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Bee. Sugar to be Manufactured in Maryland.

A practical commencement has been made
towards the establishment Of the beet root
sugar manufacture in Maryland. Beels have
been grown ON the the Eschol Brook farm at
PikesSille, from seed brought from Germany,
and being tested here produced twelve per
cent Of saccharine matter. A body Of Ger
man manufacturers have offered TO come to
Baltimore and provide all the capital required
for the enterprise, aud bring over machinery
Of the latest invention, which will extract
every particle Of the sacchariue juice from the
beet. They also agree to bring with them
their skilled workmen TO run the factory
The only stipulation they make is that they
shall be guaranteed that two thousand acres
Of land or more shall be planted with German
sugar beet, the product Of which viii pay
them for running the sugar house. They
Contract 10 take the whole crop aRd as much
more as they can get at s. per ton. As good
land viii produce thirty tons per acre, beets,
it is said, will yield . greater profit than any
other crop. Prospects now are that next
spring many tousands Of acres will be planted
in beets, aud that within year the isctory
will be in full operation. IHtlic Ledger
Sugar beeis have been cultivated in
Maryland Cor long time. Forty years
ago the writer Of this article used them as
winter food for horses aud COWS. The
manufacture of the sugar may be some
thing new in Maryland, but tue produe-
ton Of sugar beet Is not. \ company has
been formed in Delaware, also, for the
manufacture of sugar from the beet, which
will be grown extensively for the purpose
IN that State.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

Civil engineers are having their day now.
Two Alpine tunnels have been proposed
within two days, and Garibaldi advocates a
scheme Of diverting the course Of the river
Pc, SO as to make il flow in direct line be.
tween Milan and Turin. Then there is the
Russian project of turning the river Oxus into
its old bed, the French plan for flooding the
deseT, Of Sahara, and the Panama and Mica.
ragua canal schemes, with Capt. Esds ship
railway as a sort Of compromise undertaking.
All these projects follow the completion Of
two great engineering works in this country,
west Pass Of the Mississippi by Captain Eads'
jetty system. Most of the schemes above
mentioned are likely to be indefinitely post.
poned, but some Of them will doubtless be
carried out for the benefit Of commerce.
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FOR COMPTROLLER,
THOMAS J. HEATING.
Primary meetings Attention Democrats,

The Democratic voters Of Carroll county
are hereby requested to assemble in their re-
spective election districts, at the usual places
OF meeting, on Saturday, September 9, 1872,
for the purpose Of selecting Five Delegates
from each district, to meet in County Conven-
ton on Monday, the Sth Of September, at 10
o'clock, a. M, at the Court House, in West
minister. for the purpose Of nominating one
candidate for the State Senate; four candi-
dates for the House Of Delegates; one can
didate for States Attorney; one candidate
for Clerk Of the Circnit Court, one eandi-
date for Register Of Wills, three candidates
for Judges Of the Orphans Court; three can
didaies for County Commissioners; one can
lidate for County Treasurer; Que candidate
for Sheriff, and one candidate for County
Surveyor, to be voted for at the next general
election.
The Central Committee recommend that
The polls be opened at 3 O'Clock, p. M, and
close at O. clock, p. m
RICHARD MANNING,
Chairman County Central Committee.
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rR1nurE OF RESPECT.

Extract from the proceedings Of Union Brldgg
Grange, No. 80, 7. Of H., alta meeting held
on Saturday, August %, 1879.
WHERgAs, Our beloved Brother Dennis
Cookson, has been taken from amongst rs 10y
death. 90,
Resoired, Tha, while we bow with humble,
submission to the Almighty power that caused
his removal, We deeply mourn his loss anu
sympathize most truly with has berea'ed lam
iiy. He was one Of Gods noblemen an
honest man. In his death the Grange ha,
lost a valuable and faithful member, the world
a good and useful citizen, and his family q
kind, loving and faithful husband aud father
TH0S. +. SHEPHERD, Master.
Sol. SHEPnERD, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

The Republican campaign in Ohio is
not being conducted on the original plan.
II was 20 arranged at first that the stall
waris expected TO sweep the State. The
big guns Of the party had been engaged to
stump the State for Poster, and ii was
c5HEdeHuy ugnevrn rnar INC Dem0rrarir
orators would be driven from the stump
and the party be given death-blow there.
But, alas, for Foster and his companions
on the Republican ticket, the big guns
have not been Erred of, aud the Democratic
balls are flying thick and fast. Blaine,
EdmHnds and Conkling have not set foot
on Ohio soil. Blaine and Conkling have
declined to go. and Eimunds is 10 Europe
sherman has too many other States to
work up FOR his neat years candidacy to
spend any time at home. Other big guns
are enjoying the cool shades and health
giving waters Of the mountains, aud the
refreshing baths aud bracing breczes Of
the seashore, to give up such comforts for
az exciting campaign. Besides, too, the
money, which was to poar out ike water
from the Golfers Of Republicans, docs moi
pour much, and altogether Republican
success ia Ohio Is not at al ilatterisg to
Foster.
The Democrats seem to be confident
They claim that all local difficulties Lay,
been healed, and that Ohio win give Ewing
10000 majority
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The streets of London, England, have beer
recently placarded with an advertisement
stating that ''lhe art of begging is exhaus
lively taught in six lessons by Prof Layaru.
Rooney, who bess TO Inform the public tina,
be has founded q college for theoretical and
PRACTICAL instruction in medicRncy.n Among
other practical appliances for the profession
the professor announces that he keeps on
hand artificial wounds and sores, assorted
braces Of Irvine, trained dogs for blind men,
erutches for cripples and surgical bandages
tor wounded impostors. Information is af
forded respecting the most lucrative street:
and neighborhoOds.
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A Radical Change.

State rights arc now the special abhor-
renee Of a certain school Of Republicans.
They bold thar the States have no rights.
that their rights we're oblitcraied by the
war Of the rebellion They even go fur
Their and say that this is nov Nation, not
a Union Of States, aud that State lines
oagIi 10 be bloticd out. 1t was not al
ways thus. How much the Republican
party has changed in this respect, win be
seea 1T glance. In 1860 nt Chicago the
Republican National Convention adopted
platform declaring that athc maintenance
inviolate Of the rights Of The Staies, and
especially the right Of each State 70 order
and control is own domestic institutions
aesesdias % ilsewa Judgement exclusively,
Is essential 10 that balance Of power on
uhieh he perfection and endurance Of our
political fabric depend
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-08-09

There Is % alarming droqth in Texas. Al
Corpus Christi, all last week, fresh waller wa,
sold at twenty-five cents bucket, the de
mand being greater Than the supply. The
current number of the San Marcos Free Pres,
has this item Professor Rounsayall, iust
returned from Beyeille, says that ali the
streams in that direction hut the Guadalupe
and two % three similar ones are ''bone dry
HO saw thousands Of stock being waterei GU
OF wells by horse power. No grass or feed
Of course much stock must perish
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JULIA II. GALLAUDET,
Notice to Creditors.
NO. 1887 Eot,ITY

No INoI EQUITl.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll cORnty.
George W. Stoner, ST., aud James A. c.
Bond, Trustees, vs. George W. Stoner
aud wife.
NOTICE is hereby gwen to all the creditors
~ Of Gcorge W. Stoner, Jr., who were such
PRIOR 10 the llth day Of December, 1878, The
date Of the d ed Of trust in the above cause
to hle their claims, daily proven and aulhen
heated, with the Clerk OF the Circuit Couri
for Carroll county, on or before the 18Th day
Of October, A. D. 1879.
j. J. BAuMGARTNER, Jr..
aug BIT Auditor
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Naticc 10 Creditors.

NllE undersigned, having settled i, tE,.
L Orphans Court an account Of ia estate
Of Delilah VI. Ohlcr, late Of Carroll cosniy,
deceased, aud aseertaincd the balance in his
hands for distribution according to law, among
the creditors OF said deceased, hereby give.
notice 10 said creditors To Gle their claims
against said deceased, legally authenticated
with the Register Of Wills for Carroll county,
on or before the Isl day OF September, 1873,
preparatory TO a distribution Of the assets OF
said personal estate, TO be made amongst said
creditors under the direction OF the Orphan ),
Court Of Carroll county, on tho @h DAY Of
September, 1879.
Alter The final ratification Of said disirihu.
uon by the OgphaEs' Court aforesaid the,
undersigned will be prepared to pay to eacl,
of said creditors their respective dividend,
according to said distribution
ABRAHAM STONER.
aug 9.it Executor
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The Democratic State Ticket.

The ticket presented by the Democratic
State Convention which met in Baltimore,
on Thursday last, possesses the elements Of
popularity In remakarble degree, and the
unanimity aud harmony which prevailed
certify our Republican competitors that
there Is little use for them to go through
the formalities Of nomination, except to
keep up their organization in the Statc.
The ticket presented to the public from
Masonic Temple will be endorsed at the
polls in November BY $4,000 majority.
The platform on which it stands, Of re-
ireuchment and economy in expenditures,
commcnds it to public acceptance equally
with the personal popularity of the gentle
Inen composing it.
The Baltimore AserieaH, the leading
Republican organ In Maryland says:
Ia nominating Mr.. Hamilton for Governor
the convention undoubtedly selected the man
who has long been the choice Of the masses
of the Democratic party. Mr.. Gwinn has
been an exceedingly valuable public servant,
and bis denomination TO the Attorney Gener-
alship was jsst compliment to him and a
great heneft to the state. Both the other
nominees are gentlemen Of personal merit,
and the ticket is one which will doubtless
command the fall party vote.
Nov let every Democrat in the county
go to work and give the largest majority
ever given ia Carroll
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WE cHEERFULLY RRcoMMEND

HoRNE'S RHEUMATIC REMEDf'
A prepared by DR.. Geo. l.. Horn, Phaf
maeisi, Lafayette Ave. and Stricken street
baltimore, 10 any Que suffering from kheI,
maiisn or Gout. We have used this valuable
medicine with the best results and cannon
speak too highly 10 is praise. Respectfully,
$. a Jas n. Morsell, Baltimore.
ASK Your Druggist or Grocer for Il or WING
direct 10 DR. GEo. 1. Hoax, Lafayette Ave.
and Stricken St Baltimore. Price 30 cents
per bottle . bottles for Sl.25. aug V'ou
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To The Democratic Voters Of Carroll Co

WArERsylILE, Nh, August 9, 1879.
Nj name has been fayorably mentioned
4A and recommended in connections wi,h
me State Senatorship Of this county,. In
Jastlee 10 my friends who have so kindly ten.
asfed me their support for this position. /
ees',e " return my sincere thanks for their
sooa WIZ and effort in my behalG but, under
ss-'s'sAg circumstance, ! cannot consent 10
" any ssn y. before !he people This lime.
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NO. IsIG EnIfITY

Ia the circait Court for Carroll County
John L. lleifsnder aud benjamin. +. Grouse
Trustees, ys. John Prince.
nkDERED this 7lh day of August, A. D.
~ 1879, that the account Of the Auditor
iiled IN this cause be finally ratified and con,
hrmed, unless cause TO the contrary ihereoi
be shown on OF before the 18th day Of August
instant provided a copy Of this order be ~
serted for Two successive weeks before me
last named day in some newspaper pnhlisAea
ia Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, CLERK.
True copy,--Test:
aug 9'2t FaAxk r. SaAw, CLERK.
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PUBLIC SALE

VIE subscriber will sell a, Public Sale n,
u his residence, near Finksbnrr s,as s ~
on on Wednesday, Augnst I3ih, 1873. Z He,Ses
~ Cows, Calves and Heifers; Bull Uags
In'ckens, Milk Cans, and ali III Farm,ns
implements and Household and Kitchen Fnys
ierms-o months credit. Sale begins 4, o
s s a; NJ HENRY S. FfTeH.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MI rs, 2. sPALDING viii opep a IA,
- school tor yonng ladies and litlle eh;I
egLsn' Der home, corner of centre snJ
"rsen streets, on AoxnAr, sRrTsnnxe SS,l
For terms, apply 70 ~
aas z-zm MRS. sPALpING-
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Commissioners, NOTICE..

VIE County Commissioner Of ca.ron
county, will meet ct their Office In Wass.
Minister on the FIRST MoSpAY ~ srs.,.,.,,.'
ioiyl ior the transaction OF hnsiness
~ order, LOUIS G. TRUMBo.
Clerk
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NOTICE is hereby given that tue subscri-
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Of Admin
isiraiiou W. A., on the Estate Of
JULIA II. GALLAUDET,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersous
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the voucher
thereof legally authenticated TO the subscriber.
on or before the Ssh day Of March, 1850
they may otherwise by law he excluded iruns
all benefit Of said estate These indebted are
requested To make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this lth day al
August, 1879.
JOSHUA W. Herring,
aug ct Administrator W. a.
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A MUSICAL And DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENT.

ODD FELLOWS Halt.
Friday Ereniag, nc i5h Instant.
ENoR the purpose Of furnishing Hall al
- Western Nd. College for the students
OF Westminster. An arrangement has been
made with the President by which a FREE
SCHOLARSHIP, for three years, will he
gwen 10 the person selling the greatest mum.
Der OF tickets, provided that six hundred are
sold altogether. Please buy Your tickets be-
the scholarship. aug a.Jt
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING IL the Post Office, West
IA minister, Nd, August 2, 1898
anderson, Miss +. Kooniz, Jno. I.
Breighnor, Saml. I.ampley, NJ. T.,
yanheld, Win. b., Jr. Owens. Alex.
Hamburger, Miss n. Thomas, VIM.
Hull, VIM. H. wagner, Thos. $.
Williamson, Austin
Persons calling Tor letters IN the above ~
viii say they were advertised. =,
aug9 A. II. HUBER, 7. NJ
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Notice tn Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sabscri
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Testamcnia1
on the personal estate Of
ELIZA BETH NJ. D0NNELLY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All person.
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the same with the voucher.
thereof, legally authenticated, to the sui
scribcr ron or before the 22d day Of February
1880 they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF said estate. Those To-
debted are requested To make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 22d day OF
July, 1879.
JOHN X. L0NGWEIL.
aug 9-4i Executor
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Returns Of the election in Kentucky
show light Tote aud few Republican
gains in the Legislature, bnt not enough
to affect the large Democratic minority.
To Louisville, where five Working Mems
candidates we're elected 10 the Legislature,
two years ago, tho delegation i now eD,
tirely Democratic. The Greenbackczs
were almost Invisible. The call for a Con
stiiulional Convention filled.
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4 dispatch from London, Augasl 1. SAYS
the sevsrosi storm known hers for many years
ragged 10 various pasts Of England, and espe-
cially ~ the Valley Of the Thames, on Satur-
day night The storm was atlesded BY o fall
Of halissones, some Of which wers FIVE inches
~ circumference. The damage TO glasa in
places Immediately around London a,aounis
10 thousands Of pounds sterling IN a great
part OF Bediordshire The hay crop has been
completely swept away and many cattle have
been drowned Newmarkef and the neigh.
borhood are flooded. The rainfall Is Buck.
inghamshire is estimated at seventy tons per
acre. Damages By foods and lightning are
also reported from Cambridge, Norfolk, Gull.
ford Leicester, Bath and Monmouth.
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MARRIED..

July 81, 1879, in townsville, Frederick
county, by Rev. p. Light Wilson, J. Henry
Snider, Of Woodsboro', and Miss Fannie N.
C. Smith, Of Liberty, '
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Montgomery county votes directly for
her delegates, in primaries. as we'll ss for
the county and legislative ticket. There
is less chance for political wire pullers and
convention manipulators to defeat the will
Of the people BY this system. 4 direct
vote for delegates to conventions and for
candidates IS the fairies, and best mode Of
proceeding il Is not so much 10 the
poser Of two OF three men to coatrDl nomi-
nations, where there Is ballot instead Of
a convention.
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EIGHTH Annual Excursion
TO
washington, C.
ON
WEDNESDAY, August goth,
ny
CHARITY LODGE, NO. So, K. OF P,
OF WESTMINSTER.

viz Western Maryland and Baltimore and
Potomac Railroads, without change Of cars,
to which the public are invited TO attend.
ExcnrsioHists will have about seven hours
time to visit the Public Buildings, Mt. Yer.
non, Alexandra, and other points Of interest,
al the following low rates - From Pen Mar,
Middleburg, and intermediate stations, 81. IS;
from Union Bridge, Spring Mills, and inter
mediate stations Sl65; from Westminster,
oWings Mills, aud intermediate stations,
SLIGO, Children under twelve years half fare,
Trains will run as follows: Trains leave
Pen. Mar ct 500, n. m; Blue Ridge, 3 .OG;
Sabillasville, 5l5; Mechauicstovn, 5.32:
Graceham, $40; Logs, jI5; Rocky Ridge,
6.50 Double Pipe Creek, j5s; York Road,
600; Middleburg, G.O7 Union Bridge, e. n;
Linwood, G.22: New Windsor. G. ~: Wake.
field, G32; Avondale, G. ~; Westminster, q. 50;
Tannery, 100; Carrollton, 7.OG; Paiapsco,
40; Tank, 7.lj; Finksbuyg. ! 25; Glen Mos.
ris, 1888; Reisterstown, 1855; Timber Grove,
40; Owings' Mills, 7.4S. Arrive in Wash.
ington at 10 clock, a. m. Leave Washing.
ton ut $50, p. III. Trains will stop at inter.
mediate stations where there may be cxcur.
sionists to take the train. Cars will be pro.
vided for the accommodation Of Colorcd neo.
pie. A BAND OF MUSIC will he Ia aticn.
dance.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS.
John ncFnstine, John II. Mitten,
E. J. Lawyer, John 4. Shade,
J, WIN, Wagner, aug 9.2t
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kuxxIso Doxx rnE vowrls. "A Spring.
hela. Mass., man has nasaed his four BOYS
Ara kss, Ira. and Ora, aud thty are FAIL
alive and as mlschievous as II nothing had
happened. IRA and Yfa are 10 come yet,
he SAYS
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Tx &c TORS SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

10y virtue OF the last will and testament Of
- Daniel Bush. late of Carroll county, in
the State of Maryland, deceased aud Of an
order Of the Orphans Court Of snid county,
the undersigned, as Executor, will sell Al,
Public Sale, on the premises, situated about
FIVE miles from the city Of Westminster, on
the Turnpike road, on
Tuesday, TIE ~ day Of September, 1872,
commencing promptly ut 0 O'Clock. A. NJ,
all the following Personal Property - work
n horses, brood mare, colt. o head
03<a of mich COWS, several ofy9---zsN
NOA-whieh will be fresh BY the $AAN
day Of sale ] large bull ? yearliug - III ~
calves, nine hogs, one large brood SOW, live
shOats, lot OF corn by the barrel. wheat, ryo.
oats, potatoes and clover seed by tue bushe:
lot Of clover and timothy hay by the stack or
ton, large lot Of vinegar N barrels, apple
butter In pIoSta, lot Of lard, lot OF hard and
soii soap, &c; farming implements of every
kind, consisting Of wagons, cart, ! spring
market wagon, buggy and harness, Iron
Clad mower, Buckeye improved reaper and
mower combined, lhreshing machine, grain
fan, straw cutter, roller, pioughs, harrows.
cultvators, rakes, horse rake, forks, shoy-
els, maitoOks, hoes, &c., single aud double
trees, several sets OF harness, brides, halters,
riding saddles, log chains, 8c., also lol Of
rails, a lot Of cord wood posts aud lumber.
Household and Kitchen Furniture, such as
beds bedsteads md bod clothing, earpetiug,
sldeboaTas tables, chairs, parlor and ten
plate stoves, clocks, looking glasses, | sewing
machine, corner cupboard, queensware, tin.
ware, double barHelled shot gun, and many
| other articles not mentioned.
The above articles are In first class condi.
ton, and those 10 want OF Farming Imple.
menis and Stock should attend the sale.
Turns Of Sale. All sums under $40 cash;
ON sums Of $40 and upward credit Of eight
months upon notes vita approved security,
and bearing interest from the day Of sale.
No property 10 be removed until terms Of sale
are strictly complied With
lABEH A. BUSH, Executor.
Chas, u Roberts, Solicitor.
aug s'is VIM. Brown, Auctioneer.
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How is il that tile special foreign CORES,
pondenis OF the Westminster Idpoeaie and
the Prince Georgian, in their letters to these
papers last week, treat on the same subjects
per6dtim e HerotiAl - Marlboro, Nd, Ga
setie.
4 gentleman Of culture, who is travel
ling in Rarope, furnishes these letters for
the ADVOCATE, P'faes Georgi,,a, and
other papers. lis headquarters are ip
Washington; the letters are sent there, and
his clerks send them to such newspapers
as are willing to pay Tor them.
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Rs.roiep6 sQld n Igns ii New York city
was so a barrel. r
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Il Is not many years since the burden OF ia
dustrial and commercial news published IN
the daily papers WAS Of failures and the clos
ipg Of manufactures and rolling mills; now
SCARCELY p day passes without some encour-
aging word W 70 new enterprises, the reopen
and tie genergi bright prospects of the future
den Of i've gaafa ago iofetqld hard times, and
We may be very sure that The signs Of 10 day
afe just As accurate indications Of the resqrn
flhe old tine activity.