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Assessors Notice.

You are hereby notified that |
viii be at the following voting pre-
cincts, and at the times indicated,
for the purpose ofassessing the per
sonal property in Mississippi coun-
ty, for the year 1879 viz:
Carson L.ake--School house, June
. and 10.
Scott-Dickinson Mil, June II,
Is and Il.
Pecah-R. w. Friends store,
June lG and IL.
Golden Lako-J. w. Rhodes &
Co.'S store, Juno 10 and 20.
Troy-Fcrguson's store, June 20
and q.
Swaync-L. D. Rozzel's house,
June 26.
Clear Lake-School house, June
20 and 80.
Canadian-William's storo, July
, and 3.
Chickasawb wba-Tisserand's store,
July 6, I aud 8.
East Big Lakc-Sam. Hcctor's
house, July II and Is.
Big Lakc-School-house July II,
Is and 10.
Little RIVER B. r. Jackson's \
house, July % and %.
Monroc-Clerk's Office, July %,
20, 30 and 81.
And yon are further notified that
if you tail to meet me at your re-
spective precincts rs above lndica-
ted, and at the time mentioned, you
viii be charged with the penalty
for such default, as the law directs
W. NJ. SPEED,
Asscsscr Miss. Co., Ark.
May 23rd 1879.
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GsceOsa Rain EbrOps.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Tobacco.
Choice Honey for sale at Stow
ell & Heinz.
Heavy rainfall all over the
County June the first and $, cond,
There has been two misdo-
mcaLor cases disposed of during
the week by Esq. Rountree.
w. p. Hale has returned from
Hot Springs, much improved in
health.
Don't have a fellow arrested
unless you are able to give bond
for the cost.
Why 1on't the people in the
country send us news items? We
would always be glad to get them.
to to Stowcll q uciiz for
Choice Honey.
Persons who do not belong to
the o. l.. & d. \. will please read
the notice on the door of their read
ing rooms
Mr.. II. B. Smith, of Golden
Lake, honored us with call yes
terday. He reports crops fine
and in good condition.
Sheriff W. b. Haskins returned
from Little Rock yesterday morn
ing, where he has been to make II
settlement with the State Auditor.
Well wager the drlnks for
two" that the editor Of this paper
is the only member of the Press
Gang of this State who neither.
drinks nor smokes.
PARKER's Sautoninc Worm Loz-
engcs, the best, purcst and safest
worm medicine in the world, at j.
l.. Driver q Co.'S Drug Store. Buy
none put Parker's Lozenges.
Until further notice Pettcy
Bros's Meat Market will be open
only on tuesday and Saturday
mornings. If you want choice
Meats send your orders in early.
The Press Association met at
Little Rock, instead Of Pine Bluff,
owing to the fact that certain
steamers IN the trade between those
points went out.
Last Tuesday evening was the
regular. .umc for meeting of the
town council. We understand that
no meeting was bad. THIS is doing
business with vengeance, amt it !
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Picnic.

The steamer Oscc0la Belle will
take passengers TO and from any
point on the river between this
place and Memphis who desire to
attend the picnic gwen by the o.
l.. 4 d. ~, on June 18Th, at hall
rates, with the privilege of laying
over until Saturday. the 2lst INST.
by SPECIAL arrangements with the o.
l.. q d. A.
From private letter written
TO j. X. p. Hale, Esq, we learn
that Rev. e. a. Danneliy, Grand
Lecturer OF Arkansas, a. +. Il A.
~, will NEE. the members OF Il a.
q apter No. 81 on Thursday, the
18th INST; the members viii govern
themselves accordingly.
Six persons were up before
the Mayor on last Monday for vlo-
latng the town ordinances. The
treasury was swelled to the amount
OF twenty-five dollars, and the Of
tenders loaned the Mayor aud
Marshall their usual fees.
The building of the District
School-house, to be baiIt just out
side the corporate limits Of the
town, has been awarded to Mr.. A.
Sloan, at a cost of $500. Mr..
Sloan is a master work man, and
we confidently expect to see a
building, which, when finished,
will give satisfaction.
The Post Master General has
advertised the letting Of the con-
tract for carrying the mail once a
week from Osceola by way of Will
liams' School-hoase, Mill Bayou,
Clear Lake, to Blytheville, and
from Pecan PIT. to McGayock' 5; now,
go to work and establish post Of
fees al the points above mentioned
where no office has already been
establsed and let us get some OF
the benefit of public money.
Tom Burke, an Irish man, who
was up before Mayor Goodrich on
last Saturday evening, and who con
tributed two dollars to the town
treasury, undertook a wise q plan
TO get hrs money back, under the
pretcnsc of being a "little sick" by
begging drink from a couple OF
saloon keepers, on Sunday, and
then sneaking around to the Mayor
and reporting them on Monday, IN
order to get fees as witness against
them. but his attempt to get even
did not win. As soon as the boys
were apprised OF the fact that they
were reported, they went up and
submitted their cases, thereby cut
ting Mr.. Burke out of his antlcl.
pated witness fees. And yet Tom
my is not happy.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor ". Il. Miller.
sec.y of State-Jacoh FruliGh.
Auditor-John CraWlorJ.
Tr, asurcr-T j. Churchill
Atty G"rl w. f. Henderson.
Com Stale Land4-D W. Lear.
Chnuccllor-D W tmuol
Chapcery Clerk W. Galloway.
CHIEF JuSiicc-E. H. Engli-h.
Associate Justices --Joh.4 Il. Eakin. and
W. VI. HARRISON.
Supt. Pub. Irst.-J l.. Denton.
LIST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Congressman, lst Dlsuict-PoindeAtcr Dunn.
JUDICIARY
Second Circuit-Counties of Mississippi, Gross
.rli'ondcn, Poinife,t, Craishend, Greene, Clay
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge l. T.. Mack
PlOs. Atpy.-W. Ii Cate.
LEGISLATIVE
10Th Dstrtci-Copntic- Of Miss ssipI /, Jackson,
POnt-ctt and Craighrad.
state Senafor-B. Harris
Rcprcse eHlatiye-J. o. Blackwool.
COUNTY OFFICERsI
County ludgc-J T. Feiis.
Shcfitf-W. B yak ns.
cunnty Cl rk-J. X, T. Hale.
Hrcasurer-J. W UzzGl.
Survcyor--B. Bachus.
Ass,s-or-W NJ ~pcel.
Coroner @. T.. Petley.
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For sale!

House and lot in Fulton, Tenn.
house contains rooms in good
repair. Good cistcrn. Lot, l02 X
100 feet, Good garden, well fenced
in. The house is rented until the
23i day of December next, and
whenever sold, the rent money will
20 to the purchaser from day of
purchase. Title perfect. Address
or apply to.
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated Communications Of oaccol, r,,.-.
No. y =. 8 \. NJ, wiz be ca the sntt,r,,av.
on or next before, each fuli moon. w. ian
= Feh. !. March $. April5. MAY g. NAV ~. Inro
e lnne 2s. Aug ?. Aug. ~, Sept - tiet. ~.
NOV, ~, Dc y The election aud msiaiilfiot,
ni "ihcrls vi ! he place Dee q t>t. John The
kyungelisD ''''
The Members are ordered to attend in accor,l-
anc with the by Laws
Al Master Masnns IN good Standing are cordi
ally invited to attend. Bv order ~
J. X 7. HALE. W II.
MorEis i'ENz, sec'y.
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.lIuRCn NERNIcES.

Every Sabbath, at the second Paphat Church,
at II O'Clock a. m aud ~ p m.
III l.. PREWITr. Pastor.
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TTIE SUN.
TO- 1yEw YORK 1e7c,


1879 1yEw YORK 1e7c,
As the time approaches for the renewal Of
uh.criptirn-. TIE sun would remind N
friends anc ~ellF.shers pye'ywucre, that II u
again candidate for their consideration ana
support Upon lis record for the past ten years
IL relies for n continuance 81 the hearty rynl-
paihy and generous co operation which have
hitherto been cAlenJed 10 Il iron every quaEfcr
of the Union.
The DAILY suS is n snr race-shrct of n col,
umnsi price by ln;il, post paid, % cents month
or S6.s per year.
The suxpaY edition of FEE Sun Is an eight,
page sheet Of SO cplums While giving the
ews nf the day, II also contains a large amount
II literary and mi.ceianeous matter specially
prepared ser u. THE ~ DAY sty has met
with great success. Post paid % year,
THE WEEKLY SUN.
Who does not know TilE WEEKLY sum
II cifcnla e. throughout the United states, the
anndas, and beyond Ninety thousapd fnnI-
lies greet It's welcnme pagrs weekly, md rssssssi
II IN Tue lisht Of guide, cnunseliur, and fsirnst.
~ news, editorial. agri-uty,r, and literary
departments make II essentially n iou-nnl ~
the family and tls, Ercside Terms: ONE
DoLliR4 ysar, pcst pail. This price, qu niy
considered, makes II the cheapest newspapsr
published. For clubs oi ten, with SO cash, We
will send an extra copy FREE
Address PUDi.IsiiER OF THE sun
New Yo,k Cify,
tE rMfpS Ifyou want 10 MAKE.ov
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Cvban Chill Tonic, the
May 23rd , 1879.


Cnban Chill E'Onic, the
great West Ird!es Fever aud Aguc
Remedy, a New and great Medicine
for ChlIls. Fevers, BilIiousncs css aud
Liver Complaint, at J. l.. Driver &
Co.'s Drug store.
Go {, J. l.. Driver & Co.'S Drug
store for Cuban Chill Tonic, the
Great West ladies Fever & Ague
Remedy, IA great rcmedy from Cuba
guaranteed to cure chillsand icvcrs,
bllliousness and LAYER Complaint
every tlmo. 1t is the finest medI.
einc ia the world. Everybody
should try it.
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NNv Great chance to make money. /

nES n Great chance 10 make money. II
N.EEH Ia y"u can't ct gold youu can get
VTv2EyEA greenbacks Wu need y persss
in every town to take suI,scrip-
tinns sor the largest. cheapest and
best lllns'rited family publeatipn la the wurid
Any one can become successful agent. 1hi
.nost ell gut works uf art given free 10 subscrii-
crs. This pr,ce II 50 low that almost everybody
subrcrihes. oneaSeni rep ris iaa < ing over eiab
In week i l.lsly agont rep ats takias ovcr io1
s,ib,erib ber' ~ ten days All WIN engage nlakc
lhrneY lust f"aean devote ali ,v.lr tiulc y. tAs'
business, or only your spare time log Ice no<
be away from home over night. You Gal tl0 u
as ~cll ~ othelr. tuil particulars. difyctions
aud term. ffer Elpsseht aud sxfsn-iee tbatnf
free. II you want prodiable work srDd " yQl.r
address ~ once. IL costs nothing try tiie Du1-
ness. M one Who erls,ts fsi.s to make gfs ~
pay. Address :" LIE fes Il - Journal. fus-
land, Maine 9-s-
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n lean make mnnsy i4stct az ws,rk fas Us than
I lat anything elss. Cspitti not r. qusrcd; W.
/ | !siil start "a. ~. per day ~ h,.me uade
My tie industrious M.H, women, boss
and girls wanted eve iywhere 10 wrrk sor si>,
Now i 'he time e,fiy piliht an-i trair irnn
Address. Tsuv 4 Co, Ausasta, Aej4e, a 81
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

(, suasc,,bers order DC Aiscont'nuance o. heir
newspapers, the publisher may continue ~ ssh"
hem until all a!rcaragcs aIc paid.
If Subscribers neglect or refuge TO take tnell
ewspapers from their Office 10 which they are
rcctcd, they gre held responsible uuth they
have settled their b!!ls and ordered the paper diT
on hue
.lsuhscl,hers move to other pla 'es without In
ormlne the pubHsher, and newspapers are sen
a the former direction. they sre held responsible
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a n TMfnS n you want to MAKE.av
hG LIN LID MONEY pleasantly 1EN
and f'st, aldrcss riSLkr, HAKyEY u Co. At.
lyita, ua
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DATES OF ADVERTISING:

pno pno,.a nr sinco 81 ten lines OF this type, Tor
1,r, in,eItion, and scyeniy-lye cents for each
supscqaent insertion
spr,J\I, NOTICES In Local column ,leaocdD
env Der cent on above rates.
orITtIARY NOTICEs-insertc2 nj advertis-
ng rates
A liberal deduction made on above rates Tor
snding advertisements.
EDITORIAL NOTICES referring TO advertise
meits. or advancing private Interests, raie ~
ran ,icut natter.
when no contract. are made, cash must ac-
opnuly all a.lysrtiseuients. No deYhstionh
from the above rules.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-30

Farmers In this vicinity have finished their
plowing for seeding, and are now ihfeshing
their seed grain, sc.
Mr.. Jacob Marker threshed last week some
OF his Fultz wheat, which yielded over FIVE
bushels per hundred sheayes.
The refreshing showers of the past few
weeks have added much to caring of late
corn, and also to the growth Of garden yege-
tables, pasture, &c. ct
On the 2lst inst. Mr. Joshua Myers pur-
chased Of Henry u. Forty about is acres Of
land, more or less, at $40 peracre.
Mr.. Jonas Frock recently purchased Of
Jesse Lennon, Esq, about 10 acres, more
or less, ut $33 per acre. Both Of the above
tracts will be surveyed on Tuesday, the I'd OF
September, by Upton Roop, Esq.
The members of the Union Sabbath School
at Samuel Covers school house, will hold
their annual celebration in grove near the
school house on Saturday September 18th.
The Silver Run Cornet Band will enliven the
occasion with some Of their choicest music
I The ladies Of Pleasant Valley and vicinity
/ will hold grand festival in the basement o
/ the new church at that place, on this Satur
day aflernoon aud evening, the both of An
gust. The Mayberry Orchestra viii furnish
the music on the occasion, and n grand tim
is anticipated. The proceeds will be appra
! printed Tor the benefit OF the new church
May success crown their efforts The publ
are cordially invited to intend.
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York County Items.
From the Hanover Citizen, Herald and
Spectator we take the following

From the Hanover Citizen, Herald and
Spectator we take the following:
on Tuesday night OF last week. Mrs Susan Myers
wife OF William Myers OF this place. taken sick
with severe attack OF cholera morbus which was
followed by a stroke Of paralysis on Wednesday
The shock was severe as 10 render her insensble
up To the time OF her death, which occurred about
II O'Clock on sunday night She was aged II
years, month and q days. Mrs. Myers was a very
large woman, weighing about 800 pounds
Last Saturday Matthias Mes died at his residence
IN West Manchester township, in the sDth year OF
his age. The deceased was appointment citizen and
was also Democratic politician Of considerable
influence.
struck BY lightning on Saturday evening last and
totally destroyed by Ere. together with all It's con.
tents which included the crops and some live
stock.
George Fishe and wife each aged 80 year.. ofabout
North Codorus township. recently died within "a
hours OF each other. They were both buried on the
same day.
John Sutton aged 90 years and 3 days died at
Pinetown Fairyiew Twp, on the 10Th inst. He was
an odd Defender" having been Of that gallant
band who marched TO the defence OF Baltimore In
lsii His father, John Sutton, Sr. lived TO the age
Of ~ years dying 20 years ago. The father was a
soldier Of the Revolutions and both father and son
drew pensions for many years,
One of the slonaker family. OF Heidelberg Twp
recently found small tin box buried on their farm
which contained over sl60 in old silver coins
nearly all halEdollnr The coins all bore old dates
Mr.. Adam Lehr has sold his farm. In Manchester
Twp. near Emlgsyille containing 100 acres of land
to Mr. Peter :. Burgard, OF Paradise Twp, at sli7
per acre.
ON Saturday OF last week the farm Of the late John
X. Wagner deceased, consisting Of In acres and q
perches, situate In Mannheim township. was sold at
public sale TO Mr.. Isaac Rennoll, for si025 also
tract Of ~ and 81 perehes adjoining the above
70 John snyder for 81 100; also tract OF acres and
- perches, near Runkc's tavern, in the same town
ship, TO Joseph Dellone Of Hanover. for s66.
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At Manchester, August 90, 1879, at the
residence of hor grandfather, George Shower.
Mary u. Frick, in her 10th year, daughter Of
4. A., aud q. J. Prick.
Al Union Mills, August oath, 1879, Jane,
wife Of Dr. d. $. Coonan, and daughter Of DR..
Ihos. W. Wells, Of Hampstead, this county.
Il. |. T..
Near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on August %, 1879
Mrs. Samuel Howard ia the sch ycar OF her
age. The deceased was the mother Of Mrs.
III. j.. Norris, cf this. city.
Aug 10th, 1879, Samuel s. Eorney, an old
and highly respected citizen Of GeitysharR.
Pa, aged 80 years, 8 months end 10 days.
AZ his residence, four miles from Union
Mills, on August ~, 1879, Jacob Myers, aged
W years, months and ~ days. He was
formerly citizen Of West Mainline township,
York county, but for four years past had lived
"a this county. His funeral took place last
Sunday, and was largely attended.
In this city, on August 25ih, 1879, Mrs
Mary, wife Of David II. Shriver, In The Goth
year Of her age.
Near Woodbine, this county, on August
oath, 1879, Annie, daughter Of Elisha s.
Young, IN the I'D year OF her age.
In baltimore, August 25, 1879, George l..
Shl Il. essa g yfaFF RsEAAlua ia'erfed at
On the cath Of August, 1870, at Louisville,
this county, Catherine Ann Bennett, aged o.
years and ~ days. BALTIMORE papers please
copy.
Near KeyNille, AuknA 18th, 1879. San
Salvatore Roberts, aged 30 years, 0 months
and 10 days.
Dearest brother. thou hast len IA.
l,0ne 70 try world unknown
Where many a one hast len lit
Ncyefmofe 10 return.
Asleep IN Jesus tune nor sIrno
Affects this TrVeiuuS hiding tAhhet
Qn indinx plH ipeior fapiandsanoWs,
believers md iiie same fcphsc
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We have been receiving qudnium SgDieit
OF rain for most any purpose, and especially
for fall pasture. The corn will be good aud
the farmers happy.
Mr.. s. s. Roberts, Of whose illness we
spoke in our last, died on the 10th inst, near
keysyille, and his remains were brought to
Bethel for burial last Thursday week, 2lst
Mr.. X. was great sufferer all his life, bat
bore ii all with Christian resignation. We
have reason 10 believe he Is now Mt rest.
Amy, daughter of Mr.. John Nusbaum,
broke herarmt three weeks ago, at NJ iddleburg,
where she was employed, whilst lifting a
bucket Of water. She was brought home the
following Sabbath, and is improving fast.
Mr.. George Zepp lost very fine COW two
weeks ago from ''bloating.n She was well
in the morning, when turned out, aud found
dead at night, in stream Of water.
Mr.. Vim. ii. Hooper lost one Of his best
horses last Saturday, from inflammation Of the
bowels
Thieves visited the chicken roosts Of Mr..
NJ. NJ. Nicodemns aud Mr.. Geo. Zepp. Mr..
u. had bis marked, aud the thief was caught.
Earl, youngest son Of Abdon Carlisle, has
been seriously III with typhoid lever, but is
slowly improving.
Ed, son Of 4. Il. Snader, killed female
copperhead snake, near bis fathers house, 3
feet long; also ! | young ones.
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The Russians are still marching on in Cen.
trail Asia. 1t is announced from st. Peters.
burg that the Turcomans followed, OF course,
by the Russian troops, are retreating upon
Merv and the Northern Desert They are
making extensive preparations for the coming
campaign, the result Of which must, doubt.
less, be the occupation Of Merv by the Rus
sian troops. 1t is stated that the Russian
Government has ordered report to be drawn
up on the means Of connecting the Caspian
and Black Seas by canal.
The wheat crop all over the West has been
abundant, exceeding in some Of the States all
former years. The correspondent of Chi.
eago paper writes from Indiana :--''In many
cases the crop will sell for as much as the
land was considered worth year ago.
A patent was issued in Washington, on
Tuesday, to Thomas A. Edison, OF Menlc
Park, N. j., for his electric lighting appara-
tus.
Canon Beadon, distinguished English
clergyman, died recently aged l02 years
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Very few farmers seed wheat nowadays
without using some of the wellknown com
mercial fertilizers. IN order to assist those
who have not decided on what brands TO use
we call attention to those advertised in the
Advocate, all ofwhich can be purchased from
agents in this county;
J. J. Smith 4 Son, New Windsor, offer
their Raw Bone Phosphate.
]. Q. A. Holloway, Baltimore, has two
brands, Excelsior aud Ammoniated Phos.
phate.
Baugh 4 Sons, Baltimore, offer $40
Phosphate.
James a. ShaeiIer, Westminster, Is agent
for the Popplein Silicated Phosphate Com.
pany, Baltimore.
julius b. Berrett, Sykezville, is the agent
for G.. 0ber 4 Sons celebrated Phosphates.
W. W. Whilciock 4 Co., Baltimore, call
attention to their Vcgetator.
Each Of these fertilizers have their adhcr
ents in this aud the adjoining counties, and
all are said TO be excellent Tor increasing the
yield and improving the soil.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEDICATION. NJ. +. Church will be
dedicated on Sunday, the 9Th of September.
Rev. ID. II. Carroll and other eminent speak
ers will be present and participate. Preach.
ing will commence at 10 o'clock, a. M, and
continue throughout the day, The public are
cordially invited to attend.
Methodist Protestant Church. To. morrow
Sunday at l0l, a. m, the pastor will preach
on the "fhe Immediate Place Of the Happy
Dead suggested by the deceased Of Mrs.
Mary Shriver. At Sp. M, "Shall we know
each other there2i
The United Brethren will hold woods
meeting in grove near Heidlersburg, Adams
county, Pa, commencing September 9th, aud
continue ten days. The meetings will b.
conducted by the pastor, J. II. Smoke. All
are cordially invited to come. Christians OF
every name are invited TO come and partici.
pate in the worship.
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lvanhoe having taken the most rings was
entitled TO the first prize, silver ice pitcher,
and the honor Of browning the Queen Of Love
and Beauty. knights OF Arlington, Can't
Win, Reisierstown, Freedom, Springfield and
Dundee, each having taken seven rings, rode
of for the second, third and fourth prizes and
honors. Freedom won second prize, a silver
goblet, and the honor Of browning First Maid
OF Honor; Arlington, the third prize, gold
cuff buttons, and the honor Of browning Sec.
ond Maid Of Honor; aud Can't Win, fourth
prize, gold collar buttons and studs, and the
honor of GROWING Third Maid OF Honor.
The coronation took place on the dancing
platform at o'clock, the address being de.
iiyered by Mr.. Charles r. Favour Ivanhoe
chose for Queen Of Love and Beauty, Miss
Julia X. Brooks, Of Baltimore; Freedom be.
slowed the honor Of First Maid upon Miss
florence l.. Morris, of Baltimore; Arlington
crowned Miss G.. NJ. Wadlow, Of Baltimore,
Second Maid; and knight of Can't Win be.
slowed upon MlssJOsephine Reynolds, Of Car.
roll county, the crown for Third Maid.
After the coronation the royal dance took
place, to the strains OF Lewis Briseoe's cotil.
lon band, Of Baltimore. Dancing was then
participated in by a large number, and quad.
rifles, waltzes and the lancers followed in
succession until far into the night.
Messrs. L. s. Choate, Julius Berret and
Elisha Bennett were judges Of the tourna.
ment; Mr.. GeorgeM. Prugh, chiefmarshal, Mr..
John Il. Beasman, assistant, aud Messrs.
Jonathan N. Dorsey and Joseph Barnes her.
aids. The Oak Orchard Band furnished the
music on the occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-30

SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East, win leave Union Bridge for Baltimore
and Intermediate Stations Al clio N. and 80 y. m.
Going West viii leave baltimore for Union Bridge
and Intermediate Stations Ut o. q. M, and 210p m
train will leave Baltimore for Reisterst0wii and
intermediate stations 10 p m; returning 10 Raiti.
more leaves Restcntown at $50 pm.
EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains South will leave Emmit,Sburg at 100 and
l09O A. NJ. and $40 and 5.b5 T. NJ and arrive al
Rocky Ridge at $50 and 1850 A. NJ aud b 20 and e q
r. ". Trains North will leave Rocky Ridge at 500
At Emmittsburg $50 and ll90 A. NJ. and 42O aud
7.i5P.M.
Through Car for Frederick leaves Baltimore at 400
r. ~, and leaves Frederick for Baltlmore al 100
An.
Street Cars, baltimore and Gay Stree. Line at cor.
Of Hllen Station. :
e. baltimore time IL given at all stations.
J. ". HOOD. Gen1 Manager.
jul B. H. oRIswoLD. Cent Ticket Agent.