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aioas FRAUDS Certain Admiuis,ra-
ton organs claim great credit for the Grant
regime in ferssing ousthe whisky frauds.
Would Il not be more in consonaDee with
propriety if they were to hang their heads
in confusion and shame that such frauds
can be practiced under the Grant Admin
istration BY the party Of .tgrcat moral
ideas ?" Frauds in the customs, frauds
in the internal revenue, frauds in the post
Office department. frauds in the Indiaa
bureau, frauds in everything, east, weat,
north and south. The Grant Admins
satiou win be sigpalized in history as the
Administration Of Frauds. He is fraud
himself He was fraud as soldier, but
Is greater fraud as civilian. Happy
win Il be for the country when he Is rels-
gated TO private life.
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hon. hlpntromnrr nan.


Mr., Wittc, Of the Philadelphia c5a..
noareaitk, reads this gentleman lecture
upon the subice, Of his hIe letter 70 Mr..
W. II. Ovens, OF Baltimore, il which he
assumes 70 say forthe Democratic party who
should be its candidate for the Presidency
in 1876 The Commonwealth charae-
terizes this letter Of Mr. Blair's, as sheer
impudenee.T Aud, in truth, it Is moth
ing less, Only q few years ago. when the
Democratic party was falsely and mali
ciously denounced as reasonable organ
ization, and when its prominent members
were haled to dungeons 10 Federal Bas-
tilcs, and hunted aud bounded BY Provost
AIarshals, and spies and iaformers were
sent through the baud to betray the I'M
wary into the utsennee of some express
sion BY which the hated and suspected
Democrat might be seized under the plea
Of "disloyal,y," and dragged by the JAM
zarics Of Federal power from the embrace
Of weeping wife and children aud cast into
loathsome prisons, Mr. Blair was Ia the
Cabinet Of Lincoln, eognizant Of al this
outrage npon free citizenship-this tramp
ling upon the constitution and the rights
Of freemen, aud opened not his mouth to
stay tho progress of this saturnalia of des-
potism aud hate Now, forsooth, when
the harried and bounded Democracy is
likely TO be once more 10 the ascendant IN
the Federal Government, Mr. Blair, with
consnmmate assurance, steps forth and in
a letter which first sees the light in the
columns Of a Radical sheets, in this State,
presumes to recommend to the Democratic
party who shall be its standard bearer in
the great Presidential contest Of 1ST6l
The presence Of such men in the Demo
cratic party is but an element of weakness,
Better. far, that it should not only reject
their oficious counsel, but refuse to ac-
knowledge them. in any way, until by
years of quiet cooperation in the ranks,
they give evidence Of thorough change
and undOubted sincerity The Ethiopian
cannot change his skin, nor the leopard
his spots. Nor can Mr. Blair, with great
er facility rhanoe from the hlaekasf az
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Appalling Fire.

Particulars are given Of a,most fearful dis.
asser q Holyoke, Mass, in the burning Of the
French Catholic Church at that place Thurs
day night, when sixsy-six persons, men, NO
men and children, persisted in the flames,
The fire caught from The altar lights and vas
quickly communicated TO The ceiling, and
thepee spread with such rapidity that though
those IN the body Of The church generally e.
capped the people in the gallery either became
jamnsd IN the stairways and we're sutfocated,
Or, jumping 10 the door below, were trampled
90 death.
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Lime and Limestone.

HNHE undersigned is prepared @ supply
a the community with irs,-class Lime az,
Limestone, at any time, at l6 cents per bushei
n tho kilns. Delivered in Manchester =
~ cts. per bushel. Delivered in Hamp siea Y,
at ~ cts Limestone ut the Quarry Sl'zo
per perch.
ABRAHAM GREIDER,
Ebbvale, Carroll county, Nd
Formerly called cornelins wentz's Quarry'
may % 2mF
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscf'
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Tesiamenia
ry on the estate Of
SEYlLLA LANE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscribers
on or before the 10Th day Of Deeembet, 1870
they may otherwise by law be excluded iron
all benefit Of said estate Those indebtedafe
requested 10 make immediate payment:
Given under my hand this 9th day o.
May, 1875.
WIN. II. LANE,
RICHARD NJ. ADAMS
may 29-4t Executors
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Notice to Creditors.

THIS isio give notice, that the subscribers,
l. of Carroll coanty, hath obtained from
the Orphans Court OF Carroll county, in Ma.
rylani, letters iestamentsry on the Personal
Estate Of
JACOB BAUM,
late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims agains, the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the sabscrib
ers, on or before the 10Th day Of December
next they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those indeh
ed are requested to make immediate paymenis
Given under my hand this 2i,h day Of May,
A. d. 1870.
DAVID b. EARHART,
JACOB BAUM,
may 2-It* Executors
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A Small Farm at Private Sale.

&lIUATED on Deer Park Road, near
- fatapseo Falls, ndjoins lands Of lin,hel
welsh, contains " acres, , IN Wood, i,os
MeaihoIboarded House with Backbuildins'
Stable, Be-, well waiered. Termseasy- ~
piyto Lulhcf Welsh o. Wesley Baseinan.
may 22.Hts
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InsolYcnt.s NotIce.

George W. Reck vs.. His Creditors.
.nRDERED this 9th day Of May, 1870
~ that George w. Reck give notice 70 bis
creditors, endorsers and snroties, that INC
Second Monday Of November, 1875, is liked
for the said George W. Reck to appear ID
the Circuit Court for Carroll county, to 40
swer sneh interrogstories as his creditor,
endorsers and suro.ies may propose or allege
against him and that copy Of this order "
published in some newspaper printed IN csI.
roll county, once a week for three SUCCESSIVE
months prior 70 the said "a Monday OF NO
sember, 1875, as such notice
True copy.--Test
May 2a-Sms FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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INTERESTING LECTURE.

!. GUBJECT--"AngoF, OF the Folly Al al.
40 ting mad Full Of Humorous IA
Thrilling anecdotes, illustrating Anser ar;s.
ing from Family, Religions, Political. Fd;,o.
rial aud Lovers Quarrels. BY Rev. q. Il
FLIPP0, Editor Of The Baptist pfsitor II
the Baptist Church, Westminster. WEDNES..
DAY, EVENING, JUNE "a. ii & o'rloct
for the benefit ofthe Church. Admission y,
CENTS Children 10 CENTS. y 81 mavs,a -
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w. X L,EPPO.

SiLPER RUN, CARROLL CO., AD-
III AS beer appointed Agent to canvass %
- part Of Carroll and Baltimore counties,
;or Z; d. Crowell & Co, TO furnish tsEss,Ivs
WITH the wei, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT GkAlN
DRILL, with Crowell's GuAno Aitaehmenl'
ana the Pratt Twenty Spiral Spring loom
Rake, built by p. d. Crowell & Go.
ilnnx ". arnnaM -. - 80.
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BARK WANTED.

ME viii pay nine dollars per ton 81 w ~,
w pounds for Chestnut Oak, and eigM
a,.ottars per ton for Spanish OAK BARN, oe'
hsered In sound, d,y condition, At our l ,sh
merry, az Union Mills, Carroll county hs.
filled. K SHRIVER i SONS. y
may 22-st
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FREpEaicK CouNrY Irgas. The Examiner
says The accounts We have Of the wheat
crop in this county are not very favorable.
In this immediate vicinity the wheat is look
ing well and promises large yield. The
same is also true OF portions Of Backeyestown
District, but as general thing throughout
the county the prospects are very gloomy, and
there are numbers Of farmers who will not
raise their seed Indeed, II lheaecounts that
reach us be true there will be great deal OF
wheat that will not be worth the expense oI
cutting it.
County Grange The following are the
officers elected at the organization Of the
County Grange, under the supervision OF
State Master, Joseph I. Moor, about iiity
Oranges being present, which met in this city,
on Tuesday, the 18th instant Master, George
Vim. Smith, Of Frederick District 0yerseer,
George W. Miller, CreAgerstown Dis,ric,
Lecturer, u. Il. ID. Smeltzer, Middletown
District; Steward, Milton Carter, Liberty
Districts Assistant Steward, D. Il, Firor,
Mechanicstown District Chaplain, Christian
Thomas, Buckeyaown District; Treasurer,
Colonel John y. Thomas, Frederick City
Secretary, II. l.. Routzahn Middletown Dis.
trict; Gate Keeper, Douglas H. Ilargate,
Frederick District: Ceres. Mrs. G. ". Miller,
Creagerstown District Pomona, Mrs. Joseph
Chiswell, Buckeystown District; Flora, Mrs.
George Wm. Smith, Frederick District: Stew.
ardess. Mrs. Horatio Iittle, Middletown.
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The Twenty eighth and One Hundred
and Forty-sssenth Regiments, p. ", and
Kuapps Pennsylvania Battery, viii hold
their ftth reunion &C Gettysburg, on the
"a Of July Generals Hartranif, Sloeum,
Ringer, Hooker and Green, and other on
oess. are expcessd % be present
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BEAurIFUL FLowEas-We are in
aebted 70 9. G. Marshall, agent for Willow
Dale Nurseries, Chester county. Pa, for q
beautiful yellow ten rose, known as Mar
shall Nail Mr.. Manhals room, at Wheel
er's Hotel, has been visited by large
sumber Of ladies and gentlemen this week,
who were attracted By The fine display Of
roses, gcrauiums. fuahsias, 80.
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In addition % the summing mp Of Judge
Porter and Mr.. Evsrts. IN behalf % Mr..
Beecher. the Balsimors A,aes1rca under
teok the self-impossd task, as soon As the
evidence was concluded, preceding the
other counsel.
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Thomas Biayon. Of Baltimore city, and
Christian r Rappannisr, Of Howard 60.
are the successful bidders for the contract
ii constructing the Heuse IL Cesrsetiop.
Their BID WAS sles $40
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The Siopx chiafs DO not want 70 leave
their black Hills Reservation without be.
ine psIl mid foF i, bot demur and higele
q they win, ths white men win have their
gold Negotiations are still pending az
WAyhinnsnn.
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BUNKER HILL-The military display
at the Bunker Hill centennial will be an
imposing one. To say nothing of the
Massachusetts, military, the Norfolk, Va,
Light ARTILLERY; the Washington Light
Artillery, Of Charleston; the famous New
York Seventh; company from Philadel-
phia, md our own incompatible Fifth
Maryland, win be there, the eynosurc of
all eyes
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There are about 2O0.O0O Buekeva.
use in the United States alone Mo aos IA
wonderful testimonial Of the merits AZ saal
chine DO these figures present. Ii ea,
with which few persons are fnmilis, Tact
were IN the year 1874 niasiy can ET .aete
and distinctive makes Of Reapers ana NI snal
manufactured in America. 0f ,hesa r s;u.
eight different machines there werr MAY ',Is'l-
the year 1874 about $4,000 in an 1i ~ 4, -
vast number the Buckeye shops mad u ms
one-fourth. 'ief
Please call and examine the maeb;..
fore purchasing. Circulars conlain;.s =
scrip;ion, sizes, prices, &c. sent On ans; ue'
tion 10 'ffHe@
p. EDWARD BECKLEY8 ca
Dealers in Field, Garden and Flowe,, g. "
Farm implements Of all kinds KnIssa
Sections, Guards aud Repairs Of all ,hs -
ing Reapers aud Mowers in use IN IN - 4.
kept on hand OF furnished at shor, no,ie I y
may 2g.5ta
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Yht srio n GubefuatoriaI aApisan;s:
<Ic<< (;reea,> 6sr.o|I and Hs.||.qn,
hs<u IN .sn q BaItinere, hi. es1k Anl
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J couar-- Friday. No. ~ Criminals. State
vs.. William Cromwell, indicted for assault
and battery upon Elias Mcfarland Norment
for State, Heining for defence. Tried be-
! fire Court. Verdict not guilty.
The trial docket was then taken up. No.
ll5O Trials John Il. Hughes IS. Samuel
l Benlz; Smith McKellip for plaintiff, Rob
erts for defendant Judgment by default Tor
Sl23. No 100 Trials. State use Of Cyrus
u. Shriner IS. Elizabeth Shriner Maulsby
for plaintiffs, Pearson, Jr. and Bond for de,
PENDANT. Judgment by confession for SSS?. 0s.
No. i70 Trials. Same. Maulsby for plain
til, Pearson, Jr and Bond for defendant.
No. 10 Trials Merrick and Banmgartler
vs.. +. A. Norris Banmgartner tor plaintiff,
Cront 4 Reilsnider for defendant, Jndg-
nent By confession for $40. No. 203 Inals-
John j. Bradleyvs. Thomas Demoss; Mauls-
BY and Bond for plaintiff, Smith 4 Mekellp
for defendant Tried before jury.
Saturday. Mo. 209 Trials, Bradley vs..
Demoss concluded. Verdict for plaintiff for
S2aO.
Nonaav. No. 80 Criminals. State vs..
VIM Black tcolored) indicted for larceny OF
pair of shoes from VIM. Thomas. Tried
before jury Norment for State, Smith for
defence. Found guilty. State VS.. Joseph
Shorb aud Joshua Shorb. Indicted for AS
sault with knife Norment for State,
Maulsby for defence. Tried before the Court.
Joseph Shorb found not guilty; Joshua Shurb
found guilty, and fined 81 and costs. No.
% Criminals State vs.. Samuel CARRIER. In
dicted for selling liquor on Sunday ia.
dic,ments Removed frOm Washington Co.
Norment for State, Mr.. Wood, Of Hagers-
town, aud Maulsby for defence. Tried be-
fore jury
Tuesday. Charles Johnson, convicted Of
horse stealing undertwo separate indictments,
was sentenced 10 the Penitentiary for five
years in one case aud for three years in the
other, No. - Criminals. State vs.. CARRIER,
continued from yesterday, concluded. Yer
dict OF not guilty. M. "a Criminals. State
vs.. Alonzc Goodrich, removed from Wash
ington county, indicted for larceny. Nor
ment for State, Stake, Of Hages,own, for
defence. Tried before jury,
Wednesday,. "a Criminals. State VI.
Goodrich, above reported, concluded. Yer
diet guilty on all three indictments. No. ~
Criminals. State vs.. Charles Taylor, indicted
for throwing stones. Tried before jury and
found not guilty Case Of State vs., Henry
Wagner for the murder Of Rufus Dell was
then called. Afier obtaining eight jurors,
Court adjourned Norment and Bond for
State, Cront & lleifsnider for the defence.
Thursday. State VS.. Wagner, now on
trial. The jury being completed, the case was
opened by each side. The following is the
jury obtained in the sase, after summoning
81 taIesmen, the State challenging and the
defence l6:-Elias Myerly, John ". David.
son, Horace Shipley. James W. White, John
II. Chew, Peter s. Gettier, Elias Houck,
Joseph II. Gills, Frank Hollenberry, Fred.
erick Iahn, Andrew J. Malehorn and Eli n.
Hull. Eighteen witnesses were summoned
by the State, and twenty-one by tho defence.
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Az the Pimlico races, on Wednesday. n. A.
Clahaugh's Piecolo, Of this county, ran \
mile, and won the race. Time i.63i. 1.51S.
l.5Il. A. d. Browns coronet, Maryland
horse, won The steeple chase, u miles. time
3.22. ~
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The Hanover Spectator ays;--0n Friday
morning last about II o clock new two.aory
frame building belonging to Mr.. NeH, in
jackson township, on the York road, near
Bollinger's Tavern, about midway between
this place and York, took FIRE and was totally
consumed. with a large portion Of It's contents.
The flames were also communicated to n frame
carpenter shop adjoining, which was destroy
ed. The FIRE is supposed to have originated
from sparks from an oven IN the yard near the
dwelling, in which the family were baking.
The loss is estimated at from 81, 800 to So,
600, on which there Is an insurance Of about
$1,000
We are informed thai Mr.. Archibald Fayo.
rite, Of this place, one day last week drove
from Westminster to Hanover IN the unpre.
cedented time Of an boar and half The
distance is l6 miles, and the road an un,p ual.
ly rough and billy one. Upon reaching here
the horse was as fresh and spirited as when he
started from Westminster
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SrRAwBERnY FERrIrAI. gross receip,s
Of the strawberry festival held by the ladies
Of the N, p. Church, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, were sll7.
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Charles 5. hepp, Of this city, has heaa
R' Wsiahsr, n 'hf Haltimafe caafam House,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

Hon. w. l.. W. Seabrook and H. Dorsey
NesEon, of this city, was appointed az dele,
gates to the Young Mens International
Christian Association, of the United states
and British Provinces, which assembled n
Richmond, Va, on Wednesday.
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CRY CorScII---At tho FIRST meeting Of the
lately elected Mayor and Common Council.
held on Tuesday evening, Prof James Rip.
gard was elected President; Z. o. Grimes,
Treasurer; J, VI. Parke. Counsel; DR.. w. II.
Rippard, CLERK, and lsrael Zeber, BailiH.
On motion il was ordered that the asse ssment
ofPrivate security TO Thomas Goodwin was
released 10 the amount Of $3.50, for the year
1874.
On motion the Council was requested to
prepare an ordinance authorizing the Collector
To make assessments in accordance with sec.
ton ia Of the present charter.
J. Henry Hoppe, J. r., presented his sworn
accounts from May 4, 1874, to Nav 10, 1875,
inclusive, asfollows ITO costs in Mag strates
cases $1,000. By fines received $lg.OO.--
Balance due $3.50, which on motion was or.
dered to be paid
Adjourned to meet on next Tuesday eve.
ming at 4 o clock.
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There Will be a tournament held a. Tow
soniorn June stb. knights wishing 10 ride
are requested 10 send their name and lille ID
Chas- = GraTon. Towsoniown,
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.TASEYrows lrEus. The people Of this
place, especially those who want to travel on
the cars, have not been very much benefited
by the leasing Of the Frederick and Pennsyl.
yania Line Railroad. Since the road has
been under the control Of the other company
the trains have been very irregular, and do
not make connection with any OF the trains OF
the Western Maryland road Now one can
not go on the cars from here to Westminster
and back the same day, and people can not
20 to Baltimore and back as they formerly
could.
The streets Of this town we're becoming
very dusty, bat on last Saturday afternoon and
the night following there were showers of
rain, which settled III, dust and made the
streets more pleasant.
DIR, Bowers will lecture on Anatomy three
evenings this week, commencing on Wednes.
day or Thursday evening.
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WksrERN MARyIAxp C0IlKoe. --.The an
nnaI commencement viii take place OH The
l7ih Of june. A commodions pavilion Is 10
be erected IN the grove, l0by 0ofeet, beneath
which The exercises win be held. Il Is ex-
pected that as usual a large number II visitors
FROM disiance viii be ii attendance q
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

oRPHAxs' CocEr.-Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale aud h. P. Sling
luff, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DIR. Henry E,
Beltz, Register Of Wills George NJ. Parke,
Deputy Register.
Monday. Nay Sg.-David Study, Emanuel
Study and Edward Menehey, administrator
OF David Study, deceased, settled second and
final account.
Jacob W. BAUM and David B. Earhart.
executors of Jacob Baum, returned inventory
OF goods and chattels, and received order %
sell sane at private sale, and order 70 notify
creditors.
Emma j. Frizzell and Joseph Stake. nd.
ininistrators of William ID. FriLzell, deceased,
returned list Of sales OF goods and chattels,
valuation Of real estate and list Of debts
Samuel G.. Davis, administrator OF Mary
c. Davis, settled iirt aud final account.
John u. Peterman, executor oil Levi r.
Peterman, setiled second account
John b. I. Sellman, executor Of Jeremiah
H. Smith, settled first and final account.
j.. William Earhart was appointed and
bonded as administrator OF Lewis Miller, late
Of Adams county, Pa, deceased.
The last will and testament Of David Grouse,
deceased, was admitted TO probate, aud let
tiers testamentary granted TO Ephraim d.
Grouse and David ID. Earhart.
Vim. II. Lane and Richard NJ. Adams, ex-
eeutors Of Sevilla Lane, deceased, returned
inventory Of goods and chatiels, list Of debts
and received order TO sell unbequeaihed goods
aud chattels, order TO sell real estate and or.
der 10 notify creditors.
Mary Z. Collins, administrative Of Preston
ID. Collins, returned inventory Of goods aud
chaitels, and received order 10 sell goods and
chatfels. ft
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WESTERN Nh. RAiIo4D.--Mayor Yansant
has signed the ordinance appropriating $500.
O00 for the purchase Of site and the erection
Of depot for this road. The Company have
notified the Finance Committee Of the aceep.
lance Of the terms Of the ordinance, aud
work will begin shortly on the new buildings,
which are expected TO be finished within six
months In the interval the Western Mary.
land passenger and freight business viii 6e
transacted At Calvert station, from which
point all the trains Of the company will be
started within week The Western Mary
land viii thus secure the advantages central
point Affords for securing large passenger
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Pic Nc AccoMNoDAT ALTON. The Western
Maryland Railroad Company arc putting
siding at McDopongh Station, or Shiloh, nine
miles from Baltimore, aud have leased the
beautiful grove at that point, for the accom-.
mediation Of pic mic and excursion parties,
from Baltimore, or from the towns along the
line Of the road.
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NEw BUILDINGS. Howard Hartsock, Of
Union Bridge, is bnilding new warehouse
30xb0 feet, Mr.. ii. expects to engage in the
grain and fertilizer business on large scale.
Jesse Anders, Of the same place, is erecting
frame dwelling. We learn other buildings
will be built during the summer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-05-29

The lecture by Rev. Mr.. Hippo, ON We'd.
nesday evening next, for the benefit OF the
Baptist Church, while conveying to the mind
most wholesome philosophic truth, Is 80
interspersed with wit and hnmor as 10 render
4 exceedingly enjoyable and attractive. All
should hear i who can.
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FiSE Carrie. Mr.. Samuel Cover. o
Myers District, sold ON Mondayto Mr.. Sund-
heimer, Of Baltimore, forty five head OF cat.
tie, said TO be the finest received in Baltimore
this season. Ihirty-eight Of them weighed
1850 pounds.