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Glk aavurate.
Henry A. Parsons, Jr., Editor.
THURSDAY, MARCH 9)TH, 1876.
JURY LISTS.

Following is the list of jurors drawn
of May term, commencing Monday
May 22d, 1875.
GRAND JURORS.
Benezettc.-S. p. Rooming, laborer
Ralph johnson, Jr. farmer.
BenZinger. - Charles Schneider,
farmer; b, Wesnitzer, Brewer; George
Decker, farmer; Joseph Werner; far
mer.
Fox. IS. S. Parker, farmer; Lewis
Iddings. farmer.
Horton.-James Mcclellan, lum-
berman.
Jay.--David Kunes, laborer; Joseph
Dill, lumbcrmAn.
Jones -Paulus Schneider, farmer;
Michael Dill ST., farmer; Isaac Kceier
labOrer.
Ridgway.-G. II. Wheeler, lumber
man; Saylor Jackson, Carpenter; w.
+. Mercer, Butcher; ii. y. Parsons,
printer.
st. Marys.-M. Stibich, laborer. l.,
Whitman, merchant; Henry Freder-
man, farmer: j. VI. Mccum, hotel;
keeper; Henry Gausman, carpenter;
Anton Baslart, laborCr.
TRAVERSE JURORS
BencZcttc L cIoy Winslow, farmer;
Edward Fletcher, merchant; Dennis
Tay lor, laborcr; Henry Blcsh, hotel
keeper; George Winslow, farmer;
John Barr, farmer,
zinger.-Lorenzo Gahr, farmer:
Clemenz Iialbcrberger, farmer; Step
hen Henry, farmer; Frank Weis, car
pcntcr; Geo. Nisscll, farmer; Jacol
KrecklC. farmer.
Fox Charles Mohan, labOrcr;
Frank Armstrong, laborer; William
Gibson, carpenter; David Meredith
farmer.
Horton. Fred. Raywinkle, farmer
b. y. Rogers, labOrer; Hezikiah Hor.
ton, farmer.
Jay,-Geo, b. Dill, laborer; l.. S
Dodd, farmer.
Jones.-John Allen, Mechanic.
Millstonc.-H. j. Clyde, laborer.
Ridgway.-J. w, Taylor, laborer
Hugh McGeehin, Merchant; Jane.
Riley, hotel keeper; Edison 7. Grant
farmer; Harry Wilson, Carpenter; J
5. Powell, harness maker; y. II
Head, laborer; L. X. Gresh, mer
chant.
Spring Creek, ek,-Reuben Mohney
labUrcr.
st. Marys.-Anthony Fochtman
hotel keeper; John Ahlis, millwright
John Emmett, stone mason: Anthony
Auman, stone mason; Henry Fey
carpenter; William Braniff, carpenter
George Imhoff taylor; Frank Keller
butcher.
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Hats and Caps complete assortment
at 7. 4 KS.
Hunting Rubbers! with ard withou.
heels,-a large lot at P. & KS. All
other kinds of rubber boots and shoes.
Coodish boneless and skiuless. Also
some of the old fashioned in full dress,
at Z. & KS.
Over Goats? from SIS to S25 a large
aud splendid stock. Step in and get
one at P. & KS.
Rosted coffee genuine article, stP
& KS.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alapaca and SUM
mer Cashmer at p g. ks
A full stoak Of fresh Family groceries,
such as Teas, Cofees, Sugars, Rice,
Syrups, Spices, r. B. Powder, Baking,
and Sweet Chocolate, and every thing
in that line, at p. & KS.
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PAY as YOU GO.

lfyou pay for goods when you buy
hem, you will never be troubled with
the nightmare Of debt, your sleep will be
sweet your dreams pleasant, and your
wife aud children will gree: you with IL
smile in the morning. Go to Powell
& Kime's model store with your cash d,
get more than lis value aud 60 home
satisfied. They have adopted the cash
system, and say it is working charm
ingly.
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8 81 80 SO "a 35 SO 81 8s 80 40 Al and 1-2
of 30 Ridgway Farm g. Coal Goa
Maurice street IL ~
81 83 86 81 SO Al A 454 AZ 4S 40 81 50 81
and So, Ridgway Farm & Coal
Co John street 13 80
80 81 65 81 81 Ridgway Farm &
Coal Co Michael street 90
1-3 acre Ridgway Farm & Coal Co
Mill street rear Of Geo. Ed.
Weis 231
So owner Unknown, Rupert st. %
Al, 88 and 8 Owner Unknown Ru-
pert street SO
8 James Boyle, Patrick street %
lO2 and 103 John Sheridan Pat
rick street 80
81, SO, "a 81 90 95 100 and 1O1
Owner Unknown Patrick st. 90
80, 80 A. NJ. Demmitt
Patrick street 30
6S Pat Flaherty Walburger ST. %
60 Owner Unknown do 127
5 Chas. Overholtzer do 2S
60 John Cornesky John street 28
50 81 81 60 GA 65 and SO Owner I'M
known John streets 2 O3
SO John Malon, tax of 1875 Jno st -
8 and 10 Mary Wrinkle, Louis st. 30
1231l Is and u Owner Unknown
Louis street 90
80 SO and ~ James Boyle Erin st. 81
5OOwners Unknown Erin street ! u
20 Owner Unknown Shamrock st 70
~ and 2G Owner Unknown Sham
rock II %
idi Dcb. I'd Wcis, st Patrick It, ! y
~ Pat Lnwlcr Nichacl It, tax Of = Al 50
l2O ncrcs I'd. MHuRh h 90 from
& Luhr IS ~
IZa4 3 gJnnd u George VICE
Mnnricc stree, tree , ~
~ nId u Ccprge Wcis wnlburger
rtr4cl 10
= BrGrpc Wcia. Erin street ! 2,
IT, and u Gcpfgc Wcia Louis street 50
~ ID II ~ ~ 56 - and - George
Wcis Rupert street ~
l0 no Geo. U'ci- Amanda street -
81 II II ~ - u and u George U'ci7
Bcndict street = 80
~ u u ~ and A. George JEcis
Shamrock street ~
3 acres, George Gregory, from Rev
Louis Cartuyvals -
3 Nicholas IIcnfling, IValburg rgcr st . 10
lot, George Krcllncr Centre st 81
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TREASURER'S SALE OF UNSEATED
LAMBS

NOTICE is hereby given that,
! = a2reeably to an Act OF Assembly
passed the 18Th day OF March, y. d.
1915, entitled An act to amend an
act directing the mode of selling un-
seated lands for taxes and for other
purposes" and the several supple
ments thereto, the following tracts of
un5eated lands, situate in Elk county,
Pcnna. will be exposed to sale by pub
lie Tenduc or outcry, at the Court
House, III Ridgway, in said county, on
the second Monday of June next, being
the
18TH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1876,
for the arrearagcs of taxes for the
years lSI4-75, unless said taxes are
paid prior 10 said date:
BENEZETTE TOWNSHIP.
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that the revised, aud elegantly illus
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James COylc--
10 lots bet. kersey & Talbot sts . 81
Acres
$40 Rev Louis Cartuyval-l39 10
(Roselay, Thresia & John SITS
4ll5 90 Edward Delehunt Is 23
Wine street, Nos. II q l2)
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Following is the list of jurors drawn
of May term, commencing Monday
MAY 22d, 1875.
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Rates Of Advertising.

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SEATED LANDS.

returned by collectors upon which suf-
ficicnt personal property could not be
found to pay the several taxes ASSESSED
thereon:
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is no longer in his embittefed mind any
expectation IF being nominated for Presi-
dent: His sensational display ia the
House on Monday was nos designed OF
expected to restore TO him that position
from which he has been cast down. Even
his impudence could not 20 so far as this,
What he was playing for was simply to hold
his delegates in the Convention, so that
he can maintain over the votes which
were pledged to 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 be
nominated, or with the friends aud spokes-
men Of that candidate.
Another object dear to the heart Of this
broken and bankrupt politician isrevenge
This revenge he wishes especially to exer-
else on Roscoe Conkling, his old antago-
mist II Is plain now to the dullest sight
that on the opening Of the Convention Mr..
Conkling will lead every other candidate.
This is contamination which the member
FROM Augusta especially desires to prevent.
In all Of the leading papers Of the coun.
try says the Baltimore Gazette may be
read the story of the complete failure Of
Mr.. Blainc'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 Eeeaing Post. The indepen-
dent papers have all one way Of thinking.
The New york Herald and Sun, the Bos-
ton Herald, the Cincinnati Commercial,
the Chicago Times, the Philadelphia Times,
the Louisville Courier-Jomaal and dozens
Of others all seem to think that the worst
feature in Mr.. Blaines case is his mag
netic vindication. The letters that he
read pronounce his DOOM Almos. the
only papers that stand up for him now are
the New York Tribune and the Baltimore
| Anericat
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FOR THE CAMPAIGN


The Democratic party is just entering upon
oas Of the most important political campaigns
which has ever occurred in the history Of this
country. lts result is iraught with more Of
good or III, than is patent to the casual OBJ
server, and depends, to great extent. upon
the force and perspicuig with which the
issues Of the campaign are presented to the
public mind, and received and acted upon by
the people at large, or a majority Of them.
The ADvocArE will give special prominence
to ihe leading points in issue between the
parties, and labor to keep the Democrats Of
Carroll thoroughly posted on all the proai-
nent topics Of the canvass.
p%~ The Campaign paper should go into
the hands of egay poter, and especially Of
EVERY DEMOCRAT.
nk7r From this time, until the 18th Of No
vember, a period Of over FIVE MONTHS,
the paper viii be sent regularly for the low
price ofFIFTY CENTS.
s1- We hope that every prominent Demo
Graf iGt the county viii 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 Adrocaie find its way into the
hands tleastof every Democrat inthe county.
pdS Send in your orders at once, accom-.
panied by the cash in each case.
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HOUSE AND LOT,
NOTICE.

THoMAS WASHINGTON KELLY b
l. Margaret Grace Gist, his mother a
next friend, having made application by Pei
uon to the Circuit Court for Carroll eoaaiy
Us Court Of Equity, under the Act Of a.
sembly, passed January session, 1868, Ckp
Ter III, TO change his name from 1honli
Washington Kelly 10 Thomas Washinaa
uist, for reasons stated in said peiiiG;
notice is hereby given that said petition VI
be submitted to said Court for decree at d.
expiration Of thirty days from the 2ith dgd
June, A, ID. 1870, and that aiiidayits as vi
~ opposition TO as in support of said petite
may De hled in said Court, before the expn
ton Of the said thirty days.
THOMAS WASHINGTON KELLY.
ny Margaret Grace Gist, his mother 81
next friend, iune IOa
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NO. l0l4 EouITy.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary {. Elder, by Stephen C. Elder y
husband and next friend, Mortgages, v
Joseph Smith and Mary l.. Smith, bis VII
Mortgagors.
ORDERED this 9TH day of June, A. D,
~ 1916, that the account OF the Specs
Auditor filed IN this cause be finally niif''
ana confirmed, unless cause to the cont.q
thereof be shown on or before the 2ith y
oil June, instant. Provided copy Of hi
order be inserted for two successive we'd
before tho last named day in some newgaPi
published in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clek
True eopy,-Test:
Jun lO-2t FRANK L. SHAW, cleff
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Mr.. Blaine's Explanation.

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the House which was still in committee.
Mr. Knott also made /, sb.rn ,na ...h..
morous speech in reply to Mr.. Blaine. II
must be conceded that Mr. Blaine has
adopted an unusual course either 70 nut
stop to the investigation or in the hope Of
bringing il 10 precin;tate conclns;o,
rbether His honor i ;nvalvad i ~. 49,.
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a'.'on ''' bonus OF nos.
ihis explanation IS received by Mr..
Blaine's friends as complete vindicatiop
of him in the Little Rock hands ,~..s..
a.. san.f ,h.;. w.. ''A'
..,.sr '"s'on eofres'
p0noence enervesces with gnsh Wetake
the following sample caption from the
Baltimore 4msricau Of Tuesday
p,.;aa r.;m-n... D.
Guards--Mr Bln;ne = H. os sne na Mn,.gan
A Grand Effort and a Grand Triumoh--
He Reads The Letters--N Nothing in them to
s ee ashamed oaans ol--Ihe Demoeratie Commit
Cd II FaIsaSood- at nIo'' Convict
he Hoase~Ap Ovation AI " Ne s s,a N
F,; III dup" No'"p'e'e-Ae lo'cing OF his
s.
Du' some o.her people take more So
Der and sensible view Of the matter. The
Neo Kork Sun, Of Tuesday, says:
aRro,har p,.;.a
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w s 1. $500. = ~ pypocri.'cal speech Of
~, - - y ~ y lpuse Yesterday but
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M ,r ' syae"4 n'": nor eaear up those
aiissolrsd Blaine Is dodrer and al tr;eL'
sier, a. well as . corruptionist, and the
demonstration which he made was merely
What tbou.h two n ,be ,a =, ops'a. ~ ~
committee by which III trans.c,;oa ! = ~ -
been investigated were ii tbe rshsI 's arn,ss
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NOTICE.

New WINDSOR, MD., June 0, 1870
NOTICE is hereby given to the 500
~ holders Of the Calvert College Edngg
uonai Society that the Annual Electloa
seven Trustees, will be held in New Winas,'
on saturday, July 18Th, 1876, between
hours OF four and seven, p. NJ.
by order Of the Board. I.
I, JOB HlBBERD, Presidenl
ELhANAS SrorFPgR, Secretary.
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SILVER CHAYGE.-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
slO,O0O,O 900 more in exchange for legal
tenders, and after that has been accom-
plished, the Banking aud Currency Com
mittee will press their bill for the coinage
Of 100000 more.
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The Political Situation.

The political kaleidoscope is presenting
its varied aspects with every succeeding
day. 1t 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
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 viii be thrown into SEN
ator Conkling's 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
a 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 a more fervent 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 as given above.
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no. 1855 EoUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll COunIF.
John lily. Hoppe, Trustee, VS.. John ". W
Alister and wife.
( hDERED this Sd day Of June, 4. y
~ 1876, that the second account Of y
auditor hled IN this cause be finally ranAr
ana confirmed, unless cause to the cOnt1,1
'hereof be shown on or before the 18th z
o. June, inst. Provided copy of this cs.
be inserted for two successive weeks beis
We last named day Ia some newspapers
lished in Carroll county.
~ FRANK 4. SHAW, clgk,
True copy,-Test:
jun lO-2t FRANK T. SHAW, Cles'
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The State Normal School building, Bal
timore, is thing of towers, angles, cor
ners and gables; more like church than
an educational institution. 1t was dedi-
Gated on Friday, ID inst. and transferred
by Gov. Carroll to the State Board Of
Education.
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AIDES 10 need Of the services Of a Firs,.
- Siass Dress Maker should caiI at the
second mouse on south Church Street, West.
", and all work guaranteed. ''''"'
pdy- Country Produce, such as poulty,
eggs and butter, taken in payment. ii IO.sil
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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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A dispatch from Portland, Oregon, says
that the State undoubtedly went Demo
cratic on Monday. The Democrats claim
majority in the Legislature Of twelve on
Joint ballot.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

VIE Taxpayers OF District No. 9, ~, ~
- dom District, are hereby notified y
nv sn- iaxes unpaid for the years 1873, ls's,
lStS' must be paid on or before the ilrs, 4
o. november next, or suit will pOsitise9
Drought in every instance.
FREEBORN GARDNEh
june 1917 Collector
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no FARMERs.

VIE undersigned offers his serv,cssss .,
!. farmers to Drive and Superintend ~.
ing and Reaping Machines. Has ~ eA .ps
s y OF three years, and Is also Maen'a "
heiers to Denton Gehr, where orders Y
WIN. n. KING,
june 10 We,,minsier, Nd
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LOCAL APrAIRs.

The TouRxAMgxr. About 1900 persons
assembled on the grounds ofthe Carroll Coun.
y Agricultural Society ON Monday last 10 wit
ness the Tournament. From the well.known
eqnestrianism Of the gentlemen who had en-
tered the contest for the honor Of browning
the Queen Of Love aud Beauty AND also fol
the prizes offered, il was evident that an I'M
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, Berretl
and his assistants j. NJ. Dorsey and Johu 4.
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 IN front Of the stand and W. Frank
Mitchell, ESQ.,, Of T0wsontown, 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. H., 7. Webb, l.. p.
Slinglutf, DR.. Samuel Swope, DR. Y. }, Craw-
ford, L. A. Clabangh, G. s. Haines, 4. II,
0rendorlf and Thomas F. 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

The Republican National Convention
will be held at Ciucinnatti on Wednesday
next. The delegates from this State will
start for that city today.