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A PERMANENT INSTITnTrnM

ouiS COOKS CARRIAGE REposi
mestminsier, Nd, fall snppiy ~ Tas,soes
nnggiea Phetons and sprsne Wa@nnss
peleea MY per cent. below The Iowest cn,ea
ana see them before purchasing. j viii s',ar. ss
for one year "s'N guaranteed
Ano'ner Car Load Just Received j
i'Ae Z q R.c.MATTHEws, Agent.
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May s0sh. 1879, at fanegown, Miss lil;,.
abeih ponnelly, IN The 10Th year Of her ago
X. /. II. ~
Near Rockville, Montgomery county. Ma
on May a. 1879, John Q. Cookson. Errsrl,s
Of unioniown district, ihia county. aeed .iI X
years and . months The remains ws.re v.
lefrea in Frederick on Monday lasi. =
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Business Locals,

Get a genuine Holman Liver Pad, sure
cure for Dyspepsia aud Liver Disease, at II.
L. Norris.
Bunlings, Lawns, Madras fiinghams, black
and coloFed Cashmeres, just opened, at II /.
L. Norris
A full stock Of Dry Goods, At tie very
lowest prices, a. II. y. Norris,
nen1 teil 70 see The FIVE Ceni Qolnlgr. a
II. r. Morris. TT' =
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lO2 ACRES and 20 PERCHES

Of Land, more or less. The Improvements
thereon consist OF Frame and
Log Dwelling House, Stable, ANA
Iobacco House, &c, spring Of ~
exec llent water eonyenient 10 15itfeasiahIi
the building, fences in good condition.
About % acres is in good state Of cutva,
uyalloni the balance is timber land.
This property is on the Washington Road
near Carter's y Roads, adjoining the land
Of II. l., Shiplcy, the heirs Of A. h. Dorsey,
deceased, and others; is sconyeniertt to schools,
churches, mills, poslOncc, dc., being but a
few hundred yards from Poriers postoiice.
and to any person wishing to purchase cbapp
farm AN opportunity is here offered. Purcha
sers will Il ID II to their advantage to view this
property.
Terms If Sdie.--0ne-,h ,hird cash on the lay
Of sale, or on the ratification thereof, and the
residue in Two equal payments, the one to be
paid IN one year aud the other in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest, and to be
secured by the notes of the purchaser or pur.
chasers, with security TO be approved OF by
the Trustee.
CilAS. I. RElFSNIDER,
H. y. Matthews, Auctr, Trustee
June Is
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EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD
TRUSTEES SALE.

RI virtue Of a decree Of the Circui. Coun
- for Carroll county, sitting as la Cour Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1896 Equity, the
undersigned. as Trustee, will sell lat Pnb.
ne sale, ON the premises, to the highest
bidder, on
Saturday, Tie 2Sh dog ef June, 1919,
at . O'Clock, p. NJ, Valuable Farm con.
thinning
The Democratic advocate., 1879-06-07

I'm h4dat heeg for o friendly tree a the
second Ball Run pn should nov have heen
getting decorated with pII The mi Of Inc lel.
Iowa. hgfe things, trees, except during a
thunder storm. key Fppt CaAmgcial 1d-
ssrtissr. 4 ~
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Notice TO Trespassers.

"A III persons are hereby warned not TO
= =. ifespass on my premises, either ior
hunting, cunning, fishing or trapping, o. 10
any other manner, as tho lax win BE Figidy
enforced ngains. all Offenders
may 2fais NELSON BEAVER.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-06-07

The Judicial election 10 Illinois was
held Mouduy, three Judges Of the Supreme
Court being alectsd, and also Circuit
Judges in the different districts. The
vote was very light, bnt tho Scratching"
was unusually lively. The returns indi-
cate Democratic majority Of about TO- 7
600 10 Chicago, and II was believed the
returns from the country towns, while they
would lessen this majority, would not alter
the result Ia the State.
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GRIMES q WEAVER.

q ENERAf, Agents Cor Danloahs Iilumt
>Anating Fluid Absolalelyuon explosive.
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Commissioners Notice.

llE County Commissioners of Carroll
a county, viii meet at their Office, in West
minister, ON The Finsr MoSDAY OF JuLY,
1879, Tor the Transaction Of business.
by order, LOUIS c. TRUMB0,
Jn CLERK.
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tAsstNutH thAlNs huNNiNG Elsr,
~-Daily, except suadsy,-
STATIONS


SUNDAY TRAINS
H0inF Fast VIII leave Union bridge for Raums,.
and intermediate stations ai G.l0 a M aud lsSn
Going West. viii leave baltimore for Union BT8~.
and intermediate stations at . a. m and Non 4
train will leave baltimore ior Neistent1wh ~
intermediate stations 2El p. m: rcturninF tl nam
mon leaves Rclstontown At 40, ,. m
EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD
Trains South will leave Emmiusburg al 7f0,,t
10 - 4. NJ. aud $40 aud 5h3 r. l. and arrivs I.
Rocky Ridge AZ 7 IN aud i051 A. ". Rnd tl asdtS
r. ~ Trains North will leave Rocky Ridgr ais,.
and liDi A. ~, and ai1 and az T.. ~ and sry,,,
7lh =. ".
Through Car for Frederick leaves Baltlmor, Al 46,
T. y, and Leaves Frederick for Ialtimorc Al in
A. ".
street Cars. baltimore and Gay Street Line Al IN,
ner N Gay and kNeteF Eirccts pass within siu,s.
Of Hiilcu station.
So baltimore time Il given at all station
j. N. HOOD. Gent Manager
Jn II. II. GHiswoin, Genl Ticket ArrBt
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Tweuty-seyen years ago. j. @. Neal,
author Of Charcoal Sketches, : produced
the famous literary extravaganza entitled
eThe Widow Bedott Papers" Seventeen
years later the work was dramatized by
D. R locke, better known as Petroleum
Y, Nasty, and Il Is now, under Neil Bur
gess's inimitable pcrsonaiions, one Of the
most popular and successful laughter-pro
sokiug plays ever produced upon the stage.
The Democratic advocate., 1879-06-07

1t now looks as though Senators Kel-
iogg, Of Louisiana, and ingalls,, of Kansas,
would both be expelled from the Senate
for bribery.
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LErTER rRoM RALTImoRE.

rhe Torrid wave-L Liberaliiy of Mr.. ). e..
Ferd state Normal school and tts coma
naeneement.- Decoration Day Business
HriEhiens Exear.ion 10 HHager~seWn,
Rte., Ete.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAlNlNG 10 the Post 0l1a West
~ minister, Nd, May 81, 1879,
Beard, Emanuel Eichelberper. Samuel
Clary, Miss Lima Gilbert, Il. Nj
Clabaugh, Dali Smith. j, w
DAVIS JamesC Swartzbaugh, Mrs. j..
Derr, Noah Shank, j. W.
.ipeRons calling for letters in the above list
Will say they were advertised.
june A. IL. HUBER, p. NJ.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
THE TEACHERs' INSTITUTE.

Programme Of the ExercIses-Cheap
Accommodations.
The Teachers' Institute to be held in
orr city. beginning July 9th, as H.
dictated by circular of the State Su-
p~erintendeut, will continue for five
days. The exercises will take place at
the Whitworth College. A large at
tendance is anticipated by the writer
from this and adjoining counties. All
who take an interest in the cause Of
education are earntestly invited to at
tend. If proper interest is shown
there will probably be as many as three
hundred in attendance. There will be
ample accommodations for all. Board
and lodging IAN be obtained at from
"a. 80 to s.. 90 per week. 1t wonld be
we'll for parties from a distance to no.
tify me of their desire to attend and
and thus avoid any inc >~nvenience in
securing accommodations.
Many features OF an entertaining as
we'll ~ instructive character will be
embraced in the programme. The ex-
e~rcises for the first day will begin at
$50 in the afternoon, after the arrival
of the North bound train. 1t will con-
sist of an opening address. music snd
organiza ton, TO be followed by a lee
ture on Physical Geography by Maj.
Hotchkiss, of Virgiuia: next music and
gymnasts, to conclude With n discus
sion on school discipline. "Should
corporal punishment be permitted
Able debators OF both have con-
sented to take part in the discussion.
The evening session will consist Of mu-
sic and reading by Miss Smith. to con-
clude with an address from some me Of
the able speakers who have consented
to grace the occasion; among whom are
Judge Chalmers, of the Supreme Court,
Hon. r. II. Thompson, Prot. H. H.
Smith, Maj. Hotchkiss and DR.. John
son. The "Pickwarbeeher" Social
Club and the Philharmonic Society will
lend their valuable aid in making the
evenings pleasant. CHAs. Cunning,
County Sup't Public Education.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

FKoa all parts Of the country reports come Of
the immense sales and increasing demand for
that deservingiy popular sewing Machine, The
Old AMI Reliable "Standard." the price Of which
the pro2rietors wisely reduced to 500, including
oil tho attachments, and ut once secured for
them a popularity among the people, far beyond
that ever yet attained by any other machine at
any price. the consequence of which Ia, agents
arc leaving the old high priced machines, and
seeking territory for the standard" Knowing
from experience that with the beet goods at
the lowest price they can outaell all other Ma
chimes. where the superior quality and low price
ts made known. This splendid Machine COM
Dimes all the improvements. Is far ahead of all
others In beauty and durability OF its work,
easy OF management, light running and GER
talnity OF operation, 10 sensibiy made upon
sound principles. with positive working parts all
steel, and can be safely put down as the very
perfection of . serviccabie sewing maching, In
every particular. that VII. eutlast any machine,
and ~ \ price far down below ~ other. II Is
thoroughly warranted fir nve years. Kept In
order free of charge. And sent to any part Of
the country for examination by the customer
before payment 0f the bill. We can predict
equally - large q demand for them In this Sec
tim as in others. FAMILIES deairing the best
machine manufactured should write direct to
the Factory. And enierprising persons wishing
to seize the chance shonld apply for 80 desirable
an agency. See advertisement in another part
Of this paper. Address, Standard Machine
Co., Corr Br0adwsy and Clinton Place, New
York. oct. lO-i-yr,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
This restlyal.

The children Of Brookhaven are never
far behind the timss, and when an enter
tainment Il given here the children are
apt to reproduce il In a few weeks They
are remarkable children and parents
should and do feel proud Of them.
The May Festival given here q few
weeks ago Il doubtless remembered. I,
took SO well that the children determined
to try their hands att. After two weeks
Of rehearsing they exhibited themselve. on
last Saturday evening in an old house in
the northern part Of town. They had q
good audience, and their performance Wac
very much relished. Miss Zulla Brooks
was crowned Queen. er,
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
Fair River Items.


Great demand for hands.
Mrs. J. p. Maxwell died on the 18th OF
June.
DR.. Geo. Lenoar is visiting his friends
in this neighborhood.
Farmers are worse behind with their
work than ever was known. Csuse-an Over
crop. a, N
Mr.. J. L. Moore, who moved from this
county to Texas last year, writes very
fayorable news of that State.
Our leading men have called a beat
ON Saturday, the 28th June. As large
an attendance n possible il desired.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
Cleans YOur Liver

by using Martins Liver Pills. These
Pills have been thoroughly tested, and
have never failed TO cure Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia. C0stivsnesa. Sour Stomach,
Fevsna, Nervousness, Jaundice. lnlama>
tios, Impurities Of the blood, Pains in the
Head, Breast, Side, Back and Limbs. are
purely vegetable and will act as we'll as
blue mass or calomel. They will clear the
stomach OF all cold and bilious matter
without nausea, or gripping pain of the
stomach or bowels. Price % cents per
box. For sale by
F. NJ. MARTIN & Co,
may 29.tf. Brook aven, Mas.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

This order IL rapidly increasing here.
In fact N many applications are being
made for membership that call meetings
are necessary to initiate the candida.es
At the election OF officers last Monday
night, the follow, < were chosen: Dic.a'
tor, J. F Sessions; Sitting Past Dictator
r. ii. Henry; Vice Dictator, A. f. More
ton; Assistant Dictator, J. b. Daughtry,
Reporter, F. r. Sherman, Financial Re
porter, w. s. Bagsett; Treasurer, f. NJ
Bee; Chaplain, Il =. Ricketts,; Guide
Chas. Hsuck; Guardian, p. Quertermous
Sentinel, l.. {. Matthews.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
The Picnic on Hardy,s Lawn.

The picnic, giving in honor Of Miss Jes-
sie Warren's pupil1, on Fridav night last,
on Hardy's Laval, was an affair such as has
not occurred here in some time. 1t was
intended 10 have been a moonlight picnic,
but as old luna wasslow in rising, numer-
OILS bonares served to light the grounds.
At an curly hour one or two hundred
persons, the greater number being children,
were assembled for the enjoyment they
were certain WIS in store for them. Vari-
ois squads of children, of as equally
varied siz.s, were soon gathered about the
different fires, and earnestly engaged in
playing games. "Sweet Beans and Barley,
seemed to be the ~favorite by great odds, it
being to q remarkable extent. The
merry ripples o! laughter that ever and
amor rent the air, attested the pleasure
that all we're experiencing. The children
entered into sport as though the evening
was especially set apart for them, and
clearly showed that no thought of sorrow
encompasqed them. Their hearts were as
light as the bounding deer, and tender
parents looked ON with pleasant and ap-
proving smiles.
Those more advanced in age were allow
ed 10 enjoy themselve. in any manner
they thought proper, and they too partici-
pated in games to a limited extent. The
young ladies and gentlemen per United the
children to remain to themselves, whether
from a desire that the children should en-
10y themselves, or from fear of being
bothered with them. the writer is UMPIRE
pared to say. Probably some we're in
fuenced from the one motive, some from
the other. None. however.'will gai.say, the
treatment was not agreeable to the little
ones.
At a proper hour all present we're in
vited to partake of refreshments and did so
With a hearty good will.
We congratulate Miss Jessie on the
success Of her picnic, and think she select
ed a happy way 10 close her school.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
SsNrc ON Wheels

We cannot imagine anything that
proves 40 great al accommodation to oul
p"oplc-as Sproat's Ice Car. 1t comes along
= tery Thursdav evening, with the clever
MIR. Matthews in charge. and families will
ave many dollars in the year by purchas
II g from the Car. 1t carries a great varie
h of good things. such as potatoes, apples
onions, sansage, fish, cabbage, bntter, ice
etc. i~nnl3-3sa
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

AN UNFAILING EVIDENCE OF Cool
TAs-f. The judicious use of some deli
cate perfume is an unfailing evidence Of
good taste. The most polished Of all land,
class sweet scents among their most i'm
portance luxuries. DR.. Prices Unique
Perfumes-Alista Bouquet, Pet Rose, etc.
are the gems of all odors.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
Enjoy Life.

What a truly beautiful world we live I'M
Nature gives Us grandeur Of mountains
yirns and oceans, and thousands Of means
ff enjoyment. We can desire no better
when in perfect health; but how often dc
the maturity of people feel like giving il
mp di-heartened, discouraged and worried
out with disease, when there is no occa-
rsan for this ~recling, n every sufferer can
easily obtain satisfactory proof that Green's
August Flower will make them as free
from disease ~ when born. Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause
Of seventv-ive per cent OF such maladies
"a ~BIliousness, Indigestion, Sick Headache
Costiveness, Ferrous Prostitution, DiIzi-
ness Of the Head, Palpitation of the
Heart, and other distressing symptoms.
Three.doses of August Flower will prove
its wonderful effect. Sample bottles, ten
cents. Try it. For sale in Brookhaven
BYE. VI. Martin & Co, may>S-tf.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

L. PRINcE-EsrABLIsHED 1866
Look here. No humbug. If you. want
a good cheap cooking stove try the
Prin ,ess. Call aud see ~.refeences. !
will test the Princess against any stove
in the market for price, weight, quality
of iron. baking in lthe quickest time
with the least wood. 1t can bre had on
good terms till fall. Sold onlyhy
l.. PRINCE.
Sold agent for Copish, Pike and
Lincoln Counties.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

Poison IN oUR PAsTRY.-By the use Of
Flovoring Extracts, made from injurious
articles, in our pastry aud our creams, we
encounter danger. These evils may be
avoided BY using none but DR.. Prices
Special ~Flavorlng Extracts, which are free
from all deleterioas substances, made
from the fruit.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

If you contemplate going north this
summer, don't start till you get the
Guide Book published by the the WIS.,
cousin Central Railroad. It as eiegant-
ly illustrated With e%ngravings descrip-
tive Of the fishing, hunting, and beauti-
full summer resorts along the lipe of
their road. Mr.. James Barker, Gener-
oil Passenger Agent. Milwaukee, Wis.,
consin, will take great pleasure in mail
ing, free, a copy to any address.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
Breakfast Bacon at the Blue Front Stor

HUMAN BENEFAcroRs.-Those who inn
prove the quality of our daily food be.
come benefactors. BY laborious expert
meats. DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
has been perfected. Great care is taken
in selecting ingredients. so that when used
in our food it will render it wholesome.
Eminent chemists advise it's use.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

Noiice 10 Builders aud Property Owners
Tin and sheet iron roofs put Oh at the
lowest terms. Old tin and slate roofs and
cutters repaired. All work warranted. No
pay till satisfaction given.
G. MooKuEAD, Timer and Roofer. Shop
at l.. Princes, Brookhav,n.
Old stoves Of all patterns repaired.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
Sherif's Sale

bSSeCS ~ o Ctttc
''f,cers of Court
Mayor 4 Alderman of Brookhaven)
Mayor and Aldermen
Geo. Brooks.
Mayor and Aldermen
charlotte Ransom. Justice court.
oficer of court
vs.
Mayor and Aldermen.
BY virtue Of Snndry writs of vendition
Exponas and Execution to me directed
from the Circuit Court, o, Lincoln county,
! will, on Monday, the
sfreHtA day Of July, 4. D., one thousand eight hna-
drcd and serenity nine,
at the conrt house door, in the town OF
~Rrookhaven, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following property,
to-wi':
Lot II, block 81, in the town of Brook
ha cen, also lot IL in W hf NV Or, sec, 10
town. Z range s east; also n hi lot Is in
Sc or sw or and 3 hf lol 10 in Sc or sw or
ard lots Is and "a in ne nr NV q sec. is
town. 7 range 8 east. Also upon a house
known as the Mayors office north of and
adjoining to the Market house on the
right of way of G.. St. L.. and N. O. K. r.
in the town of ~Brookkaven, Lincoln coun.
ty, Miss, levied on az the property Of de.
PENDANTS. and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated judgment and cost.
A O COX Sheriff
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19
A IDay Mt cold Brook"

Editor Brookharen LEDGER
Thinking that the following sketch
OF a picnic given Ly the Concordia
Social Club would be q valuable addi,
ton to your waste basket, l make this
attempt:
Having supplied myself with a large
straw hat, several handkerchiefs. um-
brella aud other articles necessary for
such m occasion, l, in company with
some friends, left for the grounds.
Reaching the place of IL destination.
80 we'll known by this neighb'rhood for
its fine location, shady trees and cold
springs, we found some gay ones. who
made the woods ring with their merry
shouts and laughter. Soon others mr.
rived, and it was. not long before ell
were enjoying themselves to their hearts
content. Hero some could b. seen re.
clining under the shady oaks; there
some picking berries; others (amone
them your humble servant with a most
charming %companion) rambling through
the woods. Like en- all such affairs,
time passed. rapidly, but not too rapid
~ for m inside voice to mnrmur, "Oh.
We %chickens." Before we could pacify
this grnmbling spirit. n melodious
sound reached my ears--the dinnerbell.
Hasting back to the grounds a most
welcome sight met our..view. The CONF
panyhad bnilt a table, and the kind ladies
had placed the delicious articles upon it.
What a table! Geese, turkies, chick
ems, cakes, pies and other goodies Gas
heard a little fellow in admiration call
them were crowding every inch OF
room. Several times 1 imagined
could hear the table groan under its
heavy burden. All haviog congregated
around the table, the president, Mr..
Miller by request, mounted a buggy and
began to deliver the following eloquent
address:
Ladies' and Gentlemen: There is
much credit due to the gent there
spying a bottle Of wine on the table be
concluded) and l shall not detain you
any longer" Applause.
The writer being very buoy was not
able to noticc what happened at this
time but let it suffice to say Judging from
the manner IN which the above men
toned articles so mysteriously disap
peared, tbst the woods are an au-
petizer to both the old and young.
Immediately after dinner a match
game Of croquet was begun. aud played
with a great deal of s~aruestness and
energy. After a long and able fight by
all competitors, Miss Mile Levy won
the game aud Was declared the champs
ion. Then President Miller, in the
name of the club. presented to her an
elegant silver medal. After that there
we're several races, viz: First one, rum
ming for boys, which Master Richard
Alcus won, aud received a pair Of small,
vet neat vases; second. another running
for girls, which was now o by Miss
Anuie Lewenthal who. was presented
with q cup; third, a walking match, in
which Miss Jennie Levy came of vic
torious. aud as champion received a
beautiful pair Of vases.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

STOP that chill by nsing a bottle of
Magil's Chill Cure. the best chill medi.
cine in the world. 1t always stops
them. For sale only by F. NJ. Martin
I& Co.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1879-06-19

If yon need engines, BOILERS, betting
miils, cotton gins, presses, sugar mills OF
machinery Of any kind get prices from Fl,
Dudly Coleman & Bro, N. o. They have
the best cell low. mr. % "