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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

Two or EN.-A youRg fellow, whose
better-half had just presented him with a
bouncing pair Of twins, attended ehareh
on Sunday During the discourse the
clergyman looked at our innocent frisnd,
and said, in tone Of thrilling eloquenee,
Young man, you have an important re-
sPonsibiliiy thrust upon YOU The new
ly-asdgea dad, supposing the prea .hsr al
luded to his peculiar home event, consid.
erably startled the audience BY exel1iming.
Yes, l have two Of EN-.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
CHAS. BILLINGsLEA.D.D.s.
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR- GEO. S. FoUKE, Dentist. Offers his
~ services Al his Ofsee.
Westsninsaer-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmifisbarg-Fozrsh Wednesday AAer-
noon I'LL Thursday Afternoon.
Meeh1niessown-Fourth Thursday After
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afterpoop.
Double Pipe Creek-Firss Thursday.
Mi1dleburg-FIrsa Friday.
CnioatO~n-Secosd Wednesday Afternoon.
Isnyt0En-Seeond Thursday Afternoon
asd Friday.
Inioa Bridge-T laird Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Minasor-Ihird Thursday Afternoon
and friday forenoon, feb %
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

DEREcTEozs IN PCRrEAssxs TEEEs. -
W H OIins, Yates Co \. I writes sis
Gsruantgrn Telegraph Persons par
sl.asiag tHess 20 rlast SIOUX LOOK es1ssly
70 Il that they are dsas nsd bright u
they ara disousOred 70 any great sxsent.
and sho~ black streaks dpEn Erep where
Ii,nbs hsse been cut IA pruning, ahe psoba-
bility : thzt fbey Vii Be teadsr and break
N tire With Iittle beading. and via be
blnck n the middle AFoia them they
yin sst make geoi. thrifty trees, after
ts1nsFianEins.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

A scoseh farmer was greatly exercised
regarding the safety Of his hay crop, The
weather, though often threatening, favored
his Efforts I'LL be succeeded in getting it
safely gathered in, being in this respect
more fortunate than several Of his neigh.
hors. After seeing the last whisp Of straw
tied rOaaa bis stacks, he exclaimed with a
self-satiSked air, moo, sin hae gotten
my hay a safely in, / think the ward
sAd Be greatly the better o guild shower.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

A doctor and preacher were bandying
words on physical prOwess. .One blow
fron my fist" said the D. D., would
show you the meaning Of 'blae mass. =
= And one blow frcn mine said the ".
D., ~wOald be new aud cheap method Of
spreading the Gospel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

wei Bridges Il / engage yoa / shall
wans Fua 70 sssy al hame Whenever SINH
xish q 70 out awcA, ns'an, I hive
no ol5esaioas, Irgridia you do the same
when | vish 70 20 Ont
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

As ny wife at the window one beautiful
day stood watching man with a monkey,
cart came along with broth Of boy.
sho was driving stout little donkey. To
my wife then spoke, by way of a joke,
There's relation Of yours in that car
rage To which she replied, when the
donkey she sPied, "Ah yes ! relation BY
marriage"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

When foreigner 6aas that plague is a
E0ra Of one syllable and agse part q
the plague Is word of two, he wishes thai
ths plague might take enc half the Eng
Iish language and the agae the s4bsr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

A man named John Smith was run
over On the Portsmouth and Concord nail
rad near Manehesses aud fatally injured.
But as the nzOr strap man used to SAY,
there are few more Ieft of the sane
name.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

-Joha, ] am afraid you hare been for
gssiing me, sid a brighs-eysa gin q her
sweetheart the sther Ay. aYe-, Sue, I
have been for getting yoa these two yesrs. 3
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

This IS the sort Of thing We may expect
to see in schools and lectures :-@First class
in beefsieAk, stand up, Miss Martha,
please describe the process of cooking
beefsteak one inch and half thick, meas
ured by Whitworth's gauge Put it on
a gridirOn and broil 1t thoroughly, without
scorching, and serve ID up with salt and
pepper Wrong. You may step down
aud out The process Of cooking beef
steak Of the above dimensions is to place
Il on gridipa over hot FIRE until the
outside sproperly Drowned, but Dot scorch.
ed; you are then to remove Il ard pat 10
on a plate in hot oven, where you are to
leave It for frvm three to Eve minutes: Al
the end of that time it viii be found cock.
ed through, and Of delicate roseaie pink
hue, neither dried nor burned in any part
thereof If you dare to salt or pepper il
before serving, yOa viii receive no diplO-
ma from this institute
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
oait and Aamor.

Az HauR AT TUE DErRoIr cESrRAL
STArlos coURr ~ Distarbisg the peace. =
said his Honor, a Samg. Lewis. eOlorel.
stood upon the line
-Starbin Dc pace. Ell ~
les sir yea are charged with throw
ing stone through a saloon window.
: frOwiag stone, chr
YES sir throwing a stone aud then
raining away. What have you got 70 say
for yOurselfs'
~Dey say ! frode a stone, ehg7
~Yes sir.
And da, run away"
~les sir.
And dat l vas eOteheds'
~Yes sir.
~And dat | was fetched here =
YES SIR do you plead guilty or no.
guiltyy7
The prisoner buttOaei up his coat,
shifted around 70 face the audience, and
then stretched Out his arm aud demanded.
1WhAr's De man who says | frOde a
stORes whar's de maa who says / rua
avayg
Painful suspense,
awhar's de ASeascr =
The oikeer in the case had failed 70 put
in an Appearance, as vel as the Witnesses
and the prisoner was discharged. He
lefl the court nom with dignifed step,
and as crowd assembled around him at
the door he was heard Saying
"SpOseu | hadn't stood up dar and
made dem speeches Whar would be
now
And the cola North wind mOaned around
the gables, and sadly echoed, Wharf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

A country Pedagogue IN Henry county
Indiana, requested al his scholars 70
write a piece usder Pensltyef thrash.
inc, A rising genius eOs Of the following
Lord Of love,
Look down from above
On rs poor scholars
We have hired fool
To teach eur school,
Aud pay him sfty dollzrs-"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

cAspLEs-Is Il not strange that some
clsyynen win keep sach wick-sd shiags
ID their eharchss.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

When i poor young lady hens hadker-
chiefs for rich bachelor, she * eTideatiy
sewing that she may reap
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
CHANGE OF TINE
Western Maryland Rail,o..



ON and afier Sunday, Noyemb.. :.
" passenger trains on this road s sI,Ili
gAsrwARn.
Leave will'a@spors at .. GOA. IN. aDdt
Leave GOA. m. ana. :.
y. N. - Aaa ~
Leave Frederick Junction At sso.
3.50p. m. ~ .. A. i
Leave Union Bridge a, Geo and IA.
and 400 p. m. Nf9A n.
Leave New Windsor at Z. 10 s0dom
and I. 10 p. m. ~
Leave Westminster at &. so and sa
and 40 p. m. A.
Leave Finksburg at 7.2l and IN
and 5.l9p. m. = A.
=, l;g !: ss Glen Morris at I.so and 1910. /,
Leave Reisterstown at 7.ss and M.
and 8. % aud 100 D. m. Aam
Leave 0wirgs' Mills at !. and Iass.
and 5.42 p. m. a.
WESTWARD.
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore !, .
a. m. and 100 and $50 D. m. - "~
Leave Wesim nster At $50 o. m. ana :,
and $50 p. m. -"' ="
SUNDAY TRAISs-wEsfwARp
Leave Fulton Avenue, Baltimore :, a.
p. m. :"
Leave Westminster at s.sO a. m.
SUNDAY rRAINs-RAsrwAnn
Leave Union Bridge At 700 A m
Leave New Windsor at !. 10 n. M
Leave Westminster at 7.50a. m.
Special City Passenger Cars viii bel, -.
ing at the Company's Office, corner u p.,.s
aud Fayeite streets, starting thirty m;ra.'.
previous to starting time from Fulton n.ss.
thus connecting with all out going tra;s, ~ ~
Special City Cars will be in waiting n I'm y.
Depot on the arrival Of all trains. sn. NM.
passengers TO reach all central ana ess,.1
portions Of the city.
Stage connections are made with 500
train from Baltimore ut Glen Morris So; =
for Hampstead and Manchester. and j. Il.
chaniestown for Emmiltsburg.
JOHN N. HOOD
jan 2 General Mapsys,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
Frederick & Pa. Line Railroad
CHANGE OF TIME.
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

IN aud amer Monday, NAY 9Th, 1874,
~ trains VII arrive Al and depart iron
Frederick, As follows;
For Baltimore, aud intermediate stations %
Western Maryland Railroad, IitllestoSus
Returning. viii arrive al ll.S0 a. m.
For BALTIMORE, andiniermediaie stations o.
Western Maryland Railroad, Liitlestown,,,
and Hanover, Al a.0o p. N. Returning, r'h
aEriye A 100 p. n.
For Hagerstown, Wiiliamspori and inter
mcdiate s.Afions on Western Maryland hali
road and Littlesioun. 81 4.a0 p m Return.
ING, will arrive a. A.t6 q. N. All trains sl"f
a intermediate statiens
GEORGE MORGAN, Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

Piehers aud tumblezs -hass ban and
eireas men.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
R. B. NORMENT.

ATT0RNE T-LAW
AND REGISTER IN BANKRUPTCY
nFFiCE On Main street, RIO doors west Of
" Cert- Westminster, respectfully informs
De einHens Of Carroll and adjoining counties
hat BE VII give promps attention 70 all bas;-
ness inirasted 70 him, both before the Courss
g tbs State and the Departments IL the
GeaenAl Goyerunen1 II WashiaKton, ID. c,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

FEscEs.-The Pennsylvania Fruit GrOw-
srs Society met recently at York. Among
other topics the members discussed the
subject Of fences Live Peace, or hedge,
was deemed every way preferable 70 rail
fence The Usage 0asge Is cheaper, and
= quirk groEer than any ether Where
Post and raa fence VII cost $50 = rod,
d vIll osst oaly Is eeass The fornsr lzsts
2s yszrs rzh repairs, the latter Is p<rpet-
nal The interest On the eo=z q The fence
VII keep The hedge n gsod conditisn-
The Soesssy resolved that graerzl bar
shculd Be passed b. TIE Lesi.lasare, PsD-
hibitipg hOrzes eAf1is, sAeep and hers.
from rusaisg az large
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
DOG SKIN CLOVES


II. l. NORRIS
III AS constantly on hand Full Assert
II meat II our Genuine Dog skin Gloves
for l-adiesasd GenIlemen, also ether Ssyies
Of Gloves Of our make, for al Of which fher
Are our exclusive Areuts far WESTMINSTER.
GEORGE CPDEGRAFF 4 SON.
/. Manufactures. Harerssowu. Nd
saz2s-sf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

An old farmer says SO When married
l told my wife she Was never to board =
hired hborer. Thirty-6ve years have
elapsed and | have stuck to my agreement
| get first class men BY selecting those
who have families, and | give them con-
Portable homes to hive in. They can
board themselves much cheaper than
can do IL Itwoald seem absared for my
wife to make slave Of herself to feed
lAborenand do the work Of providing them
three meals day, sick or vel. and do the
innunerable tasks Of drudgery connected
with ii, in order that my mans wife shoald
escape and hare good time Of Il Yet
there are thousands n farmers, wen to do
in the world, who are wearing out aud
killing their wives with this very thing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20

TINE fness Tea IN The nsarlaa ihr 81 90 pr
A. ppaRa, lQaghs siace The Tanie. % has,d
ssTls rs srorFFER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-03-20
Shakers Fresh Garden Seed.
JUST RECEIVED,
EVERY VARIETY,
SAFE AND RELIABLE.
K K. GERNAND'S,
jan lott Westminster.
FOR SALE.

A Lor containing ? ACRES OF LAND.
"A zoe mile fFsm Westminster, back II 4.
Lepp's properly; good House and Stable. asd
q varsity Of Apples, Peaches and Grapes
Terms easy Possession gipea Isl of April.
dec i2-u f. =. REESE.
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ON and after Sunday, Noyemb., /.
" passenger trains on th;s ~, is lsil
as follows; 'ea nv IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-28
LEGAL NoTIcEa.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


N The Circuit Court Of .J.fsrson County,
Vest Krgiafa, in Term, NoD. l6, 1875
JNo. ii. CoYLE, Plaintiff.
Against
KATE D. BARBOUR aud others. IN CHANcELY
Defendants
(E5trdct from, Decree.)
ON tho motion OF Edward Barbour and By
~ consent OF Cieon More. administratoy de
6orts non with the VIII annexed of "A. NJ. Bar
eour. NJ rs oIaeTea tiaf this csuse proceed
dered 70 settle his accounts as eueh adininfstra-
tor before Geo. w, u. KearsIey Il Commissioned
OF this Soprt, alter publication for four sneees-
towr OF Charfestown. Jefferson County West
flrginla. ot the time and place of executing this
decree thai be do. audit ang further accounts
OF debts aRalnst Z @ estate of $. NJ Barbour. de-
ceased IN W bich auditing the said Edward Bar
b0ur snail be Permi tied to snow ATTY other claim
aEairEt said estate, not shesct fore audited,
may be audited but such sdfittl6nsl auditInr
shall IN no WAY affect the auditing or distribN-
Ton heTetotofe made and coffrmtd by this
Court, of the debts against Affred II Barborr.
50 faras the distribution of the assets of said a.
u. Bsrbour sb1ch trete IN the hands OF K,lte ID
Bs bout hls Exeontr5x or-ln tie hands OF Dan.
the viii annexed il coneerneds hut anly 90 far.
a. any assets are OF may bereatter be III .tho
handa of said Cleon Moore. Administrators de DO :
ms non with the will annexed nf "A .sbf. Barbour
il concerned. And tliat said ssioiIer {;
vs. kearaley. dist ibute any funds may
be- when be makes suen report. IN the hands OF
with the will ann exedg of a. Nj Barbour. amoaz
his creditors, aceortiinR 10 their respectiye
rights, including the additional creditors " ne
NAV now appear, ~ well As ahv creditors whole
claims have been heretofore audited .es,naIir,ne
them If 1t can be done out Of any assefs winch
may hereafter come into tue hands of the aid
Gloon Moore as such administrators y =
true e1gIact-Teste.
=-- ISL fROBERTT. BROWN. Clerk
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Erfsoc, 15om Decree.0

t'rtsocs from Decree9
= T isa djndeed. ordered rna 6ecrAed. III at the
report N THIS CAUSE flied March 55ttI, 1875. be
fuily confirmed ., far as the saine Is net STospfs
ed to, and as for the exeePs the Canrt
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szeh notice. By qualification, a was baf6ra given
by him. 154s = -.75I5.s s
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sPHILHARMO NC PIANO

THIS entirely new pos essing all the
i essential Qualities, OF more expensive and
higher priced Plan ole ed lower price than
ANY similar one now in the market. II 10 durable,
with magniftcence of Zone hardly surpassed and
yet can 10 purchased at prices and terms within
the reach of ALL This instruniept has all the
modern improvements Including the celebrated
"Agrafe'f treble and 10 fully warranted. Cata-
llogues mailed.s q 90 - e. - -.
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s NEW SCALE PIANOS -

are tho b st Inade. Tho. touch elastic, and a fne
singing tone pow erfal pure and,even
ssWATERS, CtINCERTo ORGANS
cannot be exceued ia tone -or-b beauty they defy
Competitions The Concerto Stop is.a fine IIlita-
ition OF the Human Voice. - 100
PHtcEs EXTREMELY Low for cash duripg this
Month, Monthly Instalmenta received on Pianos,
8igsto san: Organs SIS TO $40; Second band
Iustrun1ente. to 5 monthly alter 5rst Dcpesit.
lASESTs WASTED. A. liberal iscount to Teachers,
Ministers Churches Schools. Lodges. etc. Special
Inducements to this trade. Illustrated Gataloe ues
Mailed. horace WATERS & SONS. 4sl Broad
way, Rev York. .stl5ls. Box 1861.
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TIL E IN EEKBY SUN.
IS7a.as NEWeYoRK = = 1879


EsfGATEEN hundred aeyest .siss-;s- the Css-=
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COMMIssIONERs NOTICE.

A Il the instanes of Jacob NJ. Bucksy. and N. 8
k1ssW bite, Trustees of Lewis G. Kemp. the cred
itors ofLewisG g. Kemp are hereby notified TO pro-
duce for proof hetore me At my office in Charies-
town, on the Sd day of January. 1876 their claims
against said Kemp. CLEoN MOORE
December IsI5-4t. Commissioner
LADDIN Security on. Also " sst,s No.1 Coal
n Oil. aluaysl 20 b fosa5 ct 3 ~ =
Ter; g ISIS. E.ssELLER'ss
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ].

:
In The Circuit Court Of Jsfi5srsSoai COMFY
IYest Virginia, IN Term. Nor: 9, 187as.ssss
LANDAUR BROS. Plaint1ffs, -:
JOHN s. EASrERD4fT aud 9TH ( IN cfIANGSar
srs. Defendants, S3srf-
E.rtract from Decree
WHEREuPogN il y deers e: that this saure
imiss1oper of this Court, with dirsstions to en-
duire and report to tho Dexs term
& j. eWhat amount Ia due to eomplalnants. on
liDn on the realty OF the.defendant John $. EaS-
terday. and what liens TO any. other creditors
VITO may como forward anu prove their dsbrs.
!: q. " hatreei estate SAID defendant owns IS hich
- to tue payment Of his debts. with the
value and anDuaffeRtal value Of tho same
9. WHAT Itens oxist aga,nststhe sMho.s or any
portion Of the same. with thsir order of Driori-
ties.and st application as to particular p0rIions
Oftthe who's.
4. Any Oft er matters he may deem pottinsnt
or any of the partEes may require.
True EItracs-Teste.
ROBERT TSBROwE, Elerk.
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,NATIGR,

eSted in the above cause. that j shall proceed to
e5eeqfc the provisions therein. at nv store In
Chariestown, ON Friday, tue 18th day Of JAM
GEO " TsKEARsLEY.
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OOMMISSIONER'S NOTICES

In Me csreait Court of .1..65iersson County,
Hsst Tiiygiaia. IN Term. Noe. 10. 1875:
JOHN BRIsC0R,s; AdmInistra@15es s. ~
tor, aud others, PLAINTIFF,
RaiIist SIX CKAHcray
JNo. II. HENKLE and others ~