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Seven prisoners broke Jail at Georgetown,
Del, Tuesday night by cutting through the
floor Of the cell in which they we're confined
and then scaling the jail wall by rope made
of blankeis. All but two Of them were ne
groes and ono. was a murderer who was ell
ing life sentence.
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The Baltimore Bulletin says :--Notwith
standing the failure of the Postoilice project,
Baltimore comes out pretty we'll from the
Congressional tussel of the session just ex.
pired. We shall get the full sum asked
for, 100000 for harbor improvement and
$4,000 due from the Government for money
advanced by the city during the war The
Brazilian subsidy, which aimed crushing
blow at Baltimore interests, has been defeat
ed, and our merchants may breathe freely
for some time to come.
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The United States Consul at Mannheim
reports that police regulation there requires
all pork from America to be microscopicalIy
examined and each piece marked by an in.
spector. This regulation does not apply to
pork from any other country.
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John Il. Aronlall, an old citizen OF Marion,
Ohio, was found dead In bed on Tuesday
morning, with bullet hole In his skull, and
the bed clothes on FIRE. II is supposed he was
murdered by a robber aud The bed clothes
fred to conceal the crime.
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INsoLvENT's NOTICE.

Jacob Thomson VS.. his Creditors.
ORDERED this 18th dAsy Of February. A
NJ =. 1879, ibaa Jacob Thompson pire
notice 20 bis creditors, enaofsefs, and sot.
hesi ihas The ID Monday Il Auensi. A. Ii
1879, Is 6xed for ,he said Jeeob Thonses..
10 appear IN tle eiresiis conrl for casSeil
eonnty % answer such heterogeneous Il alIe.
cations a. his creditors endorsers = nir6siss
may propose Of ailedee against hiua and lhat
copy Of this order be pas|isAsa Ia sonlc
newspaper printed in Carroll county, once I.
week for three successive months nrios IA III
said I'd Monday q August 1919, IS su1h
notice.
True copy,--Tests
feb q -sm FRANK +. SHAW. CLERK.
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The ice in the West branch Of the Susqae.
hanna between Remove and iaraudsylic,
began to move on Monday night AN ieo
gorge 80 feet high, extending three miles,
formed at Farrandsyille, aud covcfed the f.-ie
Railroad track to a depth OF ten feet with
water and drifted ice. All north bound trains
are detained at Loe&hayen IN consequence
The ice in the Laekawaxen river Az passed
into the Delaware at Laekawaxen Tuesday
evening and became lodged at Barryyille. Il
was believed that if it should remain gorged
until midnight, with continuance OF warm
weather, the village would be in danger
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II. G. Holland, an engineer on the North
Missouri Railroad in 1875, and confederate
ofexpress robbers, has just been arrested al
Fort Omaha, where he enlisted as soldier.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-15

A violent wind storm in Macoupin county,
ILL.,, Tuesday, destroyed houses, barns and
other property. Edward Mcdonald and his
little grandchild were killed and several mem.
bers Of the family were severely wounded.
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Ihs lEilaa States Ship Constitution. will
noeldhve the dry dock NJ Lisbon under shroe
Or four weeks Her rndder post was utterly
rotteus
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PUBLIC SALE.
Notice to Tax, Collectors.

WEsTgNssFn No., Much ., 1912.
ORDERED that the Clerk and County
~ Treasurer notify all the Tax Collectors
that they must settle up all Taxes for the
year 1877, and all previous years, before the
first day Of May, 1879, or suit will be brought
against all Collectors and their bondsmen that
do not comply with this order
ID. F0WBLE,
President Of Board Of Co. Commissioners.
mar S-3t
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Three colored children, aged from one 10
hive years, were burned 10 death By IRE II
GeoFgetown, D. c., on Saturday night.
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the suhscr,.
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Admins.
tration on the personal estate Of
WILLIAM L. CRAWFORD,
late Of said county deceased. An per.
ons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 The
subscriber on or before the Sd day Of October.
1879; they may otherwise BY law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those indcbt-
cd are requested to make immediate Payment.
Given under my hand tbs 50 day q March,
1870,
A0SEPHlNE CRAWFORD,
mar SIT Administrators.
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The statistical report for the year was pre-
sented on Wednesday and adopted. II gives
the number ofprobationers as4, 0G0; full mem
beers, 32,O25i local preachers, l7G; deaths,
1885, baptized--chidren, 1901; adults, All;
churches, 1858; value, 81, 600, 600; parsonages,
s3i value, $272,625; paid to Improvement
church fund, 500, l0f; present Indebtedness,
S2s3,54l. Collections: Conference claimants,
S5,s95.i2i missions, S2l ,05306; Women's
Foreign Missionary Society, SS,2Gl. 10; church
extension, Sl,229.56; Sunday School Union,
$3.50. 20; Tract Society, $32s.29; Freedman's
Aid, S693.4l; educational fund, Sl95; Amer
lean Bible Society, S73G.72; support Of bish-
ops, 5 ,S60.G3. Number Of Sunday schools,
1868; officers and teachers, 1909; scholars,
$1,000. Ministerial support, Sl23, 100 asses
sedi received, Sl0G,2l5.
The Committee on the Baltimore Book De-
pository reported the net profits for the year
ending 1873 to be S4,ll7.54, an increase OF
Sl,61S. 10 over the previous year, and urged
the reappointment Of Rev. d. II. Carroll as
agent.
The Committee on Church Extension Fund
reported Sl,l60.08 collected for the year, a
decrease of about 5000.
The Committee on Church Relief Fund re-
ported in favor Of a conference assessment OF
50, 700 for the ensuing year.
NV "A. ~ Nulehtinc mas bNeu hppolhttu
by the Washington Conference Of the NJ. Il.
Church, eolored, to the church in this city
0uR CITY.-Strangers visiting Westminster
must be struck with the neat and tidy ap-
pearauee Of our city, and cannot fail to ad-
mire its elegant streets and even and substan
tial pavements. The brilliant street lights
too, which render perambuiating at night az
easy aud safe as in day light, must also at
tract the attention of visitors. While othel
towns are struggling and working to keep ~
appearances, and to make their streets ant
sidewalks clean and safe, Westminster has nc
need for any exertion in that line. The taxes
though high, are promptly paid, and the Coun
Gil have no anxiety on that score. The cili
zens not only pay their dues promptly, bu
aid, in every possible manner, the Council il
| their efforts TO render Westminster an attrac
tive city. Main street is owned by tnrnpiS
company, and in keeping it in order, the cit,
authorities have no concern. II is so con
| structed that water is shed OIL into the gut
ters, and thence carried down to the stream
which drain the city. No water is backed "a
on pavements and into houses, ms is ofte
seen in smaller towns. On some of the sid
streets water is let run down the centre, thu
keeping the sidewalks dry. As Spring
upon us, there are some places on the publ
highway slightly out Of repair, caused by tn
snow, rain and freezing aud thawing the pas
| rigorous winter, to which we would call tn
attention Of the city fathers. Very little
needed, however, and no doubt they will
speedily put in order.
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED,
Il AMB. NJ. EMORY,
OF the late firm Of seim a Emory.
Would inform his friends and the public that
he has resumed business again, aud has asso.
eiatsd with him his nephew, A. WALSH
EMORY, under the firm name Of
A. M. & A. w. EMORY,
for the purpose of conducting Wholesale
and Retail business in
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Notice to Creditors.

Notice to Creditors.
WIS Is TO give notice that the subscriber
a hath obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Carroll county, Maryland, letters Of adj
ministration on the personal estate Of
ABRAHAM K0ONTZ.
late OF said county, deceased. AN pcrsoan
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warnedt to exhibit the same wsaA the vouch
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub,
scriber on or before the 18th day Of September
next they may otherwise By law BE- III
eluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested 70 make immediate
payment
Given uudermy hand this 18th day OF Feb
ruary, in the year eighteen HUNDRED and sew
enty-nine.
ABSALOM Ko0NTz.
ieD 2z-4tH Administrator.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-03-15

ORPHANS CoURT Monday, March TO-
Rachel A. Nelson, exeeutrix Of William B.
Nelson, deceased, settled first account.
Rachel A. Nelson was appointed and bond.
ed as guardian to Robert Lee Nelson, John
Il. b. Nelson, and Adah A. Nelson.
William ii. Harnish and Samuel A. Har.
nish, administrators of Joseph Harnish, de.
ceased, returned inventory of goods and chat.
tells, list of debts and inventory Of money, and
received orders to sell goods and ehattels and
notify creditors
Letters OF administration on the estate oil
Mary Burguard, deceased were granted to
John Roger.
Joseph Tenor, administrator Of Jacob Eur.
Buchen, deceased, settled first and final ac
count.
Tuesday, March ll.-Distributon amongst
creditors Of Henry Matthias, deceased, filed.
jesse A. Crawmer, executor of IelpheI
Crawmer, deceased, reported sale Of real es.
tate.
Letters of administration on the estate oil
William IL. Ilipsley, deceased, were granted
TO Chas. T. Reilsnider.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Harriet Dorsey, deceased, were granted to
VIM. A. McKellip.
Letters of administration on the estate oil
Ann Daphney, deceased, were granted to VIM.
A. Mckellip.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF John
Weaver, deceased, were granted to Isaac s.
Weaver and John G. Weaver.
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Fnksbnrg aud sykcsville Items Death of the oldest
mathematical Estate salcs-Fat Cattle-Locai
nrevitles-,ofphans Court-lmportant Railroad
menis-fires Mt Emmiibburg etc etc.
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TH0SE who desire 10 have tkeir residen-
a ces Whilewashee sor Kalsomined without
injury 70 furniture OF carpets. should call on
the undersigned. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Leave orders at Haines 4 Co.'S. Store. West
minister, Nd. Plus ]. ORENDORFF.
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Tue School BoARD. Owing to unfavorable
weather, the impossible condition of the
roads, and the indisposition Of some Of the
members, there was no quorum present to
permit the transaction Of business at the time
for the regular monthly meeting of the School
Board, or the subsequently called meeting, in
March.
The President, therefore, directs the Sec
rotary to call a meeting to be held in the office
Of the School Board on Monday, the 7th day
OF April, which all the members are respect.
fully urged to attend.
As Good Friday and Easter Monday are
both legal holidays for the public schools,
leaving only one day of the Spring term after
these holidays, the President and the Score.
tary with Mr.. Herngs approval, suggest that
the Spring term shah close on Thursday, the
10th day Of April; that the teachers quarterly
reports shall be placed in the hands OF their
respective School Commissioners, or ofthe See.
Rotary, on or before the 18th; that the School
Board shall meet to prepare for paying the
teachers, on Monday, the 2ist, that the Coun.
ty Association be held in Central Hall on
Friday, the 18th Of April and that qualified
teachers who decide to have subscription
schools, shall be allowed theuse ofthe school
houses with the books, &c., therein, to nc
eommodate schools for Summer term as
heretofore.
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FIREs AT ENNirTsBuRG. "A letter to the
Frederick Examiner, dated March TO- says:
On Tuesday night FIRE was discovered in
the confectionery store occupied by Geo. w.
Myers & Bro. The place had been closed
for the night, aud when the alarm was given
the doors were forced open, when Il was
found that the FIRE was making rapid progress.
II was caused by some one throwing lighted
cigar into box containing sawdust, and but
for the timely discovery would in all proba
bility have caused the loss Of tho building and
endangered the lives Of the occupants. The
next day Q, case nf spontaneous opmbusiion
occurred at the coach shops Of Herr& Weaver.
package containing lamphlaok ignted from
some cause, but was discovered in time to
prevent serious damage. On Saturday even.
ing il was discovered that Mr.. Geo Bishops
stable was on Ere, and the alarm was imme.
dialely given, but our oitizsns could do moth
ing but endeavor to prevent the spread Of the
flames. The building was entirely destroyed,
together with two very valuable cows and a
calf. As there was no insurance the loss will
fall heavily on Mr.. Bishop, who is hard
working, saving man.
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ouERs tsTHFs.-A npmber OF the young
ladies and gentlemen Of Westminster, inelud.
ipg some OF the best yeealisis, under the di.
reetion Of Mrs, s. N. Y. Innes, Of Western
Maryland College, arc reheaFs'ag the heautl.
fal oaniala Of Queen Father, BY w. d. Brad.
bury, preparatory to reproducing il at Odd
Fellows Hall the latterpart Of April. There
will be some fifteen or twenty prominent char
acters, and quite number more Of singers,
who will assist in the chorrseu higs Sallie
4. l,osss is 10 slko lhsNhataeies Dc Vueehs
and goes to baltimore once a week 10 receive
instructions from Mrs. Caroline Bichings.
Barnard. Mrs. Jones, also, is under Mira.
Richings- Barnard's iutorship,
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD MEETING Ship.
pensburg, Pa. Ne,rs Of Saturday last says =
1.-THE stockholders meeting held at MELVILLE,
Pa, Saturday, March /, 1879, representing
the Harrisburg and Potomac Railroad, voted
unanimously in favor Of consolidation with
the Harrisburg and Baltimore Railroad. The
following officers were elected Daniel V.
Ali, President; Directors, Daniel V. Ali,
John Moore, Joshua Hunt, Asbary Derand,
c. W. Ali, Lewis Heikes, j. j, Dull, Capt.
A. w. Eichelberger, Jacob Bowman; Score
tary and Treasurer, II. II. Middleton. From
present indications the prospects of the Har.
risburg and Potomac Railroad and its con
nections are favorable, with the bridge across
the Susquehanna river, at New Cumberland,
by the Harrisburg and Baltimore Railroad
Company aud its southern connections to Bal
timore by way Of the Hanover and Gettysburg
Railroad, which is now building, to connect
with the Western Maryland Railroad, at En-.
DRY Grove. This connection will enable the
merchants on the south side of the valley to
ship direct to Baltimore. This road com.
pleled with bridge over the river will en-
nance property all along its line. John Hays,
OF Carlisle, at the meeting held Saturday set
forth the future of this line or system Of lines,
in such colors as convinced all present that
by good management it is not only possible
but altogether probable that the best hopes Of
those interested will be fully realized
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THE MARKETS.

WESTMINSTER MARKETS.
Wholesale Prices by Grimes 4 Weaver.
Emmy March IA 1870
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TUE County Commissioners u Carroll
\ county viii meet al tAeil Office, ii West.
minister, on tie Srst MoNnAx 81 ArnIle
1879, tex The transaction Of business
LOUIS G. TRUMBQ.
mar SIT Clerk.
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Far gATrlg,-On Saturday last we visited
ihq slapghteE.house Of Mr.. NelslR Mitien,
lhls city for The purpose Of viewing a heiier
be had killed, Il was Of the short horn breed
and waa pronounced by oil who saw Il the
finest ever Killed. IN this place, The fat on
30 bElakel would average three inches, on
ihe ramp five Inches, and on the back about
four INCHES; while on the inside the ribs were
covered, this Is said to be very unusual. The
heller Creased 500 pounds, and shows what
careful feeding will do. Mr.. Mitten purchas,
ed eleven head from Mr. II. Haines. and in.
tends supplying his customers will meat from
them. On Tuesday va resolved y eboIoa ,
tpas, ,scn Mg. Nil,ea which vas heartily en-
Az lnqqesl was held over tho body Of a col,
cred gull Of urbanna, Frederick couniy
on Tuesday. From the testimony h anneny,
that the child was struck on the head VIII !
heavy wagon whip inihe hands Of i. W. Lin.
lhcum, causing conclusion OF the brain.
The accused was held for further HEARING
Nj. y. W. Bennett has resigned the treas
urefshin ofthei Westminster Savings Iastilu.
ton, and Mr.. Jesse Reifsnider has been m.
pointed in his place.
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sSs1sass-sassEsr sss~,s
question between freedom and das
potism the Democratic party will be
found standing where our ancestors
stood in 1875.
Conger OF Michigan.-I desire to
ask the gentleman from Mississippi
whether the second revolution of
1851 had any terrors for him?
Chalmers.-The distinguished gen
tleman is exceedingly witty. History
tells US that English Kings were in
the habit of keeping testers at court
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sasATEzszsessaF,z z.s
WEEKLY EXAMINER
--------------.-- - -
ABERDEEN
- ---------.--- -- --
Thursday, April 3, 1879.
NEWS iE'agss.
CHtCAao, April AIT 1880 this
morning the returns give Harrison,
the Democratic candidate for Mayor,
22356, Wright Republican, 19,063 /;
Schmidt, Socialist, about $500, The
whole city Democratic ticket is
elected by majorlties ranging from
$500 to $500. The vote on alder.
men cannot be given, but the Social
lists will elect aeveral. There are
about 20 precincts yet to hear from.
LONDON, April "A dispatch from
Tasbkend, Turkestan, says that ad-
vices received by Gen. Kaufman from
the Governor of Samarkand, an
nounces that the English government
has made preparations for placing
Wall Mohammed, cousin of the late
Ameer, on the Afghan throne in place
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able time.
Chalmers-The gentleman is mis-
taken. I shall certainly not under
take to play game which any mon
key can beat me at. Laughter on
the Democratic side.
Voices of the Night.
When bedtime comes, and curtains fall,
And round | go the doors to lock,
Ere lamps go out my wife doth call,
Remember, dear, to wind the clock
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ahoUU hHaH. III HpPoaIs

the English camp. Wall Mos
hammed always entertained friendly
feelings to England. In 1878, DUR
ing Lord Northbrook's administra-
ton, when an attempt was made to
change Shere Ais attitude towards
England, Wall Mohammod was the
Aneer's prime minister. The under
standing then arrived at lasted only
q very short time. Shere Ali broke
loose from the English restraint and
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Parsons Purgafire PiUs make new rich
blood. and Will completely change the blood in
the entire system in three mouths ANY person
who will take one pill each night from enc to
Twelve weeks may be restored to sound health,
If such a thing be possible. Sent by mail for
letter stamps. l. 3. johnson 4 Co, Bangor, Me.
IyzzmnrsnlEuszuxauumu N "
sNNLAME BACH!
s1Dp p 5enscn's capcine Porous Plaster,
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ultlng in a professional business far exceeding
individual ability to conduct, some years ago
uced several medical gentlemen TO ASSOCIATE them

olives with him, As te FntUIIy OF tIIU " UTI I719
,ensarv the Consulting Department Of which nas
iuce been merged with the INFIIDS HOTEi-
baa hna incufDO-
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Conger-I asked the heroic gentle
man from Mississippi plain, civil,
simple question and instead of an
swering it he jumps upon his music
box and makes grimaces to the coun-
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seems that Republican Congress
has supplied itself in the same man
ner; [laughter] but instead Of the
FOOLS cap and jingling bells, which
might perhaps, suit very well, it has
dressed it's jester in swallow tails.
Loud laughter on Democratic side. !
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trJ aHu IHe HUuSe. LIOunIeT uemOH-
rations on the Republican side, mem.
barc c1aDninp their hands and ipd111-
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n nno rIGs iieTVT VnrcoraRIc OyarIan and Uterine
Tumors Caculi (Stone In the Bladder, Structure,
etc. etc We also treat successfully, by new nieln-
od without surgical operation, Cancers, CnD-ieet'
Spinal Curvature, and other defOrmtles. lste pan-
pflct entitled Motion as Curative Agent SEM
Address, worlds p.,r.nsaf5 Medical A.sse!as!'rs y
BUFFALO, Ne -
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,top II y-pIERcr Pres, r. ID. PIERCE, V. Pres.
JSo. +. PIERCE, SEC. LEsTER IL SMITH, lT'ds'
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS of emf
nence and skill have been chosen as the Faculty"
CURONIC DISEASED of all FIRMS coiile within me
nroy,nce of our several specialties. ,
LING DISEAsEs.-Tfis division OF practice Is
very ably managed by gentleman of mature 1qug-
on SOS tycntod with the most successful results. 49,
DISEASES OF WOMEN Especially rcour fnclil- %
ties of n superior order for tlle cure Oh al 'iose
NERVOUS DIsEAsEs--Paralysis,N Nervous Dsbll-
ity, Epilepsy tlttsl, Chorea tStp pitnss Dance N.u-
attention Of an erpert In this speciality.
NOT NECESSARY To SEE PA1lESTs~-By our
original system OF diagnosis, we can treat many
chronic diseases us successfully without as WIN 4
nerson al consultston For particulars see "Pcoplcs
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