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HELP ON THE GOOD CAUSE.
Notice to Students Of Both Sexes |!

A vacant Senatorial FRgK SHoLARsmP in
"A St. Johns College being dne to Carroll
County, notice is hereby given that Con-
rETiyR EXAMINATION will be held by the Couu.
~ Examiner, in the Office ofthe Public School
Board, on
Monday, the EN- day Of august, 1880,
to which all INDECENT male students Of good
character and over fifteen years Of age, who
desire to become teachers in the State Of Ma
ryland, and who are prepared ''toproyide their
own text books and pay into the Treasury of
the College, at the beginning Of the term, The
sum OF S25 for room rent are respectfully
invited.
NorIcE is also given that some pupil from
each county in the State is educated without
charge for tuition or books in the BALrI,
MORE FEMALE ColLEGE; that this fsmale
scholarship for Carroll county Is now vacant;
and that an immediate application for il 10 the
School Board through the Secretary, By any
young lady OF Carroll county, Of the proper
age and requirements, viii probably be sue.
cessfnl.
WILLIAM REESE, President
Board County School Commissioner
]. NJ. NEwsoS, Secretary, de-,
Board County School Commissioners
Westminster, Aug. l1th, 1880, --aug Il 2w
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We had iine shower on Wednesday after.
noon. The corn crop in this district will be
above an average.
Some Of the boys in town got up squabble
short time ago, near Mr.. Smiths store, on
the corner Of Benidum and Elger streets, in
which they used opened knives freely, and
which resulted in two Of them receiving several
cuts in their faces and breasts. Neither of
them, however, were much hurt
Mr.. NJ. McKinstry, Esq, Of the firm Of
Stoner Mckinstry, who, with his family,
has been visiting in the states Of Ohio, Ind.
ana and Illinois, has returned home, having
been absent nine weeks. Mr.. MeKinstry has
been west before, but never did he stay so
leng nor see so much as hR did at this time,
and il seems the longer he siaid and the more
be saw the more favorably be was impressed
with the country.
Mr.. Hyder, matchmaker, has sold out his
stock and trade to Robert s. Git, who took
possession on the 18th Instant
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Charity Lodge, No. 5s, X. of r., OF West.
minister, paid Manchester Lodge, No. rs, a
fraternal visit on last Tuesday evening, the
l7th inst. p. c., George NJ. Stein, acting C.
c., delivered the address of welcome, which
was neatly responded to by p. c., Il. Charles
Matthews, Marshal Of Charity. After the reg.
ular business was disposed Of, the G. c. de.
clared the lodge al ease for personal greeting
and social chat, during which timc ice cream,
cakes, &C., were passed around. About ten
o'clock both lodges participated in a moon.
light street parade, after which all returned
70 the lodge.room and were dismissed. All
started for their homes well-pleased with the
entertainment.
Prof. ID. Denlinger, proprietor Of Irving
Institute, has mechanics at work repairing
the buildings, preparatory to opening school.
The prospects for good corn crop and
Democratic President are very promising.
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August l4-ehangeable between clouds
and sunshine; mercury ranging FROM "A to "a.
August l5-bnght and clear, with good air
stirring; cool morning and evening. August
l6-clear, with fine air; cool morning and
evening; mercury 70 at u. m, 50 at ~ M,
and 10 at 6 p. M, August l7-cool and
cloudy IN the morning, mercury at " at o a.
m; partially clear in the afternoon and warm
er, the mercury standing at 70 al2p. m. Aa.
gust lS-eloudy and cool, the mercury at Gs
AT a. m, and a. m, and ? p. m; steady
rain set in at 2.30 p. m. August l0-cool
and cloudy in the morning, the mercury at
Us at a. M, partially clear at noon and
warmer, the mercury standing at 10; cloudy
again in the afternoon; fne showers at night
August 2O--partially cloudy mercury at u.
m. at 76,
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Rev. A. II. Thompson, one of the mission.
aries of this organization, arrived in West.
minister, on the evening of August 9th. After
laboring in and about Westminster for two
days, be went to the lower part Of the county.
He reports to have been well received by many
10 whom he made his mission known; and,
with a few exceptions, to have found the
schools 10 a comparatively good condition.
His object in coming to the county is TO en-.
large Sunday School work, by striving to
stimulate those already engaged in it; by or.
ganizing schools where none exist, when ex.
pedientj and by recognizing, il possible, those
found in a langaishing condition. The asso
citation sending him out, assists weak schools
by donating Bibles and other requisites, and
by enabling them to purchase libraries at
greatly reduced rates. The Union is unsec.
tartan, and is supported by the voluntary
contributions Of those feeling the necessity Of
such work. Mr.. II. l.. Norris, Of West.
minister, is the vice'president for Carroll
county. Mr.. Thompson proposes to canvass
our whole county, aud considering the noble
object Of the association which he represents,
we commend his work TO the favorable con.
sideralion of all the friends Of the Sunday
School cause.
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On Monday officer NJ. J. Corcoran, of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, arrested Herman
SeimAn, Of Baltimore, near Sykesville, upon
the charge Of being the party who placed a
cross-tie on the tract near Marriottsylle on
July slst last, and took him 10 Ellcou city
where he was committed for the action Of the
authorities Of this county, the ofiense having
been committed in Carroll. Sheriff Fringer
was ielegraphed for on Monday night, aud he
went to Ellicott city and brought the prisoner
to Jail here on Tuesday.
Seiman is said to be bona fde member Of
the knights Of the Road, and his arrest
was effected by Corcoraa Disgusting as tramp
and gaining the confidence OF Seiman, who
admitted, Il is claimed, that he was the one
who placed the obstruction upon the track.
On next Tuesday morning Seiman will have
a further hearing before Justice G. W. Crap.
sler, OF this city.
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Monday, August l6.-William ID. and Mar
shall s. Seiby, executors Of Mordeeai Selby,
deceased, returned inventory of goods and
chattels, list Of debts and inventory Of money,
aud received order TO sell unbeqaeathed goods
and chaltels and order to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration on the personal
estate within the State Of Maryland OF Samuel
Boyer, late Of York county, Pennsylvania,
deceased, were granted TO John Il. Smith.
John W. Barber, executor Of Geo. Barber,
deceased, returned inventory of goods and
chaitels aud inventory Of money, and received
order TO sell goods and ehattels and order to
notify creditors.
WIN. A. Hammond aud Charlotte STAINS
bury, administrators W. a. Of Joseph STAINS.
bury, deceased, settled lzi and final account
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Pie Mes. celebration. aud Festivals.


Mountain View Sunday School will hold
ia annual celebration and pic mic in the grove
adjoining the sehoolhouse, on Saturday, Sen.
TENDER 18th, at which pleasant time is ex
peeted. The Buell. Family, of this city, will
be present, and u brass band will further add
to the attractions of the event,
The Marheldsburg Sunday School will hold
festival on Saturday, August 18th, ia the
grove OF David Fowble, near that Mace.
Several speakers will deliver addresses, and
the Westminster Brass Band will also be
present.
The Meadow Branch Union Sunday School
will hold festival this Saturday afternoon
aud night, in the grove adjoining the school.
house
A picnic will be held in the grove at the
Church, at Shaucks Mill, next Saturday, the
2sth.
On Saturday, September 9TH, the Deer
Park Chapel Sunday School will hold pic.
ME Speeches aud music will be among the
attractions
To-day the Ladies' Aid Society OF Union.
town will hold fruit festival at Winters
Church. Rev. j. A. Clutz, Of Baltimore,
will deliver an address.
The Lutheran Sunday School, at Silver Run,
will hold its Annual Celebration in an adjoin.
ing grove on Saturday, Sept, llth. Rev. o.
q. Roth, OF Silver Run, aud other eminent
speakers will be present. The Silver Run
band has been engaged for the occasion.
The SpTingdale Sabbath School will hold
its annual celebration on Saturday, August
2sth 1880, ia grove near the school house
Several prominent speakers will be present.
An ice cream festival will be continued in the
evening at the school house. An all days
meeting will be held on Sunday following ut
the same place. A large delegation of Y.
NJ. c. A. will conduct the meeting on Sunday
afternoon.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE u hereby given thai the sabseri.
~ her has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters OF Admins
iraIion on the Personal Estate Of
ISABELLA G. REAvER,
late Of Carroll county, deeeased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased arc
hereby warmed to exhibit The same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 9th day Of Feb.
raary next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested TO make Immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this sJth day Of
jhly, 1880.
WASHINGTON BEAVER,
aug "a Administrator
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September 9th.
Springfield Institute Rev. Chas. Beach,
principal.
Last Of Unclaimed Matler--A. II. Huber,
postmaster.
Legal Notices.
Registration Notice.
For Sale or Rent-Luther Welsh. Liberty.
Frederick county, Nd.
:, Mortgages Sale of House and Lot in
Myers District-Samuel Cover Mortgage.
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Fresh arrival Of IIaggies, Jaeger Wagons,
&c, Nice assortment at j. lingling, Son a
Co.'S.
The Old Staten Island Dyeing Establish.
ment, Branch Office ITO West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared to do
all kinds Of work in their line with neatness
cheapnoss aud despatch. The superior chars
aeter Of their work enables them to please the
most iastidious, and save TO the frugal many
dollar The attention of the ladies' Of this
Branch Office.
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Inc annual tournament at Freedom took
P'see On thursday, and was grand success
and good weather. sV'' music
the tournament Was double one, two
dhnshn charging at time, and there were
uIed Arches and SIX rings. Twenty.nino
a"'s ny. entered and below are their names
@"u "ues ana the number Of rings taken
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The gross receipts OF the Fair and Festival
held At Union Mills for the henellt Of The
Aoorhead N. y, Sunday School Il about ssI2
The net profits cannot yet be determined,
a. there are several valuable articles on
Band which will be disposed Of on Saturday
evening, Aug. 2sth, at which time ice erea.a'
eonIecsionaries &c. will be served.
Mr.. Vim. X. Ieppo, Of Silver Run, has
purchased a six horse engine for the pprpose
Of running bis grain separator.
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About eighteen members OF the Westmin.
slcF Fishing Club leit here on Tuesday for a
two week camp on the banks Of the Wycom.
leo river, Northumberland county, Virginia.
Yesterday several more members started to
join The camp. Among those who started on
Tuesday were +. J.. lawyer, Samuel Roop,
John Roger, David Bare, William Geiman,
Nelson Gilbert, NJ. S. Laalz, Dr.. VIM, II.
Rippard. Ed. L. Smith, A. NJ. Warner, Geo.
X. Gehr, JohnH keene, Charles Shaffrr and
Isaac A. Miller.
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On Saturday last Mr.. Nimrod Green, aged
about ~ years, was driving one-horse wag
GU loaded with lumber, on the county road be.
tween carrolton and Patapseo, when the
horse became frightened and ran OF Mr.
Green was thrown from the wagon, front
wheel Of which struck him on the left side,
passing over his heart aud obliquely across
bis chest The front wheel turned him into
such position that one of the hind wheels
Of the wagon ran over his back, passing d.
reetly over the kidneys. Mr.. Green was very
much bruised and crushed, the most serious
Of his injuries being internal, but under the
care of DIR. W, X. Fringer, Of this city, he is
improving rapidly.
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POWELI'S
PREPARED CHEMICALS

HNHE best and cheapest Fertifzing Com.
satisfaction in every case when used according
TO directions, or the money refunded, One
trial will convince you that you can save $40
per ton on your Phosphate BY using Powell's
Prepared Chemicals.
Also for sale
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Laying Out and Opening Public
Roads.

No. 1875, in the case OF the petition
Of Newton G. Croft and others. SIS Is
No. 1876. IN the case Of Me petition
Of Samuel A. Laayer and others IA 90
No. 1872, in the case Of the petition
OF John Harrison and othors.... rs so
No, 1886, in the case OF the petition
Of Henry I. Eek and others.,... o 90
No. 1877, in tho case ofthe petition
Of Levi Yingling and others,,... s so
No 1873, in the case Of the petition
ofG. A. McComas and others. IS Is
No. 1919, in the case Of the petition
Of Jesse L. Devilhiss and others aa 90
No. 1i0, in tho case OF the petition
Of John Payne and olhers.,. % 90
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MARRIED.

On the 9Th Of January, 1880, in Baltimore,
at the residence Of the officiating minister,
Rev. r. Wroth, +. NJ. Anderson, OF Carroll
county, and Agnes |. Clay, of Frederick Co.
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County Roads, Small Bridges aud
(lfIgPFfs.
Large Bridges.

Joint Bridge between Carroll and
Frederick counties Carroll Co.'S
half ...."..........,..,............... 50 $40 70
Christian Await, for mason work
for ........................ $50 20
To 4 Iron Bridges, near Finks-
burg, ! near Herings Mill,
at Roops Mil aud near
shriyer's Mill..-..,................ col 90
Christian Await, for mason work
al Finksburg bridge.........e..... CAB 10
Christian Await. for mason work
at Roop's mill, estimaied...... $50 90
Christian Await, for mason work
at Hibherd's factory. ............. 1893 80
Christian Await, for mason work
at Union Bridge and Liuwood
Bridges...................--....... 275 90
Joint Bridge between Carroll and
Howard counties, CARROLL half $50 co
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lvanhoe, Carroll, Springfield and Howard
hed, each having aneed nine rings, and con.
tested further for the honofs. In the first
UT lvanhoe, Springfield aud Howard eaeh
TOOK Two rings, and tied again, whilst Carroll
TOOK but one, aud was entitled TO fourth
honor, that OF GROWING Third Maid Of Honor.
IN the second TIT lvanhoe took three rings,
ana won the honor of grooming the Queen;
Springfield took two aud won the honor OF
browning Third Maid and Howard took one
aud won the honor Of crowning Second Maid
iyanhoe bestowed the Queens crown upon
Miss Fannie Bixler, of Baltimore; Springfield
crowned Miss Jennie Dorsey, Of Howard
county, as First Maid of Honor; Howard
crowned Miss Lizzie Hewitt, Of Carroll coun.
", a. Second Maid of Honor; aud Carroll
crowned Miss Mollie Pearce, OF Carroll conn
", as Third Maid Of Honor.
The Charge to the Knights was delivered
by Geo. NJ rearce, Of this city, and the coro.
nation address was made by Charles Il. Pa
your, Of Sykesyille.
The judges we're DR.. ]. W. Steele, DIR. r.
j. Crawford, Edward Graham, John N. Gore
aud +. |. Wheeler.
Chief Marshal--Jos. W. Berrett. Assist
ants. W. Dorsey, Robert Hewitt, Basil
Beta and Il. NJ. Carr. Heralds-W. L..
Warfield and Hood Waters.
Aiter the tournament dancing was INDUCED
IN TO the straiAs Of a cotillon band from Bal
timore.
The credit ofgetting up and managing the
tournament is due to Charles X. Favour aud
Jos. W. Berret.
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Pure Dissolved Bone,
Ammoniated Bone and
Raueh,s Earfllizors

A full stock in store, on and after August
20th, 1880, at D. \. Buckeyes Agricultural
Warehouse, Westminster, Md
Jesse MYERS, Agent.
Bsly- Orders for an Fertilizers received and
promptly filed ang l4.sw
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AIMS HOUSE.

Statemeat ef he Aims House from ne Isl
day Of July, 1879, 70 he son day 81
jane, 1850, inclasire, Giving s months
Of John Tracy as Stescard, and i
mouths of j. ii KoHer
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Iioons for EIeclion.
Maryland Hospital for Insan.
county Indebtedness.

For interest on County Certif-
Gates outstanding and unpaid,
amounting to the gross sum Of
Sis,S95, for one year............. S29Os 10
For Redemption Of Same.......... 20 90
For interest paid Daniel Bush es.
tate..........,.......,........,.,....... Y 90
For Interest paid Union National
Bank on Ioan.......,.............. 600 90
For interest paid Union National
Bank on oserlrawn.. ...........~. 30 90
For Interest paid Geo. W. Arma-
.eosl.........'................~, 100. "a 90
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The voters Of Eden and vicinity assembled
week, aud organized Hancock and English
club. Samuel A. Lauver, John J. Abbott
and Lewis Green were appointed ehairmen;
Jos. A. Abbott, recording secretary; Chas.
+. Lanver, corresponding secretary; Jesse
Long, Treasurer. Executive Commute, John
Green, Judge Lowe and Daniel Rupp, Amer
some appropriate remarks BY s. A. Lauver,
president, the compact was signed by large
number Of voters. We think the club viii
number over fifty voters in our village. The
club adjourned TO meet August 2bth 1880.
The pic mic near Eden was largely attended
on Saturday last, and all persons expressed
themselves quite tired and highly pleased.
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The official Census Of New York city foots
up ,203, 1923. twenty-five Of the thirty eight
States have less population than New York
city.
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ALSO FOR SALE;
PERUVIAN GUANO !
HIGH GRADE
PURE DISSOLVED BONES,
ACID PHOSPHATE,
VERY RICH
TEsTrMONIALs.

CARRoL1roS, Nh, July 81 1850.
W. WnruocK a CO., Gentlemen ;-Ihave
used your "Yegetatorn for the last twelve
years; have also used several otheTki ! find
yours superior to others, and It has leh my
farm in high state Of fertilization.
Yours Respectfully,
Isaac GRgES, in.
SnyER Res, M, Aug. o, 1850.
W, WnruocE, 4 Co.. Gentlemen II
have used your "Veeciator;" sowcd 100 lbs.
to the acre, which yielded an average Of 80
bushels to the acre. ! also used several other
kinds at the same time aud sowed the same
quantity to the acre which yielded but -
bushels to the acre.
Yours Respectfully,
GEo. +. BAcHNAN.
WEsrNfssrGR, Mn, Aug. 8, 1850.
". WHlreiocg 4 Co., Gentlemen have
used your "Vegetator for the last fifteen
years, aud II has always given good results,
and ] shall continue to use the same hereafter.
Yours Respectfully,
LEwia GnEry.
WEsrNlSsrER, Mn, Aug. ., 1880,
". WHiTRLocg a Co., Gentlemen in the
year 1878 ! sowed u acre lot ia wheat aud
used 800 lbs. OF your "Vegetatori' to the acre,
which, when cut and ihreshed, yielded 1861
bushels Of prime wheat I also sowed auoth.
er lot using 80 lbs, Of the "Vegctator,
which yielded 30 bushels TO the acre.
Yours Respectfully,
THOMAS TrEHR.
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Who says we have no ffiends2 Mr.. Jacob
Roop, Of Woodensbarg, entered our sanctun
on Tuesday last, bearing two Of the largest
egg plants we have ever seen, surmounted by
the returns from Kentucky and Alabama elec.
tons. Also bag Of fne roasting ears, and
then saying the corn would be all the better
with something to Intricate it, he deposited
upon our counter roll of very fine butter,
for all Of which he has our thanks. The
British Admirals dispatch, which heads this
article, and which will be remembered by
some Of our readers, Is not inappropriate here.
From Mr.. John Coyelle, ut Townsend,
Delaware, we received on Tuesday evening
basket Of most luscious peaches. They were
large and in fine condition, and our Delaware
friend has our hearty thanks. II Is rare that
such peaches are seen in Carroll.
Yesterday we received from Mr., p. J. Ben.
nett, Of Denniugs, q watermelon thirty three
inches long, weighing between so and 10 lbs.
II was a sample oftwo or three hundred raised
on the sixteenth Of an acre, and be said il was
a Hancock and English melon. Like Han.
cock and English, L was without blemish.
Mr.. Bennett will accept our thanks for tho
same.
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County commissioners.
81 Do 7O
County Jail.

Peter Woods, Late Sheriff. .......... 81 s66 gs
George n. Fringer, Sheriff. .......... l 400 90
DR.: Leonard Zepp, Physician to
Jail............................- ...... 80 90
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$40 2si "a
snn,lry Attorneys
Orphans, Court.

Adam Shower, Chief Judge. ...... s 27G 90
Isaac c. Bale, Associate. 272 90
Louis p. Slingluif, Associate....... 24g 90
Granville T. Herring, Chief Judge. 256 90
William FriZzell, Associate. ......... 200 90
Melehor +. Algire, Associate.....- $50 90
j. o. Wadlow, Register OF Wills. 20 80 I
Henry Il. Beltz, Late =" So. 90 /
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GENERAL STATEMENT
OF
Co.,
For The Year Ending June 38th, 1880.
Tabular Statement of Amount of
Levy.

I'M + following table viii exhibit The
4 amount Of County Taxes levied thereon
for the year 1890, at 90 cents in the 500
yaluntiont
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY NY
vANDBRFoRD BROS.
nnnNrn OF MAIa inn lr..rnn -.


TERMs.-s2 per year In advance single ooni.s !
oruis NosntacFlpton discontinued until ali arrsa
are paid, unlars at the option of the pubilsher
AbNEkflsINd RATL.s.-Cne square a lines, ain
be- Inserted times or less for 81 aud Is cents or
sutsequent insertion. One square Q mos 81 Nj, 4
mos. 81 Y mos. - business Cards not 81 eecdinS
lines, - per year. When the number of lnseTtin5,s
in not marked Advertisements " III be M
iarhd and charged accordingly. Yearly adyertisers
Eule sud Figure Work double price. nasiness ~
Gals iO ectis Terlinc. Marriages and Deafis
cents per line. ''' ~ o
- AZ oorr'spondcnce with this otioc should bc
So Eaicr6f az n ftsf1llrf U,sai..,s- M a.
,,.opd Cia@ Mdffr. w. ~
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Over the body Of Henry Evans,
Joab Brown, Acting Coroner.
Over the body Of William Sann.
ders, james +. Smith, Coroner
Over the body Of Peter Mctiuire,
John II. kcarney, Coroner. -.
Over the body Of an Unknown Ia.
FAINT, Thos- Joncs, Acting Coro-
htfs.t..-t-s....,s s.-.s..ss-.ss.. .-....-..
James L. Smith, 10 receiving, lnk
ing charge of and l,hfying he
remains Of Jamcs o 'CanDer. 81.
Zimmerman 4 slihlls. for digging
grave case for eolilu, horsc and
wagon, over Stranger ......... ......
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Sixteen Gre companies have accepted invi-
tations to take part in the hreman's parade
here during the Agricultural Fair.