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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
sHERIFF's SALE.

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hEhsst hiSdcr for Casa
EDWARD DEKlLBISS. ShsriH
SAeriis' 0see. Wsssruizstf-, Nd. Peh. Il.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

I've ladies 81 Souihamptos, va, Bins
BECKY Eittisa sad N<. Baton. died IL
that county 4 IN days 40. the former 40
~ advanced zzs a. izf year, md he
lat.fF ~ t year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE
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Farm and Mil Properly.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

The Riuf Sationai B.nk Il Quineg.
kiapois, xas robbed on che nisht a. tie
18th inFisai. Of $500 coo The febbcrs
cut through three feet II slid uasonry
and = piate 81 boiler iron. eosering tlis
vault sad from TIE great amount u iabor
performed they must have besn at work
seyesal fhgz. Il + sid % throw alIotbef
bank fpbheries ID the shade Arewnrd 81
$4,000 : offered b the bank iar tie
arrest u The robbers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
A Valuable Mill Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.


WE undersigned will sell at Public sale.
a on the premises. situate ia Carroll county.
on the pabIie road leading from Westminster
% NeE Windsor, distant from the former
about miles and from The latter aboat
miles, on
Thursday, fhs .aesh dey ., february, 1911,
a. ? O'Clock, p. M, the following desirable
NIL Property. The mill has
been recently repaired and Is A>1A-A
n good running order There ~.
IS a good Dwelling, with the q
necessary out-buiidings Also ACRES and
= Square Perches Of Land, more or less, be-
longing % the mill property The Water
Power belonging To this property Is not suf-
passed BY any W the county.
ms u . desirable location. as the mill has
had for a long time an excellent run Of Gus
tom, which could be increased By proper
management, aud 10 any ono wishing TO en-.
gage IN that business il offers an opportunity
rarely met With.
Possession given on the Isl Of April, next.
Terms easy and viii be made known on the
day Of sale.
feb ATS E.F. REESE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

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beTs kieA4Fae1n, norlibR At l03 O'clock
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sefSiess sabjsct n Iectara, Moses, Borrpw-
~ ne Ex9pi4nss Jewels, Ihe Hsrdeniss
u Phasc1hs Hezn. ~ are invited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
FOR SALE.

4 Needham Organ, suitable for Church
~ or School, viii he sold at a bargain.
Apply to Ill. NoRRIs'
ieb ~ ~ Westminster, Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21
FARMERS, LOOK HERE

Vie best soit Windsor Plaster for sale, At
- 5hanlbcrsnrs station, Western Mary
land Railroad, lnow Winchesser's Mills,) in
quantities to suit, a reduced prices. Calland
examine for YOURSELF before purchasing.
FEB I4am CHEW { ssiEI.sER.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

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scrasi ssrzBon before tks same soeiesses asr,
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

E'nn@ Exxh13nex - CasDrssr FresAex.
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supply a Ia water Ths nad oeenzrenee
essk sloosa orer she shole sssghborkoo4.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-02-21

EAAdes H. Enaerz 81 1hln assssaF. zaei.a.s
seaE,sfsEssS = sane-s 5zgyez1sg. & Ea-s-
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

RECREATION sEEKERs.-iThe d.. r..
Presbyterian gives the following notice
Of tho whereabouts of its litcrati,
who are making the most. of tho res.
pite from arduous collegiate duty:
"ScArrERlNe.-A number Of our
Professors and Teachers arc off seek.
ing health and recreation. Prof
,Lowry is about the old home in Gcor.
igia; Prof Kennedy and wife are Wis.
itingop. Long Cane; Miss McQuorns
down on Little River; Miss Galloway
is among friends in \VinnSboro: Miss
Lacy is about Princeton, n. j., drink.
ing ut the famous fountain of science
and theology Miss Morse is about
bld Cedar Spring DR.. .Boyce goes
lo, Kings Mountain; Dr.. l'ressly to
Steel Greek. The rest are trying to
make the best of it in Due West.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

The New POSTAL Law. The
Post Office Gazette for July summari.
zes what the new post office bill &C.
complishes, as follows: 2
J.. Prepayment OF, newspaper pos.
tage after January l. 1875. %
q. Gives free delivery to all news:
papers, to Subscribers only, c(daily,
semi:weekly, T weekly, monthly OF
quarterly, withinSsthe County in
which they are printed and puBlish I'D
from July /, s1874. - ID
3; Makes aiuniformity IN all mat;
ters, other than newspapers as third
class, ,hmited to -four pounds at one
cent for each two, ounces. ,AlEhapers
now circulate free ID the Codhties
wherein thay ARE; printed, .dnd deceive
their exchanges tree.GIJlilI T&2s {
cu "Oh! why should the spirit ot
mortaIs lie sad?' exclaims tie Mil.
waYkce Sentinel, "when New Orleans
molasses sells at fourteen. cents ,:pcr
quart, and buckwheat flour is thrown
at a manoin fifty pound .packages.''
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

CoKEsBURM, S. .~CaTl
uuuct 21 .1S74S.l

,...-.-e,og: CoKEsBuRM S. .~CaTl
,'... ....z,,.. 20 ,oa August Sd, lS74.J
Editor .Ab6euille Press and Banner;
At a called meeting Of the Cokesbury
Base Ball Club held on the S0ths July
the following resolutions were Offered
and unanimously! adopted:| +"
Resolved, l. That in the recent match
game of Base Ball between the Resoiute
and Cokesbury Clubs. this CLUB IS per
fectly satisfied with the conduct Of Capt
Round in carrying it out to a successful
3. That this Club enGolses the actor
Of Capt. Round and saw nothing IN saie
action unbt coming an officer or Inc
Nine and gentleman. ..ts4
g., That copies of these resolutions bt
sent to the Press end Banner and the
lfcdiunt for publication. f5r's., .,~.,a
-''a7, 'E,'., - ELLIS G. .GRAYDON,
~. .at.-,' ..' Il. u. Secretary pro tenn.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

II TO- The report of the survey OF
the Greenville and French Broad
Railroad, lately made by Maj. VIM.
s.; Green, chief engineer, and. '.
!E. McBce, assistant, is published
in the, Greenville papers, and fur
nishes a strong plea in behalf Of
that route. 1t explodes the idea
that the spartanburg route is the
shortest. line. TO Charleston, the
Grecnville route being one hall
mile shorter. .I,3a1,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

+ HoMIcIDE,-A Miss Tucker, Of An
dersor. residing with her. father 10
short distance above the Abbeville
line, was shot last week by a young
German named Zeigler. in the ab'
sence Of the family. lie made of
butlMas arrested in Ruckersville, Ga.
and lodged in tn Anderson Jail. He
alledges that the pistol which infict'
ed the wound was discharged acci
Identally. There ore very grave
doubts us to the correctness of this
statement. .....'. .l...'t
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05
Good Advice.

Mr.. II. T. Tusten; our well-llnown
townsman, advises all of his friends
who can raise the wherewi.hal, to
make visit to the North, if for no
other purpose, to come back better
satisfied with their condition, even in
q business point Of view. He has
been on some Of the crack farms Of
New York State, in Goshen County,
the Garden Spot of the Union, where
lands sell for 5000 per acre, and finds
that there, is nothing made BY; farm.
ing. The Hand yields we'll, but the
marketis.overstocked and the prices
are non-remnnerative. Here we have
a climate which is adapted to every
variety of crop, and staple which
always commanas.fair prices. AS in
the North, so in the West, the crops
arc abundant but they sell for com
purativeiy y4nothin g-the market IS
ovcrstocked. The very fact that grain
is oftehxthe cheapest fuel, Tas proof OF
this. Fl. -
Mr.. *. says that the e'sofCAteEHScioPs ,ts
refexcellcnt-the hay crop was never
better, and SO of the grain crop gen.;
orally. He has seen acres OF corn
that would make seyenty-fHe bushels
to the acre. ~ - =. -"
Our friend made arrangements in
Bridgeport, Conn, to have his patent
Fly Brush manufactured to, order,
and wo have no s,dop ot that }he will
realize4a pile of money from bis useful
invention. .aq:Ip II rc9 u.iaT
In his trip he combined business
and pleasure, spent couple Of days
at Long Branch, saw the probabilities
of New York city, and did justice to
all the other attractions which invite
the attention Of the tourist, and now
he tells his friends to- follow his exam :
pie and stay where they are-to learn
4 useful lesson without paying the
price which dear experience exacts.
Let US heed the warning. ...-r.3if
l-tlltti -. ktyA - l'H F... af
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1874-08-05

The U. S. DISTRICT CoURT, with
Circuit Court powers, commenced
at Greenville, on Monday last
Judge Bryan presiding. The ses
sions of the Court usually occupy
many weeks. -..
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ssa. Mr.. II. c.. Lipford brought a
number of chickens to town for sale
on Monday last, and swinging them
across his saddle-bow with their heads
down whilst in search of a purchaser
On his return he found that they
had all died Of sun-stroko rapoplcxy
There are certain laws of health
which even chickens mnst observe.
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7 THE LXTnER, s MANSION. - 30 Mr..
Andrew Simondss, The, President OF
the First National Bank, has pur-
chased the ifne mansion of Col.
Richard Lathers, situated on South
Bay, for S25,00O cash. We under
stand this includes allin the house
except the furniture and the pic
lures. Col. Lathers is TINS without
a home among us again. 2+c ,e.s;,,%a =!
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Bw We arc indebted to Senator
Hollinshead for late copies of La
fayette (Indiana) papers. They
make mention of the visit of the
Senator's wife, Mrs. Amelia IIol.
linshead.
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a- We learn that Mr.. II. N. John
son has taken out q booksellers H.
cense from the town Of Duo West,
and has undertaken to supply the
inhabitants of that town. with the
desired fresh beef. The farmer butch.
or has quit the business.
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5THE BEEeHER. .TILTpN SCANDAL still
fills the columns Of stho daily press
with its exciting details, but. so far
there has been nothing leading to
dcfnite and satisfactory conclusions,
Beeeher, has not yet made bis detailed
statcinertt, and opinions tare divided
as before as 10 his guilt or innocence.
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gJo1NING THE Tax. UN1oNs.-We
learn that various prominent Repub
licans have joined the Tax Unions
Among others; would mention a. w
Sparnick, Esq, of Aiken, and Hon
John r. Cochran and, j. s.. Murray
ESQ.,, Of Anderson. .,..,.,
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sa. Mr.. Robert Hill of Lowndes-
will. has been employed by Messrs.
Wardlaw & Edwards as a clerk in
Ethe;r store. He bids fair to be an
active and efficient assistant,
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A Gard Of Thanks,

I desire to return my sincere expires
sions of gratitude to the citizens of Ab.
.beville for theirvery liberal contributions
bestowed. .upon.me, which i,aye gone far
towards repairfng the losses Sustained
by the fire. tp ~. H. WALKER.
August 1st, 1874. & ..s..y Z s. y. iT,S4se
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The PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Con-
GREGATIoN here at the meeting on
Thursday night, adopted a Constitu'
tion and Bylaws under the new
charter. The new officers have not
been yet elected.
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aea Mr.. G. G.. Haddon's horse be

na- Mr.. G. G. Haddon's horse be-
came frightened near Upper Long
Cane church one day last week. The
horse kicked the dash off the buggy
and knocked the reins cut of Mr..
Haddon's hand aud ran away, doing
no serious damage. This is the
third adventure that Mr.. Haddon has
had near this place. - -:
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tw Our yonng friend, Nj Nv
Cowan Brock, of Donnaldsyillc, llas
purchased the Carriage Shop Of Mr.
J. W. .Sitton, of Due West, and Will
hereafter condact the business. 4 lie
is q good workman, and merits PIT
ronage. We knew him we'll in: the
army, where he made o capital SOL
der. s-.,,, sane s. '.as si-, a,.. = "a sgs :
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w The Union Times says the
Jury commissioner has at least two
important cases to- come before the
Jury which he will select at the term
of the Court.
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nm- Governor Ames, of Mississippi,
invokes the aid Of the Federal troops
to keep order at the coming elections
Grant declines to move tho troops
except according to tho. Constitution
al rcquirement-inl tho cxigency o.
rebellion or civil war.
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The SPEECHES delivered at the late

THE SPEECHES delivered at the late
Republican Mass Nesting are pretty
fully reported in another q 'h ce!od1unnmn, e!dnn and
give survey Of the Situation from q
Republican standpoint. They con.
tain tain something som TO commend and
much that will find but little favor
with Democratic or Conservative
readers. Any ealogy upon tho pres.
ent State Government in the face Of
existing corruption and oppression
will be disregarded, and promises OF
reform will weigh but little with
those who have so often wi messed
the broken pledges Of party candi,
dates. -,.' .''.-, -','.' .. .:''.'.L
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w The meeting of the Trustees
ofthe Citizens Savings Bank will be
held to-day in Columbia. Gen. Nc.
Gowan represents our, section ut the
meeting. .a.a ~