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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Nuestro apreciable colega el Diario
de Ia Marina, orgsno Official de Ia Hsba-
pa, da los siguisntes detalles sobre Ia
nueva empresa de vapores espsfoles
que ha de ponernos desde l. de noviem.
bre on relscion direcss con Venezue-
la, Nueva Grans ts. Jamaica, Msiico,
Santo Domingo y Cuba. Ds estos va
pores serAn consignatarios en- esta capi-
tai los Sres. O. Prats y Comp, Gale de
San Justo.
"Oomo va saben nuestros lectores,
dice el Diario, el St. Marques de Gam.
pc obtuvo sin oposioion aqui nj en- la
Peninsula Ia contrata de vapores.co.
reos espanoles entire las islas de Cuba
= Puerto Rico = en- el G. ,lfo de Mejico y
mar de las Antilias. Por conducto de
entero cre1lto sabemos que se constru-
yen en- Ingiaterra siete vapores magni-
COS, todos iguaies, con spi6Ddidos slo-
jamientos y demas condolences de ven.
ti!aci6n y comodidad, necesarias para
la navegacion de estos mares.
A prevention, por 81 aquellos no es.
tuviesen tarminados para el dia prime
ro ds noviembEe, fecha an que debe
principiar el servlclo, saldra con direc-
ci6n q este puerto en- todo ell presente
mes, el exceleute vapor Manila, que mi.
de $500 toneladas, reconocido va
aprooado para el servicio de correos en-
ire aquel Archipelago y la Peninsula.
A este seguiran dos mas con las mis-.
mas toneladas, gran marcha y comodos
aloiamientos. Con estos tres vspores
SO inaugurara ell servicio 81, como he
mos dlcho, no Sc hallasen listos para la
fecha indicada los qua estAn en- cons
truccion, los cuaies formaran las cuatro
liness siguientes
La l. que partira de este puerto, ha-
ciendo tres expsdiciones mensuales, con
escala en- Nuevitas, Gibars, Baracos,
Puerto Plata, Sinto Domingo, hasta
San Juan de Puerto Rico. Rsgresara
de este lltimo puerto tocando en- Ma
ysg1 a, Ponce, Port-au Prince, Haiti y
Santiago de Cuba hasta la Habana.
La a. saldra de la Haoans, un viaie
mensual, hasts VsFactuz, con escala en-
Pfogreso . la salida y vuelta.
La g. partirs de este puerto, en- viaje
mensual, con escalas en Santiago de Gu
bs hasta Colon, AspinwAll, Kingston,
Jamaica y BarranquiIla, a la ida y
vueIta.
La A. saldra tambien de Ia Habana
con escaIs en Ponce, isla de Puerto
Rico, hasta la Guaira, Vsnezuels, regre-
sando pOr los mlsmos puertos.
Los itineraries estsran arreglados pa
ra que enlscen con las salidas y liega-
das de los vapores correos trasti6ntleos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

FL eurso de- la ensananzs en- una es-
cuela por el m6todo F.05eI comprende
tres amos, desde los tres los seis.
Ea el primero 80 debe cuida1osamen-
to fjar la stancion del nino por medic
de la demonstration material, ooapando
sus manos. So 10 dan cajas qua con-
tienen cubos, sillss, escaleras, cruces,
csmas, messs 4 todo cusnto v6 el nifo
diariamente, y al entregarle los juegos,
subdividos en- parties, para que cons.
truya los objstos, la maestro moraliza
su coraz6n CON tiernas exprssivAs
historietas, con isf.atiles conversacio-
nes scerca de las maravilas de Ia natu.
ralezs = del podsr de Dios. Cada jue-
60 dura media bora, es smeniEado
con ell ejercicio corporal las carrerss
en- el jardiD. Dsspues colocan los tier
nos alumnos las fguritas que han he
oho sobre la mesa oon ell mayor orden
y simetris, desarrollsndo ssl en- So al
ma ell germen de la est6tics.
En- el segundo afo Fro pol entrega
los alumnos csjas, coutenIendo triaugu-
los, cuadrilAteros subdivididos en- par
tes, reglss pie1as, circulos de alam-
bres d., y los ninos contruyen ca
saa, iglesias, palomsres, sirviendo tam
bl9o estas cslas para averiguar Ia rela-
cion que exlste entire la unidad y las
fcaociones, inicisndo & los ninos en- pal
pables cuestlones aritm6ticss.
Ests eiucaciou, dice an escritor es-
psnoI, insuguIads ssi dss 10 los prims-
ros tiempos de Ia vida; el respeto 4 las
necesidsdes originates las atracciones
8 inspiraciones innstas; el desarrollo si-
multaneo dc Ia aotivl1ad fisics inte.
lectual ell comercio en- Ia vida com1n;
la variedsd en- las ocupaciones la COR
Ia durscion de las sesiones de trabsios
= Ia demonstration material, reempla-
zaudo la ensenanZa teorIcs, son las
bases de este sistems que cuenta CON
entusiastss adeptos entire los fl6sofos
las madres de familis.
Preparado ssi el aumno, inventa
cres, y abandonado sus propias inspi-
raciones, combina su el tercer ano los
colores, fernando caprichosos y hermo-
sos trabajos que reveian gusto, cuidado,
coDstancis, hsbllidad y paciencia.
Ea vez de catcdr, como 80 acostum-
bra a1u Gu algunos institutes, los nj.
nos de amos do edad, On un Kinder.
garten alemAn, donde 50 observa On to.
da su pureza ell metodo de FI05eI,
empiezan y apreDden el dibujo por el
picado que da mejor resuItado y ejer.
cita mejor los LIMOS.
Fl tempo de recreo en- el jardin tam.
POGO SO pierde, pues ssi como durante
las construcciones oyen los ninos histo-
rietas Q conversa ,ioDes morales desti.
nadas a ir fernando su coraz6n, tambien
on el jardin las cJnversacIones diarias
sobre bot t,nics 6 historic natural avn.
dan formar su ententimiento con las
nociones de los conocimientos mas me-
cesarios en- la vida.
Asi que nuestras ocupaciones nos 10
permitan, pub icar pensamos con ma.
yor detenimiento los m7jores m6todos
sistemas de ensenanz4 alemanes
suizos, y entonces, con mas calma v es-
tn lilo, daremos conocer ell met )do de
Fro Dol, que con pocos gastos pu iiera
y deblera aplicarss en esta provincial.
ALEXANDRA INFIEsTA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

que mencionamos, sino que comete una
grave falta.
La sob9ranis, como derecho. exeluye
= MEGA cualquiers otro que puiiera
mioorar 8u sloanca. La soberania, CO.
mo hech ,, ocupa un lngsr an ell espa-
clio ests cpmprendiaa en Ia ley fsica
he Ia impenetrsbilidad. Colombia y
Costa Rjcs, pueb'os que estan on el pls-
no goce dc su scberanja, no reconooan
tutores nj prot4ctores. Qlien quiers
serlo oioiossmente, en ell camino SO en-
cueDtra do los atentsdos.
Opuservsm 1s la esperanzs de que los
hombres de Ia Casa B'sncs no haran
10 que Sc pre- sumo. casi pudiera decirse
10 que SO teme. E los quizas no olvi.
dsrsn que muchos gobiernos, on ell afan
de snbir escalon por escslon Las altu-
ras de la srrogsncis, han bsjsdo escal6u
por escaI6a las profundidades de 10
ridioulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Con perfecta conoiencia de haber IA
do repeti1as pruebas de no tener miedo
4 NADIA nj pa lie; couvencido dc que
esta dem lsiado alta honra de caba-
Hero para que alcAucen empanaria los
vapores de la injaria embozsds y CO.
barde 81 Cue este escribe altvam ante
desprecia ciartos insidiosos sueltos y
garetiilas que 80 han publicado aqui,
en- Ponce M4yaguez, 8 invita- 4 sus
men iaces autores que hAblan cIaro
arrostfen con valor la responsabihiad
consguient4 81 por c"sns,iiad han pre-
ten il To aludir d. jose Perez N )rls
en- diehos surltos y gacetlilas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Es completanente f4lso que la can
didaturs de don r .fAel Palacios para
diputado provincial por Arecibo este
apoyada por cl gobierno nj mucho me-
nos. Fl senor Palacios, persona digni-
sima como particular, es un candidate
reformista q quien nuestros correliglo-
narios deben hacer energioa oposicon
en- alu9l distrito. Maestro candidate
por Arecibo es don JuIiAn Sagastibe'za,
al eual todo el que este con nosotros
dabe apoyar sin vacijacions nj mira
mientos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Carolina, don Juan J. de Machicote.
Osguss, don Gabriel Gimenez.
Arecibo, don julian Sagastibelza.
Mayagu z, don jose Antonio Annoni.
Anasco, don Tomas Rsya,
San G. srman, don Eugenio Comss.
Yauco, don Joaquin Bac6.
Ponce, don Ermelindo SaIazar.
Jaaue-Diaz, don OlotiIde Santiago.
Jlncos, don ] >s6 Psrez Morris.
Nagusbo, don Juan R. Carrot y Ro-
nero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04
ISLA DE CUBA.

Hasta ell 20 alcaDEsn las colecciones
de peri6dicos que de la Antilla hernia.
na recibimos por el 1ltimo vapor 90.
rreo:
Con el titulo dc Crinaen Y castig, pu.
blica 10 siguiente nuestro apreciable
colega La Vos de Cuba correspondent.
te al IL del proximo pasado mes do
agosto
EI viernes 40 del mes u|timo fueron
ssesinados en II Seborncal, di,tante
dos leguas de Nueva Paz, d.. Juana
Eurluts Perez, de 35 amos de edad.
y el negro Antonio Garcia, de so snoa'
por el moreno Federico DIVA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Ell ComiiG Central de nuestro parti-
do. de acuerdo CON los locales, ha pro-
clamado candidates. para diputsdos pro-
vincisles los senores que siguep, hom-
bres do representation y srraigo en- sl
oais. q los cusles no dudamos sscarSn
triunfantes nuestros enSrgicos correli-
gionarios
Vega-bsja, don Santiago Echeveste
Ri0~piedrss, don Pablo ub"rri
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

Acaban de celebrarse en- la Cathedral
con toda la solemnidad las honrss f1-
nebres del Marques de M.chicote
q. 9. p. d. J. Asistieron ella los
Excmo. Sres. G)bernador General, y
Srgundo CAbo, y otras autoridades y
muchas seforas y csbslleros psrticuls-
res. La ceremonia dur6 mas de dos
horas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

FL juevas, las ii Y media, hubo una
ira el maestro sastre y un Official de "A
pateria, motin que no tuvo mas conse'
cuencia que uuas c0ntusiones y unos
rasgunos leves dsdos con palo y chave-
IA De zapatero 4 dos o6ciales. Unos
cinco 8 seis muchschos va crecidos 30
h4bian propu sto dar IN escandaio,
no shhemos 81 por sugastiones externas
3 con miras de- inntiizar al msestro pa
ra no trabajar. Lo cierto es que le fue
tirada uua norma de zapatero al sastre,
que un muchacho go abalsuzo sobre 8 /,
d4ndole un palo. y un golpe en- la fren-
te a. Official de zlpatsris que inmedlA-
taments el director y los empleados ba.
jaron y iogfaron apaciguar ell tunulto
sin maltratar 4 nadle; que tres de los
asila los se fugaron durants el desorden
Y s. fueron con hi5mes a la Fortale-
r., h ,hiendo sido cogldos muy en Bro
We WI ,lt0s al establecimiento ql9
juzg ado, qnieu di6 parte de- 10 ocurtl-
40 e director, SO constituyo en- la casa
donda hi inco .do dlligenciaa, y que
hay cinco do los prlnclpa es CAP cl!as
encerrados discipinAIianente hssts Ia
resoluci6n del juez.
Cuaulo tenemos una prensa que pre-
dica Ia iesobe 1iencia y la resistencia a
toda autoridad, 10 az mllagro que has
t. en- al A,ilo de C.rilad los mlsmos
que, vlyiendo de limosna, reciben mejor
trato que ell quo SO dI Gu muchss casas
particua, az, SO rebelen tumultuaria-
mente contra sus suoeriores. Sera ESQ
muy liberal, pero nosotros 10 consldera.
mos como una ingratitui detestable que
merece severe caStigo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04

En- estos dias hemos tenido el gusto
de var pot esta redaccl6n mnchos
distiuguidos amigos nuestros.
Les agradecemos la vista y les de-
seamos toda clase de prosperiisdes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-09-04
CARTA De UN REFORMISTA

Al ExoHo. SR MNIsTRo DE ULTRAMAR
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Taken In.


Uncle Pleasant Batkins, of Richmond,
Va, is sixty aud his wife seventy-two
years old. The other day friend said:
'sUnele Pleasant, why in the mischief did
YOU marry a woman nearly old enough to
be your mother2n And this is the way
he explained it ;-"you see, boy" he re-
Piled with sigh, al was wurkin' for Long
John Freeman in Hanover, when / was
Jest IS, and Susan Ann Russ, old Mrs.
RUSS Oldest daughter, was thirty If she
wur day. At every quiltin' she used to
chuse nae for her partner, and everybody
said it 'peared ike she wur courtin me.
She gimme four pair cotton socks and
heap of things, but still didn't have no
notion of her. Well, one Christmas eve,
| went to the old woman's, aud had hardly
sot down before Sary Ann brought me
some sweet pertato pie, which she knoWed
| was monstrous fond of. While l was
eatin' it | heard the old woman up stairs
a couutiu' silver dollars Now, thar was
no plaster to the sealin, and the up stairs
floor had cracks in it as wide as my finger.
So YOU see could hear the jingle of the
money lust as well as if / had been up
thar myself. When she had counted 906
l drawed up to Sary Ann and popped the
question. In course she said she'd have
me, and the next Thursday We was mar
ried. Now, what do you think l found
out the next day2 Why, that the old
woman didn't have but thirty Mexican
dollars, and that she counted EN- over and
over Jest to fool me. Don't marry for
money, boy, specially for silver dollars"
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Examiners Notice.


TyHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il BY virtue Of a commission issued @ them
BY the County Commissioners OF Carroll
county, TO open public road in said county,
commencing on the N;codemus road, IN the
village of Mechanisville, where the line OF
Nicholas Benson and Rezin F. B. Warehlme
Sntersects said road; then on the bed OF the
old road between said Benson and Warehime
20 the line between Thomas Gorsueh and
Elias A. Gorsnch; then through the land OF
John W. Gorsuch TO the land OF Elias b.
Arnold and John W. Gorsuch; then on or
near the line between Elias b. Arnold and
john W. Gorsuch; then on or near the
line between Elias b. Arnold and VII
liam H. Gorsnch; then on or near the line
between William II. Gorsuch and Martha A.
Griffee across Mergan's run; then on or near
the line between Martha A. Grifee and Lloyd
Pool; then on or near the line between Lloyd
Pool and I.arkin S. BeAnett until il intersects
the Pool road at or near the corner OF the lands
efDennis Buckingham, Larkin S. Bennett and
Lloyd Pool.
All persons whom It may concern are
hereby notified that we Eill meet in Mechan-
icsville, on Saturday, September Sd, 1881, at
9o'elock, A. n, to execute the trust reposed
in us BY the aforesaid commission.
L. A. ]. LAM0TTE,
HANSON T. BARTH0L0W,
JOSHUA BAESMAN,
iuly S0-5t Examiners.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Baltimore County Fair
TIMONIUM,

On y. c. r. W. II miles from Baltimore.
Tuesday, September 6.-Arranging
and judging exhibits, Trials Of speed. Di-
versions.
Wednesday. September Display
Of farm wagons by clubs aud oranges. Trials
Of equestrian skill for ladies and boys. Ex-
citing bicycle races hy American Wheelmsn
from Philadelphia, Washington and Balti-
more. Competition for cornet bands.
Thursday, September S.-Aunual
address by Hon. Samuel j. Randall, Ex-
Speaker L. S. House Of Representatives.
Pablic Sale Of improved stock, implements,
carriages, &c.
Friday, September 9.-Foar races,
including "FFee for All. Tests Of skill IN
horse shOeing.
Admission 25 ceuts. R0und trip tickets
from Baltimore, including admission, 50 cts.
Competition free 10 all Citizens of other
counties arc invited 30 exhibit their stock,
products and wares. For premium lists and
information address
Nm. b. SANDS, See'y,
aug lsSss American Farmer ofice, BALTIC.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Select gtorg.
WHAT IS THE GAIN 2

What is the gain?
If one should run noble race
And at the last, with weary pace,
Win to the goal, and find his years,
A harvest-field of waste and tears,
Ofturmoil, and of buried trust,
Rich with dead hopes and bitter dust,
And strife, and sneer, and bitter pain,
What is the gain?
What is the gain?
When, having reached a sunlit height,
Through barren sweeps of gloomful night,
Hoping to see beyond the crest
Fair land of beauty and Of rest
There lies before, stretched far away,
Unto the confines of the day,
desolate and shadeless plain,
What is the gaine
What is the gain
To sail for months of cold and toll
Across wide seas, where winds recoii
Only to gather strength and roar
louder challenge than before,
And find, when through fogs thick and dun,
The rocky coast at last is won,
No haven from the storm-yexed main,
What is thegain?
What Is the gaing
The race is won, we see the light,
We conquer where the storm-wiRdS fight:
We show the way to those who wait
With faint hearsts by the walls Of fate,
our banners futter in the van
Ofbattles fought for thought and man;
And ignorance and darkness wane;
This is the gain.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Age Rate, Maturity. Age. Rate. Maturity,
Years Years.
Annual dues are Sl.OO per thousand insur

Annual dues are Sl.OO per thousand insur-
ance.
The advantages of this Society over all
other mutual companies are:
/. 1t secures to its members life Insurance
at smaller outlay than any other association
doing business ut the present day.
?. The life endowment secures insurance
at ordinary life rates, with the advantages
that il the Insured shall live to an old age, it
shall then become matured endowment, and
consequently payable.
3. Il is the simplest, the cheapest, and yet
the safest, more eminently just aud apphca-
bic to al classes than any contract of insur-
auee ever before offered TO the public.
1. The Society is purely mutual, thus at
fording insurance at actual cost.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
OF Westminster, Agent for Carroll Co., Md.
Eas- Local Agents wanted in every district
aug 6
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
STATE MUTUAL
BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
OF
CARROLL COUNTY.
INCORPORlTED 1879.
INCORPORATED 1879.

OFFICERS:
JESSE REIFSNInER, President
GRANVILLE 5. HAINES, Vice President
DR. GEO. s. YINGLING, Secretary.
GEO. r. GEHR. Treasurer
CHAS. I. REIFSNIDER, Counselor.
J. G. KELLER, ". D., Medical Director.
Bo,np or TEysrEEs Jesse Reifsaieier,
Treasurer Westminster Savings lnstltatios;
Granville :. Haincs, Presideut First National
Bank of Westminster; Joshua Iingiing, Vice
Presideat First National Bank Of Wcsimia
sser. Philip II. l.. Myers, Farmer; JOha l.,
Reifsaidcr. Presidcni Westminster Gas Light
Company. Andrew " stephan. Hardware
Merchant: Geo r Gehr. Cashier lst Nation
Al Bank OF Westminster; Chas T. Reitsnider.
Attorney si Law. Josiah g. Keller. PsysIciAa.
50 y. Green Street., Baltimore, Nd Geo.
5. Yinrling. ". D.. General Insurance Agent
A PURELY MataAl cSmpanyi NO sioek
N hoiiers 20 absorb pr0siss, and IS ia'ena.
ed TO furnish plan Of llie Insurance So Hs
members AZ reasonable expense, free iyom
the many technical conditions Of most lAie
Insurance Policies. and % furnish a practical
Substitute a. AcfsEl Cesi for ths nosi expen-
sise plans of insurAaee. Iss AHairs are man
aerd by practical bs,siness men, IN The inter
eats uf is members, and arr wei knoEn
throughout the e0anty and state. Call oF
send fos a Circular. EviEE the plans ex-
pease. Sc, Of beeoaains = member,
Address,
DE. GEO. 5. YIS6IING. Sce'y.
ian gau WesisniuSer, Nd
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27

sHrSASaoAH vAt1EY = r. 4 tF'sla leaves Hillsa
staisra. Eaitmufc. hg MAFttus3urs at ~ D. n
'slvndau - Westminster 81. Unteti hrsitse q
Fsc,iestck junction s. Ha<cry1oWn, G. v. Depot
81 an and afriycsas Nastiasburg AZ " E Returning
isavrs Marsinshgrc AZ s a. Harcrssuu. G. y. ncF-ot
) 81 Rlun KIfra a. FrrdcTsck { .. Frcsicrick
Junction 81 IuiNu Erisize q, Westminster ! II
Ciyntisn q huA arrives At FGlina - fenuSylyA
ula Avenue 8 UnioH Depot - and hillen sta
ls9n a; - . a.
A train leaves HIJisn station Rsliimore. Dr Glyu-
don tRelssrrsgoan nj Al - y. Returning Leaves
Nlymtian a.eistEWstuVus fsf hAltiuiusr a. =,
Msrriasfgzrr ENprvss fexvtug Hilhsu -sEt2en Ak
1 al q p wtl si1p Al T1kssyiile and uwingS Aslts
NaFtlrslsasr ExVres Esst uin stop ~ Arltngi1s.
SUNDAY TRAINS
5.s4re Fass VIII leave Tnion Rritze t1s bzltfenfu
an1 lntcsrarsiiasc stations ai sia a N AIS 2 N ans
Westminster a. t5s n. aud ai 2 n. GuioE Nesl
al leave Rsltiuaaru frF Gainu BTtiEr Aad intcr
uas,iia.a Stations a. A. Ha and 2eo p IA ard We>s-
ssiusrcr as IQss A. a aaa - ? "a.
On saturdays Nochaniostown Aecosafso.laiigns
.egrinE Hisiru sE e g. , "a wiN D. rpE through r.
EmuaiGistrg sFriyfag al - p ~. and haae hiss&s
s1lsaHe - i
eiiic % Z, n AFrtvinE ai H'Ec 6tsise itla 2
ca Mnaeays Mrrkzntcs5aan Acc1zia l1tsi2tsli8 ar
rfgirz a. Mliieu Slssiaa ~ sEla N. VII o rnn
f.an tlue Eitirn. }sAesus ttue kslEs a. ~ sAAat
le4FtIe e. Tsaffc'a 5 g and Efl .ttti UrE - a n
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27

in whatever high and honorable station
the future may call them to, not Que of
them will ever be ashamed to hold up the
stump Of the thumb that went through
the straw cutter, and say, 81 was farm
er's boy once myself Middleto,en, Del
Transcript
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27

A lawyer some time since asked judge
to charge the jury "that it was better for
ninety-nine guilty men to escape than one
innocent man to be punished" Eyes;
said the judge, II will give that charge;
but it is the opinion of the court that the
ninety-nine guilty men have already es-
capped"
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27

The Persian King Cambysas caused
one of his judges, who had allowed his de-
eision in a certain case to be Influenced
by bribe, to be hayed alive and his skin
used as a covering for the seat of his sen,
who was to succeed him in office.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
FOR SALE.

A beautifully located Farm and Country
n Residence. of 1903 ACRES, situated
about one and half miles southeast of Union
town. and two miles northeast of New Wind
sor. Fine fruit, shade and water.
AnnIv 10 |. S. WEAVER,
at the Depot, Westminster, Nd.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27

ENMITTSBURG RAILROAD.

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The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Springfield Female Institute.

RTSHIS Boarding and Day School will re-
Il open the First Monday in September.
Location desirable in many respects. Situa-
stion high and healthy. Advantages for stady
peculiarly good, conscientious and interested
attention being given to each pupil.
Terms moderate. Early application desir-
able. For further particulars address
MISSES BEACH,
iuly 23-tf Sykesville, Carroll Co., Md.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
AND CHEAP

Y have built Store Room next door to my
old stand, Bowers Hall, and my stock
consisting of full line of good fresh GRO
CERES AND PROVISIONS, comprising
all kinds of Salt Meats cut to suit, Salt Fish,
Coffee, Sugar, Syrups, Spices, Chip Beet,
Bologna Sausage, Flour, Corn and Buckwheat
Meal, and all articles generally kept in good
Grocery and Provision Store, all of which will
be sold low, delivered to any part of the town.
With long experience and by strict attention
to business, solicit liberal share of the
public patronage. -
june IA j. II. BOWEhS.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Commissioners Notice.

TNHE County Commissioners of Carroll
l. county, will meet at their Office in West
minister, on the FIRST MONDAY Of SEPTEMBER,
1881, for the transaction of business.
BY order, JOSEPH A. WAESCHE.
aug G Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1881-08-27
Sunday School Celebration.

UyHE annual celebration Of St. Johns
G,eister'sl Union Sunday School will be
held in the Grove, near the Church, one mile
south of Mexico, on SATURDAY, SEPT. 3rd,
1881. Rev. H. w. Kuhns and other speak.
crs will be present. Ice Cream, Cake and
Confectionery viii be supplied and sold for
the benefit of the School. A Band Of Music
apv ls 4 THE COMMITTEE.