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movements faithfully reported and equal rights and
ir play between capital and labor with protection
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ent management II has discovered new fields for
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ucatinf,al InnrpaI
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which ind also abundant instruction and enjoyment
~ the excellent stories poems and correspondence
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N. Y. TRIBUNE.
1915.
THE LEADING AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Among the Best People.
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Farmer, the Mechanic. and all the
ZOE THE FARAfER.

Because Ii publishes FROM en- to twelve columns
Of the choicest Agricultural matter, the latest Mar
kcts, and all the news weekly.
The Weekly Tribune has done more TO make
good farmers Than any other influence which ever
extsfntln
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ron THE BUSTNESS MN.

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things bought and sold null Information OF the move
mens Of trade the progress OF business enterprises
and all the news OF the world.
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try.--Cincinnati Gazette Adm Rep
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NQuNfNf3tuNAt ultectQtYs nc Nulh ""
sides giving complete congressional Ee-
cord, contains sketches Of the various de-
partmenh of the government. Legations,
consalases, courts, etc, together with a
condensed city directory Of Washington,
the District sorerhmeat. brief descriptive
accounts Of the public buildings, statistical
information Of general character and
other intelligence relating to national af
fairs Of interest and value, The members
or he present Congress are arranged al
phabotically as to States, and in addition
to The names Of members Of the Senate,
numbering 7S, and those cf the House,
numbering 2s2, ,briefbi0graphical sketches
are given.
Of she Maryland delegation interesting
sketches are given, from which the follow
ing extracts are made:--Senator George
r. Dennis, Of Kingston, Nd, is a-native
Of Somerset county, aud was born in 1922.
He graduated at the Polytechnic Insti-
tutc, New York; then entered the Uniyer-
sisy Of Virginia; studied medicine and
graduated al the University Of Pennsylva-
MIA in ls43: practiced his profession for
many years, but retired aud has since de-
voted his attention principally 10 acrieul.
tural pursuits: WINS 4 delegate to the Fin.
more convention at Philadelphia in 1856,
and also to the Democratic convention in
New York IN 1868. Of which he was vice
president. He was elected 10 the Mary.
land Senate IN 1854 to the House II
1867 and again 70 the Senate in 1871.
Wb;le elline this nos;tion he was elected
70 he Un;,ea States Senate .s n Demoera,
70 sacceed Mr.. yickers. taking his seat
March 4. 1873 His term expires March
2 1879
Senator William piukuev WHITE was
hora ;n Bslt;more n 1924. was educa,ed
al The Baltimore College and by priyate
tutors. served for cicbteen months IN the
bapkino.house of t,eoroe Peabody. stndied
law 4 Harvard and was admitted s,o Tho
R.lt;mors b.r i 1916. ho was me,nber
os,hs M.rv,.na I,ao;.l,ture IN ls47.,as
49, a,oo,.5 oo,,,,,,rsI,or 20 N.-,,.nd u
Issa. ,x.s e,nd;data for CONGRESS i ~
a.s;nst ,be know. Notb;nvs and contested
tbe scat bu, v.. defeated Il the Hou.s.
al,bongb ,hs coum;,,oe ,snoy, WAS Il b;s
favor. was delegate 10 the Democratic
v.t;o,ar f,o,,sn,;o, = aee. x,.s s,,,o;;n,
ed to the United States Senate to fll the
xsean.s o,sas;sned bv tho arno;n,men, os
Han e,lv.Jobnson 4 m;a;ster u (,,o.,
Brita;p and served pp,;l 1859. was elect.
ed Goveruor Of MARYLAND in 1871 and re-.
signed On having been elected 70 ,hs
rIpised States SENATE to sueceed W n
Hamilton. his term exp;res in 1881 n
1874 M Wbvte received the aeoras !,
III. d from tbe TIp;vers;tv Of MARYLAND
pbiIin Francis Thomas Of the F;rs
district. was born in Eas,op. Talbot conn
ty in 1910. was eduea,ed =. D;ck;nso,
CoIlepe and was admitted a. the b.r !,
1ss1 He u.. mamhar &c The STAT,
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discoveries in science and useful arts Researches IN
History, Geography and Philosophy, with news OF
all important or significant events in the world Of
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We are very ready 10 speak warmly and positively
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GENTLEMEN'O FURNISHING GOODS,

consisting Of Undershirts, Drawers, Gloves.
Suspenders, Hoisery, Linen and Paper Col.
lars, Cuffs, splendid assortment Of Neckties of
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Sleeve Buttons, Of the latest designs. Special
attention is also called to a fine lot Of
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LUMBER /! LUMBER 4!
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"a ssEs..s.sssss .ss.i....ssss.
Y HAVE just returned from the Lumber
4 Regions--and am now receiving the lar
gest selection of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting of
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
J0IST AND SCANTLlNG
Of all lengths and sizes, ~, 5.4, G-i and 81
White Pine Boards and Plank, yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Uudressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin.
gle and Plastering Laths, prime lot of Chest.
nut Rails and Posts Also all the different
KINDS OF COAL,
Thinking large sales with small profits bet.
ter than small sales with large profits, have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope shall be enabled to carry it out by
persons in want of anything in my line giving
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot, Westminster. Md.
feb 2O.tf
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CIRCUIT g. REIFSNIDER,
4 ATT0RNEKS-ATLAW and so
LICYT0RS, IN .CHANCERT,

WE have formed a copartnership in the
w practice of Law in the Courts of Car
roll and Howard counties, and will promptly
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Particular attention paid to Collections and
procuring DEGREES for the sale of Real Estate.
Also, Applications Filed for Back PAY and
Bounty due heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Office adjoining the residence of CHAs. r.
hEiFsNiDER. no Soft
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The Bazaar Is edited with a eombIns,tor, ,s a. :.
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The Bazar commensis itself In a,,o.,,
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ul some of the attractive articles serured for scfib
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TWO REMARKABLE SERIAL STORIES
BY AMERICAN AUTHORS.

lht hfat ~ thes', nov tvtnplN3e h' Nht hsiiY''
~GABglEL CoNROY,"
ny BRIT. HART,
Beelus IN the November number, and win run tor
twelve mouths This Is Mr.. llartcs int exteaded
work. The scenes aud characters, which the author
has chosen from his iayorite field, California are
painted With characteristic Viyidncss aud power
and the work Is without doubt the most graphic
record OF early California life that has yet appeared
We shall also begin in the January number
"PHiLIp SoLAN's FRIENDS, on, SHOW YOUR
PASsFOkTs.H
BY EDWARD EvERErr HALE
The scene of this Is laid In the Southwestern terri
tory, now forming the states OF Louisiana aud Texas
at the time OF Aarun llurrs TREASON The characters
lived IN q section which was now American, now
French, and now Spanish, and this record Of their
adventurous lives makes story OF Intense and IN
tagging Interest throughout
\ SECOND "FARMERs VACATION"
BY col GEo. =. wARiSU, IN.
Col. wariug Is now IN Europe visiting, In now.
boat ride OF two hundred and ity miles OF the
most fertile and Interesting OF the yne-growing
ises 10 be more interesting thAn that with which
our readers are already familiar
CENTENNIAL LETTERS.
EDITED nY JoHS VANCE CHENEY.
4 np collection of Revolutionary Letters, mainly
from storesin the hands Of the descendants Of Col
Joseph Ward. They are full OF interest aud will he
read with rare relish In connection with the Cen
tcnnial celebration of the year
brilliantly illustrated articles on American Cole
gcs Written respectively by their friends will ap.
pear during the ycar, The revived Interest In college
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secure for them unusual attention.
on NEW YORK Elegantly illustrated articles on
Old New York by John +. Mines. viii appear at
once, and will attract the attention OF all Ia city or
country VINO mare win interest the Development Of
the great metropolis, and nfiectlOnatey remember
the quaint peculiaTlties OF lts olden time
Every number Is pr0fllsely illustrated. thus cnab.
ling to give TO our descriptive and narrative arti-
cles an interest and permanent value never attained
in a non Illustrated periodical. Under it's acciis-
toned management the magazine will in the future
he devoted as Il has been IN the past 10 sound te
iure and Christian progress.
The Edit1rinl Departments occupy over twenty
pages OF each number and contain Dr, Hollands
vigorous and timely editorials as we'll as Reviews OF
the latest works In Art Literature aud scence
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SYESTER & BOND
DIR. J. Fl. BILLINGSLEA

rs still actively engaged in the practice OF
Il Medicine.
pI- Office two doors east of the residence
of John L. Reifsnider, Esq. aug i9.tf
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1876. Thirty-irst Year. 1876.
THE HOME JOURNAL,
Enlarged & Improved.
The Best literary Z Society paper d Am.lIea.


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NV tNeits m The world OF Belles-let Painting
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S..n,g SSo.,gs IN the Beau Monde embracing tbs YEP
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