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NJ have replaced tito bung."-1V: Fl. En-
oIsh.
afr, Darnnm's mules l,nve less kick to tho
eauntc inch tton my yarfcty discovered.
Congress won't hnve things nil its own way
next Winter. zuGloHIcul garden Ia to bo
ttartc,! In Wnsh h'ngtnn.
Enterprise Is bound to win. The Buffalo
Erprtss mis taken tlmo by tho fetlock nnd nl-
rcady printed sovcrnf annw poems.
1T tho funeral Of Henry White, wcll-
kpOwn resident Ut New lfnyBn, Cnn1. Inst week,
The pnll.benrcrs wuro tho slx sUns Of tho de-
ceased.
We carried tho Buckeye State
Including stnricttn,
Wn'Il do It again In November and limits
Whnt'R tho mattcr with [tonrotta.
-Ftnia The Ftr'Ich Of Malut Ifatstcai.
"What Is there ~lcft?" exctafns Ella
Wheeler In n rccont poem. Several things, Fila.
THERE'S the ctrcns- ami Mary Anderson, nntl
fam,lc1 J. Tit1cn, and the obclsk, not to apeals
II tho new full bonnotB and tho awfutly-luyely
ncw coaks.
Slowly but surely tho iron heel of tho
tyrnnt inan Ia crushing lovely woman. The
President OF Wooster, O.. University Inns posted
n notice TINT "liercnftcr III fell,n1o students
will 10 allowed to receive more than ono visitor
rET WGEk IuubI NOT BUY 3AIQC IMAM
o'clock"
If the Cincinnati Enquirer cnn possibly
spare tho giftctl nersou who wroto tito following
In connection with recent wedding we shol,ld
kv to Eet him during tho racing scaso1i next
summer for tho benefit Ut tlIose who got their
money nn tho wrong horse. A chMnco to rcntl
auythnR aB pretty ns this would roculnpcnse
nun fur anything under n $500 loss: "licro nnt1
there !lccoy cioiih Iionted 1nzIly across tho
deep blue. and refreshing breeze wafte.t tho
1nany-colorcd leaves Of tho forest. on tholr soft
,ephyrR. into roadway, nvenMes and gns1lcn
paths, III aggravated abundance. The wcnry
Elm s,n,lc golden set III hazo OF brightness,
and seemed to EIn!!e conKratulntlou upon tho
gallant groom md ilis wlnso1nc BRIDE"
I have learned tho fastest tlnnccs,
And I've cauEbt tho baby starc,
And throw ubout my Rlanccs
With tho worry newest nir;
I've been tauHht tho 14angtry Ei8glo,
Which gives so much "chio" to talk,
And tho Snrll I,arnhartlt wrg8,e,
Aud tho Iahy Lonstlatc wnlls.
Cultures wp'l enough in Boston,
llttl gnod matchcs ttora arc fow-
Oh, Whnt drcary houra lost on
My attempts ut being blue!
1reHtl Alf nbout old urahma
And the vedas, and Joe Cook,
And used TO friHhtcn mamma
With tho nwf,l views took.
-SonDs u the lytst Side.
, 1880-10-16
MALT
BITTERS,

one Five Thousand 1'ol.pr United States Nouis.
tered -Four p9r Can't Hond III bv f0rfGIled a.I f4l
by tlIs AAtT Hl1TE1ts COMPANY u any ind yIdunl
o. y any society Of physclaHs or druggists II MAr
Nl1rkls, Family Asd!rine prepared by Them, doss
moi axca! IN fatE competitive examination, nII usF
Medleal compounds now beforu tho publ!c called
" "nltt1Fs" In tha f0llnEinK p4sttculatpt
J. DIGESTIVE l'uwEsL
AknTA FaWktL
acknowledgements lQwxN.
= FL&aa-FAobuol1u Puwkn.
= PuRESf Am ukxT MEDICINE
AAHt HItEeRS, pus0, anfvrMontad Extract OF
Ms !iopA cAsaya. lrou. ote., ars ths i'urss sto.t
heoho'atc4. sna Hart Aedelss fur al axas 4ud both
sexea ever ealei "Hitlusxt
AaH M!.!er. G9saRnny. xloston. Mass.
, 1880-10-16
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

Tho Illinois Stadts.Zeit1tt.g writes pdltor|ally
on thu result of tho luto election ita follows:
"Tlo 18th Of Octobcr hns demonstrated thnt tho
solld South IL opposed by Solid North; that
tho question, VINO shalt possess the Federal
lower? his hceu decided In fayor of tho Solid
Nnrth, bucauae tho North clcarIy Understood
the ihr-rcachfnK stxni1scnnce OF tho iBsuo; TINT
thu people of tho North nre nycrsc to q change,
which would be disastrous under tho cirouHt-
etnnces; md tint ITnncock whom tho Solid
South simply Introduced to tho North US vote.
catchcr. Ia destiueh to trnyol tho rond OF
Horace Greeley. These aro sncontrovertEt,lo
facis. True to their National pfogrN1n,
Cheating Is permitted .stogelu gilt, tho noulo.
crass may attelnpt 10 reduce tho Republican
matorltacs aotnawLMt, but tho fnct that thoy nro
shipped they cannot upset. Neither cnn they
get around tho practical result Of ttasc elec-
s!ons-yz.: thut tho Nurth has bcon made Just
n solll Without Ku-Klux, without swlndllng,
and rascHlity. III tho South cyor has bccnt that
The Bold North will cast all It's Electoral yotcs
lot 0artlcld,-ln ono word, that 0n tho l2th OF
uoto1er Jamea A. Garfield was elcotau
President Of tho United Suites. And now we
have arrived ut that 1unoturo Of timo when all
thoso WHO wero undecided and constantly yacEl.
!attns md unwilling; those who aro too lazya anu
indifferent to form their own .tlens.-tenvlnK 1t
Ehcro u,ey are 10 ionrcr needed; ' Gut W wisoro ser
70 espared. The ~ cacd independont% % Sotor I'll ts
os ntssna t. tho III tGnkaS kl foe Seo bi fts
s ana who u always ready to accept. aoconl-
fS aa yeo4es rSs's II s So 0 ind hGnE,s fun
VII convince him TINT 9urtiotd could 10 elected
!en syen without his valuable assistance, and for
o liz s6 Il K os,bcr si sz1es .e vi yuary at
ot tho Solid North over tho Solid SOUTH. For
rsnsy aays 9sxGr hs 5 ,S XIX an
ano ull thglr Sprawli1g will b0 Of no Myni1. Tho
, 1880-10-16
THE Et'ISCOpALIANs.

NEW Youx. OFT. 13,-1n tho llouso Of
Deputies Of tho Protestant Episcopal Col,.
yentlo,, tu.tIay. tho Cotnmtttrs m f.nnx,itu,
1'ohal A'nellul'ellis reported on II resolution
previously oteFctl TINT 1t was ttlcxpctllcnt to
cl,Hnge tho period Ut tho meeting of tI,ts
Convention from t!,rce to five years. 4 ha r.>,
mr., s..s a,lo,'t. an, ,,,a f;on't,,ao o ~,
l',, poaI WIS a'top'eo a''a 1ho committee us
cliatsea.
The Committee oil Prayer Buolss having
co,lsltlcred thu memorial On tho revision M of
''!o nooA u lloall!es. 1eIerfed 70 tllon'' re-
ported adsoFsoIyto tho petition, aild were DIS
charged:
Tho lsev. DR.. Duel, OF North Carolina,
% nrevns r conyst IN ",c' thc 1,ors s IT.. ~
, 1880-10-16
MARROW ESCAPE.

Minnesota. on It's way from New York 10
HAMPTON ltoatts. where s!le has anne to par
t!cipata In the naynl DRIFT, struck on Il snntl-
;bar In rough weather, cnrrying away part of
ler r'EEtng,, keelcl over daNRcrons1y, md
for q moment wns fl n)st purftous Situn-
'tion. Great excitement prevailed f0r NJ, in
staNt, but the officers succeeded In pyuveue-
INK q, panic; and iii extrlcating tho slip from
her danger.
, 1880-10-16

0Vss@s 00p0sI* 70 7 Hz EH1t411 1f16EHz
New YoRK. Oct, 1b.-4AnlonR the p1asen-
gers on tho City Of Brussels. which b:tiyc,i
here this morning, WAS Mr. Samuel II. Gla4l.
stone, acousIn Ut tho English pEelnlu,l y Il Ie
states that As will rcuaaEA III this, eli =, view
aa,a, An1 will then depart for Ch}eQ91 md
90 fsom thence to Iowa. Ile u pgusps3tlua
, 1880-10-16

Auy1rs haye }eon beaten by stopping to
r,nn,'cr tho cnonllcs' bnssnRo boforo tho vIutory
wa4 ,lnIf won.
, 1880-10-16

ruE newspaper hogs In 1nsltnna wcro
.t,uck nj Of hcnp. Thuy will cease to 10
ryoohcts frou thts hdltr.
, 1880-10-16

ruorANg Democrat sail tint "1nttlana
,rns d knock-tol,cr 4tntr," md that 1t Ind
,.ro..kct hi out Of tho pnrty's rrDspeots.
, 1880-10-16

.so 1rvtslntiyo AMI Congressional districts Of
,,,o state lnr tho ncxt ten years, nnd tho sunn-
,nrs chusnn thA year will help to ccot st'cccs-
ror In sot,nt'r hav'a' who l'"s m''rcpeesoated
.s,s rrcut Republican Slate long uuutlgh.
, 1880-10-16
ILLINOIS 'r'A1,Tfars.

er.+3.t tI..n.r.h b.. ~. t49t.:h .,.t.. :.
nr1..r,,n II, r,t ~, ,ss"sL,
,ov,s aasstnu - .,,o ttit,n,. 11a,,,at ~ uss,1
11nto, tn.,tuw tno rorort ~ tho y.
nnmtna,a ~ Evoont,vs rom,ntt,'n tas u s.,.o ~
ycor ,yos ,,rc.ontoa nnI ,i'o t,"to+ n,,,,.ss
Chcennv Var f,eIot f,c,I n,naso,, ra1 at,1
Ifowutt No s,,ci, f,n,nmIttcn S""''s'.
Iforo fntinu,na = ,.nrornt o+t,,a,o. -. .,.s
~. ,1,.,',.".',. eets'"i ~ 'n't'S'n, ~ Liz
i'eF' Ie"t'cFts se1hions "eilFeIea Iast oScf1-
!nR. III which about twenty-five ministers
participated. On mntt0n The scrt,lon WINS or4
dcretl nrfuted In thu C],tcaeo MINERS.
trha h., r ~ nom''i.a e" .'i.s r"rs''. ,,n,..
~, .no Ivy. = y. ~ =, rnhslas sI'oke m ..iHo
Jtitfes OF Pastors Toward Conflicting Bible
Work." and MI Interesting discussion fol-
Tlle rcuort of tin rxccuttvc f*o,nn,ttas
for iho ,,ost ,onr ,,ao +aaa 49,, ,..'..'t'
iot l'u "ts' year "as fcatl anu adopted. - /.
~. A. N. hcctl read MI interesting paper
OH "Tho Christian Inv of Dtyorre,n lni
which the conclusion was react1cd lint NJ,
e,,cl In,v nxtats tha ~, ,+r,f1o "satsa tsnt.o
1s',t',,I I7e,t ,,,, Wv eo"1t"et .hsk
!hu'sso4np!t. 4he 'ieatea u'scNsstoh WHICH
5ollowcd elected tho fnct that tlivIncs cilter-.
intn conflicting ouinfpns OH tho ntoya a,,ps-
ti,,,. n ,naiurtv l,n.lfn,r that ucrortlnv fn tla
..as,.,, T.. '''s ~. T. ''aa "sso'oiif "'"ie
,s1'S, ,eneml,tg OF h1io !'hle exrcpt inan Or
es IL .....rnos ny sny @ u, .pst caainn tney eshnot
~ ~ "oaGGu " ',Gt mihl eQmtract nsiotner marriage
ihn iinw1,,s ~ ntoar,.,,, pvtusn " as ao. f.,
, 1880-10-16

The best II nlwnys the cheapest; therefore rot
thu worlh. Wheeler & Wilson Misunderstanding
ComPuny. 1h5 State street.
, 1880-10-16

appointment tho duty of tho f3lsfop will Ia
to Elyn Iti'', ~, i'Hn'portant chargn, wllieil. il
tMaturo nt'aer l,fa,,H without my parttcriar
ttlsciian'l. Glifa IN what a0Inu members III
thy E"nfcrct!ce De'irya will l., .Ionr. il IL
aui!o l9'ici;able tlMt tho ltrgstt[ln9 Ijisop Is
, 1880-10-16

three Persons ami ono God" 10 bo attlcken
Opt In tile PRESENT version.
l!efcticd tD tho Committee n, can1hs. .
!he Convention nd}ourns sine diu on tho
XU inst, =,
, 1880-10-16

the country with view to buying largo
tracts Ut lNnd OIL which English Immigrants
purpose settling.
, 1880-10-16

Tho nnb1ic Will beware or frnudtt.
lent imitation Ot Dnbbins' Electric Soan now be-
Ing forced m tho market by Misrepresentation.
It will ruin Ruy clothes washed with It. Insist
upon hMvtnR Dobbtus Elcrtric.
, 1880-10-16
~ GAIi1t
EnkttaG Di4pntth ID ftha fIhicaao Tribune

SrKiNNFtEti,, IT., Oct. 15.--WlIcil il l,c-
sever Ills relations With Tie R0ck iItycr chi.
fnrctlcU, prominent inel,bers 0r thu Cu,,vrc-
kai,'nat Chnre!! Of Tits clty, which Il INV
will!o,!t = E,,stort Entered Into correspond.
e'co with l'tnI VIII! view t. ACQUIRING lin
aud DR.. Ff'lIolnas, win declined, of course, 10
make A,,y httiuft statements Until tho Chi
Irr.asee dfs,msctl Df hts casp, tinnlly arrcnted
III Invitation to visit th'a city with n yit.w to
gtvei, nj appointment by tlle Cnnfrrc,icr'
The acttnn Ut that l,ndy yesterday II linked
'sthn with great sntlsfaeton. M rendering
almost certain DR.. r4omas' removal 10 thIs
, 1880-10-16

BAtpy SMlrIf md SlUcls1n quarrel no moro
ohnut tho Seoreturyahp Of Wnr,
, 1880-10-16

CoHErcK@ yatcr--CMttiRrtica and Alter.
atfye-is Il vel! .knnwn specific fur constipation.
tnllxcstton. and afl diaorlcrs OF tho stOsnleh,
liver. and kidneys.
Ninety yeurs popular uso nttcsts fts purity,
sntety. ant! supcrlnrity to MI waters Of this
uiass. avoid ~ coarse. Irritating waters. for
c1Kn and domestic: they itnpAir thu digestive
Hrxatls md kidneys. thereby inducing frrupar,,-
bic results. NOHU genuine sold on dyaugh..
, 1880-10-16
shRkcrs' Satsaparll!n is a true medicine.


Tho Eroatcst b1ckxlIlG over offered to
suHeriilK humanity is Arcnds kumyx.. In Iys-
pepsta. K,tsrstts, auscA, general liability cu1l-
sumption. etc., 1t Acts like II charm. distress.
tepr"ssloE. uncasincas vanish. Comfort tnkcs
thri lace. .Appntito and strength return a. II
" nlaRn. Kumyss1s mot a medicine: It Is ii fotAl
II! t!;rtn of ptens1nt milk vino. 1t represents
Hll tho elements Of nutrition In vitalzcd md
caslly fltgestoh form, and nothing clte 80 rapidly
enrsches tho blond. Treattso On ,Knmyss sens
Arcnd's kuinyss u not sold to the tralc. Can.
sinners :uppltcd directly BY a. Arct,d. Chemist,
corner Madison street and Fifth avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

This week has been busy one with farm
ers m his county, harvesting their wheat.
The grain was down badly in some fields, aud
the crop no where will scarcely come np to
expectations encouraged by the thrifty ap.
pearance some weeks ago. The crop, how
ever, will give fair yield aud at a reasonable
price will realize remuneratiye profit TO the
growers.
Harvest hands have been scarce, and farm
ers IN some instances have been Obliged to
join forces aud assist each other. On account
OF this some wheat has stood too long, and
some loss must result in consequence The
crops OF this country are increasing so rapidly
that nothing but the most approved machin.
cry will be able TO save it. Mans ingenuity
ia this line has been fruitful of good results,
the latest within our knowledge being self
binding harvesting machine. On Tuesday we
observed one Of these at work ia the field of
Mr William Fenby, one OF the most progress.
siye farmers in the county, living about two
miles from this city. 1t was Buckeye Self.
Binder, purchased of j. Winfield Snader.
agent for the Baltimore branch Of G. Aultman
Co., manufacturers, Canton, Ohio, and is
the only one owned in the county. Ii is sim.
pie in construction, requires no more atten.
ton than the ordinary reaper, aud does its
work we'll. IL was novel sight to see two
men conducting the entire harvest work-one
on the machine and the other driving the
horses. The field contained twenty FIVE acres,
and ordinarily eight or ten hands would have
been required to do the work
The machine is quite curiosity, and many
persons have been attracted to observe its
workings, nearly all, we believe, declaring It
TO be u great success,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

Ne. Thomas Il. Van Bibber, formerly o
Arondala, this county, has located near SAINTS
barbara, California, in Manifesto Valley
Shere he has purchased ranchefo oftwent,
acres Tor sl,iO0, In letter to the Ccci
H'ig be thus speaks ofhis place:
As yet 1t is a perfect wilderness, covered
with bushes and evergreen oaks, aud ridded
Hlih gopher holes. 1t will be the farm, tn,
highest up the mountain OF any other in said
valley aud at present looks wild enough
Bot there are others close below ii, which ar,
ornamented with lovely flower gardens and
enriched with the choicest fru,. These, two
OF three years ago, were us rugged as ivan
bi5ber's Ranch Is at present, and ours in
the space of time may look as enchanting
as they do now, The difficulties we have ia
contend with, in clearing it, are threefold
1T, said gophers or land rats which feed on
The roots OF plant aud flower, and are said to
be hard to exterminate; "a, the native shrubs
Or bushes which cover the ground pretty
ihckly, and which have 10 be grubbed up By
the roots; and 3dly, the evergreen oaks, a
large and magnificent tree which is n native
to The soil. The first will have to be caught
"a traps, poisoned by strychnine or shot with
gun. They will prove our worst enemies,
against which we have to declare nueeasing
battle. The second will only require the
'klilial use Of the grabbing hoe. The third
must tall under the axe, aud will help to pay
ihe expense Of Telling aud uproo,ing Them by
their sale for fuel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
ith of July Celebration In Westminster

The 9TH Of July this year falling on Sunday,
the 9TH will be observed in Westminster. All
business will be suspended, and the purpose
is to nave celebration worthy of the occa.
sion.
At y o'clock in the afternoon there will
be parade of the Westminster Fire Depart.
ment, with engine and truck, Burns Post,
q. A. r., Charity Lodge, X. of F., and West.
minister Lodge Of Red Men. In the process
sion will be the Mayor and Common Council
and invited guests in carriages. The line OF
march will be down Main street to Washing.
ton road, to Green street, to Church street,
TO Main street, to Pennsylvania Avenue, 10
Union street, to Main street, to Bond street,
to Bellegrove Square. On arriving at the
square the column will pass ia review before
the Mayor and Common Counsel and guests.
After music from the choir the Declaration
Of Independence will be read and addresses
viii be made by Hon. John 4. Smith and
Col. VIM. p. Maulsby. Following the con
clnsion of the exercises at the square the
Fire Department will make q practical test of
their apparatus, after which the parade will
be dismissed. At 81 o'clock line display
OF fire works will be made,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

some Of the ladies who live on Belle Grove
Square, at the West End, we're recently the
uenms of joke praetieed by two other ladies
OF the same locality. The latter procured a
little African baby, bundled il up nicely,
placed il in basket aud started GU. to have
sheir fan. Going to n neighbours they depos.
iied the basket, with the loundling ~, on the
front steps, knocked at the door aud then
stepped aside out of view to await results
The lady Of the house was quick 10 respond
to the knock. Upon opening the door, the
absence OF visitors was no sooner observed
than the waif in the basket was discovered,
and then scream Of astonishment, mingled
With disgust, was given that could be heard
Tour blocks away. "Oh its baby she
said, and approachingit, and examining il care.
ially and timidly, its color became known aud
the Joke apparent. A Sigh Of relief followed,
aud then the authors Of the joke and the vic.
TIN enjoyed a laugh together. Several other
good housewives on the square were similarly
h9axed before the borrowed baby was return
ed to It's dusky parent, and the fun those two
ladies had was sufficient to cure a dyspeptic
or to drive away the worst case Of blues.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26
DIED.

In Hanover, Pa, June 10Th, 1880, james
Orr, aged so years aud s months.
At Pleasant Valley, June Il, 1880, Rebec.
ca, wife Of Mr.. Abdiel Baukers, aged So wears,
months and 10 days,
Near Dehning's, Dec. 2Sth, 1879, Mrs.
Ruth Cresswell, in the 9th year Of her age.
elnea Mother died
The sun shines Jus, a. bright to-day
As Il Ger did before,
The world Il busy glad and gay
And logs on as OF yOre;
But yet 10 us, the girls and boy
Who were her hope and pride
II seems bcrefi Of half the joy
II had, since Mother died.
We wander through the lonely halls
We linger ia her ro0m--
The pictures hang upon the walls
The roses are In bloom;
And yet their huee seem faint and dim
As Ii they tried TO hide
And deepening shadows iltful seem
ON all, since Mother died.
ny Hnh bAreHagHs AND sos.
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MARRIED.

At the parsonage, in Middletown, Adams
county, Pa, May 10th, 1880, by Rev. ]. II.
Smoke, Mr.. Clayton L. Slaybaugh and Miss
Emira 4. Taylor, both of Adams county, Pa,
At the Reformed Church Parsonage, this
city, June s, 1880, by Rev. J. G. Moss, Mr..
Lewis L. Smith aud Miss Ella sides, both Of
this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

While Hubert Sherman, aged IL years, was
going home from school 10 Milwaukee, on
Tuesday, two men induced him 10 get into a
buggy, then tied his hands, blindfolded him
and drove away. When about thirteen miles
from the city he jumped from the buggy al
though the ruffians threatened to kill him,
and, farmer going 70 bis rescue, they drove
Oh. As the boys father is wealthy, the OBJ
ject Of the kidnappers was doubtless to extort
money.
Famine fever Of dangerous type has bro
ken ont in Ireland.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

, un Wednesday morning, june 10th ia,
Cathedral in Baltimore city, was well.6lled
Win friends aud relatives 20 witness the mar
mage OF W. J. Fink, of Baltimore city. and
haggie' daughter Of Stephen b. Nelson, ESD
'orhierIy OF Frederick, and we'll known in thi,
county Promptly at six O'Clock the bridal
| party entered the church in the following or.
yer 81 shers, l.. Bruce Walcot, John II
SlarToe, A. j. knhns and W, ], Dobertv'
followed by the bride, leaning on the arm Of
ner iather, The groom, ACCOMPANIED by Mia
'hendi Frank Gbney, entered from the Ennis.
We slde OF the sanctufy, and received his bride
al tho chancel rail The brilliantly lgbte5
ana proiusely decorated altar, the bride in
ner robes OF pure white, with veil and natural
uoEeFsi the solemn nuptiai mass. the dean
| zones OF the organ under the skillCal fingers ~
Frot. Feith pealing forth the wedding march
anu lhe solemn stiffness Of the audience com
o'heu 70 make the occasion impressive and
beautiful. Rev. Father Benedict, of the Pas.
s,oHls' Monastery, oAiciated, attended by
T@lhers starr, OF the Cathedral, Carroll Of
i'9SoIh, and NJ Calen, Of the Seminary.
after lhe ceremony, the bride and few init.
"ia,e friends Pariook of wedding break fast
~ y the house OF the groom parents on North
ureen street, after which reception was held
AZ Thich many friends we're present. The
pfaal CUTS were numerous, valuable and
beautiful, the gin OF the groom being pair of
solitaire diamond earrings, aHd of his parents
an elegant silver tea service. The yaiue and
number OF the gifts proved conclusiyely that
the newly welded pair have many earnest and
sincere friends who wish them happy and
prosperous future. The bride was attended
by her particular friend, Miss Emma DeMan.
g'h' Among the guests present, in addition
to numerous Baltimore friends and relatives,
were Mrs. Goodwin aud sou, Mrs. Joseph
Gis,, Misses b, Gisi and NJ. ShelImau, c. l..
FINK, ESD, of Westminster, and Miss Ella
Nelson, of Frederick. The bridal party start.
ed on tour North followed by good wishes,
the irldiionAry old slipper and a handful of
rice, to insure good luck and plenty.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-06-26

June l9-bright, clear and warm; Their.
mometer at p. m. registered so. June 90
pleasant and generally clear June 2l-clear
and pleasant, with fine breeze; Thermometer
"A at 8 a. M, and SO at p. m. June 20
partially cloudy nearly oil day, with strong
breeze blowing. June 23-clear, bright and
hot-mereury at 90 at o'clock p. M; show.
cry at night. June 2i-clear and hot Their.
mometer at 10 n. m. 50, at p. m. 30. June
25-eloudy, hot and sultry; clear at noon,
and the mercury at 90
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ma f uoa o. tue Condition Of the Farmersi
Ma MAJ a'seaanies' National Bank, Westmipster,
tional Rsn Z, me ne Condition Of the Union M.
D;~ida nls ~ Excursion Of Charity Ioag.
M ss y Nq; iol-J, W Herins c ,.shsv
State Teachers Associatian
Last Of Unclaimed Matter.
Legal Notices.
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Monday, June 2l,-Hary NJ. Clabaueh,
Administrator of George w. Clabaugh, de
ceased, returned inventory OF goods and chat.
tells, and received orders to sell goods and
ehattels at private sale, and order to notify
creditors.
Francis MeGirr was appointed and bonded
as guardian TO Thomas, Aanie and Julia Me-
Girr.
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On Friday Of last week son Of Conrad
Bowers, near Winfield, had leg broken in a
harvest field. He was driving a reaper, when
the horses ran OF, throwing him from the ma
chine and catching alegin wheel and break.
ing il. DR.. Francis ]. Crawford rendered
medical aid.
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A horse was received in New York, Mon.
day, bred in Ohio, from native draught stock,
whose registered height is 20 hands and
inch, or 81 inches; his weight is stated 10 be
1850 pounds. Il is stated that the horse has
bean secured by Barnum for 81 900, aud viii
be placed on exhibition.
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''Sandy' Gist, OF this city, on Thursday
caught black bass in Winters dam, near
town, which measured twenty inches in length
and weighed three pounds aud ten ounces.
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Toy and Variety Store (!

M RS GALL AG Fl a NJ.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT.
LAS just received large stock of chill.
- drens buggies and carriages, hobby.
horses, wagons, yeloeipedes, hoops. toys, balls.
musical instruments, satehels, baskets, picture
frames, stationery; balls and bats, dancing
ropca. dolls ornamental brackets, books.
fancy articles, fruits, confeclioneras, &c.
a call Is solicited a. they will be sold
cheap DEF n