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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-05-20
. NCHOR LINE. ET,
UNITED STATES MAIL STEANEE>
sail every saturday.
N~rtEr FAIsI -HA GO ..H

sail every saturday.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW.
CABlNS, $50 10 $50. STFfEAIf. i2e.
These $ Gamers do not carry cattle, -http.nr pigs.
And Cy+ Fg >a'urdIy.
NEW YORk To LONDON DIRECT.
CABINS. S5j 10 S6j. Excursions 100 &.fur''R Rates.
Passenger accommodation are unsurpassed.
Alf>tafcrO0lus On Main Dnt.
Passengers booked at lowest ri'r, f'or f1.m fny
Railroad station m Euroif 0r America.
DRAFT s,issued ~ IOwe,trdics, payable 'r.tnf fIarsr
throughout England. scotland. lr' lrelaI I'D.
For books Of Information. plans. &c.. fpp|F' 1
ERsoS BROTnERS. 7 Bowling tr-en. y !.
or GfpRGt ". ALitN & co.,
or j. Y. GIBSON,
Southern EXprc,- tomr1ny, Richmond,
or 4. ". bAEHfR.
$40 Main street, Rrn DIl.
ElrlIYLl.A l.
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The fast and elegant day steamer ARIEL. Csft.t,
u. &. CLIFFORD carrying the United cialcs mIa
leaves Richmond 10
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ND FRIDAY
AT . A.. ".
for regular landing on Jane river. NorSl's. ,,5
Portsmouth. making sure connection vim rs
splendid BAY Line steamers. VIRGINIA. CARD.
II A. and FLORIDA. one Of ~hicn leave. p.-f.-
mouth daily a. 5:4j =. II. for r. 'non. 4rrf,ir,
there the following morning EARLIER fhfn luy .ft,-
line ria, Norfolk. ana IN full t'ne iog ,tri} trains
TO Philadelphia, New YORK, and Boston.
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BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Bank aud Eleventh streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HIGHLY
u ATTPACTIVE AND DESlRARLf-inCA.
TFD RESIDENCE. WITH LAKE,
GROUND> ATTACHED, ON MhlN'
AND ADAMS STREETS. IN THE MOST FASH.
n decree of me { haucery Court o. the city OF Rlch-
mono, estered on the 12ih of May, ISSO, IN me
case of NORRIS e hammond against Morrlsss eN-
ecutor. &c, we, the undersigned commissioners
thereby appointed. win proceed 30 sell ~ pubic auc-
zion. on the premises, on MONDA1 nc amor
NAV. m cling ~ ) o'clock =. VI. ~ ilf;
II not. on the first fair day thereafter, those TWO
beautiful HALF-ACRE LOTS ON franklin. MliI'
and Adams stress, of which the late .Richard u.
NORRIS died seized-the one fronting l32 feet on
The south side of Franslin street, running PACK
I63H feet. The other fronting 1872 rect on Tue
nortb side of Main street, running back also 1889
feet. ON the urst-named lot there stanCsa LARbE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MANSION, finished
originally In me style. which could. win some a.
frraflOns and repairs, be- made Il comfortable rest
dencP. The location Of tii' properly without
doubt is regarded equal 70 the best in Htchmsnd-
benz In what may be called the fashionable por,
ton. According 10 he requirements OF Inc saii
decree. The properly will tie accurately SURVEYED
and laid of into ,uitable.siZed lots, fronting 80 wei
or Franklin as on Main street, ,ench running pdcA
1891 feet 70 an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS: One fourth cash; balance ~ SIN, twelNe.
and eighteen kiOuths. for negO liable note, interest
added. and title retained until all Of the purchase
money Is fully valid and a conveyance .0Td'rtd
by the Court. The taxes tor 1880 to b. paid by The
iurchasers. JOHN HOWARD,
JOHN LYON.
OIL A. MEREDITH,
royI9 ComUiE 0reI-.
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By Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud A%uctioneers.
No. Ills Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF ONE
Il UNDIVIDED NINTH PART oF ABOUT
TEN ACRks OF LAND, WITH DWELLING,
&C.. ON BROAD STREET OPPOSITE THE
FAIR GkOUNDs.-By virtue Of q deed OF trust 70
The subscriber, dated 9th or June, 1876. from 4. X.
YarbrougL and NJ. l.. GuerIant. trustee, daily re-
corded In Richmond hancery Court aud IN htnrico
thereto required by the parties thereby secured,
viii sell ON SATURDAY, May 22, 1880, at IL
O'Clock NJ, Ia ffont OF ,he ONCE OF j. L.. Apperson,
No. & north Eleventh street, the aboye-deseribed
VALUABLE PROPERTY conveyed BY said deed,
lying In Henrtco coanty, but very near the corpo-
rate limits of richmond adjoining the lands al W,
&. Aliens aud j, Y, shtppar1's estate.
TERMs:A At sale. A. q. AprEesON,
Trustee.
y. l.. APPERsoS, Salesman, my IL
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nv Paine 4 Nowlin Auctionotr''
M. 1919 Main street.

noTATors AT AUCTION.I-On
PUnnaysy ,be ooth Instant at 10 O'Clock. we
"a, Ell ~ the Store Of Messrs. A.. II. sn'oo' q 20
No;ls9s Cary srT ef'i sEgD.pOTAroEs
200 bushels fhnh PAINE & NOWLIN.
In good or1tr. AnciiOneers.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioncers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

EXCELLENT BRICK DWELLING, No.
II12l WEST DUVAL STREET. BETWEEN
CLARKE AND PRICE STREETS, AT AUCTION.
We viii sell by auction, upon The premises, on
FRIDAY. 2lst MAY, 1850, at 8 o'cl0ck Il. NJ, the
HOUSE above referred 10, situated on the south
side OF Duyal street. and at present occupied by
Mrs. Franklin. II Is a weil-built aud well-hnished
house, has five rooms, besides a kitchen with two
rooms. and would with a small outlay make 4 most
comfortable and attractive home.
AS the owner lives In another state and Is anxious
10 sell, even az a sacrifice. persons may attend The
sale with the expectation OF buying a bargain.
TERMS will be made very reasonable, and viii be
announced at the time OF The sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
my l5l7.1g.20&2l AuctiOneels.
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DATRONIZE THE H-u

PASSENGER RATES REDUCED STILL MORE
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TO sTOCK-RAIsERS AND FAMILIES.
SEVEN YOUNG COWS, WITH CALVES BY
THEIR sIDEs, AT AUCTION.
SATURDAY. a2d Instant, at 10 o'clock, we

VIII sell
SEVEN YOUNG COWS ASD CALVES.
These cows were bred by John u. Davis, ESQ.,, and
are OF The celebrated Ayrshire and Attorney stock.
They have their first calves, and can be recoin-
as pure us can be obtained, are very Zee
and perfectly gentle. can now BE- seen at
the Bazaar. The attention OF those wanting such
Is particularly asked. We Will take plea sure
In showing II. T.. II. COOK,
my 10 Salesman.
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INTENDING TO RETIRE FROM BUsI.
4 NESS we offer for sale our
STOCK. FIXTURES, GOOD. WILL. LEASE. &C.,
On favorable terms. Correspendence solicited.
HUTZLEK
MRS. n. HuTZLER.
business established for twenty years, aud pays
well. up 2Q-eQdlm
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The passenger rates on and after APRIL a
4 CCn I'm La m fnllDNr.s

The passenger rates on and after APRIL a
1880, win be az follows:
Richmond TO any way-ianfing every Mon
DAY..:..".-..:. ."...." $50 %
Richmond 10 Norfolk every MONDAY ...... % u
Richmond 10 way landing, al oiler fuUs.. 20
Richmond 10 NOriOlE every MONDAY ag1
return lue.dfN..s.... .....s.... ... ....... 90
Rich mOnd TO Norfolk every MONDAY aul
return thursday ..."....... ..,........... 1 50
Richmond 10 Norfolk any ~uip-&pOd % i-
turn in ten days.""..".."...".......... 2 100
Richmond 10 Baliiinore-ec0i 10 go any tlp 2 Ui
Way landings TO Baltimore any 'F,n........ -.
Tickets 10 the abOve-namcd point. ana AIS, Cd
PhilidelDhia. New NOri, and Boston. ol sac lt
CARRIERS. s26 Miin street. and % JJlrI steamer.
Baggage checked through.
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my 3-3m
OLD DOMINlON %oTfAN>HtP .4sFS
" CCL.FAIY. SSss&7al
FOR NEW YORK.

FOR NEW YORK.
This eempary yin G.ls,eh one q, ,ae,
HAITIAN, ISAAC B1Ll, alt Ei MUM
every TtEsDA>, FRIDAY. 4ad SUNDAY q
high water.
they 1--we splendid .aloons, -.l,e-rooIn5, All bath
The fare, accommodations. and attentions ,re M,
Sims yoiag north land al PER -. Nof'a r,,r
foot ~ Beach street. SHIPS coming -H.'N tt| ifpm
per az, Nor.h river. foot Of 'hri-i0.ler street.
Trelght receivet unrl 8 o'clnck . d. 'aNF.
Freignts for points beyond New i0rk forwarded
With dispatch. ana no charge mAde except Sc'aa eH
cabin fsre to New York, sle slesrage, % 'n'
FOR further IN Information sep,yto
~ GEORGE ". ALLEN & co, Ageru,
myIs oncs Couranv'f vaa-sts. FocfeiI.
DICHMUND. YORK RIVER IL.
hANDCdFSAPEAKt RAILEOA Al. As-~4s
MERCHANTS AND NlNLK> iEN\rf']lA'
l1 M o1c TI.frair,f route between P.,aroui VA
an Boston, Providence. aud al N,W LurA.i'it'
steamers leave VEST POINT, ". 'u 'atl
WEDNESDAY and SNTUkDAl - = uo.nt. '"-
acctiug with rains from
steamer arrive Al WEST PpI>r ouoD. IIf-'
4 and FRIDAY.
Direct shipments from Fo,,cn cii i- "4
Providence Railroad rlr Nrsf Point. NH-
II. r. DOUGLAS. >gr,rapn''n.
v.D. GEoNER. Gererl Aseat M-
DHILAD ELPHIA, klCA- az
T. MoND. AND NORFOLK >l~tAA-~GfG~'@
SNIP LINE.-FOR pUliANiI 'iiA ~
RIVER AND THF EAST VIA FALL h+fF"
TiifIE TINES 4 NEEK-i9tl
tee the stesme-s " this uge VIII u-.
trirs, leaving Philadelphia every 49,
THURSDAY, and sATtRDAY. 4ad k,aa'-a
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. al4 II MAJ
meeting ar Philadelphia wl-h Cylr's +"f~
NoTTICK TiNF-tREQCENT D~ErAETtEt>-
LOW Est RATES.
Frcight received daily Ulil , O'Clock 4. N
JAdES ". MCtAkt d.
General Som, .rn Agent. Ri.smo. NJ"
WILLIAM 4. CiNDL
,;.lrra NIut-'t
n023 10. II South Wlsrsts.iti@.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

GRuBBs & WILLIAMS. A%uctioneers.
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21

NO bHb - 8hub %NSo
Ia - -
THAyE just returned from the Lumber
i Regions-and am now receiving the lar
gest selection Of LUMBER ever offered at
this place, at Reduced Prices, consisting of
Yellow Pine, Spruce and Hemlock
JoIST AND SCANTLING
of all lengths and sizes, A., 5-4, Ca and 4
White Pine Boards and Plank, Yellow and
White Pine Flooring, Dressed and Undressed
Misunderstanding, White Pine Cypress and
Chestnut Shingles, Walnut and Ash Boards
and Plank, Plain and Headed Picketts, Shin
gla snd Plasieapg l.asbs, prime lot Of Chest
nut Rails aud Posts. Also all the different
KINDS OF COAL.
Thinking large sales with snall profits bet
ter than small sales with large profits, | have
concluded to adopt the former as my guide,
and hope | shall be enabled to carry 1t out BY
persons in want Of anything in my line giving
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Near Depot, Westminster, Nd.
feb 2O-tf
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
GEo S. YiseuSG. Gao. W. MATTHEWS.
YINGLING & MATTHEW'S
InSuranceAgency

pD oFFlCE-In the Building formedy
occupied by the lst Asiiopsl Bank, near Rail
Road, Westminster, Nd.
INSURE all ENDS OF Property against loss
Il and damage by Fire or Lightning We
not only pay for all losses by Fire, hut foE
Damage done BY lightning, whether Pire en,
sues or not, and for Live Stock killed by
Lightning anywhere on the Premises.
We are Agents for the following Compan.
les, whose losses are adjusted and paid through
this 0nice:
Royal Fire rasGfance Company Of Liver.
pool.
Liverpool, and London and Globe Fire In,
sarance Company.
Agrisul,pral Fire Insurance Company ot
New York, W
FARMERS Fire iss4asakee Company of York
Pa.
Knickerboeker Casualty Insurance Coss
paay of New York.
SiaIe Mutual Benefit Association OF Carol
Coauty. Home Office in this City, as above
Call and get our Rates before renewing o.
taking out more Insurance. Respectfully,
YiNGLING a MATTHEW'S,
jan l0-3m Agents.
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
JosEPH mi. PARKE,
X. sYEsTER. JAS. A, c. BoND
SYESTER g. BOND

HAVE associated themselves in the prae-
III tice Of Law in Carroll county and the
several Courts Of this State.
Mr.. Syester will visit Westminster when
business requires it.
Office corner Main and Court streets.
nm Is
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
CHAS. BILLINGSLEA. D. d. s.
DEN fist.

Has Remored his Office TO his Residence,
Nert Door West ofthe Union National
Baak.
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
NOTICE.

I'hk NaiiqsAI Gfcys' Band respectfully
:. oher their services 70 the public for Pic
N,es ana social Entefsainmenis, At terms to
snit the times. For further information and
terms apply 70 J. F. MfTTEN,
Band Agent
froL i. ID. EIl1s, Teacher. July 20-u
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
ks q SSsIIIsIIlIya
|Iil1Il1ll S

OBTAINED for new inventions, or for iu
~ pTovements in old ones. Caveats, Trade
Marks and oil patent business promptly AZ
tended To.
INVENTIONS THAT HAyg BEeS RnKcTED
may still, IN most cases, be patented BY u.s.
Being opposite the e. 8. Patent Office, and
engaged in PATENT BusiSEss Exclusively,
we can SECURE patents in less time than those
Who are remote from Washington aud who
must depend upon the mails IN all transae.
tons with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch Es
mako search IN The l,alent OGee and advise
as 10 iis patentability free Of charge. Cor.
respondenee confidential, prices low, and n 10
CHARGE UNLESS PATENT Is OBJ.
TANNED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General D.
y. Key, Rev. i. u. Power, to officials IN the
Y. >. Paleut Office, aud especially 10 our
elients 10 every STATE OF the Union aud IN
canada For special references, terms, ad.
vice, &e., address
G. A. SNOW & Co,
Opposite Patent 0iEice, Washington, d. C.
lqloU
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21

STATIONS

SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East will leave Union bridge for Baltimore
and Intermediate Stations at 0.i0 a m. and 3f2 p
Going West will leave Baltimore for Union Bridge
and intermediate Stations ats a. m, and 2l0p. M.
EMMITTSBURG RAILROAD.
Trains South will leave Emmitsburg al dsa and
gbS A. NJ and as p. 81, aud arrive st Rocky
Ridge Of go aud 1875 A, NJ, and ans =. ". Trains
North will leave Rocky Ridge at - and i052 A,
NJ and il2 =. M. and arrive at EInmlttsburR 7A5
and II ~ A. NJ. and 40 7. NJ
Through Car for Frederick leaves baltimore NJ Is
T.. NJ, and leaves Frederick for Baltimore Ai an
AN
street Cars baltimore and Gay Street Line at cor
neT Of Gay and Exeter stfpob, pass Within square
Of Tiillen Station.
sd- baltimore time is given at all stations
J. NJ. HOOD. Genl Manager.
oct II D. H. GEHwoLD Gen1 Ticket Agent
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
DENTAL NOTICE.

DR. GEO. s. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
~ services at his Office.
Westminster Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmitisburg--F Wednesday After.
noon till Thursday Afternoon.
anicstown-Fourth Thursday Afler.
noon and Friday.
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Creek--First Thursday.
Mddleburg-First Friday
Uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
Taneytown4-Second Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Union Bridge Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21

put up in any part Of the county. Having the
sole agency for the Munson Corp n Lightning
Rod we guarantee satisfaction. The eelebra
ted Chicago Porcelain Lined
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
INsoLEENT's NOTICE.
JOHN q. Skunk V. hl. crsaIlot.

John U, shuuk vs.. his Creditors.
nRDERED this 2lth dey Of December. A.
NJ D, 1879, that John G. Skunk be.
tloner for the benefit ofthe 4sth Article ofihe
Code Of Public General Laws OF ,he State Of
Maryland, entitled Inaolgents, give notice 10
his creditors, endorsets and snreties. that the
"a Monday Of May, A. D. 1850, IS 6xed
ior me said John @. Shunk to appear in the
Circuit Court for Carroll county % answer
such 'nterrogalories or allegations as h;s cred.
ltors, endorsers or turelics may propose OF
allege against himi and that copy Of this
order be published 10 some newspaper printed
n The city Of Westminster for ihfee months
pror to the said ID Monday Of May next,
as such notice.
FRAkK a. SHAW,
v'sIs ~ e q, lhe cIrsgI peHgl lof Carroll uoariy.
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
SsIstt poetrp.



Tossing The little one in our arms
Trot,ing and rocking Il to aud ffo
seeking. Is every art that charms.
To quiet Ila earliest notes Of woe-
No time Of our own By day OF night,
whata boandieE care Is our hearts delight
Moeklng the sheep and The baying hound,
The call Of The crow and the whisting quail;
Gathering The toys that are scattered around
Trying new, when the old ones fai-
Hcrules his realm with despotic sway,
This aulocEat q thc night and day.
~, s&,ss ids iussy, hSshahts iaovs slow,
The wits and tho fingers must work with awili
For baby Is kine. he VIII have you know,
And baby Is cross When amusemenss nil
Iftho King be OUT Of SORTS, take care
No peace IN The kingdom anywhere,
Rut tell me now, II any one can.
with hlsnotions and whims and erQschety views
,rwixf lhe pethlant baby and petulant man,
Is there rally very much % choose7
rleasares and iolllss and schemes called grand,
These arc tlie employment Of heart and hand.
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21

pRESING FRUiT TREEs. The orchard
Is department of the farm that too often
suffers from neglect The best time to
prune fruit trees is subject upon which
farmers disagree; but, all things considered,
there is probably no better time than Feb
ruary OF March. Atthat period farmers
have little else TO do, and the work viii be
moro thoroughly done than il would be II
postponed to q more busy season The
warm days Of February furnish an excel
lent lime for pruning. With short lad
dor. a strong pruning knife aud fine
toothed saw, the farmer should 20 over his
orchard every year When two branches
are rubbing together by the wind 50 that
the bark is marred, one Of them should be
removed Dead and broken limbs and
sprouts should be eut of and whenever the
shoots have grown SO thick as TO interfere
with each other, they Should be thinncd
out. Mhonever Il Is found necessary
10 ept ,eF a laFge bvnnch, tie wound should
be sealed as soon as The snlfaee fecomes
dry, With coating Of white lead or com
man paint This prevents waste Of sag
and preserves the wood from decaying. ]
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
THE ooHsoIENOE FUND.


AT irregular intervals paragraph appears
announcing the receipt by the Treasury De-
partmenl Of contribution to the ''couseience
fund. These contributions nowadays vary
from one dollar to between one and two hun
dred. A few years ago they were much
larger. The money comes from all parts OF
The country, Philadelphia and New York
leading in the number of contributions. A
member af Congsess from New York, when
Mr.. Brislow was IN the Treasury, referring 70
this fact. renarkea that il showed conclusively
that New York and Pennsylvania were the
most religious States in the Union.
Mr.. Bristow replied that he did not regard
II in that light ia hia opinion it only showed
thatthose two States had done the most steal
ing. The money which comes in from con-
science stricken people is on account Of frauds
on the customs, frauds under the old income
tax law, or onsthe revenue. The income tax
having been abolished some years ago, con
trihaiions on lis account are very few now.
The first record Of money received by the
gogernment from repentant detrandsrs is in
1868. Whea General Spinner was treasurer
he kept the account separately, but the prac-
tice was disc@tinuei. The mgaey now, as
il has been for the greater humber Of years
since 1868, when the contribution began, is
tdrnedlinte the Treasury as miscellaneous re-
ceipts.L This isl undoubtedly the safer plan.
Repeated attempts have been made by mem.
bars Of Congress TO secure appropriations 10
be paid out Of the conscience fund II the
money goes into the Treasury as miscellane-
Gus receipts, ii ceases to be separate fund,
and cannot be raided upon.
As late as Monday last member ol
Congress was at the Treasury inquiring about
the fund, with an eye TO n slice OF II for some
-.l.. s..f. tk..tt n.
fund had ceased to be anything but money IL
the Treasury, and that itseepld not be TOUCHED
It's nct known Now much the conscience
money now amounts to- The total amount
from December list, 1858, 10 June 30ih, 1874
is given in the Treasnrers report for the lat
ter year. Il was $l52,9l4. Since then nc
account OF the contributions have been kept
Treasurer Gil6llan, however, estimates thai
the money now foots up S250,0OO.
As General Spinner kept the account sepa
rately there is record of it from 1887 u
1874 The amounts for these years were al
follows: 1867. $I3, $50. ~; 1868. S47, ,ll4.1l;
1863, Sl7 ,299.3I; 1870, Sa, 4D6; 1871, IS, ,749..
81; 1874. 81, ,gs7g AZ 1875 S25i5Si. 2li lssE,
SS.2lS.76.
The contributions, as a rule, come through
the mails with note stating for what pHrpose
the money is forwarded. Very frequently o
penitential explanation is included. Some
ofthese eexplanati0nsarey very curious and some
very Imaginable The ladies contribute good
deal. They repent principally over false re.
turns made under the income tax and for hav-
ing evoded the duties upon articles of dress
A lady visited this country in 1854 from
England. She struggled in while here a
silk dress pattern. A short time ago she
wrote coniessing the evasion ofcastoms duties
and sending Si6 10 clear her Conscience
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21

VXyHERE he may be found MONDAY,
w TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, Of
every week.
viii continue TO visit the following places;
Union Bridge.-lst Wednesday and Friday,
Of each month.
Nep Windsor. .--2nd Wednesday aud Fri-
day, Of each month.
Uniontopn. sd Wednesday and Friday, of
each month.
Taneytorn. The last Wednesday and Fri.
day, Of each month. July b'u
The Democratic advocate., 1880-02-21
rpalir. cxeept SUNDAYS.
STATIONS.

TRAINS RUNNING wksr.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
Killed by Indians.

Miss Ellen McHugl, of Bate, has lately
received from Arizona very sad news, in
forming her that her young brother, Emory
McIlugh, was killed by Indians on the night
of the 9th Of this month. The deceased lad
been attending school at Buffalo, \. Y, but
started for the southwest TO pass the Summer
vacation with relatives at Fort Bowie. The
Journey was made without accident or mis-
hap until a point within sixteen niles Of For
Cummings was reached, when the coach was
ambushed by Apachps and the driver and
both passenges killed. One Of the possen-
gers wa, Ema+y McIlngh, a young man Of
great promise and whose death has fallen as
tremendous blow upon his afflicted relatives.
Although only Il few months over eighteen
at the time of his death, the deceased had al
ready reached the generous >latnr" Of six feet
two inches, with Il promise Of Il mental ca
pacity to match his physical Development.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-09-28
A Deep Dyed s~coundre,.

In the Washington (Iowa) Democrat Of ,ho
o'h inst. we find the following libel on tbe
people of Butte furnished by one Beatty. who
was for some time in the employment Of Mr.
). NJ. Bowes, who discharged him for sevar.,
good reasons. The Democrat SAYS:
"Jim Beatty and wife are back from p,,,,o
Clty, montana. Jim can't find words stroMs
enough in which to cuss that conutrH ''ons
common laborers get So per dav ont LAY Gays
t @n'ch Is equivalent to 81 per day here. COT.
ieo - worm 10 cents per pound, and so door
Su" eahI urlhk 1t. The men who live in
town are hard characters, and pick their
teeth with bowie knives. Very few dccent
women IN town, and they are liable to he in
suitea II met on the streets. MANY neonle
I'VE there in holes on the hillsides. Jim MIA
@-o pc: month for two upstairs rooms. and
"ou,dht go back if given a deed to the
"ilole town. including the city pound"
we have taken the trouble to inouira i,to
th'S ieiiow's record while here, and our con.
cInslon is that he is a dead heat and n liar of
tremendous resources. We are informed Inv
MI. Doves not only that he was not asked IN
pay S2o for two rooms, but that he left the
town without paying anything. The rest of
his assertions are simply lies. If Beatty ever
comes back to Butte, he may expect a warm
er reception than he got before and will he in
luck it he escapes being filed full Of Mon-
lana 'toothpicks."