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'TELEGRAPHIC.
Alabama M0ngreis.

SELMA, Ala, August l3'--The radl'
|oal congressional convention has been
b,ar. IN session for three days one
b,oodred and eighty ballots have been
,aken, but there ARE no nominations
vet Two negroes aud one white man
AN ex.ledcml gcneral-are the can
didates before the conventions Bus-
iced United States district Judge Is IN
,be convention aud is taking II very
active part for Haralson-a genuine
conpo negro-one of the candidate.
In a speech to-day IN favor Of the
nomination of this negro Busted said
,he time had come when black (and
,he blacker the better should be sent
~ congress from this district. The
.peech was iullammatory and was re-
relyed with cheers by the convention.
Busleed is making himselfvcry odious-
" conspicuous to all classes Of the
white people.
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NEW YORK, August l3.-The move
mcnts of the Beecher investigation
committee are daily being more COM
pletely wrapped and yelled In impene-
trable mystery. Yesterday evening,
FOR more than an hour, no trace could
be found of them. Visits We're paid by
members of the press to Mr.. Shear
mans and Rev. Mr.. Nare's residences,
but no clew to their whereabouts could
be obtained. Mr.. Beecher's house on
Columbia heights was fixed upon as
the only place the committee were
likely to be, and the sidewalks, in con-
sequence, were thronged with newspa-
per representatives. About half-past
nine o'clock Mr. Hill droveupin n car
riage, accompanied by Il strange gem
tleman, and entered the house. Mr..
Willard o. Bartlett and Mr.. Sherman
entered short time before. Some
members Of the committee were OBJ
served to enter Beecher's, and 1t Is
supposed they had gone there nj IN
early hour.
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As u set-Olf to the endorsement, the
company, he says, are willing TO mort
gage the road TO the government ns 30.
curiy, and viii also give up their land
grant 10 the extent Of upwards of thirty
millions of ncros. IL i stated that the
company have, within the past few
weeks, constructed upwards OF ten
miles OF railroad across the Trinity
river bottom and west OF Dallas, In the
direction Of Fort Worth. II is soue-
what gratifying to note the fact that
the receipts of the line nre increasing
daily, aud that already considerable
amount of freight passes over the road.
-. Philadelphia Press.
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Who WI, tie Nominated -, nrennams
W. ~ the stalesna

Five counties have now instructed
their delegates to vote for The Hon.
John Hancock rs the standard bearer
Of the democracy IN the llllh congress
sional district And We believe that,
if the question had been put 20 the
democrats of Galveston in their con-
Vention, their delegates would have
also been directed to cu>t their votes
Tor him.
So far, the Hon, John Hancock is 10y
far the most prominent man. What
the other counties may do, we cannot
tell, but we believe there will be more
deliberation aud common sense dis.
played 10y the Brennan convention
than are usually exhibited 10y such bod
les, lfso, we cannot think that there
viii be any great diversity of opinion
when the convention gets fairly TO
work as to whom they shall nominate
for congress.
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Tesns ana rneiir Rnilrond.

The affairs of the Texas and Pacific
railroad company are being thoroughly
reorganized ny the changing at ihe
mortgages of the company, and pro-
viding means for the probable settle
ment, at no distant dry, of its IN
debtedness.
Major Frank Bond, vice president OF
the company, says he expects that con-
eress will endorse the company's five
per cent bonds during its session next
fall, and then the lines Of the road can
be successfully pushed to completion,
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Vic IndcpensIents.

INDIANAPOLIS, August l3.--The i'll
dependent mass convention met to-day
to complete the ticket. Seventy-iive
delegates We're present. The commit
tee appointed to correspond with the
independent organizations IN other
states is now forming a national organ
ization
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The time has come to tell In con-
nected form the story of Mr.. Bristow's
disposal Of the remaining Sl79, OOO, OVo
Of the FIVE per cent bonds authofizeu
by act of congress,
Prior to the beginning OF the present
month, Mr.. HTlstow had received
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Auti.PrOIlibiti0ii

DETROIT, August l3.-The state anti
prohibition convention is in session.
Three hundred delegates are present.
Resolutions were introduced favoring
licensing and punishment for adulter'
alton,
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lr ladies wants to look beautiful,
here is a sure recipe: Eat meat once
n day, pickles once week, and sweet
meats once year, cold bath every
day, walk five miles every day, and
then you'll have no need Of paint or
powtpr
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Foreign.

LONDON, August ia change OF
the ministry is imminent at Madrid
1t is thought that General Dominique
who took Carthagena, will become
minister of war, and General Mariones
will be placed in supreme command ol
the army Of the north
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NOTICE..
IlNInN PARISH. La

UNION PARISH, LA.
ANY one knowing the whereabouts OF H..
N. Rbainer, late OF SpearsNi'ie, Union ihI-
ish, La, would gyagtly Oblge me ny sending
his address 20 me. nm,
IL. BROWN, Aporelaryi
orr. +. Lodge No. 50 A. Els \. NJ, OF Farm
eryIlle, Union Parish La. lGdlw
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Tobacco Factory Burned.

WOODBURY., Warren county, hyr
August l2.--Watkins tobacco factory
was burned to-day, with thirty thou
sand pounds of tobacco. Loss eight
thousand dollars.
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A Rrute Lymched.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August ia ne
gro named Henry Glover, who raped
and brutally assaulted a respectable
white woman in Lexington on Satur-
day, was caught and lynched to-day.
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AilOutet nj Austin.

MEMPHIS, August ia late special
from Austin states that the troops have
been disabled aud gone home and that
peace is restored.
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burned by Lightning.

pIrrsBURG, August l3.-Tweive
thousand barrels OF oil was burned TO-
day by lightning.
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THE TERRELL INSTITUTE,
REV. JOHN P0RTNESS, Principal,
LOOK. HERE!
REFLECT, PONDER AND PROFIT

We are literally, absolutely and unques-
tionably selling groceries aud provisions ex :
trpmely low, fCr cash. delivery nee Of
charge to any part OF The city.
WILLIAMS BROS.
odd Fellows hall, Main street, and one door
west OF Cosmopolitan hotel. ldOnlw
TeXns pnnrrs plense CODY.
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a,
: Asph',asN elsss..aii Hartman, en-
'oyse = i.'psahO5s MINIS, iell oaeswarda
,sSn "aA'n, Mnls'l ne Mss assisting 70
~ S,''O+al anu spee'svp pasa' injuries. =
y g'a nas peen v'sasis1ea az troalia'
S S-e., s = Nv u iieuser u's.rie. was
49, ~, = - , 'ea'n :" n@sufusy hlgn' iast,
so''' e nass' nau se'cni, horses ana
NY " y p .,.. lass NsoA' Mr Wai'aul
~ iNs''gs sN-iv 4, Y. anu ior many
yes.s ns y -. ~ ',le y es.crn Union lei
,S,ar s.',.a ~; VA, l'eae ny. s,sy' W. WAS
~ S,.aia' 800. IA $3.50 - ii.us'ine' ~,
~ ~ S;ss a''u 'cSeisou sum 'gu ~, ''p',
7 I Is.. ~ .uouuay sno,n'a hen''ru
CIV, -, ss PI 10 wy 80 u'''iis
~ e' sS'' NJ" iso aefcs' |" 90 per
40 sn I'm ~ c u'a"a -
al -. tsV'sS y uessr, aseI % Sea,s'
I n ,,. suu'.en,y y oe1,ysperg, las. wees'
~ ""' POs''s !, " suusr rieslueh, puch-
"a L. ~ c !. neN a.. =, Snursn was uea'ca'-
'I ~ ~ i,a S%uay' ~ ue''ssours, anu ene
plossa Ie, .4...i. ne"ly .ue'lorn, :, N''
va 'e,s y. so wv ~ ges'lhso'er a lence'
w ~. nS * ~ w P'aees
oe ,onN ,--ns I. nancy sourpansn, aged
1919 ~ ss Has - ~, Vln el'y lass weeS 70
A.sSsN " so"'s ieSi business she "s.Ne1
:. FL H. nue. s ,so 'au 'mo sisters, one liVeu
'"J w IN. III 10y anu 'llc o'asr = yeafs,
- "S''u. ''pie, useu ourlhg Tue session OF
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PUBLIC SALE.


FfiHE Subscriber having ga bis farm, viii
"A sell ct Public Sale, Of his residence, one
and 4 half miles west Of Unionlown end one
mile south Of Mcfaddon's Mil. on
Wednesday, Sha "a Day ef .Hrneh, 1911,
at o o'clock, q. M. the following Personal
Property, viz;
"a good work horses, ! of,-,--.
CA them good brood mare, Ia
~. yearling colt, seven good M1g,
mich cows, I Alderney heller, / Alderney
bull, large Chester SON and pigs, ! Berk'
shire boar, , four horse wagons, a broad
tread, the other a narrow-tread; cart, car
riage and harness, sleigh and bells, ] ssonc
bed, ? pair OF hay carriages, | hay rake,
wheat fan, ! corn shelter TO run either BY hand
or horse power, | threshing machine and
power, ! good reaper, I Hubbard mower,
grain drill, nearly new, with guano attach.
ment; three.horsc plough, two-horse do,
single and double shovel ploughs, > harrows,
? drugs, eultivator, large roller, . horse double
tree, two-horse do, two.horse spreaders,
! one horse do, single trees, > pair short
traces and breast chains, . sets hind gears,
sets front do, plough gears, cart do, collars,
brides and lines, wagon, riding and side sad.
die and bride, grain sacks, 3 good shaking
forks, hay and dung forks, dung hook, shoy'
els, mattocks, PICK, spade, crowbaH stone
sledges, axes, maui and wedges, post digger,
cross-cut saw, wood and hand saws, grain
cradle, moving scythes, grindsione, wheel.
barrow, cider barrels, 20 barrels Of cider vim.
egar, SO bushels early Rose and lot Of early
Goodrich and Peerless planting potatoes, two
bushels of orchard grass seed several large
ropes, | threshing machine strap, lot Of
maple boards, large lot of corn fodder and
timothy hay, 100 chestnut shingles, 81 acres
Of wheat and | | acres Of rye, growing
Household Furniture consisting Of , dining
tables, ! large sideboard, corner cupboard,
milk do, tin safe, q lot Of chairs and bed,
steads, large template stove and pipe,
cooking stove, l large iron kettle, wood box,
chests, clock, dinner bell, meat hogshead,
sausage cutter, chum and stand lrout tub, &c.
TERMS,7-A credit of II months will be
given on all sums above IS, purchasers giving
their notes with approved security bearing
interest from day OF sale. All sums of So
and under, cash. No property to be rcmov.
ed until settled for.
SOLOMON A. FoUTz.
y. =. AadeTs, -iuci. q. ". Gilbert. CLERK.
feb l4.3tt
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Order Of Publication.
No. 1857 EQUITY


Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll ooaa.
William Weaver and Ann f., his wiz
/ Nathan Mansfield and Matilda b;s Me-
Daniel Weaver aud MagdaIena bis we
George Weaver aud Mary his Wife. Rol,a.,
D, Weaver and Mary his Wife. and Joa'
Case aud Sarah his Wife,
irTNHE object &c this snit 4 70 nroc.,,
IL cree 10 sell the real estate. si,aase ny
Carroll county, Maryland, Of John Was,.Iilnl
late Of the State Of Kentucky, deceased
The bill states that the Complainan, -.
May %, 1867, 70 January %, 1863. Gnyn; ,ivn
the said John Weaver, who was ali thai ,.,''
blind, with boarding, lodging, clothing. waah lo
ing and mendiig clothes, medical attend an'a
and medicines, including the costs and eLsrs'
Of removing him from the City Of Bnlt;n,,lsssss
Maryland, to Madison, In the State of t,ea.s
and from thence TO Louisville, in tho STATE "
Kentucky, the Same amounting, at the da,a
last aforesaid, in the aggregate, 10 the su,n ~
eight hundred ana twcnty-seven dollars
The bill further states that the Connla;,,...
sues as well for himself and all other cred;,a..
OF snid John Weaver who will come l. NJ
eontribute--that said John Weaver be;na ~" y
debted to the Complainant and other as =.
tors, departed this life January ss e is.a
Interstate, in the State Of Kentucky. ana ~,
not leave any personal estate whaieyas L t.a
dicu, Seized OF ioriy'one acres Of land. n,a,'
or less, situate in Carroll county. Mar,i,,',1
and that be left the following children -"
The Complainant, William A. Weavsr IL.
tilda Mansfield, wife Of Nathan Man,ss LIN
residing in the City Of Baltimore. Maryisaa
Daniel Weaver, residing in Ta,nn co,,,...
Iowa, George Weaver aud Robert II Wsassss'
residing in Allegheny county, Ponnsvlvs';li'
and Sarah Case, wife OF John Case. n srd'
daughter) residing in Berkely' county W.,
Virginia, being the only lincal dcscendan, ~
Sarah, deceased daughter of mil Jnh "
Weaver, who died before he did, 10 rba,,'
said real estate descended Us tenants IN conn
mon. V'i
The bill further states that said real es,,,.
is liable for the payment Of the Complainant.
said claim, and all other debts owing bv sa;d
John Weaver at the time Of his deaf, my
prays a sale thereof for that purpose, nrars
for general relief, for an order OF pubiieai;or
against the nonresident defendants and mn
parma against those who are resident.
j. is thereupon, this 9TH day OF February
A. d., 1874, adjudged and ordered that III
Complainant, by causing u copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper published
IN Carroll county, once week, for four suc.
ccsslye weeks before the 18th day Of March
next, give notice TO the said non.resident a..
iendants Of the object and substance of tb;s
bill and warn them to appear in this Court
IN person or by solicitor, on or before m
10Th day of June next, to answer the premise,
and show cause, il any they have, why do.
cree ought not TO pass as prayed.
True copy,--1est:
feb l4-it FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk
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PUBLIC SALE.


TNHE subscriber will eel at Public Sale at
4 his residence. at the West End Of the
city OF Westminster, on
Saturday, he 2SM ef EeJrpary. 1874,
at II o'clock, NJ, the following personal prop.
erty, viz IL springseat sofa, j marble slab
centre table, dozen cane seat chairs, rock
ing do, ! marble slab chamber set. nearly
new, excellent bedsteads and bedding. /
book case aad chest Of drawers, dressing
bureau, . toilet stands, l lounge, centre Ia.
bic aud cover ! dozen windsor chairs, | side.
board, sink, dozen kitchen chairs, Singer
sewing machine, nearly new, kitchen tables,
= locking glasses, 20 yards Of Brussels Garnet
* yards OF three ply do, % yards of venetian
do, ISL yards Of ingram do, Ga yards of stair
carpeting aud rods, 10 yards Of white straw
mating, ] No. Noble cooking stove and an.
paratus, small coal stove, parlor Bib. FIRE
place stove, large lot of queensware, glass.
ware, tlnware, tubs, buckets, large lot of
canned fruits, preserves and iellies. silver
plated knives, forks and spoons, eight. day
clock, ewers sad basins, large iron kettle /;
also ! good spring wagon, and u variety of
articles too numerous to mention.
Terms IF Sdie.--On all sums of So and mn.
wards, credit OF nine months will be given.
purchasers giving notes with approved secnr.
n.y. bearing interest from day Of sale all
sums under 81 cash. No property TO be re-.
moved until the above terms are complicd
with JoSEpH Wo0Iis 'V"
John 4. DiBeH6dHgh, .Iuef. feb li.ts
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Britian's New Parliament.


SUFFICIENT Is now known OF the result of
the elections IN England, to indicate that
Tue u'aas'one Government has lost control
o. Parliament Whether Mr.. Disraeli viii
nave an elective majority Is not yet so
clear After the late Parliament was elect
Gu IN ioos, ana the Gladstone ministry
went ln'o once the hrst division in the
mouse OF commons, on party question,
w, was on tue second reading Of the Disestab
iishment OF the IRISH Church bill, and in
q mouse OF oio members, the ministerial
majority was iio. This majority grad
uany diminished during successive years,
untii IN 1913, the Conservatives, by aid of
dis'Ieeted Liberals, and the majority of
the lrish members, defeated the Ministry
on ,ne irish universities bill, BY vote of
Soi TO 20. In consequence Of this de-
iea1' inc Ministry rendered their resigna-
.lon, put the leader Of the opposition, Mr..
ylsraeii, having declined to form a cabinet,
MI limestone resumed ofhce. The ques-
lions involved IN the Irish Universities bill
We're exceptional, and many Of its oppo-
nenis were members Of the Liberal party,
Mno ~ previous measures had supported
'n .,, uiadstone ministry, and who might
sun be relied upon for support IN the gem
erai conduct Of the ministerial programme.
Dy the gradual strengthening of the
nope nue. party IN ireland, whose
,e'ne :.a heia themselves at liberty to vote
cn ei.nel sac, as circumstances might
, n 'nels OBJECT, and by the return Of
I : :L, members IN place OF deceased
LAY Sesais Tue Ie'a,ise strength OF parties
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F,;i., IL al IA. 81 February. 1874.
81. ..'|,.,... "a, IA. S. ,..,.,.h.,.5
(, -.,.
81 '1e e'1'fs''se g y es'''''ss1e., no' mercy
kaee''se iqseph Y Davis paid the penalty
Al ~ ct'Me 81 i|.e ealloxa, bat on ac-
conn, Il ,,.a ses.'oel 81 ,,oze Who cnme
Ill. 81. ..,.....s Il. .,..,..:.. r.r,s ~
~ 81 81 =,
~ n 'n'tpo''p 2 sne \ y. ''.'''a p'essa'n'' ~
n1s'p'Q many strange iAees On me street.
znd ~ night liz crowd began to increase.
o. f.;asx morning al 81 O'Clock. We
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DESIRABLE LITTLE HOME
SEAR WESTMINSTER

YNiE undersigned, The Patapsco Build;ng
Il ASSOCIATION OF the City OF Wesiminster,
Mortgage, body corporate Of Carroll conn.
", Maryland, by virtue of power Of sale
contained ~ mortgage from George 4. Noel
aud Mary +. Noel his wife. to The Pataps.o
buildiug Association Of the CITY Of Westinin.
ster, bearing date May IS, 1859, ard recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records az
Carroll county, in Liber ]. Is. ID, No, Z. FoI;n
3ll, nc, will offer at Public Sale. 10 tbe
highest bidder, on the promises, on
saturday, Tie Efm day Of March, 1914
at o'clock, 7. NJ, parcel of land consist.
ing Of 3 ACRES AND 10 PERCHES OF
LAND, more or less, being the same Parcel
OF land which is described in said mortgage
deed, and which was conveyed to the said
George L, Noel by John X. I.ongwell and
Wiie by deed bearing date May II, 1863,
ana recorded Among the Land Records of
carroll county, IA liber D. y. b., No. 81,
roho 2"l, &C. The improvements thereon
consist Of comfortable and
newly erected two story Frame AN -
Dwelling House with Back II ~ ga,
bannliding, Garden, Hog Pen, &ck q
AZ nus property IS about miles South Of
Westminster; and adioins the land Of W;chaeI
Barnitz, deceased, William L.ampcrt and
others. anu
Terms ef Sale One half cash ON the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof. and M
balance in six months from the das OF sale,
INC credit payment to be secured hy the note
Of lhe purchaser or purchasers with approyod
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale.
The PATAPSC0 BUILDING AASSoCIA.
lion OF THE CITY OF WRSTMiN.
c,., Ely Mortgage.
CnAs. 4. RElFsNIDEa, Solicitor for Mortgage.
feb 14.ts = II ''i''e''s'1-
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FARMERs, LOOK HERE

HNHE best soft Windsor Plaster for sale nj
"A Shamberger's station, Western MARY.
land Railroad, tnow Winchester's Mills,1 IN
Quantities TO suit, at reduced prices. CaIland
examine for yourself, before purchasing,
feb li-3m CHEW 4 SMELSER
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The sales Of postage stamps during
January were seven millions stamps in
excess of the sales in any previous month,
but do not include the stamps for Govern
ment use, and stamped envelopes or
wrappers
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Rachel Taylor, residing near Banes.
yale, Montgomery county, Md, was mnr-
'dersd iass week. The murder was discoy-
Pred ~ = dog having a hnman head il his
m = and ea searching the body yqs
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30. NE EQUITY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county a, \
Court Of Equity.
Jeremiah Rnehart VS.. Daniel p. tioodwja
and wife.
nRDERED this 18th day OF February A
~ d. 1874, that the sale made and rcnorted
by Charles ID. Roberts, Trustee and Attorney
~ virtue OF The power of sale contained in
.ne mortgage mentioned in the proceedings
IN TINS cause, be ratified and confirmed. Unless
cause 70 tho contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 18th day Of March next; provided
a copy OF this order be inserted in some news.
paper published in Carroll county, once in
Eth day Of March next.
$5i00.2s " ''''' w w
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
Irie eopy,-fest: NJ.
iep li-at FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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PARDON OF De-. THoNAs.--0oy. WHITE has
extended the Executive pardon TO DR.. Jacob
u. Thomas, Of Frederick county, who shot
and MORALLY wounded John L. Belt, at Ad.
amstown, N that county, in October. 1871.
and was subsequently, upon his second trial..
the Jury IN ihe first trial having failed to agree
standing ten fof acquittal and two for conyic.
ilon--iound guilty Of manslanghtes and sen.
fenced to two years confinement in the States
prison. He had served about ten months
wnen pardon, which was strongly recommend
"a ~ ading citizens Of Frederick, Washing.
ton and Carroll counties and Baltimore city,
was granted.
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NO. lt1o RoIrITy

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
John y. Baumgartner, Trustee, ", samuel
II. Rrb and wife. Fl"
hDERED this iIth day Of February,
~ 1871 that the account of the Special
Auditor hled in this cause be finally ratified
ana confirmed, unless cansc 10 the CONTRARY
be shown on or before the I'd day Of March
next; provided . copy Of this order he insert.
ca IN some newspaper published IN Carroll
county, Tor two successive weeks before the
M FRANK 4. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,--Test:
rep'l4 y FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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have on hand and for sale the hes, Dried
~ sugar Corn ever offered in this market
peter than Canned Corn and less than one.
hait tue cost To the consumer. 10 he con
'm m, uy II u. :. SToUFFER,
~" i-im AZ the Depot
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The NJ. p. Church realized from their fes
tival, last week, Sl55 clear of all expenses.
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NOTICE.

The Mutual Fire Insurance Company in !
baltimore County, Maryland. 7
tEBauAnr, 10th, 1874.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the animal
AZ meeting of the members of the Comnan,
will be held on Monday, the Cd dan Of MarcI
1914, between ~ and O'Clock, D. m. NJ the
Secretary Office, No. 81 North Calvert ST.,
baltimore, for the purpose Of electing 10 hi,
rectors for the ensuing year.
FRANCIS SHRIVER,
iep - ~ Secretary.
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Several large sales Of personal property are
advertised IN the ADyocx1E to-day. Read
Them whether Jon desire to purchase or not
perhaps you may see something advertised
that yoa want
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Joseph ". Davis, who was executed Ia this
guy on the eth instant, made request that
nls BODY BE Inferred IN the cemetery Of the
reformed Church, Tsneyiown, but the mem
beers objected. The remains were bnr;ed an
the property Of bis parents on Saturday Iast
Rev. Mr.. Long, Of Taneyiown, officiating.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-14
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

F,HE Carroll County Teachers Associa
a ton will meet in the new School House,
Westminster, on Friday, February s6tk, A
10 O'Clock, a. m. BY order
I. ADAMS,
zen l4-td Secretary.