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Maryland Afairs.

benjamin Edmonds aged % years, died
IN Cecil county, on Monday last
- The consideration paid Mr.. ]. Howard Nc
Henry BY the Cni,ad States for the Guys
hotel property is sI52, 500.
Mr.. J. 5. Simcoe, ofNorth East, Cecil co. =.
bought gill Of Australian wheat at the cen.
tennial for 500. This year he harvested G5
bushels to the acre.
witness IN a case on trial 10 the Cecil
county Court, swore that John Shippers, a
negro, brought TO his house three grown tur.
Keys, which be boiled aud ate at one mess.
A statement, prepared at the Treasury DE
partment, shows that there are 23i persons
employed in the Baltimore custom.house, and
OF this number 10 have been either ia the
army or navy.
On the It'll instant Mr.. John T. Chance was
killed by kick from horse ia the stable OF
Me-. William IL. Harrison, a neighbor, whom
he was assisting TO seed his wheat in Queen
Anne's county.
Mrs. Margaret Blades, widow Of The late
Cooper Blades, died in 81. Mchaels Thurs.
day evening Of last week, in the 9jth year OF
her age. Mrs. Blades had been member OF
the Methodist church for 10 years.
George W. Baker a Sons, Of Aberdeen,
have packed, this season, nearly one million
"'AN ~ IhNletN Shi7 VI tDIN. 10 Trans
port tins immense stock it would require nj
least one hundred freight cars.
Rev. Levi Keller, pastor of the Lutheran
Church at Funkstoxn, who had his log bro.
ken by a fall from an apple tree ten days since,
and in consequence Of his injuries had his leg
ampuiated on Thursday OF last week, died
Monday morning,
Richardson, Mears a Smiths steam saw
and grist mill at Snow Hill, was almost en-
ureiy consumed between aud 10 O'Clock
"Wednesday morning. This is the second Loss
within afew months. No insurance; the los
Is $1,000. The town was in great danger
Samuel Hall, eOlored, while out gunnine
Monday, near CAROLS Manor, Howard co.
was shot in the abdomen BY the nmrod Of ,
gun which his companion, Nose Williams, wa
loading. The ramrod went through the BODY
In an upward direction, the point coming on
at the shoulder, Hall was taken home suf
tering terrible agony, aud died Tuesday night
A sou Of Franklin Whitaker, proprietor o.
the Dunkales mill, in Hartford county, who
had been insane for several years, escaped
from confinement last Saturday, and procur
ing gun went In pursuit Of his father, witt
the intention Of shooting him. Thomas Wal
ter ayoung man ia the employ Of Mr.. Whita
ker, attempted to arrest the insane man, whe
be shot aud almost instantly killed him
Young Whitaker is now confined in BelAi
Jail.
Upon the lectarn Of spesutia Church, Har
ford county, is bible printed in l7l7, an
presented by the King Of England. Ii ha
been in constant use in this parish ever sine
1t first crossed the ocean, and from II, in
church where the present building now stand
Bishop White, the first bishop OF the Amer
can Episcopal Church, often read to the pat
ishioncrs OF st. Georges. Not far from hcr
the Bishops father, Col. Thos. White live
and died, and here TO this chuchyArd his r,
mains have lately been removed. The fir
church upon this site was buill in lT5s.
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Trnslees Sale of Valuable Real and Per
sonal Properly--Wm. r. Maulsbyi Charles
Y. waniz, Joshua W. Herring, Trustees.
Public Sale OF Valuable Bd slncss Property
10 Weslmins.er-S. W. Benford.
Public Sale Of good Jaeger 4.
heifsnider, Agent.
Valuable Farm at Pablic sale--L5dia aud
Noah Sullivan. ~
Dissolution Notice- samuel Farry, @, w.
Shull.
Election Notice 60. N. Fringer, Sheriff.
List Of Unclaimed Matter Legal Notices
Notice TO Trespaasers. Lost
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Killed BY a Bulldog.

BRADFoRD, Pa, October 12.-Captaiu
John Shearer, of North river, purchased a
large bulldog recently. The dog being
very ugly, he kept it chained 10 the yard.
Ii had takeu great dislike to John Wal.
lace, young man who was frequent Wis.
itor Of the Shearcr family, On Thursday
last Wallace went TO the house. There
was no one home except Capt. Shearers
sixteen-y ear-old daughter. She told Wal
lace that the dog bad broken his chain and
was loose somewhere about the place, and
that he (Wallace) must be on his guard
Wallace remained at the house a few min
utes. Just as he was going away the bull.
dog entered the yard Miss Shearer called
Wallace back into the house, and told him
to remain there until she chained the dog.
She went up to the dog, and as she was
about to take hold Of his chain he sprang
at her and knocked her down. Her father
was returning from field at that moment
and saw the attack Of the dog on his
daughter Before either he or Wallace
could interfere the dog had torn the girls
throat open, lacerated her bosom, aud torn
the flesh off her limbs. Capt. Shearer
shot aud killed the dog. His daughter
came to after being carried into the house,
but soon afterward was thrown into violent
commissions. She died on Saturday.
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The contract Tor the bridge Al stem $ store
-. s,ssrded 10 Messrs. Columbus Lindsey
~ Mar,in Deyilbiss at 500, and the one q
nnx;Ihissi shop 70 Messrs. George " Devil
nv MA n. ri Snadsr at $si9. Work begun
al them last Monday. w
The ,hird auarterly meeting Of New Wind
az, C;rcnit wilI be held here tiseshel) October
2ard and 2ilh. m..aa,..,. e..,;.
xal October f6lh, to-day
Another heavy frost here last Thursday
morning.
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Committed fos. the Action of baltimore
e'ouufv Authorities.

On Thursday night constable Thos. y. uls.
arrested George Meyer, charged By Charles
J. Beckley with stealing a gold watch ana /,
ehain, gold pencil, gold necklace, two gold
rings, pair OF bracelets, earrings and pocke.'
book, IRON Niss Alice Fitch, near hel,'e ss
town. Meyer was taken before Justice e. W.
trapsler, Of this city, who committed him 70
iuil 70 await The action Of the Baltimore eoun'
y authorities.
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October e--cloudy, damp aud cool IN the
early morning; warm aud clear in the after
boon October l0-warm and clear all day.
October li.--ehilly and damp in the early
morning; clear aud warm by noon, mercury
Ml2 m, 20. October l2-rainbow between
and a. M; GENERALLY cloudy with high
sind, clear at sunset. October l3--cleari at
q a, ~, mercury 35, heavy frost; mercury AZ
Y M, TO- October li--at6a a. M, mercury
al 32, heavy frost aud some ieei a. " M
mercury 60; bright and clear October 10
Rain about n. M; at a. N, mercury oii
bright and clear at i a. IN, at Il m, mercury
70, Dnrtiallv clutidy
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DEVELOPMENT or THE TEATRADE --In isis
thirteen firms only imported teas into The
United States. Two years after Young Hyson
was the kind most used, and il sold al 81 81
per pound. To-day the same quality can BE-
bought for 10 cents. From 1867 I'LL 1850
England controlled the entire tea trade ofthC
world. She now commands the markets o.
Congou, Souehong and the Indian while Tho
United States directs the sale for Japans,
oolongs and greens. The enormous increase
in the production of Indian trees since then
importation forty years go--estimated at 4O.'
600 200 pounds annually-has enabled Eng.
land TO maintain the greater control over tho
entire crop Of the world. Il, however, the
rapid increase Of the American ten trade con.
tinues, the United States, before the com
mencement Of the next century, will stand
lirst and foremost in its importation.
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Among the prominent Rhode Island
Republicans who have declared for Han
cock are ex- United States Senator Sprarue,
ex-L'sutenant-Goveruor Sysson and Col.
Samuel r. Honey, Of Newport. Colonel
Honey writes that Hancock win be the
6rst Democrat he ever voted for, but tha,
il Is time TO eight against the sectionalism
Of the Republican party.
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Mrs. Lydia Graham, the oldest person in
Cayuga county, N. Y, died recently 10 Port
Byron, aged l0l years, . months and 20 days.
She was born 10 New Jersey in i776, in 1896
married Henry Graham, who died in 1860,
aged 90, aud had lived IN the county since
1872. OF twelve children four survive her.
For half century she was a member Of the
Baptist Church, bat about four years age
Joined the Presbyterians. She was In almost
perfect health i'll few days before she died,
having been able 10 90 about The neighbor-
hood visiting friends. The funeral was made
an important occasion, being attended by hum
dreds OF people from all the surrounding
country. The village cornet band led the fu'
neral corlege, playing dirge and other fa-
neral music.
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The oil pipes recently laid BY the Standard
oil Company across Newark BAY aud the
Hackcnsack river, al Elixabeihport, N. H.,
were broken and disconnected ia several
pIaces on Monday, aud Is is elledged that tugs
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company did
he damage BY means Of drag anchors. There
was no oil in The pipes, a temporary injunc
ton having been granted BY one Of the courts.
restraining their use
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER le, 1880.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NBENtA,
tie upGn hp, one side Of the paper.

WIG uplh hli one Rld0 o the paper.
Write with ink
Make paragmFh when new subject Is written
ufslu
Capitalize only proper names aud the wnris bo.
ginning sentcarta 1870 ~
be laid upnn thUm w
ponl nse quotation MARKS unless the wonis quoted
arr taken ffnD ahuthor f'''
ituut ahbn,Ni aie woris
Don't wfito uIJn closely ruled pafer
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NO. 1871 EQUITY.
10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County, as a
Court of Equity.
Joesph N. Parle. Richard 3. Norment and
Ck3sles I. Reifsnider, Trustees, VS.. Edwin
n. Gernand and wife.
ORDERED this 9Th day of October, A. d.,
" 1850, that the sale of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled cause
by Joseph N. Parke, Richard b. Norment
and Charles 7. Reifsnider, Trustees, at the
risk and cost Of David Fowble, the former
purchaser thereof, be finally ratified and con.
iirmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 10th day OF November next;
Provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, once week for three successive
weeks previous 20 the End day Of November
next
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$I050.OO.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Tesi.
oct o-st FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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a Sober and Industrious married man %
IA take entire charge Of a Dairy Farm.
The woman TO assist al milking, &c. Good
wages given Tor IL desired an interest in the
business.l Good references given and 70.
quired. Apply TO
% r0CTAvIUS DEVRIEs.
oct 9-3w Henryton, Carroll county, Nd.
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A NEWSPAPER FLoPrKR. The Nil.
tonian newspaper, Published At Milton,
Northumberland county, Pa, which has
been a Republican paper for many years
has abandoned Garfield and comes out iei
Hancock.
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Corporation Tax Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to the Tax Pay.
~ ers Of Westminster, that the taxes lev.
led for the use Of said city for the year 1850
ara due and payable, and unless said taxes
are payed 10 the undersigned, on or before
the First day Of December next, interest will
be charged. Furthermore, the collection OF
all back taxes will be enforced according to
law ISRAEL ZEIBER,
oct e3t Collector.
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The Paris police lately arrested an English
woman named Bird, most accomplished
shoplilter, who has been in the habit Of paying
an annual visit 70 Paris, arriving with several
franks empty, and returning AFTER some
months with the trunks full. Every morning
she left her hotel 10 the Rue de Richelieu in
a carriage on foraging excursion, in the
course Of which she slipped what pleased her
into an umbrella.
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Death of Col. Ben BrOwn6sld, Aged lOl.

A dispatch from Pittaburg, Pa, October .,
says; Colonel Ben Brownheld aged one hun
dred and one years, six months and ten days,
died at his residence, two miles south oil
Uniontown, Pa, Thursday afternoon. he
was the Oldest man in Fayotte county and
leaves large estate, the fruits Of bis indou.
table energy, industry and good management
In 1871, on his birthday March -, he fell out
Of his farm wagon onthe public road and broke
his leg.
As early as the 10Th Of July subsequent his
mind and body were so vigorous that he went
out TO superintend the repairing and cleaning
out Of q coal mine, and white so engaged a
portion OF earth aud timbers Il the mouth OF
the pit fell in on him aud broke two OF his
ribs. But his wonderful vitality was not yet
overcome, and his physician says he was Ac
tually going about the farm in less than four
weeks after the last accident happened. He
attended a pole.raising and was president Of
the meeting on the 18th of September last.
He made speech on taking the chair, and
told his audience that he had mingled with
their fathers, their grandfathers aud great.
grandfathers that he had voted for Jefferson
in 1900, never missed Presidential election
in his life and hoped TO live to vote for Gen.
Hancock. The immediate cause Of his death
is not known.
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NoTICE is hereby given that the snbscri.
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Letters Tesiamen.
tary on the Estate Of
DAVID II. SHRIYER,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibiting same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authcnticatedto the subscriber,
on or before tho 2sth day Of April, 1881;
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Those indebted are
requested 10 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2sth day OF
September, 1880.
JOSHUA W. Herring,
oct 2-4t Executor.
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cAIHors's OH HonK BrRsRp. The old
residence Of John c. Calhoun, Ia the south.
ern portion Of Pickons couuiy, s. c.. was
burned Sunday night. This residence va,
one Of the oldest 10 the county. The placs
now belongs TO DR.. o. NJ. Doyle, Of Toccoa,
Ga No insurance. Loss about VI, 900. The
IRE was the result Of accident.
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On Monday lass, while watching TIE parade
n BALTIMORE. Dr. Samuel Swope, OF fancy
,ova, hsd q valuable gold watch ez'rae.e4
from bis pocket by one Of the eight hngrIfa
gentry The watch was PRICED d se''e'
AID vas very old. -.
George Boarman. ofthis city on The same
aiy, was relieved OF $50 in The sane way
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=, Monday, October 1i.-Simon j. Zepp and
Emanuel lepp, executors Of Peter Zepp, de.
ceased, settled let account.
Report Of sale Of real estate Of Elizabeth G.
Erb, deceased, finally ratified.
ny. j. W. Herring, executor of David II .
Shriver, deceased, received order TO transfer
Virginia Deferred
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An effort is being made by the friends Of
Miss Chase, the young white lady who mar.
ried negro servant at Galesburg, H., few
weeks ago, to separate the couple. This il
cruel. When youag white lady gets j, into
her head that she can be happy oaly with q
negro husband, il would be sin to deprive
her of her ardent desire. Besides, il isn't
treating the husband fairly. According to
our laws and professions negro man has a
right TO marry any woman who will marry
him, whether her complexion be black, brown,
yellow, white or red; and after the marriage,
he is entitled to all the protection which the
law throws around the Caucasian groom.
We have been blaming the Southern people
for not dealing fairly by the negro. Now, il
doesn't look well for the State OF Illinois to
iuprison a eolored man because white girl
fell in love with and married him. If this
happened in Mississippi, ii would be used as
an argument against the election OF Hancock
and English. Chieago Ners, Independent
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Ratification Notice.

NO. IS EQUITY.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll Co, !
August Term, 1880.
Charles u. Nelson, ct. ais, vs.. Reyguald
Richards, ct. ais
ORDERED this 4th day of October. 1880
~ that the sale Of the real estate made and
reported in the above entitled cause by Chas.
L. Reifsnider, Trustee, appointed by the de-
cree passed therein TO sell the same, be rati-
fed aud confirmed, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on or before the sth day Of
November next Provided a copy Of this or.
der be inserted once week for three success
slve weeks in some newspaper Published in
Carroll county, before the Isl day Of Novem-
Der next
The report states the amount Of sale to be
two hundred and eighiy.three dollars and
seyenty.fve cents (S2S3. rs. J
GRANVILLE r. HERING, !
WILLIAM FRIZEI.L, Judges.
NEIGHBOUR Y. ALLGIRE, ~
True copy-Test:
J. OLivER WADLow, Register Of Wills.
OCT 9-3t
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90 ACRES OF LAND,
NO. lsI4'RouITY

NO. 1914 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
VIM. z. Maulsby and others, Trustees, VS..
Adam Shower.
nRDERED this 9Th day Of October, 1880
~ that the sale Of the real estate, being
lots Nos. and 8. on plat d, fled in this
cause, made by VIM. =. Maulsby, John 4.
Smith, Charles b. Roberts, Henry L. Beltz
and james A. c. Bond, Trustees under a
deed Of trust from Adam Shower, and this
day reported, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof, being
shown on or before the Slh day Of November,
1885, Provided copy Of this order be insert.
ed in some newspaper Published at Westmin-
ster, once week for three successive weeks
prior to the 30th day Of October, 1885,
Amount Of sale Sl3f37.
WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
True copy-Test:
oct 9-st FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL and PERSONAL PROPERTY

70 Myers District, Carroll County.
DY virtuela decd Of trust from Rufus
~ Strouse and wife, the undersigned, iras
tees. win sell at Public Sale, on tho promises,
/ Of q mile from Silver Run, Carroll county,
on the county road leading from Silver Run
TO Pleasant Valley, on
Thursday, the 4th day Of Noremba, 1880,
At 10 O'Clock, q. m, all that valuable Lot Of
iiand continuing ~
- Acres, 2 Foods and 10 Perches,
more or less, now occupied by the said Rnius
Strouse. The Improvements consist Of new
Brick Dwelling House with
slate roof, a FIRST rate Switzer Ae&F&-l,
Barn "A by 80, also with slate - -
roof, Carpenter Shop, Wash - -
House and Spring House all under une roof;
q Hog Pen and other out hnildiaes, and shtii-
cient fencing AL IN good repair. Near the
house is an excellent we'll, the water Of which
ia thence conveyed 70 the barn through gal
vanized iron pipes. There is also q line
thrifty Orchard Of choicest varieties Of fruit.
These various advantages, together with that
OF location, combine TO make this one Of the
most desirable homes in the county.
At the same time and place, Immediately
alter the sale Of the real estate, there will be
sold q valuable lot OF Personal Property, con.
sisting Of Household Furniture and numerous
other articles belonging to well supplied
residence.
Any person desiring to inspect the proper.
~ can do so by calling on Rnius Slrouse who
resides thereon.
Terms Of SaIe.--For Personal Property
/ All sums Of ten dollars and under, cash; fol
sums exceeding ten dollars n credit Of sia
months will be given. No property TO be re
moved until settled for. ar
/ For Rel Esfdie.-l0ne third Of the pur
chase 1psney 10 be paid in cash on The day o
! seis, or onshe ratification thereof by the Court
the balance payable in six and twelve month
respectively, with interest from day Of sale
all credit payments on both personal and rea
property 10 be secured TO the satisfaction 0
the undersigned.
JOHN y. SMITH,
CHAS. b. ROBERTS,,
J. ii. Kuipple, Auctioneer. Trustees.
oct OTIS
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
"A T. R MI !
In Manchester District. carrnll Co. Nd.

pY virtue Of n decree Of the Circait Court
- for Carroll county, sitting in Equity,
John Walker and others are complainants,
and Joseph Walker and others defendants,
the undersigned, trustees, viii offer at Public
Sale, on the premises, ia Manchester District,
Carroll county, Maryland, about one mile
from John A. Bahn's MILL and in sight Of
Charles Shelters mill, on
Saturday, the Gh day Of Norepsber, 1850
at o'clock, p. NJ, The real estate or farm
OF which the late Daniel Walker died seized
] enas.snt,u
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Toy and Variety Store /!

M RS CALLAGEIAN.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT,
HAS just received large stock Of chill
- dreps' buggies and carriages, hobby
horses, wagons, yelocipedes, hoopa, toyt, balls.
musical instruments, satehels, baskets. picture
frames, stationery, balls and bats, dancing
roper, dolls, ornamental brackets, hooks,
fancy articles, fruits, conlcotioneries, &c. s u
A call is solicited Is they will be sold
cheap. 9 dec III
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THE President and Directors Of This Inst.
Il tuition have this day declared n Dividend
Of SIX PER CENT, payable after 10Th inst.
All Tax Is paid By this 1nsliiaiion.
JESSE REEFSNlDER, Treasurer.
Oct. 2, 1880, oct a.st
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FOR RENT.

TNHE Store Stand with Dwelling, Ware.
A house, &C., at Glen Falls station, W.
N. X X. To party with email capital no
better opening could be offered. For further
information address Y. LAMOTTE.
Glen Falls Poatoiiice,
oct v-2w baltimore county, Md
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The Bank Stocks viii be sold Al II clock.
A. ~, on the first day Of sale, Wednesday
TIE 9th, Immediately after which the Rfiek
House and premises viii also be sold.
On Thursday, the 2eth, the second day Of
sale, a. II o'clock, A, NJ, the New Frame
will be sold.
JOSHUA W. HERRING.
Execusog Of David II. Hhriver, dsceassd
oct IT X. C. MArTHkws, Auotionaer.
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On Monday last Judge Hayden drew The
following persons as jurors for the November
term. The figure in front OF each name de-
.otas the district
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Notice to Trespassers.

THE undersigned hereby warn all persons
n against irespassiag on their promises,
either for hunting, cunning, fishing or in any
other manner
Elias Rrolhcrs, Perry Barnes.
Mm. H. Caple, VIM. Gardner,
Hanson Davis, solomon Zepp,
S. II. Zepp, Edward Osserkas.
Oct 9 81
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EreRY SATURDAY ny
VANDERFORD BROS.

ThhMs.-t2 Per year IN advance single oot,les 4
cents. Noentecfipiion discontinued nnt hi asr,s
AbVFETiSiNt, IA Nri 10Y NV, ~ ihe pnhlisheF
be Inserted TINES or les for q aud sleeits IN eseh
subsequent INSERTION. one square q mos 81 NJ. 4
mA, VI " NOS e, business Cards mi ex,felt,,
lines " per year Whom thenninl,sr ~ iasff tints
j. not inaf scl advertisements WIN be continued ni
forbid aa chhfHch accordingly. Yearly adv y
Rule and Figure Work double price hgsiness -
Gals 10 cents pefllnc. Marriages aud Desfds
cents per line. ''s
1g-All enriicspondrnee with this Office should be
Sc battered ~ a. It4i4f'T u,sf,si,,,,,. A., -.
Ssrpnd. Ci1ss Maiier @"'' ~