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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15


SroxE Roam irENs.--0n the 18th instant,
while William kester and Jesse Lennon were
engaged in hauling logs for Mr.. kesteris
barn, they met with very painful accident.
They were using at the time jack, used for
hosting logs, when the lever suddenly slipped,
jerking both Of Mr. Lemmon's hands and the
left hand Of Mr.. kestsr into the jack, and
crushed three fingers on each hand for Mr..
Lennon, and three for Mr.. Hester. Mr..
Jessie Lennon, who also made narrow es-
cape when the log fell, for had ii struck him
he would have been mashed iuto Jelly, was so
excited by the cries from the sufferers that
he could not relieve them FROM their agony.
Fortunately, however, Mr.. John Gowker, who
was not far distant, heard their cries, hasten
ed TO the scene, jerked the jack from out its
place, and at once relieved the unfortunate
victims, who were by the time nearly uncon-
seiouS DR.. John Study, who was summoned,
dressed the wounds in each case, and said the
middle finger of Mr.. KS. left hand and the
ring finger Of Mr.. LIS, left hand, viii pfoba
bly, have to be taken off,
Mr.. Chas. Babylon, of Mayberry, has erect.
ed adwelhng house near the center Of the
village, which is 2dxl6 feet.
REeIsTRATIoS.-Thef following table shows
the number of persons registered as new
voters in the various districts Of the county, as
well as those erased on account Of removal,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
John Oliver Wadlow, Executor Of Els
Matthews, deceased, ys. Robert
I. Shipley and others.
ORDERED this llth day Of Scp,euis.
" 4. d. 1871, that the sale made and n.
ported by John J.. Baumrartner, Trustee. 9,
the sale Of the real estate in this cause detrssl
to be sold, be finally ratified aud confra5,
unle's cause to the contrary thereof be slon
on or before the 18th day " October, uep;
provided a copy of this order be inserted :
some newspaper published in Carroll cola1
once in each Of three successive weeks beioN
the sth day Of October, next The rpa
states the amount of sale TO be S200.O0
FRANK I. SHAW, Cleh
True copy,-fes,;
sep l6.at FRAxE T. SHAW, Clerk
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No. l47o EQUITY

In the Cireuii Court for Carroll County
Samuel II. Taggart and Charles B. Roos'A
Trustees, vs.. Samuel Bentz.
ORDERED this 7th day Of Seplem6et, z
" ID. 1877, that the account marked 4,
OF the Auditor filed in this cause be ln,i.
mtihed and confirmed, unless cause 70 y
contrary thereof be shown on or heloIe
9Th day Of September, instant. Pro'Ass'
copy Of this order be inserted for two sissa
siye weeks before the last named day N go
newspaper published IN Carroll county
FRANK 7. SHAW, C'eFA'
True copy,-Test;
sep s.2t Faux 7. SHAW, Clers
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

WESTERN MARYLAND TKGyEI--The West
ern Maryland railroad during the month Of
Angus, carried over its line over sixty ;hous-
and passengers, being IN average of two
thousand day Sundays included. This may
be set down as the largest passenger business
ever done in one month by any railroad lead.
ing out Of Baltimore. The business done
includes through passengers to WilliamspOrt,
HagerstOun and Frederick; excursions to the
Blue Ridge Samnii, Greenwood Park, How.
ardsville and other points, and to Emory
Grove and Hollingsworih Grove eamp-meei.
ings- A large number OF passengers were
also carried over the road during the months
Of June aud July Baltimore Bssliefia.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Frank Leslie, the well known pubIisher,
who lately made an assignment for the
benefit Of his creditors, was the proprietor
Of no less than seventeen different period
icalsL Here IS an illustration Of the folly
Of having ''tOo many irons in the FIRE"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

PERsoNGi--The Misses Hilleary, of Prince
Georges county, and DR.. Waters and family,
Of Dorchester county, are at Mrs. Spaldings.
Mrs. Meredith, elOeuiionist, gave readings
=; Wheelcr's hotel on Monday evening.
Many Of the sumner visitors have returned
home, though large number will remain IN.
I'll after the Agricultural Fair.
The firm Of J. Yingling & Co, this city,
has been dissolved. Edward l. Bachman
withdrawing. The firm will now be composed
Of Joshua Yingling and George E. ShSrrcr,
and Will continue business under the old name
of ]. Yingling & Co.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Blaine defes Hayes civil service reform
By political assessments in Maine, aud
Senator COnkIing defes il BY backing
Cornell in New York.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

The Maryland Editors Association viii
meet at Guys Hotel, Baltimore, on Thurs
day, 9Th instant, for the election Of OH
GERS and the transaction Of other business.
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The largest and cheapest line Of Cloths. Gas.
sinners and Diagonal Suitings. ever IN West.
minister, is ST 0rndorff 4 Albanghs. Go and
see them.
For two weeks longer will sell all kinds
Of Dry Goods lover than ever before sold in
Westminster, in order 10 enlarge storeroom.
H. L. Norris
Exearsitn TO Washington, d. c., via West
ern Maryland Railroad, and Baltimore and
Potomac liAilroad. by Fulton and Carroll
Lodges, /. o. NJ, Saturday, September 18th,
1871. Round Tnp only $50 Trains leave
Union Bridge al 5.45, and stop at all impor.
taat Stations West Of 0sings' Mills Allare
invited. For particulars see bills.
10 per cent sared IN buying Boots. Shoes
and Ready Made Clothing, At 0rndorfF L Al.
bangh'S.
DAlsheimers celebrated Shoes, Philadel.
phIA make, a; II. l. Norris.
Persons desiring TO visit the INTERNATIONAL
ExHIElTloS, the great American Industrial
Palace, the largest, grandesi, and most com
paefe exhibition Ia the Ssrid.-at the Cen.
ienni4l Grounds, Philadelphia, can secure
excursion tickets any day, on application TO
the railway agent, a. greatly redaeed rates.
Those Who are visiting the city should bsas
this IN mind and pro6t BY the arrangement.
Flannels, Sheetings, BlAnketS, Men Wear.
Dress Goods, at cost and less, al II. L. Norris.
Go and bug some Of Orndortf 4 AIbaaxh's
% cent Double WIDTH Black Alpaea. Il 4
worth At least Is cents
Bay your Boots and Shoes At II. L. Nor.
RS
The iargcs. and cheapest BOT Of Dress
Goods, Cashmeres, &c. ever brought 10 this
town can be fOand At 0rsdorif & Alb21ghs.
CENTENNIAL CLOTHING house..
Keep your eye on this If you want 10 save
money aad bay cheap.
Suits from $50 and npuArdS
Pants +" Loo
Vests " rs
Goats - rs a
An kinds Of ready made clothing can be
boQght low al II. Sebenthals opposite The
W. u 3. r. depot, Westminster Nd. If
caafon F1asaels 5 eeats Extra Good
Masiin, cents. Extra Good Calico, 5 cent?
Everything else marked i0En ju proportion,
at 0rudorf AlbAagh's
Go TO Kurtx, the Tailor, one door VAS Of
the Noztour House.
Look Al 0rndorff 4 Albaagh's Show Win
dows. A gentleman from St. Lozis displayed
his taste IN dressing them.
Felt, Cioih, and all kinds Of Skirts and
Skirting, cheap, at 0rndorf 4 and AlbSugh's.
Frank Leslie, the vel known pabIisker Of
Illustrated journals, has made an assignment
for his erediiors- His debts are stated At
fgzO, 0Q0. His publications will be c0nfinu-
ed IS heretofore.
A colonizstiop coDvenfi0h Of 400 or 500O
eolored people was lakeiy held in Corinsh,
Miss The African scheme Ess nci esspred.
but Ns~ Mexico, Arizona and E0rfkey1
Texas we're considered
The cattle in the Reighborhood Of Clere-
lard, Ohio. are spiEsring with eafile plague
supposed 70 have heen caught from the Texas
eastie. Many deaths have occurred, and the
disease appears 70 be infectious
4 barzlar forced biz zsy into The house q
kichtrd Boiling, near ST. PAM, Ind, Friday
night, BY opening tie nindow with an are.
Mhlle he fDAbsr va searching buFeau
Being secured he axe and Killed he ruiiian
By striking hin With i IN the bead.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church DEDIoArIoN.- Pipe Creek
Meeting House, on the farm Of Benjamin
Bixler, will be dedicated on Sunday, the 23d
Of September. Preaching will commence at
81 clock, a, m, and at g. p. IN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

A hostile meetine ESs 10 have taken mace
IA Baltimore On Susdzs last, between Dr.
W. " Nonis aad Thomas BagwsII, eronine
sout Of . quarrel over = game q billiards. A
challenge xas sent bl he Dr.. asd promptly
accepted. The time forthe meeting va s. 4.
N. Dr.. Morris and ftisnds we're on ~
sareensi, bat nngwell alleges to having OVER
slept himself and did nol appear until nf,ef
pha 0ih4rs had lefi Aiosh parties have len
lfka tily, fearing arresa Naih;ns more r;aic.
ulaas has occurred since he Mag. Benneti
affair last sprihg
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Tbs Baltimore Bee alludes to the ne
cessisY fos new aad more eficieut mill
"a system than that We now have. Il
VIII be urged upon the ne1t Legislature.
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Notice To Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of said Adam Fridnger, deceased, TO
file their claims against said deceased prop.
erl! proven, with the vouchers thereof, with
the Register of Wills for Carroll county, within
four months from the 9th day Of October,
1877, the day Of sale aforesaid.
EDWARD II. FRIDINGER,
sep lots Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE.

I'm THURSDAY, SEPT, 2ilh at i o'cik.
" p. m 8 Horses, Stallion, 2 Colts, 2
Mich Cows, 2HeiieFs, Boil. Steer. Thresh.
ing Machine, Horse Poser, Plows, &c, will
be sold BY the undersigned, one mile from
Bird Hill. For particulars see bills.
sep l5-2te CHAS. W. ARNOLD.
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An ice cream festival for the benefit Of the
VI. f. Church, at Gist's School House, will
be held at that place on Friday and Saturday
Of next week. The Sunday School Pic Mic
wall be held Saturday, al the same plsce.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

TINS BRoKES LILI.-Mr. J. Beaver, son of
Mr., Andrew j. Beaver, Of this city, has given
another proof of his rare genius in the sculp.
tors art. 1t is memorial wrought Of Parian
marble, to be placed over the grave of a
daughter of VIM. Reese, Esq. OF this city.
The design is poetic and beautiful. represent.
ing an angel kneeling beside a broken lily and
taking butterfly with tender care oat OF the
fading foweE The broken lily is symbolic
of the death Of the child, while the butterfly
represents the spirit Ii svery beautiful and
has been much admired by all who have seen
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

In the Crcuit Court for Carroll County
Nicholas Benson VS.. William s. Ganbs
and wife.
this 18th day Of September .
" the year 1877, A. b., that the sale nik
and reported Of the real estate in the tb5e
cause by Nicholas Benson, Trustee, be Hli'
cd and confirmed, unless cause to the oa
trary thereof be shown on or before the lti
day Of October next; provided copy ofhs
order be inserted in some newspaper pnuei
at Westminster, Carroll County, MARIAN
once week for three successive weeks Pn
yious to the sth day Of October next.
The report states the amount Of sales to \
S275. 90.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clst.
True Copy test;
sept 1887 Faux I, SHAW, Clets.
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Business Locals.

las Annual Statement of the expenditures
Of this eOanty viii be found in this issue.
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RAIS.-Rain began falling on Tuesday and
continued, with short inlermissions until
Thursday night On Wednesday morning
there was a very heavy shower which did
considerable damage TO the newly plowed
fields in the northern part of the county, and
n, the roads also.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

TELgGRAPH REDUcTIoS.-A reduction from
30 to % cents has been made on dispatches of
ten words between this city and Baltimore,
and from 40 cents to % cents to Washington;
also cent reduction on every additional
word. Dispatches can be sent from this city
TO all Offices with which this office connects,
except New York and Philadelphia, at the
above rates
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15
LOOM AFFATRs.

HOOPS MUS lrEMs.-A sad and fatal &C.
cident occurred at this place on Friday, the
nh instant. A boy in the employ Of Mrs.
Robbs, as house servant, was directed by her
TO 20 behind the mill tor some cobs. SO par
ticular was Mrs. Robbs that she followed the
boy and twice cautioned him against going
into the mill, Notwithstanding heproceeded
to the second story, and by some inexplicable
mystery became entangled with the upright
shaft Of the Turbine wheel, and, in less time
than II takes to write the occurrence, was one
mass Of broken bones. From the time the
accident occurred to the removal Of the I'm.
fortunate boy, could not have been more than
ten minutes. Justice kearney was summon.
ed and an inquest held over the body, the
verdict Of the Jury exonerahng all concerned
about the mill have been thus particular
in details, in order that the thousand and one
foolish rumors about this accident may be ST.
fenced, and also TO caution parents sending
their boys among this dangerous machinery,
Mr. MeComas is always on the alert, but il is
impossible for himself or miller to be every
where.
We have been blest with copious rains and
our farmers are busy ploWing for wheat,
Should the weather prove propitious il will
not be long before the wheat will be in the
ground. From what can learn very large
area Of both wheat and rye will be seeded this
fall. The early corn erCp is very superior,
but the late, ana glad to say that forms a
small portion, will not yield half crop.
All things considered our farmers have no
cause to cOmplain-hne crops of early pota-
toes, wheat, rye, &c, &c, should render them
thankful. VIII such be the case? lis ii
will be the first time ever knew farmers .
be satisfied.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Miss Florence Patterson, Of Freedom dis
trici, and Mr.. james Carroll, Of Charles.
were married Al the residence Of the bride on
Thursday. A special train Of cars conveyed
the friends from Baltimore to Sykesville.
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The excursion TO Annapolis from this
county on Tuesday fell short in numbers
owing TO the previous postpOnement on &C
count Of the weather, and the lowering
aspect Of the morning. The number was
about $50. Zsigler's band escorted the ex-
eurSionists through the city, and accompanied
them TO Annapolis, where they spent several
hours very agreeably in examining the Naval
Academy, State House, Governor Mansion.
&c. Altogether the excursion vas a very
pleasant affair. Much credit is due to Mr.
Hood for his energetic efforts to supply de-
pot AZ this station.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

-'N' '"V'"'"S ''tu4tV" on TIC hddtbloFc
and Ohio Railroad, IN Carroll county. Nd
Rl virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county sitting as Cour, of
Equity, bearing date 9TH day OF August, A. d.
1877, and passed in q cause wherein Francis
NJ. Hall IS complainant and John Zepp and
wife are defendants, the undersigned, as Trus.
tee will offer at Public Sale, at Woodbine
Station, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
On Saturday, 18th ddyof October, A. DIST,
at - o'clock, NJ, all the right, title and in.
terest of john Zepp and wife, OF, in and to
all that tract or parcel of land containing
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

In Fiuksburg, on the 10Th instant, oftyphoid
fever, Sarah Emily Gardner, daughter Of the
late Edwin and Maria Gardner, aged 43 years.
Al Reis,erstown, on Ilth OF September,
Albert l. Whiting, in the 32d year Of his age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Hiram Harbangh, of SAbillasville, has dis
covered valuable copper ore on his property.
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Commissioners, Notice.

THE County Commissioners Of CS gr,
\ county, VIII NEE, at their Office, in We
minister, on the first MosDAY OF uc7e"n
1871, for the transaction az business
Ivy order, ..,no
sen ST = 49, CLERK
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Tbs AIMS HoUsE FARM, &c.-Mr. John
Tracy, Steward, furnishes US with the follow.
report Of the crops raised on the farm during
the year lS76:-Wheat 679 bushels, corn
364 bushels, barley 2lsl bushels, potatoes
ll9 bushels, rye 1924 bushels, oats 4l0 bush
els, 1000 heads of cabbage, $50 bushels OF
beets and turnips, and a great quantity Of
other vegetables.
Number of regular inmates for the year
1916 average -; number of tramps accom-.
modated from November lst, 1875, 10 May
Is, 1877, 246S.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

AEx FRAcrUREB.-Between : and 10 clock
on Sunday afternoon last, George. aged about
5 years, son of Mr.. John Gait, near this city,
met Nth very severe accident. Mr.. Gait
was riding one horse aad Leading another, on
which Ge0rge was seated, and in passing
through a gate leading from the haruyard the
horse gave sudden start, throwing the child
TO the ground with great force, aud producing
= compound fracture OF the arm directly
above the elbow, the bone proiruding through
the aesh. Drs- j. H. BilliBgslea and Herring
rendered necessary attention.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Fht1er Ju.An MtElmg. IS years old. ne
:, Frederick cig. Nd. on Wednesday.
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NO. 1895 EQUITY.
In The Ulrcuit Court ior Carroll Count
Nmrod b. Dorsey Morigagee, vs.. C,,or,.
Hinkle, Mortgngor.

ORDERED this lsih day of Seplsab,,
~ A. d. 1871. that the sale OF ,bs :.
estate mentioned in the proceedings 4 n.
cause, made by Nimrod Il. DORSEY, Nor.
gee, and this day reported, be finally fstiss
and confirmed, unless cause to the coui.T
thereof be shown on or before the N q,
Of October next; provided a copy Of tbs 4
der be inserted IN some newspaper pablsAs
IN Carroll county once week Zoe ead q
three successive weeks before the l5,h a.
Of October next.
The report states the amount Of sale 70 \
$4,000.
FRANK T. SHAW, Glen.
True Copy,-Test;
sept lJ-Ii FH,NE r. SHAW, Clefs.
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MORTGAGES SALE
A FARM.
IN BACHMAN,S VALLEY

THE undersigned, by virtue Of a power of
Il sale in the Mortgage made TO him by
Rachel Warehime, dated the 23d day of De
cember, A. d. 1874, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll
county, in Liber F. I. s., No. s, folio 500,
&c, will, on
Saturday, tie soth day Of October, 4. D. 1877,
at 2 clock, P. NJ, of said day, on the pre-.
misses, offer the Real Estate, in said MORTGAGE
mentioned, at Public Sale, to the highest
bidder. A part Of said Real Estate consists
Of farm, situate in Manchester district, Car.
roll county, Maryland, about one mile from
Bachman's mill, and adjoins said mill prom.
erty, and the farms OF Samuel Matthias. David
Panabaker and other, and rnntains
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NOTICE TO TREspAssERs

THE undersigned hereby warn al pells la
a from trcspassing ON their premises w a,r
'or cunning, hunting, fishing, or N any - ~.
manner. The law will be rigidly en''''
against all yiolators Of this notice.
Isaac Brilliant, Adam Hively,
Henry Beltz, George Shower
John H. l.ammotte. sepSe
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

DEPosEn.-Ai a meeting of the Zion S
Classes, Of the Reformed church, held at Lit.
tlestown, las, week, Rev. Mr.. Ashenfel,er
was tried on charges heretofore mentioned in
this paper, and deposed from the ministry.
Mr.. Ashenfelter was not present, but during
the session sent dispatch to Littles,own,
stating that he had accepted a call to the pas.
toraie Of the Uuiye -salist church at Spring
field. Ohio.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

ORrHASs' CoURr.-Adam Shower, Esq,
Chief Judge Isaac c. Bale and L. p Sling,
luA, Esqrs., Associate Judges Dr. Henry
E. Bell, Register of Wills; Geo. NJ, Parke I,
ESP, Deputy Eegister.
Monday, September I0.-Wm. r. Curry,
administrator Of Jacob Frizzeli, deceased
settled first and final account
Nathan G. Franklin, administrator Of Cath.
arine Shneey, deceased, settled first and final
account.
Executors Of John A. Shugh, deceased,
received order to sell real estate of deceased.
Tuesday, September II-Report Of sale Of
real estate of James BOsley, deceased, finally
ratified.
Jacob Nyerly, executor of David Myerly,
deceased, settled 1st and final account.
John Clabaugh, surviving administrator W.
A. Of james Clabangh, deceased, settled fifth
account
Harriet A. Ways, administrator of John
I. WAYS, settled first account
Letters Of administration on the personal
estate in Maryland, of Christian Erb, late Of
Adams county, Pa, deceased, granted to
Peter Erb.
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100 ACRES OF LAND,
80 ACRES OF WOODLAND.

80 ACRES OF WOODLAND.
more or less, situate in said Carroll county.
on the road leading from Westminster 10
Manchester, adjoining the lands OF Michael
Ritter, and near to the lands Of Elias NyerIy.
The above lands will be surveyed before
the day Of sale and plat thereof exhibited
on the day Of sale, and will be sold on the
Aforesaid farm tol the quantities ascertained
BY the survey thereof
The terms Of sale are cash, to be paid on
the day Of sale.
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
Mortgage.
:. ). BAUNGAKTSER, Solicitor.
n. bah persons DESTROYS Of purchasing
the above properties will please call on The
Mortgages, who will cbeerfdlly show the same.
wM. BACHMAN,
sep lots Mortgage.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

A COOP MovE-0rders we're issued las;
week by President Hood, Of the Western
Maryland Railroad, relieving al freight train
hands from further work Immediately upon
arrival from trips The engine hands have
heretofore been required to put away the
engine, clean up, pat several tons Of coal on
the tender, which defraeted somewhat from
the time they would Otherwise hare had
to themselves The men feel very grateful
for the consideration shown them by the
company.
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AZ male citizens, without dia,ino,;a, AZ
color, who are enliled 70 resissrn,ias ~ =.
ihe preceding sections, are herebs sa,,s SIs y.
appear before the undersigned. A ,Aa 49,. 70
banned above, between the hoeyn ,s" w p.hes wv
On one Of the two days, and be sssss,nsss'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Tn BuEtI Fanflx will sing IN ne Han.
New Windsor on Saturday The nd insian,.
for tie beneff Of The ". (. Church.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1877-09-15

Wesiefa Maryland College dis CITY. opened
with seventy five aadeBis. This number viii
t. increased % over stghly ~ he il q
October.
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For Sale, at Great Bargains

nNE 80 inch Diamond State sepa'ass
~ Mounted. 0ae' 30 inch do e'pf
cheap, durable aud new.
TAYLOR MANUFACTURING ~.
sep s.a Wesimins'eh
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The Mains election went Republican as
usual.