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u. PAYNE BUTLER. Attorney, TowsOntown.
ORDER NIsI.


III ds n"fisr cf fLc saie by Hssry O. Haichis.. ~.
TrsasHrer cj Baifimore e"aR,y, and The Coiiee-
tor cf State and County Ta<e. Jor said county.
for no.- -I'aymenf Of toSs. .f iand a..s.ssd "a
LrTHER w. REYNOLDS. Sd Di.trici. for
the ysar ls7g-ia tie CireHf Court for Baiii-
nfope county.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baiti.
more county, this 26th day Of January, A. u.
lssl, that the sale made aud reported BY Henry
c. Hutchins, the Treasurer q. baltimore county,
aud the Collector Of he State and county taxes
for said county. in the above entitled matter, of
that portion Of tho land assessed TO Luther NJ.
Reynolds. in the Sd district Of said county, aud
laid OF and surveyed under the direction Of said
Treasurer and Collector, be ratified and confirm.
cd. unless cause 10 the contrary be shown. on or
before the 2lst day Of FsLr-ary, A. u. 1881. pro-
vided . copy Of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed aud published in Towsontown.
Baltimore county, once in each Of three success
sive weeks before the said 2lst day Of February.
A. ID. 1881. The report and exhibits show that
the property was sold for taxes due for the year
1879. to the County Commissioners Of Baltimore
county for sixty y-nine dollars, cash.
GEO. YELLOTT.
Feb. 5.-3tl wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
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4 T. y u,
A SNUG LITTLE FARM OF

4 T. y u,
A SNUG LITTLE FARM OF ~.
- 30 OR iO.AcRES, Zs
E.l adjoining the lands of Col. Adrcon.
Wm. L. Hooper. Charles IIorner and Others. Thi.
property is well adapted TO grass. grain. vcgcta
blcs and fruit, aud Is well watercd. The i'm
provsnients consist Of \ DWELLING, BARN
aud other outbuildings; also. n young Orchard oi
Apples and Pears. Title indisputabie. IT no,
cold before the day Of sale 1t will be offered ai
public auction on that day. Terms made known
at sale GEORGE I. a C. GERMAN.
THOMAS GORsUCII. Clerk.
Erh. h-fs.
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Pulmona.-A grand remedy for Coughs,
Throat and Lung diseases. Sold by druggists
and the proprietor, A. Il. MrrrEE,
l22 W. Fayette street, Baltimore, Nd.
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JOHN GRAs0N, Attorney, TowsOntown.
ORDER NIsI.

SVhN uhacVN, Auorneys E0Wtontown.
ORDER NIsI.
IL tks aansr Of The saie By Hsnry Q. HHiehin, ike
Treasurer c( BaifiRore Couaiy, aad fAe Csiise-
tor cf State and CoaHiy Ta<es for said coaHiy,
for soa- -paynssf Of faTss Of land a.s..esed 20
JACOB GRAFFLIN. Sd district, for the year
ls59-ia the C;reHif csHrfJsr Baifinore eosHfy.
ORDERED, by the Circuit Court for Baiti-
more county. this third day Of February, A. d.
1881. that the sale made and reported BY Henry
c. liutehins, the Treasurer Of Baltimore county,
and the Collector Of the State and county taxes
for said county. In the above entitled matter. Of
that portion Of the land assessed 10 Jacob Graain,
In the I'd district Of said county, and laid OF aud
surveyed under the direction Of said Treasurer
and Collector. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 20 the contrary be shown. on or before the
aIa day cf February. A. %. 1881, provided . copy
Of this order be asserted In some newspaper print
ell and Published In Towsontown, Baltimore eoun-
~, once In each of three successive weeks bcforc
the said 2lst day Of February. A. d. 1891. The
report aud exhibits show that the property was
sold for taxes due for the year 1879, 10 the coun
~ Commissioners of baltimore county for forty
dollars, cash. RICHARD GRAsON.
FEB. 5.-st.l wM. N. ISAAC, Clerk.
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Attorneys, IowsOntown, Md.
TRUsrEEs' SALE
VERY VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY AND
BUILDING LOTS. -.
- SITUATED IN TOwSONTOwN, s
.Z BELONGING To THE ESTATE OPT
THE LATE BENJAMIN n. PAYNE.
BY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county passed on January Iith, 1881,
in cause in which Emma =. Maddox and Ben
jamin 7. Maddox are eomplainanis and William
I. Payne and others are respondents, the under
signed. the Trustees, named in said decree, will
offer at public sale. at the Court House door. Tow
sontown. on
Tuesday. The frst day Of March, 4. u. 1851,
at IL o'clock NJ,
ALL THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY con-
SISTlNG OF TWENTY. FIVE ACRES OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS,
situate on the eastern side OF Towsontown, and
lying between the Ilicn and Joppa roads. being
part Of the landed estate of the late Benjamin n.
Payne.
IL is admirably adapted for BUILDING LOTS,
and an extension cfthe pre'en, avenues Of town
will intcrsect IL advantageously. The only i'm
proven, Mt thereon Il n comfortable
TENANT HOUSE.
The land for gardening, trucking or nursery pur-
poses would be valuable, it IL cleared and Ia -
good state Of cultivation.
This property will be offered for sale in one
tract.
TERMS OF SALE ARE-Onc third cash on
the ratification OF sale, onc.third in six months
and one third in twelve months from the day of
sale. The credit payments TO bear interest from
the day Of sale aud to be secured to the satisfac
tion Of the Trustees, or all cash ut the option Of
the purchaser.
a cash deposit Of $3.50 vii: be required from the
purchaser on the day of sale.
Sse'- Persons desiring To purchase are invited
to examine the property and can obtain every
information in relation thereto from the Trustees
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE
BENJAMIN =. BUTLER, r
e. BONN SLiNGLuFF,
:. PARKER B0SLEY.
GEORGE l.. ST0ckSDALE, AuetioLecr.
Feb. lis
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The undersigned aud numerous others cheer
fully recomHc end the above:
Rev. A. T.. Gibson, ". D., Rev. d. II. Carroll
Rev. WIN. 5. Edwards, ID. D.. Rev. > J. q. Web
ster, Rev. Job A. Price. Rev. wm. NJ. Osborn
Rev. J. II. N. Lennon. Rev. :. A. Wilson. Rev
X. W. Black. Rev. A. :. Hank. Rev. l.. d. Her
ring. Rev. T.. W. Crowley. Rev. ID. Henderson
ali Of baltimore, Nd.
Rev. A. Foster and Rev. George Y. Lecch. u
Washington, u. e.
Rev. James Gamble, Hagcrstowp, Nd.
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PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY nv
q. r. q n D Z n 5 o q,

DEALER Is
FLOUR, FEED OF ALL KINDS, FERTILi.
ZERs, SEEDS. PRODUCE, &c.,
l3S North Front St., baltimore.
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c"rresp"adsscs Baiiisaors CsuAiy Ca;oH.
ANARCHY.

Near. Editors You recently gave n some
wha; tinid notification through your columns Of
the appearance In this country of paper called
The iHdTchisi. and Immediately sent Tor n copy
to zee how the anachism, communion, socialism
or nihilism. of which We have 80 long been read
ing dark stories in the old world. really looked Ia
this bright land of freedom. A little pamphlet uI
twcniy-iour pages, with black cover. decorated
with red letters. cnblcmaticsl of death and blood.
duly camc to hand, cmbodying in the main eleven
welwritten leading articles aud six letters FROM
correspondents, mostly in Europe. As they pro
fees desire 60 give TO every honest opinion. I
have taken the liberty TO address them an open
letter. which, II you think proper, can appear
through the medium Of your columns. II not,
please rcmaii Il to the Immediately.
Respectfully, y. u. l..
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The desirable DWELLING, located on nosiey
avenue. near Joppa road. The house is Of briei.
two stories, finished basement Lot 20 by $50 feet.
Some fruit. Pamp. House lately painted inside.
Apply TO JULIUS RuDIGRR, Towson,ewn, or AZ
Union Office. fManrh ~ ar
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Law once OF Oregon K. Benson, 63 West
fayette ST., baltimore.
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EARM FOR RENT ON SHARES

The farm on which now reside. about miles
from Cockcysyiilc, contains about go Acres -
ef arabic land. IN good state of Guilty. alton ~
No one need apply without sufficient mean. 10
properly conduct IL, aud with ptionable ref
ersnces. Possession given Immediately.
THOMAS u. MATTHEWS.
Jan. .2g-2l
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7saaaaa
MARRIAGES.

wHEELER-cHALK.-on Thursday, January
20th, lssl, BY the Rev. G. d. Smith, Joseph :.
Wheeler and Miss Ida N. Chalk, both of this
county.
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SALE l.I
A Sinnll, Well Located Farm n.
e.T IN TmE -
IL 18TH ELECTION DISTRICT OF
BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Baltimore county passed in u cause wherein viii
liam I. Randle, AdminiItratcr, Ct al, were COM
plainants aud Emanuel Randls ct al, were de-
PENDANTS. the undersigned, Trustee named in said
decree. will sell at public auction. the premises
Monday. February 2SfA, 1851.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
ALL THAT FARM OR TRACT OF LAND
Of which Richard Randle died seized. containing
% ACRES or LAND. MORE OR LESS,
situated in the 18th election district Of Baltimore
county, about 100 yards FROM the Sulphur Spring
Station. ON the u. 4 Z. Railroad ani adjoining
the lands of Thomas n. handle, Edward Ring
and others. fmproved by a two.story
FRAME DWELLING.
TERMS OF SALE ~ cash, balance In and
L. months from the day of inai ratification, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser; credit pay
ncbts to bear interest and 10 bc secured TO the
satisfaction Of the Trustee.
re- A deposit Of $500 will be required on
the day oI sale. OREGON u. BENSON.
Trustee.
STORM 4 RIsTEAU, Auctioneers.
Feb. 5.-ts.
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rhon TnE PASTOR OF HARTFORD AVE-, y. Y. CHURCH.
BALTIMORE, January 5. lss0.
M. 4. X. Menee-Dear sir I have used the
PrLxoSA in my family for severe bronchial trou-
bic with decidedly beneficial results.
Respectfuily, J. J.. q. WEBSTER.
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NEW LAW BOOK,
IN "MARYLAND EQUITY"
ONLY A FEW COPIES LEFT. Price $500.
BkNJ. @. BARROLL,
Sept les--tf) Ballimore, Nd.
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THAT COUGH.

Take WILLIS COMPOUND CHERRY EN-
PEcToRANT, the beat Cough Medicine in use.
IS cents per bottle.
Also. use WILLIS EMBR0cATIoN for frost
bitten feet. IS cents.
For sale by X. WILLIS. Apothecary.
Jan. l5.-3m. TowsontoWn Nd
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EOR SALE.
WANTED.

WANTED.
By the first Of March, TWO GOOD FARM
HANDS, one married and capable Of managing =
team. Must be sober, bonest aud industrious,
and be well Recommended. Apply 10
GEORGE n. NERRYMAN,
Daany's Valley Pike, miles from TOwsontown.
Jan. 2e.--St.
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c. Bohn Slingiuff and John !. Yeiiott,
Trustees, TowsontOwn.
rIyRUSTEES' SALE
Farm I'm the Sixth District <3e
IL BALTIMORE COUNTY. -

E BALTIMORE COUNTY. -
by virtue Of an order and decree passed by the
Circuit Court for Baltimore county on tho 18th
day of October, lSsO, in the Equity cause Of
August Ohle ys. Stephen q. Iioshall and others,
the undersigned. the Trustees in said decree
named win offer at public sale at the Court House
door In Towsontown, at
!? o'clock NJ.
Monday ks .h doy Of February, 1881,
ALL THOSE TWO TRACTS or PARCELS
Of land, which arc particularly described in q
deed Of Mortgage from Stephen q. Iloshail and
wife 20 August 0hle, bearing date June 9TH, 1879,
aud recorded among the Mortgage Land Records
Of Baltimore county In Liber J. B., No. 50, folio
sos, &C., Go which Mortgage reference IL hereby
made for . particular description Of the property
10 be sold aud title thereto the said two parcels of
land containing In the aggregate.
26s ACRES AND l53 SQUARE PERCIIHS OF
LAND, MORE OR LESS.
The land Is Of good quality. in y fair state Of
cultivation. with plenty Of water and TIMBER.
II l. In a good neighborhood, on the public road
leading from Middetown 10 Beckieysvillo aud
about six miles from Parkton Station on the ".
c. II. H., and the same property occupied By
Stephen u. uoshall 20 the time Of his death. and
now occupied by his family.
There b some fruit ON the place and u Is im-
DWELLING HOUSE. BARN. sTABLING
and other outbuildings.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE One. half Cash,
aud balance with interest, nine m0nths from day
OF sale.
es- deposit Of 5000 will be required at the
time Of sale. and the balance Of the cash payment
on the ratification Of the sale.
The title 10 the property is fee simple and wiil
be sold free from cncumbranecs, and taxes paid
10 day Of sale.
C. BONN sLINGLUPf. r.,.
JOHN /. YELLOTT, i'"s'
JAMES W. 0wINGS, Auetioneer.
Ian. l5.-ts
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A CARD.

We shall eensinae In sh. COAL AND wO0D
business, selling the various kinds Of each at the
lowest market prices.
Jan. s.-Sm.l ". A. eHRALRY A SON.
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SALE

Charles Herzog, Solicitor, No. 81 Lexington
Street, baltimore.
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Nicholas Charles Burke, B. Payne Butler,
G. Bohn Slinglun. 8. Parker Bosiey,
Attorneys. Towsontown, Md.
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VALUABLE HORTICULTURAL FARM WITH
PLANTS AND FLOW ERS, AND A IL
- COMPLETE OUTFIT OF GARDEN. -
Ea ING AND FARMING UTEN-
sILS, SITUATE IN BALTIMORE COUNTY,
NEAR WILKINS AVENUE, ABOUT
THREE MILES BEYOND THE LIMITS OF
BALTIMORE CITY.
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NICHOLAS W. SMITH, Auc,ioneer.
Y ATTItACTIvE SALE

IA VALUABLE HORSES,
0$A cows. HOGS. WAGONS AND KffH
NxzA CARRIAGES. FARMING I2k=
IMPLEMENTS. HOUSEHOLD AND kfTCHEN
FURNITURE AND STORE GOODS
AND FIXTURES.
ALSO. A PAYING STAGE ROC1E,
Ar LAVENDER HILL. IARfORD ROAD.
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BOyd's station Items.

Another shoemaker's sign hung out.
Our oyster saloon closed up to-day.
Some of our farmers have their plows
agoing.
Our friend William Hobbs brought his
bride home on Thursday last.
What are you going to do for a job this
Spring, "M"S Lost your Government con.
tract, haven't you?
"Tatter" thanks his unknown friend for
the beautiful chrome of "The No. Mule"
so kindly sent few days ago.
John Bennett, found guilty of stealing
chickens last week, was sentenced three
months to the House of Correction, by Jus.
tice Thompson, Of Clarksburg.
Since our last Mr.. Ed. f. McAtee has put
his new steam saw-mill in operation. Ed
has an entire new mill, and in place of the
old upright saw he now has double circu-
lar, or gang, and is doing some very nice
work.
Already candidates begin to appear for
the Fall election. Now we would like TO
furnish sheriff; we know of gentleman
who wants that office and will soon an
nounce himself candidate. Clarksburg
has candidate also for the same office, but
we intend to work for our own, SO look out,
Clarksburg, or you will be defeated by
Boyd's.
Mr.. Editor, what's the matter with your
other correspondence seems to be "muss"
all around; hope they didn't catch it from
Boyd's Stn, March Is TATTLKR.
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Unity Items.

| There have been several transactions in
real estate which have not noted. James
Harvey, Esq, of the firm of Colliflower &
Harvey, purchased the Coomes property
situated in Unity-price, $500. Dr. Dwyer,
our enterprising and efficient dentist, pur-
chased of Miss L. A. B. Worthington 81 acres
of woodland, adjoining his former purchase,
and all suburban to Unity-prce, $45 per
acre.
Mr.. Frank Griffith lost very valuable
young horse since the death Of "Old Hal :"
disease-as diagnosed by an eminent veteri-
nary surgeon--pleurlsy
Mr.. z. Monkey has peen doing considera-
BILE business in this vicinity in the way of
selling and trading horses.
Mr.. F. NJ. Price, E. Riggs, of s., Conrad
Roger and other farmers on our western le-
serve are lining considerably this year. BY
the way, Mr.. +. Riggs, of s., is a most ex-
celent farmer and if his health permits is
destined to have one Of the finest farms in
this rapidly improving region.
Mr.. Jno. House, formerly of your section
of the county, is now resident amongst us,
attending to things agricultural for r.. H.
Lansdale, Esq
The old village friends and neighbors
heard with regret the death of Mrs. Margaret
Coomes last week, at Gaithersburg, at the
residence of her son, VIM. H. Coomes. Her
memory is cherished here as that of plain
kind-hearted old lady, and your correspond
ent can testify to her motherly benevolence
from the fact that many a time she has re-
called his boyish palate with Incompatible
"tangle- May her ashes repose
quietly in the tomb and her spirit bask in
the radiance of angelic light.
The Editor of the ADVOCATE was errone-
ously informed about there being multi
tudinous throng of office-seekers in the
neighborhood of Unity Your correspond
ent is toIerdbly well posted on that subject
and he is advised of only one, save present
worthy incumbent and that one just now
informed me that he proposes TO push the
canvass for the sherffalty with all the vim
known to his old bones.
Your correspondent would say to Daisy"
that his appreciation of Gaithersburg is and
always has been of the most I'D dltitudi7eem
character, fully recognizing the gst of that
article some years since by most polished
writer, that il was the centre of the universe,
etc. We only claimed good shaft for the
sheriffalty, not disputing for moment that
even lignum Vita grew around cosmopolitan
Gaithersburg We unanimously supported
the sturdy young hickory and the umbra-
geous old willow Of whom "Daisy" speaks,
and would ask of her to see to it that these
gentlemen take goodly dose of tincture
manufactured by that eminent physician,
DIR. Henry Sommers, and labeled "Reciproc-
ity."
RIP VAN WNKLE.
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March 14th, 1881.
Gaithersburg Items.

Mrs. Margaret A. Coomes, mother of Mr.
VIM. M. Coomes Of our village, died on the
eighth of this month, in the roth year of
her age. She had been living with her son
for two years. She was buried in the South
ern Methodist Church cemetery on Thurs
day evening, the 10th, at 3 o'clock, p NJ.
Rev. e. b. Prettyman OBLIGATED.
There has been more sickness in our COM
munity this winter than has been known for
several winters.
We very much regret to part with Miss
Annie Myers, first assistant teacher of our
school, who left yesterday. Miss A. carries
with her to her home the kind wishes of all
the scholars and every one who knew her,
and hope she will return again in the fall
Mr.. Amiss intends to continue his school,
if the patrons will give him an amount su
ficient to justify him to continue.
There was large meeting of the patrons
and persons interested in the school at the
school house yesterday to endeavor to locate
a site for a school house The meeting was
organized by calling j. T. Fulks to the chair
and G. W. Thompson secretary A number
of lots were examined by committee ap-
pointed at previous meeting and reported,
the merits and dement's of each were dis
cussed and voted upon. The majority Of
the votes were cast in favor Of lot between
the two Methodist Churches belonging to
J. Il. Fulks. A committee consisting of H.
G. Ward, G. w. Crawford and r. j. Owen
was appointed to prepare apetition and have
II signed by the patrons and lay il before the
School Commissioners. We are very much
in need of large school house here, as it is
the largest school in the county.
The Hotel Company yesterday had their
lot surveyed and IL contains three and Il half
acres. 1t is situated on the avenue leading
from the railroad to the old school house
1t was purchased Of our philosophical citi-
zen, Mr.. DeSelum, and the work will be-
gin now in few days.
Take care, Rockville, our hotel will 20 up
yet before your Town Hall Your people
had better put the prices Of their lots down
and your town will grow as fast as ours
The lot for the new Episcopal church was
also surveyed; IL will be on the same ave-
nue. as the hotel. understand the lot was
given by Mr. DeSellum. The church will
be built during the spring.
Two new dwellings will be built during
next month in front of the carriage factory.
Our Town Commissioners will pave our
principal street during the coming summer.
Mr.. VIM. J. Cooke has rented the carriage
factory to G. II. Hogan, the present manager
Of the blacksmith shop. We wish him sue.
cess. OTHA
March 10Th, 1881
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The Dead Alive.-Last week we pub.
lished an account of the lynching, in Colo
RADIO, of Frank Wright, Esq, promising
young lawyer Of Washington, d. G. Since
then the case has materially changed and
we are happy TO state that the young gentle
man is safe aud well in Silver City, New
Mexico. The news, however, sent East to
his relatives, and coming as it did, from
supposed reliable source. left his friends lit
tie hope of the possibility of error, and the
family mourned their son and brother as
lost. On Tuesday of this week, Mr.. Isaac
Wright, of Westminster, and father of the
absent one, received the following dispatch /:
SILVER CRY, N. NJ, March IA, 1881
Isaac Wright, Westminster, Md.
have read TO my horror an account of
my death which was published in the New
York Herald Arrived here after perilous
adventure FRANK.
The joy felt and manifested by the rela-
tives upon the receipt of the above, after
months of agonizing suspense, can DO better
imagined than described We congratu-
late the friends of Frank in this county upon
the happy denouement of this once serious
looking case.
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Potomac Items.

Some spring-like weather, and occasional
sprinkling.
Mr.. Sylvester Jones lost fine horse last
Friday by epizootic.
s.Dr, Gray Smith has been appointed resi-.
dent physician at the Presbyterian hospital,
152 Penn. avenue, Baltimore, for the treat
ment of disease of the throat DIR. Smith
leaves with the regrets of the entire commu-
nifty as he had made many friends while re-
siding here, In his practice he had won the
confidence Of sll by his skill, promptpess
and kindness. lie has the best wishes for
his future success in his future home.
The Potamac Shooting Club met last
Saturday and had match among them.
selves. The shooting was not so good as on
former occasions, owing TO the club being
out of practice. Messrs. Offutt, Perry and
Fawcett only missing two balls each and
did the best shooting. The club will meet
again Saturday 26th, at 2 o'clock, p. N.
The members are requested to be prompt,
and the public are invited, especially the
ladies'.
Work on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
continues, and number Of extra hands and
mechanics being employed 10 push the work
ahead. The knowing ones say that the
canal will be In better condition than before,
and that everything will be ready by the
Goth instant Bot alas no pay yet.
We have had no cases of smallpox,
cholera, elopements or locusts this winter,
but winter Yes very conspicuous, especially
for SHOWS and blizzard. Hope summer will
be more congenial.
We paid visit TO Great Falls last Satur.
day. Ice is piled in places between the Falls
Branch and the Falls To great thickness
II another freshet does not occur ice will be
convenient for those who enjoy piscatorial
sports, particularly for claret punches, &c,
but boys, after May list, you will have 10
bring these indispensables with you, as moth
ing pf the sort will be sold there, river
water, pop ana cbills esceptedj but you
will always ind our genial host, Mr.. Car.
roll, Of the CrOmelin, ready to give you a
hearty welcome His table Is always sup
piled with such as fresh shad, bass and all
that is necessary 10 suit the appetite Of an
epicuIe MI. daErc.t will also furnish you
with fishing tackle, &c, and give you in
structions about hauling out the big bass
He is one the most successful fishermen on
the Potomac, and always kind, obliging and
in a good humos, NJ
March 18th. 1881.
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POOlesviIle Items.

Another heavy rain stor IN accompanied
with high winds on the 9th, which raised
the streams and caused some damage 10
fencing.
Mr.. Grason Dade, in crossing Buck Lodge,
on the above named evening, had narrow
escape from drowning.
Mr.. Richard Stallings, ST., is very i'll with
pneumonia.
The time h as come for the teachers to give
an evidence of their generosity to the rising
generation in continuing their schools to
the end Of the Spring term.
Farmers are anxious TO begin their Spring
blowing, so they can get lime on before the
crops are too far advanced. A large guam
tity of lime will be used this Spring, and
our farms in few years will compare favor
ably in productiveness with those of any
other part of this county.
March IS, 1881. f..