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10 market is estimated at so for one
hundred trees, or $500. 900. The cultiVa-
ION OF peach orchards and the picking
IF the fruit gives employment TO upward
5f ,0e0 lsborers.
Some remarkable prices were paid FOR
Canadian cattle at a recent stock sale in
England. Forty-two head of short-horns,
5red near Quebec, Canada, realized l6,-
$50 guineas per head. This average has
aeverbefore been reached inEngland oron
his continent, and has only been eX-
eedea once in Austro'~
The New York Evening Post saws
h 1t s deAbtful whether at any time in
jhe past fifteen years there has been SO
great an amount of various kinds of
stocRs ahoat in Wall street--that Is, in
The hands of people who hold stocks on
na,gins and who are dependent on money
lenders for the means with which to carry
thir holdings---as there is to-day. At
the same time, we never remember when
bere was 50 much capital engaged in a
seculative way in 'bulling' stocks as
ow."
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12
An AerOnaut Killed.

Glade Springs, in this county, was Oh
Monday thr0nged from all parts of the
surrounding country to witness the bal
loon ascension. According to announce
ment, the travelling show of Prof. II.
Hoffman made IFS appearance and pre-
pared for exhibition. Their large iron
urnace wOs put to work, and the balloon
hOistcd over by means Of two poles on
either side, forty feet high. The balloon
vas inflated by means of kerosene oil and
wood, with 2 small quantity of gasoline
sdded. When il was filed as usual. Mr..
Hainur, the aeronaut, was informed. but
ne said want more gas this time"
Two pints more OF oil were put in, and
when exhausted, the damper 10 the fur
mace was shut down, then he jumped into
his position, and, like an arrow, the
great air ship shot upward, carrying its
human freight dangling at its end. 1t
had ascended some 800 feet, and while
the actor was performing on horizontal
bar, HANGING by his feet with his head
down, waving his handkerchief to the
nervous people below, the patched and
dilapidated canvass split from bottom to
top with a report that was heard miles
away. No sooner had the gas escaped
than the balloon collapsed and came
shooting down as swiftly as it had darted
up. The. .serOnaut saw his situation, and
as quick Is thought turned himself and
pg;uned his foothold, and commenced a
maneuvre to dodge a telegraph wire and
post towards which he was failing. This
he succeeded in doing, striking the ground
with terrible force, which bounced him
up, to be caught and pressed down by
the balloon. All of this was the work
of moment. The crowd was literally
paralyzed, women sickening and fainting,
and men unable, in their horror, to move.
The companions of the unfortunate man
stood riveted to the ground, and not
until some citizen undertook to move the
canvas, did they stir. The man was
found to be alive and conscious, but
bruised and mangled. He
was through it all calm and cool, and
described his feelings as, descending, he
felt and saw death staring him in the
face He was taken to the hotel, where
both Mr. and Mrs. Thompson did all in
their power to relieve his suferings.
With all the aid nothing could be accom-
plished, and at 1870 O'Clock p. N. he
paid the penalty of death for his reck-
iessness. His name is Frank Hainur,
from Warren, Ohio. His father, we learn,
has been for years a book-keeper for
Packard q BarnUm, hardware merchants
It that place. abingdon Va.) Standard.
Our Mexican relations are now under
,tood TO be far more amicable than
recent dispatches would have one to
believe. Instead of the bitter hostility
aid to have been lately animating the
3rninistration of Mexican afIairs,l the
tate department and the Mexican min
sfer at Washington respectively recog-
1izs and proclaim only the most pacific
sn..eavors to break away all barriers to d
,ordial II Edsrztnnding.
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A TRAMP applied to lady in Des
Moines for something to eat, and, to the
inquiry why he didn't go to work, said
there was not any chance to work at his
trace now. The lady asked him what
his trade was. "Shoveling snow was
the confident answer he got his dinner.
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ESTABLISHED Isl


! French paper speaking OF the differ
| ence between the French and the Span
| iards. saws that in France ninety-fve out
of every hundred murders have money
| for their object, while in Spain love i
the cause OF ninety-eight out Of every
hundred crimes,
TIE Central Pacific railroad proposes
building = tower on Red mountain, on
which with telescope, q man cen see
all around the snow sheds from Blue
CANYON to Cisco. With the assistance Of
the telegraph, a fire can be announced
without loss of time.
An Austrian clerk has beeHocOnvicted
of defrauding the bank of Paris Of SILL
500. The fraud, as in too many other
cases. was only discovered when he went
off for his holidays London banks now
often insist on clerks taking holidays.
even when they do not care about doing
so.
The last photograph of Theirs was taken
by an enterprisjng artist who ambus-
caded him as he was enjoying his morn
ing walk. With greet good nature the
old ststssmail stood still. and gave IT,
artist chance TO take him as he stod
leaning against a railing with stOat
cane in his hand and wearing his trsdi-
tional black coat buttoned to the throat,
and a straw hat.
At a recent session of the North Caro-
lima presbyteFy ut Milton, when The
report for that town was read, Moderator
Doll sternlv asked Do any of your
members dance Brother Darnell low
cred his head and meekly answered
Yes" Then the report fou0fOderatG
Dolls own church was read, and tie
presbyterv informed that the members
devoted their evenings to buggy riding
Brother Darnell pricked up his ears, and
the Milton girls nodded their heads and
whispered, That's worse than dancing.
y report of the expulsion of Cinnamon
from ROseville, Cal, says The Celes-
tials were, to the number of twenty or
twenty-five, travelling along the railroad
track about half mile from town, fol [
lowed closely by the citizens, who, when /
ever one Jagged behind, urged MIN on
with the toe OF 4 boot or the tap OF 3
stick. Some of the Cinnamon were noy- +
ing along 1T trot, while others moved
suilenly and slowly. These Cinnamon .
were mainly men who had been working +.
ior the railroad company nearly all the .
Otker Chinaman lett the town some weeks .
ago, having been frozen out by the .
who would neither buy Of, sell
to, nor have any dealings with them
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current opinion.


The fruit Of this policy we shall vet
eat, and it viii be bitter to the taste
chicago Inter ocean. Rep.
The republican party has been Ike a
man awakening from q drunken stupor.
It does not recognize itself. it can not
&certGin its bearings. st. Louiy Re-
l@5Hcag, Ind.
The New York Post thinks il is in
ceased enlightenment that caused the
Massachusetts, republicans to indorse the
Presidents policy. 1t is odd what names
will be given TO things. Some other
paper thought it was the desire for
Patronage that did it. Ii IS, therefore Il
question whether it was enlightenment
OF the souP.kettle. PHtsJ1vg Commercial
Gazette, Rep.
\ few republican papers, but fortu-
mtely none OF amy prominence, are
troubled or angry at the spectacle of q
republican president being 50 warmly
lndorsed by the democratic governor of
South Carolina. The president pays a
Just tribute to the valOr ofsouthern men,
and these Pecksnitis are disgusted beyond
Boston ,JoutuoL Rep.
This country is too large for protec-
ton. Its resources, both natural
and acquired, are swelling with the
pains of a giant agains. the artificial bar
riers which now close them in. That
they viii soon burst their bonds and find
their outlet and satisfaction in freedom
ofrade, either with the help and consent
of the protected classes. or spite of their
resistance, is my confident expectation.
-H0rucs Write.
1t is clear thst protection" IS vul-
carly understood i not an available
nostrum. The misfortune Is that many
OF our most important industries have
been so excessively protected " that
they barely manage to live. The sense
less adaptation of the Chinese policy to
a nation whose limitless energy and en-
terprise indicate its proper place in the
of the world has borne its
natural fruit.-Nelo York Times.
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General Noses

lie Nerrier, the astronomer, who died
IN Paris yesterday, was the original dis
coverer OF the planet Neptune.
William B. Astor has Just launched a
new yacht, the i" Ambassadress, said TO
be the largest and the finest in the world.
The successor to Plus TX is likely to
besCardinal Pauebianeo and not Cardinal
Pecei as has been popularly supposed.
Eiihu B. Washburn, ex-minister to
France, says he will retire from public
life and resume the practice of law in
Chicago.
William Cullen Bryant once practiced
e law, bur was so disgusted by his defeat
through 4 technicality in words that he
abandoned the profession.
Suleiman Pasha, who has been pound
ing away at Schipka Pass with such per-
tipacity, is said to be a most unostenta-
tieus man, quick of perception and ener-
getic in action he bivouacs with the
soldiers, and is posted ON all the tricks of
mountain warfare.
Naturalists about the British museum
are making money by selling Colorado
beetles at five shillings APIECE. Ohe bugs
are thrust through with a pin and
fastened In a pill box. A bushei at five
shillings APIECE wonld be more profitable
than potatoes.
Onef result of the interest taken in
rife matches IN the last few years is that
The principal ocean steamers have estab.
lished rife ranges on their decks, and
instead of playing Switchboard and pitch,
passengers now anluse themselves by
firing at targets.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

LAFAYETTE had plenty of patriotism
but no ability whatever. He had too
little brains for a soldier, too much heart
for politician, and not enough tact for
diplomatist He was failure in every
thing he attempted :; was dangerous only
"a the cause he espoused, and but for bis
American escapade would he unknown
to history. TAiAs's-
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The production OF coal oil has been in-
creased from 100000 bbls. in 1860, to
S,96S, 500 bbls. in 1876.
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GRAVE AsD GAY

A Negro Psrm s.n~
Nov deL ln am come eat l,af
An de ~ drouf time i n.,,
An Dc grass am comm fast ae
In de shOWer.
An dc lnornin' '-gi0ry iHicr.
AZ. aq 4.,.e... .,,ees.ey = groSin high,at
Ehry hour.
Chorts-Oh. darkies icind dis wnnis
You won't have l1us too
For dem glories 10 de mornii
Brings troubles an dsy.
oh De cabbage laugh to-day.
An De squashea sing al1 uiay.
An dem taters grow away
q. De row.
But De cuckiebun 1m srringn'
~ lc dcbiis -eHl am trugiuf
WcrE and T9'.
Now. darkies sH0ret voG hosu.
Massg Reuben clfir hnru
VIII call YOU iu dlt clfn
VIA de pillow.
for fhe far-wrsi 1fn n-i1l uin
An dem May ron' ava l-nl11miu'
leil you r0wt
or. ie rain-crow cara da rllr.
For DE hite folk. goo. ARID gain,
Pat Sc darkie- work in pain.
Mo'uud me
For de- conae am suiiiu
Ar dat C0uon-iieii ain spilu'
Jar de hoe.
Tsuk de Lori IIs knows Do best,
For do parehin' crop am hias-,
Al dedsrkies hah some relf
In De sh0wCr:
Bot DAT mo-uiu'-g glory hriff,
An dat puslrY's CROWN higher
Lnry hour
-cea'ral Geoyg'a feeth
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One o. the greatest wonder- Of this
World Is what becomes Of all the smart
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-10-12

A young lady of Valdosta Ga. went
korseback riding with a pistol in her
pocket and accidentally shot herself.
The wound is not dangerous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-13

Norman, FcntOn, Marble
- Box office 8 A. NJ to loP NJ
AcADEAY OF MUSIC
sIGSoR r. naIaSoLl
os ass s5sS R4S =
assisted BY several eminent srtistA
aILMoRE's FAMOUS BAND.
fss psgiermssr' 8 sna sfi IN digestion Of
previous TO their tour Of the continent
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
Tho young and beautiful prln. donna.
who created immense frore Boston Fest
ss ~ Ss nsa o :s
BRiGNoLT aud chorus
n A'.' 4 FL fg'n; asR R's2!;;
the i sl.. ssk LiaIF R si:%s s''a'
rh II sGw S 45Ek 'A S A%s;f'' d hsESs
Two hundred and fifty voices.
and other musical attractions
SO eem,s Sale Of sss.s win Wsdnssaa erS
ing. At O'Clock, At the box Office and Ruilmans III
H 3 3$:E:# 3 3s;;ss:$s
EVERY EVENING excsp. Saturday.. AT 8 O'CLOCK, as
II: S VI S S $ISEEs
sE EfF 11S w HED MATINEE Of Mr.
HE 4 .,
':: S.a
SERVED so n No p1sfs oTsH sos
h ySDEH s 4hE aasE1a Shharar
TSSSSYy F FAsTSs 4 TSSy F F4sFSEs
DRAMATIC AND VAUDEVILLE THEATRE.
4obxH ssss1kHS 'HSA1E hHssI as
tShA ana ;aSSssHssS31a ANDY
sos s's
ION: EnNAl TONY rA $40 H L n, dssas soas
THREE HOURS OF COMEDY TO-DAY
A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.
I'd and Sd avs. between Esd and s4.h sta
orEN bAi4 fRSH or TIKI ThE l Il
Many 1ans sFsekSa ,prs niesEn'a
f. The MUSIC q.s 6 E g xeou Sh4f REGIMENT
Band tBaookEYS,, afternoon and Evening 4 =.
SnSs "dI ekss. sDs 90 80
SssS:. s ss: i sss
rUHE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
MONSTER MAN-EATlNG DEVIL FISH.
woTRafHHqFu xFRloxs
Rare and Beautiful Fishes. Living Coral. bermuda
Sea Serpent. Living Anemoncs Marvellous Fish Hatch
Sacred Concert every Sunday afternoon and evening"
Il Edwin Forrest. a r Il H;a saES Il
METAMORA.
y nj sps;nf sss FOX G2M
METAMORA MATINEE SATURDAY AT
ii ELKs' BENEFIT,
THURSDAY AFTEkNooN, NOVEMBER Is. 1877.
r., s so,, s, a; , o's'osa sharp
The following aIe ar' ssn vii appear Ut this
NJ: SSSY a S5SisS1 NJ fiScsEo
NEJAME fI oHETL Mr. Nr ft e n1LLAMP
A" VI; T. i. SgBggys DExAITic SoSpASx
JENNIE and ANNIE. Miss JENNY sATTERLEE.
HARGIdAN and n viN1,s N Gys W1ttIAMs
Little Mag; Bniy Bryant, 3; ". isriey,J. EsDisr.
f P@ss. odas rss ssd o Mi s.la~'
95Gs h5S sSi oozs
NJ NJ FRANK FRA dEsARD. M1 Yi. j. vfycEST
Grand Orchestra under the direction OF Mr. Henry Wan
Tickets for sale at the Academy Of Music: Ryan Union
Place Hotel: Iullmsn III Broadwsy Filth Avenue Hotel
TINE NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
B. LIVING CURJosiiIEs.
b. Open from ioA. N. to 10 ?. N. Admission. l5e
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AMUsEMEyTs.

AMUsEMEyTs.
TTSloS soUAhE THEATRE s,,evIn,x SHOOK
Manager Mr. A. ~. ~: Tn
.o Es.l 4A5 sYsHs $#E
E E1sss No PINK S6'oMlsos. S siSi$s
WEDNESDAY EVENING. November H.
arst production In New York of most powerful play In
Eve acts written by victorisn saraou.
and entitled
THE MOTHERS SECRET"
seats tho nights Of which may now secured
Union SQUARE THEATRE EXTRA
The management take pleasure in announcing tho pro-
duction.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER Is.
Of powerful Play Ia i've acts written by yICro
RlEN sAKDou, and enttied:-
THE MOTHERS SECRET,
riay wiz b prsssn.sa with MAGNiricENT s,SENEkY,
BY o Mr. ssaara MEw Mvsu Mr. .n s w,
the following powerful distribution Of characters:-
Henri Lie Pont Rear Admiral in the French Navy,
Mr.. Charles + Coghlsn
Nj Gourmet. Aiac tutor and graduate Of y. omsr,
NJ. Florian. Nephew OF the Admiral q blaze young
Aired Damon. to the Maraa .s%J. B. Polk
Abelad pous youth OF seventesn ward and pu-
Dominique sanity servant MI i: + DAILY
ssrapa'ns Maraai.o de jasmin Miss Kaharine Rogers
Diane Diane n Ss 10 ia nas pes
Ms zos ,oss would to
Ursula. seraphine's maid Miss Mary " ellis
SYNOPSIS OF SCENES
Acts l. and II.-salon in the Paais Jasmip.
s as Lac a sssd 10 III, 1t ETs o dc 4'm
Act V-Salon In the ralais Jasmn.
SATURDAY. November II. frs, Matinee Of
THE MOTHERS SECRET.
Seats may now be secured.
DARK THEATRE. BROADWAY.
7.rA TO t ISL T EsESoanAsos '''''
S $ ssSs#ES $ $sssHS|4S
s1sssd u: s:.ss..,.. in
~ ''' :. :. fiji i $ $G$$sssSHFss' NEST;
CAST 70 f2TaHhh 81
Effects ~ Weaver Gas BY GarOis
EouRTH WEEK
and the greatest success achieved in Now York.
THE GREAT LoNDoN CIRCUS
Nine. ELISE DOCKRlLL
FRANK MELVILLE.
the four greatest living riders.
lussd"ys r s. and saurdaysst2p
Children halt price.
W Proprietor Apa Ysnags vrs1 LESTER WALLACE
FRANK MARsnALLs :, charming arr, comody-Drama,
The char cters In the play will be distributed fol-
XRrIUa LORD chiffon. bis sou. in the Royal
Bufs'' Gas written expressly for and originally ,rr
ERNEST SfsS y sSRa.Hn3LR u I T. HkSorT
hSH FnR9Y SoHS shfEsE
PHILIP servant to Brageigh Mr.. 4. NJ. HOLLAND
M,Su nj ~" n1vFRS
MHapALEN .A'ffHERLEid H.. Miss ROSE coaHLAN
c ", H2MtEph HOWARD, her IONS,
NARY. maid to Mssdaen Miss META BAkTLEfT
NEW AND s'fyssf MUSIC By
THE NEW SCENERY will consist off
NEAR THE ROWAN Asstlyttl FALLS, ~ THE
GRouSbbss 0f "A ArHERLkiqhr r HALL. CUM
EARL OF DAsniNGToS." BY Mr. j. RoBEars
MORNING ROOM IN 6 SSSikFos CASTLE. BY Mr. ;.
Ma1S Snd pGe%aRY sATrRbAY at go
BoxodIcs oOen IF from S ) 4. N. to af. NJ.
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NARY ANDERSON.
IN BULWER'S FAMOUS PLAY,
THE LADY OF LYoNa

Mr. Eben Pympton by courtesy Of Lester Wallack Esq)
ms Claude: Mines Eldrdge aud Hill Mcssrs summers,
Norman. Moore. Fcnton Ed. Marble and George Becks
- Box office 3 A. NJ. to 10 p. M.
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AMUsEMENTs.
BSP. ass 7so srS.d~.y. opposite New York Hotel
RRYtNT's M!xsikiI;;;.x CRUSHED rRxsa fnnss.
SSS7EsSEs Hs e rSSSsfIt&s
Reed wsca SryaDt Maet w.on n'ks
p,a Every r nigh. :. ss ssa ga ss'uS ~ aatiass
IN Mr.. WILLIAM j. FLEMlNG.......... ......Manaser
MONDAY. November II.
and evening until further notice the
M' The 'D DPEgSksk n'S%a iiS Shifted
sss
GF FSSSPDr oFn bass SaIss and
Reserved seats orchestra circle balconyJ cents
LAST LAST S SISHTs q O.
Mrs. Hsrre. Beos se,, stoves great work.
S SSSfH $$ E$ $S S SSs:$$ISS
MRS q q Eow daNpy A o,, TorsYi
mAT THf sRE wEDs hl AID safTsDAY
0LYMPIc THEATRE-ea4 BROADWAY BEGINS
SAsIiIoSABLE REsoEr FOR THE AMUSEMENT
a;s. a.' s.: %
rov sister. MNor Burke Burke.
The SiHss,s Charley Banks. BOBBY Sswe0mo
Innocent n'''A. Gu. wll!!.a. Genuine Sport
MnEATRE 0oNTQUE 5i4 BROADWAY
IHAfRISAS ......rrGSps,ss.
hAsai HI ASp the SSEw YORK AcxSSi
yuL1ESE F Tn hs1p ana MAX, KffTY DWELL
r' RATE AZ MOB sSA s' SSs n ssssa
Metz H5sssi s Ief ssfGa''
yTyoyY pA,TORs TONY PAsTOR'S
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-10-06
A GENERAL STATEMENT
OF THE
Expenditures d Carroll Co.

Fiscal Year Ending June 80, 1877.
A MOUNT Of assessable property in the
"A several Election Districts of said County
for the Levy Of 1877, and the amount of Taxes
levied thereon for said year for County and
School purposes at AZ cents in each 500,
valuation.
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Hardware of all Description,


CARPENTERS TOOLS-Cross Cut, Cir.
cular, Hand Rip and lemon Saws, Planes in
every variety; Axes, Broadaxes, Hatchets,
Hames, Braces, Augurs, Bits, Squares, Meat
Saws and Boring Machines.
SADDLBRY HARDWARE ames, Sad.
die, Pad and Gig Trees, Buckles, Bits, Ro.
settles, Ornaments, Browbands, Webbing,
Threads, &c.
COA6HMAKERs GooDs-Spokes, Eel.
loes, Hubs, Shafts, Bows, Poles, Axles,
Bolts, Springs, Bands, Cloths Damasks, Oil
Cloths, Top, Dash and Winter Leather
and Fringes, Wheels, Currycombs, Cards,
Brushes, &c.
LEATHER-Oa and Hemlock Sole, Up.
per, Kip, Calf and Sheep Skins, Leather
Betting of all sizes.
SHOE FINDlNGS-Morocco, Lining and
Binding, Leather, Boot Trees, Lasts, Crimp.
ing Boards, Screw Clamps, Pegs, Avis.
HATS, Needles and Threads, &c.
BLACKSMITH T0OLS-Anvils, Bellows,
Vises, Screw Plates, Files, Rasps, Ham.
mers, &c.
PAINTS-0ils, Paints, Putty, Window
Glass, Raw and Boiled Lnseed Oil, Fish,
Lubricating and Machine Oils, Turpentine,
Coach, Furniture and Japan Varnish Fancy
Colored, Paints, &c.
HoUSEFURNISHING GOODS.-Iron
and Brass Kettles, Tubs, Churns, &c.
IRON AND STEEIl-Bar, Band, Oval,
Round, Half Round and Half Oval, Hoop
Iron, Nail Rods, Horse Shoes and Nails,
Wagon and Cart Boxes, Blister, Shear and
Repairing Steel. We keep everything usually
kept in first.class Hardware Store.
The Highest Cash price paid for all kind,
Of Hides. Give us call. NAV 2G.tf
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JOSEPH M. PARKE,
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR. GEO. S. FOUKE, Dentist, oE,s /
II services at his Office.
Westminster-eyery Monday, Tuesday 81
Saturday.
neutrality-suspicious. "Wednesday Ahi
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechnnicsiown-Fourth Thursday Ala
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First "Wednesday AferoG
Double Pipe Creek--First Thursday,
Middleburg-First Friday.
Uniontown-Second "Wednesday Afenor
Taneytown-Seeond Thursday Afgaoi
and Friday.
Union Bridge-Third "Wednesday AtrnS1
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Ahe1S
and Friday Forenoon. eba
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CHARLES B. ROBERTS
DIR. j. II. BILLINGSLEA

Is still actively engaged in the pnr.s, 4
Il Medicine.
RsS~ Office two doors cas-, Of the reslas
of John l.. Reilsnider, Esq. aag lsd
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The Agricultural Clipper Engine
LOOK AT THE PRICES :

LUUh Al IH1 IhlOLp
On Cars at Westminster, Nd, 5.horsc
clipper Engine on Wheels, weighing 1900
pounds, price $3.50. 6.horse, do, weighing
$3.50 pounds, Sisj. s.horse do, weighing
1000 pounds, $780, Extra for Hand Pump
to fiji Boiler with Cold Water, SO.
Every Engine is carefully tested aud run
with 10 lbs. Steam until known to be perfect
and complete in all its parts and is warranted.
They are furnished with Pump and 4 Feet
Hose, Heater, Speeded Governor, Glass
Water Gauge, Steam Gauge, Whistle, Blower,
Try Cocks, Safety Valve, Blowout Cock,
Smoke Stack with Spark AueNer, Double.
trees, Neck Yoke, Drivers Seat and Tool
Box, Funnel to fill Boiler, Ash Pau, Wrcuches
and Fire Irons.
n. BIZ you want an Engine, please to
order at least 4 weeks before you wish it
shipped from Shops, giving full aud clear di.
rections for shipment, your Post Office,
County and State.
Clipper off of Wheels horse $500; do,
5.horse $3.50; do. G.horse 1885; do. s-horse
$3.50.
BaS- State where you saw this. aug 20.
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CHAs. BILLINGSLEA,D.D;
DENTIST.
Has ReRorei his Office 10 kh Rsiilaa
Nert Door West Of the Union Naiioaa
Bank.

WHERE he may be found NoNt
w TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATrEnn
every week.
Will continue to visit the following Ll1oa
Union Bridge. list Wednesdayaad Fndi'
of each month.
Netc Windsor. Wednesday and 70
day, of each month.
UnioHto,rR. I'D Wednesday and FhdAl
each month.
Tdneytopn. The last "Wednesday and T.
day, of each month. juGH
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I" EXCELSIOR. .
ANALYSIS:


The most concentrated, universal and dura.
bic fertilizer ever offered to the farmer
combining all the stimulating qualities of
Peruvian Guano, and the ever durable ferti.
lizing properties of Bones. In fine dry pow.
der, prepared expressly for drilling.
After nineteen years experience by the
Farmers Of Md. and Va. in the use of s'Ex.
celsior," it is their unanimous opinion that an
application of 100 pounds of "EXCELSIORm
is equal to from 200 to 800 pounds of any
other fertilizer or guano, and therefore, fully
100 per cent cheaper.
UNIFORM QUALITY GUARANTEED
BY THE MANUFACTURERS.
bd5- Farmers should see that erery Bag is
branded as dbOre, tcith the ANALYSIS and
OUR NAME in RED LETTERS. AH
others are couHterteits.
PRICE $50 PER TON.
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Public Schools.
For the support Of Public Schools
Levy Of II cents on each 500
valuation. S2l, 900. 90