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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-07

NOTICE is hereby givea that the subscri
AZ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll County Letters Of Adminis.
traiion on the personal estate Of
BENJAMIN S. FRIZZELIs,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All nersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, TO the sub.
scriber on or before the I2ih day Of August,
1880; they may otherwise By law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Those ID.
debted are requested 10 make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this l2lh day d
January, 1880.
ELI 7. FRIzzELls,
jan i7-4t Administrator.
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Toy and Variety Store /!

M RS CALLA CHI A n.
MAIN STREET, NEAR THE DEPOT.
Has just received large stock 81 Gill
= drens bueeies and earfi1ess. hobbr.
horses wagons, yelueipeaes. h0ops. tow. bal|t.
musical instruments, salchsls. baskets. p;cisr1
irames' stationery, balls and hais. dancing
roprl, dolls, Ornamental bfAckels. books
iancy ariicles' fruits, couiaclioneri6s, A.
cal Is solicited % they vita ~ a6|a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-07

Queen Esther was given with great success
at Odd Fellows Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings Of last week the hall being crowded
on both occasions. The east was composed
as iollows
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-07

All characters were well sustained, aud the
choruses we're fuller and better that when the
piece was given last June. Mr.. Hof added
further TO the entertainment by singing sew.
eral ballads between acts, and Prot. Grausr
performed number Of fine yoluutaries during
the evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-07
Mortgages Sale.

DY virtue Of a power Of sale contained in
ID mortgage from Sarah A. NJ. Ham and
Daniel I. Ham, to the undersigned, bearing
date December 10Th, 1873, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records of
carroll county IN Liber J. b. b., No 7, Folio
i9o' 6e'l VIII sell at Public Sale, on the prem
Uses, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, February I'm, A. d. 1880,
at o'clock, p. m, all that parcel Of land
containing
oNE,FoURTH OF AN ACRE,
more or less, being Lot No. o as designated
on the plat Of Melrose, being the same lot Of
land which was conveyed by Reuben Scbaef-
ter and wife to the said Sarah A. NJ. Ham,
by deed dated May %, 1873, and duly record.
ed among the Land Records Of Carroll county.
The improvements thereon
consist Of large new 2-story A%MSl
Double Frame Dwelling House, ExthEAR
Garden, Bake Oven, &c, water " = eI1..saAh
convenient TO the house. This property &
situate at Melrose Station, on the Bachmar
Valley Railroad, Is in elegant repair, and an
opportunity Is here offered for a cheap home
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the
the mortgage, are cash. If desired by the
purchaser, he can have the privilege Of one
third cash on the day of sale, or on the rati6
cation thereof one-third in one year, and Ii,
other one'third in two years from the day O
sale; the credtpayments to be secured BY Ii,
notes OF the purchaser or purchasers, will
approved security, bearing interest from til,
day Of sale.
HENRY S. WAREHIME,
JOHN 7. WAREHIME, mortgages
| Charles i. Reilsuider, Solicitor.
jan 24-ts r. c. Matthews, Auetioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-02-07

A rumor having been circulated by Mr.. A..
II. Norris that he had convinced mo that
shere is no "Deyil,m take this occasion to
refuie il most emphatically.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18

CHEAP AND EFFECTIVE DIsINFRCTANT.-Dr
Day of GeeIong Australia has found very valuable
disinfectan especially for hospitals in composition
composed Of one part OF racfed oil OF turpenmc. and
seven parts OF benzine with the addition OF five drops
oil of verbena TO each ounce the PURIFYING ana dsin-
fectng properties OF this mixture being due to the
presumod TO be possessed by each OF its ingredients Of
absorbing atmospheric oxygen aud converting II into
either peroxde hydrogen ozone Articles OF cloth
ing furniture wall paper carpcting books newspapers,
letters etc. may 1t is said be perfectly saturated with
it without receiving the slightest injury, aud, when II
has freely used any rough or porous sur
face It's will be persistent for ali almost Indefinite
perlOd. This may Mt any time be readily shown Dy
pour.ng few drops Of solution OF iodde Oi potassium
over material which has been dsnfected, when the
peroIde OF hydrogen which is being continually gen
Grated within Will quickly berate the iodine fro us
combin with the POTASSIUM and give rise 10 DARK
brown stains In using this dsnfcctalt the preeanton
is necessary OF avoiding the neghborh00d OF nre on
artificial lights for Tear OF accidents from Snoh OF the
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
NOTES From YILE.

Harvard Yale Amherst, Brown. Williams, Trinity,
Boston University TUFTS aud Dartmouth are about en-
tertng upon an agreement by which the ordinary method
., examining candidates for entrance VIII be modified
that instead OF each college holding IT. own examination
wthout reference to any other institution uniform
examination on the same day for all colleges may be
arranged
Tnc annual meeting Of the Ncw-Engand Alumni As
socation OF the Delta Kappa Epsilon College fraternity
occurs February 3D. at the Parker House Boston. Tie
presideut OF the association Governor Long, VIII pre-
side
The election of LH editors from the Junior class VIII
| take place next Wednesday afternoon.
The rowing machines for the University crow have
been removed Alumni Hall and placed in the base
| ment OF the gymnasium. The crew VIII use the new
lockers which have been put up III the basement Tor ther
e Vcrs recently published an article from The Har
rnrd 4drocate written by "A Harvard graduate OF ~ In
which the says that the Yale plan OF playing foot
with eleven instead ot tccn men - lho oy Iodl
way OF making the game lcss brutal ana more scientific
The Gee Club have given to the Navy $Zoo inc pro-
| ceeds of their fr1p during the last vacation
The second IN the course OF lectures gwen under the
auspices Of snona viii be delivered on Monday evening
January 49, at p H., by Professor sumner sunJect'
| Tho Harvard Freshmen have challenged the Columbia
| Freshmen clght-Oared race -
| Harvard cope. YALE aud publishes daily
paper called me Hnrd Echo IL Is Ill general appear
| arce, very similar - The AerS
Professor Hoppn delivered lecture at the Art School
| "Wednesday evening on the " Renaissance"
7hp Rcco,d is IN siicn l0urshne condition under the
preacnt management that II appears with supplement
| each Issue. -.
d.v 1be number OF philosophical OratiOns Is unusually
| large The following are the appoint incnis:
| pd;IosoohicGI Orati0ns.-Atken, Bartlett BOstwick
Eiociow Eri igmau IIoZhcimcr Lucas, Van dc Graaf.
Uigh OrGtOns-Ellel, Gurnsey' W. hllI' lde' leigh-
ton Thomas. a. White.
| Orai,omS-Briggs, Burrcl, Carpenter. Coffin. Hart
| & mn Lincoln, Rolf Schram, W. Smith. Sebbns
| Wallace H. White. Whtmorc. Whipple. WOolsey
Fisher Meyers, Ripley, Sterling Tichc
| First Dispufes-Bowcn. Brown, Dwight. Evarts, Girls
| wold Poole. Silliman. Iuniz
| r., He'll
| Iudd Ioomis Patterson, scdlnan, vernon.
First C0Ilognies-Curtiss, HallocK, Nixon, Ewing
Mckee q sbOTnc, 1uttlc.
'S,eoud Coiloquies-Collns, Fecrn Hinc, Hitching-
Thomkins L. While
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
CITY OF WINNIPEG, MANITOBA.


TO BRIDGE BUILDERS AND C0NTRACTohs.
Tenders for construction Of combined KaiNy aae
Traffic the Red River NJ winnipeg
will be by undersRnei until 2lst Jahu W M
The Bdge will he about 500 feet long win stoh % an.
alumenis or piles (the former pt,eeu ~
will have swing opening a the DavigAOle chHn
the River. A. ,u,.,- a. % he com
The supersiructura IA 10 be iron and the work 10 ue 'o
Immediately the awauiiDg Ot tle cohid.t
The tenders are to be accompanied by plans aud spec
lions winch are subject the approval OF the GoVeihen
IRe city Cornell bind itself to accept the o"e
tender -. ...,u.o,or IN tnt
undersgpt,I al his Office in winnipeg. Manitoba ....
r. W. JARVIS, city Bridge Engineer
Wiuuipeg 39th December. 1879.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18

Some time ago q well-knOwn Wall Street
character of conyiyial habits slowly made his WAY y
40 his eyes were filed with malicious exnlting ngh
an expresson which sometimes see upon the faces 0f
those who have realized the lment OF some Disagree
able anticipation dsbelieyed In by everybody else.
"Yes" said he; "swollen knee Now don't say u came
from drinking Only the water mixed with the brandy
| settled mere. Good, pure brandy never did me ANY
harm Hour.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
proposals.
PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU

DROPOSALS Tor WAGON anu AhDc'
4 LANCE HARNESS.
OFFICE OF DEPOT QUARTERMAsIER !
JEFFERsONYIlIE Ind, Dee "a, - ,
SEALED PROPOSALS n riplicate subject 70 s we uus AZ
conditions will received at this O1ce unill = Oeo.A
noon January 81 1880, at which time ana pace th3 W ~
opened in the Of bidderS Tor lutsnnE ar
veIng at this depot seventy five to) sets SIX niue Nhte
states Army Wagon Harness complete. AMI one huh"rea
lOO) sets four Ambulance Harness compete ,,.
Bidders VIII state IN what quantity they WI mihc
ries and how complete delivery OF the whoe lua1
The harness. viii be subjected rigid inspection before
acceptance ant all found not up % the STANDARD WI" % T
icctcd and caused be removed at contractor
within ten DAYS notice OF such relecon irlosas
a number than the whole required VIII DC ~ s nro
The Government reserves the right 10 reject any OF M "
posals preference will be gwen to articles Oi ooes'"
production. -,---,s....o.. a. ,ron a. ann
BLANK proposals and printed specifications as wen - 3 3
further information, viii be furnished Oh appucAoh !" ~
office. -, t...,o,,oS ora IA.
ndorsei Proposals for Wagon and Ambulance Hsrhes
-'"'A9N' JAMES A. EkIN,
Deputy O. NJ General, Depot QuartefmasteI.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
InsIructloil.

MISS REYNOLDS (eight years a teacher
WI i'm V-- IIgue- school English and French school, no
q IA eat 47thst. second tcrm February l.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
Go Whom it map Concern

JANFS OHM. mgletield, Vanderbure
Corntv Ind desires the address OF comm ~
oncer and any OF the crew tue gnboat WOasco o wv
West CUR squadron.
WANTED Information Of the heirs of Cap
w taiu LANES SMITH, dece1sedi NoIwegnn ~
birh. Who came nom Christ ensen 10 LNcsno ahn
WI Itv between 1910 aud 1919 was married III ,
YoI 10 an Irish woma aud came TO cehiofna Ia 1 man
stranor a. 10 leaving wife and TWO sons Nlo
may hear o ctlng to their ads anise W au"os'i"E ~
proofs of their identity, T. W II t,SS ,acaased
Auilms''"'o' VI ' w Martinez. Cal
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
fine ARTS.

N FYUJRITJON of the PAINTINGS and
u charcoal Drawings OF the late WILLIAM MORkls
II Nj will be held his studio, No PAX square Boston
HAS from tue 18th the SIst January, inclusive ope
dav and evening. 49,, ara-vfrc
viii take lace on February and !, beginning AZ m
horticultural Han, Fremonts 81
New-York tribune., 1880-01-18
pIntlnQ Ataosmles.

ALLEN DODWORTHS
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING
AT HIS RESIDENCE so. 65l 5TiI.AVE
Send for circularA
4 T TRENOKS, Broadway and 32d-st; mum,
" AM LIS are IMMEDIATELY Taught the VALVES
CuiIpItI.N the GRACI~ of the Dance, WALKING, &c
All Iupils attend by TICKET. any day ur evening.
Irdies and gentlemen practice every Friday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
Biographical.
wTSTIELD SCOTT HANCOCK.

General Hancock IL a native Of Pennsylvania,
having been born in Montgomery comfy, IA
that state. ON the 10th Of February, 1924. ne
graduated at West Point in 1874, and ,eIyed
mainly on frontier duty until 1916, and after
wards in the war with Mexico, being breYetea ~
first lieutenant ION gallant and mert0nous con
,lnct in the battles OF Contfcras end Cheflt u-"''
From 1913 10 1855 he var employed ~ rom
dnty and from 1855 TO 1861 was quartel1nast@
of IN. southern district OF California. IN Au-
gust Of the latter year he was recalled to wash
ineton. and when the army of the Potomac was
Transferred to the peninsula IN 1862, he was AZ
ready brigadier general, with the appropriate
command, Ia the Fourth corps. His ilrnt OPP
porturitv TO make a mark occurred at "iliiafnS-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
Vegetable Diet.
t,0itti.
From the Bedfordshire Times

1t ia pleasant to see the fulness OF
blossom Of the small fruits this year 1t
becomes consideration both for land
lords and tenants whether the increased
production of fruit would not be deslra-
bic. Fruit diet liz favorably spoken Of
for the human family, and IN excess Of
meat is certainly preiudicial. Every fat
animal Is the representation Of very
large amount Of vegetable food. To grow
and fntten bullock il has been esti-
mated that the produce of two acres OF
good land for two years, If not more, Is
required, after which the animal IL
worth say 1926 TO $40, while on the
same land we could have grown from
$500 to $500 worth Of vegetables and
fruit. We have seen the case put III the
following form. A man feeding his pig
on oatmeal found that the oatmeal that
was weighed ont to the pig would have
supported hm SIX times rs long AS The
pig itself. So it would appear that veg
etGbles and fruit would go great way
further in food for man than animals fed
on the same area Of ground.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
French Savings.
From Ricard's compilation.l

l'i'hi hlNs'lh y NuHHhhA'hsl
We blame Inconsistency in women but
only when we are the victim We find
it charming if We are the object. Louis
De&nOyors,
II happens as with cages: the birds
without despair to get in, and those
within despair of getting out-that is
marriage. II tfre1 dc Mtissct
Women oetest II Jealous man whom
they do not love, but it nngers them
when n man whom they do love is not
jealous. Njnoa dc Il kHctOs
No women speaks of women without
thinking n little OF herself, and never
thinks of herself without thinking good
deal of others. --Nudrd.
Women who love are Aynys afraid
they are not loved. Women who do not
love always tlatter themselves that they
are loved Louis DcSAoyers
When you talk TO women You must
choose between lying and displeasing
them. There is no middle course, I'M
less you say nothing. ~ Rochebrun.
The winter frost must rend the burr of
the nut before the fruit is seen. So adj
yersity tcmpers the human heart to dis
cover it's real worth. Baksac.
70 marry when yon are sixty "A beauti-
full girl of twenty-five is to initiate those
silly creatures who buy books simply
forthepleasure of their friends. Adotph
RjcWd
A wife no more believes il business
which takes her husband away from Der
than a manager believes III The sickness
of an actress, or publisher IN that OF
writer. 1nOR.
With women marked with Irregular
NOSES signify far more than talent with
men; and except in the case of II few,
beauty must always sacrifice something
to genius. -- Ddudct.
The pleasure of love is III loving. We
are happier in the passion we feel tlnn
IN that we inspire. We always like
those who admire us; we do not always
like those whom we admire. - ROchGfou-
c0utd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01

I burg. He next distinguished himself in the
battle of trazcrs Farm, aud subsequently, took
an active part III the campaign in MARYLAND, At
the battle OF South Mountain and Antietam
Eeing made major general. he commanded
division at Fredericksburg and Chanceorsvlllo.
AT gettysburg the first day of the battle.
July !, 1863 he was sent bv General
Meade TO decide whether a deci9 re battle
should be given, or whether the am, should
fan back Rereported that Gettysburg was the
place 10 ilSht and took immediate command
unth the ARRIVAL of Meade. Ip the decisive ac-
uon OF Ju,y3d he commanded "A the left centre.
sustaining The terrific onslaught of Longstrset's
eontederatei and being severely wounded.
Bong disabled by his wounds, be was on sick
leave until March, 1864, being meanwhile en-
gagged in recruiting the Second army corps.
which was placed under his command At The
opening OF the campaign Of that year undeY
General Grant he bore prominent part in the
battles of the Wilderness, Spottsylvania Court
House, and North Anna, the second battle Of
Cold Harbor, and the operations around Peters
burg, until june 10Th, when, his wounds breaking
out afresh, he WAS for short time on sick
leave. lie afterwards resumed command. and
participated III several actions. until November
10th, when he was called TO Washington to or
game the iust corps of veterans. After the
close OF the war he was placed successfully IN
command of the middle department. the de-
of Dakota, and Of the department of the east
He has his headquarters ON Governors island.
In 1865 he received li4i6 votes for the presi-
dental nomination. In 1876. in the national
convention OF the same party, he received 70
votes for the same nomination.
MILAN II. ENGLISH.
VIM. Il. English was born in Scott county.
Indiana, August n, 1882. He received good
common school education, and spent three years
at the University of South Hanover; studied
law and was admitted TO practice in 1916, but
when at home is chiefly devoted to agricultural
pursuits; IN 1913 he was elected clerk OF
the house of representatives OF Indiana;
during President Folks administration he
was clerk in the treasury department.;
he was clerk OF the state consti-
tutionei convention in 1850; in 1881 he was
elected to the state Legislature, and onicated as
speaker; IN 1852 he was elected n representa-
hv9 IN congress, from Indiana; reelected in
1874, aud made Regent OF the Smithsonian in
ut tute; again elected in 1856, and during tho
yhirty-iitth congress took part IN tho Kansas
compromise measure, aud oficated at the same
time M chairman of the committee ON post
Offices and post-roads. He WAS reelected to
the lhirty-siNth congress-; serving on the COM
mtteo on post-oiloos and post-roads
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-07-01
A Negro WOman's Medicine.
Tfrom the Barnosyille (Ga.) Gazette.J

A colored sister in this county de-
clared herself sick unto death and after
languishing for week she received, as
she declares, revelation from heaven
that she was poisoned, aud that she
would be restored to health by the fol-
lowing prescription: Equal quantities
Of bark Of red cak root two yards from
the tree, white rose bush in pieces OF
three feet in length, cut one yard IRON
the tree, and little thyme well mixed
and boilel. In procuring the ingre-
dents OF the above sayory mess, the one
obtaining them must go sideways to tle
tree. The prescription was obtained,
and the patient recovered after two
doses.
, 1880-08-27
a n0nkeysx l}evlp Grter.

Eo.s.n Notner tCAL) lftHf4q JHtfft,
hGn1m.spaFef1 hnro NftUH tnll StUrIGs allotlt tho
hs,5 w that dogs, hDrses, AMI other animals
iattaa IT. each other, but wo hAye ncsor nnf.l Of
ia@n,aes ee1nK nccusel Ut 4,,Y such tender sen
iSrs ~ II IS now ullr duty to reeurd tho faithful
In, 1h1 pno donkey Aatl tDr conlpa Hun WIN
~ Il Isnas9a 1sa hts lot fur 81 long. Last week
jactsa Rfospectlng expedition, tilkInx t,yti
niit n-<ilh ai!uhk tu pack h!s bankpkA, toujY,
OnH ~ tut' 'a'1t's. IN cunning down tho IlGl1ntuln
over ~, aao ioflR-earel freight irunspurturs fell
frlGhntnusese md hrskG hls llcck Thu pthuv
lSI ts.{a ihe birds nnt tho eotllcs In tlulr bllr-
Wnssn,,t MY t9e s'lu Ut bis lamentations. Sir.
ai,, h4r.ts ts4ed 10 coAx tho Krtuf-str rIrkon mount
ais VIII, 10y awsay. but tho donkry lly lifted m
lhe ma. .ssaycd ~ drlvU with sticks atlu atn1cs
lit tr,HS1 s1 hoast from, thu sceae 0f his ian,cnt,
btret hn, he would not. Tie tltlnkuy rol,,uil.
f0nivns ~ ~ hnd bis behaved ooulIin,iion hill
III dbbRuthet from GAnuy ot!es-lIuna; hnll
II Gnrt1" ntu4stlentcd pusts 4,ld spc tips
such teut,W WIro. Anl had rnIItuiItctity ntGhicti
cusit,i n,,s ,MuEsuls US oil Htlnny. .s,cks Al,J
with nif setat!s, Or hnti ayst,,iKeti keen hunger
iaiec.i rs no9!s ~ ana oysscr.cans ul cn. lot 10
70 ostinn..nY 'eTr!1ly; stA his kr!ef nervel hinl
large tma.a T., ,Ihe il1asler rclicA i,su or three
nafy th' ~ "a hls 1ark but to no purpose. ~
aud teit hta htaster III despair, touk tho rack p,f.
h!ln ha ~. mn VIII With tho art1. Tho lust suon IL
leIxs mil IT, 49,. calling tho cropping or q uuurtz
4" "ecpi1k for hIS friend.
, 1880-08-27


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