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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-07
By 0rcen = Wise, Auc,iuneeIs.

BY Green = Wise, AucIioneeIs.
DY VIRTUE OF DECRES5 Of the Corpor'
aS stion Court Of the cily Uf alexsudris rem
dGred on tho Sun aud l6.h days cf July. 1879, in
the chancery csuse Of Jos CJller and wire VS..
Z. s Atwell and others, tho unIersi igned. ccm-
missioner therein name1, Will otter ior sse by
public auction to tho highest bidder. on ; AL
UkDAY, the 18th day OF August 1879. at II
o'clock m. in front Of the Fairfax street entrsne
to the Corporation Gour;, in ssid :ity, the fol.
lowing pieces Of property, being norton o. the
real e4tsLe OF which the atc Chas. T. Snhw died,
seiZ ID, VIZ:
That LUr OF GROUND with tho FRAME
DWELLING and STORE HOUSE thereon,
situated on tho corner Of Fslri.y street aud
Rsussy's alley, lately occupied by jos Hop
kills. fronting OH Fairfax street II fact inches,
more or less, and ruuhiIg back 73 feet ihche.
more or loss to j. NJ Stewards lire There is
sufficient grouCd IL tho resr of the store for q
| back yard and necesssry oulbuidings. This
| property has until wilhl u few mJnths rented
| for S22O per annum.
Lot OF GROUND, with the FRAME
| HOUSE thereon, situated on the north sid, of
| Q Qlsen stree. BET tw4sn Royal and Pitt streets,
fronting IA fee. o. Qleen aud running back ~
| feet.
Attract LAND. containing about SO
acres, with yelling and fencing, good spring,
&C., stu .ted IN Fairfax county about two miles
from Alexandria, Oh TIE bsca road to tho Theo
1 IpSlShA So'iLaiJI VII IoShLC4 1Ut Ih6s gar
| den and dairy tsm. The Sale OF this tract oi
land will bn started with the upset bid of ames
Chatham end wife of $3.50
Terms OF Sale: Teu Per cent. the purchase
nor ey to be paid in cash, and the residue on {
credit OF g. II and Is months from the 10y of sale
the deferred payments to bear interest fron ths
day of sale. and to be secured by the bonds O
the purchaser or purchasers with good per
)nsl security; the lille to be Ietsined unit
J the purchsse money aud interos. has been fully
paid GEHkGE a. MUSHBACH.
| iyl5-W4U Com of S,le.
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Space Iv. m Nm

special contracts will be made with YEARLY .
vertisers. "''' 'o"tty
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BAKERS AND CGNFECrIeNEKs.
81 NJ N Err AT BR EN- Gil F 5
ICE CREAM, FRKSH MILK.
BEkRl rs q CREAM PIE AND MILK.
HENRY BRENGLE will add this week to
ms establishment l29 King stro1l. tho
WEST GROVE DAIRY,

supplied twice dsy.
BhENGLE'S MILK and CREAM STAND
IN THE CITY MARKET (H Simpson. Msn
sger,) will offer the richest MILK and the purest
Cream ever produced. See ard you'll agree
Try and you'll buy. Fresh Milk will also be
sept on draft snd Ill ice OF bis King atIest estab.
il=bment
Ee otlers Candies and Tsffy. of sll kinds,
8!"cE. Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy Cakes
res specially, Fruits, Nuts, Contectonerics,
Water les and ell the deicacies of the sssson
sie caters for families and entertainments, and
supplies families WITH milk. nv 20
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CH "a KLES PUTTEK, SDstuuted
TAuM AS MOOER, .us,ors
Fairfsx county. aug 5-,s


~ K u s T 4 Il > oAL& OF VaTJABj,E
REAL ESTATE gear ALRX ORIA-
BY virtue Of that Certain deed of Trust, xscu1ad
by jerome Linton snd wife, b.arlng ate tb.
lO:h day OF March. 1876, and OF recor on III ).
lsnd 1ecords of Fairfax County, liber No 4
page BIT. shall. Oh SArU kDAY. thei.h ds,
of July, 1879. at p ~, in front Of Buoushs
stors, cor franklin aad Patrick streetsn Sid
county Of Fairfax, sell to tho hi hest bidr III
TkACT or PAkGaJ OF Lam y conY ed bv
said dsed, known rs "eheridsL's Poin nn1
containing 80 acres, 1 rood ana 25 pole mUre
or less This tsfua is improved by spWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING HOUE IN
good order, with all tho required cut buinps
excellent and thrifty apple aad puseh orsrds
aud tho land Is well adapted ~ ths u=u and
varied products Of the! thrifty section thu
county. lbls land lies on the Potomac opsils
to Fort Washington. and has n l4udlny Oths
flTer for stesmcoats all Other Snail craft
Terms ol Sells: Enough 10 hand to pG1he
expenses Of sale, and also 1851 IS on tho O,
sale; Too residue IN Two Cqu,! ANNUAL pay mts
20 bea! Interest from the Day OF Sale ind tb,
secured by Iea ou the property.
THOMAS &UUHE, Trust,
Fairinx Co je2S.w4w
Gss>Tne u5Ov3 sgIs Is pcstpored by co1seDf !
parties uLti' TU UE5DAY. lDe 26.l day OF |!
gust when tho same viii take p.a.e b. In . es,
hour snd n'ac!. IHUS. MOORE,
iy 25-w4w Trustrt
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FAo0A' FhoUE'
Use Conc T. Weston's Best.
STRONG, WHITE,

SWEET, NUTRITIOUS.
Unlike many Flours Of the day these brands
sre hot made white 1t the exuerse of sweetness
aud EuLrlmast bu. b. system recently adopted
are made to contain GW the rirtgs of tho grain,
excluding GDl ~ tie b!s!! aud cretsn ;uulter
VIZ propose 10 keep supply Of this brand of
Flour Ou tshd al the Tins for ws consider it
the Gtst 10 OF lEe mark.l. The trade cnn 81
>sS= rely upon getting the be.t FLOUR made.
W Q guarsJtee esilsarilon in all cs.es ask for
CINh S WkSIOE'o BEST For sale by
jy17 WASHINGTON Il BRO.
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w d SELL nice ouup.wder, Japan and
W Ooioug TEAS, pure aad OF fine flavor,
for 80 Cts. Try them and you will be pleased.
jy7 +. j. DAVIDSON, 147 King at,
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GEORGE r. HILL & cos.
10 A, e BREADS

We have two 6istin CT grades upon the market
No is orr FIN Z BREAD, which we o
cooumond with Cor fdence II is white, of rich
h,vor. snd keeps fresh several days. If you are
using this bread and do net consume il upon tho
day OF It's purchase. try it the next day or tho
day following btfo:e throwing it aside as stale
and worthless
Nc. 2 is PLAIN BREAD, its chief recon-
mondssion being chespress
GEukG HILL & COS. HOMEMADE
% C. IN 40 blSGUlI. my8
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URSDAY. AUGUST r. 1879
.asIS"EEEsN Tas.f4.

rHRUSTEES' SALE uE \ LGSINABLE
Z FASM N MOUNT VEhION DIS,
TRlCT--83 virtue Of the derd q llst ex scutrd
by Daniel Tyler s.d w!ls 10 6iibft :. Miner,
bes!l1g date the 9th day Of AugSt, ls64 aaG
of record Oh tha l,nd records Of Fai-x CJuLtY,
liter 4, Nc. T. lolio 1856 and by direlon of lh,
psr:y secured thereby, ihe uEdersge1 will. Oh
MONDAY. ihe 18Th day Of Agust 1879
(Court day. at y o'clock noon, in ont of tue
door Of the Court House of said couty, sell t.
the highest bidce: that certain TACT OF
LA n u whereon the said Daniel Ty yleat present
resides containing FIFTY Six sc KS. Ths
land sdiUils the lands Of Wins II, Tiieslt John.
ston hid Others. is OF good soil, susceptible OF
essy Improvement, aid is silusted shut + miles
south OF Alexandria Terms Of s4lo-cssh.
CHARLES POTTER, Sostuutad
TAuM As MOOEB, .us,oes,
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EssEs 3rEAEE6SS-

----- TssEs arEAEEtiS.
~ @ FISH.
ooo packages Of POTOMAC FISH fo. o,,, ~
m, . j. REED ~
IN, nne ush are arsL class and arc "a f,,,ou
h.r. miLI hoE HHRklNG, in b,rrsIs' f'~ haif
SnAD Sn - 10 barrels, hsf barrels and kits.
0hls and Kits ~ III oo!S halt
=; u also olla:a for safe enc fac Bay HORSE
80 $50 ems blgey AM Harness, C,rri4pa and ~
, hosS, ana y ~ ent Harness. THIS hrr.n j. n,aI1
o'oHn Is ' lnc driYn7 aaI snit,bls ror f., Te.
u t,aIrtex street.
AfI9H r-,-
s,o,, F!SE
~ ~ bols PASSPORT HERRING.
~ hslf bo!s sPLI do
III ats aHAp kyE.
~ Ellis "a. VI LIZ t:UG HERRING.
in store and for sale by
mv1s O"AS, ;, TAYLOR, Jr.,
- - ---------- TO ii north Union st.
sSoTOAAC HERRING.
on Oh ob!s select Family Ro, Hc,rrioc
.3 13 nS,t oois seec: Family Boe Herrjng
10 half bbIs Shsd.
- klts Epicnd Shed Zoe, and. fpiI r,o -,
'as'nrn Ae!rins s.ad M.ckeic! for ssla hu Va
- " q. JOHNSON Sc co.
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FISH
DOTOAAC HERRING
efsoGE:sssa aS.s g.Ineo,o,...

=" |" ~ VE5EES,
! BEoDEES Il 90,
opo.:,f T:h2lossle Dealers and Jobbsrs in
'AoohhiES' + 1r'Ksc,yrIsIoNS, : FLOUK,
q. full limo of celebrated nn-o n,. u,,,-,
brsndlcs Gin, Bun. 49, lassey s COS s'aTGys pS;yIs
asiphin aud C,asctt's baltimore ales, snd Esre.
nef q EngoPs Lager Beer, IN casks or bot,1eo
U, ,Asants tor James S, Ws!ch Bgst Fan;,y
rriouf. rn. Jsnes ;. Krk 4 Co's. Standard Sosus
t"ntJan UupIn. q Gos. sporting End Blasting Gun.
Steamers. 0o'-e l'lVer
CLuc's p!ninntiy attended 70, and cons;yn-
n.n; I So,ie''so' =. $40, ii hing street,
-o ~ 1,-sl AlcysL1rjs We
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BY Groen Il Wise

hea! hssate Agents and Actioneersi
( lOM MAlSSlONEkS' N SALE-Bv viriIia of .
~ decree Of the Circuit Court of Alsxnnlrja
county, Va, rendered al its Nav term 1871 H.
the SUIT OF Butts VS.. Butts ct ais, ia ch,ncrrv
tne Undersigned, commissioners, therein nsmad
wa |!i1 ss!l. q on MONDAY, the 18th day Of JULY
~ u at IL o'clock m. il front of tho Mansion
iouse In lhe city of Alex srd:i by public auc-
tlon, Inc following described SEA L ESTATE
Hnown ss LOT Nc. ia the division CT LUCHA'
7A:. fAhh with NJ s.NSIuN, and bounded
ns 1olio~s: Beginning st J, in the centre ~
hoya! street, if extended S poles, linksN. ll4o
west from the point wh,re the csn;re Of s,,Ii
street iH.etsects the ceEtre of tho track Of th.
,t,o ,hlnRt1n and Ohio halrosd thencs nor.h
NS0 w:stS Gpo!es to e nortt 7So u w 81, IS
poles to !. IN The Centre of WASHINGTON street
uorsn lIt' q. II. 81 poles to B, in said ceptrc
corner W Ihe tract and in Il lina formsrIy c,IIsd
{ endielon's; north S74 .. E3, 43 poles 10 Nj, tn.
ialersec.lon Of said line with tho so1th ve.lern
iine o! sa d rosd; thence s 4Q2o, & 4j uoles IN
l, Where lhe ssit line of the r.Ircsi cr,sse. ,ha
centre VI Royal street; theuce s. 1872. w 3G
34i poles acres ana
Terms: One fourth Of tbs purchase money TO
}e pHid In Cash at The time OF ssle and the resi-
ue IA tnr9o equal lustaneut5 at e. - and Is
.lohtas. With lat2res! from day of sale; the de-
rred payments to be secured BY tne notes of
Y ,nurrnsssF, with sstistsct1ry security und tbe
Ilg Be Pe retained until the purchase money ba
cost Of tho St.m2s and coaveyancins at the
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-28

Farmers have begun harvesting in full earn.
est with average crops. The wheat is gener.
ally of good quality, but has been reduced in
quantity in many places by the effects Of the
One day this week while Mr.. Asbury Mar ..
tin was engaged raking hay with horse for
Mr.. Elijah Taylor, near the Railroad, he met
with somewhat serious accident. The horse
took fright at the freight train. Becoming I'M
manageable he ran away with Martin and the
rake, smashing the rake 10 pieces aud giving
Martin quite n dangerous transit over rocks
and bushes, as he held on until the horse, with
the shafts. became detached from the rem.
nants of the rake. Fortunately, however, he
escaped with only a severe flesh wound upon
the head and several bruises about the body
and hands. The horse, with the shafts hang.
ing to him, was afterwards found some dis.
lance up the falls, where he had run into a
pile Of rails and become entangled, much ex.
hausted but not otherwise injured.
On Saturday evening, the 18th instant, the
Sandy Mount Sunday School gave an ice
cream and strawberry festival, which was much
appreciated, particularly by the children Of
the vicinity. The Paiapseo Band was present
and heightened the enjoyment with some good
music.
We need rain at this time very much; hope
il will soon come.
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Rev. p. =, Lane, Lutheran minister, died
at his residence in this place on the 9th inst,
aged 90 years. His semains we're taken to
New Bloomfield on Thursday aud inferred in
the cemetery at that place. Mr.. Lane had no
1harge for several years, owing to the fact that
40 had an afflicted family who could not be
hoged 10 fields Of labor to which he had been
allied, bat was engaged in selling books, and
IA travelling on that business he became well
Inown through this and number of other
cdunties in Maryland, Virginia and PenasyIl
rania.
The excursion on last Wednesday from
Hampstead to Gettysburg, Pa, under the
auspices of Manchester Silver cornst Band,
was tolerably well patronized. All enjoyeda
very pleasant day, but il was not as much of
a success, financially, as was anticipated.
Prof ]. NJ. Newson held the annual exam.
ination of teachers in this place, on Thurs.
day, the 10Th instant. About thirty teachers
we're present.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that, after thirty
~ days publication Of this notice, applica.
ton will be made to the County Commission.
ers Of Carroll county to locate and open
public road in Carroll county. Nd, commence
ing at point on the Deer Park Road. at a
point at or near the line between the land Of
l. A.J Lamolte and John F. Lockard; then
on or near the said line until il intersects the
land of Anderson and Brother; thence on the
line between said Anderson and said Lockard
to theland of @. A. McComas; thence through
the land Of said McComas; thence through
the land of Francis Lamotie until il intersects
the line between the lands Of George W. La
motto and L. A. J. Lamotie; thence on or
near said line until Il intersects the land OF
!. II. Knox; thence on the line between said
Knox and L. A. j. Lamolie, about forty-nine
perches, thence with the same bearing as said
last mentioned line TO the Nicodemus Road,
near Mechanicsyile.
GEO. A. McC0MAS,
june 2l-6t and "a others.
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Proposals for Iron Bridges.

Dds will be received by the County Com.
- missioners for Carroll County. at their
office in Westminster, Nd, until July 2ist.
1873, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the iron work
for four Bridges, Of the following dimensions:
Isl Bridge, at Union Mills, over Pips Greek,
80 feet between abntments, IA feet roadway,
low truss, 2d--at David Roop's Mil, near
Wakefield Station, Western Maryland Rail.
road, over Pipe Greek, So feet between
abutments, Il feet roadway, and low truss.
I'd, At I. l.. Herings Mill, near Ffnksburr.
over Beaver Rim, 80 feet between abutments,
IA feet roadway, low truss. an. near Kinks,
burg, W. N. r. r., over Patapseo Falls, 40
feet between abntmenis, Il feet roadway.
low truss. The flooring az each Of he
Bridges 70 be Of y inch white oak plank.
Iron work to be we'll painted. Bridges 10 be
County Commissioners or their authorized
agents. By order
june l4s4w L. g. TRUMBO. CLERK.
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Examiners Notice.

INHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
- by virtue Of commission TO them issued
by the County Commissioners OF Carroll coun
~, TO open or change Public Road IN said
county, commencing at a point on the Ed
mondson Road, at or near the corner stone
where the lands Of Grove A. Shipley, Cornc-
lius II. Shipley and Susan Baker, wife Of
Sylvester Baker, meet, and running from said
point or stone on line between the lands Of
said Grove A. Shipley and Susan Baker, rs
aforesaid, in a south-westerly direction, 70
intersect the road known as the Bartholow
Road and secondly, to close that part Of the
Edmondson Road which lies between the
above named starting point and its intersec.
ton with the Bartholow Road.
All persons whom il may concern are here.
BY notified that we will meet at the Bartholow
Road, on Wednesday, July Esd, 1879, at 0
O'Clock, A. NJ, to execute the trust reposed
in us by the aforesaid commission.
JOHN o. DEVRIES,
JOHN DAVIS,
GEO. W. MANRo,
June 2l-ot Examiners.
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NOTICE is hereby given thai the sabzcs;.
IN Der has obtained from IN f9Fphaas,
Court Of Carroll coaniy Letters Of Admins
srntlou On tho pefsonal estate Of
JACOB Rooms,
late Of said county, deceased. An per
sons hayiHe claims seniHst r. deceased ~.
hereby warned to exhibii sha same. with a.
vouchers thereof legally antheniichled " IA
enbscrlber, on or before fhe Oh day cf lannafy,
1880; they may otherwise by law ii *
eindea ilois ~ benefit Of said estate. Those
ln.ishisd are requested 10 mAke imnsxliase
payment
Gisen under ny hana ,hla oh day a. lane.
JOHN II. KoUHs,
fans ia-4l Administered
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Excursions on the Hanover and Haiti.
more Railroad.

A letter to the Adcoeats from Hampstead,
June rs, says There has been quite u NUN
Der Of excursions on the new road, Baltimore
and Hanover, from Gettysburg, East Berlin,
Abbotistown, New Oxford, Hanover and JEFF.
ierNon, to the beautiful groves on the road,
yiz;-Gun Powder or High Tresile, Maple
Grove and Hampstead. To-day large party
from Manchester and Hampstead made an
excursion 20 Gettysburg, and on the Fourth
OF July there is 70 be a large party from Han.
over and surrounding country 10 Maple Grove,
one and ahalfmiles from Manchester. There
are from one to two each week on this road.
There will, from present prospect, be some
six or eight in July. Well, the groves nro
fine with an abundance Of pure spring water
of the hest Kind
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SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East, will leave Union Bridge for baltimore
and intermediate Stations at G1O a. m and 40 d M
Golng West VIII leave Baltimore for Union Bridge
train will leave Baltimore for ReisterstoFn and
intermediate stations 2l0 p M; returning 70 RaitI-
more leaves Reistersiown 1t $50. pm.
EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains eouth VIII leave EmmIttsburr at 100 ana
l0.2l A. NJ. and $40 and SIS r. NJ and arrive Al
Rocky Ridge at 730 and 1850 A. NJ, and 340 and Is
7. N. Trains North viii leave Rocky Ridge ii 500
and ll02 a, NJ, and $50 and 657 P. NJ and arrive
7IAP NJ = - - 49, 49,
Through Car for Frederick leaves baltimore Al 4 %
Z. n, and leaves Frederick for baltimore at 100
Street Cans baltimore and Gay Street Line, at cor
ner Of Cay and Exeter Streets pass within square
80 Baltimore time Is given At an stations.
J. NJ. HOOD, Gen1 Manager
jul d. H. GEfswoLD, Gent Ticket Agent
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SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1879.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Sneak thieves entered the spring houses OF
Rev. g. A. Reid aud W. S. Drach, by dig.
ging through the foundations, last FRIDAY
night week, and relieved them Of their beef.
butter, cheese, cherries aud milk. The per.
petraiors are suspected and an eye will be
kept on them.
Last Monday, as VIM. Hill. colored, was
driving from Jewsburg to Sans Creek, the
wagon pushed on the horse, causing him to
kick aud run. Hill was thrown from the
wagon, but not hurt. The horse continued
TO run, dropping pieces of the wagon bed and
sacks OF coal till he reached STEMS store,
where he struck post, completely demol.
ishng the vehicle.
Mr.. John W. Murray accidentally cut his
knee with penknife, which he fears will
stiHen it,
George Bair cut his hand whilst moving
grass for d. +. Stem. II will not disable him
long.
The farmers have made all the clover hay
and are well into the wheat, some having
commenced last Monday The wheat is ter
--F,bly cut BY Ny aud has most all fallen.
Prof. w. Walker will commence n second
series Of music lessons, in Deyilbiss' Hail,
the Isl Of September, with Al scholars to start
with The Professor is highly pleased with
the success which has crowned his efforts
here, and the patrons with the progress they
have made.
Rev. Wesley II. Davis, of Brooklyn, N. Y,
DIR. Miller and wife, of Newtown, Va, and
Mrs. Lamar, Of Berkeley county, W. ", have
been guests Of Rev. q. A. Reid.
Dr. Davis left last Friday, to Gil the pulpit
Of what was formerly Dr. Hepworth's church
Of which he has lately assumed the passionate.
The summer school at Mt Vernon closed
last Wednesday.
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Dividend, Union National Bank, wea.min'
ner.
Maryland Dairy Creamery, Wakefield, Md.
Letters in Westminster Post Office.
bridge Letting, r. O. Trumbo, Clerk.
Legal Notices.
!, Mhiteieekss yegetalor, W. whi.eloek 4
Co, Baltimore.
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A number Of gentlemen Of Westminster and
vicinity have been for some time interested
in target practice, aud having procured the
latest pattern Of long range rifles, they have
enjoyed much pleasure in the pursuit Of this
fascinating pndine. They have, however,
experienced M annoying hindranee in not
having a a'teble place to practice, and wit h
view OF SECURING convenient range, sup
Piled with properly built firing butt aud shed,
they determined 10 eff Ct an organization.
With this object in view n number Of gentle.
men met on last Wednesday evening, at the
Sentinei o flee, aud effected an organization
under the name OF the "Carrol Rifle Associ,
alton" The following officers we're elected:
President, DIR. W. II. Rippard; Secretary and
Treasurer, /. s. Weaver; Captain Of Team,
John r. Beard. Messrs. |. A. Miller, Joseph
Pulls and C. W. knight were appointed
committee on grounds, The following named
gentlemen are members Col. McKellp,
William b. Thomas, DIR. Swormstedt, Frank
Shriver, Ed. W. Shriver, Ed. II. Shriver,
Denton Gehr, Henry Troutielter, Michael
Shuey, James Humphreys, Milton Wagner,
4. j. Lawyer, Samuel Roop, Willis X. Zum.
brum, John C.. Weaver, A. II. Wentz, b. +.
Grouse, William Myerly, Jesse Smith, /. l..
Grouse, g. Skunk, p. callaghan, j. Winfield
Snader, J. J. Eaumgartner, Peter Woods,
John 4. Anders. Adjourned to meet We'd.
nesday, July ID, 1879.
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NoIIeEis kAfcly f.Yan that ihe sAh.tr.'
~ beg has obtained from On ufphahS
Court " Carroll county. Letters fds7ainsn-
sary an he Estate 6f
MARGARET HAWK.
aio Of Carroll county. dsccassd A,ls...,...
having claims Against tlle deceaaed W. htrekV
warned % exhibit lheaamc, eiik ~ 4oncte9s
tnefeot legally huihenticAlsi IA ~ s,ibsoribo7.
On Or before The pih day y 3annnrx. it8,
they may otherwise Is M 81 SECLUDED Itaa.
~ peueut q an'A es'afs hoee ind1N,ef alA
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-28

Salem Lodge, No. 90, I. Q. Q. r., Of this
SITS, vii have aB excursion tp High Rock,
on July 90 The Lodges Of Manchester,
keisierstown, Defiance, New Windsor aud
hechanicsiown have been invited 20 parlici
pate ia the excursion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-28

Ar Louis Dielman, Of New Windspr.as.
sisted Dr. Dieluan ia the musical exerciscs
at the Commencement NJ Mt. 81. MaFy's Col
lege on "Wednesday The Commencement Al
y, Joseph'a look place on Thursday. Both
were largely attended
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-06-28

A Temperance Mass Meeting will be held
~ Carroll Hall, Monday, June a0th, at eight
= atIehdsais. AIiiai$resie d are fespceiiuiy
invited to Be present rs' 's :
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