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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11
Democratic State Ticket.


The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested 10 assemble in their re-
spociive election districts, at the usual places
Of meeting, on Saturday, September II, 1875,
for the purpose of selecting Five Delegates
from each district, 10 meet IN County Conyen-
ton on Monday, ISth Of September, at the
Court House in Westminster, for the purpose
OF nominating one candidate for the State
Senate four candidates Ter the House Of
Delegates, one candidate for States Attor-
ney three candidates for Judges Of the Or.
phans' Court three candidates for County
Commissioner one candidate for County
Treasurer one candidate for Sheriff, and
one candidate for County Surveyor, to be
voted for at the next general election.
Tie Central Committee recommend that
the polls be opened at o'clock, p. m. and
close at clock, p. N.
A Central Committee for the county viii
be appointed at the same time.
RICHARD MANNING,
Chairman County Central Committee.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Special revival services viii be held in Cen.
tenary N. E. Church tho coming week.
Preaching by the Pastor, on Sabbath morning
Of ill o'clock. and VI night ut q Prayer
meeting alter sermon at night. Service al "a
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs.
day evenings. All ministers and m mbers Of
other churches specially invited to participate,
and the public cordially Welcomed.
A meeting Of the German Baptists will he
held in the West End School house, this eity.
this Saturday evening at ~ o'clock. and on
SUNDAY afternoon at . O'Clock. All are in.
viied.
ACosvocATiox OF CLgneY, by permission q
Providence, viii be held in Holy Trinity Pal.
lsh, Carroll county, Nd, on Friday, Satur-
gay and Sunday, September 10Th, lith and
lzth, 1875. Friday Morning service, Ser.
man and Communion a. 81. BaTasbas' Church,
AYkgsslllp, commencing ~ 10 o'cl0ek. Aiier
service lunci AZ the Recfory and meeting 81
Saturday -Morning service, sermon and
Communion at Trinity Church, Eidersbnrr,
commencing AZ 10 O'clock After service,
lunch ~ Selby's building. lnformal services
AZ the church Al an early hour
sunday Morning sefsica AZ 81. narnahasl.
commencing II "a n'Glelk. AAeF service,
lunch ~ heeiafy and early services At Tin
lnly Church, Eldershnra, aud sofInon.
ROBERT pIeG0'r, Rector
lIeoyG MeErIxu. a aFnve Insetina viii be
held n the woods 81 q II. HoIlInawoFsk,
near tluksburg, commencing on tho 10Th and
e'os'''g on he i9'h instant All are invited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11
For the Democratic .Adooeate.

MEssRs. EDrroRs During my last visit to
your city ! was very much pleased to see that
the large and eommodions building being
erected for the accommodation of the child.
rem attending the Public Schools was so near
completion. 1t certainly reflects great credit
upon those who have it in charge While
viewing the building | wondered To myself If
the citizens OF your place had fulfilled the
promises made, or whether the citizens con-
mittees bad carried out the pledge, at one
time given, to assist largely in the erection of
the building that TdS to be, and is, great
ornament to your growing city.
INnI.Irrr
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MARRIED.

On the 18th ultimo, by Rev. ]. II. Smoke.
Charles ). Boring, Of this county, and Miss
Elsie V. Piper, Of Baltimore county.
In this city, on the I'd instant, at the res.
idenee Of Mr.. Joseph Hesson, By Rev. w. G.
gremer, Valentine Wantz and Elizabeth
Kocutz, all Of this county.
On the 7th inst, by Rev. Jacob Sechles.
Mr. Wm. Hively aud Miss Mary Null, both q
this county.
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The Democratic State Central Commit
tee held a meeting in Baltimore on Thurs
day. There was a full attendance, and
prompt measures were instituted to arrange
for the coming campaign. Among other
business was the appointment Of CON-
mittee to arrange the time and place for
holding mass meetings A meeting Of
the Executive Committee win be held on
"Wednesday next.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11
NO. 1909 EQUITY

In The Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Isaiah Ham and Thomas Clabaueh, Trustees
vs. Thomas Myerly.
4 hDERED this 9th day Of September. A
~ u; 1915, that the account of lie And.
tor hied N this cause be finally ratified snd
confirmed, unless cause to the contrarv tLsrs'
o. be shown OF, or before the am dav y
september insi.i provided copy Of this a.
SCI " inserted for two successive weeks ~.
loIe We last named day in some newsuaney
True copy --Test:
sept liza FRANK 4. SHAW. cie,k
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TRUSTEES sAI,F

ylr ~. ola deed flrust ~.
- hcAlilsier aud Agnes Me esT soanw.
wife, duly executed, delivered s va Il.
according TO law, the nndersien@s,a,a isconlsd
nnmed In said deed, viii Mi " y Y lrasse
on the premises on which H.. Z 1pile Sals
McAllister and John A. MeAlsS..,,uu john v.
side, near Middleburg, in carya ll'sr nov re
the county road leading from ,' XII, county, o.
Liberty IN Frederick county, q oin''alsSu's %
ffaiey, @e am day n oeisS,, -.
at one o eloek, p. NJ, ali tb., re
Of land containing '''' u''e1 Or pared
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fopa<i hFus aye ragiae N tbe aeigbbor.
hood sf Massaaa. New York, and have
sTept over tfaet ~ eonptfy eDe mile wide
by I've miles ID lopeth. Tho Rams4 have
run through The fwamps and fields AZ
standing grain, and IN many enses farmers
have been compelled 10 abandon their
dwellings,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11

4 serious riot TOOK place AZ Clinton,
Miss, on Saturday llzi. between whites
and blacks, AZ 4 Republican meetIpg,
Some dirty ~ forty persons bage been
killed, and the President vas telegraphed
to on Tassday asking the aid Of the Uni.
Ted stases tr1ops 70 qnelI the riot, which
was astounding into ihs adiqipIgg apupsies
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11

Thomas y. Martin, Esq. is about 10
commence the publication Of an aInde.
pendent Democratic newspaper at An
napolis Mr.. Martin has had considerable
experience as a newspaper man, and no
doubt win issue ! good paper
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The Thirteenth Annual Exhibition Of
the Adams County, Pa, AgriQltural So
eiety will BE- held ii Gettysburg. on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th,
18th and soth days Of September, 1875.
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The Republican State Convention as
semeled IN this city on "Wednesday last,
and all the counties, except three, were
represented VIM. y Jones, Esq, OF
Cecil, was chosen as President, assisted
BY several Vice Presidents. Very few ex-
eept the delegates and members OF the
State Central Committee were present., and
the meeting was allowed to proceed with
It's work without being interrupted BY the
hangers-on which generally congregate
around such assemblies when held in Bal
timore. Prominent among the delegates
were several eolored mcu, wao seemed to
be III at ease. The Custom House and
d. 0ff...
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f.
The Democrats Of Queen Annes county
made tho following nominations on Taes-
: day last State Senator, Budd s. Ford.
House Of Delegates, Willard H. Neal and
Charles Coeksy. Clerk Of County Court,
Valentine B. Church, Sheriff, james
straughu. States Attorney, Edwin H.
Brown. Judges Of Orphans Court, Rich
ard Cook Tilghman, Samuel 7. Earle and
Augustus McCabe. County Commission
ers, Thomas CarviIl, W. Z. Temple and
John F. MeFeeIey. For county Surveyor,
Benz. Elliott Itis q strong ticket and
win be elected BY handsome majority.
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CHRISTOPHER'S
Alta Safety Oil.
WARRANTED 1867 FIRE TEST,
rsoS THE OIL INSPECTOR OF BALTIMORE.
Office Of J. ApnisoS sMlrn.
u =. Gay St, Bait. July IL. 1875

81 s. Gay St, Bait, July II, 1875.
Nessrs Christopher 4 Co .-Gentlemen :.
With much pleasure take this opportunity
OF stating that in n long experience in the
inspection Of Illuminating Oils, in my official
capacity as Inspector, ] am enabled 10 pro.
nonnee yonr Alta Safety brand Of oil, the
very best have ever tested or used In ma.
merons inspections made for myself and
friends | have invariably found the Alta
Safety to stand a higher Fire test than that
YOU claimed for il tnamely 1902, and have
also found IN 1t uniform purity aud general
good qualities, superior TO any other oil have
seen, aud AS such, recommended il 10 my
friends and the public generally, as the most
reliable oil for family use now IN the market.
As kebners, ] congratulate you npon your
signal success IN manufacturing an oil posses.
sing the very best qualities. Safety, Purity.
and the production of most brilliant LIGHT.
Ia using the" Alta Safety Oil in nv household
| have found it to give a light for reading or
writing superior 10 gas aud believe with ordi.
nary care, that an accident with this oil 4
impossible. Wishing you continued success
with the Alta Safety, which yon so Justly
merit, | am '''
Very respectfully,
j. ADDISON SMITH,
Inspector Crude and Refined Petroleum.
u South Gay ST., Baltimore.
FOR SALE ny
E. X. GERNAND.
sept. ll.ly WEgTMINgTEp Rf11
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l32 IA ACRES

more or lessi being the same na,,
of land heretofore conveyed IN III, 2, parcel
sock and Rachel, his wife, to .ibs ~ ia. 4; har
W MeAllisier, by deed dated m, s sald JcAn
May, 1870, and recorded amsss n, :. DAY II
Records Of Carroll county, ia |, NM .ne i lA y.
No. 8, folio 100, &c. = '''oer W. W
veyed and laid Oh into three lots "''A n'.
al M 4 canfafns
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At Huntingdon, West Virginia, sIun-
day, ~ eoaa, thFap men entered the Bank
while Q9ey, the eashiaf, vas aIeqe, md
compelled him 10 open the safe, pal.
cred man who entered st this moment was
kept qaiai By tho painting Of scgoIsar,
wbila tle robbers took $4,000 from The
safe. A confederate had horses II vale.
'ns' and 81 escaped with their plumber.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-09-11

a conference Of Republicans, Iadepen-
dents, Potato Bugs &C. was held 10
Baltimore On Thursday aight No de6oiie
action il regard o d State ticket vas
taken
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Also ~ the same time the follow;,. -
sonal property 2 HORSES, 9 colts
I'D ? milch cows, naryow.ireaddYN
R 8'horse wagon, 8.horse plow W-.A
ss-=1<'S-horse harrows, set Of breecS1ssIs'
set Of front gears, sets pillow gear, ~,
fan, cutting box and knife, hay earis.,
sionebed, template stove. &c, &c.
Terms for he Real Esiaie. = Opeth;,l 4.
the lsi day Of April, 1876 one.thid h I,
months, and the remaining one.tbirl x y
months from the lst day Of April peY.. 4
credit payments to be secured by the M, :
The purchaser or purchasers, with appmvi
security, bearing interest from the IL dar I
April, 1876. y
Terms for the Personal Proea,-,v
sums under So cash on sums Of 3 sna n
wards credit Of months will De siyen K.
credit payments to be secured by no,e IA
approved security, bearing interest from b,
day OF sale.
]. HENRY HOPPE, Trustee.
sep ll.s
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NOTICE.

VIE exercises Of New Whdso, cana,.,
a Tate Calvert Cpllegel will IL ,esa' ass 81
esp,' isfh with Increased faciIi,;es Tasn,'
~ expenses $40 tive-day bonsde,. S ss.ls
tuition alone from $25 70 so nv W." YEAR ga
81 year in same proportion. r. 'fAs ! paris
80. kkN. l. D. W. siiRYocK
~-e 'tN preaida,,
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lo7l ACRES OF LANn

moro or less. Tho improvement,
consist of two story Dwelling ~ uefeoa
House with Basement Kitchen, A "a -
a large stone Spring House HaiA,s
with a never failing spring 81 lstsh1
good water near the dwelling, 4 - ~
House and large Bank Barn, iatsss n n9s
Shed and Corn Crib, 6c. The lsnS sAsa
good state of cultivation, ur.ier fese;ns y. Y :
n due proportion Of Woodland aa5 ~
young Orchard and other fruit iree \" az
LOT No. . contains 'SS'
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Notice to Creditors.


NOTICE is hereby given that the sabsfs.
~ bers have obtained from the 0Than
Court Of Carroll county, letters Of Admlhr
tralion on the Personal Estate Of
PETER u. SMITH,
late of Carroll county, deceased All persess
having claims against the deceased are here''
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated tothe subscriber
ON or before the 80th day Of April, s'e
they may otherwise by law be excluded ~
all benefit of said estate. Those indebiedaH
requested to make immediate payment, !,
Given under our hands this 9th day .
September, 1875.
JEREMIAH II. SMITH
JOHN Il. FRANK,
sept ll-4l Administrators
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FOR SALE, Low.

"A hae young driving and work MApr
- excellent family animal 49, AAiissE,
single and double harness "''Aa well W
Apply e A. ]. BuFFINcTax
Morgan VALLEY Ailis. NEE, n y tsA,5lsyNs
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PA ACRES OF LAM

more or less. The improvements theron
sist Of 2s,ory l.og Dr. NJ
AnaN-,b House with a Bacf n.s4s
attached, Spring Hon, sl y.
1ls5z.sszr a spring ofgood water ma, n
dwelling, large Stable; being The n, ~. NJ Y.
Is now occupied by John W. AcAllis,a,,. '-A
Lot No. Q contains 81 ACRES. !.
proyemcnts, under good fencing, and ~.
the Western Maryland Railroad. y y
All this property is conveniently lo..,,
adjoining Middleburg, Station on ,b No no
ern Maryland Railroad, Is convent, ~ !.
churches, mills, schools and posiolIie s'' Y, \
in a healthy, wealthy and rapidly ml. ~
par, Of the county. The properly aS,G 5:o'a
lands Of Z. A. Clabaugh, and older s''-' y
The property will be sold as Who'll !.
lots to suit purchasers. A plat will N NM 1
tied on the day Of sale. ''s
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PUBLIC SALE.


Pf virtue Of an order of the 0rlss
~ Court for Carroll county, and al,o Z
the last will aud testament Of Fr,ds,Si
Shultz, deceased, the undersigned. a. kts,
ntor, will sell at Pnhlic Sale, on the prrmi.e.
about q miles eas, Of Hampstead, on
Monday, The I'M dag ef October, Bii,
nj 10 o'clock, n. M. tract Of land couiAa
ing
3 Acres, 3 Roods and q PereheS
more or less The improvements are Z,
weaiherb0arded house, stshl.
ASAA, spring house with eSeei,s
NJ s,sN spring, and other ouiluiliiaa
kss x There is AN orchard u shdss
Fruit. The land Is in high state Of culta
ton, under good fencing, aud stream I
water rms through the place. |. adioiBsiss
lands Of Caleb Martin, David Rineinaa ~
others, isconyenient 10 churches, schook, III
office and mills, Is admirably located u
would make a good home for mechanic
laboring man.
Terms Of Sale - One third Of the pnrrias
money to be paid in cash ON the day Of "a
or ON the ratification thereof by the "
Court; one-third in one year, and he p
mainder In two years from the day Of ss
the credit payments to be secured By b
bonds or notes Of the purchaser or parrAas
ers' with approved security bearing ibsefea
from the day Of sale.
sepllis JOHN SHULTZ, Exeeutn
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II is stated from San Francisco that ar
rangements are progressing quietly and
prospeFousIy' for settlement Of the AFFAIR."
Of the Bank Of California. The President
Of the National Gold Bank and Trust
Company stated on Tuesday that arrange
ments had been made for the redemption
Of all It's gold notes, amounting to $780,
900, 1t the United States Treasury. Tho
bank has already liquidated more than half
Of its deposits Its constantly receiving
remistauces from country correspondence
apd j. paying is drafts and receiving
deposits ifum city customers aud paying
checks against the same by shls iacars,
which IS approved BY ALMOST sli III eredi-
ton, i i gradually ses4miqg and retaining
It's business.
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ukoiacIcAL Specimens. DIR. ]. p. Shea.
hza. a. n e Dennyssille, Maine, former
lecturer ~ Geqlcgy and Paleonteloeg 10 IVES
tern Maryland College, has seut to that psti-
tuition 4 h1x ct fnt geological specimens
Among tham ere several pieces Of ladiap
spd valuable, many Gne pieces u porphyry
ioid. Of which tie Doctor zaya ''ihe 16fld
cannot ben. than.
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VIM. II. Csple brought to this office on
"Wednesday branch Of peach tree which
contained IS peaches in space Of 5inches.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TIIE undersigned, Examiners, appoiai,l
4 by the County Commissioners Of CarE
county, to open public road in said cogall,
commencing ON the public road leading me
Blakely's Mn to Bakers Shop, a. a gos
where II crosses the Baltimore and Ohio lAil
road, and to run thence By the most pracila
BILE route to Cronk's Mill, in Carroll cOuuig,i
distance Of about four miles.
This is therefore to notify all persons WHOM
Il may concern, shat the undersigned will sa
on the premises on Thwsday, LiiA ddy 4
October, 1915, at 10 o'clock, a. M, to eAs
cute the trust reposed in as by the aioEesA
commission.
JOSEPH II. GILLls,
ELISHA s. YOUNG,
OLIVER J. WEIGH,
sept ll.jt Examiners
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0RPRAss' CorRT. shower, Esq,
Chief Judge; Isaac G. Bale and L. p. Sling
luf, Esqrs., Associate Judges; DR.. Henry Z.
Beltz, Register Of Wills; Geo. NJ Parke, Esq,
Deputy Register.
Monday, Sept6.--Caveat to viii Of PRS
ella Brown, deceased, fled
Jere'h II. Smith and John R. Frank, admin.
istrators Of Peter b. Smith, deceased, return.
ed inventory Of goods and chattels, list Of
debts and inventory Of money, and received
order to sell goods and ehatiels, and notify
creditors.
John f. Shade and George Schaeifer, Ex.
ecutors Of George Shade, deceased, returned
list Of sales Of goods and chattels and inven-
tory Of money
Tuesday, Ssptember Margaret CasselI,
executrix Of Reuben Cassell, deceased, re.
ported sale of real estate.
Thomas Smith, administrator Of Jesse N.
Zile, deceased, returned list Of sales OF goods
and chaitels.
John Shultz, executor Of Frederick Shultz,
deceaged, received orders TO sell real estate
and personal property.
Geo. A. Flickinger, administrator Of Jos
eph Creten, deceased, settled ID and final
account.
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PRocEgnTxGs OF THE County COMMISSION.
Egs.--September G. Members present, NJ.
c. McKinstry, John w. Murray, John o.
Devries ]. A. Bush, clerk.
Ordered that the report filed Aug. 80, 1875,
in the case of private road as petitioned for
by John Richings, be aud the same is hereby
ratified and confirmed. Aud It is further or
dered that the said John Richings pay all the
costs and damages in said case.
Ordered that on the petition of Gilbert
Place aud others, recommended by DR.. H.
G. Shipley that a special pension Of SIS be
allowed to John EIDE.
Ordered that Daniel Myers, collector Of
State and county taxes for District No. 8, be
and he is hereby allowed the sum Of $25, 900
as insolyences, removals and improper assess
ments for State purposes and the sum Of 3d.
1856 for county purposes, for the year 1874.
Ordered that the laport Of the examiners
in road case No. 100 as petitioned for by John
s. Messler, Israel c. Rinehart and others, be
and the same IS hereby rejected and the pro
ceedings declared null and void. Ordered
also, that the expenses in said case incurred
by the examiners in laying out said road,
shall be paid by the county, and that the pc
titioners shall pay all other expenses that may
arise in consequence Of said proceedings.
Ordered this 9TH day Of Sept A. d. 1875,
that Peter N. West be paid, be and be is
hereby authorized, empowered and directed to
open eroad in case No. IS, as located on the
first day Of November, 1873, by Henry c. Wilt,
d. H. Rinedollar and Samuel Cover, exami.
ners, in pursuance Of the order passed March
Sd, 1874, in said case.
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BRpckyILLE ITENs.-I have the pleasure OF
announcing that the old stone bridge across
big Pipe Creek at our place, which was de-
stroyed BY the ice food last spring, has been
replaced by a one span Of ninety feet, iron
structure, which does credit to the Commits.
sioners IS well as the contractors, and is an
ornament to the place. On Saturday last,
Messrs. MeKinstry, Murray and Deyries,
County Commissioners, with Mr.. Bush, our
efficient County Treasurer, and number Of
invited guests, met at the bridge for the
purpose ofiuspecting the work, and after thor
oughly examining pronounced it well done,
By this time dinner was announced, gratni.
tously given by our young bachelor, Mr.. T.
Merhing, prepared by the fair hands Of his
sisters, who received and deserved the kind
thanks of the party for the hospitable and
samptions manner in which we were all en-
tertained. The stone work was done BY Mr..
Await, Of your city. The iron structure by
the King Iron Bridge Company of Cleay.
land, Ohio, and the lumber by Mr.. Jacob
Burlington, all at cost of about S24O0.
Farmers are all busy preparing their ground
for seeding; some few have sown Corn is
fine; eloysrseed good The country looks
prosperous.
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REGIsrRATtox.-Mr. Lee McElroy, register
for Westminster district, reports that ~ per
sons have been registered, and 10 stricken
from the list.
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FlsKssrRc lrEas.-Mr. james Shipley, of
this neighborhood, who has been i'll of typhoid
fever for two months, IS slowly convalescing
We are glad to be able to state, also, tha,
Mr.. George Wiekert, of Enksburg, who has
been suffering from an attack Of the same dis.
ease, is improving
The Sabbath School Of the NJ. p. Church,
at Sandy Mount, held festival on Saturday
afternoon, 4th instant, in the church grove
After listening to m address, the children en-.
gagged in various games until evening.
The public school house at this place has
been repaired and whitewashed, preparatory
to opening of school.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEaRsTtoxs. There viii
be Sabbath school celebration al Union
Bethel, near Carrollton, on Saturday next,
the18th instant. Addresses will be delivered
~ able speakers The public are invited.
There viii be joint Sabbath School .cele.
bration between The Kinder and Cranberry
Sabbath Schools, Ga Saturday, The 18th Of
&epfember, Instant, IL the grove of Mr., Jos.
0rendorh, near Westminster. A baud Of
sausie viii De ID attendance. Adore sses VIII
Be delivered By prominent speakers