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MARRIED,

Ga the 2sih Of March, 1850, At the resi-.
dence of Il. II. ellis, by Rev. J. y. Jones,
Mr.. William II. kepner and Miss Susie v.
Piowman, both Of this county.
On March l6, 1880, Al knighlstown, lndi.
ana, by Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson, Mr.. George
Shreese, OF Anderson, icsmerly Of this city,
aud Mrs. Almifa Tnney, OF knigh,siowh.
The bride was the recipient Of large number
Of presents. Mr.. and Mrs. ShFeese started
the same day on a visit 70 his relatives in
Maryland.
Near Westminster, March II, 1880, by Rev.
J. G. Moss, ar. Jacob Dankcri and Miss
Caroline Henry.
At the Reformed Church parsonage, in this
city, March n, 1850, by Rev. J, G. Moss,
Mr., A, Pierce Marsh and Miss Emma A.
Morelock, both Of this city.
On March y, 1880, BY Rev. Jacob Sech-
Ter, Mr.. d. Henry kaltrider aud Miss Mary
Forney, both Of this county.
BY Rev J II. Smoke, March %, 1850, Mr..
Lewis p. Stallsmilh aud Miss Sarah Il. r.
Eysier, both Of Adams county, Pa
On March 20, 1850, at tbs q. b. parson
age, % Mid1letowe Adams county, Pa, b
Rev. J. II. Smoke, Mr.. james Roof, Of PIN
Grove, and Miss Lizzie Cline, Of Tabor, neal
Bendefssille, Adams county, Pa.
On March ~, 1880. ia Baltimore, NJ th'
residence OF h. D. Morrison, by Elder Solo
mon Stoner, Mr.. James I. Gainlan and MIS-
Jane Gregg, both Of Baltimore.
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Church Notes.

AT the annual meeting Of St. Pau's Re-
formed congregation, this city, Monday,
March 30, 1850, the following persons were
chosen to office - Elders Peter d. Mike.
sell, John l., Reifsnider, John II. Bowers aud
A. n. Stephan; Deacons .---Jaeob keeier,
John T. 0rndorif, j, +. Brinkerhof and W,
II. H. Zepp; Treasurer ~. I. Orndorf.
At the annual meeting OF the joint Con
sistory Of the Westminster Charge OF the Re
formed Church held in st. Mnry's Church,
Silver Run, March %, 1880, Absalon koontz,
was elected delegate, primaries, and John H..
Bowers, secHndas, TO represent the charge at
the annual meeting Of the Classic Of Maryland
TO meet at Funkstown, Md, May 20, 1880.
John l.. Reitsnider was chosen delegate, pri-
marias, and III. Writ Shriver, sccWRdas. TO
represent the same charge a. the annual meet
ing Of the synod OF the Potomac, 10 meet at
Woodstock, Va, next October.
At the same meeting action was taken CON.
plying with the request Of The new eongfega'
ton ut Pleasaft Valley to overture The ciassis
Of Maryland 10 incorporate said congregation
with the Westminster charge.
AT the annual meeting Of ST. Benjamin
Reformed Church. March 70, : $3.50, Jess,
| Crowl was elected oder; John Utk, deacon
AND Jacob Xacharias and Lewis SchAelieri
trustees, 10 serve for two years.
! The congregation Of the Church Of the As
censioa falling 10 attend and elect Nestr,
for the ensuing year on Monday last, the
former members hold over. They are
Messrs. Henry vaRderiord, G. +. Reifsnider
I Vim, A, Mckelip, II, L. Eddis, G, 1, John
son. Hsoree shasast and Drs. George s
Fouke aud Z. N, Brown.
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Near his ciiy, March y, 1850, Rebecca J.,
wife 81 Charles II. Cole, in the 5ist year Of
her age. The remaias we're ipterred Al the
Friends Meeting House, GanpsWdeF, Belsi
more county, on Wednesday, DIE slst q
March.
March IL, 1850, scar MiddleloTn, Adams
county, Pa, Charles Vernon, oBiy child IT
Thomas and Martha MatshaWl sged ysaf,
3 months and days.
In Middielown, Adams county. Pa, Mrs.
Alice Weller, aged n years and days
Her end was very peaceful
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Union wins Items.

Fittings are now the order of the day.
Quite number OF changes in residences is
being made in our village.
The growing wheat crop Of this vicinity
gives promise Of an abundant harvest.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Little, OF Silver Ran, is build
ing an addition to his dwelling.
One night last week some misereant entered
the field Of Mr.. J. Steward, and with an axe
or some other heavy instrument, knocked two
new ploughs 10 pieces.
We fear the Hanover Spectator made a
mistake in regard to the statement Of the geo.
tleman from l.iitlesiown as TO his being at
tackled by tramps while on his way 70 West
minister, at a point near Union Mills. We
admit that tramps are numerous and often
misohieyous, bat sometimes they are made
convenient scape goats We do not want our
community slaadeIed.
The corner stone Of the Methodist Episco'
pal Church viii be laid To- day at 10 o'clock,
a. m, with appropriate ceremonies. Several
distinguished ministers will be present. The
public is cordially invited.
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The Easter holidays were observed BY he
mechanics aud laborcrs by cessation from
labor.
Religious service was held in Trinity Re.
formed Church on Good Friday, by the pas.
Tor, Rev. wm. Rupp.
Manchester Silver Cornct Rand assembled
at the Ffankiin HOUSE on Easier Monday, to
serenade the citizens Of that portion Of town,
aud while there they aere ngfeeably surprised
By She arrival di'ths Mestninster band. The
Two bands played alternately, and lhey had a
musical feast
The new board Of directors Of Farmers
Mutual Fire lnsuraaee COMPANY organized
hast Saturday BY electing Mg. =. Il. L. Myers,
president Nj. John k Slvevig, secretary;
And NJ. John g. uapners treasurer
Nj, Nelson WArehime purrhased Nj Henry
+. Warmers giermeFly Regef II, Fowblesl
property on York street, Tor $3.50
'Iha executor o. Mary Edmoads sold her
late reaiaancs % Maia siteei, last Tuesday,
70 Mrs. Susan Ritter, widow Of Michael liit-
tor, FOR Slas0.
Ms. samuel 4 LILLY lost . valuable mare
laSt Thursday from collie.
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RELlGroUs NOTICES.

St. Beniamin's Church, [Krider ., Rev. II.
Kabns. pastor-Communion service to-mor'
row, April 4th; preparatory service this eve
ming, al the usual hour.
Methodist professional Church Services 10.
morrow tSundayj;--At l04, a. m, preaching
by Rev. II c. Cushing, after which the Eu.
charist. At "A, p. NJ, The Drama Of Ehud,
the Rcgieide, by DR.. Switzerland.
81. Johns Church, lseisier' 5, Rev. II. w.
Kuhns, pastor-Communio service Sunday
morning, April ilth, at 10 o. clock; prepare.
tory services Saturday evening preceding at
the usual hour.
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NO. 1913 EQUITY,

NO. 1918 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Wm. p. Mauisby and others, Trustees, vs..
George Shower and wife.
ORDERED this 18th day Of March, 1880,
~ thai the sales made and reported in this
cause being second report Of sales) by Will
liam p. Manlsby, John y. Smith, Charles b.
Roberts, Henry Il. I3eltz, aud James A. G.
Bond Trustees Of George shower, under a
deed Of trust, be ratified snd confirmed, un-
less cause to the contrary Hereof be shown
on or before the 26th day Of April next pro
vidcd copy Of this order be inserted ia some
newspaper Published IN Carroll conhsy once a
week for three successive weeks prior to the
18th day OF April next.
The report states amount Of sales 70 be
$is7.00. WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge OF the Circuit Court,
True eopy,--Test:
mar 20-ss flank 7. SHAW, Clerk.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits.
siuners OF Carroll county, ut the next meeting
after thirty days from The date hereof, TO
locate and open a public road in said county
beginning at point on he Nic0demus road,
near the Middle Run bridge, where private
road now intersects the said Nicodemus road
and running upon the bed Of said old or pri-
ya,e road through the lands Of Frederick
Brannan, James Becraft, Basil p. Phillips
and George Hoffman; then crossing Morgans
Run, and still upon said private road, through
the lands Of john Hayden; thea leaving said
private road and running up spring branch
through the lands Of Miss Kate T.. Bennett
until il inlersects the lands Of the heirs Josh.
IA n. Phillips, late Of Carroll county, do
ceased; thence through said lands, upon the
most practicable route until Il inierseets the
County Road near Benefits School House.
CHRISTOPHER HANSON,
ROBERT LEE,
mar 20.0t And A Others
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
VIM. p. Maalsby and John r Smith and
others Va. Adam Shower and wife.
nRDERED this l2lh day Of March, 1880,
" that the sales Of the Real Estate made
BY William 7 Maalshy, John =. Smith, Chas.
b. Roberts, Henry +. Belsz, and danes A.
G. Bond, Trustees under deed Of trust iiom
Adam Shower, and this day reported 10 this
case, be finally ratified and confrmsd, unless
cause 60 the contrary thereof ba shown Oh or
before the 26ih day If April nsxt provided
a copy Of this order be inserted 10 some news.
paper published in Westminster, Carroll
county. once week for three successive
weeks prior 10 tbs 18th day Of April next
The report states anoent Of sales 10 be
Sl90.9a. WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Cifenit Coaft.
True eopy,Tcst:
mar 20.ai FaASx r. SaAw, CLERK.
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A letter from Union Mills informs US that
the Sunday School Of st. Bartholomew
Church, was again recognized on Sunday
last, A large namber OF persons was present,
and Mr.; Henry Hess was called 70 preside.
Alter delivering a short address, be appointed
the following officers TO serve the ensuing
year Lewis lost aud John Crammer, super
in,endehts; A. iAppo and N. +. nouck, see.
tearies; J Sterner and Miss L. Steiner, Il,
brarians; Vim. Slerher, treasurer; Wiilmm
Becker, 4, Bish, H. Longliiz, Mrs. \. Nd
tlias aud Miss A. A, Yeiser, managers; o. j..
NJ. Houck and I. utz, deacens
The Sunday School was frat organized
three years ago, add increased continually in
membership uaiil the church Was destroyed
" gre, whsn iteon.aised about 200 scholars.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
runLIsiEb EyEeY sAruHpH ~
vANDERFORD BROS

TFRMs.-sa per year % advance. slnglc sopief .
cents Nnsilserirtinn discontinued nnul aiiAfieAis
~ ~. HI unless al the option Of the publi.her -
A ADVERTISING RAThs-.--uHe sgutne rs liiie.l VIII
ne tnsefed times or less for u, and 25cenis inr eafh
subsequent insertion. one tluaIg mo. ss. .,,,n,
I iines Ss per year When the number q inserlipns
u ~ ,aark,i w ~ be continued until
c,,i,id and charged accordingly Yearly advertisers
~ ,,ine ad,ertiselnerts - their own business,
RnIe md Figure Work double prize. business ~,
nis 10 cents perine Marriages and Deaths Inserted
frso Obituaries and personal communicative 2
cents per Hue, ,tl ~
R5-All correspondence with this once sbpulu uV
addressed 10 THE ADVOCATE a., -
nE4 Entered ni a. f1sigpier. HrffMiHNef, M az
strond ClaS Muir.
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Friendship Academy, situated on the Wash
ing,on road, about two miles from Westmin-
ster, was packed by large and appreeiaiive
asscmblage 90 Thursday evening Of last week,
the occasion beiag an entertainment by the
school under the direction Of T. W. Shriver
and Miss Edith StessnsOu. The programme
was very good aud the parts admirably taken.
Mr.. c. II. Spurrier aud wife assisted with the
music, with their usual happy success, adding
much TO the pleasure of the occasion. The
amusing farce, "a Qniet Family was gwen
with good effect, eicling much merriment
and applause. The tableaux were certainly
beautiful, rendered more attractive by The
briIlancy of the eolorcd lights thrown upon
them. The teachers may congratulate them.
selves upon their deserved success.
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March % slight snow fall at night. March
27--quite chilly; reined al day. March -
: Easter cloudy and chilly, with rain ia The
afternoon and slight snow at night Nafch
N,-grcund slightly frozen aud psFtly chsssed
with snow cloudy and chilly, with nccAsi on.
al snow sqaalls IN The afternoon, cloudy Al
night March s0--ground froAen and 80
formed clear AND bright, with high aind (,
warmer d ihe aniddle bf illk illy, rbaler Il
night March 3i-brighi, clear and m6def
a.e, with higA yipa. ApFil D sp.ils aud gaa,
orally cloar. with moderate wind. April -
cleaf. bright. pleasant and sprine-hks. 4sA
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.,
COMMISSIONERS 0FncE,
Annapolis, Nd, Feb. 9th. 1880
In compliance with Act Of 1878, Chapter
lO6, hereby certify that The above isn true
extract from the statement Of he Farmers
Matnal Fire Insurnnes Company OF Dog
Hill, Carroll county, Nd, to December 9lst,
1879, now on file in this Department,
JESSE X. HlN1ES,
mar 208t Insurance Commissioner.
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Adam Lowry, coloted. formerly Of this city,
plead guilty IN the Circuit Court al Towsou
Town, on Wednesday, Of borglarizing the
house Of Mr.. W. W. Welsh, Of Reisters,own,
and was sentenced 10 the peuitenliayy ior
eight years and three months. Whilst be
was being taken from the court house TO the
Jail, by sheriff Slade aud depaiy sheriff Nor
liz Elwood, he ran of. The deputy followed
grazing bis hip. Alter running about halt a
mile, be fell from exhaustion aud fright and
was captured. He was safely landed IN The
peniientiary the same day. Lowry broke iah
several months ago, aud this second attempt
to get away was further evidence Of his aver.
SION to wear the penitentiary uniform.
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~ wi EMIL
In the Circni, Court for Carroll conniy,
Nancy s. Ebaueh By her husband and next
friend, Jacob Ebaaxh, VI. Josephine Har
rie, administraisix, and oihess.
nKDERED this 2ad dAy o. March, 1850,
~ thai the sale mado and reported BY
James AC Bopd. trustee for tbe dale Of the
real estate Of Meleh0nr. Harris, deceased. be
ratified and confirmed, nkless cause 10 the
contrary thereof be shown cp o. before The
the 10Th day Of April n<Sls provided copy
81 this order 10 inserted in SONS npwslapsf
printed 10 Wcstniinater once 10 each Of three
successive weeks before ihs ipih dry u Apfil
nekt
Ihsrepofi sletes she amouai q spla o 70
FRANK r. SHAW. c'sfA.
Tine Copy, Tesi.
mar 17'ss FLASK r. snAW. Clerk
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Y EEPS constantly on hand and makes 70
N order Machinery Of all kinds, such as
Threshers, Horse Powers.
Horse Rakes, &C. have Becker's, York
Pa, Patent Feed Cutter, Wimert' Celebrated
Wheat Fan and other Agricultural Machine
ry. Pillow Castings, Pillow Points, and Pillow
irons, Of MI kinds, at reduced rates. Re-
pairing done promptly and on reasonable
terms. Also Agent for the Farquhar
HORSE POWER,
aud the Wheeler No. G REAPER, and The
Farmers Favorite GRAIN DRILL, manu-
featured by Brickford & Hoffman.
From my long experience in the business
FEEL confident that | can give entire salts
faction with my work. A call is respectfully
solicited 10 examine my prices and machinery.
neS~A All articles will be sold by me as low
as they can be sold by any one in the trade.
ap ID GEORGE ST0UCH.
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Col. WIN. A. McKellip has sold his house
and los on Green street, this city, knowa as
the Webster properly, 10 Mfs. John NJ. Wing.
ling for $is00; also an animproved lot adjcih-
ing, to Samuel X fingling for 5000
Jeremiah and colambas ElseToad, admins
traitors Of John Easeroad, on Saturday last
sold ] 3 sores OF laid, IN Hampstead district
to COLUMBUS and Samuel Elsefcad for Si20,
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NJ. Ia. Miller, wipnH Sc TIC gold plated
rtyoivef IA nfesi0as e6htests has offered
Il as q pfeAignt agmn ~ any que in the
county who may win i u each Il three
eohleils, not NECESSARILY eonseeniives distance
500 yards. A match took place ON he a6lh
alt whh Eva eplkles and the following re-
salt ~. A. Miller 81, y. +. Beard 81, !. $.
weassf On. II. Trou1eler g, Samuel Roop
al
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STATE OF MARYLAND,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, =
COMMISSIONERS orFieE,
Annapolis, Nd, Feb iith, 1850.
In compliance with Act Of 1878, Chapter
1906. hereby certify that the above Is a true
extract from the statement Of the Mutual Fire
Insurance Company Of Carroll county, Nd,
10 December slst, 1873, nov on file in this
Department.
JESSE X. HINES,
mar cost Insurance Commissioner
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Igrinhlce-d ricturrl liHr er fipper E1ainef frm
e y Here g9ri n{X slel.a ill.,rsa i.an g y
- ~ Hnrpn Iur tefsrlcs Aiuheble tutO Va utire
EnErea from z y 20 IIe1Ee toe.rs lnlnqHri cnis
irnf I4tlnd lhscr1h he Saw four nses Err CaTt
ina fQa;ahie Corn Alil Corn Win klunca ~ sx Faus
than anf 6ffr ff eat - taf ~ f1IE Affu UrQ
%. or MEsnlfxaIrA MD. " tlnildatf. 1Id 4. s. A.
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By the Insurance Department.
STATEMENT

SLouiag tie condition Of he Mutual Fire
Insurance Conpapy Of Carroll Covaty,
Maryland, December SIst, 1879.
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Ameng Lulherans, last week was known as
Passion Week, and ai Grace Lutheran Church,
this city, appropriate services were held on
Wednesday evening and on Good Friday, and
preparatory communion services on Saturday
evening. On Easter day the services at this
church were full aud impressive, and the dec
Oratious handsome. In the rear Of the pulpit
were the words God is Love, y aud beautiful
flowers we're Hastily grouped about the altar
and pulpit. After the usual morning service
was over, Rev. II. w. kuhns, the pastor,
preached an excellent sermon from the text,
Come see the place where the Lord lay.
The rite Of confirmation was administered to
eight cApdidaiesan two persons were reeeiy,
edfnlo The church By letter. The celebration
OF the Lord Supper followed, aud l3j per.
sons communed. The music on the occasion
WAS both good aud appropriate, opening the
service With In Easter anthem, under the al.
rce,ion of Mr.. Harry Buell., Mrs. L. Hurley,
organlst. -
Services we're hell al Sss ,Iohn'a [ Iieisseg's
church, near this city in the afternoon. Tbs
church is under the passionate OF Rev. IL. w,
kuhns, who preached from the text--"fhe
first born from the dead, that in all things he
might have preeihinenee. :" IS
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Services we're held il 81 Paals Reformed
Church every night duriag Passion Week AID
also on Good Friday morning, and Easter
morning and afternoon. AT these services,
which were dnasaalIy vel attended, the pas
tor read aud briefly sxponuded the scripture
passages relating 10 The history Of the last
days Of the SAyiours ministry on earth, as
also Of His death aud resurrection. Services
prcpareio1l 10 the Holy Commanioa were
held on Ftiaay night and The pits q CcRhrs
rhaiion was administered 10 seven persons on
Saturday night At5pitloek EasslE lnerall9
she service Wa chiefly one of praise. The
choir, slfkiehlly Isi hy Miss Maria Nike.
sell, sang The usual Easter nntheWs, and the
whole q aggregation entered fnlly into The Joy.
fal spirit Bftba festival Of the ilesprretlion
Ai unusually large number Of Che members
and others we're present q the Communion
service on Sunday afternoon. The number
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-05
Personal.


A. Hanes, of Detroit, Mich, is at the Claren
don.
]. Lampher, of Owatonna, is quartered at the
Clarendon.
Hon. A. A. Brown, of Alexandria at the
Merchants. lstt
Chas L. Stocton, of Chicago, is stopping al
the Clarendon
r. s. Munger, Esq the elevator man of Du
luth, is at the Metropolitan.
Judge E. F. Parker, of Duluth, came to st.
Paul yesterday on business visit.
Geo. W. Bohn, Esq, of Winona. the heavy
builder of that city. is at the Merchants.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Janen, Washington, d.
c., were registered at the Metropolitan yes
terday.
W. Il. Kelly, Esq, one of the Oldest resi-
dents of Owatonua, paid st. Paul visit yes
terday.
Hon. John L. Glover, of Hudson, and Ii. G..
Sidle, Esq, of Minneapolis, were at the Mer-
chants yesterday. ..s
Capt. G. E. Bennett, u s. A., arrived from
Fort Sisseton, d. T.. yesterday, and has rooms
at the Merchants.
Hon. W. P. Rogers, of LIE Sueur, registered
at the Merchants yesterday. Also, Mrs. W. P.
Rogers and children, Chicago. D., ..-,-q
Capt. L. W. Collins, one of the leading attor-
neys of st. Cloud, is in the city on business,
with headquarters at the Merchants.
G. s. Barnes, ESQ.,, of Glyndon, one of the
solid men of the Northwest. who combines in
his business the appellations of banker, mer-
chant, farmer and several other avocations, is
registered at the Merchants.
Among the arrivals at the Merchants, yester-
day. were e. 3. Black, Montreal; huke Voor-
hees, Cheyenne; A. j. Ray, Janesville, Wis.
Capt. @. E. Bennett, Fort Sisseton; w. Fl.
Kelly, Owatonna; w. J. Montaign, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; W. W. Stickney, st. Louis, and
Herbert Everitt. ST. Johns, N. 3.
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Playful Flashes.

The guests and employees at the Merchants
hotel had an unwelcome visitor yesterday after
noon In the shape Of bolt of lightning, which
paralyzed one of the chimneys and momentarily
shocked every one in the house. The bolt de-
scended few minutes before 4 o'clock. 1t
first tackled and demoralized one of the ohm
neys and thence skipped to the telephone wire,
along which it cavorted until the Office was
reached, when its presence was announced by
stunning report following which the anun-
ciator was tapped and it rang up all the rooms
in the house. The bell boys sprang to their
feet at the unanimous call and minute after
wards they all looked as if they had been sold.
No particular harm was accomplished.
The same bolt, as subsequently ascertained,
struck the telegraph wires at the corner of
Third and Jackson streets, and entering Judge
Chandeliers office, of the Chicago, Milwaukee q
St. Paul Railroad company, played destructive
havoc with a telegraph instrument. The fluid
strRck the instrument and knocked it into the
consistency of duck feed. The occupants of
the room we're demoralized by the shock, but
the material damage was small a-r,4
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Forest Lake

Should the weather prove favorable the Great
Union band will have an excursion to Forest
Lake on Sunday. This reminds the GLOBE
that this beautiful lake is almost unknown in
this'city except by favored few who have
kept it, merits to themselves in order that
their pursuit of game, fish and pleasure should
area of sonde thirty square miles. The water
is clear and deep, and it has sandy. bottom.
The banks are bold and covered with heavy
timber. The lake is more abundautly stocked
with fish than any other lake within radius
of 100 miles from st. Paul. In addition, the
sportsmen above referred to are aware of the
finest duck runs in the State, but this knowl-
edge they have kept carefully to themselves
The lake is within few rods of the depot on
the st. Paul .& Duluth road, and
is twenty-six miles from st. Paul.
There are two good hotels at the lake,
the principal one being the Quincy house
Sloan. In addition to the hotel proper there
are six cottages erected in the beautiful grove
surrounding the hotel. They are all within
fifty feet of the lake shore and but few rods
from the depot. The grove furnishes the finest
picnic grounds in the State. The Quincy
house has accommodations for from forty to
fifty guests and its table and other accommo-
dations are not surpassed by any hotel in the
State. Tho other hotel is the Forest Lake
house, kept by Mr.. N. Marsh, formerly of
Hastings. This hotel is also kept in excellent
style, so that visitors can find all the convent
ences of city life at Forest Lake, aside from
the pleasure of gaming, fishing, rowing, ETC.
This beautiful lake is worth visit, and the
excursion of the Great Union band on Sun
day will afford an opportunity to do SO at very
| small expense.