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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-13

PIEpMoNT RAILRoAD CoMPAHY,}
$3.50 RICHMOND, VA, NoIenher IL, $751;
A MEETING OFsTHE STOGKHOLD-
II ERS OFTHE PIEDMONT RAILROAD conf
the city of Richmond, on the 18TH DAY or De
CEMBER. 1876, Mt 10 O'Clock NJ.
BY order JH the Boartl of Directors. sf
no IS-m l = A. s. BUFoRD President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-13

Dos'r BUY youR DRY Goops beforse you look
nc EYcLE BporHEIiS, - "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-13

Ten, DOLLARS win buy . nice cloak at sYcL
BRoTHEHg,. " 5 81 S,5 q,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-13

M hitmans ard Mailiards finest French Candies.
pure French Candies sc soc. per pound, 1T 4. .P1z-
.TyI, yr.'s., 907 Broad strect, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-12-13

! IF ,YoU. WANT A NICE SET OF EuBs you must
70 TO SYCLE BRoTHERy ~ astf'253sa 7fs' ffss
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10
FCsFs Ts4E CAMPAIGN.


The Democratic party is Just entering upon
one Of the most important political campaigns
which has ever occurred in the history Of this
country. It's result is fraught with more 81
good or IN, than is patent to the casual OBJ
server, and depends, to great extent, upon
the force and perspicuity with which the
issues Of the campaign are presented to''he
public mind, and faceired and acted upon by
the people at large, or majority ofthem.
The ADvocArE will give special prominence
10 the leading points in issue between the
parties, and labor to keep the Democrats of
Carroll thoroughly posted on all the promi-
nent topics Of the canvass.
D@~ The Campaign paper should go into
the hands of eroy uoter, and especially Of
EVERY DEMOCRAT.
s6s- From this time, until the 18th Of No
vember, a period Of over FIVE MONTHS,
The paper will be sent regularly for the low
price OF FIFTY CENTS.
rJ- We hope that every prominent Demo
erat in the county will consider himself an
agent for this paper to enlarge its circulation,
and BY SO doing to send into every household
Democratic truth. Set to work, without de-
lay, and let the Adrocate find its way into the
handsatleastoi every Democrat nthe county.
par Send in your orders at once, accom-
panied by the cash in each case.
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is no longer in his embitlered mind any
expectation Of being nominated for Pregi-
dent His sensational display IN the
House on Monday was not designed or
expected 10 restore 10 him that position
from which he has been cast down. Even
his impudence could not 60 50 far as this.
What he was playing forwas simply TO hold
his delegates in the Convention, so that
he can maintain over the votes which
were pledged 70 him, and which few
days since belonged to him, command
sufficient to enable him to dispose Of them
to trade in them, to make bargain for
them with the candidate who is to DO
nominated, or with the friends and spokes-
men Of that candidate.
Another object dear to the heart Of this
broken and bankrupt politician isreyenge.
This revenge be wishes especially to exer-
else on Roscoe Conkling, his old antago-
mist It is plain now to the dullest sight,
that on the opening Of the Convention Mr..
Conkling will lead every other candidate.
This is consummation which the member
from Augusta especially desires to prevent.
In all Of the leading papers Of the eoun-
try says the Baltimore Gazefte may be
read the story of the complete failure of
Mr.. Blaine's war dance. Some Of the
most prominent republican papers speak
Of his show with scorn and contempt
Among these may be noted the New York
Times and Ereaiag Post. The indepen-
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Business Locals,


ourstock ofchina, Glass and Granite Ware
unsurpassed in Westminster. See our
Dining Sets, Z. X. Gernand. II
CENTENNIAL. CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this IL you want IN save
money aad buy cheap
Suits from $3.50 and upwards.
Pants q 100 I"
Coats Il. rs !. "
All kinds of ready made clothing can hs
bought low at H. Schenthal's opposite he
W. M. X. X. depot, Westminster Nd. Il
Fine Glassware, Jellies, at L. X. Ger.
nand's. o.,
CALI AND SEE BIC BARGAINS.
Mems Heavy Kip Shoes, only 81 90.
Ladies' Calf Pegged q 100,
Misses, q on oo,,,,
at Lawyer 4 Reaver' s..
:, uil Cloths for Halls and Dining Rooms. nj
Il. X. Demands. y,
Straw Hats Straw Hats / at way down
bottom prices, as low US 10 cents, at Lawyer &
Reaver's. = :"
For Prints, the Best, and at Lowest Cash
Prices, go to +. X. Gernand's. 1t
Mems Caters, Sl.25, $3.50, SIZE, and fine
scmmer Calf Caters the best nj 3. 90 and a 90
dollars, at Lawyer Reayers.
Fans. Chains, Gloves, Hosiery. &c. n
NICE assortment, at +. X. Gernand's. 2.t
Straw Maitings, Velvet Rings, and Stair
carpets, very low at u. X. Gernand's. u
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HOUSE AND LOT.
NOTICE.

NH0MAS WASHINGTON KELLY, b,
Margaret Grace Gist, his mother and
, next friend having made application By pet.
uoh 70 the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
Us Sonrt OF Equity, under the Act Of A..
semoiy, passed January session, 1868, Chap.
Ter 81, to change his name from Thomas
Washington Kelly 10 Thomas Washingtoa
INST, Tor reasons stated in said petition
notice IS hereby given that said petition will
be submitted to said Court for decree At ,he
expiration Of thirty days from the 2lth day q
June, A: ID. 1876, and that afiidayits as we'll
IN opposition to as in support of said petition
may be filed in said Court, before the expira.
ton Of the said thirty DAYS.
THOMAS WASHINGTON KELLY.
ny Margaret Grace Gist, his mother and
"eA- iiiehu' june l0a
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NO. IsI4 Eoutry

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary Z. Elder, by Stephen C. Elder, her
husband and next friend, Mortgage, rs
Joseph Smith and Mary l.. Smith, his wife,
Mortgagors.
[ hpIEshlD this 9TH day of June, A. D.,
100, That the account of the Special
AUDITOR MED ~ this cause be finally ratified
anu confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
mercer DC shown on or before the 9th day
~ June, Instant, Provided a copy Of this
peer DC inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
~ FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True eopy,-Test:
Jun io-2t FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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The Political Situation.

The political kaleidoscope is presenting
It's varied aspects with every succeeding
day. Il now looks as if the Empire State
would have the honor Of presenting both
Of the Presidential candidates in the per-
sons of Roscoe Conkling and Samuel j..
Tilden. What changes may occur before
the conventions meet no one can divine.
Gov. Hayes, of Ohio, some think, stands
the best chance to win the prise, as the
opinion begins to prevail that Blaine S
strength will be thrown to him, if Blaine
cannot be nominated himself, Hayes not
having been in the fight against Blaine.
1t must not be forgotten, however, that
Grants influence will be thrown into SEN
ator Conklings scale, and with the great
States of New York and Pennsylvania, to
begin with, that influence may kick the
beam. Tilden and Hendricks would make
powerful ticket for the Democrats, one
which the Republicans would find it diff
cult if not impossible to beat, and there
are strong indications that this ticket may
be presented by the St Louis Convention.
If that ticket should not be nominated,
the chances seem to be in favor Of Bayard
and Thurman, or Bayard and Hendricks.
And no other names likely TO be presented
could kindle to more feryeut glow the
fires Of enthusiasm throughout the Demo
cratic party. But, We cannot with GER
tainty forecast the future; we must wait
for time to develop events. The proba-
bilities, however, seem to be us given above.
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NOTICE.

NEW wiSDson, Mn, June 9, 1876.
NJ Office is hereby given 10 the StOck
~ holders Of the Calvert College Educ
sonai Society that the Annual Election fol
seven Trustees, will be held in New Windsor
on saturday, July 18th, 1876, between III
hours of four and seven, II. NJ.
by order Of the Board.
JOB HIBBERD, President.
iaLhANAN SrouFfRa, Secretary.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
'ohn ny. Hoppe, Trustee, VS.. John ". Nc
Alister and wife.
OkDERED this Sd day Of June, A. D.
- 1876, that the second account of Id
Auditor filed in this cause be finally nti6el
ana confirmed, unless canse to the contrap
thereof be shown on or before the 10Th da.
o. June, inst. Provided copy Of this orde
ne inserted for two successive weeks beiou
the last named day ia some newspaper pub
lished in Carroll county.
~ FRANK 4, SHAW, Clerk,
True copy,-Test:
Jun lo-N FRANK +. SHAW, CLERK.
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The State Normal School building, Bal.
timore, is thing of towers, angles, cor
ners aud gables; more like a church than
an educational institution. Il was dedi-
Gated on Friday, ID inst. and transferred
by Gov. Carroll to the State Board Of
Education.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS,

mr. taxpayers OF District No. 8, Free
~ aom District, are hereby notified thal,
s ,n taxes unpaid for The years 1873, 1874, and
zee, must be paid on or before the first dsy
=. Nosember next, or suit will positively be
brought in every instance.
FREEB0RN GARDNER,
June loot Collector
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TO FARMERS.

VIE undersigned offers his services TO
farmers to Drive and Superintend Nov
ing and Reaping Machines. Has on expeer'
ence q three years, and is also MachinisL
nelers to Denton Gehr, where orders may
WIN. Il. KING.
Jane " Westminster, Nd
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DRESS MAKING.

AIDES in need Of the services Of First.
- Class Dress Maker should call AZ the
second house on South Church Street. West.
minister. The latest Fashions received month.
~, and all work guaranteed.
NT Country Produce, such as poultry,
eggs and butter taken IN payment. il l0.3t&
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

SILVER CHANGE.-Thus far $1,000
900 Of silver small change have been is
sued in lieu of fractional currency. An
effort will be made, it is stated, to issue
s10,000,0O0 more in exchange for legal
tenders, and after that has been accom-.
plished, the Banking and Currency Com
mittee will press their bill for the coinage
of $40, 900 900 more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

The prospect, at present, is that Gov.
Tilden, of New York, will be the Demo.
cratic nominee for President, at St. Louis.
If so, he will be the next President, for
the Republicans have not got man who
can beat him.
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Commissioners Notice.

ME County Commissioners Of Carol
= county, viii meet at their Office, in Wesl'
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY on JuLy, lsio'
'of the transaction Of business.
BY order,
LoUIs G. TRUMBo,
June fo.4t Clerk,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

The pyrotechnic display on he Fourth
Of July at the Centennial grounds will
consist Of 20 distinct pieces Of fireworks
1.-THE feature being an allegorical pyric
temple, representing the rise and progress
Of our country, the centre Of which viii
be formed Of thirteen columns, emblemati-
cal Of the original States Of the Union.
each column bearing shield, Inscribed
with the name Of the State and the date
Of is admission to the Union. The bal
anee Of pieces will be chiefly Of q patriotic
and historical character. The whole Is to
be furnished By Samuel jackson, Of Phil
adelphias at cost Of SIC, 900.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

The Republican National Convention
will be held Of Ciucinnatti on Wednesday
next. The delegates from this State will
start for that city to-day.
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Gov. Hayes, Of Ohio, is now thought
to be the coming man. since Morton
Blaine and Conkliug have squelched each
other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

The platform of the Republicans Of H.
linois is as bad as the platform Of the
Ohio Democrats ragged all over.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

Model Independents" the New York
Tribune, and the Baltimore Americua.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

This is the way they are writing Blaine,
elegy--Gone, but not forgotten. aGone
to meet Colfax."
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This is hard time on Presidential
candidates, especially such as Blaine.
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The n. \. ssm very pertinently asks
= What i the sense Of this big war upon
the Indians ofthe Black Hills, prosecuted
IN defence Of men who are violating the
treaties made BY our Government, and en-.
eroaching on the guaranteed rights Of the
Indiana 10 take millions out Of the
Treasury for carrying on such war, in
these times Of stagpation, depression, and
suffering. doesnot look much like retrench-
ment and eeopomy y expenditure.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE,

RY virtue of a writ of iieri faeia. ;..nsd 4,
- William Fisher, Justice ofthe Pea.
OF the State of Maryland, in and for Carroll
county, dated May 80, 1876, at the suit Y
william kelndollar against the goods, Chat
tells lands and tenements of james Burk, Nm
B1rk, and Augustus Burk, and 10 me dire.
ted, l have seized and taken in execution N
the right, title, claim, interest, and estale Al
law and in equity Of the said William BarL
of, in and to ' "'
HOUSE AND LOT,
IN ianeyto%n, Carroll county, Nd. nov oc
cupied by James Burk.
And hereby give notice that on
Monday, tie ID day Of June, 1876,
at O'Clock, p. m, in Taneytown, in hid
county, will offer the above property, %
seized aud taken in execution at Public sale.
to the highest bidder for cash.
WASHINGTON GAIT,
~" iV'ot Constable.
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MgssRs. LAKE, GRIFFING STEVENSON are
preparing an Atlas Map of this county. 1t
will show the space, size and location Of each
district, the location of each farm house and
owners name, separate map of each town and
village, with the streets, alleys, number OF
lot and ground plan Of house. There will
also be new map of Maryland, showing the
boundary. of each county, railroads, principal
rivers and streams, new outline map of the
United States, and Il map of the city of Balti.
more, besides large amount OF statistical
information &c. If they meet with sufficient
patronage the atlas will be issued in very
short time.
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16-Campaign subscribers are coming
in. Send them along at once.
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MoRTGAGEE's sALt
%
Valuable Farm

Situated I" ca'yoa co. Nd., near ST.,
Rf virtue of a power con,,in,s
- Mortgage from Robert Mnrray "a a
carroll county, deceased, To rLn 'ae d
Brundige, dated the 10th day of IwI ns Y
ID. 1870, and recorded among Tho p'aa1eSn, A
Mortgage Records OF Carroll counts Esht
j.. II. b., No. ., folio l5l &c, " l1l'a
signed, mortgage, will offer for snla Under
lie auction, at the Court House doc ~ pub
minister, Carroll county, aforesaid, d., on ~ Aer
Monday, Jniy sd, 1870, at u o,c,,.,. !.
all the property described in said
consisting Of part Of tract caIlod Hoor1eags
Choice, and all that trnct caIloS ,yyoAu,
Mistake and all that tract called aJo sggna'
.sG, and also part Of tract IN
GOOD NeighborhoOd,n containing i = !, SSaII'd
27s ACRES.
2 roods aud SO square perches Of I..,
or less, situated about three miles Tro~ u NOV
VILE, station on the Baltimore snd n,s
Railroad. The soil Is good. the NM uala
wooded and watered, is convenient 10 ~ ssV
es, mills, schools, and postoilice, mi Saa .'A
beautiful and healthy neighborbooa y u, 1
excellent society. u' VIA
The Improvements consist ofAlHAo1
a lar Frame Dwelling aud out s.{MaA
houses, good apple orchard, &C. skkIis,s5sA
Terms Of Sale. one.third cash M !,
ance IN SIX and twelve months, (oralI I VA, a.
the purchaser or purchasers NAV eIo i" ,1aa a
credit payments TO bear interest fron NH, !, ia'
OF Gale, aud to be secured by the not@ '.s Gay
OF the purchaser or purchasers ind l., u9','
The satisfaction of the undersigned, moyiS ,a 2
D, THOMAS V, BRUNDIGE. Mor,s.s
THOMAS w. BRuSDIGE, Attorney "V'eagee,
~ w 81 Paul street, Baltimor,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

HEAVY RAixs.--on Friday and Saturday of
last week, and on Sunday, portions of This
county were visited by heavy rains. In
Pleasant Valley the fields were washed very
much in Bachman's Valley the wheat was
beaten down /; in the neighborhood of Finks.
burg gentleman was compelled to re.plant
his corn. The rain OF several weeks ago
washed the corn out, and it was coming up
hnely. A water-spout seemed to burst on
the field and washed it out again. The
same gentleman lost about $500 worth of
lambs by the same storm.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The TouRxANEyT. About 1900 persons
assembled on the grounds ofthe Carroll Coun-
~ Agricultural Society on Monday last 70 wit
ness the Tournament From the well.known
eqnestrihnism Of the gentlemen who had en-
tered The contest for the honor Of browning
the Qaeen Of Love and Beauty and also for
the prizes offered, it was evident that an nn.
usually large number of persons would be
present The day was all that could be wish
ed for such an occasion. The Knights, under
the efficient marshalship Of Joseph w. Berrett
aud his assistants j. NJ. Dorsey aud John f.
Baesman, preceded BY one of the bands OF
music, paraded through the town, and then
returned to the fair grounds, when they were
drawn Up ia front OF the stand and W. frank
Mitchell, Esq, Of Towsontown, Nd, deliver
cd the Charge. The address was very much
admired, and we regret not being able to lay
il before our readers.
The Judges, Messrs II. T. Webb, l.. p
Slingluif, DR.. Samuel Swope, DIR. y. J, Craw.
ford, L, A. Clabaugh, G. S. Haines, 4. II.
0rendorff and Thomas +. Shepherd, then
announced that the fitting would begin. The
following named Knights contested for the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

Cry CorScu. On Monday night last there
was meeting of the Mayor and Common
Council. The bonds of VIM. b. Thomas,
Treasurer, and John Matthews, Clerk, were
approved. The Mayor appointed the follow.
ing committees :--Messrs. Thomas and Wing.
ling ON streets Messrs. Perkins and Sullivan
on gas and lamps Messrs Gorsuch and
Thomas on finance, also to make statement
OF the financial condition Of the city Messrs.
sullivan and Perkins on accounts Messrs.
Gorsuch and Thomas on water.
Chapter IS of the Acts of the General As.
sembly, January Session 1876, relating to the
introduction OF water into the city was APP.
proved and adopted.
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RazoRs. On Wednesday evening as officer
Matthews was conveying Vim. Hill, eoIored,
70 JAIL, be called to another eoored man and
handed him . razor, with the Injunction 10
keep i safe until be was released. We laarp.
ron reliable authority, that 0 large majority
o. ine colored men Of this town are armed
WIN tbs deadly weapon, 10 direct violation
Of the law oftIle siafe.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

ANOTHER VIcToRy FoR VIAroR.-At the
American Jockey Club spring meeting, al
Jerome Park, y. T., on Tuesday, yiator
owned by Mr.. 4. A. Clabaugh, Of Middle
burg, this county, won the West Chester cur
race, sweepstake of $50 each, play or paw,
with 81 50Oadded, the second horse to receive
$500 out of the stakes two miles and quar-,
ter. The following started: st. Martins,
Fiator, l.elaps and Joe Germs. The race
was won by Viator, four lengths before st.
Martins, Joe Germs third aud Lelaps fourth.
s.. Martins was the favorite. Time 4. lOl.
The whole stake amounted to $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

a polorad man named Washington HIN.
wag found on Sunday morning, ii tho stable
Of Mrs. pudTar, at Union Bridge, with III
neck dIsloeated. lie was seen going into NV
stable on Saturday IN 0 state Of intoxicalion.
and i Is presumed he went up Into tbo bav
NOV aud fell down, breaking his neck by ths
ial. AD'inqaast was held By Joshua Switzer.
Esq, coroner, and verdict rendered N AZ,
eordance with tho above facts.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

Ins New RAILROAD. The Gettvsburu. Pa
Compiler, of Thursday, says:
The Harrisburg and Potomac Railroad il
work OF more magnitude and promise than
most people outside Of Cumberland Valley
are apt 10 suppose. With eighteen miles If
track iaid--rails and ties heavy and the he'd
well ballasted-and as many more miles era.
ded, connection with the Cumberland Val.
ley Railroad at White Hill, one and.a.balf
miles from the Susquehanna, is n natter In
be accomplished in the near future. Already
large amount of iron ore is sent daily over
the road by the Reading Coal and Iron a.
mined at the immense deposits ON lands own,
ed by the Messrs. Ali, near Boiling Snr;n,s
and taken over the Dillsburg Branch, This
upon the completion Of the HARRISBURG and
Potomac, will 60 direct to White Hill. and
then TO Harrisburg aud all points wherever
needed. In addition to the operation men.
Toned, the north face Of the South Mountain
Is heavily veined with iron ore for 20 miles
all, or nearly all, to drop into the TONNAGE
account OF the Harrisburg and potomac
with furnaces, forgos, mills, lime kilns. ware.
houses, &C., rich agricultural region and
dense local population, its trade cannot Gail
20 be large. We understand that Col ID v
Ali Is DESTROYS of q Baltimore conpeotion CIR
the Harrisburg and Potomac, and has mann.
ed out very easy route by way Of York
Springs, East Herlin, Red Hill and Hanover.
and. the extension Of the Rachman Valley
road 70 the Western Maryland al Westuins.
ter; The Colonel has extraordinary energy
and pluck, and il properly seconded bv ia
people more Immediately concerned. viii
succeed IN tho great enterprise Of his life.
------------
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foRE County lTENs.-The barn of Charles
Sleehrist, Hopewell township, was burned on
Saturday afternoon last, together with 100
bushels Of corn, 100 bushels of oats. Pa
bushels of wheat and rye, several tons of hay,
and many farming implements. The FIRE was
started by boy years old. No insurance.
The barn of Abram Zorbaugh, near Jefier
son, Codorus township, was burned on Mon.
day night last. Insured for S4O0 Incendiary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

:. The Ky. Rev: Bishop pinkney, Assistant,
bishop OF this Diocese, administered the rita
o CONFIRMATION % o class Of eight, on Wed.
aesday evening last. ~ WV"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

:, Rye stalks, Z feet 10 inches in length, from
mr.: Jacob Rooms Locust Grove farm, h
uniontown district, were exhibited here ON
Monday. Mr.. Rooms has two wheat fields,
one Of and the other of 10 acres which will
give him very heavy yield. He has Other
helds from which he expects to reap good
crops, but not equal to the above.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-06-10

CANT MgErlSo. Tho Methodist Episoonal
Church, South, intend to hold Camn Meet
ing on Mrs. Todd's grounds at Mount Airv
commencing on the 9th Of august -