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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

A ScOTCaMAN having hired
himself to a farmer, had q
cheese set down before him
that tYhFge,ImIlg be might help hlmaself.-
The master said to h,m, Sandy
you take a long time to break
fast" 'In troth, MASTER" an
swered he. "a cheese o this
size is nae soon eaten as
ye may Think g2HDl,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

We neglected to notice last
week the resignation Of Mar
shal Sry. A new election takes
place June 9Th. In the mean
time James Myersis filing the
Office by appointment.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

RANNELLs g. ENGLAND will
offer lour pair Of three year old
mules at the next regular stock
sale, Tuesday, June 9 A cred
~ Of six. months will be give n
the purchasers.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28


Col. YEoMAN, OF W ashington,
Mr.. ,Glasspofthe firm'of Glass &
Peiinglll, Cleveland, Mr. Graves,
sup't of WelIslon, Iron and Goa
Co, MIR. McGee OF Lincoln Fur
mace, and Mr.. Cobb OF Latrobe
Furnace, visited the ore banks
north Of Macarthur, vest erday,
and expressed themselves as
weIl7satisfied as to our mineral
wealth, sin both coal and iron
They are all active business
men. and are "Narrowtiaugers,'
and their, visit here, we under
stand, has determined their de
cided preference for The Near
thur route. eNI''.Hm 9sf9 5ra 1'D"
...... T.. tg.,..s r.tIt ia .D.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
RECORD.
EofAolaI Organ Of vIntOn County.
LOCAL MATT Frs.
We visited The wOrk ON th,

We visited the wOrk on the
g. McA e. o. R. R. last week,
and loundthe heaviest portion
Of the grading between VInton
AMI Eagle Furnaces finished.
At one place'oh the work we
noticed where the, ~orkmen In
making a cut hadjdug through
a seam OF fire clay, coal and
iron ore. The three articles
were all found in one small cut
on the side.hill OF about twelve
or fifteen feet In height. n
We stopped at another place
Where the workmen were en-
gagged in making a cut through
Twelve ieet OF hard, solid rock,
hauling the stone 10 a Gil 400
feet distant. we Questioned
the wOrkmen as to the pro
gress they we're making, timed
them on the, movement oil
their carts, and from a iaires
innate for all expenses, the
cost is inside Of % cents per
yard. Weremember that En-
gineer McLeod's estimate Tor
the same kind Of work on a
haal Of 100 feet, was So cents
per yard. This is a lair show
ing for the economy with
which the work is progressing &.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

WE are in receipt Of two
beautiful new songs, "DOn't GO
Near the Bar-room Father" "
and "Father Drinks no More, I"
composed by Jean LIE Croix,
with splendid lithographic Ii
ties, price 40 cents each, sent
by mail fee of postage on re-
ceipt Of price. Published by
+. w. Helmick, music dealer,
27S West Sixth street, Cincin =.
natl, Ohio. No home where
there is a piano or organ, should
be without them.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

To MORROW, Friday, evening
is The regular election night OF
t h 9 LADIES' Temperance
League. They will meet at
Mrs. John S. Hawks for the
purpose of efecling officers for
the ensuing term
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

JACOB MORGAN, who keeps q
saloon d mile snd'a half south Of
Macarthur, was arrested last
week on the charge Of selling
liquor to minors, had his trial be.
fore Squire Sage, and was
bound over to court, 1t appears
th,t about a dozen young
toys--Chas, Baird, Chas. Barnes,
F. M, Bratton, Jacob Shockev,
Herman Wisenbarger, "Mlcheal
Steel, Lewis Williams. Oliver
Shields, and others whose names
we did not learn-visited hrs
dea1.fall aud were made drunk
by.,liqaor sold them by Morgan,
This is an aggravated case, and
Will be pushed BY some Of the
parties to the extent Of the law.
After Morgan was bound over
he filed a complaint against
Chas. Baird for getting drunk,
aud Charlie was bound over for
his aPpeasance at the next term
Of court. usab .gienl !.o % r, a.'.
,aOn Monday last Morgan was
re.arrested' and tried for selling
whisky on Sunday, but the suit
was dismissed on the ground tha,
he was arraigped on the wrong
section OF the statute. n9l' '''a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
JUDGE WRIGHT PREsIplNa.

A. Burtsnshsw) VS.. Hope
Furnace Co.. Struck jury em
panne.led and sworn Plff. in
default forreply;- leave to re-
ply on payment Of all costs
since last continuance of
cause. Deit. elects to continue.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
The Fa.y,,,o.,rite Fine Cut

T7NHE s'Ohewers' Choice, 10 now taking the
i lead ol all other Brands. Bright 10 color
pleasant In taste, tough and lasting In chew,
cheWers, and cells by the 10 pound bucket
fully lOc cheaper per pound, than any other
brand Of the same grade and perhsps less
quality. 100 buckets OF this celebrated brand
have been sold IN Chillicothe alone within
the last two months, and trade still inersas.
ing. "Try II" SCH RFFER q KRAMER
agents and seil al lowest Factory Prices.
.22maF 1874 nt'rf. WOO .. h'N .i'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

! a coILi,IoS' occurred last
Saturday between the Fast
Line on the Marrow Guags and
the Accommodation ON the q.
'McA. & O! R.R. The top was
knocked off of the smoke
stack Of the Accommodation
and the steam pipe cramped
on e1ai.NarrOS 5Guage. No
olher damage or delay aud the
other trains came in on time as
usual.I 81 saiI doidW esnvaoo g sAa
a ,s,,,, sbs,,.y radr1I g9.fgfg
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
COMMUNICATION
from

Wi'kesville, on the wine ques-
lion lays over Til next we. K
for want of room. ..t.g
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

! A NEW discovery Of black
band iron ole has been made
during the past week. The
vein ID, from three to four feet
thick and undeflies nearly the
whole OF Jackson township
New discoveries in mineral j
are being made here almost
every day, and we risk nothing
in saying that but the smallest
amount Of The mineral We
havei in the county is known al
the present time. We are only
on the eve oirits development.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Howard sanitary Aid AssOcI
Philanthropy.
MARTHR ENCAMHPMIENT e.
'l' mo. lis, 10. o, e IS. I,

s.y.s..s.,.. o. ID OCULAR Meetings ofthis En-
- ?. I6campment viii hereafter be
~ held on the second and last
SjnNsS Monday evenings Of ench
mAnth. Patr archs OF other encampments
who may be visiting Ont own are invited 70
attend .s,io rEJ 1PARlShORToN, G. P.a0
Joss r. RARER, S.vGltl4 b1a a'aHI'n ia1U
gMeATthur. Feb'y ~, i8i0- ~;~i-7t Fl u
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

John JONES Essp mas 8 opened an
lee cream saloon at. his old
stand, up stairs. He. has ev.,
erything neat, clean and com
Portable, and vites overhead
ed umanity to call in and cool
.aC ~ tHiiw 10 ,h4,a ezooi ~ sa'
oh' 4anf feess.9 "a Il yd hgaaitIG,q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Court or Common Pleas.

IlOlloWlng' h s4fafi af ld
Louisa Green vs. George W.
Greep+a Divorce, Plaintiffs Pc
ution for divorce granted, and
court ordered that she have
the custody Of the children.
VIM. Radcliff vs. Ruth Marks
ct al. Petition Tor partition-
Partition ordered. Land ap-
praised, and Wm. Radcli6,
plaintiff elects to take at the
appraisment. Sale confirmed
and Sheriff ordered 10 execute
a deed TO Radcliff.
State of Ohio VS. Caliston
Milier-Attempt to cOIhmIt a
rape. Verdict Of assault and
battery Sentence, fine Of $26
aud costs OF prosecution, and
Imprisonment in the county
all Tor thirty days.
J. W. Sloan VS.. Thomas N.
Lytle, ct al. Heard on motion
oil Brand to set aside the sale
and appraisement. Motion sus
lained, ,aDd new appraisemenI
ordered. Cause continued.
State of Ohio VS.. George
Dorst--culting with intent to
kill. Nollie entered.
State Of 0nio vs.J. J, Shockey
Selling liquor to Michael
Steel, a minor. Nollie entered
State ol Ohio VS.. I. F McGil
-Int6xlcation. lndi c m Q n
quashed.
Esther A Camp vs.. Montgom
cry Dlll-Bastsrdy. Defend
ant adjudgec on his confession
to be the father Of the child o
the plaintiff, and ordered tc
pay tor It's support and main
tenance, $500.
Jacob q Twill ct al VS.. Jane,
Kennedy Note and mortgage
Decree for $25178 GnGl9l
State oil ONO vs.. Daniel Fol,
ey and Vim. Pleasant-Selling
liquor to j. P. Dinner. Foley
plead guilty. Sentence, fine
Of S5 andscosts of prosecution
State Of Ohio VS.. Daniel Fol
ey and WIN. Pleas sant-Se Hing
liquor 70 John Stephenson
Foley plead guilty. Sentence
fine OF $5 and costs Of prosecu
tiOn,
State OF Ohio vs.. Daniel Fol
ey and VIM. Pleasant--Sellinl
liquor to John Gulkey. Fole,
plead guilty. Sentence, fine o.
IS and costs of prosecution,
State OF Quo vs.. Patrick
o Ktete-Selling liquor t.
Isaac Wyscarver.o Dstt. plea,
guilty. Sentence, fiue OF 81
aud Gusts OF prosecution.
Hannah Seal vs.. John JoleJ
l-(Adair law Dismissed.
Jacob Friend vs.. Thomas B
Bancroil-Slander Jury d,sa
greed.
Mary A. Defgh VS.. j ohm W
Sain. Sale confirmed ant
Sheriff ordered to make pur
chaser u deed.
| Nelson Richmond, the Vim
ton County National B INK, @
al vs.. the Cincinnati Furnac,
Co., SW. {Kllvert, ct al DE
niurrer to pff's petition over
ruled. Leave TO deil's to an
swer in 40 days. Continued.
IA g. L. ID. Wolfv VS.. Jane
Campbell. Verdict Ter def't.
Francis Strong VS.. Oorneliu
Karnes-Note and mortgage
Decree for plainntf. = =
| Mary A. Smith VS. Oonra'
Smith. P'ff granted a divorc
and def't ordered 10 pay he
81, 900 alimony., The custody
education and care Of th
children given to the dei't. "
i John ShilIito VS.. John v
Wilcox. Verdict for plA. 10
$3l ID. ash ',l.s fsl. .igls7si'e Iui
n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
sFEcfkE~ NOTICES.
MORRIS.

s96isbIsa.ars Ia hSaf,iag .hsPab.
lie that l havejus added 70 nv Stock,
q aep supply IF all kinds " Spring
Millinery Goods, combiaiag the Latest
and Best Styles, which | will sell as
-. the very LOtcest Cash Prices Possible
Please call aud examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Bleaching,
Pressing aud COlorins done to order
Thankful for pasi patronage, expect
BY literally in prices and upright
dealings, to render satisfaction 20 all
who may honor me with their custom.
Place Of business, the old Bsrtenshaw
stand. mrs. LIZZIE NORklS
q AH ~ Hamden, Ohio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
SATURDAY, MAY 80, 1874,

the lands and lenements described as follows
10 WIT commencing at the north east corner
OF fraction No. i--thenee soLtn 10 the line d..
viding irAehens No and 2, thence west TO
the southeast corner Of q certain tract Of land
sold 10 VIM. Thorn by Lyman Moler, thence
north 10, the north line Of frAetOn No. l.,
thence east 10 The place Of beginning contain.
ing eighty .aye ISL acres, the same lying and
being In sections Iourteen (lil and hneeD llb)
IN Madisoa township, VintOD county, Ohio.
and IN the "0hio Company's Purchase" also
six (5) acres on OF the north side OF lands
owned by Lyman Mol er. lying In fraction No.
7-bounded and described As follows, 70 wit;
commencing al the north east corner Of frac.
ton No 7. thence West one hundred aud hVe
rods, thence south 20 far as 10 contain slx 10Y
acres, thence east 70 the township line be-
tween Madison and Kaox TOW nshlps, OF said
county OF Vim on. thence north TO the place oi
beginning, containing q X (6l acres % afore.
said, be the tame more or less, but subject 70
all legnl highways.
70 be sold At public sale for not less than
tWo.ihlrds the appraised value-one third IN
hand, one-thlrd IN one and one.ihird IN two
years from day OF sale; deferred payments TO
bear interest, and he secured BY mortgage on
the premises sold.
Sale 10 ie upon the premises, and snb1ec'
10 the payment yearly OF ffty dollars (s6O) 70
Martha Bolen, widow OF Joel Bolen, deceased
30apr4w WILLIAM @. CASTOR.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
d. 4. BABBITT'S

Ihave recently perfected new method Of
packing my Potssh or Lye. and am now pack:
ing 10 only IN balls, the coating Of Shi,h WI
saponify, sSd does not ipiuTe the soap. IL 10
packed in boxes containing "a and 4S one ID.
halls, and in NO olher way. Direct iors IN
soft soap with this. Potash ACCOMPANY eae \
paeKsgr' Fl7 ~ d. T. BABBlTTs
"a 10 81 Washington ST., MI
.3aprIs74f n -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

J.F. TOwEEE, Portsmouth, Ohio,
Offers to the Merchants and Furnaces
1heA sfViasOn county, a superior stock
of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
the most favorable. lyeptIy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

a MAssFILp liquor seller has
$4,000 to psy4sAldair Law, w,,lro pI2
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28

ExrEKKS0E VIII teach any man that
Il issdvsntageoas " tpdtfonise those
'vhostssssiSS htnswsPapsfs . !" cs ,,sn,'. u, !.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-05-28
Guardians Sale.

Tn pursnance Of law. ., William @. Castor.
las guardian 81 Ernest Y. Bolen, minoi.
will sell on
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E.MMiTS3URG NEWS!

FAEs Sml.n~ "Clai.va'lx tic valuable
farm of Ia" rate i'r. .,an.cs ~ >horh, sit.
sa'ru nrA" MI. 81. MAJ. = Co'ic"c, was
~l!l last Satp2 lax, l9,h inst e., NJ Emmils
lne. hr Wa T. MaMiohv, Trustee, At
Trustees Sn,r. 10 Ch;nic> Daughcrly, oI
Baltimore, for $ ',"a.
The sn" o'' ti.r personal property of the
ll,c Richard t3.t~ou, will take place rs The
E,>idrnct ,t sail deceased, | p! miles ~N"t}
IF Enlmp-Nul-, ON Tuesday, Va 9th ot
Nclohcr, at & o'clo"k, \. N. 4 Fnmi!,
Mare. Mil,h Cows. Fat IJ"-&. Cells, Farm
j ~ Vocnslls, Household and Kitchen Fui.
antu,r. etc. AbSIiom Saith, Aac'i"neci
Dird, at lla@rrs,own, on Wednesday,
mnruing last, Mr.. JAMES. II. kHDLER
;,nativc of .dmitshurg. tut tor many year
pas, resident OF }iaycr>,"wn, AIRED Al,o,l
- vcay~. lIewasa worthy and lioODra'!c
,iiizca, and an exemplary member OF Tho
Lutheran church.
Tlc hcalh of 'his town and vicinity is
good at the present writing. Corn crol
excellent and llrincrs busy gathering the
Important cereal.
\ warm desire is expressed here by
many 10 see Bainum's Poman .liHp"dr"m'
at Baltimore If the great Snowman VII
continue his schedule for another week Ga
fact not improbahlc), many persons viii
avail themselves Of ,hc reduced Ra,'road
fare to visit Baltimore, and take look at
the wonderful curiosity.
On Tuesday, September 90, at the resi-
dcncc of Mrs Sheets, iii Freedom town
ship Pa, pear Emni'sl'rg, hy the Rev. i.
\. Joi,u>,on. Mr.. JOSEPH 4. BAN Ei!
t" Mss LYDIA a, SHEETS Of freedom
township Pa
Mr. Crisl I.ouch, Of New Oxford, Pa
recently prw',asod Il house and five acres
OF land, in THIS place, for $3,4nA.
The mrny friends in this place and Vi
emily OF Archbishop Purcell will he glad
10 welcome his Gra~e 10 this town on his
coming visit 10 Maryland. His zeal for
Tive welfare "f tine college, his scholarly at
talnmcn,s, and his high character as II chris.
tan Prc,,c ali combine Ia render him a
great tascrite in this quarter.
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1Narriaqes.

AT the Reformed Parsonage, In Freder.
lex, on the morning of the 21st instant. by
the Rev. e. II. Eschbach, JOHN LUTZ tc
Miss M. ELIZABETH MYER, all Of
Frederick.
On the 18th inst, by the Rev. A. NJ
Evers, at the brides brothers EDWARD
BAKER, of this county, to Miss HAIR
RlEr A. HAYS, of Montgomery county
Md.
On the 22d inst, at the Parsonage. in
Frederick by the Rev. A. M. Evers, JOHN
w. DERNE to Miss MARY c. SMITH
both of this county.
On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran Par
sonage, in Frederick, by the Rev. DR.
Dichl, THOMAS p. HIPSLEY, of Bal
timorc, to Miss CATHARINE KNOTT
OF Washington county, Md
On the 10th inst, by the Rev. A.
Hank, LAMARTINE COLE, of Frederick
to Miss IDA JENKINS, of Baltimore.
On the 9th inst, by the Rev. Lucking
bill, OLIVER s. MULLENDORE to Mis-
ELIZA F. HORNER, both of Washing
ton county, Md.
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NO. 1000 Euurity.

MAY TERM, 1874,
John Root, Trustee of Joseph Dephy on
Petition.
Hrdcrcd by the Court this 9Th ,ay of
~ September, 1874, that the sale Of the
personal property as made by John Root,
Trustee of Joseph Dclphy be and the same
is hereby finally ratified; and it is ar,her
ordered, that the report of sales of the real
estate as made by the Trustee be Ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the Contrary
he shown on or before the 3D. of October
next; provided copy Of this order be in
serted once week fnr three successive
weeks N some newspaper published in
Frederick County prior to said day.
The report stntcs the amount Of sales 10
real estate TO be $215.
JOHN A. LYNCH.
Judge of the Circuit Court
True cony--.Trsti
THOMAS GORSUCII, Ulvtk.
Sept. 12-3w
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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL,
Sept. 19.lt
rINAkE NOTICE; !

INAkE NOTICE!
Take notice Agents and Farmers, We a,
manufacturers of the
KELLER PATENT DRILLS
are responsible for the Patents and al
Patented Machinery built in our Works
and guarantee all our Agents and the pur
cl,ascrs of any Of our machines. against /
claims of Patent fees, &c. and will at any
time give written guarantee to any o
our Agents, or purchasers ifrcqucstcd.
HAGERsTowN IMPLEMENT MANuF. Co
Sept l2.2w.
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Executors Notice.

N oIlCE is hereby given, That the
~ subscribers have obtained from tna
orphans Court of Frederick COUNTY Let.
'sfs Iestamentary upon the estate Of
RICHARD gibson,
late OF Frederick county, deceased, All
persons having claims against the said de.
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit tive
same with the vouchers thereof, duly an.
.hehtlcated, to the subscribers, on or before
'.ne Set!l day of March, 1875 they NAV
otherWlse, by law, be excluded from ali
cement OF said estate. Those indebted
VIII please make prompt payment.
oo Gl7eh under our hands and seals, tl:is
10Th day of September, 1874.
WILLIAM j. gibson,
CHARLES A. gibson.
o'P'' ~o'4W Executors.
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say Sale Of the personal property
10 Reuben Osler to-day at 10 o'clock
a, NJ.
Mechanicstown looks gay and clean
"; but it ought to be much brisker.
Mayor Little and the village fathers
are working up the situation.
rsa. Several of Wash Harbaugh' s
rattle we're recently killed near Slab
town by the butting Of the Railroad
Locomotive.
asy- Some of the Baltimore CORE
spondents of Democratic papers think
Hon. F. G. Latrobe will be the next
nominee of the Democratic party to
succeed Mayor Vansant.
The peaches are pretty well gath
cred. Some few of the Winter kind
are remaining. They will keep good
during October.
The bell of the New Moravian
church in this place has been put up
and sounds very well.
uen- Mrs. Schleigh's, Court street
Frederick, is the place to get nice
plate of fresh York River Oysters
either stewed, fried, scollopcd or raw
in the shell.
ssy- The third quarterly Confer
ence of Mechanlcstown circuit, U
3. in Christ V. A. Conference, vii
convene at Keysvi!le, Saturday, Oct
10, at ?! o'clock 2. NJ. Rev. D. d
Keely, P. T., will oiiiciate. Services
will be continued over the Sabbath
We trust that these meetings will b,
well at ended.
". L. MARTIN, Sec'y.
ren- The mornings are getting fog
gy.
Fresh corn cakes will soon grace
the breakta> table.
The porkers and sgricnlturalists
are Swapping their eyes at the field
Of tall yellow corn.
rsa- 1t is the mdeniahle right O
every person to discontinue taking ;
paper; but it is Il very dIsAouorabl'
transaction to do so without pawn!
arrcarages-
1..s- The Episcopal Church .bui!l
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Splendid Farm
cY- AT PRIVATE SALE, R.

cX- AT PRIVATE SALE. 81
T1NlfE subscriber offers 1T Private sale.
l. an elegant FARM, containing l4u
acres, situated about half !, mile East OF
in HarhNu~h's Valley. 1t is
an excellent wheat and corn growing Iarnl,
atd has about it acres Of good quality
land. 1t has choice
FRUIT ORCHARD,
apples, peaches, pears, sc. Un 1t. a spring
OF excellent water is close at III" door and
runs in the cellar for dairy purposes. The
banning is Il good o. t-stofy log house and
above il iswratier boarded. 1t has GOOD
Bunk Barn 80 feet in length VITA two
floors in it. And ali necessary pnt buii,,-
ings. 1t IA desirable propcl ty worthy TIL
attention Of persons wishing to purchase
good farm. The location is a good one
% acres in good TIMBER LAND.
The farm lies within half Il mile of the
Western Md. Railroad.
The terms will he $3G per acre CASH; OF
if sold in pavmcnts between $''6 and $40
Less than The above will not buy the farm
as I am not co npcllcd to sell it, 1t i.
worth the money and with little I'M
provement would bring higher price.
Persons who wish to purchase and view
the property can call m my SON, Fr1ncia j
Trcssler, who resides on the place
| wish u, soil the place hvtWcon nov
and the 18th of November.
ADAM TRESSLER.
Sept. Jaw
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FAIR AND FESTIVAL,
AT ROCKY RIDGE,


FREDERICK County, Nh.
ME Ladies "f Rocky Ridge and yirn-
l. i.y iAtcpl holding Il FAIR ari FES-
TIN Alt, Rocky Ridge, mommrnring
On .No~1aA Ocfobcr -, 1874,
AMI continuing during the week for the
benefit Of the new Union Church, recent.
" built al this plact-to furnishing The
interior ofthc buildin" with suitable iur-
ni,U,c of use and ornament.
They VIII have on haud and offer at
fair prices, nice selection of articles, both
useful and ornamental, made up by tai!
hands for the occasion
The Festival will he supplied with ham.
chicken, turkey, oysters, ice cream, hot
coffee AMI tea, eontcctiuns, and all the
dclicacics Of the season. Everything VIII
bc prepared in good style to satisfy the
taste of tie cpicure.
~" Persons wishing to aid the FAIR
and FESTlN AL, in articles ofllsc, or mon
cy, will please send their contributions to
Rocky Ridge, care OF Mrs George w. Bar
rick.
A Band of Music will I've present en-
each evening.
Mrs GEORGE w. BARRICK.
Presidrntcss.
Mrs. DIR. JAMES w. MILLER, Secy.
Sept 26-:Sw.
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xOiice.

= EBECCA LULKErr, colorcd wo
l \ man of Emmitsou"g District, died
last November, 1873. The creditors OF
said deceased are hereby warned to prove
and hand in their claims to the nndcr.
signed by the 1st of November, 1874, as
want to close up her affairs. The cs,ai,
was not worth administering on, and al,
settling it up pre- boao pnbiHo.
SAMUEL q. OIlLER
Sept ), 1St4-3wt
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Public Sale
OF A

HOUSE AND LOT in Emmtshmrg.
pI virtue Of a Decree of the Orphans
- Court Of Frederick County, the sub,
Scriber as Executor of the Estate of Abra'
ham Welty, deceased. will sell Mt Public
Sale, in the town Of Emmitsburg, at the
Hotel of Daniel G. Adclsbcrger,
On Saturday, Oct. "a, 1874,
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, two story weather