who ride so comfortably in
them. The gayest looking match is that Of
Mr.. Lynch's beach ponies.
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FOR SALE OR REIN =.

TWO HOUSES on Liberty Street for Sale
\ or Rent. Apply Immediately 10
/. II. 0RENDoRFF,
Jun fim AgExr
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First Come, First Served.
FIRE INSURANCE.

SEND your Orders for Printing for the
~ Spring Trade to the ADVOCATE Office.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. Rev. j. A. Earnest.
of Grace Lutheran Church, of this city, was
the recipient of number of presents from
his flock, amounting TO about 500, Mrs. j..
NJ. Hurley, the accomplished organist, also
received gift to the value of $40. Rev. Ju.
lian L. lngle, Of Ascension p. L. Church, was
the recipient of apurse from his congregation,
which he gracefully and feelingly acknowl.
edged on Christmas day. These holiday gifts
are valued beyond their intrinsic worth, be.
cause they are tokens of the esteem and aifec.
ton of their donors, and as such, are very
grateful TO the recipients.
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Eight colored men were killed and q
dozen more wounded, by raiIroad coils
ion at Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday.
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PREsESTATIoN.-C. Il. Waters, ESQ.,, of
thus county, Inspector at Tobacco Warehouse
No. !, Baltimore, was presented on Christmas
day, by the employees, with handsome gift
OF silver ware. A letter, in speaking of the
occasion, says He is thorough gentleman,
and with an experience of over twenty years,
as Inspector and Commission Merchant, can.
not be eexcelled in his department, and he has
the entire confidence Of all connected with the
Tobacco Trade.
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The Thomas Iron Company, Of Ichigh,
Pr, have purchased 5000 acres Of lind,
near Carlisle, for s4,0O0,000.
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CoScERr.-on Monday evening next, the
9th instant, Concert will be given at the NJ.
z. Church, Middleburg, by Professor II. San.
ders, OF baltimore, for the benefit Of the
Union Sabbath School Prof S. is well
known to our citizens as a musical proficient,
and no doubt the house will be filed.
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PUBLIC SALE
oF
A VALUABLE FARM,
NEAR SYKESvILLE.


In pursuance of the power contained in n
Il Mortgage from Solomon T. Bailey and
Wife, to Jacob Tome, | will sel at Public
Auction, to the highes, bidder, on
Wednesday, The 5h day Of February, 1873,
at ! o'clock, Z. NJ, ON the premises, in Car
roll county, Maryland, all that Valuable Tract
or Parcel Of Land, containing
285 ACRES, MORE or LESS,
situate near Sykesyille, in Carroll county,
Nd, on the North side of the Public Road
leading from Sykesvile TO the Washington
and Westminster Road, now occupied BY Sol.
ONION I. Bailey, and formerly by Peter W.
Webb, and which is particularly described by
courses and distances in Mortgage from
Solomon I. Bailey and Wife to Jacob Tome,
dated the 9th day of October, 1863, and re.
corded among the Real Estate Mortgage Re.
cords OF Carroll county, in Liber j. b. b.,
No. 4, folio 1859, &c.
Terms Of Sdtc.-Fiye thousand Eight Hun.
dred Dollars in cash on the day Of sale; the
residue in one year thereafter the last pay.
ment to bear interest from day of sale and to
be secured TO the satisfaction ofthe mortgage
JACOB TOME, Mortgage.
W. j. JOKES, Attorney and Solicitor.
jan Ats
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DouDLr PlPE CRrEk IrrNs.-The following

DouBLg Prs CREEK IrEAs.-The following
reached us too late for our last:
Intense cold on Sundayat A. NJ. mercury,
was 20 below zero, at II NJ. I00 above, and at
I p. NJ. 10 below. This is low tenn.
perature for this latitude. But Christmas day
shows even lower record At5A. NJ. 70
below zero, at 0 A. NJ. zero, and at u NJ. 4
degrees above.
The ice on Big Pipe Creek has now attained
u thickness Of eight inches, and those who had
not filed their ice houses before have now a
fine chance. The idea Of selling ice from the
water has nc. yet entered the minds of our
citizens who own the creeks.
Wednesday night and Thursday, till noon,
there was heavy snow storm; the snow is
now 10 to u inches deep.
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Carroll county is not the only place where
large hogs are raised. We sec by the Denton
papers that several hogs weighing, 500. 100.
$50, and from that down to $50 pounds have
been slaughtered in Caroline county, the past
season. We give in, and will sendthe largest
ear Of corn grown on the prize acre down 10
our friends, in that portion of the State.
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Es'afe Of George Wagner, deceased.
NOTICES hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained from the Orphans Cour,
Of Carroll county, letters Testanentary ON the
Personal Estate of
GEORGE WAGNER.
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 subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of JuIY next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from ail
benefit OF said Estate. Those indebted are re.
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 6Oth day of DE.
cember, 1872.
LYDIA a. WAGNER,
jan 4ft Execuirix.
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;, a temperance meeting will take place in the
Basement of the Methodist Protestant Church,
on Monday evening next, at n o'clock. r.
y: iNorment, Esq. and Rev. C. II. Richardson.
will deliver addresses.
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ORPHANS CouRT STATIsTIcs.-For the
year ending January LIST, 1873, the number OF
wills admitted to probate was IS; Administra-
tons granted, 100; Administration accounts
settled, %; Guardian accounts settled, los /:
Guardians appointed and bonded, 81; lnven.
tories returned, $50; Sales of personal prop.
erty returned, 81; Sales of real estate, Z.
Amount of taxes ON commissions of Execu.
tors and Administrators paid over to State
treasury. S2053.90; Collateral Inheritance
Taxes paid over, $36l.l2. Total amount,
S24l5.02.
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THoRouGHBRED STocE.-0ur energetic fel.
low citizen, VIM. H. Cole, ESQ.,, is making
speciality ofraising thoroughbred stock. Mr..
Cole is valuable acquisition to the number
OF enterprising farmers of Carroll county.
We like to see a lire mda, in business, no
matter what business he is engaged in, and
Mr.. Cole is eminently entitled to that appel
lation. We make no doubt that he will ind
the breeding of Thoroughbred profitable. II
costs no more to feed blooded stock than
grades, while the former will bring much
higher price than the latter.