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BALTIMORE COUNTY, BEING NJ.
ESTATE OF THE
LATE RICHARD J. woRrHISerov
TNHE undersigned Trustees. bv viz.
"A decree Of the Circuit Court Of RsL s q
county, WIZ oi'er at Public Sale, on he n,sa
TUESDAR, I'M DAY Of JULy ,s,,
AT Y o'clock NJ. oil the Real Es,a,, :, "
late Richard ]. Worihington which H. y !he
divided into fourteen farms, as follow, oeen
No. ] contains la Acres, Rood
Perches ofthe best quality ofI.imes,ons NY -
cleared, with fine Improvement cs..'s- Land,
the MANSION HOUSE, &c. ''"'a'ning
No. contains 80 Acres, | Road
Perehes, y Acres Of which is cleared ~ IL. .
stone Land Of the best quality and M ba Lame
in fine Timber. '' valance
No. 3 contains 50 Acres and % p...,
90 Acres Of which is cleared Iimes,cnoo' gnes,
Of the best quality, aud the balance Il i' a..
Timber. Ia me
No. 1 contains SO Acres and 80 p....
~ Acres Of fine Limestone Land. AMI Su n,
balance in tne Timber. a'iu ihe
No. contains So Acres, 10 Acre. %
land, and the balance in fine Timber ! ~,
a Tenant House on il. " mas
in Timber "oOas' all
:, No. contains 1856 Acres, 2 Rood. ,na
fcrches, 10 Acres Of Limestone land \,
balance IN Oak and Pine Timber. "s
No. contains " Acres and Rood "a
h neres OF upland balance in Oak and Pm
No, contains 60 Acres and Rood. {,
in Oak and Pine Timber. u'' WI
NO. ~ contains VI Acres aud 2 Rood, IN
House. 'e"ement
No. II contains 62 Acres and Rood. 70
Timber. "su rihe
No. IL contains n Acres and q Rooa. :.
Acres in upland, balance in Oak nnd b. y
Timber. ""u rine
No. IS contains 40 Acres and 4 Rooa. =.
Acres in upland, balance in Oak and b. ~
Timber. u r'he
No. Il contains Go Acrss. 2 Roods ooa "a
Perehes, 80 Acres upland, and tho halaaao
Oak and Pine Timber. "'''e IN
This land is well worthy the at,cneo. :,
persons desiring TO invest in farms, /, H.
the Worthington Valley, in fruitful ~
beautiful section Of Baltimore county, Ia m;j".
from Baltimore city, and miles from LIZ" ~
Western Maryland Railroad aud the V;nsSe
of Reisierstown. II has been divided nv
farms with special reference to water and ss
feasibility TO public roads. ~
- FSD- Plats can be had by application 10 ,b.
Trustees. " "e
The Terms IF Sale ara -0ne.third cab
aud the balance in two equal instalmsp,s T.
six and twelve months, or all cash, Al H.
purchaser option. The deferred narmsn,.
to bear interest from the day Of sale ma ~ ho
secured TO the satisfaction Of the Trustees
JOHN p. POE,
FIELDER c. sLINGLUFP.
n N ~ 81 Trustees.
" - ha'Je' hHof' june 2O.h
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We acknowledge the receipt Of an ''Il-
lustrated Annual Of the New York and
Brooklyn Churches, published by Nelson
& Phillips, sos Broadway, NY, Itcon-
taIns list Of all the churches in those
cities, their location, name and residence
of their pastors, and other interesting in
formation Charles c. Gorsueh, son ofN.
|, Gorsuch, Of this city, is a clerk in this
publication house
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PENNSYLVANIA CoLLRoE.--We acknowledge
the receipt Of an invitation to the Re. Union
Of Alumni aud friends Of this College, on
Thursday next. The College is situated at
Gettysburg, Pa. and as we have in this com
munity number Of graduates We publish the
Commencement Exercises. Sunday jane 81,
l0l a. m. Baccalaureate of President Valen.
tine, in College church; 8, p. m. address be-
fore the Young Mems Christian Association,
By Rev. Daniel March, d. d. Of Philadelphia.
Monday, June p, s, p. N. Holman Lecture
on the Augsburg Confession, BY Rev. +. W.
Conrad, d. d. Of Philadelphia. Tuesday,
June %, Q q. m. Meeting Of Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Theological Seminary; !. 8, p. m.
Address before the Seminary Alumni, BY Rev.
]. Q. kohlerof Glen Rock; Inaugural Address
Of P.of Wolf, and comforting of Diplomas on
graduating class Of the Seminary; Annual
meeting Of the Alumni Association at the close
Of the exercises. Wednesday, June "a, 8, a.
m. Meeting Of Board Of Trustees of College /:
81, a. m. Junior Exhibition 3, D. m. Adj
dress before the Philomathman Society Of the
College, by Rev. G. +. Stelling, Of Harris
burg; $, p. N. Address before the College
Alumni, by c. V. S. Levy, Esq Of Frederick.
Nd; Annual meeting Of Alumni Association
after the address. Thursday, June rs, s, a.
m. Commencement Exercises of College; 2,
p. m. Re Union Of Alumni and friends Of the
College, at the Springs Hotel.
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Mrs. Mary L. Bradley and her daugh-
tiers, aged respectively 10 and IL years,
were found murdered in their house near
Lawrenceburg, Indiana on Tuesday. An
infant aud three year-old boy were unin-
jured The family were poor. The hus-
band of Mrs. Bradley was absent at the
time working as a farm hand.
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As the President and Secretary Of the Board
81 Indian Commissioners and the members Of
AL the committees have resigned, it sthought
probable that the appropriation for the ex-
penses Of the Board Wilt be stricken out Of
the Indian appropriation bin.
We hope 1t may. The amount Of mon
ey stolen, through the Indian agency, is
incredible Enough to satisfy ordinary
rogucs for some time to come.
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NOTICE.

Nav WINDSOR, Mn, June Cth' io'i
NOTICE is hereby given to the stoe ....l
Az ders Of the Calvert College Ednealivas'
Society, that ON Election for Seven lrasls 'as
will he held on Saturday, July gu, bei"ss"
the hours Of and 4 O'Clock, p. NJ -,
JOB HlBBERD, Presdsss'.s
kInaNAS SrorrFEn. Sec'y. lnne -
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President Grant, accompanied BY At
torncy- General Williams, Secretary Bris-
tow, X. d. cowen, Assistant Secretary of
the Interior; Senator Hamlin, and Cover
nor Shepherd, arrived at Cape May on
Saturday, and returned to Washington by
special train Monday evening.
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III The District Court oftks United States loI
NE District Of Maryland, in the matter y
lndrsr Grdmmr, Bdnkrspt-la Baak
rHpfcy.
NOTICE is hereby given that Second
~ Meeting OF the Creditors Of said Bank
rapt will be held before Richard y. Normeni,
Esq, one Of the Registers in Bankruptcy a.
the Court House, Westminster, Carroll eogn
y, IN said District, on the llth day Of July
A. y. 1874, at 10 o'clock, a. nj. for the purPoc
ses named ia the 9th Section Of the Act q
Congress, entitled "An Act TO establishaahf
form system Of bankruptcy throughoul 'he
United States, approved March 2, 1867.
JESSE l.. LEISTBR,
WIN. II. REESE,
june 20.2t Assignees.
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In the Circuit cour, for Carroll copn,v
'uro :. baumsar'ner and chas. 7. Reifsnider.
trustees .t Us. uriah b. MikeseIl and wife
[ hpEkED this 18th day Of jun. 1874
~, Una, the account Of the Special And;,o,
eleu 10 TINS cause be finally ratified nd a...,
nImea, unless cause to the contrarv Ia a. sh son,
~ Or before the 9Th day Of JULY newt n sos
g copy OF this order be inserted Il p'ss '..
newspaper published in Carroll count, '' ~
a successive weeks before Tho las, nsre oI
r,,o -, FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
june HA Faux T. snAv. clerk
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A PECULIAR WHEAr-The Easton
journal says that the wheat crop in Tai
bot county has been attacked by the worm,
fly, scab, rust, hail, high winds, army worm,
&c. &c. &c. but nevertheless the crop viii
be fair one We hope the Talbot farm
ers win save their entire crop for seed,
for a wheat that can resist all these
enemies, aud then turn out fair crop,
ought to be cultivated everywhere.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

A new comet is announced, and is ex-
pected to be u very beautiful object in the
western heavens in July and August II
is now visible to the naked eye, and may
be seen about o'clock, A. NJ. Just
beneath the polar star.
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The Maryland Editors arc aboutto take
g the water. at Boots Beach, Worcester
county Most Of them being Democrats,
i win not be IN accordance with tho ft-
ness n things q designate them, hereaf-
sets ~ Tie anwashed.'
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NOTICE.

INHE Stockholders Of the Taylor MAI.
Il uiaeturing Company Of Westminster ~
hereby notified that the sixth and last lnsIa.
ment on their stock subscription. o. se,ss
dollars and fifty cents per share, will o aIs
aud payable on or before the 10th day o. guy
next. A. ID. SCHAEFFEk,
june 20.St Secretary and Treasurer
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The attention Of the Justices Of the
Peace ID and for Carroll county, Is direct
a g Cha1ter an Of tho Acts Of the Gen.
erAl Assembly Of Maryland, passed 1T
January session 1874. Published il an
esAer eolamn
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piitsburg complains that she is shipping
iittle eli and less coal, and that prices are
very low.
Pittsburs is already a very wealthy city.
10 proportion to the number Of her inhab-
itants, and ought to be satisfied with the
money she has made, until the times grow
better
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

ORPHAKs CoURr. Adam Shower. Esa..
Chief Judge; Isaac c. Bale, and L. p. Sling.
luff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; Dr.. Henry Il.
Beliz, Register Of Wills; George N. Parke.
Deputy Register.
Aoaday, June I5.--Charles s. Hammond
aud Francis 4. Davis, administrators Of Va
chel Hammond, deceased, returned inventory
Of goods aud chnttels, list Of debts and inven-
tory Of money, aud received orders 10 sell
personal property and notify creditors.
Letters testamentary on the Estate Of
Greenb1ry Williams, we're granted to Robert
Williams and Lewis A. Williams.
Ellen Z. Armstrong and DavidN. Henning
were appointed and bonded as administrators
Of John c. Armstrong, Diseased.
Tuesday, June 10. The last will and tosia-
ment Of Frederick Shultz, deceased, was al.
mitied to probate and letters tcstamentary
therenndcr granted TO John Shnltz, the exec.
utor appointed BY said will
VIM. A. Norris, executor Of Jacob Christ,
settled first and final account
Joshua Iingline executor Of John H. Ying-
ling. settled first account.
Ellen X. Armstrong and David N. Henninn,
Administrators 81 John G. Armstrong, re-.
turned inventory of goods, chattels, aud lease
hold property and received orders to sell
and % notify creditors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Last year the farmers of Guthrie coun-
", Iowa, burned their corn because they
couldn't sell il. Now they travel miles to
purchase i, and pay half a dollar Lushcl
for Il to feed TO their horses.
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NO. 1856 EoJrITy

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County
ps"iel nash' Mortgage, vs.. John 7. Baxter
and Wife, Mortgagors.
( hpEkED this 18th day of June. 1874
~ ~ that the account Of the Special Aud;,o,
sled ~ this cause be finally ratifed and con
armed, unless cause to the contrary h. sbo~r
on or before the sth day Of July next proy;d'
~ copy OF this order be inserted h so,na
newspaper published in Carroll conn,y sas
Two w successive weeks before the last named
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk
True eoPy,-Test.
l4he 1"A FRASI I. SHAW, Clerk
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Gen. Sherman hasn't been fayorite at
the White House since he declined to give
Lieut. Fred, Grant undcscrved promotion
and merely loafug duty at Washington BY
appointing him as a colonel on his staff.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Governor Hartranft has issued warrants
for the execution, on July 10, Of Rosen-
stiuc and Moody, the coIorcd men who
murdered Abraham Benin, near Middle
town, Pa. in November last.
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Sc REWARn

- i M, ] ~ from the premise, of ~ "a,
mr. sef'ser on Saturday, June Il a., ws, ,s1.
~ TS'.it, mas some black spolsI n ! +" M y
"e above reward vill b. s~;3 Il ss-fs eid.
INN. eo.a,. CORNELIUS IiP i,ysa 70
'-''' -'''t near snvdeest'.,
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Turner Bros. of New York, suspended
on Tuesday, caused by DAZZLING in Western
Railroad securities. II was one Of the
oldest establishments in the city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Mrs. Sophia Barbara Mead committed
suicide at her residence, in Baltimore, on
"Wednesday morning
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ELLEN L. ARMSTRONG,
nAvIn ~ uENNINC
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOtIce 70 CfedItOrs.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
AZ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, letters Of Admins
tration on the Estate Of
VACHEL HAMMOND,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All perscas
having elaims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated 10 the Subscriber
on or before the 18th day Of January next
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebiedare
requested to make immediate payment:
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
June, 1874.
CHARLES S. HAMMOND,
FRANCIS 7. DAVIS,
june 20-ita Administrators.
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Notice to Creditors,


NOTICE is hereby given that the subser.
IN bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Of Admin.
lstration on the Personal Estate Of
JOHN C. ARMSTRONG,
late Of Carroll county, deceased Allpersons
having claims against the deceaseda are hereby
warned TO exhibi, the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscribers
on or before the 10th day Of January, 1875;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indeb,edsn
requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 10th day Of
June, 1874.
ELLEN L. ARMSTRONG,
DAVID n. HENNlNG,
Administration
Office Of d. n. Henning, Westminster,
Carroll county, Maryland June 2o4s
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GEnRaE a PIICKINGER,

-AUCTIONBEf'
WILL give special attention 70 ' p' y, =
w Real. Estate and Personal r''l-E
NJ. Post Office, Taneytown, Nd
dee la-lh.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

WHgr DEsrnoyED.- farmess Of Car,
roll have been unusually fortunate this season
ID escaping from the destructive hail storms
which have prevailed IN the adjoining coun-
ties In aonle Of them the wheat has been
cut OF as close to the ground as II reaper
fences, barbs and dwellings destroyed, but in
many casua human beings and cattle we're
manned o. killed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

FINE BuILDixo. John T. 0rendorff is
about to erect fine building on the vacant
lot between the store Of Mr.. Denton Gehr and
the lumber yard Of Mr.. Henry DELL The
building will be built of the best quality of
brick, three stories high, fronting IS feet, and
the greatest depth 20 feet. 1t will be divided
into three store-rooms, the main room will be
22x70 feet, and the other two 18x50. The
tirely Of iron and glass, the windows being
the best French plate, and the rooms fitted
with the latest improvements in shelves, eoun-
tiers and gas fixtures. The third story and
one Of the store-rooms have already been
rented. Work will commence next week.
j. J. Shorb 4 Son are the architects.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

CAsP MERriso AT MouST AIRY. The Meth.
odist Episcopal Church, South, will hold
their Camp meeting at Mt. Airy, on the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, in this county, at
the same place which was occupied by them
last year, commencing on the l4th day Of An.
gust next, and continuing for ten days, or over
two Sabbath days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

a London Telegram announces the death
ia that city Of Sir Charles Fox, the cele-
brnfed Civil Engineer
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DoraLF piFE Cnrek lrzAs. same o. The
citizens Of MiddlehnV aud vicinity. embrac'
ing HFuceNille, say TO your correspondent,
q We have no Reporter ifom this part Of Car
roll, include US in your Double Pipe Creek
reports. In the Improvement Of old worn out
lands, Middlehurg and vicinity is up 10 the
best improved spot ia the county of this
her grand and magnificent wheat, corn, and
grass fields are occular Witnesses and Except.
ing few unnecessary mud holes in the road
near the former DR.. Liggct farm, better made
roads are not found in the county, while newly
built barns are seen Ia every direction. Mr.
Thomas Otto has bnllt a fine aud substantial
Swiizer barn on the old Samuel Otto home.
stead, this spring, wcll painted and finished
in style. Middleburg too, has well-built
Warehouse on the line OF the Western Mary
land Railroad, and is within few hundred
yards Of being midway between Baltimore aud
Williamsport the fare being $l.35 to Balti-
more and the same to williamsport, In re-
ply 10 the request TO embrace il In the Double
Pipe Creek reports viii say that | have no
objection, provided | am furnished with items
in time for Thursday eastern mail, but will
not pay TO ride three miles TO look them up.
Colorado bugs seem to be on the increase.
Petroleum will kill them when well applied,
but it is said it also kills the vines il so, the
cure is as badas the disease. Some few fields
have thus far escaped them, the cause none
can tell
Mr.. Moses Anders, Of Woodsboro, con.
tractor for the stone work Of the wrought.iron
bridge over the Monocacy river at Wilson's
ford, erected last fall has overloaded, aud
completely finished up the approaches to Il
last week.
Mr. Frank Cover has a corps OF rock blast
Z a. f..tal thf
last years wash.out around the abutments to
his mill dam. The cost of the wash.out has
been over two thousand dollars.
On Sunday morning, the 18th instant, the
thermometer stood at 4lo, only . above the
freezing point, this is rather cool for the 18th
Of June
A few farmers have commenced haymaking,
and barley growers have cut their crops OF
barley during the week. 1t is said the crop
is an average one, at Delaware College.
On Sunday, the 9th Of July, there will be a
Sabbath School anniversary at Finksburg NJ.
p Church. Addresses will delivered by Rev
~. I. Ward, d. d., DIR. ]. W. Herring and
others.
PERsoSAl.-Hon. George vickers, of Ches
tertown, Nd. one of the Trustees Of Western
Maryland College, visited Westminster, this
week, to DO present ut Commencement.
A musician from Delaware, who is himself
attached to very fine Orchestra, paid high
compliment to the Amphion Orchestra, Of
this city, on Thursday last,
Barley harvest commenced on Monday last.
Clover also was cut the same day, in many
fields. Farmers have been busy in both
crops the past week.
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Tladcsmen who do not advertise expect
10 thrive on the custom Of purchasers who
blunder Ia AZ their doors, andtlIe man who
confines his advertising patronaee ID Qua
newspaper II not much wisef. IS he vir
IzallY only invites part Of tho general
public 10 call and purchase bis goods. and
say< % the remainder don't want your
money
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Westminster has been much excited, since
Monday last, over case, involving, it is al-
eyed, the deash of newly born infant, its
interment, examination, and coroner's in
quest duplicating the mother Of the babe.
We forbear to give particulars, as the case is
to be investigated in the Circuit Court
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

RAILRoAD TRAvRL---Since the Western Ma
ryand Railroad has had control of its entrance
into Baltimore, many persons avail themselves
of its increased facilities for spending day
or two in the country. The morning trains to
the city and the evening trains from it are
crowded. Last Saturday afternoon three
passenger coaches were filed, and many rode
IN the baggage cars for some distance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

SrRucK ny LIGHTSIxG.-The barn Of Mr..
James Shorb, residing in Middleburg district,
was struck on Friday afternoon, 18th instant.
The gable end was knocked out, and some
hay set on FIRE, but by the efforts Of himself
and neighbors the fire was extinguished with.
out much damage.
On the same afternoon the machine shop in
Taneytown was struck. No damage done.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

The Democrats in the FIST Congressional
District are going into the contest on the
following basis--"Unity our watchword-
Success our ainl--Yictory SURE"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

SkaEzApE.sA trio Of manly voices awoke
The echoes and the sleepess, al tho east end,
between two and three o'clock on Friday.
morning.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Mr.. John Z. crout, of Reisterstown, will
have charge Of the Hotel and all public eating
arrangements, as well as the horse feed bin,
at the approaching Emory Grove Camp Meet
Tie camp ks year @l Se she VI ar sssf ns
held upon the ground
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

The Three mile House. property, situat
ed on the Baltimore and Reisterstown Turp-
pike, containing sixty acres, has been divided
into lots, and will be offered for sale next
Thursday. This property is well ,known in
this county, and its proximity to the city
makes It very valuable.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Rev. W. S. Hammond, of this city, will dc.
liver his lecture on Glove, Courtshp and
Marriage in Easton, Nd. on Wednesday
next We can assure our Easton friends that
the lecture is rich and spicy. Let them not
fail to attend, and prepare themselves for
hearty laugh.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Mrs Leonard died ct The Aims House on
Friday last, at an advanced age. She has
relatives in baltimore who are said to be IN
good circumstances.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Fus At TIE TocRSAAEsr.--Imme
after the tournament on the 18th Of July, there
will be thrown over the track 5000 pennies
for the boys TO scramble for. All boys under
II years Of age will be admitted, and all 10
engage IN the scramble must be barefooted
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

A musician from Delaware, who is himself
attached to a very fine Orchestra, paid high
compliment to the Amphion Orchestra, Of
this city, on Thursday last,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Mep Jeiir1on Davis arrived a. New
Xark ifom liverpool 81 Sunday, aua Ieli
ia =a1.c s<cnine fsf biz hemo III Ieupe4-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

The Commissions Of Jesse Lambert, Regis.
ter Of Voters for the Eleventh District, also
for Abraham Albaugh, Register Of Voters for
the Ninth District, have been received vice
themselves, having failed to qualify.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-06-20

Pic Neon Saturday afternoon last there
was a large pic mic at Emory Grove Camp
Grounds. The children were connected with
one Of the Sabbath Schools Of Baltimore city.
Several other schools anticipate picnicing At
the same place during the simmer.