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Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

1t remained for the authorities of
Illinois to discover that the cons. itu-
ton Of the United States is not intend.
ed for the protection of its white citi.
zens. A defeated candidate for mayor
OF the town of Elgin contested the cleo.
tion on the ground that the successful
candidate bad secured his votes by
bulldozing, asserting that TWO hundred
men employed at q milk condensing
establishment had been marched TO
the polls in body and made to vote
one way under a threat of discharge
if any refused. 4 writ was asked for
to secure the arrest Of the superinten-
dent Of the establishment who made
the threats. under the provisions Of
the fifteenth amendment to the consti-
tuition. This involved the question
as to whether the amendment applied
to other than colored voter and whelb-
err 1t would not protect bis white broth.
or in the free exercise of bis franchise.
1t was submitted to the United States
district judge. who concluded that the
amendment was designed only to ben
eht the coiored voter, and as there
was no colored voter among those
who had been marched to the polls il
would he out Of the question to issue
warran: for anybody's arrest
F1cks6urg Commercial.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27
F4sRie@laaaB saeon.
THOS. ]. MANGHAM, --.- Editor.
The 1'wO-Third Rule.

At the last National Convention q
resolution wa. adopted requesting the
different States to instruct their dele.
gates to the convention this year as
to whether it would be desirable to
continue the two thirds rule.
OF course Louisiana will instruct,
her delegates to continue the rule. 1t
is the interest of all democratic states
u do so, especially those who cas-:
small electoral votes, Cor a very o5vi-
Gus reason. If the majority rule pre-
vailed the republican and doubtful
states coull nominate the candidates
which the democratic states are ex.
pected to elect. which would not BE-
fair and just. The representation in
the convention is not based upon the
number Of democratic votes cast in
each state, but upon the number of
presidential electors the state is emit
tied to; and thus some of the hope
lcssIy republican states are entitled to
more votes in the convention than
many Of the democratic states. Blu,
it is needless to argue this question,
as any man of discernment can readi-
ly see why democratic states should
favor the two-tbirds rule.
There is another result Of this time
hOnOred rule Of tn. party, which has
no connection with the issues of the
present, but which is still Of vast his
torical Importance to this country;
for to this rule of the democratic parry
the country is at least indirectly in
debted for the acquisition not only OF
the great state Of Texas, but for tina,
vast territory which comprises large
portion OF the immense mineral wealth
OF the United States, California, New
Mexico, Utah, Nevada apd Arizona.
1t was then and is still conceded tina,
Folks nomination was the result of
this rule; it is also pretty certain that
lie was about the only promineu, denl.
ocrat of that day who could have
b'aten the great Kentucky statesman,
Mr.. Clay. who was tie wbig nominee
in 1914 for President. The grea,
question at issue then was tho annex.
alton OF Texas; Folks election &C.
compIished that end-for he was
elected "pon that ticket The Mex.
lean war followed as the result of the
annexation of Texas. aud the acquisi-
ton OF the territory above mentioned
was the result Of that war.
So it can be readily seen that to the
democratic party and to this rule of
that party the country is indebted for
large portion of its most valuable
domain.
These are historical facts that have
transpired within the period of our
own personal recollection; but they
would probably not have occurred to
us in the discussion of this subject il
our attention bad not been called to
them by an article which appeared in
the New Orleans Democrat of March
18th. From what apparently small
causes great events d. spring!
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

II it sets in to raining the water
viii! be higher than it was iu 1875, in
,u' Opiuion.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

Cotton is selling at good prices vet,
hut you needn't plant all cotton.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

The Union passenger depot at Phil
adelpeis was burned last Tuesday.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

the following described property to-wm: The
north east quarter Of north east quarter sor,h
cypress brake. section four Township seven.
teen north range seven east, containing four,
teen acres more or less, and all the personal
property belonging to said succession remain.
ing unsosd 1t this time, a li,t of which can
be seen BY applying a, the clerks Office of
said Parish.
Terms Of sale cash. at no, less than the
inven,oried apPrsisement.
LEM SCOTT, Sheriff.
Sherifs Once RayviIie La,
March 18th. l8sO-Gt.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
EStray Sale.

Whereas on the md day Of March, 1880, a
certain brown mare mule, small, with scar,
n each hip. abont | > years old. was duly
''>'rayed before me bv Jake Davis, the owner
Of which is unknown. Now therefore. unless
lie owner shall appear and prove property
AMI pay charges according to law, will pro.
.eed Oh
Saturday. The 24'h, day Of April,
1880,
10 sell SAID stray, at my office to the highes,
bidder for cash, at not les, than two thirds the
appraised valnr.
WILEY P. NANGHAM,
Up.
Rayviie, La March, 20,h 1885,.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

The entire proceeds ari>ing from the sale oi
this work are devoted 10 The Hood Orphan
Memorial Fund, WHICH i invested IN United
States Registered Bonds for the nurture .are,
support and education of the ten infant,
deprived OF their parents last summer at New
Orleans, Uhe melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are s,iil fresh IN the public
mind)
The BOOK is an elegant octave confirming
>'n pages. with ii tine photograph ilsrne>s
and lIne s;re. .nSrtviur, ma Ic cAI seesi;
:Vr tins work, funr lar-e n APPS g, battle t,d>
bound III hands, gray En.li,h Cioi., at
THREE DOLLARS, or IN "A tine Sheep FINDING,
with Marble Edge, 1HREE DoLLALs aud
FIFTY CE .rs-ln hall bound Morocco, i.buary
style FsUR DOLLARS, or in be-, Levant Trr.
key Morocco, iull gilt sides and edges, FIVE
DOLLARS.
On the receipt from any person RENTING
by mail or express, of ,he amount IN a r-"is-
tered letter OF by postal Order bank draft,
or check. copy will be immed lately sen, free
OF postage, registered a second class matter
The volume is published in the best style Of
typography. on elegant paper, with illus,ra-
tons, executed as highes, specimens Of art.
The author, the subject, the purpose, all
alike render it worthy place in every library
ON every desk-Or upon tie book shelf Of
every house IN tue country.
Agents ~anfsd IN eUe'y tomn aud county III
the United States, aud preference NIL be
g'ren TO honOTabiy discharged re'srans from the
army.
10 the la,lies who feel desire to express
their sympathy with The Hood Crphas
Memorial Fund the sale Of this book among
their circle Of friends, will afford an excellent
way of contributing substantial aid to 81
deserving a can>e.
FOR TERMS, RATES To AGENTS, ETC,
Address with full particulars,
Gent &. T. REACREGARD,
Publisher, on behalf of the Hood Memorial
Fund. NEW ORLEANS, la.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27


The Vienna Sentinel sent reporter
out among the people to interview
them as to their choie for Congress.
man and found the Lincoluites inter.
viewed all solid for j. Floyd King as
his own successor. We are one OF
hose who do not look with favor upon
The idea Of rotation in office; bu,
think that there is good policy iu keep
ing man 10 Office, when you find thai
you have PLACED the "righ, man 10 thu
right place The longer you keep u
statesman in Congress the more eff.
cient be becomes.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27
Succession Sale.
Succession Of II. D. Damghfyy.

Sscrcsson Of II. D. Dasghfyy.
Df Virtue Of an order Of sale issued from
ID the Honorable Parish Court in and for the
Parish Of Richland, State Of Louisiana, in III, /.
matter Of the Succession Of II. ID. Daugh,ry
and to me directed, as sheriff Of said parish
will offer for sale q, the last place of residence
Of deceased, on
Saturday. the lin. day Of AprH
1880.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

Plenty Of Water around Ravviile.
Richland beacon., 1880-03-27

Sheriff S Office, RayviIlc. La,
February 18th, issO-6L
, 1880-10-10

= - 01AASAIF n XA44 II EASAAXN
Fo,ha. observation-disclosures :Ii S., LOTS. NE1a
ma1uiactarnx WORKS: otScr ip@ iarxe establishHents
asa:as md I'd ii
hfSs baaqs e VII ;aatea for .e a. low pce
er'z Yst as s SGse
Eok sALE-0K ExcHAXGE-AT Ia GRANGE
lo-roon houses large grounds walks, shrubbery.
epii6Sf sffs Koo% a@oaoi q (!
Foh SALE1oR EX0HAEGEEA coMFoKTABtE
e. schoos. md rai!Eyad facii1ies: i u Trbune:
Eoh sALE-slul WILL BUY 4 YEA AUTlFUL LOT
narket; shawn fcea atstrast fses but IN lett
x W e. 4ss ffs asa o'
s sAnEHYDH { = FAk &; q. 1T
WSfz syH tfSs e 9uIs5 or cara n BANhs %
+ RI; splendid fraet q q blocks Ffty y,ninth T.
I'll & s III Of s, Is ea S
;Sss: sss; ssis S
WEBR, Isu DeaTborn-st., Koom s. ''N - ,-~">
FQN SAlE-L1TS 4 ESGLEWoon M SroN
A. W. & ne bnt 10 1n,e tme IT.
wa,sr I'D eenneetea VIII ssSs1. haiiyosd accom-;
6y pe %ss s
Wishing 70 purchase to see .ae r sHx lime
Fo0 sAL;E-A DELlGHTFUL HONE. x MoyRs
pen.s 1som n aces II aa n
S6orisA 6 TSs-ntco atofe'' etc Address Boz aa st.
TOR SALES on 50 ACRES ADJOINING THE
d.d property to hold us Investment; SUI per acre
~ sore R!$fsa s 7s' HsS
WashinKton-st corner Hnlstcd+
T0R sAI.E-cHEAP : GKANp-ROuLEVAR
T. north Nf Thtrty.SGyqntA.8ks>H E0ttNEG, with
, 1880-10-10

.so c.1EIBY BAIRD d BRADLEY, GENERAL.
Yn YHesI hstale Agents, hoon,s Is h and IT.. 81 La
ss4s ss%4sfss,ory With cellar and attic pgtek building lin
s mnsylp dR s rauk VIII brcs eaIsr m Fu
leonssor frame Dwelling With double brick hase-
osT Hurluut-s1. with lot +sxlat.
nsas ns~n f1urun-st, cast Of state.
cbotce lot corner pntar,9 e M, snd s. cla'r-sts,
1nt IN n,fnsr Genre and North rark-.v
1ss Ssf asd nSMsax and lot
s@%S"-slofY frame dwe1itnE - Fucrton-nv.
s i1 e H51;s nss: e ss;s Sss.se
Tn,ee-s.orT and basement bFsek budding ~ Kin
rss and basement nnarhle- front dwell
tne. s&t and =s5s MlclEa1t-av;;. 1T q nar1:atl.
ssss snd Nofhav:: one OF tho beat business
re- - tnS frame dwelling. with brick basement III
1ess1ce lot On Ashtand~av.. south Of Adan,s-st
~ iots on Adas, 3uat north Of Carroll. east
s;enn snaic> lot on rrarteav south OF sixteenth-st
Cnvtcs loi torty entn-st. east Of EIaodaie-
Trout-s,ory and basement brick building On Milvau
3axo.s.ury and basement frame building on Mtlwau
' ssfsia ists ~ nrysSn-ss; 4, est Of Ronsy
frsme d~etna on 6rtok baken!sat, west OF wood-st.
pssrelnl choice lots n Lake View.
IT, viii tHo-storJ Gothic frame dwelling on brick
basement ..... ,,.,.,. .u.o,,.. x,,,,
t,iree- STORY tIame building. ats West ohio-ss,
ef iafse thive and cellar brick dwelling. with
stTss sTmo.s"E .. frame uw esng, 7ssouth t;recn~st
1ne-and-u- u-ha1t-.tory and Easement frame DWELL
r Txo.sory and cellar frame dwelling. 2.7 South
'Dse,iias. 1a laa taa 1ss ii, Is and rs South Ko
iro.ssory. with Mansard roof frame dwellings
Tre:sors and basemept brack building ~ and @l
W. rsor.ory ind basemcnt brick dwelling as West
Tso-s,ory and cellar brick dwellings, 7 u q, and %
TWo-siofy and basement brick dwelling - Irving
ps sssera, frame cottages on clybou-n-place. .
0ne-story frame coltaee. ;a5l iiutrtsoii-st
sYs isas assse e Wst Sosa.s saa
tSsiss ie ;s1 10 On wess aonroe.ss, sonsh front,
Il Tstse iots On West ptvt.on-st, csss of Wood
pfspees 4 ~ psrs y W md
fvf Iui1her particulars inqniTe 1t thu ofaee.
T,0N sALE-OS THE AVENUES s0UTH NOW
81 fee. on indiana a-ar, near Twenty y-n,nth-st
Htett on indiana -ay- hear rhir1isth M st.
Sisss iSsfas:sS: sssse5 @ s Sf Ta,ssy
~ ese
Nfee1 on indiana nv. near 1niriS-ninth-st
sDss aa On q
10 feel 1rdlann-av., Of Fnrty-seven1n-st-
on On Hs
hfee, on MtchiSnn-aY., neur Thrty-funrtn-At.
Nfeet on Mtchil;an-av. corner OF Thirty -ufth-st-
10 feet On Nlchi;nu-Av.. OF Thtrty-sixtA-Bt
is feet on Mishi.An-Av-. corner Thrty-scveuth-bt
Ip feet un 3ttchix1u-Av, near Thtfty-cighth-At-
al feet on MtchGan-,v. corner OF lhirly-ninth-st-
is fee. on MichgMn-a NV, c<Tp of Forty-f
~ feet IN Micusau-ay. corner of Eoriysecond-st-
Id feet on Michtcan- ar. near For1v-hftn-st
lta feet Michigan corner torty-seyen th-Et
Nfeek on Wabush-av-. near Thirty -secund-st.
Mfeet On Wnbaah-av.. near hEtyzthlrd-at,
5ofeel on Wahash-as. near Thirsy,tourth-st
III feet on WnbHsh-av, corner OF rhtrty~tflh-sk
Isl feel on Wabash az, corner Of thirty s1xth-st
- feet on Watash-ay- corner q TliIty-seyenth.st
&5t feet on WAbas,0y- GsITaer OF Thirty ninth -bt
u feel GA \vahasa-av.. coraet Of Fortrsetond-st
1Nfeet On Wnbnan-nr,. near Forty-thtrd-aL
, 1880-10-10

lN}h aAA4Es-4, -s--4i'.Au e. Z
i 1oTST2.' = 50 '"s' -
Twe-story and basement marble front house. In
best part of West " asl,lngson~si.. AuA
TWO stone -frDnt houses on Ada-st, each &1,11M
Two stOne-front bOuses Elizubct-st, each Is 5G4
Block vi seven brick houses tkanduiph-st. Sl.kM
Bfnck OF tive frHIne hUuses on l+ake-tt.+ <tx,tAA
The above houses are well rented. md viii par from
6to III per cent on Investment
lDTS
Sixty eight feet front North Clarkst, in Wsbts
Grt}ye.
One hundred and twenty y-nve feet front on Jener-
Bon-st- near Eighteenth.
eenth.
One hundred and twelve feet front 1ake-st, near
Ada
fafty-stx feet front On Lake-st. near Elizabe1h-
Apply TO LYMAN 4 GlDU1NGS.
Sth{x
, 1880-10-10

T'oR bALE-BY J. C. MAGft1, o. WASHING
T. ton-st-:
&5u-octaeon marble front, near Jefferson Park;
On perlor noor: cellar ind laundry; we'll rented.
$ae-Aduaas-at near Ar. Schust!er's elta:ant resi-
dence. desirable hume, with lar.e lot% Euo1 ce1iar
and barn: yefr deep lot
&UN-An clexnnt and complete West-sde resi-
denIe; e-*!uEr Basement and E1anAafd: Il large
.ooms: brick Mise-heuse; M damh-waiter 70 ro.f iron
-ae0-1wo STORY and basement octnson front brick;
good neShborhnod: near cats est Side: Immediate
Possession. House would cost more to build.
.tMvv-Ee;ant North Side restdense: isaproye-
rounded tr the most elegant houses In Chicago.
$lIau-A marble 'front.' nenr Ashland-ny. and Ad-
pele and elegant house: brick liarn.
.<Aia0Vsond lucaHon. West Side, desirable octagou
1sunt brick, ar1unSed in Nat4 Eiye possession
Of one 1at Improvements would cast uap re.
At1-2wnst6ry brick, tn good location, South Side;
D-H and H. on parior hoor: furnace and Gas-nxt-
.
sUp-oak-s. fine 3-story attic and cellar brick u
TuuE!s ih:ttsl: every thar: rrs-class; sEoot tot.
f'@nCaluinet.nv,, oHaxon naarble-frUnt; wide lot;
brict 6asn- we'll built 4treet being paFed.
$s.ahrAn eIant North-Stde residence, In a1-
CelltHt nttxt1tpJehuu6.
, 1880-10-10

Apply 70 e'' A'''" pAA'>1W ". vi D. KERFS0r l. Co.
MN = 1Fs1ISSS T1aS5S!Ga;s3 SRo5
81 Wess s%sS %Sashinston-ss sds; 2s.ory and basement
Msason.ss @ 81 prop99sy. pSy'* a4'9 '''' '4u ss' t'F
noa,e ans Ss fe, Inc.
'os fef sea Me1 n,x., s,to,, o,c, With s,,ct barn.
south Curtas'st 2sf9rE and eaSemsnt Prick, only
NOR s17E-SY Y!a5; GRIFFIN siST DWIGHT S ~ WEsT
ssss
splendid sites for purposes Also
% z on ana Hall
steti-sss.
oR sAL y or m FEET @ 2S MlGnGASoAv 1e..
4: S sS5:
@sPt ass sss5 80 m G I
~ 49,, q
cinity Central Park ower prices Than ever
en so ena sals
Gu, e.. u Washnston-st M sa a'p'' - "'1 tfN'oo1
FoH SALF.A SRI sFLEX9i6 CORNER y o @ SOUTH
ShS ness i Sni,nR st on est 2 t Madsons, noar Ha,
sexer sssss on Aaistsd and On aadison
$50 ' ' - ~ GRIFFIN T. DWIGHT
west Wnshi,,~tnn- 81 rnrne1 Eaiats1
%a1 7,=;; 1iz377:i, ,@;27 1a;@7-
m - nVnd",c ~ 3 III wor1 IN hvI oo1 a
furnace and connccttons hnfh ryn1n f1ne cnrnets
sas s5
asked and the nly reason Tor selling is the owners
intention to Nv IN the South Responsible Parties
cSn pny tne 4uuse on n!onny % 4uartsr!y
os,eG TO- xnantes SooI f Ia H.. z
frOperty + wt1uin The CITY mits and IA guppfte6 on
Mt The rionrs by lnke Tater 4ddresg II m Tr|hune
|--e- :. .--- "---- ~, -.-.----
E,Ok SALE-GOoD BRICK BUILDING: RENTED
T. 70 ManufactuFeFS, <sS.N0; rents FOR *JUQn Good
See s 10 soSes ao o a,s re rehtxd 2r @
nS e. nyar u +, nar @ nnnt nt ~
hnron;n HEEEVsW THINK ~ III d ncnrhnrn H., H. HteA5
-es--- ---:..- - = -. -. - . .-ee--.. -
510h aAi.E-ao oAhi6.e4AN-hf, NEAK FuLIUN-
s- 81, sStsase and iot' rented ior
=. a. sr,asian.v Srnom horsa and es foot ,o+ .o-
- 9S1n il '' '@ @f@S @N 'Ae 4''r AVA
= ~na "A Sor4h Trr1no-p,oco ,,aor Ea1tno.+ rood
houses and lots euch *l.5N,
6S9 VI est Erie"st. good GottaEe nnd lot tor *Aln.
;-nxu. .G9haFF1N OW!GnI.
~ .-Esk - ssaMAstun-ss-, oosneE faIsted.
T. property On good corner, West Side. S u; rent
- -. 49, y = z.3zs ~: 1sa5oesnss
Efoh sALE-INo -. LANGE LOTS On oGDEN-AV.,-
l. pear Congress-st+ exist fronts.
good lots On UEdHu-aT., near AdAm9~St., SIS
, 1880-10-10

near Gooaman stauon. on lie ehseaSo, e Louis /
sT ss M eesfsd
and under fence lmproyenents eonsist Of tner.- M
SsSss
gether with mules few mares, cows. etc. farming
6e!ynEing tn me- will sell TOR ton thousand dollars
About 70 acres Of land in West Carroll Parish,
Louisiana Improvements and proportion Of cleared
ase g. Is MSs VIZ e
been anons ten xhS, dollars per aeFe Pco two
Pian;aion containing over 100 acres Of land. of
house eorn-cr.h &c sumo frpt trees etc Ihs place
ef Soafoe ias t On lie in u tSe pTsee,ed raread
ssea y o FL s ss as
,ns n15 S1 SsT4 ss hsea En'ed 70 it. Price Two
country about = miles s"utnwesl ot Monroe. but not
l $sss ~: ill.,. SSs'lS$
ments ii any ye 4 en,a,5 % and auausiy Of Cleared
on na e one es
Faa!stien IN ne sete Parish: h0u,,,,ana; :ap,
New urlean*to shrevsport. exnsctea y be finished
tn ths
u h4TF rear sn
oa be y Eeoa aSaX e1 Ct i sal"
not oye5 = n;les. Price seventy-nva hundred DOL
rnnntion he sitic 10 shove nns not dlsputedn and
S i
aHSvs prices only gut-eatm deSds te;.l 10 theW
tepi lsWysIs IN the Sapious nerib rhoods ~ tdress
o,susep, 1.a,anac aEseY HeY SSnG5ST, S4lsa5s. L..
FoR sALE-M0ol CASH. 2aj-AGRE FAKM, FOUR
gies tr9m Gp,nsr sir,y nles s"nth III q Ch'caso
aon; itseo@ STs!ns: @ 5asa aea sass: fes stees:.so
nsowess, = wagons. tarnass, piows etc, i h.ad q
cattla Is mitch COWS. IS STOCK boys. horses. and
ssses se, Eets a g
toau aenoe n n nsa e
II s;s.i ;s@y s; Sasss q ri: ssis; + an .,,.n ."a.
orchards, fences: md The best 81 sana Mics soa,n
s Sss d hs 5n 81 Ss es y sa p ns
Inspection ''.N' ~'1''' =. WA 'o'A4
pne fenee m pos L.
Ss SySs'; VII ste :is% tes I! *G SeHa WIG !ead i
pTaised four years Al aM. T. D. BOYS.
ToN s1IE-oR TxoTaSsT Fo1 63TY N
acres dar epev srn1n @ fe
EXIT sumes Rtchen s on orh ore
.gsG nsa Raet tsytn3 Park CLARK h0on Net
T3R 9a;F-c7iEaP-1- -TFi7-Ri777T Am
wellsjmuroyed farm Of ep ncras ineated niles
north e the station Manteno. the il no!s Central
too aap.s ss ciRiILE L. HEAG isq s9A
Il ,se GoGn c nAKR0vkp MY d Farm GF 100
sa. Lincoln, Seb: ~ -''" '"'-'' '''N'' ''' '-oN
T73T =, E-F3;i;T F171T1T- Or -I,GT0Y
RI Metsh,s; " s. & puntes Station; @ss tse@ SSiesso;s !.
Concord Old IN bearing; I'D eher
ssa %PPs II esaa ms asens
, 1880-10-10

TOH SALE
I uctason front brick, Cass-st near Ohio, $500;
rent for S12t: buEZain.
Fine residence on the North Side, 5so,m
"A tne octaEuu brown stone front residence on
Deafburn-a IS feet front, $150n
Good b1icx house, three stories and basement In
6a1tr-st.. $1,zI
Fine brick building with wide lot, P1aira-av. north
Of TMenty-seco -kt, $N,Uu
Brick trQWn stone trimmings. tudtana-uv.. near
Thiftielh-si~+ Ss.1N.
Brick, two-stories and basement wide lot, Vernon
", <:l5M.
0ttHEun front brick, two-storea and basement,
NAhaah-nT., hear Thirty -nfst-st. AUN; q bargain
Fins reside West Side, $cQu0.
.UctaEon front brick. two-st0T.es and BASEMENT on
aae corner. Aonroe-s,., = 49; . 81 great barfaln;
HENRY WALLEK lR.,
~ De8Fhuru-1f.
, 1880-10-10

[NOR sAIE-FlnST-CLASs RESIDENCE FEUP-
Z erty, West Side:
:, 5a4 West Washineton-st., 2-ssory. and basement
brick; No. | building and lot; will exchange for
Matis1n-at property.
20 E'urk-av., q splendid house and lot for 5000.
81 rArk-Ar.,a good 2-story brick house and large
lot for 5000
II South May-st, s-story brick, with brick barn,
South curtis-st, story md basement brick, only
$.Au GRIFFIN d DY1isHT,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-03-06
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prove as GOOD and ,endor .na e,;,hr'l !.
your father was And 80. 49,, /. -
h.t ,nd
sec the hero Of a romance NJ ~.
Of one of ,bs old f,;onds &c -. .aLaal,.;.I
days. Once unoo tim. vs made I, cooi;.,,
compact, that our frs. san ,n1 danob,o,
should become husband and wiG.
aoh p gasped yirsie ,bintin, or tJ,.h
Girard and wopder;ny With /. sbuddor Il
she was 10 be n victim or meth -,
all her life.
dwell, this poor fellow feui ,ovo ,v;,,
beautiful Girl. who loved him hn, .ho =.
iectcd him for a richie, lov.y " n. A.
spair he left his native nl.ce and IN ri.
fornia-that land Of rold-be m,do :
fortune. But with money esme m;ssrv
also. He came home and II ia .,;d 10
die; Yirgie, YOU arc so sweet and vionin,
that | think YOU can catch this de,ol.,c
heart in the response. Won know Tbcr
that old compact shall not have been made
10 vain.
Virginia listened with sinking heart
al cant marry this man unless he ost
me, she returned bitterly.
ale will ask you was the decisive re
spouse, as the big, piebald roam was reiued
up before fashionable bo,rd;,c hons.
Mrs Champney lead her daughter to ,
beautiful room on the second floor
Listen" she said, pausing before til,
door that was slightly ajar
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-03-06
TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property !
Near Uniontown, Carroll Co. Ma


Ia virtue Of deed of trust from .Job,
a - iiollenbnry, the undersigned, named a,
trustees therein, will offer at Public Sals on
!ne premises, situated near the turupike lend
ing from Westminster to Uniontown. and
within half mile Of the latter place, on
friday the 5fh day Of March, A. ID. 1880
commencing 60. si o'clock, A, NJ, the follow.
ing Personal Property, to wit: 80 '''''"
lhree horses, two mules, six vood m;lob
eoSs slx lat cattle, six Shoats, wagons. iaggs,
ana buggy, reaper and mower, horse rste
gram drills, threshing machine and hors.
power, wheat fan, plows, corn BY ihe barrel
potatoes and rye by the bushel, and a iargs
naIlely OF farming implements In first. .cias.
oIuer, together with half interest /. soI
sgres oi growing wheat. AIso household M
h haenen furniture, consisting Of beds, beddinr'
bureau, sideboard, chairs, stoves, and map,
elner articles too numerous 10 mention ~,
'u5ther particulars sec sale bills AV'
Terms Of Sale,-All sums Of slo and =,
ger cash; on all sums above $40 cred, :,
SIX q months will be given, purchaser s s;s;na =.
their notes with approved seeari,x hsas;ng s,s;ng
interest from day OF sale. 's~iins
ChAs, D. ROBERTS, =
WIN. A. McKELLIP. Trustees.
iso 1i.ts WIN. Brown, Aue,,r