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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
wrsrNlxsrEn, september IS. lssO

- AhNea'"f PNptSihbtE lof looV.
AT meeting Of the President and Direc
tors Of the Union National Bank, Of West
minister, Nd. the following resolutions wer,
unanimously adopted;
LIST. That the vacancy caused by the deatl
Of our late associate, David II. Shriver, ESQ,
will be, with great difficulty, if at all, iilled
by successor Of equal intelligence, probi.
~ and dilligent faithiuluess.
I'd. That our long and intimate association
with Mr.. Shriyer gave US better opportunities
than were afforded TO most others to appreci-
ate his modest, unassumiug, but most sterling
WORTH and we think il but just 10 bear testi-
mony 10 his answering integrity, his extra
ordinary devotion TO justice and right, his
great kindliness OF heart toward his fellows
and his large intellectual force which failed
TO be understood by ell men, only because OF
his great modesiy and unohsrnsiyeness.
3D.. That we sincerely mourn the death Of
oar friend, neighbor aud business associate.
His memory will be cherished by US with af-
feetionate remembrance.
4th. That these resolutions be entered on
the minutes Of the Bank, copy be transmit.
ted to the only surviving sister Of our dead
friend, and that the same be Published IN the
newspapers Of the town.
J. X. LoNGwELL, President
J. W. HEatSo, Cashier.
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The village Of kingsdale, IN Germany town.
amp, hal a Hancock and English Pole Rails.
Jog on Saturday afternoon. A number M
Democrats Of both sidea Of the Hne turned
out, and the Silver Run Band enlivened tbe
occasion with music. The Pole, a beautiful
hickory LOG feet long, was raised entirely bv
hand, but warm hearts and strong arms siuek
TO the work, aud il vas finally accumulated
amidst great satisfaction aud enthusiasm.
10 the Democracy of Germany, Iitiiestown.
MyeFss and other districts, too much praise
cannot be awarded, and especially 4 his Ia
DO said Of the gentlemen who took so active a
part 70 all the arrangements. Following the
planting Of the pole, and the loosoning Of The
ropesby Reuben Daliera, Hon. Vim. Mesherry
called 70 order aud read the following list ol
Officers, which was unanimously adopted:
President, John Smith; Vice Presidents.
Isaac Degr0ft, Joseph Brown, James Reayer,
David Rohrbaugh, James King, Valentine
Ulrith, Peter kusher, Josiah Adelspereer,
Dc, /. +. Shorb, WA. Iuhord, Jesse Leqorc,
Ephraim Mcnehey, Sylvester Harner; Secre
tanes, Hanson q. Hamer, DR.. T.. X. Fore.
maa, James j. King, John Garrich, Francis
Wivile, VIM. II. Haruor, Jerome b. King,
David Mouchey. James Crayton, John Wheel.
er, Joseph Brown, Elias Moods, David King,
Adam Saseley, Samuel d. Harner, DIR. j. =.
Kemp, Edward Sialcy, Lewis Little.
Mr.. MeSherry addressed tho meeting at
considerable length, Thomas J Stable fol.
loved, taking the ground that common graft.
.ude should give Hancock an unprecedented
vote 10 Maryland and Pennsylvania, aud
unanimous vote 10 Adams county. The
meeting adjourned with hearty cheers.
A hickory pole, l2s feet high, was raised
the same afternoon, by the Democrats OF
Of AbboitstoWn and vicinity, in six minutes.
Gettysburg Compiler.
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Mortgages Sale Of Valuable Dwellings,.
Warehouse and Store, &c, in Carroll Coun.
ty-George Whiieloek, Attorney named in
Mortgage.
Mortgages Sale Of Dwelling House in
Westminster chas I. Reifsnider, Mortgage.
Come One aud All to Headquarters, &c.--
Lawyer & Reaver, Westminster.
Read and Reflect on the Fact-Stmsbur
ger & Bro, Westminster.
Local Option Mass Convention II. W.
Dell, President.
Fall and Winter Goods-H. L. Norris,
Westminster.
VIVA. | Still claim--wm. Giuek, BALI.
more, Nd.
Carroll Couuty Fair-Wm. A. McKellip,
President.
Grand Carnival Ball, at Odd Fellow Hall.
Election No,iee--Geo. N. Fringer, Sheriff
List Of Unclaimed Matter. Legal Notices.
For congress-Hon. David Miller.
Sunday School Festivals.
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A Hancock and English hickory pole, fur
nished By Mr.. Jesse 4. Stem, was raised on
Saturday last, at Yingling's Shop, corner o.
Liberty and Ridge roads, Franklin district
The mole was III feet high, but in patiing il
up portion Of the top broke oil. The pole
was lowered and tho broken part cut oil,
which reduced it to about 80 feet. IL was
surmounted BY a chicken-cock of lin, from
which hung hickory broom, einblematie Of
victory and clean sweep Of the 4ugean
stable al Washington. A handsome bnrgee
ar penpant inscribed with the names Of Han.
cock and English, footed out upon the breeze;
When tho pole was put in position the crowd
salated Il and the dag with three hearty cheers.
Inc meeting vas well attended considering
The short notice, and no public notification Of
4 whatever, until the day previous. A nun
her Of ladies were present on the occasion.
The meeting was addressed by Messrs. II.
Vauderford, b. N. Henping. and George NJ.
pearcc. The Taylorsville Band enlivened
the occasion with their music. The meeting
adjourned, on motion Of DE-, Crawford, with
three rousiug cheers for Hancock, English
and victpry.
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named above. betHeen iAe hour prescribed,
On one of the iivp days aud BE- registered.
They may otherwise he excluded lfoM voting
at Tho November election, By The provisions
Of the Act Of Assembly aud the Consultation
Of the State Of Maryland,
CHARLES A. WAEScHE,
Officer Of ReEiSlraiion LIST District
a0HN X. HAINES,
Officer Of Registration "a District
". G.. BYERS,
Officer of Registration 81 District
JOHN Prick,
Officer Of Registration Al District
]. w. STEELE,
Officer Of Registration 9th District
GEORGE SHOWER,
Officer OF RegiAtfalion oth District
GEORGE W. MATTHEW'S,
Officer Of Registration sth District
JAMES W. HAM,
Officer Of Registration Sill District
LEWIS G. FRANKLIN,
Officer Of Registration 9th District
JOHN SKUNK,
Officer Of Registration 10th District.
JESSE LAMBERT,
Officer Of Registration lllh District.
JOHN HART80CK.
Officer Of Registration 10Th District
sep 1881
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a ma 0yrrn 70 B,ITlNonr corrrr Bors

A Bro OffER TO BALTIMORE CorNrY BOYS
The Agricultural Society of Baltimore
county has bad an offer made through il Il
the boys Of the county, which is at once q
liberal and wise one, and one which will
stimulate them to mental aud bodily exerlion.
Mr.. r. W. L. Rasin, who is one Of the vice
presidents Of the society, offers three prizes
Tor The best three acres Of wheat, and three
for the best three acres OF corn, produced IN
Baltimore county BY boys under IL years Of
age. The prizes for each crop arc 500 for
the best, $50 for ,he second, aud SIS for the
third best acre 10 each crop; the total amount
thus appropriated being $3.50. The only con.
ditions are that compelilors shall be residents
OF the county and under II years OF aye; thai
oil the work shall be done with their own
hands, from the blowing Of the ground to tho
harvesting Of the crop; and that the society
will, BY local committees, judge between the
contestants, and decide who are entitled to
the awards.
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September 1s--bright and clear pleasant
morning and evening, rather warm in the
middle Of the day. September l9-olear and
warm. September 20--elear and warm in
morning, the mercury OF 81 at noon cloudy
in the afternoon, with rain at 5 o'clock
September 2l-clear and cooler; mercury at
70 at o q. M. IS at II NJ; hazy il the after
noon. September 22-eleari mercury at IS
at a. NJ, 10 at u m, ~ at 8 p. m. Sep
TENDER 2a-cloudly in the morning, with light
rain, aud cool warmer In the middle of the
day, and partially clear in tho afternoon and
at night September 2i--oloudy, damp aud
cool with the thermometer at co at 0 a. m.
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The County Commissioners have made the
following appointments for Judges Of the No.
vember election:
District No. John A. Martin, VIM. A.
Maus, John Thompson.
District No. Jesse Fleagle, VIM. Baust,
Marshall q. Shaw.
District No. s.--Peter Knmp, Ahsalom
1eiser, Edward u. Matthias,
:, District No. 4.--Amon Algire, Nathan
Gorsueh, Benz Bond
District No. 5.-Brice Shipley, James W.
Shipley, Joseph Slack.
District No. 6.-Elias Myerly, Johg ".
Tracy, John Fultz.
District No. First Precinet-lawrenee
Zepp, David A. owings, Elias Yinglng.
Second Precinet-Francis Shriyer, Jacob
Zacharias, George Leese.
DistrictNo. s.-JOhn Shalier, David Barns.
Joseph Armacost.
District No. 9.-wm II. Hooper, Joseph
Tener, Samuel L. Grove.
District No. l0.--Lewis Cash, Hezekiah
Fox, Michael n. Fnnger.
District No, li.--John W. Wilt, j. Wilson
Englar, Peter Bale.
District No. i2.-wm. Edward Leeds
Hiram Davis, Moses Shaw.
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Chas. I. Reifsnider, as attorney for the
mortgage, sold on Wednesday the Wine.
miller farm, in Middeburg district, contain.
ing lJ2 acres and IS perches, 10 Absalom
Koontz for 50, 020.l8. Also brick dwelling
and store house 10 Middlebarg to John Maus
for S120S.
Mr.. Andrew Wisner, Of Silver Run, has
purchased Of Mr.. Eli Kooniz, 500 acres OF
land, near Silver Run, for $1,000.
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The first session Of the year has opened
very propinously for the college. One hun
dred aud seventeen students are now enrolled,
and others are expected before long. Oh
these foriy'six are ladies', and sevcuty'oue
gentlemen. Twcnty.four Of the namber Of
ladies are boarders. OF the State scholars,
seventeen are gentlemen, aud nine ladies'.
The increase necessitated additional accom-
modatious, and tho four story brick building
on Pennsylvania Avenue, formerly used as n
shoe factory, has been divided into number
Of we'll shaped rooms for that purpose. ], is
called college Hall, aud Prof lngle has
the general snpcriutendence Of H. The col
lege itself has undergone several changes,
which add much to tue convenience Of It's
occupants. Quite number OF the States are
now represented-New York, Delaware, Penn
ylyania, Virginia, Ohio, aud West Virginia.
Mr.. j. j. I. Thompsoa, Of Nassau, represents
the Bahama Islands.
Mr.. W. 4. Wright, son Of the American
Consul at Santos, Braid, arrived at the col
lego from that place few days ago.
A gold medal, valued at $40, has been Of
fered TO the member Of the Junior Glass who
shall obtain the highest average IN studies tor
the ensuing scholastic year. The denor or
donors are unknown.
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NOTICE is hereby given that The sub.
a sesibers have obtained from the 0r.
Phans Court Of Carroll county. letters IL
Administration on the Personal Estate 81
JESSE scHWEIGABT,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. An persona
having claims against The deceased a. Mere
By warned 10 exhibit the naule. with fhe
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. IL IN
aubscfibaison or before the III day az Ami
next they may otherwise ~ law be "a
cisded from all benefit Of said eh.ale. These
indebted are requested 70 make Immediate
September. 1880. =
John 4. ScHWEIGART.
sep i1.lt k,5minIs.,s,e,.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

MIR. JAMES ALEXANDER, late Of
AVA Metee { Alexander, Merchant Tnilore,
Eutaw street, Baltimore, caterers to lhe finest
city trade, having been engaged 10 saperiu.
tend our Tailoring Department. we respect.
fully solicit the patronage OF all who desire
fine fitting clothes. First.eass work guar
anteed. Repairing and altering a specially.
GEO. W. ALBAUGH,
sept 1881 Westminster
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The Westminster District Hancock and
English Club bad a rousing meeiingon Tues.
day nightlast atits clubrooln. After several
songs, and the transaction Of some business,
DR.. r. +. Shaw addressed the club in a we'll.
time speech, which was frequently appanded.
The Club will meet again on next Tuesday
night. Let there be full turnout.
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The Baltimore papers of Wednesday con
tain nm account ogthe marriage of Miss Ag-
mes G. Newell, from which we take The fol
lowing:
In the paflor Of the State Normal School
building last night Miss Agnes G. Newell,
third daughter Of Prof, NJ. A. Newell, prin.
cipal Of the school, was married 10 Lieut.. A.
y. Scott, U. s. A., former Baltimorean,
but now stationed at For, Wingatc, New
Mexico. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Dr.. Leyburn, ia the presehce OF large
number Of relatives and friends Those who
acted as bridesmaids we're Misses Elvis
Hodges aud Irene aud Belle Newell, sister
OF The Bride. The groomsmen were IN
A. Whitley, John Core, IT,, and George r.
Newell, brother Of the bride. Amer the Ger.
emony the party were rendered handsome
reception, after which the happy pair len on
the 8. 10 train for the home OF the groom.
The presents were numerous and handsome.
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MARYLAND Synod ofthe Luiherah Church
.;il convene in Grace Lutheran Church. thus
xiv. On October 9Th, to remain. IN session ior
a week. The opening sermon vii be preached
bv Rev. George Seholl, Of balnmoses lresl
dent q the synod. There will Dc ABOUT ixo
ministers and delegates present, ana homes
M ss.sions will be open 10 tho public. A
h, W. nroeram Of the exercises will be pub.
I,shed next week.
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MARRIED..

On September II, 1880, by Rev. A. II.
Burk, at the brides parents, Mr.. Martin S.
Painter, Of Baltimore county and Miss Susie
Lueabaugh, Of this county.
On September 18th, 1880, by Friends Ger.
emony, Jesse Smith, Of this county, and
Lydia l.. Watson, of Baltimore, Nd.
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James Barnes, carpenter, IS engaged IN
building the following improvements;
For Reuben Pool, near Eldersonrsf
doahls wagon hoaso, asx36 feet.
For Noses Parish, near Pleasant Gap
barrick, 2Oxss feet 49,,
For Sebastian Bowers, near Bird h'hi
doable wagon hosse, 2Sx3i feet.
For John Barnes, near Pleasant Gap, @
wagon house, 2ox80 feet.
For Christian Henson, near Eldersbnrg,
swo.slory frame dwelling, l0x24 feet.
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In the tireuit Court for Carroll County. sit.
ting as a Court Of Equity,
Daniel Coltrider We. Josephus Powell and
Catharine Powell, his wife.
nkDERED this leth day Of September. II
~ the year eighteen hundred and e;ghly.
that the sale made and reported By Daniel
collrider, mortgage named in the mortcnoe
N ne above entitled cause mentioned. Re-
rae'nea ana confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before ~ ~,
18th day Of October, IN the year eighteen
hundred and eighty provided 4 copy ~ sbis
order be published in some newspaper printed
N Carroll county, once in each Of three sno-
ceaslye weeks before the ath day Of October
. The report siasas the amount Of sales 10 b.
$1,000. 80 = y
I FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test.
sep 1877 FaASg 7. snAw, CLERK.
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The engine Of freight train on the west.
ern Maryland Railtsad ran Of the track near
the depot n this city, on "Wednesday evening"
and delayed the O'Clock train from bahi'
more about an hour.
On Thursday a freight train going west MY
with an accident between ReisietstoTn any
finksbafg, caused BY al axle OF one 2. 'ns
ears breaking. The track vas disarrAnssv.
tor considerable distance, and 2 ae'Ay ..
about four hour wal, caused In The running
OF ifains.
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The Kelly and Robinson Democratic FAC
lions Of Albany, N. r., have fused on the
local ticket, the Robinson wing securing
fourteen candidates and the KelIy wing seven.
Il IL thought this will secure the gniu Of a
Congressman in that district.
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NOTICE.

TUE National Greys' Band respectfully
a offer their services to the public for Pic
MICS and Social Entertainments, al terms 10
snit the times. For iurlher information and
terms apply to J. F. MfTTEN,
Band Agent
Prof = D.Ei1Is, Teacher july 20.sf
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FOR CONGRESS.

cREsswEiI. HARFoRD CorsTr, Nh.
HEREBY announce myself as Candi.
Il date for Congress in the Second Con.
gressional District, and respectfully solicit
the votes Of the public.
sep li.at. J. D. WEBSTER, NJ. ID.
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4NHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
II conutg, vii inject AZ their Oiice, II West.
minister, on The FsnsT MoSDAx or 0crnnrn.
1870, for tho transaction Of husinoae.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE.
sep II Clerk.
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A bush fre Ia the parish Of St. Georges
Beauee, Quebec, Is reported to have devasia-
ted eight square miles Of territory. Timber,
grain and dwellings have been harmed.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CnuRCH DEDICATION. The NJ. Z. Church
at Union Mills win DO dedicated on Sunday,
October 18th, 1880. Services TO begin at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Rev. James c. Clark, Pre-.
siding Elder Of Harrisburg, and other emf.
nent ministers will be present. The public,
and particularly Gods people Of all denomi,
nations, are cordially invited 70 attend.
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TRUSTEES SALE
or VALUABLE
Real Estate
Near Winfield, Carroll County, Nd.

RY virtue Of a decree Of the Circuit Court
- for Carroll county, sitting as Court Of
Equity, passed in cause No. 1872, wherein
Peter Engel is complainant and zaehariah
". Aidridge and wife are defendants, the I'M
dersigned, named as Trustee therein, will Offer
a. Public Sale, on the preHises, situated on
ne public road leading from Winfield to
Woodbine, about one mile from the former
and three from the latter place, on
Saturday, fhe Cd Of October, A. d. 1850,
at o'clock, P NJ, 4 tract Or parcel Of land
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property
N THE CITY OF wEsTMlNSTER, MD.


by virtue Of an order Of the Orphans
~ Court Of Carroll county, the undersigned
Administrator Of Julia A. Smith, deceased
will offer at Public Sale, on the premises. nj
uated on Main, near the corner OF Church
street, in said city, on
Wednesday, he Isth day Of October, A. D.,
1850, at II o'clock, A. NJ, that Valuable
Homestead Of which said deceased, died
seized and possessed, containing Oae-hall
Acre Of Land, more or less. The improve.
ments consist Of o large and
commodious Brick Dwelling, AcaA-A
Spring and Smoke House, 81 ntlFeEsA
Stable, aud all other out-buld. s 1is31l
ings usually found on first.class town proper
ty. There is an abundance Of fruit Of the
choicest variety, a flower garden not exeelled
by any in the city, A well Of never falling
water in the yard, and cistcrn under the
back porch, with bath rooms adjacent thereto.
This Is one Of the most most substantially
built houses in the town, and is, in every re.
spect, worthy the attention Of any one who
may want a home in this city.
There is u ground rem: Of 81 per year upon
the property.
Bar Persons DESTROYS Of viewing the prem.
ises can call upon the undersigned, living next
door thereto, or upon William A. Mckellip,
residing therein.
Terms Of Sale. 0ne- 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 10 be paid ia months and the other in 10
months from the day of sale, the credit pay.
ments to be secured to the satisfaction Of the
Administrator, and bearing interes, from the
day Of sale.
After the sale Of the Real Estate above
mentioned, will be offered and sold large
lot Of Personal Property. consisting Of beds,
bedding, carpets, chairs, and household ef
fects generally not necessary TO mention in
detail.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Property. --All
sums Of s. and under, cash; on all sums above
IS credit Of six months will be given, pur-
chasers giving notes with approved security
and bearing interest from the day Of sale.
JN0- 4. SMITH, Administrator
Of Julia A. Smith, deceased.
sept.isss I'M Yingling. Auctioneer.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
rpuiIsHKp EVERY SATURDAY BY
vANDERFORD BROS
eonSEn or sAw AND cEstsH srnErrs

fXRMs.-si peF yeaF u advance single coma. 4
otnp- hosqoses ,s9h discontinued until ali Affsars
AiN&RfislNG RAT s.--une Eqakfe a iinea ,slt,
a. inserted times or les for 81 and - cent? m,
s,i,a,1ucnt INSERTION. one square mo. RI ~ /.
,aos IS " mos, - business CAr,ls NOT q
! lines e. per ygAF When the number ~ ioaerti5ls
Is noi marked Embellishments ~ be continued aii
nust combine advertisements 10 their on husfbes
Rulc and Figure Work double price RusIness -
Gals 10 cenH iefl line Marriages and Deaihs lnsefi,
cents PEI line.
Fg-Ail correspondence with this ONO ,hanis a..
.ilir,.sssd 10 tbs ADVOCATE NC
a. EaiTuf AZ ~ f,DsiQesef IIfassfa-,,, IA -
S-synd Gas Nsiiff. 49,
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There vas snow squalI last TUESDAY after.
noon At Delano and Quakake junction, North.
ampton county, Pa.
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DIED.

On September LIST, 1880, James Frank lin
Little, aged years and II days.
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TRUSTEES SALE

R1 virtue Of decree Of the Orphans,
~ Court Of Carroll county, pas sed IN cause
No. Is, wherein Chas b. Nelson and Others
are complainants, aud Rygnald Richards and
others are defendants, The undersigned. a
Trustee, viii sell at Public Sale, on t6e nrsns
ises, 10 The highest bidder, on
Saturday, "a day Of October, a. d. 1850,
at o'clock, p. m, parcel Of Land containing
% Acres, 2 Foods & rs sqr. Perohes
q Land, more or less. About ! acres h. i.
Timber, the balance is in good STATE Of epl.
tvatlon. This land adjoiDs the land Of jar.
rett .Shauck, Laban 0gg and others. ana 4
about one quarter Of a mile from Bird HIill
Postoliiee t.'''
Terms Of Sale :-0ne. cash on the dav
Of sale, or on the ratification thereof: ono.
third ~ nine months and The other one-third
IN eighteen months FROM the dag Of sale. ne
credit payments to be secured by the notes Of
the purchaser Or purchasers with apnrosed
security bearing interest from The dav q ale
CHAS. I. REIFSNTDER, Trustee.
SEP Its +. g, Matthews, Auctr.
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THE SYKESVILLE
HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB

WILL hold Meeting at Hammond
w Hall, on Monday, September 9th,
1880, at o'clock, p. IN. The meeting will
be addressed by Hon. VIM. p. Maulsby
Henry Yanderford, d. N. Henning, Geo. NJ
Pearcel Esqrs., and others. The public ar,
cordially invited
WIN. p. GoRSUCH, Pres't
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Hqtt4l1 sud Aliottur Elfinas Clipper lnrIn1H Nom
% y hnfse fgrer Dry bl1aIn Enrines fflm 4 IS ~
Aersn roNfr Utica Coz Wood NANNY Eugin1a from
ksstnss from e ~ lore Power, FEgsed iIss
lrcn trl1ne fsterhs saw Mis- four 6I1 o1lh (Sfo
Inns fittnnla Corn Mills Com u lmG1 al gis61 Fuar
than sahsr AHenf = q, 9sriL TINE TtyEof Ma