The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-29

o'BRIES's GREAT SHOW.
| In these days of SNOWY advertising posters,
the public can hardly judge of the compare.
tive merit of any particular circus, from the
picturesque representations pasted on the
walls in different parts Of the city. From our
exchanges and from other reliable sources,
we are led to predict that all will agree that
no enterprise Of equal magnitude has ever
made the tour of the United States This
vast menagerie with its many rare specimens
Of wild animals from every part Of the world,
and its II Igniicent complement of horses and
| brilliant company Of riders and acrobats, is
to show at Westminster Thursday Oct. 4th
The management have combined no less
than six powerful and successful crcuses and
menageries in this vast caravansary Of men
and horses and wild animals, and with sup.
porting band of music sufficient almost for
whole army. This will be the greatest show
OF the year--a regular centennial of o circus.
The EUeTy EVeRiHg and Commercial, the
leading newspaper Of Delaware, says of the
performances of John 0'Brien's Six Shows,
given in Wilmington The performances
given in this city yesterday by John o Brien's
Circus were well attended and gave every sat
istaction. The acts were all new, and per
formed with such accuracy as 10 elicit the
warmest applause. The clowns were original
and decorous, the gymnasts faultless, the
horses in good trim, and the costumes and
everything about the show had that fresh and
neat appearance which adds to the comfort
af perfarmanos Of any hind 4 feature Of
the circus Is the display oil wild animals,
which is superior to any that has been wit
messed here for some time.
You can see the Largest, Finest and Cheap
est line of Cloths, Cassimers and WOrsteds
of the very Latest Styles, that has ever been
offered to the people of this county at
j. t. Anders'.
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
Keep your eye on this if you want to save
money and buy cheap.
Suits from $3.50 and upwards,
Pants " 100
Coasts cSs,s &. rs :.
All kinds Of ready made clothing can be
bought low at II. Schentha's opposite the
W. NJ. r. Il. depot, Westminster Md. If
100 overcoats just received, at
0rndorff 4 Albaughs.
A Splendid line of New Dress Goods and
Dress Trimmings, all the Novelties, received
now, at j. Iinghng Cos.
0rndorff L Albaugh sell Dry Goods, No
tons, Carpets, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Ready
Made Clothing, and Gents Furnishing Goods
10 per cent lower than any house in the
county. They always guarantee prices.
Stacks of Goods coming in daily now from
our late purchases in New York and Phila.
dephia, no humbug, call and see for yourself.
Everything at Bottom Prices.
J. Yinglng L Co.
Best Brands Of Calicoes at Ct cents. Best
Wamsutta Muslin only l2l cents, at Theo.
Derr's.
LOST OR STOLEN, about week since, a
TWENTY DOLLAR BANK NOTE. A
suitable reward will be paid for its recov'
cry if left at this office.
Is Pieces Nice, New Styles Brussels, S.ply,
Ingrains and Rag Carpets, just received, at
0rndorff 4 Albangh's.
Nv Stock Of Furnishing Goods is Large
and Complete, as make this line speciality;
also a splendid line Of Nickel and Gold Plated
Watch Chains, &c. j. I. Anders.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods. just received
new and desirable Dress Goods very cheap,
at Theo. Derr's
If you want First Glass 0vercoat, very
Cheap, Latest Style, do not fail TO call, as
| will put up 0vercoats this fall at Bottom
Figures; also will have large lot of my Own
make, Ready Made, and will sell as Cheap as
city made and much better. j. I. Anders.
Orndorff & Albaugh won't be undersold,
they are determiDed to sell Cheaper than any
house in the county; call and see for YOURSELF
will Sell, Cut and Trim Goods at Bottom
1 Figures, also make them up to order, cheaper
than any other house in the county, and guar
antee a Fit and the Workmanship First Glass.
]. I. Anders
Persons desiring to visit the INTERNATIONAL
EXHIBITION, the great American Industrial
Palace,-the largest, grandest, and most com
plete exhibition in the world at the Cen
tennial Grounds, Philadelphia, can secure
excursion tickets any day, on application to
the railway agent, at greatly reduced rates.
Those who are visiting the city should bear
this in mind and profit by the arrangement.
The largest line of All.Wool Kersey, from
So cts up to S1.10; splendid Styles; very
Cheap. Farmers, call at ]. I. Anders'.
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A KENTUCKY MONSTER. letter from
Warren county, KY, to the Franklin Patriot
says :-"This child, girl, was years Of age
on the goth day of last March. She weighs
100 pounds, measures Is inches across the
chest. and is four feet eight and one.half
inches high. There is thick growth of hair
covering her entire body, while her face is
covered with whiskers, including q mustache.
Up to about 10 months ago she was healthy
girl. At about that time her body became
very hot and was covered with heavy per-
SEPARATION, lasting for several days. The odor
occasioned by the perspiration was very often
siye, and within 10 minutes after being
cleanly dressed her body aud clothes would
become saturated as IL by some black.colored
liquid When the perspiration ceased the
hair began growing, only leaving the soles Of
her feet and the palms Of her hands bare
Her voice attained remarkable depth
sounding as though it came from the inside Of
barrel. Her strength is astonishing. She
can carry her l0'year old sister under her
arm with apparent ease, and her mother
states that the child actuallyr1oes not know
her own strength. The statements herein
made are strictly true, and, IL necessary, the
testimony Of the childs parents and many
people living in the neighborhood can be
, produced for corroboration
Among the various explanations given Of
the origin of the patent (lffina era "a ono az.