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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sulscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans'
Court of Carroll comfy Letters Teslamentarv
on the personal estate Of
GEORGE YINGLlNG,
late of Carroll county, deceased. An peraops
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO the sub.
scriber on or before the oath day OF January.
1880; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from oil benefit of said estate. Those N.
debted are requested to make inalnedinle
payment
Given under my hand this 24ik day oe
JOHN YINgLING.
llne Se-4tF Exeealor.
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In The Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Chas. 7. Reifsnider, Assignee, vs.. Chas. w.
Hood and wife.
ORDERED this sth day of July, 1879, that
~ the sale made and reported IN the above
cause by Charles I. Reifsnider, Assignee, as
set forth in his second report Of sales be final.
" ratified and confirmed, unless cause 10 The
contrary be shown on or before tho 18th day
Of August next; provided copy Of this order
be inserted in some newspaper Published in
Carroll county, Maryland, once week foE
three successive weeks previous to the 9th day
Of August next
The report states the amount of sale 10 be
s35l. LOO.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy-Test:
july 1874 Faux T. SHAW, Clerk.
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rabhe Sale Official Estate, near Manches-
ser, ueorge \. Callrider, acting executor.
a. ice Cream Festival at Springdale School
w l. seabrook, Attorney ut Law, West
Festival at Frizzellsburg.
Last Of Letters 10 Westminster Posioibec-
Maryland Agricultural College.
legal Notices.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

FIRST NAroSAL Haxg, Nrw wtxpson, Mn.
June 9sth, 1870 J
fHk President aud Directors OF this Bank
\ have thig day declared a dividend az
-FOUR AND ONE HALF f4ll per cent. On
The capital stock, for the months ending
June sQth, 1879, payable on and after Julg
ION, 1879. All taxes paid BY tho hank.
\, n. HALLE,
july a,4t Cashier.
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The government viii furnish graluiionsly
.ombstones for the graves Of oil soldiers who
died during and since the war by sending
nana. are, rank. company, regiment and date
~ deaIk 10 Capt. A. BilHngsiea, this city,
tombstones can be procured.
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sEPTEMHHH sth, 1879,
wHITELoCK,S VHGETAToR.

WE again offer the farmer this valuable
w fertilizer, equal ia quantity and condi-
ton 10 any We have ever sold. The past
winter has demonstrated its superiority to any
thing IN the market. Il is bound to produce
crop Of wheat, however severe The winter.
ana ~ .hf lnlloWnd hy q seising al grnss. Ii
Is SO rich IN plant food that an application Of
one-quarier 10 one-thiFd less than any other
manure will suffice, thus showing Il to be he
cheapest 10 use.
W. WHITEL0CK, \ Co,
"A SouqH SrRger,
june 2S.Sm Baltimore, Nd.
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Edward, eldest son Of Abdon Carlisle, met
with most painful accident last Tuesday,
while hauling manure. After unloading he
started back TO the yard, driving the horses
from the wagon. As he drew the rubbers his
foot slipped aud he fell to the ground, strik
ing his side against the prongs Of dung fork
which fortunately were very dull, or the re.
suit might have been fatal. He was confined
to his bed few days, but is able to be up now.
Our young friend and enterprising village
man, Clarence Brown, has opened shop for
the purpose Of remodeling and repairing old
harness. Success to him.
Mr.. ID. h. Stem has piped the water from
Nails dam into his stable yard, for conve.
nienee aud the use of his stock, Mr.. Martin
Devilbiss doing the work.
Charles, eldest son Of j. 7. Bond, run a
pitch fork prong through his great toe, whilst
in the employ of Mr.. Peter Cover. lie was
compelled TO stop work few days.
Miss Honor Williams, Of Mt. Vernon, has
been very III for the last three weeks, but is
now improving.
The farmers say the wheat crop here is
scarcely an average, the fly having cut guam
tiiy Just before il filled. Oats are failure,
and corn will be unless it rains soon; late
potatoes, pasture and the gardens are suffer.
ing.
We received visit, last Thursday week,
from Kansas cyclone, and for 10 or 10 min .
utes, tree limbs. dust, farmers hats, sheayes
of wheat, &c, were flying through the air,
but very little rain fell.
A number of young ladies from various
sections are rustcating on the banks of Sam 5
Creek this summer.
Last Tuesday the thermometer indicated in
the shade 1919 at Mr. L. I, Snader's, and 1919
at Rev. Reds.
Whoopng cough is raging here, and ap.
pears To be determined that it will let no limo
cent Tor guilty. child escape.
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SMITHSRAW BONE PHOSPHATE

Hundreds of farmers testify to the fact that It
has no superior for wheat aud but few equals
for grass We have reduced the price this
year, but guarantee to keep our Phosphate
up to the former standard, and warrant that
it shall be composed Of none but the very
best materials. Every bng will be uniform,
in fine condition for drilling and have the
Analysis stamped upon it. 10 or ~ months
credit will be given by purchasers giving APP
proved note bearing O per cent. interest; or
We discount interest for cash, thus making a
saving Of l2 per cent.
FOR SALE BY
Denton Gehr, Westminster, Nd.
Chas. c, Engel, New Windsor, Nd,
McKinstTy & Stoner, Union Bridge, Nd.
Or will be shipped to any point on the W,
NJ. or Pa. and Fred, K. II. by addressing
j. j. SMITH & SON,
july 6.mo New Windsor, Nd.
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Proceedings. Of ,he Comm ON Council.

A special meeting Of the Mayor and Com.
mon Council was held Monday evening, Mayor
Irwin in the Chair, and the Board nearly full.
Israel Zeiber was nominated and reelected
bailiG, and Messrs. VIM. Baker and Thomas
Il. Webster we're appointed special baililis,
hui are 10 receive no Compensation from the
corporation. They are paid by citizens. The
law requires that they shall be appointed by
corporate authority, and give bond for faithful
and iudicial service.
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FOB THE HOUSE orDELEGATES

M arc authorized to announce Charles
~ ~ Favour candidate fpy The Hoase
o. delegates, subject to the decision Of he
Demoera'lo cpnrentlon, iuly 5-tns
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STATE OF MARYLAND.
~ OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF SYArn
ANNAPOLIS, July 10Th, 1879.

ASSAPoIls, July 10Th, 1879.
10 Al Whom II Nay Concern;
NOTICE is hereby given that application
has been made TO the Governor for Pardon
in the case Of the State VS., John 4. Israel.
charged with the crime Of hastardy and com.
mitted TO Carroll County Jail, in default Of
bond, to support the illigitimate child. Tho
Petition is supported by the Recommendation
Of the States Attorney for Carroll county.
The Governor viii take up the said case
for final decision, on or after Thursday, the
oath day Of July, 1879, until which time bro.
tests against the said application will be heard
and the petition in the case open to inspec
ton, al the discretion Of the Governor.
BY order Of the Governor.
r. G. HOLLYDAY, -
july l2-2t Secretary Of State.
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! ~ E7T7V I7TUTT t. 77T7
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Jeremiah Rinehars, MorigAgee, vs.. Joel K.
bollingef and Mary A. Bolliuesr, his uiie.
nRDERED this 10Th day Of asly. Il. b.
~ 1873, that the account 0f the aadiior
filed ~ this cause, be finally ratified and ton,
hrined, unless cause To the contrary shsfaaf
be shown on OF heihfe The 28th dap Ii 1nix
inst provided . copy Of this order Be insssi
90 ipf two successive weeks h6fofo The Inaf
named day IN aome 9ewspApas Published II
Carroll county
!, FRANK +. SHAW. Clerk.
July 1924 FhAkk r. sHzs, Ciesl.
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CAMP MEETING,

MO preventing Providence o Camn Meet,
~ ing will DO held In the grove Of Nj.
kphralm Garner, near I.nwood Station, by III
Church Of God, commencing July 2Bih. A
boarding tent will accommodate visitors n
reasonable rates. Members Of the church
anc all other Christian people are respectfully
invited to tent with us.
J. H. CHRIST, \
J. A. SAxT0N, Committee.
JnlY l2;at ~ :
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NOTICE TO FARMERS,

A $ The season advances and seeding time
"A approaches, again we desire TO call at
teniian OF farmers everywhere to our we'll
known brand of fertilizer,
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

STATE Of Maryland, Carroll County, to.wii
ON this Eth day Of July, 1874, Elwoad e.
~ SnadeF, q sAid solnty, appeared before
me, the subscriber, Justice OF the Peace Of
said County and State, and made oath on the
Holy Evangely Of Almighty God that he took
up as an esiray, trespassing ON his enclosure,
an Aldetny Heller, about Is months old, with
bell and strap attached to her neck.
Given under my hand.
LOUIS DIELMAN, J.P.
The owner Of the ahova sni,gal Is requested
70 GENE tafward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away.
ELwoOD Z. sNADER,
july l2-3wA New Windsor, Nd,
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ME- are authorized ID ensnahoe r. O.
wv MATIHEW9 q candidate tar he next
Shefssal'y % Carroll County, subject 10 he
decision Of The Democratic County Conson.
ton. feba.ts
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Westminster Seminary.

HAVING had 20 years experience in
~ Teaching, and years 10 travel, have
concluded TO resume my former profession ON
the corner Of Bond and Main streets. West
minister, Nd,
SEPTEMBER sth, 1879,
for the benefit Of my own children, and few
other ladies and gentlemen who may desire a
thorough practical English education, inclnd.
ing vocal and Instrumental Mgsip-Piano,
urgan pF Violin FpE further inslgnelinus
and Dircplars, address
!, Il. RUELI,, Principal,
July l4lms Westminster, Nc.
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NOTICE.

THE Nesional Greys' Band respecifally
a offer their services 70 the public for Pic
MICS and Social EntertAinmenla, Al tprnh 10
SUIT me times, Fer iHfiheE Information and
'oFas aPRlF Va ], =. MITTEN, n
Band Agent.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
VANDBRFORD BROS.

TERMs-s2 per year in advance Single comics
cents N0snbscriptlon discontinued until all arrears
ADVERTISING RATIS-One square Is Iinesl will
be inserted times or less for 81 and jcents rene
subsequent insertion. One square mos SJ5O q
mos, g. " mos -. Business Cards not pxceedina
= lines, " per year When the number Of Insertions
forbid and charged accordingly Yearly adyeftisers
must combine advertisements 10 their own business
Rule and Figure Work double price BusineSs N.
Gals 10 cents per line. Marriages and Deaths inserted
free, Obituaries aud personal communicate MS
cents per line.
HS-All correspondence with this Office should be
addressed 10 TliE ADyocArE.H
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40 ACR Is Of LAND

more or less, situated three miles north of
Taneytown on Alloway's Creek, within mile
Else and others. The Improvements consist
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Receipts by Railroads.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD

- rp 49, I.,.. ,
Oo'opef ., s. - ~, a. 81 CtI,,,or ~ e. |
COTTON t,oa ~ j Il .rhnras sco wv fhafa uamiI
frounht-',S . " .- 80 -. &C. az, 70 uaidsn
Ton foWsuI 60 H. pihsnn u NJ All ~ |
HAWKINS f''us' - ,ss ~ ord.r o., ! Gnn,bsI |
Lehman An,mtS uh az IN u,rrs scn ,oh |
--1Sn ai'en, . esS ,s, Ali.n Nngsnt Aco TN IN
Jnn HAfn.e 80 ,,e + n Earanson s.rn lie II q n |
A ICY K.nnoI,, ~ fns nsver .Esia A. |
BeeT-i,1 fAS H, H'r.cs.t.;, on pr;tt - 4, Mavsnn
o0-lnn n ytnAh y h..''bF I, e III a, s.a AZ
~ . Ah."ps q, r q +. Neunon 20 IN x eeer & |
Jno fhs' " 49, No. ,t;rs,n y. Kirpnatrirh 4 |
CardneF--'o NHt.e" . = -, -. ~ o. ~ g., AZ
90 -F y '1po G. VI & q Nawman aco IN Siua
Mafob o. oeh'e"H ~ H.. soo n - r + Carver "a
Enps &Gp-,i = a','s n Wo1es emo a to Nalls a.
ReadleA, Wood @oo 49,. = y ! y u = 49, t. -
IamihaHk-' 49,. $50, ~. E,o ~ Nnrwood a p{ch
Gor"iu &co,n I,.pp 80 "a scbaidt l. Zisaiav
arda.t n - W tss y :, ff.rr;san n Goo =, 8 " paw
r. Iook ohIH- ~ shnrsr \ "a IN u u SsnteT 4
tns-@ i"sVy' .1"et, 80 I[,r,nnnds Itaddf, 4
CO iWVn r, :. 4 IT. . N, ttar N II NJ wrsnag sao
coo III pht7 Po, ', , "''0i hif hIs nbisb ~
-in PSRs p''re. !, Y ;. 49,. padw,n SEQ N hhls au
a fhaket- pt sa r Neiaon Scn2 car nav 40
SAGE No . III ...i .so uecl Aco 30 pkgs meat
sac ka "o"'o. aoo" v. 49, 80 y i TeIpanaio I III
too boxes hheesa D . $500. do =. hhI, nnf.toes u
ii MehlnapS-,, a e tIo 1,n MI Ii,ne ~ rf.l
GVatea 'ahnA2e 'osop 49, h,enr a. MD ,n,ot t1il
rope 70 = " 1.at y - TIN dn ! hhra Sat,5,aga IN
pcs hhiR noat ,sti e. Morboy I, NM, a,,5age
bbs "n'aNf t.o 1 5 tUb,fa q p,4rne y- N D. III
senm}at . or 40 ~ prowented & pfaifeF@50
meai m II ~ .Ya III u. n II a.r1, al a. ri Snor
bbs WHISKY nnp mi sum" SIar IN Iobn r Woore
80 hoasrlo NJ, ~ - ~ bntter smith Pros
lr-2o 40 ~ o" , 10 II u e.osman d Fro smptv
eco $500 = n NM bacon Ta4 Mcftrath-i
peer A'aH a 60 n "a f,otton se.d a aIion-I00
car co1toh se ~, W W ,ras " Sco1on hills orits To
DDS .,naN " ~ NM 1anr H,rr5 son 4 Eeftison-3I
~. snn1as coona nonltry to Miller g. Meyer-s2
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reioininc among the coal men when the rise
does come

&sS' spec, Il to The Demoerat
ar Lofr1. Oar 1.-THE river fell one tenth OF
a foot during the last twenty- four hours-s 10
fact in fhn gauga Arrivad: Maumalla trom
Memphis, Carrier from Yicksbura. Departed
M hsn IT, M aaa f Howern viii
leave for Nav Oaiaans on Wednesday af ~ y g.
aui will ~ followed by the Apule !. Silver on
CARO- Oet 27 THE Josie. Harry and Colo
rnan aItHrnd Tor Mamphis, Tho Oasch'fa ta'la
COOS south ~ morrow. ThaGhnt6nniai arfiVNH
f.. day from New Orlenns and the Susie stV"r
from Viaksburg.
lEy Telegraph
MEMPHIS Oct The river rose INCHES.
Depsred Hard cash fannte tmtn V,.k k5lss -
T I'D Wave for New Orleans.
CTNc1ssArt, OCT. N@Tha river Ia feet 6
inch. and failing Light ra'n at noon, hutfaif
rrrrsHtrpa on. W. Tho riyar "a J Inches md
stationary, Weather clear and cool
CAIRO on a7Arrtvca moLanq ,ro,n meNH nr
. ~ Annie nj + Silver rom New Orleans It y
apd the aodG ad h"e , " Y ~ h'I na = u
y. m Florence Meyer for Voksbnrg ut 9 n r.
tonteupia for ST. Louis at NJ M An = ss s'
nrb 10 an ~ rs,as Weather eear and
40 degrees. e
III. Lourz OFT ~. Arrived: Carrier from rom
yieksburs Yaoear from New Orleans I9s
river has fallen inch: featga inches ~ TO
gauga Weather cool and pleasant, 49,.
EVANSVILLE, Dot. AL. river innnas 'atRa
and stationery. Weather parity cloudy and
clearing. ,, ,I :
feet 10 inches n the oanal, Weather cloudy aho
' VnEsnuRa, Oct a.. Weather. clear. Their
nometer ~. Tho river has risen INCHES
Down j Nj White al ., NJ, ALICE. Fort bads
| Hanry Frank sunday. and City Of Alton Vt 2
N. Up: Belle 81 Memphts. Thompson Dean
SUNDAY, and Clnutnan NJ \ w., pan. TN
1 1flf ~ II
steamer Henry Frank arrived here With Go
bales. $500 sacks of seed Mud ~ bnrrels Y OIL
/ Will arrive Tuesday aud anvs We etit {, es ,
H.roN RouaE. Oct. 1,-To Ford. V; oetios
| The steamer John Wilson will arrive vt p ~.
and Leave rs usual. Wednesday
| T. "A. ELANKS. Master.
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MORGAN'a LOUIsIAHA AND TEXAS RAIL
ROAD AND STEAMSHIP GO.

October a7@a bhds sugar J N Walsh 70 Hush y
favert- IA f!1app ,rns aon-7 J I, Harris &co-f II"
IoS,nasiar e. EinderIS do "a hhs malasses John Cat
dar 1 IN r ssvin=s do y hhds sugar Enbarh'er
Behsng 4 bhs auHar hhts m"lassas Richard Miih-
ken.@s do Robert Hare--f bales nntton IertrcT' .
Din q w santail &oo-26 j w Bnrhridge &On-d I.ah
man A braham sor- 7 Moutons-2 II Frotseher
z9Fg q Gibert-4payns Kennedy &oc-3Jno Chet'e
sooZ2 paps eggs bdls hides sacks rough riee J
Nicola IA dp Il ,Johpson-iAl Foersters Rice MIL
900 j Nj WaIsh-93i Fl Allison &oo-t Dbl Of green
hides qS pk gs eggs l. Laoassagne-3 sacks seed cot
fan A +, f,honIn-3 aacks cottnn TO Lacnste A. Ghas
safgnso-a do r i Stamps pkga eggs A Himel-.
y do Il DeThea-ta 10 bales moss l. Ierreb"nne-
sacks seed cotton q Pascal &No-la pkgs eggs to Ry
knski q Manade-il DO r Sewn do tasse =
hhds green hides Beer pkgs eggs Fl l GOTHAM
soo-l2 If bales moss Ensh & L,evert-s bales moss
q Fl Wright s do i E,boIet,&5 sacks cotton Joseph
Virnes j plss eggs n slson Soo-22 head cattle to
ycnok Mitchell Sno-fo do Pascal Servat-M t" II
EeIIneu- sundries to orderTnEa ~ bales cotton II
ssosa Uoftop Z sacks seed cotton IS hbds augsr
bbls sugar IS bbs Iuoiasses sC2 sacks rough rioe
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RAILROADS.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD,
IN MOBILE FAST LINE.L
THE SHORTEST ROUTE TO EAST ERN
CITIES
ONLY LINE WITH DOUBLE DAILY PAS
SEHAER TRAINS.
On and after Sunday. August 81. 1879, trains
will arrive and leave depot. foor of Canal street
as follows:
LEAVE, ARRIVE
No Express No. 2 Express.
daily. 80 am daily. .......7; ~ Afa
no Express No. Express
daily, ........ BOO D M daily -9:A p.Th
No Coast AG- No. 6Coast Nc
eommodati'n commodann
daily except daily except
Sunday 80 p.m. SUNDAY - ;2e nm
Tickets may be obtained and Sleeping Oas
Barths secured IN advance on application at the
office corner Camp and Common streets. opDo
sue o''' 11 b. b. ROBINSON. superintendent,
d1ly J. W. COLEMAN. Ticket Agent.
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GREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AMD NEW On.
LEANS RAILROAD,

THE QUICK EST ROUTE EAT.
Trains will leave and arrive at the Calllope
Street Depot on and after September a. la79 re
Leave, Arrive.
EXP. No. l. s:is .. n. kxp. No. ?. 40 = fn'
Nos. and run daily. Nos. 3 and - Dolly. ez-
cept Sunday. 80,
lea sUNp s. 7 % ExGURsroN to Mcoomb City
'e PULL 81 " PALACE SLEEPING CARS
TEROuaH TO LogIsgIh1LE ,, GINy1gIINNAsdd ,I III
CHANCE, and for ST LOUIS Sleeper Ia at
tached at Milan. enabling passengers, to &c
through without LEAVING the train. Only GAt
sleeping cars through to, CHATTANOOGA,
for the Virginia Springs. daily. without change,
Tickets for sale, berths secured and lnforrna
ton given at No. "a Camp street, corner OF
~ A.D. SHELDON Ticket Agent.
r CHANDLER. General Passenger Agent
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I'm ports.

HAVANA Ter steamship Chase 5000 cigars
Paaoto- 900 Dc Desommes ,ooo 70 'iassah
Zoo 5000 "a sn0 parer cigars + Modal
NEW YORk-rer ship VIM IapEontt-ll2' hhis
cement 10 bs nav goo tons egg coal 6l0O bbls 81
so cas- 90 OIL and sundry mdse
rHII,A nEI,PIiIA- Fer aehr Eva ! Smith-55a
tons coal
IJVERFOOI--fer ship Importer3li5 sacks salt
to order
IJVFRPOOI+-Par bark San Fernando-f' crates
earten ware to WIN lit lS-33o0 sacks salt 10000 ire
bricks 100 bales old bags 10 order
UAXRE Far bark Albert BOP miilENonas to y y
Ranlett Geo case oil ! yinegsr case tobacco
rasas furniture Tar sitter 49, cases hltering stones
bdl do cases locks cases iron work CASKS S~IEe
a rases tin ware bales hides casks tale cases caps
OH yier &co-.2 bales tarpaulins l. Hg'and eass
statues I. Sareherre ~ pkge Jack sFFaWs 4 1asas.i
caas mdaa l. Anderson y cases Gr@hRsry 10 LaHbt".
Duff
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT TUESDAY, OCTOBER IS 1919

stork--t do vcutrain--iso pkas beer = Hollsnner
rIoskev & MsrKev--l box car Broekett & Carter-50
hbls oI Union Oil Go-sundry mdse Felix Walker
4 hhfs whisky J r Balton-a bills baking powder 70
narksop Hroa-taa pkgs paper Palmer &oo-ie0
hh,s smiles r f;szeptre-f car iron Baldwin &on-t
car cabbage to j Selamepi $50 pkgs pigsteet 7co
PIX q lard r. f DeIBondio-5 frkins butter 10 SohWa
raehar q Hirsel,-%i2 boxes tomatoes & Daviaoh q
20 % hills potatoes qhls apples Joseph Keller
if de- Greva A. Wtldermann- 90 bhH potatoes 90 70 .
( INV 100 bbis lime q Clark hhis hakfng pow
der i.aohta& Gordes-so ok "a tobacco l Hatazln-1
do Perkins X Ern--l3 pkgs mdRe ! Msthes-A psgS
iron y Il Steers stsndries to order Total 1924 bales
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ETEA M BOATS.
Robt E Lee Cam pbell. from vioksburg

Roht Lee Campbsll from Vicksbur1
Alvin EoovalI from Lower Coast
Jne A sNudder Carter from st Lnuis
Frank Fargoud Tchn from Argyle
Iaura Lee, Lee from Arkopoiis
E j Gay Brown from HavnH Sara
Csmelia Hanover from Covingtnn-New Basin
Henry Tera Auooin. from Dnnaldaonvila
Inay Gastreli Anat. from Point Pleasant
Enms irvine Ruiz. from Lower Coast
Belle Comatork from Bayou GoulA
John 5 Baird Baird from RayoH Barataria
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aec,, pta at the ora Basin.

Tnhefupota River-Per sohr Ftnms Amelia 30
cords wood tn order
Paacafoula- Per sehr Jnljanna 90 bbis charcoal
to order .
Bayou I,anombe-Psr sohr Josephine No 2~2s
cords wood TO order
Bayou Laeom Per schr Hattie NJ 1000 bills of
charcoal to order
Bay St Louis--Per sobr Eba u 600 fast lumber to
order
Blind Rivsr-Psr ashr r y kemp-3o cords wood
to order ~.
TchefunctA River-fer sohr Lizzie keilnm 600
bbs sand tn orGer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-28
Exchange Clippings. october r..

ut. Louis Times: ,,.-..,.-..,y
farst trim last sensnn Novambar 3. Sho went
ont drawing ak AMI ht'lf feet, and Cant.
O'Nepl thinks he will get out earlier thhn thRt
Pittsburg Cnrrnspendenrs MHrine Journal:
Our Delegates huge nii Gonn ~ thM National
Board meeting. aud I'll anpartea WIN Stailrs
ON their faees which we're moistened by the
light fall of rail-. that ha- raised our river inst
an inch and tbree-eighths close me- sure
boatmen was due of urse 10 tho rain, Tor !, Is
the first time lii sky days that oha ~ lhsH IT'D
boon known 70 smile whan awake IN sln.p
thev have dreamed several times Gt twenty
and thirty foot risa ana smiled aceor,liagly but
swore blue s'raAks nf vitriotzai Wrah wren
fiat on their stomach the yetim Of nightmare.
and the river still eating down Thor" ~ con
siderable here yM "t e fish ~ ~" aoWrsa =,
the September failure. Our predictions WNht
for naught, though pa4ei npnn twenty yearr q
reaus Of Observation appear hopeful 81 heavy
rains all over thu Ohio valley Ia The next teW
DAYS which should nley np ha most llSe2H-
ISOLATE. II Is eloud} h"tR this morning, the iain
having abatei Hast evening
There never was gr"a er nsGesstly Tor ,} per
manent Improvement pt til" 0hio thah Illus
trated aust now by the low water ana embar.
coed coal interest Of this section. For tn WAn'
Of water Ia tue river he fIai H If II
fdIe, and thousands vi men, | might say, with.
out work and the rignra Of winter near a. hand
Something should br dNis 'tlt1 l,.a, SpnPtifiS ~
market when It i mined and not % driven Al
most to bankruptcy With wealth a. eur r. 1927 ns
which canno, TN utilized. lmpfoEe &ha Uni
river | say, ana that speedily, AZ presen
there IL not 4 bu4He ITs4 than 5000 700 6nshel.
OF coal loaded al thu pools and ah9T,, and below ii
the bridge. Every barge, boat ana heal aSallti
hIa Il loaded ana ready rs start on moment
notice, There ara nearly s,pooe9 bushels abov'
and below the suspension bridge: when VIII "
or ii 900 900 bushels la the pools will bse foate'
down to this city and 60 out, the second run; o
as much Of 1T as can be handled. There Will p