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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

RICHMOND MARKET, Oc!r. l3-The market
ID comparatively quiet and prices generally
stiff. Whoat in fair receipts with GALES of white
at l62.loS for good 10 choice; Lancaster 1854
leo. for prime and seed; niIed l43sl66 and
Fultz l3Osl56. Sales Of prime old white Corn
At II and good at 7J,75; prime mixed Is and
good new 81 TO- Nothing doing in bye o. Oats
and quotations nominal.
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90 TO j. ?. AgaeH & Go. for ohesp, season.
ed woCd-tlne, Oak and Hickory. octlO.eo
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iiS Blair B.etterS.

= - w>tki ego two letters purpor,in to
hAs: b: 90 written hy Flank s. Blair. Mahoa
c 'o4idaie io: At!e'o'y General. wero furnished
to Hon. George D. Wise. member Of Congress,
hy Y. l. Wilson. These contain d,usgil g
nIip1en,s. and are being used ia The present
c.iopa G 10 show Biai:s c,GtcNp l for Degrees,
> c. B'sir i>n;d TIA au horship OF tho letters,
ed 20 day the Ri,hmoGd Whig publishes let.
efs purpo!iius To- BIZ from Wilson, 10 which he
,ai' !Sa" sEu letters were io:g!rle!; thas they
@set o''g!Ga y sIi:ten y sous uns "a Sair %,
Va. waust 81 m he will dlVu'g., sui thea
Kl3to u hii; tha: sIbs, qlenlly @bil, iufoXi-
r,isd. the ie.:trs wuse txlracsed from bis D ;cx.
I'll aad c"pe'i inst he was thsu induced 10 ,ske
,te s,Gnd h. ui1 aod saGd ls heu upva Blair.
About Ii mis- ~: bis sub.erfa2c as VIC sver
read.
Pc: o1rlfa, tie Dlspsloa publishes the STAG
meet fseValal g,ntlcmeu il Fi5oss,l. 10 the
effect that H. ii. Riddlebti e aud other prom.
iocnt rcai iuhers uader les Hcious of Malone,
obtained possession f WILSON II that plsoa,
made him "heasr!y dIurk," and then u1d.r
promise CT $500 la o,sh and !an satno AMOUNT
10 GO ds!s by draft on Wm. Mahone, iodussd
hlm TO SGD statement prepared by Riddle.
berger. 10 tho 4 Q: that The ls,ters we're fer.
geIie5 supple meotsd by .ha og;eeGoat that b.,
Wilson, should g, 70 Colorado aod rsnsin ,hsro
ud'i Rdil: batssr w0s IN ,da Sersas;t Mt Arms
OF ;tn S:u'!c, Whea no would Rivs Wi.uu
eoino appointment usder him.
fh5 IS The s.,tetneus made by Wilson subs,
Goc mig u his reported &c :ufcf soa" snd icter-
Vi24| "Eh Hidilebrrsrr and Others, aud il
n;obsb;y the correcs version.
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faothers! mothers nothers1,,

6sotacrs! mOthers!l MOthets!!!
Ara ,You disturbed at nigh. aud broken o: your
rs5t by sick child suffering and crying win
TIC exc:ucis. !nc pain of cutting teaih? II 60,
gos: ones and get = bottle Of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SGoIHi Nt SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sulersf neutrality-suspicious. upon j.
there is Ii" IL ',tske about il. There :s not
mother on oar . who has ever used it who will
moi tel! you a! once the. it will 1egu.ale the bow
els. and give tst to The mother, and relief and
health 20 the Goilo, operating like insgic, 1t il
psrleciy ssie 20 use III all Gases, and pleasant to
tue taste, aud ID the prescription of one of the
Oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
The United Sttses. Sold everywhere. 25 cents
bottle. mh2l
"WINE OF CARDUl" makes rosy
cheeks and clear comple1ions.
For sals OF +. s. Lea bea ar i Bro.
90 TO j. ?. AgaeH & Co. for ohesp, season.
ed woCd-tlne, Oak and Hickory, octlO.eo
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"WINE OF CARDUIn m.

cheeks and clear compilations.
For sals OF h. s. Lea bea, ar 4 Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-10-14

LYNCHBuRa MARKET. Oct. l3.-The market
Is without material change since last report
Flour continues in limited supply at former quo.
ta!ione, being S5as 50 for fine 10 fancy family
brsads. Wheat esill in demand at lS5,l45 and
ITO as 10 quality. Coru steady with light 70.
celp!s and quotations from e0.a5. Oat, nomi.
nslly at a5a6O, and Rse 90a9b The Tobacco
market is very quiet. receipts being hight aud
prices tor the mott cart being unchanged. The
lfost ID represented IS having done great dansse
to tho crop and This impaired moro animation 70
the market thsn it probably would h.vs other.
wise possessed.
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FhEDERIcksBuRa MARKET. October l3.-The
market ID fhi.ly active. Flour ia in moderate
demand and the quotations are from S4 75a8 so
as TO brand. wheat less firm and quotations
lower. being lS7a146 for Fuliz and l40,l6O for
Lancaster. Corn Ia lower and quoted 8! 70a73.
Bye nominslly 90s95 and Oats 95,5O.
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Lancaster. Corn ia lower and quoted St T0a73.
Bye nominally 90s95 and Oats 45,5O.
BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKEr-
Sugers-Tho market for raw Sugars in New
York continues fIm and fair 10 good refining /.
quoted At sssetc, and centrifugal 1t st.9 per 10.
For refined Sugars the Market is quit with
prices about SO follows: Cut loaf l0;c; crushed
lC5. and yellows 8 TO 81.
Cotfee-Stcck in fret hands to-day 1880 baas.
Total stock in the United States go, 225 bags,
The mTket continues very dull. ard tho fealing
ia weak, with tendency TO lower prices. We
quote nomlually for invoices as follows: Ordi.
hsry &c; low fair TO- fair IL good Iii. and prime
l2slf3, the outside prices being for new crop,
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. October, a.
beeves-The Gales show no important change
IN the msrket. The dressed beef market wss
moderately active and native aides cold q! n.
brought 54a7c per 10.
Sheep and Lembs-Highes figures prevailed
TOR good stock, but the comuouer grades show
little or no i'm orovenents Transactions we,o
al Stsssc, per ID, for Sheep, and 5tA7so par 10
Tor common to choice Lsmbs
Hogs-All the Hcgs offered alive were Al good
Pr ,es' including prime lots at ST cot per lUO
lbs and rough 60 at Sc Otl.
BALTIAoEE CATTLE MARKET c.. lS.-Beei
es:!le-1he New York market for the heat
grades, euch as our Though stock, was t, higher
ihsn last week. aud yesterday the market Tor
such Was quite Grn.
sheep ard Lsmbs-Prices of Sheep 3,.4l.
Lsmos 43sG and quito dull; supply coast 10 tho
demand. ~ '''
Eoss-1hs market is AieaGy q. The priccs
ruling on Monday 7is0Ic, the latter pric, for
few extra Ecga.
9EokGETowE CATTLE MARKET. Get 49,
Caitle-At Grovers' Rest this week some 46U
head Wels offered. Prices ruled ss follows:
Best Halle, good 5s64c, medium 10 lair 4.sso,
Thin Steera, Oxen and Cows 3aSIc per H. Soma
$50 Sheep and Lamb were offered, with asles Of
Ii Lambs at 6tiGsc, Sheep ct 3ia4ac per ID. Some
~ Cows and Calves sold st 20,$45 each.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET Oct. l3-Hoas--
Dt maDd good and market stronger; mixed pack
ing 70 90a6 co. choice heavy S. 70a7 60 Oat-
s - far and active; strong exports;
30 4Oa7 Is; common to choice shipping $4s6 10.
oneeE-Seoeipts $50; quiet and s,etdy.
CINCINHATI HCa MARKET. Oct l3.-Hoss
ouli ard lower; common and hgbt $5a6 g.;
packing and butchers S6 25,6 so.
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CINCINHATI HCa MARKET Oct l3.-Hoss
dull ard lower; common and hgbs $5a6 g.;
packing and butchers S6 25,6 so.
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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Oct l3-Hoos-
TX mADd good and market stronger; mixed pack.
ing 80 90a6 go; choice heavy So i0a7 60 Oat-
He-Market far and active; strong exports;
% 4oa7 Is; com mon to choice shipping $4s6 10.
SheeI-Seceipts so; quiet and steady.
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New Advertisements.

Statement showing the Condition OF the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company OF
Dug Hill, Carroll county, Nd.
Annual Report Of the Committee Of the
Mutual Fire Insurance Company IN Balt'-
more county.
$50 Reward-Broke Jail-Geo. \. Firm
ger. Sheriff of Carroll county.
Notice-Wm. P Maulsby, J. W. Herring
and c. V. Wantz, Trustees.
Queen Tomato, &c-J. Bolgiano y Son,
Baltimore, Md.
Report of the Condition Of the Union Ma
tional Bank, Westminster.
At Private Sale-C. NJ. Murray Bro,
Hampstead, Md.
Westminster City Hotel-F. |. Wheeler,
Proprietor.
ster, Nd.
Suits Made-John A. Kretzer, Westmin,
ster, Nd.
A Valuable Farm for Sale-Wm. H. Be
ward.
Notice-W iesenfeld & Co, Baltimore, Nd.
Legal Notices. List Of Unclaimed Matter
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Orphans Court.

Monday, March Ill. Jacob Feeser, adj
ministrator, w. a. of Mary G. Engleman, de-
ceased, returned inventory Of goods and chat.
tels. list of debts aud inventory of money and
received order TO notify creditors
John Uhler, Jr., executor Of John Ihier,
deceased, returned inventory Of goods and
ehattels, aud received order 20 notify eredl-
tors.
Octayius Devries, executor Of Henry Dey-
ries. deceased, received order to sell Balti-
more city Mater Stock belonging 70 saii de-
ceased.
DR.. James T. Summers, administrator Of
Alien Z. Fossett, deceased, returned Inyeuto-
nv Of goods and chattels and received order
10 sell goods and ehattels and notify creditors.
Lewis G. Myerly, executor of Mary A..
Lamotte, deceased, received order TO sell
goods and chattels.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
William S. Nail, deceased, we're granted TO
William s. Nall.
Tuesday, March I5.-Df. J. W. Herring
executor Of David II. Shriyer, deceased, set.
tied Isl account.
Report Of sale Of Ieasehold property Of
Mary A. Lamotte, finally ratified.
Joseph p Allgire was appointed and bond
ed as guardian to VIM. Grant Little aud lie,
Yin Joseph Little, Of Champaign county, Hi
nos.
John C. Denner, executor of Nicholas
Werner. deceased, received order to sell real
estate.
Letters Of administration on the estate 81
Lacy Ann Beggs, were granted TO William
John Beggs, who returned inventory OF goods,
bonds. aud received order to sell the same
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Mountain View School.


WAEr1ELpsauRc, Nh. March H. 1881.
PRor. J. N. NEwsox-- Dear Sir Having
received from Mr. George W. Sullivan an
invitation to attend his examination at Noun
tain View School, on Friday, March IL, and
having complied with the Commissioner re
quirements in reference thereto, | gladly
ayailed myself Of the opportunity 70 visit the
school Of so able an instructor. His school
was thoroughly examined by Mr.. +. A. def
fenbach and myself, and in reference to the
manner in which scholars answered the ques-
lions and their manner of department which
characterized the examination, have only 70
say that all we're wonderfully pleased, and
left feeling much benefited by being permitted
to attend Mr.. SIS. school,
Present there we're about 35 visitors, among
whom were his corps Of gentlemanly Trustees,
Messrs. Baust, Bixler and Warehime.
Respectfully, ). X. STILL,
Warfeldsburg, Pablo School No. TO-
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
sitting as . Court Of Equity.
FEHRUGKY TERN. 1881.

stEAsN- Ae . ANNEL Nk AssA3&tEs
FEHEr4EY TERN, 1881.
Sarah Haiaey vs. Levi Haiaey.
TNHE object Of this SUI: is 10 procure de-
Il cree OF divorce nriHesilo siatrjmoHii from
the Defendant.
The bill states shat the complainant resides
in Carroll county, 10 the Stale Of Maryland,
that her maidea name was Sarah COe, that
she in,ermarried with her said husband, Lew
Haihev, on the 18th day ofJane, A. D. 1857,
in Carroll county, Maryland, that the mar
rage ceremony was performed by the ReyeF
cod John c. Fritchey. then a clergyman of
the German Reformed ChREeh-ihat her con.
duct has al~ays been proper and without re
proach, that by said marriage she has one
child, who Is al adult, and Is nov the wife OF
Alfred : Babylon, tha; her husband, the said
Levi Haihey, has abandoned her, and said
abandonment has continued aninievruptedly
for more than three years, last past, and IS
deliberate and FINAL and beyond any reasona'
bic expectation OF reconciliation, tina, the
complainant, IS seized and possessed OF par
eel Of land containing acres, roods aAd s
perches, and a small amount Of household
furnltare in her own individual right, that the
same is located in Carroll couaty. Maryland,
that the said Levi Haihey resides ia the State
Of Pennsylvania and beyond the limits OF the
State Of Maryland. The prayer OF the bin IS
for a divorce a riHcttl0 mairim0aii, and that
the complainant shalt have and hold her pro-
perry and estate separate and apart from the
defendant. and for general relief
II is thereupon, this 10Th day Of March, 4.
D. 1881. adjudged and ordered that the com
plainan,, by causing copy Of this order to
be inserted in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county, Maryland, once in each Of
four successive weeks before the l2th day of
April, next. give notice to the said absent de-
PENDANT of the object and substance Of this
BILL and warn him to appear in this Court, in
person or by solicitor, ON or before the 10th
DAY of July, next: to answer the premises and
show cause, If any he has, why decree
ought not to pass As prayed.
FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test
mar l2.5t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Some excitement was caused in this city
about l o'clock Thursday afternoon by the
announcement that two white prisoners had
escaped jail, and with the story was the re-
port that Miss Ida Fringer, daughter OF the
sheriff, had been knocked down pair OF
steps by the prisoners and severely hurt
Upon inquiry it was ascertained that IN the
Temporary absence of the sheriff, his daughter
had opened the iron door leading into the
prison to let in a woman who was serving out
a sentence in the jail. As the woman passed
n Charles A. Yonson asd Lewis z. Dell
pushed the young lady aside, without hurting
her beyond great scare, however, aud es-
caped. After getting out they struck across
The fields 10 Col Longwelis woods. SheF-
if Friager and James E. Smith shortly after
started In pursuit. but were unsuccessful.
Yonson was a Frederick city man, and was
committed to Jail last week, by Justice Mike
sell. in default Of SIS fine and $1,000 costs,
for selling without license at Nerley Cloush-
er's sale. Dell formerly lived down the
Washington road, and was committed to Jail,
by Justice Crapster, on the LIST OF January,
charged with stealing arctic shoes and an
overcoat from the store of Haines Co, this
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Rom Estnfc Sales.

On Saturday last, Messrs. Chas. I. Ref
snider and Jas. A. c. Bond, as trustees Of
David Shaffer, sold 33i acres of land, in
Hampstead district to l. Thomas Green for
81 ,2S6: also a tract containing IS acres, partly
in Baltimore county, to Augustus Armacost
st SS.25 per acre.
On Wednesday last, John Lightner, as trus-
tee, sold the Lightner farm, adjoining Union
Bridge, containing 81 acres, for about $4,000
On Thursday last, Azariah 0usler, as trus-
tee, sold the farm Of Ezra Shugh, near Pa
tapsco Station, containing 81 acres, rood
aud 20 perches, to Col. Caple for $1,000.
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9th sPECIGLTlEs, READ,
Mems and Boys Fine Congress and Bot
ton Caters, Walking fast, Sc, 80 cases in
stock, at Sl,o0 per pair and up, at Lawyer 4
Reayer's.
Ready Made Clothing, Fine Dgess Shirts,
Neck Wear, Suspeuders. HaadkereEseis,
Collars, Cuffs, &c, az II. l.. Norris
|. A. Miller's Harness, Saddles, Collars.
Flvnets. Whips. and every variety Of Horse
Furnishing Goods TO be had ia the market. AID
at the lowest prices Factory next door 10
A. H. Nentzs neS iewelry store, nearly OPP
posile Catholic Church. Westminster, Md. 81
Edison will not be satisfied until he has
discovered better remedy for Coughs ans
Colds than DR., Balls Cough Syrap. Wesay
he will never succeed.
sFRISG HATS. HATS, HATS.
From Factories direct Beautiful, nobay
and cheap, al Lawyer Reayer 5.
Easter Cards, the largest assortment ever
oifeaed ia Westminster, at Sheilman's-
l. A. Miller is sole manufacturer Of the
Patent Breast Strap, sells the Patent Zinc
Collar Pad; the best Harness OIL in the worlds
the Covered Patent Horse Ties, lNl!l hold
any horse sells the Patent Caltskia Pal Tor
sore backs, and the best CURED Hair Collar
in the county. Westminster, Nd. 81
We have jas, received the largest stock Of
Ready Made Clothing for the Spring trade
ever offered 10 the people Of this eouuty.
Nobby styles, good goods and low prices vii be
orr motto
AEE rot GOING WEST.
Or are you goiag 70 tfaseR il 50, cali a.
LAYER & Reaver's for your Trunks, Ealiscs,
Shawl Straps or Umbrellas, at r. 4. Depot.
Ladies that try Halls City Made shoes
will have no other. 0nly to be had ~ II. /.
Norris.
Paas Easter Egg Dye. a Shellmau s.
Spring Styles Cassin,ers, Suilinss, &e.. a
II. l.. Norris
Calico cents yard at Strausbarger 4
Bros. cheap store. =
A large assortment Of Easter Eggs aud Or
nameuts, at Shellman's News Stand.
Floor and Table OH Cloth cheap, at II. L.
Norris.
TWELVE HUNDRED WAGON spoggs
for sale Amos f. Lowe, Carrollton, Carroll
county, Nd. 81
Copying respectfully solicited Terms
moderate. T. A Difenbach, Vest End.
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VEYsoR's WEATHER FOR IEAg.-Under
date OF March Heary G. Vennor wrote as
follows the Albany Argus The spring
will be fairly early, hot and dry, and the mid
summer cool and wet The autumn promises
to be open, dry and fine. There is likely to
be Q great deal Of sickness during the year,
but the weather-except in a few isolated
sections-wil be favorable TO agricultural
pursuits. The winter of 1882 bids fair to be
omen and generally mild, with but few, and
those short-iived storm periods.
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Politicians nj Bnrnum.s.

The Baltimore american of Friday says
A large number of Hartford and Carroll coun-
" Republican politicians we're at Barnum
last night. Colonel Z. II. Webster, Major
A. NJ Hancock, and quite a number Of others
from Hartford were at the hotel, and the name
of the Carroll county politicians was legion.
4 number of the latter spent some time with
Col Websteri in his roomatthe hotel. Colonel
W. A. McKellip and DR.. J. J. Weaver, OF
Carroll, were in this city yesterday, The
former received signers to a petition asking
"a general appointment from the govern
ment, one of the grounds being that Carroll
county had been neglected in the matter OF
federal offices.
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March I2-mercury 80 at a. m. and Sc At
? D. m, cloudy with slight hail at noon, fol-
lowed by rain March lS-cloudy all day,
with slight rain in the afternoon; partially
clear at night; mercury 80 at n IN. and 80
at , p. m March l4-mercury 3S at Z a. N.
and Is at p. m, partially clear in the after
noon March I5-mercury Is at a. N. and
As at , D. H.; eleer. March l6-wercufy 81
at a. m and g at p. m; clear up 10 p.
M, cloudy afterwards. March 17-mercury
80 at m. and 43 at , p. m: cloudy all
day and rain 10 the afternoon. March IS
mercury IS at a. m, cloudy and rainy.
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VI. u Conference


This conference met at MarinsanFg, Mes'
L, and closed on Tuesday and the follow
- -. -, ,,,i
rug -. :, TT i. -rf-s,
Church. 3 r. sttt Mount Vernon mans t1s-4t,
l ; Morgan IlE saaSR t.A', 49,. is.T.l
ueEerman Madison Avenue, r. Il, Naylor. .tcors,
usIdt sup Eutaw street W Z Ea~aras. : Ntss''ll
II smith Hangy eF -trct- " u f,ec'A liAI $500,
" Il HerbcTt sailors Union Bethel, 2 = sagFsirL.
Port Avenue. u l~,5Tii N.,.-.' e'54.1 !" t & y,
Icy = hNhtPsy s,.P N-l.ltse'+s = 49,. IT,
Il Il -avAsts Ms Washington af4 f1fat.SS. hAflN
IuEys Baltimore Fclls, : ? = . L.s.,sl. II
Hampstead. q q Wlastcaa, t~o1fn tett h5'sA lS1l1-
Mic Wf7 Ets-rvss Westminster John Edwards NeF
Windsor. y taddcu. Howard. Downs. lhafaas =
Chapel and ylcasaei HTayr Raw ing Dc can
W b. Mcdowell. calvert Joseph 4 Wilson, tstefS-
II Carroll agent boa& depository user3ttF tifS'
Gent birs.Hsnu talscgc tiTs bare N1A!lI.s ,el'
fsrruneA = RaN1aeter chaplain AHiso-4 states A@fs
Huntington Aftage st3AF..,s3 ols5s5ttl,. Il. IL
-" $50 LsN y ,, 49, H. - -
square Eiehar8 Narrss tppait F. YOUNG Exeter
-1aect. HanS haT1nf4 ANr,"S - g @st,-e
tsvesmuuut Avenue. y utsd flast E-@tifElaFr
d wheeler sHr sa1u square, Thomas Ifaug Hvrf5
Hsnaiv 4y. 4 Il Jsurfsaays 1Arassne slEgtt Joseph
France 4 70 brown sup High ~1eef Z g|eH
Jefferson -trusg d " Eeerl. Chester street hs q
Nsys Highland Avenue 3 F. Reilly tAi'saa. y ,;
lemon. NateT5y y s'.,S "a, ...s.s-,'ls 4
htaEa- IoW N.5t.a Z. - ~ - =
Hstsv. GEest fslss 3 t:5Eka.asaa = = Atss. 49,
Green e z tgela4ygr Lass ~ a. q - Nf',A'
Jones. @9s5,tty-@ . 49, !, 4. 49,.
lkNr Task bolsiTe y ~ 49, saft 't"shtt. t't-
81 g. Nlrpac3 Hfretosst z. te3lo4. -, 4
sHpplsut ~ tHiinfa sap ~"altFstti Ht'5l tr.its
ghArles NefAtrssH eaiaj san hf'7AANa3 FlA''s"l
Mar E7aass fas'ras-los 4 3r.oe A-ils.f
saate tAyr'ts -tfssf 5le9 i'tls@a..,r
-is1sas q n e. NEa4r E5@GA.AA (, -. L ~.
tsaaft @si91ft -asa';s 1E', : = ~. =
coat IS tEhaau = o. HERON sup .itfH @3as4fr 9
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DIED.
n,qa, rr~-Tra-,-s Fv,+y. sr Pre- oo.s' Pr 'i.''.

Near this city, on March 18th, 1881, Charles
SON % Jacob Myerly Funeral from the res
jdeucc Of his father q; , o'clock, ?. N. this
Saturday afternoon.
Near Uujop Bridge, Nd, March 10. ISL,
Thomas Matthew. aged year and days,
youngest child Of Thomas aud Alice +. Wood.
Near lit,lssown, Pa, March 3, 1881.
George Lsicyrc, aged "a years, months and
- days
Ia Baltimore, Nd, on Saturday, Feb. 26ih,
ISL. Mrs NargAre, A. Townshend, rcliei Of
the late Tobias g. Towushend
ia Baltimore. Nd. GA March Is. 1881,
after a lingering illness, Annie, aged II years
and DAYS, beloved daughter Of Thomas v.
and Hester 4. Slmpsoa-
Near this city March -, iSsi, Mrs Mary
NrGechan, aged - years.
Near TaHcyteah, on March Is, ISL. Basil
CFapster. AEsd about 42 years.
Ia Washington. II. C.. on March Is, 1881,
louisa NJ, beloved wife Of Thomas Evans
and daughter Of Wa. T. Gorsaeh. Es4., Of
Fresdsm district. this coaaiy, in the sgth
year % Der sse. May she rvst ia peace.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-03-19

At the election jast held IN Indiana those
amendments were adopted which now make
Indiana a November State. As Pensy ,yauia,
by the adoption of a similar course some years
ago, gained in more equitable elections what
il may have relinqui-hed IN prestige US the
Keystone State, so viii Indiana by its new de
parture from the October list gain by the
change, that will be advantageous for sundTy
reasons to tina; State and the country at large.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-03-19

This community was recently startled by the
announcement Of the lynching of Frank },
Wright, lawyer Of Washington, and son Of
isaac Wright Of this city, in Colorado, last
summer Theme Of the lynching came from
such reliable source that the relatives Of the
family placed fall credenee in it. On Tues
day, however, the family received a telegram
from him, announcing the glad news Of his
safe arrival at Silver city, New Mexico, after
periIous journey. and promising to write at
once. Young Wright had just read an &C
count Of his sad fate in the New York Herald,
which was the first intimation of the reports
which had reached the East.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-03-19
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county Letters Of Admins
tration on the personal estate of
ELEANOR A. BAUMGARTNER,
late of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, TO the
subscriber, on or before the Sth day of
October, 1881; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from allbeneft of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
March, 1881.
mar u At Administrator