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Letter from Dublin.
MORNING STARS.

MORNlNG STARS.
Three beautiful planets are now morning stars
At 3 o'clock in the morning bright Jupiter is a
little west of south, emitting his silvery rays
and shining in refulgent glory. A little further
east, the pale beauty, Saturn, shines in regal
splendor, and little further towards the orient
rides red, fiery Mars. These glorious heavenly
beauties make the morning sky most splendid
to behold. The bright shining orbs silently
proclaim, that they were made by the great Je-
hoyah. Let such athesticnl fools as Bob Inger
soil, ct al, rave with their wicked basphemies,
but we know that the Great 0mnipotent reign
eth.
RELIGIOUS.
On last Sunday evening Rev. T.. A. Colburn
and Rev. VIM. Brayshaw held divine service at
the Deer Park School House. Mr. Colburn read
the service and Mr.. Brayshaw preached an able
sermon from the text "Be still and know that
am God" Psalm AZ, v. 10. After he finished
his fine sermon Mr.. Colburn followed with
brief but eloquent discourse. The music by the
Misses Powell was very fine and the singing by
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The yellow fever which it was thought
had subsidized at Memphis, has broken out
again. On Sunday at least 1000 people fled
from the city by one railroad alone The
banks closed up and merchants have removed
their goods to Cincinnati and other cities
where they will transact business until the
fever subsidies No cases are reported at New
Orleans
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Ohio is enforcing her new law against
tramps One of them called at Il house in a
village and demanded food There was a
slight delay in complying with his orders,
whereupon he threatenedto "burn the town y
For this he now lays in Jail awaiting the ac-
tion of grand jury. The trial. imprison-
ment, DC, will cost considerable amount.
A quiet horse whipping would no doubt have
been as ctfectual cure and much less expen-
siye
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The recent attempts upon the lives of the
Gar of Russia and the Emperor of Germany
hayecaused much uneasiness to othercrowned
heads of Europe. Even Queen Victoria of
England considers her life in peril and in
performing a journey last Saturday the
greatest precautions were taken to prevent
the wrecking of the royal train.
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STACKS BURNED.-About Q o'clock on We'd
nesday night four stacks of wheat belonging to
Mr.. John V. st. Clair, who resides near Jarretts-
vile, were burned. The stacks are supposed to
have contained 2G0 bushels of wheat. Mr.. st.
Clair's loss is estimated at $500. 1t is believed
that they were set on fire
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FESTIVALS, TOURNAMENTS, &C.-llarvcst be-
ing over and the wheat cropa good one our peo-
pie seem determined to gathcrall the enjoyment
they can from festival, tournament, DC. Weap-
pend list:
Festival at Grace Chapel, Hickory, Tuesday,
July Goth, at o'clock, p. NJ.
Pic MIC for the benefit Of the German Luther
an Church. near Edgewood, Wednesday and
Thursday, July 30th and 31st.
Tournament and pic mic, on the farm of 1Iar-
rison Hopper near Dublin, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 9th.
Tournament and dancing sorcc on John Al
mony's farm, near Norrsville, Tuesday, July
Goth.
Fair and festival at st. Ignatus Church, Hick-
DRY, commencing Tuesday, August 9Th, and con-
tinuing four days.
Fair and festival at Franklin NJ. E. Church,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, August 18th, sth
and 9th.
Vocal and instrumental concert, at High Point,
Tuesday evening, August 9Th.
Festival and supper at Mount Tabor Church,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 3lst and Au-
gust LIST and ID.
Candidates meeting, at Mcchanicsvilc, Friday,
August 18th, with rock fish and ice cream sup
per.
Tournament and dancing soiree on the farm of
w. j. T. Riley, Upper Cross Roads, Wednesday,
August 18th, at | O'clock, p. M.
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John Sherman has added $1O4,0OO,00O to
the bonded debt of the United States in Or
der to get ready for conditional resumption.
The farmers of the country will appreciate
this fact and think about it ifhe should be the
Republican candidate for President.
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A CARD

TO he comfy Commissioners Of HuJord C0uaty.
Gentlemen: You advertised for bids to be made
on or before July 2lst 1879. to furnish seventy
tons Coal for Court House, Jail and Almshouse.-
On the day mentioned several bids were made,
one by myself at S4.95 per ton, the lowest bid. |
am surprised this morning to learn from your
Clerk, Mr. Fulton, that you have given the con-
tract at $40 per ton to another bidder. Please
explain through the newspapers.
Yours, respectfully,
EDWIN H. WEBSTER.
July I'D, 1879. iy25
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Examiners Notice.

FINHE undersigned Examiners appointed by the
l. County Commissioners of Hartford county to
locate public road in the 9Th District, cOmmon-
cling at a point on the public road near Pleasant
Hill School House, and running through the lands
of Henry Sceler, John b. Finley and James Price,
and terminating at the public road leading from
Mount Vernon Church to the Line Bridge, hereby
give notice that they will meet upon the ground
On the 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1879,
AT 10 o'clock. A. NJ,
for the purpose above designated
JAS. w. MCNABB,
ROBERT MCFADDEN,
DANIEL MORRISON,
jy2j Examiners
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SuNsTRUCK.-Frank Whitaker, Dr., former
ly of this county, while at work at -four mill in
Baltimore, on Wednesday, the 10th instant, was
overcome by the heat and completely Frustrated
for some time. lie is now improving and in a
fair way TO recover.
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The Grant boom is dying away into a
faint whisper, and very soon it will be heard
no more. The Republican managers dis
covered that the American people regard a
third term, and especially third term of
Grant, as deliberate defiance of custom, pa
triotsm and decency.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONAL convention
of representatives of the Sunday Schools of Har
ford county, under the auspices of the Maryland
Sunday School Union, will be held at Darling
ton, commencing on Friday evening, August
sth, and closing on Sunday night, August 10th.
The Convention will be composed of the pas
tors and superintendent of all the Sunday
Schools in the county, and two delegates to be
elected from each school. Mr.. William A.
Baker, State Superintendent ofthe Maryland Sun
day School Union, will be present. It is expected
that the attendance will be large and the eXer-
SEES of varied and interesting character. Rev.
A. II. Greenfield, of Bel Air, is Vice President of
the Maryland Sunday School Union for Hartford
county, and Mr.. w. h. Galbreath chairman of
the Executive Committee.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,
SIaunlOn. VIRGINIA.
Sherif's Sale.

by VIRTUE of n writ of Fieri Facias, issued
ID out of the Circuit Court for Hartford county,
and chattels, lands and tenements of William H.
Stump, to me directed, 1 have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate, at law and in equity, of the said VIM. H.
Stump in and TO all that FARM situated in Har-
ford county, Maryland, which was conveyed by
Edward Parker and Others to Samuel Stone, by
deed dated the LIST day of April, in the year 1850
and recorded among the Land Records of Hartford
county aforesaid, in Lber ii. d. G., No. 80, folio
containing
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
DANIEL SCOTT, In Equity.
vs.. In the Circuit Court
George Smith for
and others Hartford county

TJ>HE object of this Bill is to procure the sale of
Il the lands and premises mentioned therein to
satisfy the claim of the complainant and such
other creditors as have or who may come in and
become parties to this proceeding. The Bill
alleges that one Sarah Smith, being largely in
debted to complainant and others, departed this
life on the = day of March, 1875 seized and pos
sessed of Real Estate in Hartford county, and In
said Bill particularly mentioned. That she left
surviving her George Smith, her husband, and
eight children, her heirs-at-law, and that Julius
Smith and Henry Smith, woof her said children,
are non-residents of this State
1t is thereupon ordered, this oath day July 1879,
that the complainant cause copy of this order,
together with the object and substance of the Bill
to be inserted in some newspaper published in
Hartford county, once week for four successive
weeks three months before the I'D day of Novem-
Der, 1879 giving notice to the nonresident defend
ants named in said Bill, and warning them to APP
pear In the Court, In person or by solicitor, on or
before the said I'D day of November 1879, to show
cause, If any. they have, why decree shall not
pass as prayed.
A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
True copy, Test
jy25 A. LINGAN JARRETT, Clerk.
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Examiners Notice

Examiners Notice.
THE undersigned Examiners appointed by the
l. County Commissioners of Hartford county to
locate public road in the I'd District, beginning
at or near stone standing near large gum tree
on the cast side of the road leading from Mchaels-
vile to Swan Creek lane, said stone and gum tree
being n corner of the land of George +. Gerwig
and Henry l.. Taylor, and running thence through
the lands of said Gerwig, along j. p. Dallams line
through the lands owned by the late Joseph X.
hickey, until it intersects private road between
the lands of Miss Fanny Preston and George
Stockham thence over the bed of said private
road to the Perrymansvile and Boothby Hill road
hereby give notice that they will meet upon the
ground on
The 4th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870,
AT 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
for the purpose above designated.
'FL JOHN S. YOUNG,
DANIEL B. CHI ESNEY,
WILLIAM II. SUTTON,
jy25 Examiners.
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DESTRUCTION OF HAvRE DE GRACE HOTEL.
About halfpast two O'Clock, on Monday morn
ing, flames were discovered in the kitchen part
of the United States Hotel, at IIavre de Grace
Strenuous efforts were made to stop the spread
of the flames, but in vain, and by six o'clock,
only one end wall was left standing. 1t was n
large three-story stone building, built forty
years ago 1t belonged to the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company.
The loss is estimated at about $4,000, on which
there is no insurance. 1t was occupied by
Mr.. l.. II. Thomas, who succeeded Mr.. Clayton,
about two months ago. Mr.. Thomas had re-
noyated and refurnished it. A large portion of
Mr.. Thomas's furniture was gotten out, but
many of the articles were destroyed by throwing
them out of the windows. The alarm was given
in time for all the guests to make their escape,
and the most of them were able to save their eff
fccts. The origin of the fire is not known, but
many persons believe II was the work of incen-
diaries, as there was no fire about the premises
at that hour.
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rTHIs IL TO GIVE NOTICE-rrrAT TIL

rINHIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE-TIIAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, letters tcsamcntary
on the personal estate of
WILLIAM y. TAYLOR,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased are hereby notified
to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers there
of,
IN OF betore he SIN day Of .J"iy, 1880,
ort they may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
menr Given undcrmy hand and seal, this Sth day
of July, 1879.
SUSAN Il. TAYLOR,
jyll-6t EXecutriX
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the choir excellent. The meeting was large and


the choir excellent. The meeting was large and
satisfactory.
NEW STORE HOUSE. 4#f
Messrs. Grew q Smith are building spacio us
new store house at Keys X Roads, near Glen
Cove, where they intend to remore their stock
of goods from Keys house, on the opposite
corner. These enterprising young merchants
have fine store here They arepolite, obliging
and kind to their patrons, and are doing a fine
business
LOW WATER.
Owing TO the almost unprecedented drought
our streams are very low. Deer Creek and
Broad Creek have not been so low for fifty years
as they are now MARS.
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DOR SALE.
A CARD.

Mr.. EDITOR: In your issue of last week sec
my name connected with the unfortunate mail
complications at Plcasantvllc in which it is
stated that tho contractor had misrcprescnted the
numberof letters that left that Office i'm the morn
ing which induced me to sign the Permit to have
the change made. ] wish to exoneratc the contrac-
tor from any intentions to msreprcscnt the case.
understood him to say there was but one or two
letters left there In the morning, but afterwards
he assured mo that he said that there was never
more than one or two mailed there in the morn
ing" Yours,
G. j. MOORE,
Falston, July 22d, 1870
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1t doesn't do a bit of good to take twelve
mile promenade in fourteen foot room with the
baby, and sing or decaim: "Hootchie, pootchie,
pudden and pie Use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup and
be done with it,
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE.-THE
l. TAX PAY ERS of Hartford county are request
MONDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1879 to appoint dele
gates df they should see proper to do so) to the
Baltimore, on the 18th day of August, 1875 and to
consider and determine what measuscs, IL any
should be taken reduce our County and State
taxes.
jy18 MANY TAX PAYERS
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$50 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less.

And hereby give notice, that on MONDAY,
the 18th day OF AUGUST, in the year A. ID. 1879
/ will offer for sale at the Court House Door, Bel
Air, Hartford county, Md, at IL o'clock, NJ, the
said property so seized and taken In execution to
the highest bidder for cash.
HENRY c. JOHNSON,
jy25 Sheriff.
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EKANKIIN FAIR AND FESTIVAL.

THE Trustees Of Franklin NJ. Il. Church will
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Tth, 9Th and 9th of
August, 1879 and expect to make this Fair the best
one ever held at Franklin. Every effort will be
made TO please and delight all who may come
ICE CREAM and COMPETITIONS of the best
quality, and at Frank lns always fair and reason
able prices. DINNER each day, from to q clock,
7. M. Hot pot-pie and Apple dumplings for din
ner on Friday, and all the delicaces of the season
every day. The proceeds of this Fair to finish
paying the debt, which is small and to furnish the
Church. jy1S
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ESTRAY NOTICE.-Ha,Jood tOuniy 10 WI:
II hereby certify that Cyrus Hollingworth for
7. ID. HOllngswOrth, of Hartford county. made
oath before me- the subscriber one of the Justices
of the Peace in and for the said county, this eth
day of July, in the year 1879 that cstrayS tres
passing upon his enclosures, described as follows:
FOUR COWS red, one of them without horns
and one black and white.
Given under my hand,
JAS A. FIJI ITON 1 p
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NO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

CHALLENGE.-1he undersigned having
heard that sundry agents and others have been
trying to destroy the reputation of the Star Bone
Phosphate, now challenge anything sold in the
county in way of Fertilizers from Peruvian Guano
down, to put ton of their article against the same
amount of Star Bone Phosphate, pound for pound
on the same quality of land, the one raising the
most grain per acre to be paid by the getting
beat-the farmer not to pay anything.
Any one accepting this challenge please do so
through the columns of this paper.
w. II. THOMPSON,
Jy25 General Salesman.
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INSTRAY NOTICE.-Hd rfO1d county, 10 ait
~ ] HEREBY CERTIFY that HANNAH Il.
HOPKINS. of Hartford county, brought before
me, the subscriber, one of the Justices of the
Peace In and for the said county, this 2lst day of
july, 1879, as stray trespasSing upon her enclo-
sures, ONE RED HEIFER, with white about its
side; supposed to be sixteen twenty months
old. Given undermy hand
HENRY II. WALTERS, j. p.
The owner of the above described property is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take it away.
jy25 HANNAH r. HOPKINS.
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WANTED.
DIVE GENTS REwARD.

A competent FARM HAND, with Wife, to at
Baltimore. @ iy2S-2t y
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Grand Vocal & Instrumental Concert

HIGH POINT, HARTFORD Co, Nd.
Tuesday Evening, August 5th,
COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
Proceeds toward purchasing an Organ for the
use of the Sunday School ut High Point.
This Concert will he given by the finest profess
sonal talent in Baltimore
Miss Eta Cleveland Soprano,
Miss Emma Pistol. .Contralto
Mr Ntl i1oH Tenor.
Mr. w ILL., l3lSSC.
Mr. Charles Van Pianist.
REFRESHMENrSwi will he served by the Ladies'.
Price of admission 80 cents. Children half
price.
A fine Piano, from the celebrated House of
Charles NJ. Stieff Cos Baltimore, will he used.
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OF COMMISSIONS ON
III GRAIN RECEIVED BY SAILING
VESSELS. Owing to the low price Of grain, and
the general depression in values, we have decided
to REDUCE THE COMMISSION ON GRAIN
received by Sailing Vessels, to the rate that was
charged previous to the war, viz, ONECENT PER
bush El To take effect August list, 1879 Con-
signments respectfully solicited.
WIN. III. MICHAEL g. SONS,
Grain " Produce Commission Merchants, III Nc
Elderry's Wharf, Baltimore. jy25-lm
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ID III, WARNER. Nj. d.,
DENTIST,
biHN 10 L,
OWce-G2 ". GleeHe street,

OHce-G2 ". greene street,
between Lexington and Saratoga SITS, Baltimore.
Beautiful sets of Teeth made for from 81 to $40
All other Dentistry at similar rates, to suit the
times. Teeth extracted without pain by the use
OF Gas. jlS-ly
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FESTIVAL.
THE LADIES of Grace Chapel, Hickory. will
hold q FESTIVAL, at the Brick School House.
near the Chapel - '
On Tuesday, July goth. 1879.
from three till eight o'clock, p. NJ
Ice Cream, Cake, Fruit, Lemonade and Confec-
tons for sale.
Proceeds for the benefit of Sunday School and
Chapel.
Contributions solicited If the weather should
DC stormy, the next fair day. iy2I-lI
FAIR AND FESTIVAL"
FAI III and FESTIVAL for the benefit of the
Church of St. Francis de Sales, near Abingdon
will be held in the beautiful Grove near Hartford
Furnace, commencing on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10Th, 1879,
and will continue three days.
variety of Useful and Fancy Articles will be
offered for sale.
Ice Cream and other Refreshments of various
kinds will he supplied.
DINNER and SUPPER prepared each day.
The public are respectfully invited. jy25
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ICE CREAMAND MUSIC.

CANDIDATES MEETING.
PUBLIC MEETING will be held at Mechan-
icsvile, on
Friday, August 18th, 1879,
to which the public generally are invited.
Addresses will be delivered by able and eloquent
Speakers, and fine
ROCK FISH AND ICE CREAM SUPPER
will be served.
~ Come one, come all! jy15*
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JAS. A. FULTON, ]. p.
The owner of the above described COWS is re-
questcd to come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take them away.
jyll-3t CYRUS HOLLINGSWORTI.
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Reduce the Taxes.
To ne Editor Of Tile lEais :

Deer Greek, July %, 1879.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
The German Odd Fellows Parade

The German Odd Fellows Parade
From the Sunday Despatch.
The novelty of WHICH we want to say
few words is in regards to the street
parade. The Odd Fellows lodge is a
benevolent order, Of high standing,
known throughout th,s land as such. =
We bowed our heads with shame as
we stood on King street and saw them
coKntermarch with Sergeant and
seven police preceding them We
asked ourselves has the order become
class of ruflians that they need to be
guarded by police, or las the citizens
become so full of the spirit of rowdy-
ism that a society such as an Odd Eel
lows lodge cannot parade with out an
escort of polce' We remembered that
years ago they had for their motto the
words Friendship, Love and Truth,
now they require to be guarded by
Gordon of police.
We are OF the opinion that the police
in that situation were entirely out 0
place, and the tendency of such thing
lts to bring disrepute upon the order
and we wonder that such officers a
lthose who rode in carriages would per
4 nit such things on parade.
A 1t would be better that all Lodge;
l,of Odd Fellows should say i'll doors
4 (the place where they properly belong,
than to have posse OF police II
guard them on public parade; and SAT-
posse the very first party to break tn
r. peace.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-09
:, o,,,.,. ,,hn Moro.n of AIabama.

tor, Senator John Morgan, OF Alabama,
made an indiscriminate rush for shell
ter. There was no shelter anywhere
and very soon soldier and citizen alike
were most thoroughly saturated with
water. All through the furious storm
the orator kept to bis manuscript and
continued his remarks Notwithstanding
the fact that there were none present
but those who had run for shelter I'M
der the speakers stand. The address
was lengthy one and as usual upon
such occasions was devoted exclusive
" to the consideration Of confederate
virtue. 1t was evident that the speak
er had an eye to the temper of the pso-
pie, when he entered into its compost
tion, for it was nothing less than a
lengthy lament over the disastrous ef
feet Of the war. -.
The monument was unveiled with
out any special ceremonies, it being too
disagreeable to carry out the full pro
prarnme. With few words from Gen.
Johnston the affair was over, and con-
siderable time was then spent in strew-
ing the graves Of those who were there
buried.
Immediately after the close of the
ceremonies, five of the immense assem-
blage were the only ones who took pas
sage for Luray cave, beyond the Blue
Ridge mountains--your correspondent
with the other Wilmington press repre-
sentatives, and Mr.. Isaac N. Merritt, O.
New York city. A. .F.F.