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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
Personal.

STANLEY is to have an ocean .steame,
named for him.
&c.,
Banks for President. -
s,ooo ooo., =,
H. IN N.o.r oyuLD corneieI Po,ooV'VW IN the
-"se to' 'N"s''efn ioF
Edwin rohktsr commenced bis career
O. "n "c'or at the age oi H. ~
DIR. LIVINGSTONE is sixty, but STANLEY
says he looks ten years younger.
A WESTERN paper calls Jos ouin Mil.
Ter the wild, ecarletshirted sonaster Of
the Sierras.n ..- =,
: .s
JOHN irLsR, son OF zex. PRESIDENT
United States Senate 49, '''>
THERE is . negro woman living near
columbus, Ga, LOG years old, who
never nursed Washington.
h. l.. GoDkIN. OF the The Nation, will
shortly establish q daily newspaper in
New YORK, with o capital OF 500, 600.
Tuosrrox d;ed a, Ro,h.r T.
the other dav. He was n GOOD darkv
full of years-one hundred and twenty
OF 'em.
ANrw HAVEN ,enorter bas se,t,ed u
bv obta;nino hi. ,f;dsx;t from Mr.
Fropde. AZ nronounce tba ~" IN rnv
surname like 90 in fool II A r,
THr Fairbanks. scale manufacturers
borrowed five dollars to make their f;rst
scale. and sre now worth "a OO0 OOo Go
and borrow five dollars Young man.
i;o. issRlL !" tne name OF q New
iorA art'ss VINO pa,nts bruised eyes 20
t.ash | n .nd sHou u..,,roi Su n,ha WI. io1h as
faea sA Oh" A " o'He' p"''' Vi 'ne
'"
TaE biographical grave-clothes Of Pope
Plus TX. repose in myriads Of journal
istic pigeon-holes throughout the civil.
lied world, ready for use at q moments
"o'''
Miss EMILY FAITHFUL recently visit
ed the Soldiers Home in Milwaukee.
She was greeted with "God save the
Queen" and three cheers for the British
army.
u,,vno, :. nm, h..a o,.,L dr,,
AIIAohD 10 hos ..o". eAeA ~ u' oE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
Poisonous Paper Shades.

DR.. Mirus mentions two cases in Jena
and one in Frankfort where persons
using green glazed paper shades were
attacked with symptoms of arsenic
poisoning. In one case the symptoms
did not cease until the use of the shade
was discontinued. The heat of the
lamp, volatilizing the arsenic, renders
even the very small quantity present
extremely dangerous. The arsenic is
used in. the we'll known Paris green,
with which not only lamp shades but
wall papers, ETC., are so often colored.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
Helpful Hints for Housewives.

TIE juice of bean pods is cure for
warts.
To PREVENT GLUE BECOMING SoUR AND
MoLDY.-The addition of & quantity of
carbonate of soda, just sufficient to give
q strong smell to the glue, will accom-.
plish the desired result.
To MEND RUBBER OR OTHER HosE.-
Cut the hose apart where it is defective,
obtain piece of iron pipe ten or twelve
inches long; twist the ends over it un.
til the ends meet, and wrap with strong
twine, we'll waxed.
CREAn or.TAarAR CAKE. To ono
pound and half of -four take two
ounces of butter; rub it well into -four.
Add one teaspoonful of soda, one tea-
spoonful of cream.of.tartar, one quart If
sweet milk and sugar. Bake in quick
oven.
DRIED VEAL.-Dried veal can be made
in hot just as we'll as in cool weather.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03

THIS item is from late San Francisco
paper: "StriDg beans and peas are a
triie dearer; asparagus has advanced /;
new potatoes are quotable at &c per
pound green corn and egg plant are
out of market; no Strawberries have
been received for more than q week.
Lettuce, 25c to 30c per dozen; cucum-
bers, 15c per dozen," etc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
The Night After Christians.

ILLUSTRATED BY D. scArrEReoop.
Twas the night after Christm.a. ~, III
through the house "~A -
Every soul was sbed. and still a . mouse;
These stockings so late in st. Nicholas' care
We're empty Of AL that was eatable there,
The darlings had duly been tucked in their beds.
With very full stomachs, and pains in their
heads.
T! was doing away in my new cotton CAP,
And Nancy was rather far gone in nap,
When out in the nursery rose such elatter,
l sprang from my sleep. crying, What Is the
mattsH3"
few to each bedsde-still half in doss-
Tore open the curtains aud threw of the clothes;
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
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Il POeiieal Alphabet,

lFMr Leslie s,ephen. the great Alpine slipksr.
and editor Of the C6saA:H Xtgasixe. sxys IN Hn-
sli,h eorfeepondent. wrote the fauess "a 3
upon o Ball, /" which. for unlabored Wit and hap
spinee Of rhyme selipsss all other possicai
slphahstsJ ,s arsF go 30
% a was N Angel of blushing eighteen;
B b the ns3l where the AnEsl WIS seea:, 90
G is1hs chEpefon who cheated at cards;
b the Dcuxfemps With Freak Of the 0aardss
= Is the Eye which those dark 12shes cover;
y is the Fan IL peeped wick edly over. 5fsf's'
g 10 the Glove Of superlative hid =. ii =y,s,
Il 70 the Hand which It spitefully hid:
10 the les which the fair one deuan1ed: y
? J is the Juvenile who hurried TO hand Il;
& 10 the Herchief, sare work of art :sa IA
L e fbs Lace which com posed its chief part:
( Mts the Ai4&aid wao watehed the piff dane6;
Is TIE ASss she turned lp ct neh Gleoaes, =
) q Is mo QlBR Gust then in tt pxf1e): z
2 isthe ePsrtbsF eho Vousanit esp iimSe 7 -
y ss 80 = - g :, e -
8 10 the supper. where all met in pairs,
@ l. the Twsddle they talked On the stain
u is the Uncle who thought we'd be going!
Z Wis the Voice which his niece replied No in :
w 3 the Waiter who sat up too late; n
x is the Exit not rizidly straight;
Y is the Yswuing 1T caused BY the ball; ~
2 stands for Zero. or nothing at ALL"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
BuiId Well the State.

o builders of the state,
Be brave and wise and great. uf
Make equal rights for all. the base,
MOrtise the granite deep,
True to I Q plummct keep.
Build higher than clique. or caste. or race.
Wall out the trust in creeds.
Wall in the faith in deeds.
Wall out the traitors corner-stone.
Wall in the church and school;
Wall out the tyrant's rule,
Wall in fair Freedom on her throne.
o men in Washington.
Build in the rock and on.
Build well-build for all future time.
Let all the nations see
Justice and Liberty
Clasp hands above a task sublime
George W. Bangay.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
The Little Glass Shoe.
A NoRTHLASD FAIRY TALE.

.Uoi hol hal hal-What is it ]. view?"
Iahn Wilde. the plowman cried,
,.'Ss h;t his foot on little glass shoe
Tsst lay on the mountain side:
"Some Fay has lost it. there's never doubt
But an how lucky for mel
The owner will soon be roaming about.
To fnd where his shoe may be.
.ra 50" ssil John. I'll carry it home.
That's just what will do.
And hs Will pay me pretty sum
Who buys this little sheel"
Anu be spread the story far and near.
Por many a mid around,
That the fairy folk mig ht ssrely hear
Who the little glass shoe hsd found.
i,d soon to John merchant came,
Who said he had the news: '.t..s
Aud would the p!owman sell the same
10 dealer in glass shoesf
And he offered John pretty price
Por the shoe that he had found;
Rut John replied it was much too nice
10 20 for a hundred pound:
A. Ps;s5sss issss sFss st seSs;.d more
The nan who buys my shoe." he swore,
will dearly have to pay.
There's rot a pretticr shoe on earth.
To cover la1y's toes;
And thus happen to know its worth
Far better than you suppose.
The shoe is one OF wondrous price,
lOpUuy Sdh oShyH
And yet, perchance there's some deylee
May serve the shoe to buy.
If you are able to show me now,
When am plowing my field.
That every furrow behind my pfow
A shining ducat may yield;-
Why then. TO you the shoe III give
Else will keep il myself,
For an ornament as long as live.
To grace my mantcl shelf
And SO il was the fairy boug ht,
PTras in a merchants gui.eO
his own glass shoe and quick as thought,
Away to his nome be hie..
And off went John, with much delight.
As fast as he could 60,
By trial 10 prove, that very night,
RI the charm would work or no.
And he found the fairy's word was true
As he promi;e cd in the trade:
For shining duclt came to view
in every furrow he madei
And aga n. next morning, off he went
Nor scarce to eat could stop
To pillow asain.-he was SO intent
10 gather bis golden crop.
And 70 he plowed, and piowed, and Plowed.
And scarce for slumber ceased;
No wonder John was growing proud.
As fast his wealth increased!
And still he plowed by day and night,
When none we're locking o.,
Till he seemed, indeed, u sorry knight
He grew SO lean and wan!-
And still when none his work might view,
He rlowed By night and day.
And still the more his riches grew.
tie more he pined away.
Until at last. his work was stopt.
and the ploaman. where was heH
Down in the furroW. alasi he dropt
As dead as dead could be!
MORAL.
Though good is gold. TO have and hold.
Ny story makes it clear.
Who sells himself for ordid pc!f.
Has bought it much 90 dear!
John G.. SGSe. IN n. Y. Ledger.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03

Don't yos think you had beae-, iope. rrn for the
Doc,orf"
When my Nancy exclaimed. for their suferinEs
shocked her.
Don't you think you had better, love. run for
adoctor2"
ran; and was scarcely back under my roof
When l heard tho sharp clatter Of old Jalap's
hoof;
might say that I had scarcely turned myself
round
When tho doctor came into tho room with Q
bound.
He was covered with mud from his head to his
foot,
And the suit he had on wa, his very worst suit;
He hsrdly had time to put that on his hack,
And he locked like Falstaf half faddled with
eack
His eyes. how they twinkledi Had tho doctor
got merry?
His lips looked like port. and his breath smelt
likesherry.
He hadn't been shaved for fortnight or 10.
And the beard on his chin want white as the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03

Hon. A. G. CURTIN has taken to the
lecture platform, with an essay on Rus.
sin, to which country he was lately
Minister.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03

Rs,. o. B. FRoTHINoHAn denounces
the hanging of criminals as disgracefui
and brutslizing, and recommends kill
ing them by some subtle poison.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03


While the light Of the taper served clearly to
show
The piteous plight of those objects below:
For what to the fond fathers eyes should appear
But the little pale face Of each sick little deari
For each pet that had Cd itself full as tick
knew in q moment now felt like Old Nick.
Their pulses were rapid, their breathing tho
same;
What their stomschs ejected I'll mention by
namo:
Now turkey. now stufans. plum-puddins. Of
course,
And sustards. and cfullers, and cranberry sauce;
Before outraged nature sll went to tho wall,
Yes. lollypops, hapdeodle. dinner and all.
Like pellets which urchins from popguns let hy,
Went fgs. nuts. and raisins, jam. jelly. and pie:
Till each error of diet was brought to my view.
To tho shame Of mamma and Of Santa Claus. too.
turned from the sight. to my bedroom stepped
back.
And brought out vial marked Pulv. Ipeosc.;"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03

But inspecting their tongues in spito their teeth"
But. inspecting their tongues. in spite Of their
teeth,
And drawing his watch from his waistcoat be-
meath.
He felt of each pulse. saying. Each little belly
Must get rid".here he laughed-"o Of the rest of
that jelly"
eaIed on each chubby. plump, SICK little elf
And grOaned whom he said SO. in spite Of myself;
But a wink Of his eye, when he physicked our
Fred.
Soon gave me to know had nothing to dread.
work..
And dosed all the rest-save his trowsers ajsrk-
And, adding directions while blowing his nose.
He buttoned his coat, from his chair he arose.
Then. jumped In his sig. gave old Jalsp .
whistle.
And Jalap dashed of as If pricked hy thistle.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-03
MORAL.

Though good is gold. TO have and hold.
Ny story make, it clear.
Who sells himself for ordid pc!f.
Has bought il much 90 dear!
John G. SGSe. IN n. Y. Ledger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22

MfxGn LocAIs yellow Nedss or ring
perch are plenty IN Westminster, Al GO cents
bunch. These fish are rarely ever eaten In
the Underwater sSetioiss OF Maryland. Here,
where rock and white perch are seldom seen,
they are bought up with nyidity Herring are
selling through or streets Al 30 cents per
dozen.
This city vas visited BY heavy wind. storm
on Saturday night and Sunday last. The
lightning rod on the house Of John G. Frizell,
Esq, was torn Of and plank walk in West
End was blown from one side Of the street to
the other.
The large black Newfoundland Dog, be.
longing to DR.. }. w. Herring, was shot and
killed by some unknown person on Mednes'
day night last. He was splendid specimen
Of his Kind and much valued by his owner.
The barber shop under Carroll Hall recent
y occupied by John Lang, who has gone to
parts unknown, has been re-opened by Mi
ehael Chung.
Tuesday is showing Day. and quite q
number Of changes will take place in this
city.
The streets Of Westminster dark as Erebus,
at night; taxes unpaid, and no money in the
Treasury to pay for the gas.
A gentleman Of this city observed snow
birJ; perched upon the telegraph wire, fall To
the ground dead, few days since, and sup.
posed Il resulted from the electric current.
Seven shares Of the Carroll Building Asso.
citation, Of this city, sold on Tuesday night
last, NJ % per cent. premium.
The Equinox brought rs another snow
storm. The ground was covered ON Thurs
day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22

DEEAwARE AFFAIRs.-The ancient
town Of New Castle is jabiIant at the fail
ure Of the attempt TO take from her the
honor Of being the eouniy seat. Ben6res
and rejoieings, sAisos Of artillery and
Ciceroaian oratory, celebrated the result.
Wilmington Is jubilant over her new
hotel, the Clayton House, 50 called after
one Of her distinguished citizens, the late
Hon. John N. Clayton. Now we object
to this thing Of asssciating the name Of a
great man with that Of hotel. re they
wanted to build monument to the mem
DRY Of Clayton, why did they not do it Of
marble? There is no aFposiieness in asso-
eiating his name with a ho.eI. He never
kept hotel; he was never a toddy-mud-
der or mixer of bfandy-smashes and gin
cocktails, but a statesman. Such, howev-
er. Is fate Byron said that military glory
consisted in being wounded in battle and
having your name mispelled in the "a
zsttes. Civic renown is even worse, when
a mans good name is to be handed down
to posterity through association with a
hotel. 40 what base uses may We
come at last The skull Of Cesar ma,
be made dlinking-eup
Delaware College, Newark, asks assist.
ance from the Legislature, now in session
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22


Lovers of the marvellous will fiEd on the
first page an interesting article on old SUI
perstitions, omens, presentiments, and en-
chantments Much has been written on
these subjects, and yet they are but imper-
fectly understood. He who wants to in
vestigate them further should read Scott 5
Demonology, Comstock and kindred works.
Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron, Benjamin
franklin, and many Others, have treated
of dreams, witehcraft, incaniations, magic,
jugglery, sorcery, alchemy, and the occult
sciences, which are hardly as well under
stood now as they were in the days when
Aaron's budding rod swallowed up the
rods Of the OWNERS and soothsayers.
franklin, who philosophical about every
thing, enormously eontended that dreams
were but the results Of our waking
thoughts, and subject to cqr control: that
his own dreams were a source Of infinite
amusement to him. 4 clergyman, here,
recently said that good dreams were the
result Of good thoughts, and bad dreams Of
bad thoughts This may be partially
true, bat there are mny dreams 50 strange
and grotesque as never to have entered
into the waking thoughts Of any one.
VISIONS and dreams 50 frequently
mentioned in the holy oracIes, were often
the media ibr ugh which heaven commune
icatcd its viii tn men, AMI may be so still.
The subject is one Of much interest, and
IS no doubt susceptible Of being more fully
understood than il is now.
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Was oadmns I Myth

va ~. hee1 aet,sstonied 10 regard
f..a.... g /. k;;<'.-;..sl sks.eler Z much
g & .nx s.h,F nsrsonaus mentioned ii
h;.,o4, Is, aa,,l,. an thrown over the
ax;..snea q x,sh 1 ,.er.sn ~ ths Swans
n III s,,.ss,.s DIV f,..lnus ;3c are sold
~. ~ man NJ. fhs, sbs word 1 az
y;vsa l.on Ill pbanie;sn word Kad.,
.;s.;se.;sg M "a, from which direction
~ sI,hsha. ~ ;n,yu,ln,ed iuto Greece !.
IS. N. ssae,.,,r bsan s.,rrosed thar
d,.,,z M j, man ana ,hst NJ WINS the
;..,..,,,nr e,he Al.hshse
r..vs.,.o,,' ! I. n;ss;o,,oyv a. Rioor.pbv !"
which l;ss be,ore 81 mskss Il mention ii
s..b !. ,s,..on IS, m.ny his,or;sns al
,a...;,,, M ~ - III onrselvcs The
osess;on wbetbsr i, Is nossisle that the
world his been mistaken ii this matter 81
,oaug Another a,,cs,;an / sucoesled "a
ON mind and /, i thIs--arc nos some
man visa .bove What 4 writtenY We
oncc be,rl III e.;.,enee Of Gen. Francis
Marion and Paul Jones. two wslLknown
ck.rac,ers K American history doubted
b. men assuming d Be intelligent Ma,
nal The doubts reapoct;pu Csdmus arise
f.,,u /. s;,.;lsr ..rs,9
,u = n -.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

YNHE undersigned by virtue OF Deed of
A Trust from John Tracy and wife, will
sell at Public Sale, to the highest bidder, on
the premises now occupied by the said John
Tracy, about one.half mile from Westminster,
on the road leading to Manchester On
Thursday. the i0th day Of 1p,ii, 4. d. 1915,
at O'Clock, ?. NJ, all the Stock, Farming
implements, &c, consisting in part of four
superior Work Horses, two Of which ~
RI are Stations, and all work 10y
NIX either in the lead or in sin. yg-,A..
-=sA=2,gie harness, Mich Cows. lot Of
Shoats, Broaduead Wagon, good as new +;
Stone Bed, | Top Buggy and Harness, sets
OF Breechbands, sets Lead Gears, Collars,
Brides, Haliers, &c, Flows, > double
shovel Plows, single shovel Plows, , Ilar.
rows, triple, double and single Trees. Butt
Traces, Spreaders, Breast Chains, and a va.
rieiy OF other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms IF sale. All sums of and under
SlO, cash on all sums above $40 credi, OF
six months will be given, purchasers to give
their notes, with approved security, bearing
interest from day OF sale.
AMOS SIIAEFFER.
Trustee.
CRorr & RrIFsylnER, Soieitors.
mar 22-ts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22

EDITORIAL TounxEY.-The Frederick
Uaisa shivers a lance upon our neighbor
scabrook, Of the Sentinel. for having '.jus-
tilted the late robbery Of tbs United States
Treasury Of more than million and half
Of dollars BY the late Radical Congress. =
The Union thinks that eshe good people
Of Carroll county had better never put a
man ike this in any Of their public Offices,
Or they may ''pay dear for their whistle. =
This i 1 little hard upon our neighbor, at
this particular juneture, when, runor has
Il, be il looking towards one Of the fattcsi
Of our comfy Offices However, let ths
Knight Of Frederick Keep bis lance in
poises for be may expect to feel the irun.
eheou Of the Kni lit Of carioIl, who eaunoi
I'll = respond % this challenge Of his adj
scrary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22
Notice to Teachers.

OFFlCE BoARD Co. ScnooL COMMISSIONERS,
March 18th, 1873. I
ON or before the ith day of July, each
~ Public School Teacher Of Carroll county,
will return to the Secretary an exact dsScrip-
tire Catalogue Of the Books, Stationery, &c,
aud other School Property on hand belonging
TO the County, taking care 10 show by full
repor, Of what has become "rSFIr FuR USE
that the credits for books. &c, returned to
this office, added to those 10Y HAND will
balance those charged in this Office against
the School reported. This, as receipt to
the Teacher, will be signed by the Trustees.
in whose care the Books and School Property,
with duplicate Of the Catalogue, will be left.
j. NJ NEWS0N,
mar 22.td Secretary, &c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22
Notice to Trespassers.


Estatc n Michael lfariic, deceased,
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
An Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters OF Admins.
tration on the Personal Estate of
MICHAEL MAkKLE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An persona
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally TO the subscriber.
on or before the LIST day Of 0cronra, next /,
they may otherwise By law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
uiyen under my hand this I'd day OF March,
1873. ABRAHAM W. WOLF,
mar z2-4t administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-03-22
The SALARY INCREASE yorE.-Our

Tue SALARY INCREASE yorE.-Our
respected contemporary, the Rochester
Democrat aad Clroaicle, says:
s'The press, without an exception shat we
have seen. condemns the salary bill, as 10
which. by the way, there is party responsi-
biiity worth noting. On the vote for the IN
crease, twenty four Republicans IN the senate
and sixiy-four in the house voted aye; twelve
Democratic senator's and ihirty-nfne Demo
cratic representatives voted on the same side.
Of those who voted mar, in the senate twenty
one were Republicans and six were Demo
Gratis; ID the house ffty-nine were Republi-
cans and thiriy-6ve Democrats. .
The above showing Of the relative Re-
publican and Democratic vote, on that OBJ
Boxions measure, is true. We are sorry
that any Democrat should have been be-
smirched BY it, but, after all, il viii not be
denied, that the Republican party. having n
large majority in Congress. is justly re-
sponsible for is acts. Besides, the Presi-
dent having the veto power failed to ex-
ercise i in this case. The responsibility,
therefore, clearly rests with the Repubii-
can party.
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Sheriff. LicenSe'Noti
NOTICE TO MERCHArn.
TRADERS, AND oTHPpsss

4 IL persons and bodies corpo,a,,
"A lite, in Carroll county, wbos,s o. y
lie exercising or pursuing any ln.;n y ~
shall be doing any act or thing, Or shslss .
the occupation Of any house or pncs wy y Y i
purpose Tor which a license is aads nav " ~
by the laws of Maryland, are hereL, ''ss.'lsl
TO obtain u License, or renew he sau,s sa y
betorI the " o.
FIRST DAY OF MAY, is,s.
undor the penalty prescribed By said a..
the infraelion thereof 's 'a'
Those interested are notified Of theen
ing requirements ofthe License law, ~ ''or'
TRADERS LICENSES.-rhe a..
be paid by traders for license. i,he s.1 y
Of stock nj the principal season Of sal s' =,
given under OATH is us follows; ~ W b
1.-THE applicants stock in trade do,. 50.
exceed sl,OO0.~.... .~.. ..... -. ~ y !,
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

pY virtue Of n commission issued to us by
- the County Commissioners for Carroll
county, to examine and determine whether
the public convenience requires the opening
OF public toad in said county, commencing
at point on public road known By the
name Of frump's Road, near Samuel Goeth-
ing tenant house; then onthe bed Of an o d
road on or near said bed, TO the Pennsylvania
Line where the old road crosses said line near
Jacob Hess house.
This is therefore TO notify all persons whom
il may concern, that the undersigned will meet
on the premises, on Wednesday, The 30th day
q Aprii, 1873, at . o clock, A. NJ, to execute
the trust reposed in us BY said Commission.
DAVID b. EARHART,
JESSE MYERS,
JOHN JONES,
mar 22.it Examiners
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