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MARRIED.

On the l4th ultimo, by Rev. J. W Lake,
David Masonheimer aud Miss Mary 4. Sulll'
van, both Of this county.
On the 10th nltimo, by the same, Josiah
Zepp and Miss Lizzie H. Hull, both OF this
county.
On the 25th Of February, at the residence
of Mr.. ]. Adam Miles, by Rev. Jno. A: Ear
nest, Mr.. Joseph L. Sharrer and Miss Martha
L. Miles, both Of this county.
On the 2lst ult., by Rev, John Ault, Mr..
Francis p. Null, Of this county, mud Miss
Laura V. Bollinger, Of Frederick county.
by Rev. X. II. Whitlock, at the residence
Of the brides parents, near Taneytown, Feb
ruary 22d, Mr.. George W. Hess and Miss
Laura L. Angel, both Of this county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

The commercial classes in our cities
have not figured very ereditably in oul
political difficulties They autographed in
hot haste from every board Of trade and
every counting room, nearly, to members
Of Congress, to support the Electoral Com
mission bill, seeming not to have an idea
beyond going on with their money getting.
As 10 government It is all the same to
them apparently whether it be monarchy
Or republic, SO they are not interfered with
10 their business affairs. Their position
seems 70 be meresnary one, and not very
patriotic or very srsditable to their intelli-
genee.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03
Business Locals.

Selling Fall aud Winter Stock of Boots and
Shoes at cost during the month of Mar ch, at
Lawyer 4 Reayers.
During the months Of February and March
Orndorff 4 Albaugh intend to sell goods At
10 per cent. less than any house in the Town
or Country, in order to reduce their stock. If
Trunks, Trunks, Valises and Umbrellas,
very cheap and large stock at Lawyer 4
Reaver
Orndorif Il Albaugh have bought large
lot Of Muslins and COLLEGES, which they in.
tend to sell at the Old, Low Prices. If
Nice Dark Calicoes for 81, Light, do. at 8
cents, at 0rniorff & Albaughs. If
Grain Sacks bushels, ~ cts. q bushels,
Is cts. at 0rndorff& Albaugh's, near R.R. #
Birates Cloth, only 10 cts. at the big store
Of Orndorff & Albaughs. If
New styles of Spring Hats Just received
and very cheap at Lawyer L Reaver's.
Lots Of Plaid Dress Goods for 10 cents. n,
0rndorif & Albaugh's. II
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this il you want to save
money and buy cheap.
Suits from $50 and upwards.
Vests " 10 I"
Goats Z" rs
All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at ii. SchenthaPs opposite the
W. NJ. h. X. depot, Westminster Md. #
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Ratification Notice.

NO. |.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County Ms a
Court Of Equity.
ID. W. Houckvs. Charles S. Davis An d other.
FEBRUARY TrRx, 1877.
I'M application it is ordered this 2sth d,v
~ oil February, 1877, that the sale of III
real estate Of james Davis, late of Carroll
county, deceased, made by James A, C, bond
Trustee appointed by decree in said case 10
sell the real estate Of said deceased. and hi,
day reported to this Court by the said Trns.
s H De ratified and confirmed, uu ess cause
DC shown to the contrary, on or before the
ith Monday, 18th day Of March, next; nro VIZ
ded copy of this order be inserted for Tires
sue, ,Y! weeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county, before III" tbs
:s 1th Monday, 26,h day Of March. next s
the ! rustee reports the amount of sales TO be
Tour hundred and twenty dollars, ($l2O, oOG
True copy,-Test:
HENRY Z. BEI.TZ.
"i"' o'"' Register of Wills
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Notice to Creditors.

NJ Office is hereby given that tbea..
~ her has obtained from the W
Court ofCarroll county Letters TeslaH''
on the personal estate Of
JAMES B0SLEY,
late OF Carroll county, deceased. AIF
having claims against the deceased, arl
by warned to exhibit the same wiihlhsn
ers thereof legally authenticated to y
scrloeron or before the 10Th day Of SeP's,
soii they may otherwise by law be sio
from all benefit OF said estate. 1hes
deoled are requested to make immedlaa
Given under my hand this 26th DAY
ruary, 1877. =
BENJAMIN F. BoSLbs
mar AT Exess'
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NO. 1868 EQUITY.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll Coz
Gertrude Weller VS.. Peter Weller e. 7
ORDERED this LIST tlay of March J
~ 1877, that the sale made and -
IN the above cause by Charles I. Ruts
trustee, appointed by the degFes
therein TO Sell the real estate desIttd I
sold, be finally ratified and eon6rmed !
cause to the contrary be shown on OF
me ata day OF April next; provided 9
,his order be inserted in some AewspaPe
hsAed IN Carroll county, Maryland =
week Tor three successive weeks pren'
the 9Th day Of March, inst. !.
The report states the amount Of sas'
S3,4l2.90.
FRANK T. SHAW, @
True eopy,--Test, -
mar S'3t FRANK Il. SHAW, "
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Notice to Creditors,

NOTICE is hereby given that the suh,cr;.
- - Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county Letters of Adm;nis,
fAtion on the personal estate of
ELIZABETH GROUSE,
late Of Carroll county, deceased An no..
sons having claims against The dsoeasaa PEI.
hereby warned to exhibit the same win ~
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 ~, ~,
subscriber on or before the 2ath day az Sen.
TENDER, 1915 they may otherwise nv l.w r.
excluded from all benefit of said ss s W
Those indebted are requested 70 make ;r"u,e
date payment. many ''n'"e'
Given under my hand this 2Ctb ,lav Of P.h
mary, 1877. VI rep
49,. WIN. H. GROUSE,
"st Administrator
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Among the readers Of the ADVOCATE
are some who take no other paper. The
attention of such Is directed to the article
on the first page entitled aThe Danger Of
Standing Army" Also to two other
articles in the same department, "The
Decision 10 the Louisiana ease, and nThe
Oregon Decision" These articles explain
how the great fraud upon the people in
the Presidential question has been accom-
plished.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

In the Circuit Court for Carroll COei,
Thomas Warner, ct. ais. vs.. JOSEPH
Warner, ct ais.
nRDERED this 2sth day of Febrssz
~ ID. 1871, that the sale made and 4
ed by Jonathan W. Earhart, trustee, e
sale OF the real estate in this cause, "
TO be sold, be fDally ratified and copt'
unless cause TO the contrary thereof b 4
on or before the 9Th day Of April, nelr
Vided a copy of this order be inserted ~
newspaper published in Carroll couagI
IN each Of three successive weeks bs'ss
18th day of March, next.
The report states the amount Of SKI
$1,000.
FRANK T. SHAW, ca
True copy,-Test:
mar s'St FRASK I. SHAW, W
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

The exact popular majority for he
Deneeniic Electors ia all the States
4 2st,s29 And yet, Returning Board
Hayes Is to be indicted ipto che Office Of
President Fraud thus defeats the popu-
lar viii aad makes the ballot farce.
The number Of Electoral votes which
rightly belong to Mr.. TiIdea is 1876, ,eIev-
en- more than majority Of the whole
numbsr, which is 1856.
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Senator Norwood, Of Georgia, whose
name has been mentioned for place in
Hayes cabinet, says ;--"He does not SEQ
how any Southern Democrat could accept
q position at the hands Of a usurper, who
can never be anything but do facto
President" That Is correct view Of tho
subject. No Democrat, with proper self.
respect, would accept position under the
Hayes administration.
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Furniture, &c. at Public Sale.

TUE attention Of Housekeepers and others
= IS called 70 the sale OF the Personal
property OF the late Hanson 7. Webb, ut his
former residence, in the East End Of West.
minister, on Wednesday,, the f4ih Of March,
,,astaHt, o. 10 O'Clock, a. m. Also an excel.
tent driving mare, with buggy and harness.
J. J. BAUMGAkfNER, Executor.
ba- For particulars see hand bills. mar 3
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The Radicals appear to be greatly e4-
'erciaed lest the Democrats, BY tlibusteripg
% preveat DIE inauguration of Hayes,
shcald dc something % i9are their future
prospects How disiBterestsd.
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TANEYTowS.-You will rarely find pref.
tier section of country than that which sur.
rounds Taneytown; the scenery is fine, the
land is sufficiently level to please the eye, and
yet sufficiently rolling to drain we'll. The
soil is productiye--coru, wheat, oats, rye and
fruits of all varieties are produced in abun.
dance. The farmers are generally enterpris-
ing, each is trying to vie with his neighbor
in the improvement Of his farm Further
more it is quite healthy locality. Chills and
fevers are unknown here. And what of the
village? Well, it was once considered "a
finished town." When the Pennsylvania Rail.
road was loo ated near the village several
houses were Immediately built, other persons
purchased lots with view Of building, but
the panic came on, and for time all i'm.
proyements ceased. The present prospect is
rather hattering. Several houses are in course
Of erection. Mr.. Milton Grouse has his
dwelling house under roof, Messrs. Davidson
Son have commenced laying the foundation
for new hardware store house, Miss Apler
is having the ground prepared with view OF
building hne dwelling house, Dr. Reindol-
lar speaks Of building another warehouse, and
IN connection with this a hall for the Gran.
gers, the Masons, the Red Men, or any other
order that may see proper to rent. Mr..
James Hill is also building a dwelling on
Church street. Mr.. Amos Dutero has pur.
chased and will remove to Taneytown in
April, We welcome our good friend, know.
ing bis capacity for transacting business, we
consider his removal hither quite an addition
to our town.
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Exit Grant.

The official term of President Grant
expires tomorrow at high noon. A E
Deum ought to 60 up from grateful hearts
all over this broad land True, his sue
cessor is Of doubtful promise, but We have
seen the end Of Grant Train gives a
resume of the malpractices of his admins
tration which is annexed. Train says
Grantism expresses the idea that has es.
tablished our national disgrace. No Gar,
Emperor, King, Sultan, Shah, Khedive, ever
exercised more power. sum up his Presi-
dental biography. He appointed Stewart
Secretary OF the Treasury against law, and
ordered Congress to repeal the act. He drove
Secretary Cox out of the Cabinet because he
would not use the Indian Bureau IN his in.
terest, and Wilson was exlled from the Land
Commission because he decided against Dent
he conspired with Bill Stewart, Shepherd,
and the Washington Ring to send the Poker
King to England to disgrace the nation by
keeping open house with little Emma He
broke with Sumner, Motley, Trumbul, Dick.
son. Shurtz, because they prevented him from
stealing San Domingo, using Babcock to levy
war with armed vessels on Hayti to carry out
the theft Brothers.in.law Cramer Casey,
Dent, and Brothers and Sons, have all been
allowed to feed in the Presidential Swill pail
He promoted Richardson, and tried to make
Williams Chief Justice after an indignant
public had driven them from the Cabinet
he changed the Government agency from
Earrings to Clews and Mccullough for family
considerations. He allowed Lee to swindle
the New York merchants, accepted great
gifts, defended the Perkins frauds, cohabited
with Shepherd invited Harrington to the
White House, understated the District debt
several millions in Congressional message,
signed bill doubling his own salary, sent
Meigs abroad to make Ingalls, Quartermaster.
General made kellogg Governor of Louisi.
ana, in spite of Congress brow beat the
Arkansas Commission, rewarding his own
tool with the District Attorneyship Of Chicago,
compllmented Delano for being kicked out of
the Cabinet accepted horses from Mcdonald,
swore Babcock was innocent, and regretted
Belknap's resignation
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

MORE ARREsTs.-l.ast week we announced
the arrest of two colored men charged with
robbing the store Of Messrs. Reifsnider a
Stephan, Of this city, on the 9Th of November
last. On Friday night of last week BailifF
Leiber and Constable Stem arrested John
Leggins, colored, on suspicion of being one
Of the parties concerned in the robbery. He
had a hearing before Justice Crapster and in
ceiault OF $1,000 bail he was sent to Jail for
action Of the Grand Jury.
On Saturday night last, Sheriff White and
ballif Zeiber arrested William Hill, colored,
IN Frederick, en- charge of having stolen
goods IN his possession. The prisoner was
brought here on Sunday morning. In default
of $3.50 bail he was sent to iail The goods
in the possession of Hill were identified as
belonging to Reifsnider & Stephan.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

Foreign advices announced that Russia
would set her army in motion on the 2lth
Of February, but il has been since an
pqEpced that Russia does not wish to at
tack Turkey If that be SO, il is difficult
to say what all the yarliko preparation Of
those two powers means.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

The rinderpest having appeared in Eng.
lane, the y. s. Treasury Department has
forbidden importations Of neat cattle and
hides from. that country until further
notice.
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CoNsTABLE's SALE

PI virtue ofa writ of Keri P..;...
- by Peter Is. Mikesell one of,S"
Of the Peace of the State of MaylsnvS' 2,
for Carroll county, at the guit Of c. Y
Grouse, against the goods and eb,seS'p Y
and tenements of Joshua wisner, AMI
directed, | have seized and taken IN s,I
all the estate, right, title, intere,, M ~.
claim and demand at law and in eopgt,
said Joshua Wisner, in and to III l6ys,'
or tract Of land, situate, lying and II
Carroll county, and State Of SnTl,SJ
Mount Pleasant, containing
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the =
~ Der has obtained from ihe w
court OF Carroll county Letters Teslal0'I
on the personal estate of
HANSON T. WEBB,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. AhPJ
having. claims against the deceased, are !,
warned to exhibit the same with the w
tnereof legally authenticated 70 the suo'
on or before the 9th day Of Seplemoell
tney may otherwise by law be exeladea
All benefit OF said estate. Those indeD'1
requested TO make immediate payment Z
1Iven under my hand this 9Th dsy I"
ruary, 1877.
JOHN J. BAUMGARINE.slIII
mar 3-4t BxecuV
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Administrator Sal.
OF vALrABLE 'o
Personal PrOpert
In Baehman's Valley, Carroll co..,

Rf virtue Of an order of III.
~ Court Of Carroll county. ,ha ane VtpAs
Administrator with the W;II ailaefhp,
Rachael Warehine, deceased hnesss
county, Nd, Will expose 10 ~ 1's q cSn
auction, on the premises. M, 0l psll
Rachael Warehine, deceased. d;aSa !he !
possessed, lying in Bachmanis seiied /,
David Bachman's Mill, and aa;oi. Alley "a
pannebaker and others, in Csrro' g D.
Th~'day, Tie ED day of Man,, !.
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all of III. =, y
Personal Property; ''e iolos,
a.murn One Black Horse. D.
Sls Horse, Cow, / bngav I "A
-4z1 of rye, lot Of corn, i sis;a ,p' y
] copper kettle, beds and bedstesd. 81 To-
| secretary, l settee, corner !, ! ou's
s,day clocks, ! template stove Pooas
chairs, tables, 2 stands, 2 cbes,. SO
cupboard, l cooking stove, 1 sinL nk
table, churn, lot Of barrels, keI. I'e
2 iron kettles, ! side saddle. ! no ss Ana Z
rocking chairs, 80 yards of ca Ps''o. s'oV
queensware, lot Of sheets, bIs rIasl b
spreads, lot Of kitchen utens;i' Ass
preserving cans, &C., besides npn,a.I ua's
personal property pertaining h 1 Soa g
uses OF various kinds. "oai,,
TERAs OF SALE as prescribed nv al
Of the Orphans Court are cash A'G N
under 50 and credit of 8 mon, NJ y q
sums Of So, and upwards, 10 be ss %.Ds ~
notes of the purchasers, bearing in ,
the day of sale with approved sec rn,;,s' b
JAS. A. C. B0Sn
mar BITS Administrator q
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Col. Daniel s. Biser, died at his residence
y Burkettsyille, Frederick county, Nd, on
Tuesday last, of pneumonia. He was rs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

If John Sherman takes the Treasury
portfolio under Hayes, will not Eliza Pink.
ston be assigned to desk in that Depart
ment2
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Building Association Notice

VIE Stockholders Of the Patapsco Bo;,a.
a ing Association are hereby notified ia,
7 general meeting OF the Stockholders oi.sa;d
Ass srl wall be held at Central Hal .
on ihsrsday Erenin0, March Sth, al / o'clk
wound up. "'h De
A. D. scHAEFFER
' Seeretarv.
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The Democrats Of Frederick elected
the Mayor on Tuesday, and have one
majority on joint ballot in the Council.
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. six inches Of snow fell at Frostburg, Nd.
Saturday morning.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

Alta late meeting Of the Frederick oity
council Jacob d. Hane, Edward Sim, A. j.
Mileoxan. Thos. NJ. Wolfe and Col. Geo, A.
Dennis were elected directors Of the Frederick
and Pennsylvania Line Railroad on the part ~
the city, Col. Chas. E. Trail, John Eoats.
Val. ). Drummer and W. II. Falconer were
chosen by The stoekhoIdera.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

Chicago packers during the present
packing season have slaughtered / ,49O, :.
756 hogs, against I ,4s9, $50 for the same
period last season.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

The will of the late Commodore Wander.
bit Is to be contested by the heirs.
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Mr.. Thurman resigned from the Electoral
Commission, and Senator Herman was on
Monday chosen 10 his place. The change had
no political Significance, and was necessitated
only by Mr.. Thurman's i'll health.
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The puddles 10 the Chester Rolling
Mills, q Chester, Pa, struck on Monday
for higher wages.
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Public Sale of Real Estati

THE undersigned, us Executor Of IL,
Il will and testament Of John D,,s !
by virtue Of an order of the OrphanT 4.
for Carroll county, will sell at PubIr {
on the premises, near Manchester, on
THe'ddy, the Sd day Of April, yr.
at o, clock, p. M, the following Real gsl
containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

ANOTHER 0LD DEFENDER GoxE.-The fu.
neral of the late L. II. Bausman, who died
on Saturday morning last, took place Monday
from his residence on Fort avenue, Baltimore.
He was Inferred in the family graveyard at
keisterstown, Baltimore county, to which
place the remains were followed by numerous
friends. The funeral services were performed
at the Methodist Episcopal church at Refs.
terstown by Rev. David j. Beale, of the Light
Street Presbyterian church, Of Baltimore.
Mr.. Bausman was very old resident Of Bal
timore county, having moved near Reisters.
town n 1872, He was . member Of the Old
defenders The deceased was born In Ian.
caster, Pa, in 1893. He Leaves three daugh.
tiers and numerous grandchildren,
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PISEY CREEK ITEns.-The clover seed crop
was rather failure in our neighborhood.
With the exception of Mr.. Geo. Hilterbrick,
who cut some eighteen acres and got within
fraction of two bushels Mr.. II. thinks it
was fine yield.
Prof Newson has been visiting our schools
and finds them in a prospecting condition; he
has got the teachers to hold meetings at their
school houses for the purpose of developing
the minds Of the young. Meetings have been
held at Walnut Grove and Washington school
houses, and some very fine suggestions have
been made by our teachers.
Our horse dealer Joseph ocker, last week
took six horses to Baltimore and cleared one
hundred dollars on them. Lucky joe.
The mad dog sensation has quoted down
along, Piney Creek since all the dogs have
been killed, but every person wants to buy a
dog. Elder Sprigg' dog did not 20 mad, but
some kind friend gave him button, and that
prevented him from going mad.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-03-03

New BUILDISGs. -Rigle 4 Kneller. of this
city, will soon commence the erection of a
two story brick dwelling, 36xs7 feet, for j.
Matthias, Of Cranberry Valley. Frederick
Byers, of Mt Pleasant, will do the carpenter
work.
The same parties are also to build two
story brick house, s4x36 feet, with back bull.
ding 10 feet square, two stories, for John
Boyer, on the Uniontown Pike. Greenwood
4 cnylor, carpenters.
john I. Anders is building q two story
frame house, adjoining the residence of the
late u. 5, Stoufer, this city, in which be will
conduct the merchant tailoring business
Mason work By Rigle & Kpeller, carpenter
work by John Elgin.
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SIXTEEN ACRES

more or less. II is improved By Il a.
49, Log House, Summer IA,
A<A Barn, Hog House. NJ
ssKkIs House, with never iailih, :,
sk@of water; Orchard Of q
Fruit, fencing mostly post and mi. n
about one'quarter Of a mile from ID, iou
Manchester, and adjoins the lands Of I.r
Bowman, George Riegel, Isaac BnAas I
others: convenient TO churches, choo, 4
and poslotfice.
Terms Of Sale.-0ne.third cash 90 d. !
Of sale, or on the ratification Of the a.,
the said Court; one.third in one year n
remainder in two years from the day 4 q
the credit payments to be secured bydgSr
OF the purchaser, with approved so.sI
bearing interest from the day of sale.
Bar Personal Property will be sclir
same time. See bills.
DANIEL BOWMAN, ESeslz
Henry WILLIAMS, Auctioneer. IA
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40 ACRES OF LANn

more or less, together with the imn,,,.-
49, thereon, consisting Of n
~ ing House, Grist and S,y h
~ and other Necessary on,
AA ings, being the same III -
premises described in an article AZ -, -.
between the said Joshua Wisner "a N
j. Geiman, bearing date Septembsr ~ n n
lsis, and filed in cause No. llas p
the Circuit Court for Carroll COUNTY
And | hereby give notice, that On
MONDAY, the ssh Of NARCH b.
at 10 o clock, in the forenoon, | will -
sale the said property, so seized and ID.
execution, by Public Auction, 10 n. vi
bidder, for cash, at the Court Hou,s h,.I
Westminster.
ROBERT C. Matthew
mar Gus Coh,h.E
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GO WEST
~ you WANT
FARM OR HOME

ME best thing in the West il the A,oh;
4 son, Topeka and Santa Re Rail-
lands, in the beautiful, fertile and hsal,se
Arkansas Valley, Kansas. A'"'iy
2,50O,OOO ACRES
Of the best Farming Lands in the world r.,
sale, o. credit Of elepea years. Inexhsns,;
hle so'l, temperate climate, excellent hsal,h
pure, aud abundant water. A free "a I a.
purchasers Of Railroad Lands. Mans. eire" ~
lars, No., Tree. Apply to or address s"eu'
ID; ELDRIDGE MONROE.
mar BAN No. 10 Lexington 81. BaI,;mo..
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10 CoRREsPoSDESTs.-0u local CORES.
pondenis will please mail their favors so as
70 reach Us by Thursday morning, certainly
not later than Thursday evening, as we are
compelled to close our forms in time to have
W tho papers in the mail by A o'clock Friday
AFTERNOON u received on Friday morning
We frequently have to lay them over or else
CUB them down to tho smallest space possible.