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CHANGE OF TIME.
Western Maryland Railroad


.nN aud after Monday, MAY 4th. ,ho
" passenger trains on this road viii M.
as follows; '"'
Leave Nilliamsport at q. 40, a. m. and m
p. m.
Leave Hagerstown at I Ga. m. and q. ION .,
Leave Mechancstown at s. 10 a. IN. and K ~
p. m.
Leave Double Pipe Greek at s.9s a. m and
5.25 p. m.
Leave Frederick Junction at 8. 40 a. M and
$50 p. IN.
Leave Middleburga at s.44 a. M and 3. s9nm
Leave Union Bridge at 800 and Z. Ia n m M
and LOO and 5.4i p. m.
Leave Linwood at 5.O7 and e.02 n. m. and
l,05 and 5.50p. u. 'u
Leave New Windsor at .. 10 and o. 10 m
and l.i2 and 5.5s p. IN. "''
Leave Smiths Switch nj i. % and a1s.
M. and l.lG and 6.0i p. IN.
Leave Avondale at 5.S2 and o. 2ia. m. and
LA and lib p. IN.
Leave Westminster ut 5.lo and a.ss m
and 80 and 6.22 p, nj. '
Leave Gorsuch at 5,54 and 9. AZ h, M ana
1888 and 6.82 p. M.
Leave Shambergcrs at 600 aud 9. Al a m
and l.43 and 6.37 p. m.
Leave kinkshurg at ga and 1905 n. m
aud 2,02 and 6.5S y. IN.
Leave Glen Morris at 6.3S and 10. Is a. m
and 200 and 7.08 p. m.
Leave Reisterstown at 6.37 and To- liam
aud Lib aud 7.09 p. m.
Leave 0wings' Mills at 6.5I aud 10. 3Oa. m
and 2.23 and 7.2i p. m.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore, at son
and 1000 a. m. and 400 and G30.p. m.
Leave Westminster at 9.83 and II. % a. m
and 5.37 aud g. IA p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAiSs--wEsrwARp.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore. a, gm
a. m. and p. m.
Leave Westminster at 1880 a. M. and ~
p. IN,
SUNDAY TRAiNs--gasTwARD.
Ecsve Union Bridge. at 100 a. m. and 1. "a
p. IN.
Leave New Windsor at log a. IN. and s.si
p. ~.
Leave Westminster at 7.ss n. IN. and &. Il
/ p. m.
Special City Passenger Cars will be in wall.
! ing at the Company office, corner of Eulaw
and hayette streets, starting thirty minutes
/ previous to starting time from Fulton Depot
thus connecting with all outgoing trains. and
I Special City Cars will be in Whiting at Fulton
Depot on the arrival of all trains, enablDg
passengers To reach all central and easter,
portions of the city.
I Stage connections are made with {. 90 A, NJ
train from Baltimore at Glen Morris Statior
for Hampstead and Manchester. and N NJ
chanics,own for Emmittsburs.
JOHN N. HOOD,
may General Manager.
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Shoes Retailed by Manufacturer at Whole.
sale prices.
Children's Shoes 10 cents and mn.
Ladies' Shoes g5 cents and ND.
Mems Shoes at 90 cents and Up.
At Y. l.. Reayer's & Co., near Railroad.
+. Brinkerhoff has added to his stock O
Hats and Shoes large stock Of Ready N AIDE
Clothing, which he win sell very cheap.
For Paints, pure aud at lowest city prices
go to Z. X. Demands
Important to knos that U. L. Reavcr & Co
have the finest assortment Of Children and
Infants Qolored Shoes at the very lowest
prices.
Remember good Shoes are always tho
cheapest, and 70 buy them cheap, go 10 J. F..
Brinkerhofrs.
Qucensware, Glassware, cedarware, will
be found in every variety at Z. X. Ciernand's.
J. I. Brinkerholf keeps nothing but the
best Custom Made Shoes
Mattings, new style, plain white and fancy
al grades, at Il. X. Gernand's.
Choice fresh styles Prints at e. K. Gernand's !.
Try sehenshal 4 Bros. Clothing.
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The new civil rights bill came up in the
Senate on Wednesday. Its effect as set
forth in the remarks Of Mr.. Frelinghuysen
may be summed up in single sentence,
Il prohibits any distinction on account Of
race or color in common schools, public
conveyances, inns, places Of amusement,
aud any institutions Of any kind supported
wholly or in part by taxation. 1t has no
application to strictly private institutions
Of any kind The Washington correspon-
dent Of the Baltimore Sum says there Is
no doubt that il win pass both houses and
be . law before the end Of this session.
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NO. 1870 EQUITY,

NO. 1870 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County a,
Court Of Equity.
Samuel II. Tagart and Charles B. Roberts
Trustees, vs.. Samuel Bentz.
ORDERED this twenty.fiflh day Of April
~ A. D. 1874, that the sales Of Real Es,at,
made and reported by Samuel II. Tagart and
Charles d. Roberts, Trustees, by virtue Of 4
ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown on or before The
goth day Of May next; provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper pub.
lished in Carroll county, once in each Of three
successive weeks before the 18th day Of Nav
next. '
Inc report states the amount OF sales To be
S2e, 2sS. 0s. w
FRANK T.. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy,--Test:
may 2'ss FaASK !. SHAW, Clerk.
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MASONIC.

"A full and prompt attendance Of members
a Of Door 70 Virtue Ledye, No. "a, A. Y.
= a, NJ, Is earnestly requested at The next
regular eommunieation, THuRsBAx EvgsIxe,
NAY ~, ~ order g perfect arrangements for
q que Observance Of next 81 Johns day.
hy order az W, NJ.
WM, MOORE,
may z'it Secretary.
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SPRING MILLS.

Ft'iE undersigned, agent for John Wilson.
= 81, having leased the Spring Mills prop.
eflyt warehouse, &e., Of Mr.. Joseph 0ren-
dorn' is prepared 70 Grind ell kinds Of Grain
~ me shortest notice. Wheat Flour, Corn
Meal, Baekwheat Meal, Hominy, aud all
hnds OF Cho7 done TO ORDER and for sale BIS
W. @. GLOVER.
apr zo-iy Agent
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Change OF TInR.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns it will be found that an en-.
tire change in the running time Of the Western
Maryland Railroad will take effect on Monday
next. Trains viii leave Baltimore for West
minister at and 10 a. m, and and $50 D..
m. Trains for Baltimore will leave at 5.42
and 1888 a. m, and 1.30 and 6.22, p. m. For
Hagerstown trains will leave Westminster at
9.s3 9. IN, and 5.s7 p. M. An accommodation
train leaves Union Bridge at 8 o. M, and p.
m. for Baltimore. At 10 .. M and $50 D. M.
an accommodation train leaves Baltimore for
Union Bridge. On Sundays, trains viii leave
Union Bridge for Baltimore at q. M, and
$50 p. m; leave Baltimore for Union Bridge
at a. m. and 8 p, N.
Street cars will leave corner Of Eutaw and
Fayette Streets, Baltimore, for Fulton Depot,
a half hour sooner than the starting time.
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Frederick & Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

IN and after Monday, MAY lth, 1874.
" trains will arrive al and depart from
Frederick, as follows,
For Baltimore, and intermediate stations on
Western Maryland Railroad, Isittlesiown.
Hanover, and all points North at TIA a. M
Returning, will arrive at II. 80 a. m.
For Baltimore, and intermediate stations on
Western Maryland Railroad, Iiulestown
and Hanover, at 500 p. m. Returning will
arrive at 1880 p. IN.
For Hagersiown, Williamsport and inter-
mediate stations on Western MARYLAND Rail
road and Liitlestown, at I.80 p. IN. Return.
ing, will arrive at Q. As n. m. All trains s,op
at intermediate stations
GEORGE MORGAN, Agent.
NAV
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NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER, No., April sO,h, 1874.
II VIE Stockholders OF The TAYLOR Manu-
= featuring Company are hereby notified
that an lnstalmcnt Of $50 per share an he
stock subscription to said Company, will ID
due and payable on the "a day OF June next.
A. d. ScHAEFFER,
may ~ SECRETARY and Trensnrnr-
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RAILROAD MEETING.

NHE Parkton and Manchester Railroad
a Company win hold series Of meetings
q. the following places, viz. On Saturday,
the Ssh instant, at ] o'clock, y. m, Ia Beck
iieyssille, Baltimore county, and on Saturday
re ~ day Of Nay, aert, at the same hour n
manchester, Carroll county. All the stock
holders and friends Of said Railroad are here
py specially invited to attend these meetings
as they will be addressed by able and elo
quent speakers from distance.
LEWIS G. MYERI.Y,
hpr 1D-zt Secretary
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PARKros AND MANcHgsrER RAnRoAn.--
A correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writing
from Parkton, under date of April ~, says:
The important meeting of the stockholders
ofthe Parkton and Manchester railroad, called
for last Saturday, at BeckleysYille, Baltimore
county, was postponed on account of the very
bad weather, but will probably be held on
Saturday week, May 8. The road, now in
course of construction, is designed to connect
Partition, Baltimore county, located on the
line of the Northern Central railway, with
Manchester, in Carroll county Its4ength is
fourteen miles, nine Of which runs through
the seventh, sixth, and fifth election districts
of Baltimore county. For several miles it
trayerses near the ine of the west branch Of
the Gunpowder river, never falling stream,
upon which are now located -four, saw, and
paper mills, and many unimproyed water
powers. At Manchester there are inexhaust
able and valuable iron ore beds, the transpor
tatiou of which alone would make the road q
good investment, as it opens these mines to
the iron works OF o1r own State aud Pennsyl.
yania, at the same time the farmers both of
Baltimore and Carroll counties, near the line
Of the railroad, will have lime from the yaln.
able quarries of Texas brought within easy
distances, and It is notorious fact that upon
no soil is lime more advantageously used than
on that OF this section OF our State. One of
the objects Of this meeting was to consider
two laws passed at the recent session Of the
General Assembly, one providing for the
legalizing the acts of its directors in taking
payment for stock subscriptions ia promissory
notes, and the other empowering the county
commissioners of Baltimore county to loan on
frat mortgage upon the road forty thousand
dollars. Great interest is felt in this road by
the inhabitants of this district, and It's early
completion anxiously looked forward to-
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0RPHAss' CouRT.--Adam Shower, ESQ.
Chief Judge Isaac G. Bale, and l.. P. Sling.
luff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry E.
Beltz, Register Of Willis George NJ. Parke,
Deputy Register.
Monday, april eth, 1874. David W. Six,
executor Of Sarah A. SIX, deceased, returned
inventory Of goods and chatteIs.
Thomas Stevenson, guardian to Charles L.
Nieodemus, settled second account
Jacob Zacharias bonded as guardian to
James Milton, Mary s., Alice and Cora
Zacharias
Charles NJ. Hess, executor Of Samuel Hess,
deceased, returned list of Gales of personal
property.
Tuesday, April 2Sth.--Levi Baker, guar
dian to Wm. L. Bowers, settled ID account.
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Georgia cotton mills are paying divi-
bends that remind New England manufac-
tnrer Of war times, The Grauiteville
Manufacturing Company netted % per
cent on capital stock during the past year,
and the stock Is 70 per cent. above par.
There i . general disposition In Georgia
to invest surplus cash Ia cotton.
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The new assessment is likely to be a
costly business for Baltimore aud Freder-
lex counties, The first is divided into
seven districts, with twenty ne assessors,
and che second into six districts, with eigh.
teen assessors, at four dollars per day.
Baltimore county has, III addition, seven
persons, one from each assessment district,
IS board of review and control This
duty is performed by the County Commits
sioners in other counties.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-02

RELIEF FOR THE SouTH. Heterogeneous are
being made by some Of the young ladies' Of
Westminster, preparatory to holding Prom,
enade Concert and Festival al Odd Fellows'
Hall in this city, for the benefit Of the suffer.
ers by the great Mississippi food, by which SC
many persons have been made homeless and
destitute Of the common neeeasaries Of life.
A committee will wait upon the citizens, in a
few days, and we hope that all will respond
literally and willingly. ssIf thou hast much
give plenteously; # thou hast little, do thy
diligence gladly to give Of that little for 50
gatherest thou myself good reward in the
day Of necessity Full particulars will be
given In due time
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no. lss8 EoI,ITy

In the circuit Court for Carroll County.
The Patapseo Building Association Of the cit,
OF Westminster, Mortgagee, VS.. George
7. Noel and Wife.
ORDERED this 9th day of April, A, D.
~ 1874, that the sale made and reported IN
the above cause by The Patapsco Building
ASSOCIATION OF the city Of Westminster, Mort
gage, by virtue of the power OF sale contain
60 N me mortgage mentioned in the proceed
ings IN this cause, be finally ratified and con
hrmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on OF before the 18th day of June next pro.
vided copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published at Westminster. Carroll
county, Maryland, once week for three src.
sesslve weeks before the soth day of May
next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$25000.
:, FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
may 2,St FRSg T. SHAW, Clerk.
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APPOINTMENT or ASSESSORS. The appoint
ment Of Assessors for this county, under the
new law. was announced on Tuesday. They
are Lawrence zepp. Of Westminster district,
William Miller, Of Woolery's district and
Dennis Cookson, of Unioniown district The
assessors will commence their work on Mon
day next, and are required to fnishby the LIST
of December
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Within yesr twenty-si vacancies will
oecar in the Senate Of the United States.
Judging from the recent political changes
IN the several States, some Of the Radicals
viii soon know their comfortable seats there
no more forever
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The Sabbath School connected with the
Methodist Protestant Church, will hold its
anniversary meeting on Sabbath evening.
May 3D., at "a o'clock Several addresses will
DO delivered, and the school will sing some of
their fayoriie hymns. The pnblic are invited
to attend.
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REDCcrioS OF RATEs.-From and after
Monday next, there viii be a reduction Of
rates Of travel on the Western Maryland Rail
road. The Company have reduced the fare
between Westminster and Baltimore to %
cents, it was formerly Sl.20, and a cores
ponding reduction has been made all along
the line. We have long advocated this meas
ure, because we felt assured that it would be
greatly to the benefit OF the Company, aud
add to travel and transportation.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

= Wiz regular annual meeting of the stock.
= holders of the Bachman Valley Railroad
company, for the election Of Directors, and
me transaction Of other business, will be held
ut the office Of the Company in Columbia. Pa.
on the second Tuesday, I'm day Of Ma,s, next,
at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
b. II. STEIGER,
apr So-te Secretary.
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RAILRoAp MEETING. The stockholders and
friends Of the Parkton and Manchester Rail.
road will hold meeting to-day in Manches-
ter, at the Washington Hotel. Hons. T.
Stnrgis Davis. John Merryman, John E.
Smith, and X. Boarman, Esq, willaddress the
meeting. The Manchester Silver Cornet Band
will be present. Let every person favorable
TO the building Of the road attend.
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hoRE TisR CATrLE.-0ur streets on Mon.
day were filed with fine droves of fat cattle
and sheep which were being driven to Balti.
more. Mr.. Edwin Mitten had charge of q
head, fed by Daniel Diehl; and Mr.. VIM. A.
Norris had SO head, which he had purchased
from those who fed them. These cattle made
an exceedingly fine appearance, and were .
credit to Carroll county
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We understand that Hanson 7. Webb, Esq,
Superintendent Of the Baltimore and Refs,
terstown Turnpike, win have that portion oi
the pike running through Westminster re-
piksd during the summer The County Com
missionsrs have authorized aud instructed
their road Supervisors 10 work their respec-
tive roads, leading into Westminster, up to
the turnpike, instead Of stopping Of the cor
porate limits as heretofore As soon as pos.
sihle stone is to be hauled from the Aims
house Farm quarry for the purpose Of pilxing
Court Street.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-02

LEcrrREs. Rev. VIM. 8. Hammond will
deliver a lecture at the N. p. Church, Finks.
burg, on Tuesday, May 2Bsh; subject Lights
and Shadows OF Itinerant Life.
We learn that Rev. DR.. Thomas Guard, Of
Baltimore, will shortly deliver lecture in
this city.
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LECTURE. On Sunday evening Rev. ". G.
Cremer, at the solicitation Of several persons,
delivered lecture on Temperance. Mr.. G..
did not treat the subject in the general sense
OF the word but solely on the evils Of intoxi-
cation. The lecture was listened TO BIZ quito
a large congregation who seemed to be highly
delighted.
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REeoyEs1se. Mr.. George Shoemaker, the
Scang man who was so severely injured and
80 narrowly escaped immediate death few
weeks since, BY falling from The Western Nd
Railroad on to the track Of the Frederick and
Pennsylvania Lana Railroad. q tie junction,
distance Of twsnfy-six feet, has under the
skillfaI treatment Of DR.. n. r. Benson, Of
Brucesiile- 90 iar recovered as to be able to
be MP and ahopf The house.
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Pic Nrcs.r-The Western Maryland Rail
road has issued circular Announcing that
special terms and arrangements will be made
TO exeursionists and pic mic parties during the
summer. The road runs through one Of the
most beautiful sections of Maryland, and the
scenery along the route is unsurpassed for its
picturesque beauty and grandeur.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-02

JoISr ExmBiriox. the request of the
Board of School Commissioners, the teachers
of the public schools of Westminster will hold
a joint exhibition of their schools on Monday
evening, May 4th, at Odd Fellows Hall.
The curtain win rise precisely at 7 o'clock.
The exercises will be conducted in the follow.
ing order; Prayer; music, Amphions Eas,
End School No. l, Mr.. Wright and Miss
Fowler; music, Amphions West End School
No. ,, Miss Shaw and Miss Beaver; music,
Amphious; Centre School No. 8, Miss Matth,
ews and Miss Mtten music, Amphions
address by Hon. John E. Smith music,
Amphions. The public are most cordially
invited to attend.
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"WISTER LINGERING IL THE Lar or SPRlxc. =
Ice formed in the watertroughs, on Mon.
day last. This was pretty low temperature
for the 18th Of April. On Wednesday, the
2Ath, there was driving snow storm, which
covered the ground to the depth Of three or
four inches. Il melted rapidly, however, in
the course of the day. Thursday morning,
ice everywhere and the ground hasd frozen.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-05-02

Hon. John lee Carroll, President of the
Stats Senate. and family, win sail il July
fos Europe.
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The Musical Society Of Meehaniestown,
frederick county, are going 10 attempt the
oratorio Of Esther, on Whit Monday, May rs.
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Mr.. Robert Bonner last week rejected
an offer Of one hundred thousand dollars in
gold for BIS horse Dexter.
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Rev. y. R. Esehbach, of Baltimore. we'll
known in Westminster, has accepted the pas
torste Of the Reformed Church in Frederick
city.
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The Bseli Family gave concerss 10 Cam
bride, Nd, on Wednesday and Thursday
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Read the change made N the running OF
the trains Of tho Frederick and Pennsylvania
Line Railroad.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
A DESIRABLE PROPERTY.

FENHE undersigned, by virtue Of the power
Il contained in the Mortgage executed to
him January 8, A. d. 1870, by Daniel p.
Goodwin, and which Mortgage is recorded
amongst the Real Estate Mortgage Records OF
Carroll county, in Liber j. Il. Il. No 4, Folio
i2s, ~. will offer for sale ut public auction,
On Saturday, the esd day Of May, 1871,
at o'clock, =. NJ, on the premises, situate ia
the city of Westminster, the Leasehold inter
est, estate, right and title at law and in equity,
Of the said Daniel Z. Goodwin, in and to the
land and premises named aud described in
said Mortgage as all that Lot or parcel of
ground situate in the town or city of Westnin-
ster, containing one fourth of an Acre Of
Land, more or less, designated on the plat of
New London, now part of said city of
Westminster as Lot number four, bounded by
Lots number three on the southeast, by Lot
number five on the northwest, by Main Street
on the northeast, and situate opposite the
Temperance Hall, &c, in said city Of West.
minister, being improved with A .sA,
a large well built three story AS
Brick Dwelling House with III 6ix
large Back Building, covered 80 =
with slate roof--a two story Log Weather.
boarded Dwelling, large Log Stable with Car.
rlage House and Sheds attached, Granary,
Hog and Chicken House and other Buildings,
alsg9 an excellent Cisteyn under the porch at.
tached to the brick dwelling, and the lot is
enclosed with good fences and has upon il
variety Of fruit bearing trees.
The terms of sale are cash, to be paid on the
day Of sale.
JOHN r. cox, Mortgage.
ID. BArMGARrSER, Solicitor for Mortgage.
\. B.-Persons desiring information with
regard to the above property will please call
on the Solicitor for the Mortgage.
may Dts
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Hanover, Pa, and yineinitg, is troubles
with chicken thieves
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hIEsIAN Mills Family Flour, very
: a superior article. Would advise lovers
Of good bread to try 1t. Fer sale bv
APPS Il. s. ST0UfFER.
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GooD Green Tsa al only 30 cents per
| aprs ELS. sToUFFBR.
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In the Orphans Court for Carroll County.
Joshua Scriyenor and Elijah Scriyenor, VS..
Margaret n. Phillips, widow, and others.
nRDERED this 2Tth day of April, A. d.
~ 1874, that the sale made and reported in
the above cause by j. Oliver Wadlow, Trustee
appointed by the decree passed in this cause,
for the sale Of the Real Estate therein decreed
to be Sold be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
before the LIST day Of June next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news,
paper published in Carroll county, MARYLAND,
once week for three successive weeks before
the 2sd day Of May next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
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FOR SALE.

Two Superior Work Horses, apply To-
g. W. CRAPSfERr
apr 2S-tt Taneytown, Md
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IN and after Monday, MAY 9TH, tbs
" passenger trains on this road will nm
as follows; 'a"
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- o. ~ DkHNFF,
Teacher of Gram. School No. /, sixth
Election District