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This camp began yesterday, 9th instant,
ana VIII continue until September It'll. The
grounds are beautifully aud pleasantly stua.
iod near Hampstead, about three. fourths ola
mile from the Baltimore and Hanover Rail.
road, and has been used for camp meeting
purposes for over forty years
Among those lenting aud located in tho
circle are Rev. d. f. Clarkson, +. A. Belt,
Jesse Cuilisou, Mrs. Buckingham, Miss Herr,
Mrs, Edward Crumriuc, Peter ODER, Mrs.
Ray Murray, Rev. u. Benton Winsteod
William Bycrly, W. II. Hoffman, J. Wesley
Armaeosi, II. 5. Cooper, Henry Stamhaugh,
g. {. Wooden, Jeison Gill, Jackson Belt,
Rcbecea Richards, Miss Norma Cox, Judge
N. J., Allgire, Mrs. Lynch, Messrs Payne
and Stone, Mr.. Wink, George Keller, Mrs.
Burke, Mrs. Nancy Brown, Rebecca Murray
/. I. Newbelle, Messrs. J.W. Kelbaugh and
Murray, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Gross, Zachariah
Ebuugh, George Stull, Witt Stansbury, Frank
Hahn, Mrs Brummell, George Myers, Messrs
II. u. llouek and Null Jacob Turner, and
Melchor Cox and many others on two ay
ouues.
large number Of ministers have been IN
uted 10 be present, and several have &c
cepted, embracing some Of the best talent il
the Baltimore Conference.
DR., John I.anahan, Of Washington City
will preach on next Sabbath morning.
The spiritual affairs Of the camp will b
under the charge Of Rev. W, s. Edwards, D
D., Presiding Elder Of the District. Tn,
general supervision OF the camp will dcvolv
upon Rev. d. Benton Winstead, assisted b
Rev. 0. Belt.
I A prominent feature in connection with ID
{ the camp Is q temperance meeting TO be hel
on the grounds on Wednesday, Seplembe
I lst A sermon on temperance will be deli'
I cred in the morning, aud addresses on loct
/ option 10 the afternoon. The Buell Family
assisted by Profs. Robinson and Sanders,
Baltimore, will have charge OF tbs singing Q
Z that day.
No trains will run on the Hanover Railroa
/ on Sunday.
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color, who are entitled 10 registration under
the preceding sections, are hereby notified 70
appear before the undersigned, ut the places
named above, between the hours prescribed,
on one Of the FIVE days aud be registered.
They may otherwise be excluded from voting
at the November election, by the provisions
Of the Act Of Assembly and the Constitution
Of the State Of Maryland.
CHARLES A. WAESCHE,
Officer OF Registration lst District.
JOHN II. HAlNES,
Officer Of Registration "a Dislritt.
W. G. BYEnS,
Officer Of Registration Sd District.
JOHN FRICk,
Officer Of Registration 4th District.
J.. w. STEELE,
Officer Of Registration 9Th District.
GEORGE SHOWER,
Officer Of Registration 9Th District.
GEORGE w. MATTHEWS,
Officer of Registration It'll District.
JAMES w. HANN,
Officer of Registration 9Th District.
LEWIS G. FRANKLIN,
Officer Of Registration 9th District,
JOHN SKUNK,
Officer Of Registration 10th District
JESSE LAMBERT,
Officer Of Registration 1lth District.
JOHN HARTSOCK,
Officer of Registration 18th District
aug 2l.st
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Meeting of the Westminster Hancock


The Hancock and English Climb No. I n
Westminster District, met al the Court uonse
on Thursday night, Geo. W. Matthews. vice.
president in the chair. Chas. V. WANT was
renewed from service on tho Finance Com.
,nltleei and William Moore was appointed In
h's stead. The committee on room made n
verbal report and was continued.
ne finance committee reported prosress
AMI VIII ct once begin collections.
q, John ). Reese will canvass from the Fair
W,rounds to Court street; Y. Wheeler aud
VIM Moore from Court street 10 the railroad
ana X. e. Matthews and J. Frank Brinker.
non west Of the railroad.
On motion Of John Macintosh the CORES.
poh1lng secretary was requested to CORES.
pond with the other clubs Of the county aud
ascertain their sense In regard to forming All
we clubs Of the county into one, with a pres.
,uehl secretary and corresponding secretary
70 reside In Westminster, and the presidents
Of the clubs to be viee.presidents, each eIab
70 maintain its distinct organization as al
present
;, DR.. +. T. Shaw, Jas. A. c. Bond and b.
r. Grouse were called on to speak in the
order named. The fret two excused them.
sseivesi promising to address the club at some
lntnre time. Mr.. Grouse made short ad.
aress' giving some account Of what he saw on
his recent trip through the Northern and
Eastern States, and urged his hearers To fol-
low the example of their Northern brethren.
who were filled with enthusiasm and were
working IN earnest for the election of our
ncket DIR. Shaw was again loudly called
ior' lie said that he did not come to make a
speech, but he would never let Democrats 60
begging for speech as long as he had voice
and strength. Ailer congratuating the club
on rs organization, ghich had sprung up like
magic on very short notice, he made a
ringing and string speech Of about ten min.
utes duration, and closed by promising 10
speak again at another time. The Doctor
was several times warmly applnuded.
On motion Of Chas ii. Nanderford the
chair appointed the following executive com.
mi,ee' u. +. Grouse, r. Manning, Jas. A.
= Bond, John Macintosh and j. q. PeilTsr.
motion was carried recommending 10 tbe
members Ia attend the Pen. Mar mass meeting
on September LIST,
On motion of John j. Reese the chair an.
pointed John j. Reese, Ira f. Grouse aud
John derSe a committee to drnA suitable reso.
lgnons to send to our honorable nominees for
President and Vice President.
motion to uniform the club was discussed
and postponed.
The membership Of the elub was increased
to l2s by new members who went forward and
signed.
Adjourned TO meet at the Court House
next Thursday evening
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE
House and Lot in Myers District.


pY virtue Of a power Of sale contained in a
- mortgage from SSleutine Ellel and wife,
dated the 2slh day Of July, in the year 1870,
aud recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records Of Carroll county, in Liber j
b. b., No. 5, folio rs, the undersigned, will
offer at Public Auction, on
Thursday, he iGh day Of September, 1850
at 3 o'clock, ?. NJ, all Of the following de
seribed Lot of Land. All those tracts or par
GELS Of land, being part Of tract or parcel O
land called The Resurvey on Ten Tracts, -
situate in the Village adjoining Shrivera mills
on the Littlestown Turnpike, ia Carroll eoun
~, Nd. and containing los Square Perche
Of Land, more or less, and being the sam,
lot Of grouRd which was sold aud conveyed b,
Willian N. Burgoon and wife 10 Sesanns
Myers, widow Of Anthony Myers, deceased
and now the wife Of Valentine Ellet; said deco
bearing date the 18Th Of February, 1865, and
recorded among the Land Records Of Carol
county, in Liber W. A. Mex, No. 81, folio
20, DC, except 30 square perches heretofore
sold of. Improvements are Frame Dwelling
House and usual outbuidings.
Terms Of Saie-Cash.
SAMUEL COVER, Mortgage.
Jas. A. G. BoSD, Attorney for Mortgage.
aug 2l.ts
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Our readers will remember that about the
hrst OF June last, Mr.. Harry G. Keefer, the
driver Of tho Adams Express wagon, vas Sc.
nonsly cut in tho face By Jesse Bosioy willie
protecting the property Of that company. from
The effects Of which he was disabled ior sew.
eral mouths. On Wednesday last Mr.. u. o.
Hrlmes, express agent, this city, received a
letter from MIR. J. Q. A. Herring, Superin-
lenndent OF the Baltimore Division, containing
a liberal sum Of money, with the request that
u be handed TO Mr.. Keefer .'as appreciatige
upon the part Of the company Of his efforts
~ protecting their interesls.r This act Of
me company will meet with the general ap.
probation OF our citizens, as It could not have
been bestowed upon amore worthy or descry.
ing person. besides, il shows that CORPORA.
uons are not 10 nngcnerous as many would
have us believe. The donation is all the mo, /
appreciated by Mr.. Keefer, as he is not in the
direct employ of the company, but is employ
ed by Mr. Grimes, and il will incite him 70 re.
hewed energy in their behalf.
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The Carroll County Agricultural Society
are busy completing their programme Of
pecialattfaciions for their nexlidir, beginning
September 2slh and closing October lst.
On the second day, September 10Th, will be
tho Firemeus parade. Some sixteen or
eighteen companies, from HagerstoWn, Fred.
orick Baltimore and other places, will take
part. aud IL will be the finest display Of the
Kind ever witnessed in this city. An exhibit.
lion Of skin will be given on the Fair Grounds
in the afternoon.
Ga the third day there is to be a carnival,
OF mardi gas procession, which will be some.
thing new In this section, and provocative OF
much fun and merrimcut. Persons joining
ia this will be admitted free on the last day.
On the last day there is 10 be a double
tournament, uudcr charge Of Mr.. George NJ.
Pearce Two Knights will charge at once,
and there will be Eve arches and fvc rings for
each knight The tournament is expected 10
top ANYTHING OF The kind ever Witnessed in this
section OF Maryland.
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Monday, August 28rd. Joseph II. Hibberd,
executor OF Ann Hays, deceased, returned
list of sale Of bank stock.
Daniel Hull, guardian to Lille C. Shorb.
settled Bird and final account.
The last will and testament Of Peter Reek,
deceased, was admitted to probate and letters
documentary granted to Nathaniel Reck.
James ard Calvin I. Fringer, executors
OF Michael Fringer, deceased, settled LIST &C.
count.
Tuesday, August 2Ith.-Eden Engleman,
administrator Of Roby Engleman, deceased,
settled 2nd and final account.
Allen and Eli NJ. Hbberd, administrator
o. JOSIAH Hibberd, deceased returned lis
Of debts
Johh NJ. Rooms, administrator of Jacol
Moons, deceased, settled ist account.
-, The last will and testament Of John Davii
clemson, deceased, was admitted to probate
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:, MorIgagec's sale of Valuable Farm, S,or,
House, Dwellings, &c.-Charles W. SlagIe
Mortgage. s
trustee Sale of Small Farm on the b.
~ y. u. R,-Chas, r, Reifsnider, Trustee.
s2o'OO0 IN Premiums-National Fair Asso
ciation, Washington, ID. c.
o Baltimore County Fair-wm. D. Sands
Secretary.
Public Sale Of a Farm-Mar,in Beach,el.
List Of Unclaimed Matter.
PIC Mica. Legal Notices.
Eslray lIog-Daniel Zentgrait.
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Nr. Andrew saylor, aged "a years, resid.
iug near Bird Hill, was found dead on Sun'
day night last about nine o'clock, short
distance from bis house lie had been a. a
neiehbors and was returning home, and his
two sons no, iar behind him. WheH the lat
ier reached the fence they found their father
yina there dead. Justice \. Gorsneh was
notified and ho ordered Constable VIM N,
Yingiing 10 summon jury Of inquest, w -
DR.. J. f. Williams, ioremani Nicholas Ben
sog. John Klec. John Shaior, Vim. II. Caple,
charles Krcsz. Jacob Hollenbaugh, Christian
lTnyersses, Elah Ogg, John frick, George
KresE aud Edward Fclbor,
AAer an examination OF the body and some
wilnssses. the Jury rendered verdict ''that
M deceased came to bis death by nm acct.
dental fail in the attemp; to climb fence,
and IN falling struck stone, producing
eaprpssion oi the brain.
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Ca "Wednesday attefaeoh lneso va onv y
he scveresf storms here ever kn9Ta !, ~ en..
yieinily. The wind blew nearly al we Sus''
wy ,.s,er washed al The sccoad crop q
~ ~ 'se, 49, standing and what was moved,
IN corn fields and thcreadk. c.sa;,.
j. Ko0ni5 got oai 1ou fs'is ~ s ...,.i
s,agner this season, besides : ~ =, ' w,.ssni
trou 4 loi bought from me he,rs 2. III
Bahyou At si2 q per acre. inc ~0,.s vi ' ~,
and corn, from present appeeta''s''' - ~
IN the mad, and something more
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q. Nslien Edwards, colored, Of this city, while
J'9.ssa n digging well on the farm Of Mr..
~ babylon, near UniontoWn, on Tuesday
n net with serious accident. A blast
IL H., oeeh made aud Edwards got into the
p1gs 10 descend. When partially down be
Nh, sllsi,ed 70 be dfawn up, which was immodi-
~ ueae, bat on reaching the top Of The
N. NV he ialnled aud fell from the buckei 70
s'sslom, about u feet, sasiaining serious,
M w iaial inigries. lie vas brought home
Hs e''as night, and bis physician, De- >.
l'..i hslhneslch, pronounces him "a a en-
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August 2l--Rain before daylight; generally
clear all day, with fine breeze; mercury al rs
at a. m, so at II M, and SO at 4 u. m.
August 22-gsnerally clear all day and quite
not hhe air stirring in the morning. August
@'-cioudy more or less all day, with fine
shower between and p. M; mereury 50 at
a m, and 80 at 4.80 p. m. August "a
shoWery early in the morning; bright and clear
~ a. m, with mercury at rs; partially cloudy
~ noon, with the mercury at SO; mercury at
% az p. m. and 80 at & p. IN. August Do
elear IN the morning with the mercury at 70
a. o cIoeki cloudy at II ~, with mercury at
oSi heavy. showers in the afternoon, and the
mercury fell to so at G o clock; rain at night.
August 2G-cloudy, with rain in the morning
mercury at Y all day August 27-cloudy
until a. m, followed by clear weather; mer
curry at % at s q. m, and73 at " NJ.
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NO. 1878 EQUITY.

NO. 1878 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Samuel Swope and Charles T. Reifsnider,
Trustees, IS. George A. Flickinger and
Wife, and George W. Reifsnider.
ORDERED this 10th day Of August, A. ID.
~ 1880, that the accounts a, b, c, and q Of
the Auditor filed in this cause be finally rati-
fed and confirmed unless cause 10 the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the 9Th
day Of September next; Provided a copy Of
this order be inserted iortwo successive weeks
before the last named day in some newspaper
published in Carroll county.
FRANK 7. SHAW Clerk.
True copy-Tea:
aug 2l.2t FRAsK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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On "Wednesday OF last week, W Scott Kip
neon. aged 80 years, brother Of George W.
itippson, Liberty aud Westminster mail con
tracior and carrier, net with an accident a.
he Liberty copper mine, near Liberty ~
Frederick county, which resulted IN hls deaih'
al Inc time Of the accident ha was worSine
WITH car, of which be had charge, A olas'
Of twp charges Of dynamite was SET on anu 4,
wooden plug was driven through we at. y
hole 100 ieel and struck hlm, eu,hng on Pow
lee, close 20 the body. The liesh o. ms iegi
WINS badly torn and scattered ana DC wv
only little over an hour aiier osiaas sup. q
Ito leaves a vile and three chuaten, apa w
mine company propose attending 20 '''e N""''
- Ri family
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,s., u pablie school reachrrs County Insii-
ss w commence 10 Central Hall, 81 10
&. = a. an, on Tuesday nest, aud continue
NJ; steseFel days AZ convenient times, OF
49, NJ verbal n0iice will be given, froiessos
w,ii, !. A. O. Bond, ESD, aud alheffi
~ iseiafe, address the teachers, or rcsd APP
f.'Ale papers. The igieais Of pubic edo
isns i aal ihe public generally are respect
invited 70 be present and participate.
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4 eeefgg Ebel has sold his property u
9 NJ. Siias A. Martin for $1,000.
ssha Smith had his large Ac~ barn
s,, ,aal week lie s hasina dihflcty
b,,..ssa l9r The parpaoe Of distiiling apple
ps..,t The Hancock clab al this place
aers about CIV members.
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SPRINGFIELD INsTITuTE.

HiHIs Boarding and Day school, conducted
\ BY the Misses Beach, will reopen On
Monday, September stk. Situation high and
healthy. Terms moderate. A few more
boarders can be accommodated For fall
particulars apply to
REV. CHAS. BEACH, Principal,
aug 2l.Sl Sykesvile. Md.
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ATTENTION FARMERS / /
SMITHS
RAW BONE PHOSPHATE


NO. 1914 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
WIN. p Maulsby and others, Trustees, vs..
Adam Shower and wife,
TIME above order nj 81 not having been
Il published according to its terms, il i
therefore ordered this 18th day Of August, A.
ID. 1850, that the sale Of the real estate made
by William T. Maulsby, John f. Smith,
Charles y. Roberts, Henry 4. Bel,z and
James A. c. Bond, trustees Of Adam Shower,
and reported in the Sd report Of said trustees
in this cause, be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 10Th day Of September mex /;
provided a copy Of this order be Published ii
some newspaper printed at Westminster once
week for three successive weeks prior 10 the
18th day of September next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
$4,000. WIN. N. HAYDEN,
Judge Of the Circuit Court.
Trne Copy,
ang.2l-3t FRASK T, SHAW, Clerk.
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Mathews and William Potter, Roll Dablin
and James Wilkins have pleaded guilty of
robbing the mails, in Austin, Texas, aud have
been sentenced to ten years imprisonment
each.
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NO. 1869 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Abraham Stansbury ct ais, vs.. Henry c.
Gorsueh and Mary Jane Gorsueh, ct ais.
ORDERED this 10th day Of August, A. ID.
~ 1880, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled
cause by Joshua g. Bosley, trustee, appointed
by the decree passed IN this cause, 10 sell the
real estate therein decreed to be sold, be-
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before the 22d
day Of September next; provided copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, Maryland, once
week for three successive weeks previous TO
the 10Th day Of September next.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 be
$e5s.26. FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True eopy,--Test:
aug 2l-st FRAsK I. snAw, Clerk.
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The Mount Washington tower is nearly
completed, It's upper floor is G,a2S feet above
the sea level,
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TEsTIMoNIALs.

6S - i IdND 1-<AAS-
CARRoLlTos, MD., July 81, 1880.
W. WniTELocK & Co., Gentlemen ;--Ihave
used your "Yegetaiorf for the last twelve
years. have also used several otherkinds find
yours superior TO others, and il has left my
farm in a high state ofeultiyation.
Your Respectfully,
Isaac GREFS, ia.
SILVER Rux, Nd, Aug. s, 1880.
w. WHirELocK, q Co., Gentlemen ~
have used your "Vegetator;" sowed 100 lbs.
to the acre, which yielded an average Of 80
bushels to the acre. also used several other
kinds at the same time and sowed the same
quantity to the acre which yielded but rs
bushels to the acre.
Yours Respectfully,
GEo. +. BAcHMAx.
WESTMINSTER, MD., Aug. 8, 1880.
w. WHTELooK L Co., Gentlemen ~ have
used your "VegetatOr' for the last fifteen
years, and II has always given good results,
aud / shall continue TO use the same hereafter.
Yours Respectfully,
LEWIS GREES
WESTMINSTER, MD., Aug. 8, 1880,
w. WHITELocE 4 Co., Gentlemen In the
year 1878 | sowed q acre lot in wheat and
used 800 lbs. OF your "Vegetator" to the acre
which, when cut and threshed, yielded lOGl
bushels Of prime wheat. | also sowed anoth
er lot using $50 lbs, Of the "Yegetator, =
which yielded 30 bushels 10 the acre.
Yours Respectfully,
Thomas TukFLE.
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Commissioners Notice.

IiHE County Commissioners Of Carroll
a county, will meet at their Office, in West.
minister, on the FiRsr MoxDAr OF SEprExpEa.
1880, for the transaction Of business.
By order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE,
ang Clerk.
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OUR LIQUORS

are the finest and best ever offered in this
city, and for medicinal or family use are IN,
surpassed. Sole agents for the well known
Welty Whiskey.
Ale, Porter and Beer, by the bottle or
barrel.
Sole agents for Briggs Bros. World renown-
cd Garden and Flower Seeds.
The highest market price paid for Country
Produce.
feb %, 1879 HAINEs 4 CO.
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PUMP-MAKING.

TIME undersigned offers bis services % he
a public as = Pump Maker, and il pre.
pared to make new pumps or repair old ones.
Timber Of the best quality, furnished wheu
desired. Prices as low as good work viii
justify. All new work guaranteed from one
TO three years viii be pleased 70 receive
share Of the public patronage.
DAVID J. ROYER.
feb 2s-ly Westminster. MI
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
runiisWD EVERY RaruaDAQ ny
v ANDERFoRD RRoz
ueGNEn or aAlN AHh c9sfnn sgesrrs

TERMS 50 IrrTrlf ln adFanuu. Hinsie f..,i,s Z
r.gU N1sV Nfubtlun discontinued uatIi all aff..rs
utat uuls Ai thc gNNnn pt the pahf isitrf
ADVERTISING kAf Us 0lc sHusre n ilt,e,, e IA
b. naiel A,tinfs ~ leg far.si. aid 3rent ~ M,
.HHsHVrai inseianu One Square t1aa - X, 1
.Iaes & rtr year When tho RHmbrr8f lt,.,,2 ii'f.
ftinaftcl eAtefiHemCu& Wlll hd eitltiGt,a ,i,.t n
.Hat tH1 ths5.,a ,lilln&li Yearly eivorf,son
.I.. auI iiElre Work dunpie pflua. UHsIns.s +,
+. lH cents lpfline. M1rdaEas and la3fi ir..,-, I.
rt nuhnari'a anl peiqnal communicate ns 5
..rt. poriur
ID AN eirIe Jonaence wish lhls oiace should d.
~ Y4trsf ~ ~ ihsiif5ar Hiriirss.4r- a. 3.
..a.f gat Nlare
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There are nov Eve Hancock Clubs in this
county, an having O good membership.
AZ Bollingcr's Hotel, ia the fth district, on
Saturday the Fourth District Hancock
tiub' Was organized with over sixty mem
heri, and tho following odicers-pT President,
/. l., liuuuEi Vice Presidents, VIM. Ii, Ca.
pie, Vim. H. iAmo,tc and Azariah Oursler,
Recording Secretary, Joshua Brothersi Cor,
responding Secretary Jabez A. Bush; Treas
urcr, J J.. NeComas; W. " Iinrliag, Mar
shall Assistant Marshal, Emory Lcpp.
A Hancock aud English Club has beer
formed al Hampstead, with goodly number
Of members. The following are the officers
-Prtsiieni. Benjamin jackson; Vice Presi.
isnis Dr.. K, c. Weils and Thomas }. Cor.
SUCH Secretary, J. +. Malehorn.
P0Jsuaut 10 o call, quite number Of cii-
Gems favorable 90 the election Of Hancock aud
Eochsh met Of ut. Airy, on Saturday, the 2lsi
instant, 10 organize campaign club. Robert
Sellman called the meeting to order and nom.
mated VIM. T.. Anderson as temporary Chair
man. Vim. Z. Anderson was unanimously
chosen ani George a. Davis elected SecretR'
~. The chairman invited all present to be.
come mombcTs and sign tho Roll otllouor,
aler which about seventy subscribed their
names.
VA lAFANH ut Ia ntNtnaHf Ate NhAiI was
instructed 20 uppoiu, a committee Of throc on
permanent organization, aud the following
uerc selected ;--ius. SpurFier, W. A. Abbott
and Robert Sellmau
Tho committee after retiring reported for
permanent officers the following; President,
Mm. Z. Anderson; Vice Presidents, X. Sell.
maD, Jos. Spurrier, Il. ], Bmshear, Henry
Brown, c. a. Smith and L, Z. Ciary; Sccre,
tagy, @. A. Davis Corresponding Secretary,
J.. L. Harrison; Treasurer, II. A. llipsley.
The meeting at 1880, ?. M, adjourned 10
meet al Ridgeyille, On Saturday, September
oh, Of which time al interested are invited
10 Do present.
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MRS. spalding,s DaY school,

nor young Ladies and little Children,
AZ will re. open on
Monday. the e0M Of September.
aug last