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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-28

EUSSELL,S ICE CREAM THE BEST.
Il DELICIOUS CHARLOTTE DE Russo,
so cents per dozen. Wedding Cakes, a specially.
1427 New York avenue oct25- Inn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-11-28

CTEAMER MATTANO, Captain WIN. 81.
- BYLEs, on and after April Goth rK-A
leaves wharf foot of 9th and streets Esz-ssf..5
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, at a. m. for Potomac river landings On Sun
days for Mattox Greek, Coltens and landings in st
and landings in Wicomico river On Tuesdays for
Colton's and landing in Nomini Creek. Returning
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday mornings,
making intermediate landings. Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up
For further information inquire at Offices of g. L..
SHERIFF, No. 1928 and II IA Pennsylvania avenue,
OF at office foot of 9th and streets southwest.
apl5 g. T. JONES. Agent.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-10-05

81 knew of no other way in which to
express my gratitude"
Gratitude for whatp" The question
was rudely abrupt. but she took no no.
tice of my ~ungracious speech.
"Gratitude for the kindness given me
long ago, and what i have missed ever
since the day we parted here by the
roadside"
Are you conscious of what it is you
are saying, Adelinap"
Perfectly
Show am I to understand your
words?"
THAT I leave to your good judg-
ment, - she smiled, lowering her eyes.
"She had an instant illustration of
my good Judgment in the way I
imprisoned her two little hands in
both of mine, and kissed the sweet
mouth for Its shyly whispered prom
Use.
l walked home with Adelina-ol, so
happyl and when / asked her hand of
Mr.. Maxwell, he said:
81 have anticipated your request by
keeping you under my eye for more
th IN two years. AdeIina is the best and
truest girl in the world, but l believe
you to be as worthy of her as any man
living. and give her to you, confident
that you know how to prize the treas
ure you have won."
And so. not long thereafter, / mar
ri ID Adelina, the love of my boyhood,
and the browning glory of my later
years.
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RECIPE
For Fine Compilations.

Positive reliefand immunity
from c0mplexional blemishes
may be found III Hagan's Mag.
n0lia Balm. A delicate and
harmless article. Sold by drug.
gists everywhere.
1t imparts the most brilliant
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lions, erupti0ns, ring marks
under the eyes, sallowness red.
ness. r0ughness, and the flush
OF fatigue and excitement are
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n0lia Balm.
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Cosmetic.
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aud Presses. we can do handsome work at
low prices.
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the blush of the sunset, gazing pensive.
at a bee upon a common roadside flow.
er.
did it sting you?" I asked, assum-
ing a very sympathetic air.
"No; bees never sting me, and I've
watched them dance on the thistle
heads all summer"
81 did not know that you loved them.
Most girls are afraid of bees"
"Yes, but 1 am not"
She turned from the rank patch OF
thistles and slowly resumed her walk
homeward.
When we came to the lane where our
paths separated she put up her little
arms to be taken and kissed before
leaving me, as she said, ito come back
no more"
"Be good to yourself, Eddie, and
next winter, If any little lonely AIDE
linas come cold and frightened to the
old red school house yonder, be kind to
them as you were to me-"
Something choked in my throat, and
L could no say a word; but l kissed
her more than once; and after she had
slipped from my arms u was twenty
rods away, I sat down and cried like a
baby, because l was to see AIDE
lima again.
1t was not long before the rumor was
rife in the neighborhood that Mrs. La
grange had married a middle-aged city
millionaire, and that the young widow
and her child had found a new protect
or In the place OF the n death had
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Old Churches.

The churches Of the Great Conowago and
Lower Marsh Creek, located within the vicin'
ity Of Gettysburg, Pa, are among the Oldest
in the Presbytery Of Carlisle. Great Como
WACO appears on the records of the Presby-
terry Of Donegal as early as l7I0. 1t may
have an earlier organization than this. Lower
Marsh Creek was organized little later, but
as in the former case, there Is no record show.
ing the precise time.
Great Conowago church was erected in
1887, Lower Marsh Greek ia 1870. These
buildings are of stone, Of the same style OF
architecture, and are in a good state Of pres
eryation. The interiors have been remodel.
led from the high-baeked seats aud "sound-
ing. hoard fashion to the modern style.
The succession of pastors in Great Como
WACO is as follows REV. Samuel Thomp.
son, Joseph Henderson, David McConaughy,
ID. d., James G. Watson, ID. d., Rev. l. N.
Hays. In Lower Marsh Creek REV. An
drew Bey, Rev. John Slemons, John Nc.
Knight, y. D., William Paxton, d. D., and
David Clark, ID. d.
In 1857 these churches were united in one
passionate. In the same year Rev. John n.
Warner was called 10 charge. He was sue.
eceded by the Rev. W. s. YanCleve, who has
completed the tenth year Of his pastoraie.
At the anniversary communion in Marsh
Greek church ten persons were added to the
church. During the pastorate Of the present
pastor 98 persons have been added on exam.
nation, aud 80 on eertihcate--in all 1877.
One hundred and forty-two children have
been baptized, and IA adults. The present
membership Is $50. The pastor has olheiated
at SO funerals and married % couples. -Ites.
bytoiaa.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Trial BY jury in U. s. Courts.

Senator Matt Carpenter, a slalwart Re
publican, asserted in the Senate on Mon
day, and nobody seemed willing to contra
dict him, that at present there is no such
thing as . trial BY jury ia the Federal
Courts, aud that the trial is by the mar
shall and clerk, who can pack jury to
convict or acquit, as they please, That is
about the naked truth, but isn't Mr.. Car
pouier afraid Of being disciplined for his
blrntness of speech?
A certain class Of casuists deny that
truth is at all times expedicnt, but Sena-
Tor Carpenter does not seem to be Of that
way Of thiuking Such truth, coming
from Republican source, no one viii be
disposed to question the following state
ment made by Senator Wade Hampton,
Of South Carolina, in his speech in the
Senate on the 18th instant, in support of
the bill 10 repeal sections $50 and s2l of
the Revised Statues relating to Juries
Senator Hampton said;
can hardly suppose there is a Senator on
this floor who will object to its passage, for it
strikes from the statute-book one of the most
Infamous laws which ever disgraced legisla-
ton. II is simply to strike of a law which
was placed there, II not by mistake, by fraud,
aud therefore do not feel that it is necessary
for me 10 enter into the discussion further
than simply 20 give an illustration Of how the
present law can be used TO tyrannize over the
pe5,,le Of the country. In the recent trials
In the United States circuit court at Charles
ton a short time ago jury was summoned.
One Of the Judges who was on the bench could
not take the test oath. The district attorney
had been in the confederate army; the assis-
tant attorney had likewise been in the army.
They OF course could not take the test oath.
And yet when the jurors were brought up
every democrat had that oath applied TO him,
while all men who were not democrats, mer
who had served through the whole war, i
they were republicans, were allowed to take
their places upon that jury without having the
oath administered 10 them. think il is MOI
necessary to say anything more to show the
improprieiy, to say the least, OF allowing Q
law ofshat sort to stand.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

The ballot box, transfxed by bayonei,
will be notable device on the Democratic
side in the great Presidential contest Of
1884, The Republicans will have cause
to regret that they made an issue Of this
kind before the people. The ballot should
be entirely free. The idea Of bayoneis at
the polls IL repugnant to free people,
who viii stamp il with their utter detesta-
iion The overthrow Of FRAUD and
FORCE ia our clectioas, will constitute
two Of The most distinct issues against the
Republican party IN the next Presidential
contest. These issues viii be 50 sharply
defined as 70 strike the public eye at a
glance.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Ohamperty.

The New York World says;-A recent vol.
ume ofdecisions ofihe Court Of Appeals shows
that lis judges have struck sedee. hammer
blow at large class Of ANAL lawyers and nj
job-lot Of suits. Il has appeared 10 the
Court, as nearly every lawyer knows, that Il
has been a fashion among the camp following
attorneys in the army OF fighting lawyers 10
90 foraging for clients, especially among poor
people who have been injured BY accidents.
They promise such people 10 bring to bring
actions, to take all the risks Of defeat,
to advance all the moneys necessary 10
the prosecution, and all this ia considera.
ton Of getting one-third or one.half Of the
sum ultimately recovered. A case involving
such nsages was recently brought TO tho notice
OF the judges, who unanimously held that such
conduct on the part Of an attorney no. only
was void in its contract relations, but eonsti
tuted an offence under the old Norman name
Of tChamperty.r
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

notwithstanding thasa number Of Dem
oeralic leaders ia various parts Of the
country are opposed tc the denomination
ofihe Democratic standard bearers Of 1876,
il il fact which cannot be eontroverted
that vast numbers Of Democrats every
where believe that no better ticket can be
put ia the field than Tilden and Hendricks,
and that al endorsement of them is due
from the party. For ability, the Demo
cratic party could not do better, il as well,
than to nominate Tilden and Hendricks.
They we're elected in 1876, and cheated
out Of their positions A reelection would
not ouIy be deserved endorsement, but
would be rebuke to fraud which no other
ticket would carry with il. Their nomina-
tion would not only be consistent act upon
the part Of the Democrats, but would also
show that that patty is determined that
frand shall not triumph, 1t is true that
Tillen and Hendricks do not comprise all
the honesty and ability Of the Democratic
party, but it Is also true that they have no
superiors within its ranks, aud we believe
il is further true that no other ticket wonld
inspire as much enthusiasm and draw 10
It's banner such an overwhelming prepon-
dcranee Of voters.
IL has been stated time and again that
Mr.. Hendricks peremptorily refuses to
again take second place on the presiden-
tial ticket, but we cannot credit the state
ment. Tie is certainly too patriotic, and
too loyal 10 the party and its principles, to
pursue such course. We believe he viii
serve If called on, in any capacity his party
may desire.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Road Notice.


NvoTICE is hereby given that, after l9lTly
~ DAYS publication Of this notice, uppl.lea,
lion will lie made to The County oo% COZ naso
ers Of Carroll county to locate ana open
nublie road in Carroll county, Nd, eommeae,
,ng p, n, n noimt on the Deer Park Road. at a |.
Po'S' u i i Lamo,te and John 7. Lockardi then
on or near the said line until it iglersee,s 'hc
land Of Anderson and Brother 'nen l "I o "a
line between said Anderson and SAID LocNnrn
to the land of q. a. McComasi thence through
the land of said MeComasi thence through ,l
the land Of Francis Lamo,tc until it in,srsGci'
the line between the lands Of Gforse W, la a,
motte and l.. A. J. l.amo,,ei thence on or
nsar sa;d line until il intersects the nud OF
L. il. Knox; thence on the line between said
Knox and /. A. }. Lamotle, about forty 'n'ae
nerehes, thence with the same bearing as saia
last mentioned line to the Nicodem"s 'onu'
"'"' GEO. A. McCOMAS.
;,no-oi5 aud "a others.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
NO. 1859 EnIrIrY

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
William /. Ritter, Assignee, vs.. Jacob Ritter
and Elizabeth Ritter, his wife, Morgagors.
nRDERED this 9th day of June. A. d.
~ 1879, that the sale made and reported
IN the above entitled cause by William l..
Ritter, assignee, under aud By virtue of a
power OF sale contained in mortgage from
Jacob Ritter and Elizabeth Ritter, his wife,
to Henry II. Gore, bearing date, June 10,
1858, aud duly recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county.
in liber q. y, W, No. 2, folio ~. &c. and
by. the said Henry II. Gore assigned 10 The
said William l.. Ritter, be iinRlly ratified and
confirmed, unless cause 10 the contrary be
shown on or before the 18th day Of July next;
provided q copy Of this order DO inserted In
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, once week for three successive
weeks previous 10 the 7th day of July next.
The report states the amount Of sale To be
Sllsl.92l
FRANK r. SHAW, Clcs.
True Copy--l'esti
June li'St FRASk T. SHAW, ClEnK.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
RlunLyi.m Abroad.

Two Americans tif not innocents) abroad
have recently received marks Of unenvia-
Bile distinction The horses we're taken
from Gen. Grants carriage at Shanghai,
and drawn BY bipeds instead Of quadrupeds
A similar act was performed at IsIingion
church, London, last Sunday, when the
horses we're Embarrassed from the carriage
ofRev Dewitt Talmage, and he was drawn
by men for half mile to a Presbyterian
church where he preached IIOnors are
cheap as well as easy.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
MARRIED.

AT the residence Of the brides father, on
the 10th inst, by Rev. W. a. Mcdonald, Of
the Baltimore Conference NJ. 4, Church
South, Mr., Benjamin c. ireland and Miss
Mary r., eldest daughter Of John Holdings
worth, Esq, all Of this county.
At the residence Of the brides father, Mr.
Emanuel Sioner, South English, Keokuk
county, Iowa, on Wednesday evening, June
9Th, 1879, by Elder Samuel Flory, Mr.. David
Il. Rhodes and Miss Emma II. Stoner.
June LIST, in Litllestowu, by Rev. y. ID.
Weigle, Samuel II. Willet aud Miss Annie
NJ. Bankert, both Of Adams county Pa.
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Examiners Notice.

HNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
4 by virtue ofa commission to them issued
by the County Commissioners of Carroll conn,
tS, to open or change Public Road in said
county, commencing at o point on the Ed.
monasqn Hoad, at or near the corner stone
where the lands of Grove A. Shiplcy, Corne.
lus IL. Shipley and Susan Baker, wife Of
sylvester Baker, meet, and running from said
point or stoqe on . line between the lands of
SAID Grove A. Shipley and Susan Baker, as
aforesaid, in outh.westerly direction, To-
interseet the road known as Tho nartbolow
Road; and secondly, to close that part of The
Edmondson Road which lies between The
above named starting point and It's intersec.
lion with the Bartholow Road.
All persons whom it may concern are here.
by notified that we will meet at the Bartholow
Road, on Wednesday, July ESD, 1879, al 0
O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute The trust reposed
IN us by the aforesaid commission.
JOHN o. DEvRIES,
JOHN DAVIS,
GEO. W. MANRo,
june 2l'Ot Examiners.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

June 9TH, at the residence of his son-in
law, b, f. Kitinger, in Mountpleasant twp,
Adams county, Mr.. Jacob Diehl, aged 10
years, 10 months and q days.
In Finksburg, at the residence Of her son,
on June II, 1879, Mrs. Mary Wckert, in the
9th year of her age.
Near Mt. Pleasant, Jane IA, 1879, Emanuel
Forney, Sr., aged about GO years
On the ID inst, near New Chester, Adams
county, Pa, Miss Susanna Beam, aged ~
years, & months aud % days.
May 18th, in Mounljoy township, Adams
county, Pa, Mrs. Louisa Bowers, aged -
years, months and day
June ID, near littlestown, Adams county,
Pa, Mr.. Daniel Geiselman, aged SO years
and 10 days.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS.
AND CHEAR

have built Store Hopm next doc, 10 u,,,
I; old stand Bowers Hall, and NV I'M
S,9.s,slS,lng Of full line of good fresL Gp YeA
SEhIEs AND PROVISIONS. cor,. 49,,
~ 2, Kinds Of Salt Meats cut 10 suit sali EsI
Sponee, sugar, Syrups, Spices. Chm I,ans
uuol1gna Sausage, Flour, Corn and Bnet w ~.
eali ana allariieles generally Kent h ,,,es
SroceIy and Provision Store. All N ,sh;,t ~,
~ w., 500 low delivered to any bari Of Il" WI
~ long experience and by strir, a,,ae, y,
~, business solicit liberal share ~ ,ha
june IA q non.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the ubscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Ornbnns'
Court Of Carroll county Letters of Adminis.
tratlon on the personal estate Of
JACOB KQ0NS,
late of said county, deceased. All Nor.
sons having claims against the deceased aro
hereby warned to exhibit the same, Win tbe
vouchers thereof legally authenticated IN he
sabseriber,on or before the OH day OF January
1850; they may otherwise hy law he eS
sladed from all benefit of said estate. Those
payment. 'su'4'e
90 Given under my hand this 9th day Of june,
JOHN NJ. RooNs.
JHne lt-4t Adminislrninr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Notice to Creditors.

N 9llCE IS hereby given that the subscri.
con. Der mas obtained from the Orphans,
,asa 0, carroll county, Letters Testamen.
MARGARET HAWK,
! Iate OF Carroll county, deceased. Allncrsops
haVlng GLAZING against the deceased ara sereh,
warned 70 exhibit the same, with Inc yoacber,
ihsreoi legally authenticated 10 lie snhscr;ho.
On or before the oh day Of Japaasv. isso
lnney may otherwise by law be excluded f,on,
~ ra,, penslt o. said estate. Those indebted are
requested TO make Immediate payment -
ulSe nm nnder my hand this Oh dav or
june Hat EntiN,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
ofaelal A..ss.msnl d Parry Purpossa.


The Philadelphia Ledger, an iudepon-
dent journal with decided Republican pro,
cliyilies, administers the following sharp
rebukc to the Republicans ia Congress
Still the Republicans in the House at Wash
ineton continue to "iillibuster' against the
bin intended TO prohibit political committees
from raising their campaign funds out Of
the officials, clerks, messengers and other EN-
ployes Of the General Government. They
arc making bad record for themselves and
their party by this course. They are showing
that the Civil Service Reform plank in their
Cincinnati platform was deceit and sham,
only intended as an eleciioneering expedient.
They are exhibiting themselves as disciples OF
that ingenious but not ingenious Maine man
who was IN favor Of the prohibitory liquor
law, but was decidedly against its enforce.
ment, There & law now which forbids ''as.
sessmentsu on Government employees for
election purposes, but that law IS habitnally
and met6odically violated by evasion-hy the
easy dodge OF putting the assessments in
The form Of a voluntary contribution vol
untary to this extent, that if the clerk does
not ssvolunteerr he is in a fair way of being
edged out Of his place. It's contribute or
take the risk. Pay or go. 1t is to correct
this mean and unmanly way Of lodging the
law that the pending bill is designed it
is the bill for this purpose that the Republi-
cans are ''6llibusteringi to defeat.
We clip the following upon Assess.
ments for Campaign Purpose" from the
iSeatinel Of Saturday last
In order to carry the city of Baltimore for
the Democratic nominees, the Financial Com
mittee Of the party, under the lead Of Mr..
John Gill, Jr., its chairman, has decided that
its ofiiee-holders and nominees must be as
sessed.
The Adcocate has frequently expressed its
disapprobation Of federal otiice-holders being
assessed for party purposes, We wonder how
il will relish the above ?-SeHiind.
Why the Adsocate denOunees il, just as
earnestly in the one case as the other.
VIII the Sentinel point US to its own de-
nunciatiou Of the practice? Or does it
uphold it, as proper in Federal Republican
officials, but improper in Democratic State
officials Let us hear.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

CnEskPEAKE ALewFE FlsmRnlKs. This
pew Industry WIS started about 1869, in which
year there Weeg engaged in il four vessels aud
twenty .tNo men; abe products being 200 bar
rels Of oil and 900 tons Of gunno. III 1878
there we're about 900 men employed; tho catch
aggregated Z, Qoo, 900 fish add The products
were 234, 1903 gnIlons Of oil and I0, 622 tons
Of gnano. This eaaho i worth from SO 10
80 per ten 10 bulk and when composted
makes a valuable manure This Is probably
4ere heRinning. and the industry may Be-
expanded 10 speh dimensions that 4 shall be-
eoIfo " ibe first importance 10 he CITY Of
BALTIMORE. agd oY8n - tie State Of Maryland.
There are epuspcs ~ fssl 4ea|lA N tIls waters
of the Chesapeake v our paopla Ai.snN ~
shores OILY ha1 tta enlefpfias 10 develop
jhem'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21
Notice TO Creditors.

NiiiS is 70 give notice that tho subscriber
1 hath obtained from the Orphnns' Court
Of Carroll county, Maryland, letters Of nd.
ministration on the personal estate OF
RICHARD Y. HUNTER,
late Of said county, deceased. All, neysoas
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same, with The voncb
ers thereof legally authenticated, 10 tho mn.
Seriber on or before the 10th day Of Jannnrv
next they may otherwise BY law BE- ~.
elnded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
June, 1879. y
PHILIP NJ. HUNTER.
june zl'4t Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-21

The Baltimore city Democratic conven-
tiop. 10 nominate candidates for Clerks of
the saxes4I Courts aud Register Of wis,
met 90 "Wednesday, !. Rreemap Raisiu
waz nominated for The conlmvn Pleas,
John s Bullock isr The Criminal; james
y. Bpwer for the Circuit; Francis A.
Provost for the Superior; Nat. G. Robert
son for The ciiy, aud Robert I, Banks as
Register Of Will, 81 Of the present To-
euasbenls wore Fenosninsted except VIM.
+ hsKeven and > IIsnnas BOW