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SEVENTY-FIVE ACRES
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
ConMlssissERs 0FFIcE,
Weat minster Nov "a 1851


Westminster, Nov. Is, 1880.
IN pursuance Of an Act OF the General As.
Session, 1874, hereby give the following no.
tice to tax payers:
This Is TO give notice that the County Com
misEioners Of Carroll county having made
their annual levy on the assessable property
Of said county, for State and County Taxes
for the year eighteen hundred and eighty, that
said taxes, ifunpaid, will he 10 arrear on the
LIST day Of January next, and bear interest
from that date: that oil persons or incorporate
institutions failing TO pay their State and
County Taxes before the same shall be 10
arrear will render the property and estate Of
such delinquent liable TO be sold for the
prompt payment Of said taxes,
h JOS. A. WAESCHE,
nov 2O'6t Clerk and Treasurer.
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Mr.. Lewis Lippy, near Manchester, erected
q very fine and handsome house, S5xI0 feet,
during the summer, and has occupied il fof
more than a month.
Mt. Cornman, from Carlisle, Pa, has NOV.
ed to Manchester, with his printing press,
and occupies the store room formerly oceu.
pied by Mr.. Jacob Campbell.
There was an error made IN the Melrose
Items Of last week. The writer Of those
items was misinformed 10 regard to the weight
Of Mr.. Phanuel VENTS hogs. The weight
Of Q hogs was 5000 pounds, instead OF 2, 500.
The recent thaws Of snow and the surface
Of the earth have made our farmers look for.
ward to sheir unfinished work Of plowing, and
on Monday last quite number Of plows were
set going; but on Tuesday morning II had TO
be abandoned again, as the ground was frozen
about an inch In thickness.
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NO. 1895 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll comfy. No.
vember Term, 1880.
Henrietta NJ. Miller and DeliIah W. Miller
vs. Melinda Ann MAnehey and hashaaa.
ORDERED this 2eth day Of Noxembcr. A.
" ID. 1880, that the sale made and reported
By Henrietta NJ. Miller and neliIah W. NH.
Ter, Mortgages, IN the above entitled cause
be ratified and confirmed unleas cause " the
contrary thereof be shown on or before Tho
9th day Of December next Provided copy
Of ibis order be inserted 10 some newspaper
three successive weeks before The 21th der II
December, A. d. 1880.
The Report states tbs amount of sale 10 IS
$500
FRANK 7. SHAW. ciss1.
True C0py--Tssts
nov 27.2i. FRhxK 4. HnAm, Clesk.
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Argument in the Sehman case was eontin-
ued, Pearee and Bond speaking for the de
fence and Henning closing for the prosecn.
ton. The case was given to the jury about
~, p. M, and in few minutes they had agreed
upon a verdict Of guilty.
State vs.. Simon Bangs selling on sunday
tried before the Court; adjudged guilty and
fnded $50. Henning for Statei Reifsnider
for traYerser.
Saturdays Proceedings.
David Roop Of A., VS.. Henry y. More.
lock--trespass. Tried before q jury. This
case occupied the attention Of the Court up 10
Wednesday noon, when o verdict for $40. 80
damages was rendered. Smith & MeKellip
and Roberts for plaintiff Pearson and Mauls.
by for defendant.
Wednesdays Proceedings.
The case Of John d. Hampshire vs.. White.
field Stansbury- malicious prosecution-was
removed to Baltimore county. Pearson,
Maulsby and Grouse for plaintiff Smith 4
McKellip and Henning for defendant.
John Robertson, DR., VS.. John Beaver, adj
ministrator Of John Beaver, deeeased--as-
sumpsit--tried before a jury. Verdict for
plaintiff for S5l. Bond for plaintiff, Parke
and Maulsby for defendant
Thursdays Proceedings.
Herman Sehman, convicted of placing a
eross-tie on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
was sentenced TO the penitentiary for three
years.
Charles Warfeld, colored, for cutting with
a razor Jim Dorsey, eolored, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for eighteen months.
State vs.. Laura Warehime-assault and
battery; tried before the Court. Adjudged
guilty and find So and cost. Henning for
State, Smith 4 MeKelip for trayerser.
State Va. Emanuel Bolinger-adultery; tried
before the Court. Adjudged not guilty.
Henning for State, Smith & McKellip for
travCrser.
State VS.. John Hipsley-breaking into the
store Of WIN. W. Shepherd, in Freedom dis.
trict; tried before the Court Adjudged not
guilty. Henning for State, Fink for trayerser.
Fridays Proceedings.
Samuel Hughes VS.. Samuel l.. Angel-as.
sumpsit--now on trial. Maulsby for plaintiff,
Smith 4 McKellip for defendant.
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TRUSTEES SALE
oP A DESIRABLE
SMALL PROPERTY,
NEAR THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER.
pY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1890 in said
Court, the undersigned, as Trustee, will sell
at Public Sale, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, on
Tuesday, tie Fist day Of December, 1850,
at o'clock, p. M, all that parcel Of Land
containing
9 ACRES OF LAND
more or less, being the same land and prem
ises which was devised by the last viii and
testament Of Elizabeth Eyerly, deceased. 10
Susanna L. Mourer, late Of said county, and
her children. The improvements Thereon
consist Of a comfortable two.
story Dwelling House, Log AGA-A
Stable, aud other necessary 80 ~
outbuildings. There is new
er-tailing well Of water at the house.
This properly is about one mile from the
city Of Westminster, near the Liuleslown
Turnpike, and adjoins the properties Of Josiah
Crowl, Joseph Stoner, Daniel Baumgartner
aud others, is very desiraby located, and to
all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing home a
rare opportunity is here offered.
Terms Of Sale One third part Of the pur.
chase money to be paid on the day Of sale, or
upon the ratification thereof by the Court; and
the residue in two equal payments, the one
in one year, aud the other in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest. and 10 be
secured to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
GEO. NJ. PEARcE,
II. c. Matthews, Auctioneer. Trustee.
nov gifts
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AUCPIoNRrRINo.

JAMES l. a1NIIxxs
#xsfNIxHrkk. No..
NN0uNCES 70 I'D psb';s IA h +
a prepared 10 Cry SzIos. sad 81 t4<ssa.
able piinfs 10 las kad tsnA; v. ezs
xlcnee n The hasineza nad 1aAgHte 4t Ht't
tacilun. x&F Enroftiatai1 1aF p N.t
DE 7iIIte e r. h NiksHlII. - ~
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Business Locals.

Stop at A. II. VENTS jewelry store anS
examine his large stock of watches, clocks
jewelry and silverware, suitable for holiday
presents.
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nnORrGAGEE's SALE

MORrGAGEE's SALE
or WAY
Valuable Farm, known as ssCiover
Hill Farm" also large variety Of
Personal Property, including Val
liable Mich Cows, in Woolery's
District, Carroll County, Md.
DY virtue Of powers Of sale contained
ID 10 two several mortgages from Ellen q.
Cole and her husband Lewis II. Cole, one Of
said mortgages bearing date on Che 3rd day Of
April, 1878. and recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records Of Carroll county,
In Liber +. I. 5. No, II, folio 403 the other
said mortgage bearing date on the 9th day OF
October 1879, and recorded among the Chat
tel and Bond Records Of Carroll county in
I.iber +. T. s. No. 10, folio l0s, the under
signed, mortgage, will offer at Public Sale
to the highest bidder, on the premises, on
Thursday, the S0th day Of December, 1850,
At 10 clock n. m That valuable farm known
as "CL0VER HILL FARM situate in
Carroll county, Maryland, about Of mile
from the village Of Fiaksburg, and about
mile from station on the Western Maryland
Railroad, and containing
800 Ia ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, and being the same land which
WINS conveyed by deed from Thomas Poultney
and wife, to the said Ellen G.. Cole, wife ofsaid
Lewis III. Cole, bearing date the 9th day of
| October, 1871, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county in Liber j. B. B.
No. 49, folio 225, &c. This property is now
/ occupied by the said Lewis II. Cole aud wife.
| The Improvements are a splen-
did Mansion House built Of AAA-A
sioue, Large Switzer BARN, sxA
StabliBg sufficiently large TO &C.
eommodate 95 head of cattle, tenant houses,
Corn House, 3 Barracks, and all other out.
houses necessary for the conducting Of FIRST
class farm, including well equipped Dairy.
4 The soil is fertile, and water abundant
Also the following Personal Property. tine
IA Two horse Carriage, one ,,.m---.
q Jaeger, So head Of Cattle, y "a
1WS~AstwO Bulls, one two horse --,N=1
Spring Wagon, one Mule, set Of double Har.
ness, Collars, Brides aud Lines complete for
milk wagon, 20 head Of South.d down Sheep,
3-horse Harrow, 2.horse Harrow, two Roll.
ers, 2.horse Wagon, Flows, Davis Chilled
Plow, 2.horse Spring Wagon with top, Corn
Drag, 10 a gallon Milk Cans, 20 10 1.5-gal-
lon Milk Cans.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
LEWIS A. j. LAM0TTE, Mortgage.
j. A. G. BoSD, Solicitor for Mortgage
r. @. Matthews, Auctioneer.
| N. b. The Sale will be continued to the
following day if not completed on the first.
nov 2T.ts.
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since our last issue the following weights
q Aogs killed in this county have been hand
"a MS:
4. II. orendorff, near this city, six, weigh.
log s54, Sl7, $40, 29s, POI, 2s9 pounds.
II this city, VIM. Sheets, two, CAT; Jacob
eAAefier, two, 900; J. Oliver Matthias, two,
tf4; George Stouch, three, l44s; Dominick
feEler, four, 925 pounds; lack Dock, one,
Nv pounds; John Driseoll, three, 323l, 377,
~ pounds; Jacob Sheets, two, 400 pounds.
eimon Shafer, Of Cranberry, ten, 83S, 1855,
14A s0S, 2s5, 274, 274, 273, 236 and $50
Poends, also beef dressing 625 pounds.
3eremiah Shafer, Mexico, two, 2O4 and
1I4 pounds.
{phn 4, Brown, Cranberry. Eve, 800, 307,
me. 2S5 and ZIG pounds.
~ Fountain Valley and vicinity, Jacob
ti4e, three, weighing 200 pounds; U. j.
t{en7ion, four, weighing $50 pounds; Calvin
AiafneE, three, six months old, weighing 27S,
*4x and go pounds; Emanuel Forney, two,
4ft aud $50, and one six months old 23S
Ftrndsi William Wantz, four, 1l08 pounds;
&Nos hlze, two, six months old, 600 pounds;
Ahnmas Gilbert, two, seven months old, 473
Fq1ndsi John ii. Shaeter, three, $40, 36ll
~, Roller, steward Of the almshousa
k:''sQ twelve on Monday, weighing 500, 1858,
& .,'. 300, 362, 83l, 322, 3l4, 2S9, 249, 2S3,
%%as Total 1903 pounds, and one beef that
dressed 740 pounds.
From Stonersville We baye-Georga w
rtoqer, Tour, Weighing $40, 255, 26O, and 900
FHaNesi Joseph Topper two, 40 aud 1850
Fs1npsi q. W. Sullivan, three, 100, 122, and
The lbllowing: ''"N' "'
". ii. Hiteshue, three, 500, 5T2. 545. to,al
1915 pounds; Chas. Myers, three. COS bsl
Pc. Total 1899 pounds; L. G. Gilbert, three,
4tp' ~, 429, total 1907 pounds; ID. Fou,z,
i9s{, COY 63l, 60i, 4S6, total 1929 pounds;
**% Devllblssi Jr., two, 557, 81, total 1901
*2Ras w. IL. Segafoose, two, GIG, 5is, total
<t pounds; John Gore, three, $40, sT7,
ef5t Total llO7 pounds; chas. Devilbiss, Two.
essk w, total 6i6 poundsi N. Heck, three.
F W S2v, Total 1902 pounds; J Benedict,
raehds. ~''-' Wv
{ehn Harrison, nearw oodbiue, slaughtered
3'k weighing 275, sos, $40. 1888, 345 sac; 1--WE
fFARg pigs, weighing 1888, 1850, is7, 100, 2l2:
'H;Hs July pigs, weighing 90, 100, 100.
weather Record for the Week.
Aecember 4--mercury at 20 al 81 a. M.
1fHzp pleasanter il the middle Of the DAY and
}'f# and bright cloudy at night, with rain.
4ezsmber 6--rain up 10 II a. M; cloudy All
4H4 December Q --seneraly clear and mod,
Nts4f mercury at 40 at a. m, milder al
.'pe@ December 7--Clear, cold and windy;
4.efeery at Is at a. m, % at | p. M, and
.. ?. N. December e--merenry IL "a
Y, wind north east and light snow fall.
'4Hs nigh wind and occasional snow squalls
~ az clear al sunset, mercury 20. Dccem.
rsI --mercrfy at 10 1t q a. m; clear and
<'H,'{i At p. N. cloudy with prospect Of
''t' mercafy o. -! December i0--mercn.
~ a. ~. 0l, atsl, p. M. 10, with strong
re<fh wind and some snow aakcs falling.
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Audit Of the County 1'reasurer's Accounts
Jos. A. Waesche, Clerk.
Holiday Goeda-A lbaugh's Grocery Store,
Westminster, Nd
No. 1905 Equisy-1r. e. Benton HartsocL,
Mortgages.
siockholderu' Meeting II orendorlf,
Secretary.
List Of unclaimed Matter. Legal Notices.
Piles, No Cure No Pay--Jas. Cress, NJ. ID.
Orndorf a Shartef, Westminster, Ma.
Public SAle-Verley j. Clousher.
For Rent--John l. Reilsnider
$4,000 apply q, this Once.
Bank Election Notices.
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THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT!
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3ath YEAR.
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The teachers and pupils OF Central Hall
schools are actively engaged ia tho preparA,
ton OF an entertainment 10 be given nt Odd
Fellows Hall, December 10 The programme
hes been carefully selected from matter 90.
iireiy new, and promises pleasant evening
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Main street, East End, are nasufac,urers and
dealers in fine and common furniture, spring
beds, mattresses, fancy chairs, &e. The ob.
lection % their beds Is, they are 50 comiorta.
Bile one does not feel like leaving them 10 the
morning.
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next to the corner of Main and Liberty sis.,
has an extensive stock Of everything in the dry
goods line--silks, dress goods, notions, no.
siery, carpets, clothing, fancy articles, inclu.
ding. great variety Of articles suitable for
holiday presents.
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in Carroll Hall, next door TO the postoffiee,
deals in dry goods, fancy goods, boots, shoes,
hats and groceries. Ladies' dress goods in
great variety, fancy goods of every desciip
ton, mems wear and carpets embrace por
ton Of his line Of goods.
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a. the West End, have their store flled with
choice groceries, queens, glass, china, wood.
en- and willow ware, and other sAousekec sins
requisites; also ornamental afticlea
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07.6O; st. Louis 6.650t8 90; Minnesota patent pro-
cess 7 00GD8 rs Wheat, much depressed; receipts
10000 bushels; No. spring $l.SO0l 1881; No: 2
Milwaukee 1901 40: ungraded winter red $l.5oh
OILS; No. do 46Ii0l .471a mixed winter AN
01 .43; No. amber LAB; ungraded white LAO;
No. red .4O1l; No. do, sales $4,000 bushels at
1.43D1 "A; No. red January, sales 1870 bushels
at 1.44AQ11.47: February, sales 2O8OOO bushels at
L4bQD148; March, sales 1872, 900 bushels at 1.47A0
l 60A Rye quiet. Corn dull; receipts i8oo y
6lh061Ac; old round yellow CSC; steamer January
1910; No. 2 February 584068hc. Oats dull and
lower; receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed western 46QD
4SAo; white western 490i1c. Hay firm at TOO.
Hops nominal; yearlings 7tOl8c; eastern and west
ern 3C0S8c; New York state 3O140c. Coffee dull.
lasses quiet; New Orleans 38D60c. Rice in good de-
mapd; Carolina &C. Petroleum dull; united TIC;
crude 7u7Tc; refined 1850 Tallow active and firm
at 6AO6SC. Rosin quiet at Sl.60O1 65. Turpen-
changed; western l2Dl7hc. Pork quiet and firm |;
mess $I26001265. Beef nominal and unchanged
Out meats stronger; long clear middles $7.35 |;
short clear riddles 7 so. Lard strong; prime steam
$7.95Gt8.UO. Butter dull and unchanged; western
16O2Sc. Cheese steady; lO014c. Whisky dull and
nominal at S1.16
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Refned petroleum 81 9d0
6s. Lnseed oil 27s. Sperm oil tbs. Spirits tur-
pentine 33s.
ANTWERP, Jan % Petroleum 1877.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 22.-Cotton tending down; 7073sd !:
sales 10000 bales; for speculation and export LOCO
bales; American 5000 bales.
NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-Cotton goods active:
very strong, nu nervous advances having been made
in brown and bleached cottons Print clothes active
sales of 6ix64 at 4c. Manchester prints opened at
prices. Gingha generally opened to-day; Lam
casters at lOc Dress goods active and spring styles
of Manchester and Arlington opened. Wooden
goods firm but generally unchanged.
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I mean, l never had the faintest idea
that you, above all. would ever for sake me-
How often do l thin of you saying the grass
would grow as green on Your grave as mime.
What called that remark from you do not
know; but heaven knows l hope and pray some
kind hand will strew violets there that never
will fade Oh, Frank, do wish you knew my
feelings for you, but not my sutterings. III you
think enough of me to write to me, would be
very glad to hear from you again. Oh. II
could only see you once more. Frank, can IL
be that am not to press your lips again!
Well l must close, with my best wishes TO
you, dear Frank. l still call you mine' al
though some other one may have "a claim on
you by this time ~
If YOU conclude to write to me, direct Tor as
YOU see ft) to Mrs Frank Fish, if there Is no
other to bear that name. Yours ever,
Mrs. +. FISH.
The injured man refused to say anythlng
to the reporter concerning the case, but as
serts that he is o single man. thus giving the
impression that he has had some trouble
with woman not his wife, and concluded to
put himself out of her way.
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Dutible Goods for the Interior.

CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Mr. L. E. Letter has
written letter, which will be published in
the morning, to Hon. VIM. Morrison, chair
man Of the ways and means committee, on
the subject of Representive Aldrich's bill to
amend tho Statutes in relation to the i'm
mediates transportation of dntible goods,
which bill is now before that committee.
Mr.. Letter says that the scope of the bill is
to give interior ports that reasonable free
dom of action, respecting their foreign trade,
Commensurate with their present Importance
and ultimate destiny as oenters of popula-
tions. The present laws relative to interior
ports are based on laws passed fifty years
ago, when there were no railroads and little
commerce with the West. and though these
proportion have outgrown their usefulness,
he alludes to the heavy bond which i'm
porters are required to give i'll addition to
the carriers bond, which is ample security.
The importers must give a bond twice the
value of the goods and duties, and must
also furnish heavy standing bonds. He
urges Representative Morrison to give the
pending bill his personal attention as mat
ter of simple justice to the interior of this
country,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 22.-Flour dull ard neglected
Wheat opened unsettled and 10 lower and closed
heavy and lower: No. l hard $l.1sh; No. l, 1871 !;
March 1.1s1s; No. 8, l.O54; No. 4, 97hc; rejected
s7Hc. Corn steady and in moderate demand; No. 2
3sc. Oats lower and quiet; No. p 33nc. Rye dull !:
visions higher; mess pork quiet at Sass cash !;
49, 10 March Lard, prime steam, $3.50 cash; TO
March. Live hogs frmer at s. 30G4 10; dressed
$685. barrels nour: 12,s7o bushels wheat; 1850
bushels barley. Shipments. 1880 barrels flour |;
1o,s97 bushels wheat; s,O34 bushels barley.
5.7506.Oj; Minnesota 5.759s.75; winter wheat 25G
7,25 extra 5.OO95.6o; superne 4.2t05 90; patents
6.O0GJs SO. Wheat unsettled and lower; active;
No: Chicago spring isn cash; l 20 February;
l.O6h. Corn unsettled and lower; &c cash: S7H
13sc February; 1880 May; rejected SAC. Oats
dull, weak and lower; S3h cash and February 81
May. Rye easier; 74076c. Barley dull and lower
Toe. Dressed hogs higher; 4.oO15.OO. Pork active,
firm and higher; S12.850S12.S7h cash: II 92MD
IL 95 February; 13O71s@l3. 10 March. Lard active,
airy; 7.67NG7.7o March. Bulk meats in good de-
mand and shade higher; 4.3066.7506. IS. Whisky
steady; S10s Receipts 5000 barrels -four; Al, 0OC
bushels wheat; $4,000 bushels corn; $1,000 bush
els oats; 22,t00 bushels rye; 1900 bushels bar
ley. Shipments 1850 barrels flour; 1890 bushels
wheat; 1900 bushels corn; $500 bushels oats
1900 rye; 5000 bushels barley.
Closing prices-Wheat active but lower; $1.17A
February; 1s4 March. Corn active but lower 3711
February; 42AG42xc May. Oats dull and lower
S3Ac February; 372sc May. Pork active but lower
declined sc. Lard quiet and weak; declined 2Hc
CHICAGO, Jan. 22.-Hog receipts $4,000; ship
ments 2,40O; good, healthy market; all sold; 10C
higker; mixed packing 3O04.6O; light 1854. 80
choice heavy 4 6004.85; closed firm; all sold. Cat
tie, receipts $780, shipments 36OO choice to fame!
in fair demand exports 50G6.0O the best price IL
exports for two years; common TO medium dull
| show; 6OG4.OO: butchers slow and weak; 2. cog
400; chiefly 2 3O93.OO; stockers and feeders weak
supply large Sheep, receipts 1870; shipments $50
goody supply; weak; 3.5Nd5.20.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 22.ICotton quiet at 12ilG112zc
futures unsettled. Flour dull; receipts LOCO bar
rels; supernne state and western $4.7515.20; com
mon to good extra s.4O059O; good to choice $500
s.25 white wheat extra 6. 2s06.75; extra Ohio 5.T