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pENNsYLvANIA HAILHoAD.
AND uSifE6 STATES NAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
On and alter May 49, 1879.
Trains leave New York. via DesbrOsses and COrtAndt
Street Ferries, a. follows:
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West AMI South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached A. NJ. and 10
4. " daily
For wiuamsport Lock Haven. Cory aud Erie at = 80
4, NJ, connecting al CORY for litusNile, Petroleum
Centre, and the Oil Regions Wnliamsport and Lock
Haven. y A NJ
Baltimore. Washington. and the South Limited wash.
ington Express" OF Pullman Palace Cars daily. except
SUNDAY. 10 A NJ; arrive Washington. 4l2 r VI Regu.
lar alta ~ and 20 A NJ, l. 4 and 10 r NJ sunday 4sU
A. ". ami ~ + VI.
Expfcss Tor Philadelphia, 80 I'D % 40 Imiteil.
II NJ. l, tl. 4, .. q. 7gl = 80, ana 10 p NJ sun,
day. 4 80 and A VI ~ q. 81 \ 30 and 10 T. NJ Emi.
grant ami second class 80 4. N
Boats of brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jer~y Guy. anuriing speedy and direct
transfer for BROOKLYN travel
Trains arrive Prom flisen'gh eG5, 1904 y, 100
Prom Washington and Baltimore. $50 ". .. . ~.
4b1. 1910 4 NJ sunday. 50 4. VI and lO.lO 4 "
From Philadelphia. 3.ii, 6u5 $50 NlO, 10 40 ~ 80
A. NJ. p $50. 80. d % 500 aud 1910 T. VI Sunday.
3 s. d.d. $50 Ia ~. n so A. VI $40. 10 10 NJ
Ticket Onices go ana ga Broadway, Astor House
and foot of ncshrosus and Cortandt sts Court and
Brookhn Ann.N Depot loot OF FULTON IT., Brooklyn. IA
ll6 and ilS Hudson It. linhuken, Depot Jersey CITY.
Emsrant ncket Ohi,c Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON. l. 4 FARMER
General Miutser Genl Passenger AGENT
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Miss Duer Indicted for Murder.

Snow HILL. Md. May 21.-The Grand Jury
which has been engaged since Monday In examining wit
In the OF Miss Lille Ducr charge OF shoot
INK Miss Ella llearn has indicted Miss Duer for muric
in the first degree. Miss Duer Il reported refusing "a
allow the plea OF insanity to be entered fo her Her
version OF the shooting Is A. follows called TO Ella
for the purpose Of taking walk She did wish go
begged her she refused. then wanted 20 kiss her
hal the pistol in my hand after giving the attempt
to kiss her and looking at the cartridges counting
them, when the pistol went on am not murdercss
visited her twice during her illness The rst time she
heard my voice, and called me went into the room
ant she received me hv putting her arms around my
neck She then said ILL., what's tho matter with p
told her that she was hurt who hunt mei she asked
L. Ella ! replied. ~ who did L. Then, you
Old not do II purposely did yon'"
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MERE MENTION.

The Ataanta Boat Clubs opening for the season takes
place az ne new quarters on the Harlem River at T..
NJ ON saturday.
Mayor Cooper has directed Thomas Mccormack to
Weights and Hures AS under the Corporation Coun.
sells opinion, he is not legally entitled 10 that Office
Crank Giuich, who In March last stabbed Frank Lad.
sancto win sn'tto was yesterday sentenced 10 i've
years m the state prison Judge toNing In passing
mnce amnadVcr~d upon The growing practice OF stab
Ding among the Italians IN TINS city,
Edward DAILY lahorcr Of aG2 First avenue was found
under pile Of manure scOw nj the dumping pier at
East Twenty second street yesterday morning lie was
the only lHhurtr tu tho NcduC say and the posi-.
uon OF the body indicates that a load fell on him,
The houses formerly belonging to the Cochran estate
ana nov the blownN OF Thomas Martin, opposite the
Ht'un. tnut,n '' mulW,lu'i l.. l., were burht yes
dwelling of william lilp ans damaged The total loss
iscsumated At s'~F', partially insured.
The divorce suit OF Robert g Brown against Catherine
T. Brown was tried IN the city Court oi Brooklyn before
Judge hctuc ANA Jury Yesterday The pltuun lsa
printer and u Republican poiuoian They were married
in 1874 and have thild years Old bat they have
uDi lecu living q, thtr Tor some time Brown accused
BIS wic Of mhdeht}. The verdict was for the wiie.
Tho barsc excursions last year for poor and SICK jewish
ciiifrh pfoitI 80 hti'ntl' hal lht committee desire
ha, been ISSUED Contributions may De sent Leonard
/. Mi,ohn Treasurer ~ b.oome street or to tne Rev
Henry Jacobs sos West Twenty ninth street, Nathan
Lewis .1i Broadway john D. Davis, ~ Walker street
In regard to the marriaee ON April 20 by William Kun
ncr notary public of Louise Neu 10 otto llarr, the
gnnty was referred has decided thnt"a notary public
cannot ,nlcmni' marriage, nor can such PAPER uhe
WHlhEe c'luntItl De properly recorded, ann an suih
lHi'. rhnud tr sent 10 the persons deceived who may
suffer nom such error
Mary Jane 81 George was found insane at % Monroe
has trcc pretty children and and anxiety and her
Inability 70 hnd cmploNmont htd dethroned her leason
Insane and Officer ulnard the Society for the Pre- ven
h1n Of Cruelty to Children took the little family away.
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MGRArH,s LONG IMPRISONMENT.
Sent to Ludlow Street JAN for Debt, and Re
Iensed In IA Dying Condition.

leased In IA Dying Condition.
A petition from Thomas McGrath, a pris-
onor in Ludlow street Jail was handed yester-
day 10 Judge McAdam. in Chambers OF tho
Marine Court. II set forth that the prisoner is
the defendant in suit instituted by benjamin
L. Bowes in 1871 in which judgment for 1895
was rendered against him. Last April he was
taken TO the City Hospital. and received med
ical treatment until about two weeks ago. Be
ing surrendered by his bondsmen. no was then
conveyed 70 Ludlow street Jail. and has since
been incarcerated there. The petition said that
he was sick. and that he feared he would die in
prison II not at once released. Attached to the
paper was n certificate by Thomas L. O'Bren
the Jail physician. saying that McGrath is Ill
with pulmonary tuberculosis and that his fur
Their IMPRISONMENT would hasten his death.
Judge McAdam sent Capt. Wines one OF the
officers OF the court 70 the Jail to investigate the
case. On his arrival VI cGrath was in bed in his
cell. He was brought down by Keeper Herman.
VINO sald that ,hls was me worst case that they
hnve had for years. McGrath presented a pitt
able spectacle His tremb ing limbs. cmacated
frame. and sunkcn eyes showed that the repre-
sentntions OF his petition were not exaggerated
Dr. O,Brien said no did not believe tho man
would live two months longer.
The prisoners wife was Just quitting the jail
rs Capt. Wines entered. Her threadbare attire
torn shoes and suffering face told OF her pow
erty. She said that she was irving to support
herself by taking in washing and by odd work
Capt Wines was also approached by n pris-
oner named BEDDING who said that he mad
been in Jail for six weeks. having been arrested
~ civil action for an assault and battery
with this prisoner were his wife and his two
llttln girls all three as tidy and attractive IA
could be- Redding said that he was anxious To
have trial. or 10 have proceedings taken to
obtain his release. He had lawyer but
notthin had yet been done for him:
The result Of the Investigations in these two
cases was reported by Capt Wines to Judge Mo
Adam, who thereupon ordered McGraths re-
lease at once. and instructed an attorney who
was IN court 70 prepare papers upon which to
move 10 Yacatc the order Tor Redding's impris-
Onmeut Six weeks confinement. tho Judge
said. he considered long enough in an action
for assault and battery. Further imprson-
ment now would be an abuse Of process.
Tho order for McGrath's release was taken at
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Shooting Mt her Daughter. seducer.

LINCOLN. Neb., May IA shooting ARRAY
barnes. wife Of lightning rod dealer here and ). q
Dcnnycr. physician. Dcnaycr had ruined daughter
Of Mrs Barnes To night she met him near his dwelling
Whcnh he passed, going home she nret At him, being
only two tcct lie into his house. and he
entered the door nred At her. she then nred again
SCATTERING the glass In the door. and she passed tho
house he replied with second shot which went
through her cloak and grazrd the skin. She screamed
AMI ran home She arrested and placed under
bonds Dcunyers wife is Barness sister. sympathy Is
NntlIoly win VII. Barncs. and ngansl DenaNer-
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STEAMBOATS, anO Rallru1Na.

4 TROY BOATs.-CITIZENs LINE-Ncw
"A. steamers Snrato aud CITY OF Troy leave Pier %
r. foot Of Lerov It. daily except saturday. at T. NJ
for Troy and all points North AMI West
ALBANY BOATs.-PEOPLE's LGNB-stcamcrs
n Drew and Dean Richmond leave Pier Al. \ r. foot
OF Canal st.. every week day ats +. NJ. Tor Albany
INOR NEW ZURICH AND POUGHkkRPStE 80
Steamer ANDREW HARDER. siHy. Thur sday.
AMI Saturday, 2 NJ Pier a. foot Canal - North River
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- EOPENING OF THE
ONE DOLLAR LINE TO BOSTON.

on MONDAY. MAY 10 AND DAILY TitEREAFrER
ENCKPrING SUNDAYS, STEAMERS CITY OF BOSTON
AND CITY or NEW YORK WILL LEAVE PIER ~,
NORTH RIVER AT ~
FARE tROM NEw YORK To BOSTON 81.
GOOD SUPPER ON THE BOATS FOR 81 CENTS
Steamers Of the NORWICH LINE leave same pier at 5
o'clock 4 daily. INCLUDING SUNDAYS Tor BOSTON.
WORCESTER. PORTLAND. &c.
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ON AND AFTER APRIL -. 1879
Express Trains Nrw York via sDrosscs and Cort
landt : rect Ferries, H. follows;
49, 73l = 20 y no Lmitrdi. II A NJ | 3.Rl 4 s q
7.30 al. amt ~ T. NJ SUNDAYS 4 80 ami % A NJ . a
7;U. S.31 and 10 T. NJ
Boats of "ByuotNn Annex connect with all through
transfer for BrnuklNu travel
Returning train. leave Philadelphia laoi 800 55 7
1855. :. sHl and n 4 VI Oimiici LNufe,s ;ilP II y
? T. o 49, T. and $50 q NJ On sunday. I2.ut 3 .l0
g So. IS. = 800 \. NJ 4 80 T. VI
Ticket OAicr-, i-d aud ga Broadway A.tor IIou &c.
AMI foot oi nrshru>,ts ami tufrult is Court # ami
hwoklyn Annex nrpot foot of fuit 81, Bruu>yn, IA
ld. ANA M Hudson Il. inhukrn d. not Jersey civ
Eml-rnlt r,kct Ou,e, Battery place
FRANK THOMSON. J.. T. FARMER
GtuNtul Manager GEM Passenger Agent
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Smustmtnts.

Smustmtnts.
STANDARD THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF
TIE sTTASPARRP pIS4EogE
THE s sF&SB&RD FFiiS SAAFSEk
Las. appearance. Of igo.e nimilabIe artists
Last appearances Of those nimitable artists,
Mc,.rs THOMAS wnIFFiN, ALoNzo HATCH. HART
BLANCHE GALr6DS MiSIYNroSSan Mic lGicJARBEAUGin
TIE MOST MOST 4BSR3RtE
Ever presented to New York audience.
Ever presented to a New York audience.
preceded at each poEGqrmqgcs9yov
MATINEE TOMORROW SATURDAY. AT 100
SF5AoS1p oEEEA House .s cF2%9EP
Nm dos BoGciCiULf
!" ms greatest i' aAR aRtaini'S IA roouB"
shaun ne Post...''''.'.' M DION B0nCICAILT
Fanny Power Miss X fTnHRlSE RoGERs
MAriSFFs WEDNESDAY ASb1 IshfiTtiRbAYY NV"
- SUNDAY ENENlNG POSITIVELY De MURsKAs
FIFTH AVENUE THEATHT; nr.s
Filth wcek ana lsst qia4,sql -,
E&HEISIfzztt EiSEISIHH E&&EIS!HH.
30 ,., E&I,!EfS!FzzAH HEISiFz&; FEH5SEIzE
FFnfiF FGFiSTlS q MMAfSEB roadEkDow At .
Matinee Prices-Aimisson 80 cents reserved seats e.
HAvERLY's LycEUM THEATRE.
IL Corner Of ifth ST. and 6tll aV
H. VI. r1NAfORE.
EVERY EVENING AZ ~ and saturday Matinee at2P ?. NJ.
EVERY AFTERNOON at 3, except SATURDAY, at II
THE NEW YORK CHfI DRFN's PGNAFORE
1ui BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN lUi
Matinee prices, soc. and 21c
VNuEATHE CONIoUE, 5it BROADWAY.
LAST WEEK or THE SEASON. 'OP'''''''
HARRlGAN AND HART
Nineteenth and last week of the
MULLlGAN GUARD BALL
The Walking Match and a fine CLIO
Miss Molly Williams. Fernando feurY, Ned Barry,
Jcppc ami Fanny Ucanu. John Wild sc.
MArlNEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
Tony PASTORS THEATRE, ....
Immense successof
Tue SEW POLITICAL SATIRE,
H. Il : VENUS,
the
BLESSINGS OF OUR POPULAR GOVERNMENT
People turned away secure your seats early.
Every Evening and Tuesday and FRIDAY matneea
BREWSTER HALL. 9Th nv. and l4th st.
Great succcss " the Great
BABY SHOW
The handsomest Babies ever on exhibition.
Enforced by every newspaper In the city
open from 10 10 +. NJ. daily
GO
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ITO PHILADELPHIA

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
hNrwHRN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN nROuGn TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY;
THREE DEFOrS II PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IN NEW YORK
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Skinny Men

and women are admired iflackiug flesh vital brain
nerve force, Wclss Health r. wor" Greatest
remedy earth tor impotence. eanness sexual debility
&C e. at druggists ~ Barclay IT, aud ~ Gold It,
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BILLIARDS.

A HTISTIC BILLIARD TABLES. new and
n second hand, balls cloth. cues. Gc best gual, Al
lowest prices II. W CoLLENDER 80 broadway.
A -A.-A.-A.-Ihc very finest Billiard r,hlr. nttrd
"a with Tho wonderful MONARCH cushions lowest
prices The j. Brunswick a Balke Co.. III broadway
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FQuIP.
MENT, AND iiiE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
Win ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Suaro an0 auunls.

Soaro ano aouns
COMFORTABLY furnished rooms complete Tor
" light HOUSEKEEPING, -. - 90 ~ East i2th IT.
/ AIDES aud gentlemen accommo lated with airy
1pHrtncuts uucXcV ptunHhr board gas bath, lauOs
uhqnestionahly low prices = East an 4
n EAT FURNISHED room, for gentlemen and ladies'
~ with or without board. ld6 Elm IT,
GUOEN wanted 10 board. clean. siry beds
- good board. Mrs TIMOTHY LINEN ". 1lj Mott It
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1ous, cfurnlsbina.

miscellaneous.
DRUSII - NJ every description at 3l5 Pearl st. near
ID Peck slp, AZ lowest prices
JOHN liOfPEL. Manufacturer and Importer
NERVOUS ENHAUSrION.-A medical essay
COMPRISING series OF lectures delivered at kahus
Museum OF Anatomy on the cause and premature
decline showing lndisputablv how lost health may
gained, Hnordns clear synopsis of tmneinents ~
rage ami thc treatment o nervous and physical debility
being the result vi 20 years experience. By mail 1ic
currency postage stamps Address secretary kahnS
Museum. uSS Hrottwav. New llrk.
SPECIAL POST OFFICE MOTTO E.-Mais for
- Europe. by Steamship Req bile Will close at A. N.
Fri.y Instead OF 4 VI Thursday
Posi- Ouicc, New York May n, 1870.
TIOS t. JAMES. Postmaster.
GPEUIAL POST OFFICE NOTICE-Mails Tor
- Europe by steamship Republic Friday Will close az
TINS onlcc At = NJ supplementary mail to31a 4 NJ.
Post once. New York, May 23. 1879
TiiOS JAMES. Postmaster.
ZERO Rrlriieraiors. Poaris cooler, water coolers
~ LESLEY. 81 6ih NV. Send tor catalogue
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COMPOsITORs wanted; fat work; 1900 pounds
BURGOYNR. 20 Rose At
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-25

The growing wheat has suffered very much
in our vicinity in consequence Of fly and dry
weather, but fortunately 1t is now cooler and
we are getting good rains. Farmers are bus.
lily engaged harvesting their corn and potato
crop. Some have made abundant and almost
fabulous yields Of potatoes, while the corn
crop is but ordinary. Turnips, beets and
some other roots have yielded well. We have
now at Patapsco beet weighing eight pounds,
measuring twenty-one inches long, and fifteen
and half inches in circumference, and one
weighing six pounds fourteen ounces, and
measuring twenty.three inches in cireumier.
encei also little cucumber measuring fifteen
inches long and twelve inches in circumfer.
ence. These specimens were raised by Mr..
VIM. II. Westaway. He might be induced
to dispense seed to his friends.
Mr.. Shaefier, Of this place, while quRrrying
stone the other day, captured and killed a
blacksnake, which measured six feet long.
Our school is progressing with much inter
est under the supervisor of Mr.. Joel Ebaugh,
our former teacher, Mr.. j. A. Bush, having
been compelled from other duties now crowd
ing upon him to relnquish it.
1t is proposed by some of our country ora
tors to institute debating society to mee
once week during the coming long winter
evenings. If literary societies Of variout
and kinds were introduced in every community
we'll conducted they would give to the younl
people far more useful and entertaining pas
time than lounging about taverns, stores Of
drlnkingsaloons which is often done by many
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-25
BETTING ON ELECTIONS.

The attention Of all persons is particularly
called to the following sections Of Article 90,
Code Of Public General Laws:
40, No person shall make any bet or wager
on the result Of any election 10 take place in
this State.
AZ. Any person offending against the last
preceding section shall be liable TO indiet.
ment in the Circuit Courts, if the offence be
committed in any county, or in the Criminal
Court Of Baltimore, if the offence be commit
ted in Baltimore; and on conviction, shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than FIVE
hundred dollars, TO be paid TO the State for
the use OF the School Fund
AZ. Every deposit Of money 10 any part OF
the State as a wager or bet upon elections in
this State or elsewhere shall be forfeited and
paid over TO the County Commissioners OF
the county where deposited, for the use Of
the county; and if deposited in the City Of
Baltimore, to the Mayor and City Council.
PETER WOODS,
oct Ate Sheriff of Carroll county.
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meucEsrIlle Items.

Mrs. Erasmus Fowble informs your CORES.
pondent that she grew from one pumpkin seed
one hundred and eighiy-o yards Of vine and
thirteen pumkins this season.
Our extreme warm weather was superseded
on last Sunday by cool weather, followed by
heavy frost on Monday morning. The
ground had become very dry, and springs and
streams were failing rapidly.
The fall grain has endured the drouth re.
markably well, and but little, il any, in this
section has been injured by the fly The
acreage sown is larger than usual, many farm
ers sowing most Of their corn stubble.
The U. b. denomination have protracted
meeting in progress at this place.
Reys. Winstead and Porter, Of Hampstead
Circuit, NJ. +. Church, will commence pro
tracted meeting at Wesley Chapel on to-mor-
row, Sunday evening at seven o'clock.
The public schools near us are well attend
ed this term. We we're happy to learn in
your last weeks issue that the old school
debt is at last liqnidated; thanks to the very
efficient officers Of the Board.
Politics are lively, and your correspondent
thinks but few, il any, democrats have the
Scratches in this section.
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Business Locals.

BOOTS. boots. BOOTS.
Mems Boots from Si.25 and up. Boys
Boots from Sl.25 and up. Youth's Boot:
from $l.00 and up. Children's Boots from
75 cents and up, and the cheapest Boots in
the county, at $500, S2.25 and $3.50. Call
and see them at Railroad Depot. Lawyer d
Reaver.
Goods are advancing fast, but 0rndorff 4
Albaugh are still selling at old prices. Cali.
CO cents, and everything else cheap in same
proportion.
For good Hosiery 20 to Gernand's.
More Of those very cheap Boots and Shoes,
at II. L. Norris.
mars. mars. HATS.
Mems Hats FROM 80 cents and up. BOYS
Hats from 26 cents andup. Mems stiff Dress
Hats, as low as rs cents. Beautiful styles
of boys and child's Dress Hats, cheap, al
Lawyer 4 Reaver's.
Full line of Trimming Velvets, Silks, Satins,
Plain Brocade and Stripe, at orndorff 4 AL.
baugh's.
Get a genuine Liver Pad, at II. L. Norris
Beautiful Handkerchief at Gernand's.
TRUNKS. yGI1sEs. TRUNKS.
Mems and Lady's Dress Trunks, Valses,
@e' NnsnR olnpreius Us 10" az oV cents, ~
Lawyer 4 Reaver's.
Ladies' Cloth Coats all styles, very cheap,
at 0rndorf 4 Albaugh's.
Ladies' latest style Coats, cheap, at II. L.
Norris.
Silk and Lace Scaris at Demands.
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Ready. Made Cloth.
ing, extra big stock, prices very cheap, at
orudorff 4 Albaughs
Dry Goods Of all kinds, at bottom prices,
at II. L. Norris
Hamburg Edgings at Demands.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
ment, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared TO do
oil kinds Of work in their line with neatness-
cheapness and despatch. The superior chars
acter of their work enables them TO please the
most fastidious, and save to the frugal many
dollar. The attention Of the ladies Of this
vicinity is especially called to their Baltimore
Branch Office
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-10-25


N01ICE Is hereby fjsen to the Judges Of
in Election and The Qualified Voters of
Carroll county, that 81 election will le held
in the several Election Districts Of Carroll
county, at the usual places Of holding Flee
tions, on
The First Tuesday qffy The Firsf Monday,
being the4th d0g Of Nousmbes, 1872
ron the FunrosE o. nLEorlxo
One person 10 be Governor Of de State Of
Maryland.
One person to be Attorney General Of HE
Safe Of Maryland.
One person to be Comptroller of the Trehs.
ury Department Of the STATE Of Maryland.
One person te be Clerk Of the Court Of Ap-
peals Of the State Of Maryland.
ALSO ron THE PURPOSE o. ELEcrlx0
One person 20 represent Carroll county in
The Senate Of Maryland,
-Four persons to represent Carroll county
n the House Of Delegates Of the State Of
Maryland
One person to be Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county.
One person to be Register Of Wills for Car
roll county.
One person 70 be States Attorney for Car.
Court Of Carroll county.
One person to be Sheriff Of Carroll county.
Three persons 10 be County Commissioners
Of Carroll county.
One person to be Treasurer Of Carroll
county and Clerk to the County Commission
/ ere.
One person to be County Surveyor Of Car.
roll county.
The Polls for said Election viii be opened
p. NJ, when the ballots shall be publicly
counted.
PETER WOODS,
Sheriff Of Carroll county.
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Diptheria and scarlet fever are prevailing
at New Oxford, Adams county, TO fatal de-
gree.
Mr.. j. L. Taylor, president of the Taylor
Manufacturing Company, this city, has bought
the milestone quarry in Moore county, N. e.,
FIVE miles from Carthage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Fink, residing near
Dover, York county, are the Oldest married
couple in the county. They are aged respec.
lively 90 and 81 years, and have been mar.
ried GS years.
The grand jury of Baltimore county has
been IN session since September 10th, and
has found l4S presentments. 1t will probably
be discharged today.
One hundred and fifty tickets we're sold for
Hagerstown at the depot here on Thursday,
the day of the firomen's parade ut the Wash.
ington County Fair.
Shriycr are attending the Synod Of the Re.
formed Church which is now in session al
Frederick.
Deputy Sheriff Macintosh yesterday took
Mary Wilson, a white woman, to the House
Of Correction, to which institution she had
been committed for six months by Justice
7. u. Mikesell.
On Monday night the residence of Jacob
Bolen, in Heidlersburg, Adams county, was
burned. Furniture saved. Insured for 5000
in the Dover Company. With great exertion
the fire was prevented from spreading.
Mr.. VIM. Seemuller, auctioneer, Baltimore,
who has spent the sumner here for several
years past, was robbed Of $3.50 on Tuesday
morning. Mr.. Seemuller had just stepped
out for short time, and his boOkeeper was
entertained by customer at one part Of the
store, whilst two others remained near the
desk, and obtained the money.
On Monday night the colored folks had a
row at the corner Of Church and Main Sta.
On Thursday George Wilson, before Justice
Mikesell, charged Calvin Sprigg, Buck Cock.
ey, Archibald Carter and Theo. Brown with as.
saulting him, exhibiting discolored counte.
nance as evidence. The accused we're arrest.
ed and given hearing. All we're discharged
except Theodore Brown, who was fined IS
and $685. costs, in default of which he was
committed to jail.