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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

IMPROVEMENT OF TIE RIVER Tho - ssh
ioglua Star Of yGsirrI.y n.Js that .l2 S,rra-
tsry OF basWar transmitted 10 he Seoaic i cop,
of report from Mr. 4. l. Anert. u. ;. clv.'
1Upl0eer, II rcpy 10 \ nnUuuGiGi'lji !toW
The Senate committee Oh D,S;rio! I'll CJIumtls,
Transmitting CJpy Of 3 bin Tor ihc iGprOv u" q!
of the sanitsIy c,adlnu ut WGsaD&tau IA: :cr
deepeu;ng lhs river casun.i, The Secretary
OF Wat cJncurs in the C't!ci 10 at ,'Ir. Abr.
The Seun,c bill referred 20 provides l,r III" ra
olamsllou Of the q 80 aai m@rshr5 abUvs .bc
Loog tIljgc by an euhLakae het~cru The
present aud ucw water front 10 hlght o.
seven fee; above high WgtsI; the ma'tr'l ior
the eu.b bar kmeut 10 he taken lc:,. the I.vrr bcn
10 such uauucr Us - have g ehanucl % lce
deep alous the Dew r!vsr irInt and With o.
rot Iess thai 500 feet, provided that the i've!
slope OF the embaukmeat may be car.r.G to .
:hickotss OF % iect With material taken !rDU
the governmrbt rcs.rVaiioo occupied by III.
National observatory. Mr.. Abrrt ssy- that
the work Of rcc'siuipG the liver fats Is 9i psr
nncuo. mpo!lauc. ivri0 d s.u.iafy polol 1t
SieT. The work pppGs d by tee bill cps a
Inc long bridge. wh,e The plan proposed hg IL
board Vi survey IF 1872 cou.cm, plated 'm
proVrment If tho cnGl,c riTrr tfrut g! Li'
city as fer as the mouth & the E,si>rn rraach.
Regarded ss = Geoernl Ean g! cpcTsl)uS Ec'n
iug better csuid have haen Proposed !hnu HI
specifications OF the til, bn; certain tSSeu,lai
parts OF the plan have 5ecn Omitted. III. ilti
omils to provide Tor the outlet se1:r; when
will be coz, r5d Nv tho new ,mbslkWen'. Il
also omits TO mautiGn tha necessity fer n new
and more permanent bridge near or Oh the safe
OF the southern hall nf the present Lors bridge.
The third omssiou il in the absence OF shy
provision for protecting tho new bark from
erosion by the floods. The mater Of sewer
age is ltft 10 the special committee appointed
10 consider that subject. Mr.: ALBEIT says oew
fridge will be rendered necessary By the altered
condition Of the river. Undcr the PROPOSED
plan the deepening OF the river unicr the OLD
piers will cause them to settle, and tho bridge
will probably fall. il rot he washed assay. The
cost Of the work proposed uoter The bill is o
follows: Anount OF filiiUs above the L3ua
bridge to eleven feet above io9 water. Increased
20 per cent, for shiipkage, is Sl,6l9.7lS. III
cludiDg 90 average thickness Of twenty FIVE tce
Of earth taken from Observatory bill, bank pro
tecipg AID contingencies. Mr.. Albert doe!
not think that the work can be completed /;
less than from TWO and ahalf to three years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-01-18

SHOOTING Considerable tx;i:?
plcut vas created at the Office Of Justice Pa
gett, 10 Market alley last night, by shoo'l5e
aff,ir which ec,urred there. The cius, Ct the
trouble seems to have been the attachment Of
cartaio household goods belong to Mr.. james
Tayl9r by Constable John r. Gray. TO sat!i-
fy claim for rent. Taylor beconiog n
ccessd. took a double bafrellsd shot eun,
and RI p,ired TO the Magistrates Office. WncIc
he discharged both barrels at Copsatle
GRAY, but was seized, 1T tho moment Of
6riur, by offoc Warier aud It's aim diverted
c.usibg the fire to b, harmless, except tha
lolsios Of . few shot 10 toe leg tta pas''r by
TAYLOR ws5 then tisarDed and arrested: he
gas Trough, before Mayor Kemper aud Justi-
ccs Whitlcsey aud May. this morning aud
baie1 for Ii, appearance at Curt, ca the
c-srsa Of unawiu shooting with iuteot to kill
Tie stray shot from the gun ratified ct liVe'y
rate apsiost the windows on Roval street aud
i, is remarkable that s,mo serious damage Was
90. doGc
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5sasseS~s1ShiIS-

NJ OIICa-Bcs 0I!l b, received b7 tbs un-
~ dereigb,d until EEBHU AIRY Isl. 1879,
lur tho T kiN.s DjWN ON THI WALLS,
CLEARING UF THE BRICK aud BUILD
lNG a HOUSE upon Spf:rg Sank, Fair!as
County, " PleDs and specil :stors Gao be
scan a. the cM 20 Ct ito underulgued on and sitter
JANUARY 18th BUut, with approved security,
Will DO req I'red lfJ;n the successful bidder for
the faithful performance IF The contract.
5 q. NEALE,
dec 30-eo2g kt.y. 10, George Mason.
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J,ULLECTOWS SALE-By virtue OF my OF
" fee, ss Collector OF tho Northern District OF
AlesanGtia. Va, l will. i! tWsVe O'Clock M,
on WEDNESDAY, tae I'D day Of January,
1879 offer lor eae By public auction, on the
premises, On the east side Of Union ST.. between
Princess and O.onoco sts. the folio VEG o..
scriord property: One FRAN & TEN EMENI,
s. by lOJ feel more or loss; hlGd L AIS aud
TWENTY uUGSA GADo. sezsd Ss tue prop.
er.y of the Eishsrmen's Association, 10 sa.iity
cIsiin vi tho city iJr taxo5 due oy said FISHER
mems Association, amounting II thirty eiH
do!l.rs and sixty. four ca4ts. Tns ABOVE de-
gcribsd ,enemsat ID bs removed IN or before Inc
9th day If Jasuary, loi0 Terms OF SAFE
cash, and ~, cnst to D. borne by tho present
owLrr. JOHN 4. HILL,
ian l6.5t Collector Northern District.
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popEs CREEK WHARF. The Port Tobacco

Times says:
1.-THE whssf st Pope's Greek was so much IN.
iurod by ice on last Friday night. that large
| force was put on Saturday to remove the entiro
structure except tho remaining piles, On Moo
day several acres of ice measuring l4inches thick
struck The outer end of the wharf and carried it
The river, with several white oNkfenders 10 IN
chts ia diameter st the top.-These had been
driven some g or 80 feet into the river bottom.
thar showing tina immense weight and torch OF
tho piles Of ice; indeed during = residence OF n
Quarter OF q century il tho immediate 7ic'rl!Y
or tho crees, wa haze never known such ice In
The river, .or the ice lcid u be 30 extensive ard
unbtokua extending as far as the eye cou ID reach
up ard dowa ths river, and entirely TO the Fif:
gina rhore with occasional heaps or bercgs OF
from 10 10 20 feet in height, wherever gill net
st4ia or other obstruction caused the DRIFT TO pie
up. It thought that the Railroad Company
will rebuild the wharf as aoon as the weather
becomes settled"
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ayIN THE WHOLE History OF MEDICINE
no prcpara ION has evor performed su: mar
vicious rur~s or m-'nt>ined wide reputs-
ton, as ATENs CHERRY FECrosAL, hicn Is
recog nzsd 5 Tao worlds remedy for Ill disease
of the thro.t end lungs. It's long continued
series Of wonderful cures in all climates. has
male it universally known ss S safe sud reliable
sgent to employ. Against ordinary colds,
which are tn, f,rerunucrs Of ,aoTc serious dis
orders, it acts speedily aud surely, uiwaSs re.
lieving suf.ving, and cfte4 sAving lie The
protection i: affords by its timely uss in the
throat sud lang disorders Of children, lcas es II
an invslua5!u remedy to oo Kept ways on
hand in every hoina. No person can attJrd to
ts without IT, and those who have oDce used /!
never will. From their know edge of It's COM
position and effects, physici,ns use the Cherry
Electoral extensively il their PRACTICE. ADD cler-
~ men recon mend it IL is absolutely co!t'In
ia its remedial effects. GLd will always cure
whore cures -ra possible For sale by al deal.
ers. j. S. Lcadbestur y Bro, Agents.
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~ The Key stono Club, of Washington, D
q, will give IN excursi n t. Harrisburg, PA I,
Oh Mondsy, tns :0.h inst.nt leaving the Balu.
more and Potomac dcpo. a: O'clock, III -
which time tickets c.u hs had at tn. depot
Gicsets s. f1r the round trip aud good for re-
turn ou ely trsn fJr three days. 20. A will
accompany lhs eaciEsoD
e. CHAPMAN. President.
Washington, D. 9, Jan. lS 1t.
ETAKhERS' AMI MECHANICS SAY
Z INGS Bank Of ALEX AN DRIA. Va,
J.bu.ry ls;h, 1879
4 DIVIDEND OF SEWN Pen CENT
ai, be vi d-rositnra in this b,uK On tae
First or FABkuAHf next. Geposi!ors
will lrsve ,h IL ps.s hooks NJ tao B.nK Of the
Gtrman Banking Co, 20 th.t tho proper entries
nry bo MADE therein. - E@ln,
j n ls-td Receiver Far e siec. Saw H.oE.
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asT- SUFFERING FOR a LIFE TINE. Persons
afflicted with rheumatism OLea sutsr for life
time, their fortunes bang almost without remis.
sion. The joints and muscles of such unforLu.
mates er, in most cases Singiy coltorttd and
drawn GU. o. shape. TO ntiJrd them even tom
porary reief the ordinary remedies often prove
utterly useless. HCs.ettar'a Stomach Bitter, on
the other hand, is svouch.d by persons who have
used il. to be genuno source Of relief 1t keeos
The blood cool BY promoting a regular hsblt OF
pod7, AID removes from il impurities which, in
the opinion OF AL rational palh0loglsts. origin.
a.o this ngcniz.rg compliant and its kindred
malady, tbs govt. Desides this the Bitter5 rem
edY disorders Of the stomach liver aad nerves.
prevent un,; eradicate intermittent and remit
ten. lovers. promote appetite and sleep. ard are
highly recommended By physicians "a u desirs-
bis medicinal s:inmlsnL and tonic.
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rTNEUSTEEo' SALb.-Pursu.ut to tns decd
i of trust, executed by D,aio! Tyler aud vito
to Gilbtr.~ hllncr bearing DIT the Ztn aay
OF aug lsCl and on tao record Of ,ud rec 'tds ..
Fairlnx county nber +. No i. folio loj ana az
Ia. r.GIest O: III ! part 80 :ucei tn srohs. the
under iruet will, on oATUHUAY, TIE 2).a Of
January, 1879, nj one clock p m. in iront OF
Cnlts' Iavsca, vast End, eel! to the highest
bidder u certain rEADT y" Lam Wherein
Inc said Daniel Tyler at preson! resides coalan'
10y fIFTy..,IX AOHGo This nd adJoins
The lands of Windsor, Trip!cu, Johnston and
n,fer aid il .itu,red noou. six nj Us iron Alex
,aGrie. Terms oi s,lu: Cash
CHARLES POTTER
THOMAS MOORE,
.n15 IA Substituted Trustees.
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TOMATO CATSU pine t.:rsi-iust re-.
i csiTed By decI4 g. WM. RAMSAY.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
February Term, 1879.
Estate of Obadiah Buckingham, deceased.
ON application it is ordered this 18th day
" Of February, 1879, that the sale Of the
Real Estate Of Obadiah Buckingham, late Of
Carroll county, deceased, made by Oliver P.
Buckingham and Dennis Buckingham, Exec.
utors Of the last will and testament Of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
by the said executors, be ratified and con.
firmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary
on or before the 4th Monday, 9th day Of
March next provided copy ofthis order be
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the Sd Monday, 18th day Of
March next.
The executors report the amount Of sale 10
be fifteen hundred and fifty dollars and thirty.
five cents tSl550.85.l
ADAM SHOWER,
ISAAC G. BALE.
LOUIS p. SLINGLUFF,
Judges of the Orphans Court.
Test;
HENRY Z. BELTZ,
feb 22'St Register Of Wills.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

N.Y. 1917.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county. sitting
in Equity.
Airhart Winters VS.. Lewis Winters and Cath.
arine NJ his wife.
NHE object OF this bill Is to procure a de.
- cree TO declare void deed from Edwin
n. Gernand to Catharine NJ Winters. wife az
Lewis Winters, and for sale Of lot Of pround
IN Westminster, and the buildings thereon
for payment OF Judgment due TO complain,
ant.
The bill states in substance that on 18th
March, 1872, the complainant obtained a
Judgment against defendant, Lewis, for 5000
ana costs, and has caused & "a to be levied on
the lot OF ground and premises lyinein West.
Minister, wh;ch was conveyed by Edwin X.
1efnand to said Catharine NJ. on Sd August,
1870 that said conveyance is fraudulent and
void; that the purchase money Of said Iot and
the cost Of all the buildings and improve
ments thereon; were the monies Of said Lewis
winters, and that all the transactions which
resulted IN SAID conveyance, and all the pro
eeedings relating thereto, were fraudulent
contrivances Of said Lewis and Catharine M !.
TO cheat and defrnud hinder and DELAY. the
complainant, and prays that said lei and
premises may be sold for payment az ssid
judgment, and that receiver may be apnoint.
ca to take charge Of the same; that said
Lewis and Calharine NJ, are non residents IF
Maryland, Al reside in the District Of Co
lumoia, andV Aen order Of publication
against them
1t Is thered 20 thls Eighth day of Februa.
ry, 1879, ordered that the complainant, by
publication of copy Of this order in some
newspaper, published in Carroll county 70,
four successive weeks before the first day oi
April next, give notice of the substance and
object Of the bill Of complaint, and warn the
said Lewis Winters and Catharine nj ~,
wife, TO appear in this court In person or b.
solicitor, on or before the second Monday o,
July next, to answer said bill Of complaint
and shew cause why the relief therein nrayed
should not be granted; or in default thereof
confesso. FRANK 4. SHAW
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll conn,v
True copy,-Test:
feb l6-5t FRASET. SHAW, Clerk.
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Valuable Personal Property
AT PUBLIC SALE.

NHE undersigned, trustees Of ID. Keeuer
u Shriyer and wife, will sell at the resi-
denee oil the said d. Keener Shriyer, at pub.
lie sale, on
Tuesday, the nm day Of March, A. D. 1919,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following valuable
Personal Property, wit 3 supes:ar draughi
Ia horses, mules, 9 mich EGT7-1N
o. cows, (all fresh, 3 heiiers, ~NAU
-N0~A~two ofwhieh are alderneys, VI ~
! young Attorney bull, II shoats, wound
Berkshire boar, / Chester SOW wish MIC.
large plantation broad tread wagons. stone
bed and sideboards, pair hay carriages
large roller, nearly new, grain drill, fWag
oner,) ] new johnson reaper, G feet cut. /
hirby mower, ] springtooth horse rake, {
large harrows, 8-horse ploughs (Haeers
town. 2'horse plough, large 8.horse chi
uyator, single and doubiu shovel plonghs
corn forks and corn eoyerers. lot OF single
double and triple trees, log chains, 2 paii
butt traces, breast chains, 9th chain anf
streteheri 4-horse stretcher, lot COW chains
standard chains, open rings, &c, windmill
cutting box, corn shelter, large meat hogs
head, 2 new grain cradles, moving scytbe
shoFels, forks, hoes, picks, mattooEs. Sc. =.
pair breechbands, sets lead gears. Wagon
saddle, l new stallion bride, G good housings
collars, brides, aynets, &e., corn by Ii,
barrel, lot Of irst-class hay, lot locust posts,
bored,) lot lumber, sets dung boards, corr
barrels, &c, and variety OF articles loo
numerous 10 mention
The above property is in good condition
having been used but little, much Of which j,
as good as new, and the attention Of purehas
ers wishing STOCK and farming utensils, is in
yited to this sale "
Iermscf SGle.--All sums Of SO and under
cash. on sums above $40, credit of 81,
months will be given, on note with approved
security, bearing interest from the day Of sale
no property to be removed until the terms O
sale are complied with.
JNO. l.. RElFSNIDRR, IN
CHAS; 7. REIFsNIDER, Irustees'
R. c. Mathews D~%'0'0' AuotiOneers.
feb lots Jos. A. Waesche Clerk.
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Big Bargains at 0rndorf 4 Albaugh' s
Closing at aud below cost. White and Col
cred Blankets, stripe and animal lap Robes,
Felt Skirts and Shawls, Heavy Kerseys and
Cassimcres. Big lot Remnant Dress Goods,
only 10 and l24 cents per yard. 0yercoat.
and Heavy Boots and Shoes. Splendid Cal
leo only cts. Call and see. q
BARGAINS BARGAINS,
Closing out Winter Stock at Cost for the
next thirty days, at j. T. Anders.
FUR sHISs BOUGHT,
Such as Muskrats, Minks, 0tters, Skunks,
Rabbits, aud all other kinds, at A. c. Stras.
burger \ Bros. opposite Catholic Church p
IL you want a cheap Suit, you can get il 10y
calling within the rext thirty days, at J. 4.
Anders.
just received for Spring--50 new Saratoga
Trunks, 10 Mems and Boys Suits. 10 pieces
new Fancy Cassimeres, pieces Black Cash
meres, Cases Muslins, 2 Cases new Cali
Goes, Gases new Spring Hats. All will be
sold extra cheap, at
q Orndorff 4 AIhnneb's
A large lot Of Underwear, Reads. Made
Shirts, Gloves, &c, at Cost, at ]. 4. Andcrs'
A few Ready. Made Oyereoats left, and will
be closed out at Cost, at J.. I. Anders.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Q1ice Of Mutual Fire Llsuanee Camnoay, !
IN Baitimofs eamll1.
February iath, 1879.
N0TlCE Is hereby given that The Annual
~ meeting Of the members Of the Gonna
ny will DO held on Monday, fhe 81 dag Of
March, 1879, between ~ and o'clock, 4.
NJ, at the SAcreiarys Office, corner Of Lex.
ington and Holiday streets, Baltimore, farthe
purpose Of eioctine Thirteen niropfnrs for fhe
ensuing year. FRANClS S1RlVER,
ieo io-3s Secretary
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Election Notice.

Office Westmiasier Gas Light Company. /
February 4th, 1879.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified thai
~ the animal election for President and
SIX Directors TO manage the affairs Of the
Company viii be held at their Office, tthe
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. on
the FIRST Tuesday, being the Fourth day Of
March, 1873, from twelve to one o clook,
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
feb s'4t Secretary.
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Commissioners Office.
ASNAPoLis, MD., 18th Feby, 1879.
In compliance with Act Of 1873, Chapter
l06, | hereby certify that the above is true
extract from the statement of the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company Of Dug Hill.
Carroll county, Nd, to December SIst, 1878,
now on file in this Department.
JESSE X. HINES,
ie5 Z2-3t Insurance Commissioner.
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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice that the subscriber
4 hath obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Carroll county, Maryland, letters Of al
minlstration on the personal estate Of
ABRAHAM K0oNTZ,
late OF said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
BY warned to exhibit the same with the vouch.
ers thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 18th day Of September
next; they may otherwise BY law be ex,
claded from all benefit Of said estate Those
indebted are requested 10 make Immediate
payment
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, IN the year eighteen hundred and sew
enty-nine,
ABSALOM K00NTZ,
ieb 22-4tR Administrator.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
William Crabbs and others vs.. Elias G. Reed
and others.
ORDERED this 18th day Of February, A.
~ D., 1879, that the account Of the Audi.
tor, filed in this canse, be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 10th day Of March
next; provided a copy Of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks, before the
last named day, in some newspaper publish
ed in Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
feb 22;2E Faux T. SHAW, Clerk.
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.

James l.. Robinson VS.. his Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th day of February. A.
~ d. 1879, that James l.. Robinson give
notice TO his creditors, endorsers and snre.
ties, that the ID Monday Of August, A. ID.
1879, is fixed for the said james 1. Robinson
10 appear in the Circuit Court for Carroll
county TO answer such interrogatories or allie.
cations as bis creditors, endorsers or sure.
ties may propose or alledge against him; and
that copy Of this order be published in some
newspaper printed in Carroll county, once a
week for ehree successive months prior to the
I'd Monday Of August, 1879, as such notice.
True copy,-Test:
feb 22,Sm FRANK I. SHAW. Clerk.
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The business failures all over the country
during the past year were, in round numbers,
nearly ten thousand Eve hundred, with liza.
bilities Of upward Of two hundred and thirty
four million dollars This was an increase
over the figures for 1877, aud il the practical
result Of the financial management 1t Wash
ington, detracting very much from the eelat
attendant upon suecessful resumption. Those
figures deserve place in the political scrap.
book for future reference.
Palestine, Tunis and TripoIi are all threat.
ened with famine, consequent upon the long.
continued drought, and the people Of Jerusa
lem are making arrangements for supplies Of
-four, grain and provisions from the United
States.
The dead body ofan Indian with an empty
whisky bottle beside Is, was found on the Ice
nsar sackeils HaEb0F, " T., on sunday
morning.
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Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Testamen.
tary on the Estate Of
JACOB GEETHING,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber,
on or before the l7th day of September. 1873;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
oil benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
:, Given under my hand this 18th day Of
February, 1879.
SAMUEL GEETHING,
feb 22.4t* Eyecn,or
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SATURDAY, MARCH /, 1879.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

old lapers-sykesvillc, watenyllic Union Mills
fink'burg' Stone Road. Sans Creek and Winfield
items-Close Of the Eyerhart Exanination-ob.
minins Money Under False Prctences-orphans-
CouH-Washington's Birthday Entertainment Mt
New Windsor-wcstn,inste Flp Department.
Local Breyities. etc. etc.
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NOTICE.

HAVING disposed Of my entire Stock Of
IL Goods to Messrs. John Halves and
Jacob Babylon, ! return thanks to the public
Tor the liberal palsonaas extended TO me, and
ask ils continuance for the new frm.
~ Those indebted 10 me are earnestly re.
qnesied TO make early settlement
feb l5.st Ii. HA1NES.
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Examiners Notice,

ME undersigned, Examiners, appointed
= by virtue Of commission 10 them issu.
ed by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, to open public road in said county,
commencing at point on Centre Street.
where the said street terminates at the North.
eastern line Of the Corporation Of Wsstmir-
ster, through. the lands Of John X. Lonewsll,
20 intersect the County Road leading 10 Man,
chester, opposite the land Of Jacob Morley.
All persons whom Ii may concern are
nereoy notified that We win meet on the
ground geos on Tuesday, ne IN day Of March,
io's, At O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute he trust
seposed in us by the Aforesaid co,amIsr;nr
JAC0B MYERLY,
AlRHART WINTERS.
JACOB zACHARlAH,
ieo Tot Exsminers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-01

RAILROAD BunDIgG. last section of
the Baltimore and Hanover railroad, connect
ing with the Western Maryland railroad at
Emory Grove Station, near Reisterstown Sta
ton, was commenced Thursday by Archibald
FayoriIe, contractor. 1t is expected that in
few weeks the three sections will be started.
Delay has been caused by difficulty in secur.
ing the right OF way from parties owning land
ON both sides of the turnpike from Woodens
burg to Emory Grove
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-01
AUCTIoNEERING.

= ME undersigned, having had considerable
n experience in auctioneering, is prepared
to cry sales at reasonable prices. Engage
ments may be made at the depot, New Wind.
sor, Nd, or address,
S. II. CRAWFORD,
feb s-3t New Windsor, Nd.