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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-01-31
STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT Association
OF CARROLL COUNTY.
Home Office, Westminster. ND.


OFFICERS.
JESSE REIFSNIDRR p..,,.
GRANVILLE UAiIRs Vi. pnii. pesi1en.'
GEORGE n GEup ''Ve ~ RESIDENT
DR. GEO. s. YiNGtING treasurer treasurer
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may secure 10 themselves a certi6eate under
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Let the winds and waves Of advcrsity
blow around you, If they win but kcep Oh i
the path Of rectitude, and you win Be as
hrm as a rock. Plant yourself upon prio.
ciple, and bid defiance to misfortune. II
gossip, with her poisoned tongue, muddles
with your good name, heed her not. Car.
ry yourself erect let your course Be
straightforward, and By the serenity Of
your couhienanee and the purity Of your
life, give tke lie 70 10 who would ondsr-
rate and beli'tls you.
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The excess or over charge in assessments
is placed to the credit of the members; and
when sufficient to do so Death Loss is paid
without making an assessment. This is jast
aud equitable
SPEClAL.-Persons over 60 and not to
exceed GO years old, may secure 4 member.
ship in our association il they can present an
unusually good health record and medical
examination on the following terms,
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Annual dues the same as classes specify.
REMEMBER-Before you insure, give
our plans careful study, see and read one
OF our certificates, and we are satisfied you
will regard il the safest and most reliable in
the State. Information cheerfully given, call
on or address, Yours Respectfully,
DR. GEORGE S. YlNGLING,
oct 26-eot 6m Secretary.
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81 ACRES OF LAND, More or Less,

iS ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
About half Of which is cleared and well
improved, the balance is in excellent TIM.
BER, lying about one mile from the railroad
station.
This Real Estate is all in a very high state
OF cultivation, under good fencing, we'll wa.
tered, and eonsdersd among the best prodnc,
ing lands in the county, having been repeat.
edly lined and carefully farmed. Il is very
adyantageously situated in a desirable neigh.
borhood, convenient to churches, schools,
mills and postoiiiee. The Home dwelling Is
within 2 miles Of Q railroad station.
nR- Possession given by the frat Of April.
Title guaranteed.
AT THE SAME TIME AND PLACE will
be sold the following Personal Property, moi
heretofore disposed Of, viz: About so bush.
els of potatoes, 2 or tons OF timothy hay,
100 barrels Of corn in the ear, and about So
acres Of grain growing, &c.
Terms Of Sale Of Real Estate.-0ne third
cash on the day Of sale, or on the ratification
thereoti one'third in one year, and the other
one-third in two years from the day of sale;
The credit payments TO be secured by the
notes of the purchaser or purchasers, with
approved security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
Terms Of Personal Property.-All sums
under ten dollars, cash; on all sums of ten
dollars and upward credit of three month.
will be given, purchasers giving their notes
with approved security, bearing interest frou
the day Of sale.
JABEZ A. BUSH, Executor.
e. Is. RoBERTs, Solicitor.
X. c. Matthews, Auctioneer
N. B.-This property will be sold either ia
parcels as herein described, or as a whole
to suit purchasers. ian lots
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EXECUTORS SALE
oF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

'HE undersigned, Executor Of the last
\ will aud testament Of Daniel Bush, late
OF Carroll county, deceased, by virtue Of an
order Of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county, and Of the authority in said will con
tanned, will sell at public sale, on the premi.
ses, situate in Hnksburg district, about 4
miles above Finksburg, fronting the Refs,
teFstoWn and Westminster turnpike road, a. nd
. miles FROM the latter place, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY5M, 1850,
at IL O'Clock NJ, the following valuable Real
Estate, OF which the said Daniel Bush died
seized and possessed, viz:
Lot No. containing
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
CITY DOTS.

The Central pay car came in yesterday and
paid off the employees of the road here.
There are four prisoners in the station.
housp, all on the charge OF Gushing up" too
much.
The police don their summer uniforms to-
day. 1t is suit of navy blue, with frock
coat with brass buttons.
A newpank sidewalk has been put down
on southwest Lamar street between Elm
street and Pacific avenue.
A mad dog took in the Cedars yesterday,
biting another canine, which was shot, but
the rabid animal escaped.
There was pleasant party of young folks
at the residence of Captain w. A, HARDWOOD,
in the "Cedars' last night.
We return thanks to Messrs. Jones ~ Muir
ply real estate agents, for a map of the city
Of Dallas. 1t is elaborate, and is approved
by VIM. Nj. johnson, the old City Engineer,
and ) W. :. Duncan, late City Engineer,
and is of recent date, .,. ------.-
A difficulty occurred last night in front of
the Bank saloon between James McGinly and
"Big Mack" the hack.drver, which drew n
large crowd. McGinly drew pistol on
Mack thrusting it in his face, and officer Ar
mold caughtthe hammer of the wespon, just
in time, ON his thumb. McGinly was
placed under arrest. Mack WAS also arrested,
and both gave boads fJr their appearance
before the MAYORS court this morning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
GREEN VILE.

Jurisprudence OF the herald.
dRsENvILLE, May "a, 1880,
On Sunday evening last the report reach, d
town OF the killing Of George Dennis by AL
len Mcknight another negro, in the suburbs
of the place, whittier II crowd of the African
persuasion had assembled and engaged al
card playing, when dispute arose between
the above named, resulting us above stated.
Allen shot and killed George instantly with
pistol. The survivor was placed in jail
till Saturday, and stood an examining trial
before j. B. Simonds, judge of the county
court, and was granted bail in the sum Of
S750.-Rain and mud prevented the Sun
day school picnic in anticipation for lust Fri
day. The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
schools united, will have union celebration
of their anniversaries next Ath OF June, the
orator OF each school to address the whole,
which yet gives Capt, Il. L. Porter chance,
while Prof j. g. Edmonds is the other chosen
speaker.--Msshal j. @. Mcconnell has
been doing some very efficient work
upon the streets, placing substantial
foot bridges at the corcer crossings, -
An enjoyable hop was given BY the young
people at the residence of Mr.. Z. b. Clark
FRIDAY night w u Gun Uuhot u uIos'in'o
meat market. egetables are getting
plentiful and cheap. Miss Berthe Stevens
returned home Saturday from Huntsville,
where she has beer IN atten ant OF the State
Normal school. She WAS called home on ac-
count of the present painful illness of her
mother Mrs. McDougald, whom we are 6 lad
to note is improving The general health
of town and county has never been better for
wears past-County court last week; no
cases Of importance tried.--Several
nice residences are being erected
Mrs. J. M. Ball and children ARE expected to
return home via your city this week from
Cleburne, where they had been visiting rela,
tives.-The Watson house is the principal
hotel here, with good table, at reasonable
charges from abroad arc look
ing to this point with the view Of either To-
eating or branching out this way. W. NJ.
Winstock, of South Carolina, will locate
here. He is a merchant of several years expe-
rience in that Safe Sherman andTerre,l mer-
chantsare msnoeuvering in this direction, with
the main eye to usiness.-Both railroads
are pressing energetically in this direction, 81
ifthey were trying each to get here first.
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Masonry work on the. 4. q II.

Mr.. J. p. Looney, who has the contract
for the masonry work on one hundred and
seventy miles of the Texas IL Pacific extern
sion, arrived in the city yesterday morning.
He has already finished some seventy miles
of the contract and means to push the work
forward as rapidly as pos ible. All the ms-
sonry work on the road is of stone, the
quality found in the Quarries west of here
being well adapted for that purpose. Hc is
in need OF masous, aud has sent to Ireland
fora number them, buying tickets for their
passage from Mr.. w. X. Wheelock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
MATTERS BY MAIL.
NEWS FROM OUR NEAR NEIGHsoRs.
RuiIding improvements NJ Paris
Negro Shooting ARRAY Near Green
vile Sporting Matters nj Gal.
weston Miselluneons.
PARIS.
corrsspondence of the Herald

Corresponlence of the Herald
PARIS, May "a, lSsO,
Copious showers of rain have fallen; ia con-
seouencc crops or more tlauerlng tnan for
many years past. all we'll at-
tended Yesterday. Rev H. b. Bond, Of Sher-
man, delivered m able sermon
at the First Presbyterias church,
Fishing parties have got to be almost as
thick MS candidates IN this section. Major
C.F. Thebo has broke dirt on his lot, and
will soon have one Of the mast magnificent
brick houses in the city,--Tnere is IN re
improvement going IN than II!
any time since the rush just after The i'e,
which occurred nearly three years since
A young man by the name of Cooper acct
dentall shot himself through the nose II day
or so ago with pistol. inc wound Is not
dangerous. The health of the city is very
good, except whoopng cough aud measelps.
Mrs. Frank Fltzhugh, together with her
children, are ut present visiting friends at
Hot Springs.--Mr, W. B, Wise re urned
from trip to st. Louis day or two ago
much improved in health.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
FORT WORTH.
Correspondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald
FORT WORTH, May -. 1850.
Three men from Missouri are here to buy
land for large sheep rancho. They have
on hand number Of fine sheep. Many
people climb up the steep stairs at the court
house, especially on Sunday afternoons, to
the cupola, nm hundred feet high, TO view the
country From ten to thirty miles can be
seen. 1t is splendid view.---Soon the
cars will be running to Weatherford, and the
long argued question will be settled; If the
extension will materially affect this city? AT
present there are more and better improve.
ments in progress here than usual, and
citizens are not willing that this
shall even be stand-stil city,
but their watchword is ever Onward" -
Died yesterday, of consumption. j. B. Flcm-
ing, son of J. w. Fleming. R. X, Craft,
the popular landlord OF the Transcontinental,
will take charge of the Waverly house on
the LIST of June.-The Sunday school of
the Main street Methodist Episcopal church,
will have picnic in Vanzaudt grove, one
mile west, on Thursday, June 9th. The
Baptist school is expected there and very
nice day is anticipated. Vocal music, &C
companied with An organ, will lend addi-
tional interest ELEVEN thousand head of
cattle, from Kings noted rancho OF Southern
Texas, passed north to-day. petition is
being circulated TO surrender the city char
ter.--Coonel j. w. Hodge general mana
ger of the publication of the Encycop@ Tia
of the New West, was in the city to-day
working in the interest ofhis publication -
DR.. d. H. Benton, of Dallas, who has been
spending several days in the city, will return
mn tn-tnnrFnW
r. W. Thompson, jr, of Marshall, is in the
city.-Colonel G. Harris, divisiun supcrin-
tendent of the T. Il t. railway, with several
other railroad men, together with number
of ladies, went out on an excursion today to
the new station of Medaris.-Miss Lille
Waterman, of the Waterman house, leaves
to-day fo- Chippewa, Wisconsin, lively
runaway took place at the depot to day.
Damage not serious.--The Greenbackers
are making lively preparations for their con-
vention, which is to be held here on the 9th
inst. A Greenback meeting is to take place
at the courthouse tomorrow night
Arrivals a. the Waverly house: 4 A Cor
w Tucker, Bardstown, Ky; I a Stone,
Cleburne; L w Lane, Mount Pleasant,
Texas; j A Jones' Dallas; B + Fly, Geo X
Philadelpnia; Miss Sue MeKleny, Miss
McKleny, Memphis; j L Collins. Denison:
F d Grice, Dallas; Jas II Coffin, New Bed
ford, Mass: w + Blain, Cleburne; Ed A
McGeehe, Weatherford; j I Fleming, wife
and nurse, Nashville Tenn; j Q Preston,
Miss Annie Preston, Jefferson, Texas; Miss
Jennie Bradford, Mrs Z r Pryor, Weather
ford; John A Kite. Il L House, Fort Con-
chic; Michael Lslly; Texarkanr; Il b Smith.
Marshall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26

Do you want to know what your ico-cream
contains? Then go TO China Hall, buy you
Il freezer and make your own ice-cream.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
Taken Suddenly III.

JACK Duncan, who was operated on some
two months since tor throat disease, intcrfer-
ing with his breathing, supposed to have
been produced bya shot he received some two
years ago, his suddenly been taken worse and
is confined to his bed, Incorporation of cut
ting into his larnyx, in which silver tube
was inserted to allow him TO breath easier,
which was atterward taken out and the wound
healed up, wa, made, but u second
and similar operation was found
to DO nee ssary, which was per
formed by Or Le,ke, and the tube has been
reinserted. Yesterday evening he WAS resting
easy and was doing eel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
asRksrA BIZ rELEtsxAPp.


LIVERPOOL, May 25.-Noon-Cotton dull and
easier; middling nplands, Uli; Orleans, l3- 10 ;
receipts, 300; American, 1900; sales, 7,oUO;
speculation and export, lOO;uplands low middling
ciassidcations for May delivery, 6s,alg-32
May and Juie, 1854; June and
August and September, - -; Sep
TENDER and October, o 9-i8@ii; October and
November, -; November and December,
II 3-l6@0-39; january and February, SIG;
futures weak
y :0O y -Uplands low mi idling classified
lions fortune and July delivery, 0-lB.
300 p NJ leicester market dull
400 p m-Sales Of American, $500; uplands
low middling assldcali ms for May and June
delivery, Q 7-l1; July, 1872.
NEW YORK.
New York, May 25.--Stocks strong; money,
-; exchange long. 4 50; ditto short, 50;
State bonds dull; Governments quiet
Cotton dull; sales, ,078 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
Alarm Of Fire.

At s:l5 last night the down-town station
sounded the alarm of fire, AMI within a few
minutes afterwards the fremen were out on
the way TO the scene, muking the best tine
they ever did efore. The alarm was occa-
stoned by the bursting Of kerosene lamp in
a house on Wood street, in the rear of 1ur-
ner hall There wa' no harm done, the
flame. being extinguished by the inmates of
the house.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
GALVESTON.
,rr.,noudeuc. of the Herald.

Core. pondenc. of the Herald.
GALVESTON, May 49, 1880.
Fortv.six thousand dollars is the amount
that has been subscribed to the Galveston IL
Camargo International railroad. The people
are awaiting the developments of the COM
pany before putting their hands deeper into
their pockets. These are promised on the
return of j. 4. Fuller, Vice President, from
J. NJ. Huchings, of Ball, Hutchings Il Co.,
is at the head of the Fobes movement to
dredge channel across the outer bar. MIR.
Hutchingsis progressive gentleman, and if
the movement fails of its accomplishment, it
will not be his fault. Galveston, to secure
this must put her hsad deep into her pocket
and raise therefrom $500,O00. Will her
citizens stack up the ducats! Right here is
where they always weaken. They were verv
enthusiastic in behalf of the Galveston &
Csmargo International, but when it came to
pledging money, the payment of which de-
ponds upon certain very safe conditions, they
falter. Will it be any better to get
deep water by Fobes' process =
As soon as the lease expires Of the
parties now occupying the building, corner
Of Strand and fremont streets, recently pur-
chased by James M. Brown for $lS,500. 1t
will DO occupied by j. 5. Brown IL Co., who
propose to put on an additional two stories,
making sfour-story building of the present
structure, to accommodate their immense
stock. -Major j. B. Sockwell, who carved
up Bob Edwards, the "nigger," was placed
under bonds of 5000 for his appearance on
Mondsy.-Betwee three and four hundred
people had delightful time at Clear lake
Saturday, and returned in the evening highly
elated The excursion was given in behalf
of the Trinity, Grace and the East-end mis-
sion, and WAS decided success.--The
Screwmen's picnic yesterday and to-day has
been largely attended, the walking match,
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Sons of Israel Picnic.

To-nishtthe Free Sons of Israel will give
a picnic ut Windsor Park, at the terminus of
the San Jscinto street railway. II was to
have come of week or more ago, but was
on account of the inolemency OF
the weather, The park will be lighted
up with Chinese lanterns, and MS
our Jewish citizens undertake
they carry out, the picnic tonight will BIO a
pIaueunt affair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
SHERMAN.
Correspondence of the Herald.

Correspondence of the Herald.
SHERMAN, May g5, 1850.
The dramatic entertainment given by the
members of the Sherman Library association
last night surpassed the expectations of our
citizens generally. None Of the persons no
took part had ever been on the stage in any
canacitv, and the play was one that required
much skllful acting. Under the circumstan-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-26
A Good Account.

"ro sum it up, six long years of bed ridden
sickness and suffering, costing $500 per year,
Sl,200-all of which was stopped by three
bottles of Hop Bitters taken by my wife, who
ha' done her own homework fora year since
without the loss of II day, and want every
body to know II for their benefit.
"JoHN WEEKS. Butler, New York"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-19
STATE NEWS.

b. VI. Wood, night engineer at the tunnel
of the Fairhaven water works, on Thursday
night, dropped box which contained 200
cartridges Of O-glycerine, four of which
exploded, blowing him ffty-two feet from
the spot, but he escaped with slight flesh
wound in the lee and the loss Of all his
clothes.
The Lamoille Valley fair ground Company
find themselves unable TO pay their obliga-
iions, and the gentlemen who were directors
at the time the 81, 100 was hired of Dr. ID.
Il. Story, and who, for the fair ground com
pany, gave their individual notes, have been
sued The Indebtedness of the company is
abpu; - 900. and the signers of the Story
notes hold Il mortgage upon the fair ground
CCmpany's real estate as security. The gen
eral impression seems tn he that the property
is not worth over 81. 800, thereby leaving the
old board Of directors unsecured 10 the
amount of 81, 800 to q, 600
Rev. Oren Perkins took his own life at
Chicago, October 80 while laboring under
what was supposed 10 br temporary abrr-
ration Of mind. Mr.. Perkins left West Con
cord some months ago, and had been en-
gagged in editing paper at Chicago Latter
ly his mind has troubled Inn good deal,
uniting him for labor, and II was freely
talked between himself and family that he
should go TO an asylum, but the matter was
put of hoping he might improve, as he had
done before when similarly affected. On the
fatal day be went with his wife to the rail
road station lshe was going out Of town To
lecture and after bidding her good bye re
turned to his boarding house and cut his
throat. Mr. Perkins inherited his insanity,
his father dying insane. He leaves wife,
Mrs 5. NJ. Perkins, well known as a temper
a1ce lecturer. and two esimable daughters,
both teachers in Cleveland, Ohio.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1880-11-19

which the House crEcarre,l in the Senate amend-
meni TO H. -.
Ca motion OF Mr.. TAFT OF Burlington, th.s m1t
ter was ordered To lie,
II. t52 An act declaring women TO Ia eligible Ia
the Offices OF town CLERK and town superintendent.
came up as special order and third reading ordered
for to morrow morning.
Senate Bills Roicrrcd-S. 95, An act 10 Regulate
the practice OF courts OF chancery; to committee
on judiciary.
= vi, An aci To prevent justice from being de-
feated by clerical verbal inaccuracies In lndict-
ments for forgery ur counterieiting TO committee
on Judiciary.
:. ~, An act relating TO prudential committees Of
high and central schools 10 committee Oh Eluct-
ton.
s. 81, An act To amend an act to Incorporate the
ST. Adams Manufacturing Company to committee
On corporation.
s. I09. An act in relation 10 the files and records
Of the st. Adams municipal court 10 committee
on judiciary.
:. 30. An act To abatc and suppress nuisances 10
Judiciary committee.
\. Io6. An act amendng the act Incorporating the
village al 81 Alhans, etc, 10 committee on corpor-
aiions.
= Sd An act 10 allow lbellants and libellees in
of divorce To lee Witnesses TO Judiciary com
mitiee.
y. 3s An act IN amendment of section OF the
compiled statutes relating 10 the appointment OF
town agents for the sale Of liquors to general
committee
The HAYDEN Casr-'Thc char announced the ap-
p0intment of special committee 10 consider the bill
To commute the sentence Of Edwin C. HAYDEN
Mcssrs. Hooker of Braitleboro, Briggs OF Bran
don. Cobb of stranorl, Priest, Of Barre, Sargent,
Of Bethel.
On motion Of Mr.. Fowler, of Randolph.
Adjourned.