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Aos0 ol@AII1LN NOllS.
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tns sirrc wcrc fow inridonta that rouiti not IT,
well tnrortmratetl in the t1snntc,n1
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fhH fhlS' 'ai,Ssr,uS LII. nan ,,, or "aS' A'''ss
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wtthln tcn tess pI i',at , Ia'ct. savage ,s. ap-
oae1ca H,o % III" IT., ~ ia .t III ~. .,,r,.s
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N cpse 'oia ne ,u, a. sn,, v,a'; "'t,, MTIi
.cm, ueom poo, ,,"'9,,,,, nD', y, H., ,hc
,meang 'nat US wa nesf ,e tr ~ fio' II" n ~"
Lec 9Gers @ na ssm sent ~ .,o "Me" a ~ tco,a
..at. 1.': i.. ~ "ulGn III - ,1 ''.ntns
mnste snsolssoMs. ~ e sr roo n .,',,s ~;
as.sts. anu. leaving ins o'.s. .iaea na -
t"ha ~ ~.'ssI sa'ni.s. utt!te1 , - Wv .,n ..t
.'on't knns whcn uen Mites coInmoneeu ue..
;a',1 & uNner "af' lncsH ', T.. i.,t;".'. iI,t
~ ~ W, i, ,t a. Is f,,nt. @ a lint hc
IT, III "e r, "n''e 'et ,.ta ~ ..sr.snt t. IN.
isTenss tat something was On ,raet,s s1n ~ ~
~ H. aosnnlnte'Y lt!Nssih.o IL suso'lsn WY ~. liz
srnn,,,, '"sf ,,f,, a': ,,,se e'" wi o,"h ,nsitaTv
,s...t,. n,. Mn 1s' ~. @ "o' ~ aani va"r ~,
aetesn'.s u,ha'a@ - % t!lat ootu - Sae ;n,.t. ~
.fuops enah ctpHuuc !st noIn.nH - ti's nA' ~, ~
,"I ,n.x ~, II 1 ss",,ri,S fn or.rs atan n ,is
a t,s ~ H. '', .nrs rnia frn,n anr
,,atIrcr NJ inians, T1,c suyarn. arc thoroughly
| posted a. to tic movement. ot tho troops and
| do not propose tn he ralsh:.
! f.nnr-1)uE's rGn.ark, that they had surrounded
Fort As.!nibunc will ln.iians In order u pro-
text II, was part joku and part earnest They
have
| SURROUNDED II WITH BcuuTs,
un,i H. IL m tlos,,lv wutrh,,; ns rr,,d In ho4v
| Of tIn. Eainr ten]cr oes.
In liz. "',rsn of isuii,s re,nark, he sa,d. IA.
train Of carts uassed hers irum ,lle soldiers
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Aasp,utuous liquor wilt iujarc u.cn, 10 opium o.
,nurujIu viii hatmfuliy uIIcct The paby, ~, unl&
i atf SyYup IL fAs scuedy Tor taG bavY. II II ftso
ilu.u oljluIa. pser. - ceuis.
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NpOn Atl Agent ls II fuO'+ WIN Will pTnsnl60 Ailsl
his responsibilities. THIS IL not tic Agents
tnult,-rA.rr II misfortune. He cannot gst
lslc storca lie PROMISES. liu cannot satisfy thu
hungry atoIuarls nf lie hungry nqusaIttyencss
OF thnsU who tlepcnt on lItll, but tries to put
his prolcges oil NJ he wouh! my otl,rr creditor,
--,1ot understanding bIHe tcs Uut Of t1s,, tho
tuvaEc tsaturu, ur that failure To hrcp u pledge
6n the day liked Is utter ruin to Ills reputation
l0r vertcity.
IT II IMPOSSIBLE
to make an IndInn understand the workings Of
'thc Indian bureau ttiiol.n pcrlut. that IL mt
tnuuh VI rcliectEt,fi On the rch ruan'a intclll-
gcI.re): nnr can he cxptain wllv ms boats do
nut bring stotcd, whcn m'ata afo passng a'n'oat
daily, 'itll la faltuEcs arg 1n!tll1uly reported
to the fuaIalll,t bHin uf Ictuns, WHO sec no use
In actt ling down 10 starvation while tho buffalo
atr at largo.
respondent cuilcd BULBS intention to the fnct
That tho hniialo arc getting scarco: which l,s ,u'
hsas.atiH.ly utln!tEpd. Snw Il ttnkeR 100 buffalo
a .inY to tecd'li't Teton cnthp; AiNs, when ttpsu
wllI tus Teton DO the1t l'os,r thiaAt With that
reckless disposition tU consider tho evil 0t tAu
!lay sufficient .lcEcunto. hull aaYs llo viii send
lits esLtt!sru on tic prAisio 10 hunt let,-n nut
tl,s al,srueu Ut buffalo tic Indiun cannot taku
c1rc ot his fatnly. Ito must be ted. Or l,a will
dic, either By starvation os l'e oulct: n,tl hero
te lnIAn question csh'!rs arollllti To tst startng
Shall we ~ 10 The Agencies n,nt starvu, ur rore
AMI hunt IE VIC rive, Thu trt'opa will hunt US.
Wltn t!lu t'ulfa!U arc gong. We Will etnrvs auY
way What stall W. dot We nro to bu
pkRsEcurEp ANY WAY.
Sain sharp uli fellow to nu ono day. "Your
pcup,u work ulwavs. WLut f"r4 For nsellsy.
Wt[lu they asu getting u What do they dof
They cat. How foollsll~ We don't cars for
money; We cat I'LL the t1lle. ATu WI not hap.
pirr tllA,l your peupGth
Auolllcr asked uae, "I[ow do your people
agreu togetllcrt TlMy cannot trust e2cA other.
tor ihry " III not speak the truthf'
On bo,g told that llle ilrdt buslaIsss principle
wuS truthtuIRcss, ls' rejuiustl, "Tllen why 10
they alwuys llo u tic ln1iant' a,i he 2eutael
to laYu s0tns dul1t ABOUT tho 'tGrst business
prnciple.n Ito VIA very Intelligent Kayasr.
IN hlaspeecj' III itir interview Cuanch, Whtsa-
Out told NOW Dr. bud had shown Min q letter
puEpur ting to co,ne tr0a, slal Walsh, 4,ul stat
islg l,at Whlte.uul was Il Tetuu, md should not
llnyD any staTes. Na!a teIls lue Au never ssnt
suei, letter, 4nd aE Poplar ldycr Ur. Bird ux.
pla!nel lllv whole Thing to luu, The letter was
frol, she 1nlun Department.; but tho iuterpra-
ter lid not 1uaku 1t clear 10 l.lu Gut, who gained
tu Impression ll,ut Walsh was tho uust,ar Tesu
Interpreters uFe ,Yury ~, to u,ake mlstakce, Tor
It Is yGry difficult to get man Hin understands
4lnux a'"! is even FUR English sei,uar.
IAe Interview uul IT, surroundings hsye lceu
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MARRIED..

On the oath ult., by Rev. P. A. Long, Mr..
Albert c, Hess aud Miss d. 0levia Feagle,
both of this county.
AT the Reformed parsonage, in Mauehes
ter, by Rev. Vim. Rupp, on the oath ult.,
Mr. Isaiah ID. Bankert and Miss Annie Stew.
art, both OF this county.
On the oath ult., at the residence of the
bride parents, by Rev. l.. Kohr, Nathaniel
r. Schaifer, of this county, and Miss Amelia
Gantz, Of York county.
On Wednesday evening, December 25th,
1873, at the NJ. +. Church in Resterstown,
by Rev. John II. C. Dosh, Charles C. Croft
and Mary Il. Fisher, both Of Reisterstown.
On Tuesday, December oath, 1873, at the
NJ. E. Parsonage in Reisterstown, by the
same, Cyrus G. Cover and Mary f. Poole,
both of this county.
On Thursday, November l4th, 1873, of the
same place, b. the same, Columbus W
Barry and Alice II. Morgan, both of Balti
more county.
At St. Johns Church this city, December
3lst, 1878, by Rev. John Gloyd, John D.
Crawford and Charlotte A. Yinglng, both o.
this cosnty.
AT Centenary NJ. +. Parsonage, westmin.
ster, by Rev. J. ID. Still, December 81, 1878,
Mr.. William s. Fisher and Miss Katie NJ
Warren, all of this county.
On Tuesday, December Slst, 1878, at the
residence of the brides sister, near Owings'
Mills, by Rev. Mr.. Curley, DR.. VIM. II. Cling.
rich, and Maud Alice, daughter of the late I.
L. Pearson, of this city.
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FOR THE HOLIDAYS,

have just received from New York com.
Il plete assortment Of Holiday Goods,
such as GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Bracelets, Chains, Necklaces, Lockets, Breast
Pins, Ear Rings, Cuff Buttons, Shawl Pins,
Gents Scarf Pins, &c, &c. Stone Cameo,
Engraved, Bard and Plain Rings in great
variety. Also full line Of Silver Plated
Ware. Amy article bought of me, engraved
at one.third less than regular rates Eight
day Walnut Clocks as low as S3.75. Amer.
can Lever Watches in OF. silver case for
81, warranted for two years. Repairing Of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C., promptly at
tended to. Sole Agent for Kings Patent
Combination Spectacles and the Rockford
Watch. GEO. c. GROVE.
Hesson's Building, near the Depot,
dec Westminster, Nd.
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A PHESoMESoS.-O the 10Th ult., Mr..
William Roe living upon Mr.. Il. NJ. Samson
farm, near Ridgely, Caroline county, Nd,
was cutting cord wood, and in splitting open
solid green oak log two feet in diameter at
the stump, he found perfect grain of corn
imbedded in the centre of the trunk, which
was solid and showed the impression of the
grain. How the grain could be so long pre-.
served in a perfectly sound state is certainly
curious. Mr.. Samson has advised his tenant
to plant it, as he thinks, the heart being to all
appearance uninjured ii will terminate and
grow. The tree in which it was found was
between forty and fifty years old.-Denton
Journal.
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Notice to Creditors.

THlS is to give notice that the subscribe
L hath obtained from the Orphans Couri
of Carroll county, Maryland, letters of ad
mnistration on the personal estate Of
REBECCA GERNAND,
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same with the vouch.
ers thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 10th day of July,
next; they may otherwise by law be ex
cluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day of De.
cember, in the year eighteen hundred and sew,
enty eight.
EDWIN X. GERNAND,
dec 2l-It Administrator.
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The PLASTER REMEDY.-Frank Brady, a
boy seven years Of age, who has been n Grip
pie since he was eight months old, from a
spinal affection, was recently operated upon
by DR.. Wehy, assisted by DR.. 0hr, by pro.
cess recently invented. The youth was hung
up to the ceiling by his head and shoulders,
permitting the weight of the body to straighten
the spine. Alter hanging for nearly half an
hour coating of plaster of paris was laid on
the back Of sufficient thickness to support the
spine in its true position, and after hardening,
the child was lowered, and was able to walk
off erect, which has not been the case since
being hurt. Several applications will be nee,
essary, when it is believed he will be perma.
nently cured.
DR.. o. NJ. Schindell some months ago per
formed similar operation upon boatman
who had injured his spine badly, and we learn
he is rapidly getting we'll. DR.. S. will short.
ly perform the same operation upon child
which has not been able to stand upright
since an infant. - Cumberland, Nd, Times.
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Examiners Notice.


TIME undersigned, examiners appointed
u by virtue OF commission 70 them issued
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, to open public road in said county,
commencing at the end Of public road at
William Houck's mills; running through The
lands Of said William Houck up Murphy
run; through the lands Of Jacob Shailar q
John, in the north nide Of bis meadow; thence
through the lands Of William Honck; thence
through the lands Of Charles Stirer near lie
rum thence through the lands Of Geo. Gross.
intersecting the county road leading from
Hampstead to Rock Brook; thente running
on the old road from George Gross dwelling
up Murphy's ran, through The lands 0f Alex,
ander Fewblei thence through the lands d
james Caitrider; thence on The old road be-.
tween the lands Of Samuel DehoF and Geo.
Warner anaothera, interserctinQ the Hanover
Turnpike nj Grecninonnt Church
All persona whom Il may concern, are here.
by notified that We viii meet on the efound
on Monday, the 18th uf January, rem. al 8
O'clock, A. NJ, to exoenie he tfass ran0scd
IN rs b. the aforesaid commission.
ELIAS H0UCK.
W. Fl. AHHAcHSI,
MICHAEL. H5CiIE4H,
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In Walkersville, Frederick county, on the
2lst ultimo, John Stauifer, in the nth year OF
bis age
On the 10th ultimo, near Liberty, Solomon
Fulton, aged 50 years and IS days.
On the morning of the oath ult., in Freder.
lex, after much suffering, of Diphtheria, Alice
Virginia, beloved daughter of Daniel f. and
Laura Y. Schleigh, aged 6 years, I months
and day.
AT the residence of Michael NJ. Wilhelm,
near Manchester, on the 26th ult., Catharine
Wilhelm, aged II years.
AT his residence, near Carrollton, on Tues
day evening, December 3lst, 1873, Mr.. vii.
liam Lockard, aged 10 years, Q months and
8 days. "Rest in Peace"
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank !
of Westminster.
Westminster, Nd, Dec. 9Th, 1873. J
HNHE Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby
u notified that an election for Five Diree.
tors to manage the affairs Of the Bank Cor the
ensuing year will be held at the Banking
House, on the Second Tuesday, being The IN
day Of January, 1879, between the hours Of
IL, M, and o'clock, p. m.
w. A. CUNNINGHAM,
dec Tot Cashier.
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STATISTICS OF THE REGISTER OF Wills Or.
PICS FOR THE YEAR 1873. II During the past wear
40 wills were admitted TO probaie 96 admin
istrations granted; II guardians appointed and
bonded; ia administration accounts settled;
% guardian accounts settled; $50 inventories
and lists ofdebts; SO lists Of sales of personal
property; q reports Of sales of real estate.
Taxes paid State Treasury during the year on
executors and administrator commissions
sls2S: 50; on collateral inheritanees SOFA. 80,
total S2IlT2i.
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The BAYARDs OF DELAwARE.-Th Bayard
family, of Delaware, has a remarkable record
OF political service. The present Senator en-.
tered in 1869. His father was his immediate
predecessor, aud occupied the same seat for
eight years. His Grandfather occupied it for
III years, and an uncle was also for many
years q member of the same body. They
were all good lawyers.
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Lieut. Gen. Sheridan has received at his
headquarters, in Chicago, report from Gen.
Gibbon, giving number Of points and cases
IN support Of charges of mismanagement in
the Indian service. He disclaims having at.
tackled the Secretary of the Interior, but says
he felt impelled to denounce pernicions
system.
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Notice to Creditors.
NO. 1884 EQUITY

NO. 1884 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George A. Flickinger and Charles Fair,
Trustees, VS.. Thomas Angel and Adelaide
d. Angel, his wife.
NOTICE is hereby given to all the credi.
~ tors of Thomas Angel who were such
prior TO the 23d Of May, 1878, the date of the
deed of trust in the above cause, to file their
claims, duly proven and authenticated, with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, on or before the nth day of Febru.
airy, A. d. 1879.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER, in.
dec l4-4t Auditor.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri.
1N Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county Letters of Admins,
tration on the personal estate Of
JOHN MEYERS, of David,
late of said county, deceased. All per.
ons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with tho
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 the
subscriber on or before the 10th day of July,
1879; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those indebt,
ed are requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
December, 1873.
WILLIAM MEYER,
dec 2l-4t Administrator.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

THE members ofthe Mutual Fire Insurance
a Company of Carroll county are request.
ed TO meet at their Office, in Westminster, on
Monday, the Gh day Of January, 1879, for
the purpose Of electing Ten Directors to serve
for one year. The election will take place
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, a. m, and
Up. m. BY order,
RICHARD MANNING,
uec zlrSt Secretary.
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At Detroit, Mich, Wednesday, three men
came dashing down Gralot avenue on cut
ter and fired off a pistol, the bullet fatally
wounding Anthony Doemer, who was walking
up the avenue. One of the party in the cut,
ter cried out, "How is that for happy New
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SUBSCRIBE At 0ScE.-I knew two friends
as much alike as you ever saw two stumps
and no phrenologist could find any difference
in their bumps. One took paper, and his
life was happier than a king's his children
all could read and write, and talk of men and
things. The other took no paper, aud, while
strolling through the wood, tree fell down
upon his crown, and killed him-as it should.
Had he been reading of the news at home,
like neighbor Jim, I'd bet a cent this accident
had not beiallen him. The moral Of this is
that every man should at once subscribe for
the DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE il he don't want
an old tree to fall on him.
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Notice to Creditors.

'Hb Undersigned having settled IN the
Il Orphans Court Of Carroll county az
account Of the personal estate of
CHARES W. HOOD,
deceased, and ascertained the balance in his
hands for distribution, according to law,
among the creditors of said deceased, hereby
gives notice to said creditors to file their
claims against said deceased, legally authen.
ticated, with the Register Of Wills, for Car
roll county, on or before the 18th day of jan.
uary, 1879, preparatory to a distribution OF
the assets of said personal estate, to be made
amongst said creditors, under the direction Of
the Orphans Court of Carroll county, on the
2lst day of January, 1879.
Alter the final ratification of said distribu.
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the
undersigned will be prepared to pay to each
Of the aforesaid creditors their respective
dividends according TO said distribution.
j. OLIVER WADLOW,
dec 2l'4t Administrator.
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Election of Directors.

Uaioa National Bank Of Westminster, /
December 5, 1873
"A n Election for Ten Directors for this
~ Bank viii be held on Tuesday. the Lfih
day of January, 1879, between the hours Of
II o'clock, A. NJ. and ~ o'clock, NJ. of said
day, at said Bank. j. w. Herring,
acc tie Cashier.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHuRcH.- anuiyer.
sary Of the Sunday School of Grace Luther.
an Church, this city, with special reference
to foreign missions, will be held at the Church
on Sunday evening next, January 9th, at I
o'clock. 1t will consist Of a concert led by a
gentleman Of musical talent, an exhibition by
the school and several addresses. The exer-
cises are expected TO be Of an interesting
character. Seats free, and all are invited to
attend. A collection will be taken up for the
benefit Of the mission cause.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.--On Saturday last,
Col. VIM. A. McKelip, as agent, sold Al
acres Of land, near Shauck's mill, to William
Stubbins, for $3.50.
On Tuesday, BENZ. Bond, as mortgage,
sold 1881 acres Of land, situate near Shauck' 5
mill, at SIS per acre, mortgage purchaser
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Mas. CAROLINE TALBOT, the evangelist and
temperance lecturer, preached in the base.
ment OF the NJ. +. Church, in this CITY, on
Thursday night to a large assemblage. Her
text was "What do you think of Christ, !" and
for an hour preached earnestly, and, we be.
believe, effectively, the congregation giving
close attention to her every word After her
sermon, and hymn by the choir, she deliv.
cred short address on temperance, giving
many interesting incidents in her experience.
Mrs. Talbot impresses one with her earnest.
ness and sincerity, and seems to have given
up her life to good works. She does not dis.
cuss thee logical subjects nor indulge in spec.
ulations, but upon the accepted truths that
there is n God, a Heaven and n He'll, that
Christ died tn save sinners, and that he that
believeth in Him shall have everlasting life,
she bases all her dscourses. Her sermon,
though Astounding in forcible argument, ap.
peaied more to the feelings than to the reason.
Her death-bed, barroom and prison.cell in.
cidents, played upon the fears of her auditors,
and were calculated to turn men from wick.
edness from fear rather than love to God.
However, her labors produce good fruit, and
the manner of her working is immaterial
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The subscription to the 4-per-cents Thurs.
day were $500, 100. The above is the larg.
est amount ever received in one day, 81, 600,
900, 600 being the greatest sum ever subscrib.
ed in that period heretofore.
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ORGANIZATION oP FIRE DEPARTMENT
on wednesday evening a number Of gentle
men met at the Sentinel Office, for Ire pnr
pose OF organizing a FIRE department foi
Westminster, DIR. W. II. Rippard was callef
to the chair and Mr.. Denton s. Gebr nm
pointed Secretary.
The town was dstricted and committee,
appointed to wait upon the citizens for sub.
scriptions as follows:
District No. /. That portion ofthe corpora
ilon west Of Yinglng' Store. Committee: T..
d. Lawyer, VIM. IL. ShaiTer, A. NJ. Warner
and John II. Mitten.
District No. q That portion of the corpo
ration lying between Yingling's Store and the
railroad. Committee; Il. X. Herr, A. N.
Stephan, George Il. Sharrer, j. Ii. Keen and
Chas. W. Zeiber.
District No. 3. That portion of the corpo
ration lying between the railroad and Centre
Street. Commute: VIM. b. Thomas, Chas
V. Wantz, ?. Callaghan and Il. l.. Smith g
District No. 4. That portion the corpo
ration, East Of Centre Street. Committe
Orlando REESE, +. G. Sharrer and Chas. Il,
Smith.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to wait upon the Insurance Com.
panies, County Commissioners and the Nav
or and City Council to ascertain what amount
they were willing to contribute in further.
ance of the object of the association; Dir.
W. IL. Rippard, VIM. b. Thomas, Il. J.
Lawyer, Orlando Reese and Chas. V. Wantz,
Committees on constitution and by laws,
and on apparatus were also appointed, after
which the meeting adjourned to meet on n ext
wednesday night, at u o'clock.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. Charity Lodge,
No. 90, X. Of p elected their officers on
Friday night of last week, viz;-P. c., Fred.
erick Hemler; G. c., ]. w. Poole; V. c.,
John Shaded p, r. @. Matthews; NJ. Of E., f.
): lawyer NJ. of f., j. Weston Perkins; X.
OF and s., John A. Macintosh; NJ. A., A.
4 Marsh Trustees, John Bernstein, r. c..
Matthews, John Shade, George A. Miller
and Z. j. Lawyer; Representative to Grand
Lodge, John Bernsteini Marshal, r. C. Mat.
thews. An Oyster Supper at Nickerts the
same night was partaken Of.
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The Hagerstown Mail, of December 9th,
says The sudden suspension Of the TAYLOR
Manufacturing Works, at Westminster, a few
weeks since, was terrible blow to our pros
porous sister town. The outbreak Of some
dread disease, or the sweep of conaagration
could scarcely have been more disastrous to
the material prosperity of that people than
was this suspension; for scores OF industrious
men and their families, numbering hundreds
were, at blow, thrown out of work, with no
other prospect of support than the preca-
rious hope of resumption of operations.
1t is also heartily encouraging to know that
the Taylor Manufacturing Works are again to
be put in full operation and are about to be-
come as active as they were before the sus
pension.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-04
FARMS FOR RENT.

YHE undersigned offers Torrent. his Farms
a next March, 1879, for money. Lime.
clover and timothy seed, plaster, 6c. Per
sons wishing 10 rent, ill'please NOT be driven
on BY the occupants, who have no ruintAl and
preference from me. Call on John Frank
agent, at Dover Mills, Baltimore county ma
nov 2a.if JOHN FOLLY JOHNS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-04

A tornado struck Santa Barbara, Califor.
MA, wednesday night and unroofed and de.
molished number Of houses. VIM. Goss
was killed by falling chimney. About 90
feet of the steamboat wharf was carried away.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1879-01-04

Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines has won another
suit at New Orleans which gives her posses.
sion of large tract Of land on the Mississippi
river, in Ascension parish, La.