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, 1881-07-27
NEW YORK.


dpsetdE Dtspdteh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
NEW YnuK, July aL-GnAtS-Wheat-undera proc
bounced pressure Of stock tho matkat tosday for
prompt and forward delivery. chiefly Of rnd winter
traded and unErndcd, rflees bsoks down nbous i}4a
III bus leading 10 q much freer movement TOT
prompt delivery, largely on oxpoEt nccou and m
tctvo buslrpsA also IN tho option ltnu leaving Oh
rather moro Armty. W0saorn roport* wcrG OF d Dc.
pressing tonoE, Cable avtces also deemed loss fn-
furnhlc. white wheat hns been yosJ dull nRnln 10.
day and mDrU loss nominal rs to vauos otcred nt
lower figures. hut without much inquiry, spring
what has boon ilkowlsc very tnno. weak. and I'm.
settled. aalcs No. red Mt tl495!4ai9+ closing nj
s1,ss4at,25 anoat, md si.s3,1 FREQ on board,
do July ut si.z7A@l7Sh, closing Al ti.1H
bid and tl.a4 sskod, do August At tl2t9
1..GM. closing At sl.stM; do Heptcmbor at 3lIA
3l.1, closing ii 3t2j5x; do October NJ &l9'f8i2A,
cfosIuR Mt tI29s 10 steamer Rrnde At els No. arol
at *isl 9i for cana1 and rnIlruad cloalng about
ssN Iur ratlroad md sLls bd for canal stock' un.
GRADED rod at $l.o3iatad. ns 70 quality,
1uostly at elt1kQ1.:5K; urgsadcd spring ut sL0].
Corn quoted Gonuru!ly weaker. In most Instances
yielding nbout A4Ho bH. on mora libornt oorlnaH.
Will, m hettve business noted ns current nalFeH,
lHraoIJ for prompt delivery and for shipment. uostng
tn favor OF buJors. Mlxod Wcstcrn uM9radsd at &Ms
&c, 10 quality md condtlon1 New forx
steamer mixed at t348SaAcI No. whlte at
&c; Now York yoll0w, tout white Western at
ac- Onts In lcss donand. md. though hardening n
lH&o In In tho DAY. closed generally weak, In Instances
\ sti,o cheaper white Western unxrndcd nj G8tgc.
= r. anatsty: ;1ea Do a tess wh.S stata h a. ~
Ssis:; suoiss 8 iso@ s'sss toi eafc: aaa sost.
satGsf s II :Sss sss
s;s i ss 'h S1:f sss '' ; .sss VIII IT,
sssh !s1 YHsR {; sss9F
- :: a;s; ,sssr
boon natel for yestosn 4 stoanl !afd for CURLY dolly.
, 1881-07-27
MILWAUKEE,,

NIIwAuKEe. july yN-FlOua--Scarce and nru.
HltAtS-Whcnt Unsc&tcdi No. 1 Milwaukee, hard
nonllnal, No. lari. stl7!fs No. At s135t. Juig.
stt315, August. $t.lNl, Reptambor Ni3tSt octobee,
tLt3, November, tfl3t No. ht tlu1 No. 4honilnat.
Corn quiet; No. Ant +I{c UatA-aarket easlGr; No.
ntE,c. lsyo nominal. harley lowsei No. spring and
Heptomber. s4c-
Novtst0SH-I1phor, tnesa pork. *ls.D caAh md
Auguktt flyN September lar,i-tslme steam, S13Ul
raett Hla 4 AuEusti {!l.1h september.
liO0H-firMt $ktutG I'll
FHKIG1iTt-Whent tH tiuffAl0 21f82Nt.
KECEtf'rk-FIHur. HUI btlA3 wi8nts itl1n htt.
EHLrMENTs-El0uF, 1HUN brlst wheat. - lN bu.
, 1881-07-27

PEORIA, Ill. Iniy al-t}ltAtS-Corn stcndY: high
mtxet t, ts.{c; mixed. sst5>fc. Oats quiet, NJ.
mhlsc. a,9fa:HAc 1l5e str1nR, No. VIC.
1tI0MwINEy-Unchnnked at II .Q,HA
ItEcEis'r1-Whrnt. .2;5 bu, corn. 81, 100 bn. onts,
G,@N bn& rye. 10 bn. barley. nono
btllpMESTH-NhGnt, uOnDt Ctbfns 4@,1Q but oats,
11S7t bnt TJp, l,pW buj bnrlcy, nUhe.
, 1881-07-27

Eptefdl Dtspdtth to The Chicago Tribune.
KANsAA TIT, ,ato., July at-GlAtN-Tho i'rtts Ctr
rent rcrorta. Wheat-Isceospts +S.GH but shipments
11Gu bu, market weaker, No. cash. N.nugs; Au-
au.t agScs No. cnstl. ti.U6 bid: July *i0l!9 Corn
ltuceljy, f.3Ia tut snpnlets. .sM pu; dulli No.
cash. @0k6 gskUai July. +Ht n4ked.
, 1881-07-27

PIvrSBul.a, Fa.. July 24.--An Important dis
ooyesy ha! boca nude BY untte1 statee Agent
Camp aa the holno OF Linton J. nsu1. tho dis
eontly eouviuted OF forging postAs. money os.urs.
While scnrehtux 0rotfs pr1miaoa for ett1unut'a
Of tAe nlau's guilt III to lponey.usder pt!ntluy.
, 1881-07-27
*rnT,THn,

TOLEDO. O., July a-t}NAiN-Whcat hn1lt No.
rcd. August, site1{. october, tlzlN' Koyembcs.
slzst roar, sl.is, amber Michigan now. tl.ia Corn
hut. hiRh.tnIxed, 57sfc, No. = July. Sc.
AFTERNOON CAtfr-Whcat wehkt No. 2 red new.
spot+ sL1sH .t.d aits4 askcds July, stfa bid. nts5f
hskod; AUGUST, si1S}l RartHm0or. $l,le<. October.
st2l November, t1x3 bid. tl.4 asked. yenr. &its1S
bt3ie asked; Atxi,st Er{c bid, H{e asked. yeArt 4;e
Oats ,nt!s No. X september. Astc bid. DHo Hske1l
NEcKfiTs-whcat .oeooo bus corn. cseoo bas oats,
siii!rMksrs-wheat,l 1900 bu, corn. ldepo bu, oats
&lW but,
, 1881-07-27

nErnotr, MIch., Jnly ai-.E'toCR-BtcndY Mt sdM
ttMAIS-whcat dull; declining; No. who. sl.ls
bid; July. satue; August, El.1s,{s September. siS!
Octuber, {t.l9at Jeae. $t.i8; No, white, BI askGd:
No. rcd nominal. ltpccpss. Gt0 Gus sapntens, IT,
Qu but
, 1881-07-27

BUFFALO, N. y. July ..-GnA1N-Wtoat nominal
and negIected. Curn-Hoou demand, sAlcs BtD bu
6sc, 70lI Ibu In lots a. SHOT 1aoo' 6u sample At +t
GASAL FitkIuflrs-nu.l and unchanged.
, 1881-07-27

YA,y1xor1, Md, July ysd-FLouA-Actlre and tru,
without change. ,.,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES easlat a1d r!oslng steadyt
ka1 1wtales red sAot and July. tl.sSQlei}ti August,
sl@sj4sls4ki ssptsmbss. tLaslVLa3si Qetvbes,
, 1881-07-27
BUTTER AND CHEESE.


Ht.01S, ILL.,, Iuty si-The Hoard Of Trade market
wAa active, und fully II ctnt higher On buth buttor
md cheese than last wcek. Tho demand waA good.
The rcsu1sr sa!ea werc $7e@ 1bs tata md esdtars
XkS1lxc f!e ElRin nnfknt Ia k0ld bnre uf rf1cese,
and about all tho butter uEvr1d tU.dny Was taken.
, 1881-07-27
Mrs, Amelia Lewis Against Tannerlsus.

The poor, childtuh uxht1tHoua OF starving
people teach VI, nothing, for tho prnccss haa
weakened thu hrl.aa forever, and no oAa who
haa over Undergone tue ordoAl OF fasttng troln
solid fool wtltnxal aln b0 the salu9 vigorous b0inx
AZ fur a. lnteaevt IL eonpeFned. W. venture 10
tho contrary.
, 1881-07-27
COTTON,

at. LUuls, July aI-corrUX-1tghcr, na4ddttnRs,
llIfei saiea, To bales; rucepta, ?'u shpmGnts III
1t0ek. l2,tiu
, 1881-07-27
irish LETTER FROM REDPATH
Report Of British Democratic In
vestigating Committee.
How the Rents Are Rafsed-Barbarous
Treatment Of the Irish People.

@o"'o' W VA" >of'~'
Drn1,,S. Juiy little History Of tho En-
Ill, -. rsata,I fa,,,,, ~ iii ~. tha,r ohnat
Rss H ost tts eio"nt t1v anoloTis To- @ James az M Anthony
Froutlo)is one OF the most appalllngnarratiycs
nnnnls of lnuder,, lines. 4 now chapter md
- ,,r,n,,t o,,a ia cno"i.,y trl,c Enollsh t}e.
,rocra"v n.,s oro % now ia nnrnnc, IN lnyostiratnr
Tho condition Of ireland and Tho reason why
ti,n @ Irial i,a,, EnrIomi. II il counlIy nn,,,s.
li1c ltlsl Hh!c IHAi"n"' - et""''' "
nj smrnrisc Mt thaIr unexpected discoveries
Of tho erlova''ecs ot the lris1 r. Zeasantry, aud
Of Indignation nRntlist the ENGLISH ruling
class.,naligr,crs Of the Irish race.
'pErurAr1oy or sonrnuMnE1.hASp AMI
DURHAM MtSE'.s
Wns sent ny ter traue assoHlatox my M tav sv
tnfn ~ - 1t.,.. .t,a ,ntm,t nn,,tiii,n,, RI lin
i,a!e' fr1s' "a sgr III M n 'iHn irvs wns NJ tic I
j,resi,3a,It ri the Nnrtl,l,,liberIand Miners
Assnrintfnn o,I Sfr ". III. Patterson was
tha Einnmrin, % S"cr"tnrv of ti,e D1trIlotl Afin-
ers, Association: Tlley liaac = ,,r repote on
their return to tue Nnft! Of Ehg,anu. ~
they told the simple truth III tho 0lnelleHt
sSon M3Es ao e9 II; worRinsc seeretary
Forster fell called on to deny its ACCURACY.
Their rpllDrt w,ls investigated ntll 1t WIS
fn,,m.l T., f,o nnrront ,,t,snhcr ri EnRtiaii
1soa'cois thn nnt,ih,,fn, fmtti Ia nnntie 3ho,n
mi cS,nnnt,snn nuu,ed Mr. i,rkctt to rctisfM
Ill.,, 4u @ . sF ~. s n.H thn,. nrc ,nnkinr
snnGoas ho IT, sh9nH H. nrno,I M, Mr. wSMs
vs IL atmnri.nncI IT., ~ ntscn V''1
"%n % ~ ~ r ~ tior WGg. :. or Enulnnd hna
,taa Ia,1a ~ ,e,, ~, tsn a,,i.a Il, iitrI ot
thS .t1tc - .hIns yin l., fr"iamH 1his iic,no.
ens ssate u sn..sss ~ a..,a"' ,nnnr,n ~
Sf.'T .. n,'n - ~ nIv I.nsics IL mi
ais,, MnJ ,1nr te,n mu ~ ~ t"'s ''~S'
hm fr,sh nnntsin or1, trca,tno these Volunteer
lnyostj9atit,r Committees huspiiuby, ts their
haUlt IL with I'LL strangers; md thoso n,lr'ilx
friends, atso, nro everywhere csrotlslng. thoir
rnuso mud reporting their wrongs. 0nn 0l tneht
is reported to hhyG gone SO tar As u any "
| public speech ut L0Hgh.cA ycsttruay. tmat w
| Landlord system, rs developed at Hhefan
, 1881-07-27

1t. LOUIE Mo-, July 9a-BLAul~Easser and IN.
changed.
GmAiS-Whsat lower and woati No. : Gtd. SLl1%f1
LII cnsni &l.ls142LN julyi tl,l1g{@il1H An9Hst}
l73 Nurampssi tLlsl@l.tt yuatl No. ado. el0S8tlt.
accosdsux to ocaloni No. adn stnsi0l0s, according
10 location. Cotu better %3a1ssc raah $sc bid Au-
h~Ler, cs.h IND July sai4 70 bo ulEnaFedL MsGassa
lys l0weI 10 sell 1T Yiu bl4.
l.kAT-tttgacs nt No
n1TTkK-UAchanKu4.
E!i1b-Gnchlnged.
MA11xf-htV4Ay Ut flIR.
rAuxisl9Nx-t'UsE afonIys jobblne at tl&N Dry
sa,t 1Sata hls9er at ~ Ejdn 9An nacpn stsunx Il
r kGAElI'Is-FIonr, aHU bFIsi Wheat 1e,0U bur coEn
otsn nut G1Ls, u Nbut ~. ponHt barley. mona.
&HO bui oats, S.uQ but ets, Aonsj harley, mons,
, 1881-07-27
1ill2'r0N.

BosToH. July f&.-fLoUh-ataAdy aad nem} pfteca
unchanged.
Gl4Alk-toen quiet but usz1 snd unchanged. 0ats
nrm; No. md extra white, 52&a{ No, willie,
HUTTEn-Nomlua! and unchanged.
hses!Iss t!eai: 1.on bsis gsp SACKS, ooru sAom
HAlrNkA1t-Fluus, 1sN hfa; corn. +.NU bp4
, 1881-07-27
HoFsfoxd'S Acid PhospA ase-A Nerve
-, Rnnh.

l do certainly oonsldcr that It not only acts ~
tOulo TO tho norvoue eyaNlu, but A& U food.
d eHuhuxlkl.p, Ill Il. b. MILLER, b. D,
, 1881-07-27

WOOL.

Os,EEou. n. \, July A-UnAtN-Wheat nrm.
Corn nominal.
, 1881-07-27

Ag,,e, b,louanpss. lrowsincss, jnilndIce, and
rllellMutlsH, Hop fflItura REMOVES caslly.
, 1881-07-27

Chicago, AsHr1inRtpn d t1nlpcv Rn,r...
Fur Maps. Tlnln-I'nbes. slceplng-t.ar Accnn,od
tk'hs Amply ut I'll Ciark-sl-. Grand Eocan 7ssdaa.
tt>Ot 1T InilArh-ax., GRAND uiDtt tI.,u..o !tnitl
uut1fC. md IL t11Na I.st. -11'"'h fAIm%
, 1881-07-27
EDUCATIONAL.
Williston Seminary

Onc Of tho most beral!y endowed institutions In tio
csn,.!Fy arens ws!'sna VIII !" nsce t,a!r snMs Oh ~! y
cn!!cgt. higher athunla u sr!nncn. 1r tor !.lhcSs
VIII. MpoM te4ileat. rccelsn circular giving ",
stass aid eat10xns giving inIl Information rs 10
T. II. FAlliNANkN. Ptf. u. 1IElnclpne.
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Select poetrg.
A Southern Christmas Eve.

Twas Christmas Eve in Southern town,
The air was soft and sweet,
And the sinking sun looked lightly down
On the gay and crowded street,
While roses and violets blooming near,
Made my little girl say,
as it Christmas here?
AT home the snow is ON the ground, r#
The air is cold and clear,
And greens and holly are hung around
To keep the Christmas cheer 81
How can St Nicholas come in his sleigh,
fall the snow is melted way?
What will he do with his big fur coat,
The icicles on his hair?
The tinkling bells won't sound a note
With no Jack Frost in the air
Twould be Just folly, o, mother dear,
To hang up my stocking-no Christmas here"
But" said, II see the Christmas star, tm
High in these Southern skies, 7 r-s
And the Christmas light is streaming far IN
And shines in the peoples eyes. Hs
I'm sure St. Nick will find the way
Without Jack Frost and the reindeer sleigh"
Early my little girl went to bed, -
That the night might shorter seem;
And scarce had she pillowed her curly head,
Than she dreamed a beautiful dream;
And wondrous music seemed to bear
A message of joy on the balmy air.
Nearer and nearer it seemed to come, ..
Sweeter and sweeter it grew, - ~ l.
Till the Christmas light was in the room
And the Christmas glory, too;
While the angels song rang from the sky,
"AIl glory be to God on hight
".Ill glory be to God on high, -....
And peace, good will on earth"
Thus joyous rose the angels cry ~
To hail our Saviour's birth; r .
And eer the radiance passed away, ....
The light had dawned on Christmas Day.
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Annual dues are $1.O0 per thousand insur-
ance.
The advantages of this Society over all other
mutual companies are:
l. 1t secures to its members life insurance
at smaller outlay than any other association
doing business at the present day.
2. The life endowment secures insurance at
ordinary life rates, with the advantages that
if the insured shall live to an old age, it shall
then become matured endowment, and con-
sequently payable.
$. 1t is the simplest, the cheapest, and yet
the safest, more eminently just and applicable
to all classes than any contract of insurance
ever before offered to the public.
4. The Society is purely mutual, thus at
fording insurance at actual cost.
JAMES BLIZZARD,
Of Westminster, Agent for Carroll Co., Md.
Ba~ Local Agents wanted in every district.
aug 6
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.4HH Cd
..-t faHf ?. . '.a.n q. #a 1885, ID
The 29th Semi Annual Session of this in
stitution of Learning began September 9Th,
1884, The special attention of those resid-
NO in or near Westminster is called to the
advantages of having such College so con-
venient to them. Young persons of either
sex can here receive n Thorough Education
without losing the privileges of home resi-
dence. The Preparatory Department affords
a full course for the ordinary business of
life. and by the purchase of a Scholarship the
full Collegiate Course can be had at about the
same low rates charged in the Preparatory
no,o,.+,,a,,+ .r.-aaa % #. Ef $50 .F"tH a.
.f rHf r.6- a-H ..taE
...,.-..sE -.t,.a Epaa i.r4.. .anH a@l-... r..
For further information see or address the
President,
10 e5aa-7as d. zr-sJ. IT. WARD, D. d.,
at his residence, or any of the Professors at
their residences or at the College. 70
.. $3.50 ..F .- .Ha. go 1eraar
1t is important that students enter at the
beginning of the session, or as soon thereafter
as practicable. nov 10
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AND WALNUT CT LOCKS.
NICKIE PLATED CLOCKS.
.
The Best Violin Strings IN the World.
cOITD SILVER AND PLATED WARE
II +ho rorr 1otest desiors and in beautiful nat
terms, such as Spinning Wheel, Gypsey lamp
Casters. Vases, Bohemian Glass Vases and
- . ID.
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.
Suitable for Holiday Presents.
d i1C AZ i'i1'' -'A"''e Vi '''e '''e'' ''iN'
In Gold and Steel Frames D9~All goods
"
eee hN"nAN IN" + NEE s'0
on all goods purchased which is large saw
sale Rooms Nearly opposlte Catno-
a BIG BONANZA.
The Mine OF High Prices EXPLODED.
,,,,,,r ,,l,,,, l,,,-,-,>-l,,,,,
fEfLhCl, GALL AND BE CoNNlNChD
STRASBURGER & BRO.
HAVE RECEIVED rup
EOp THE uOIIDAyS
over brouobt 70 Carroll county, sucb os
RAIS1NS CT7RRANTS CrrPON NITTS
FIGS DATES primes
o"1A ~ i'i1i'i'ii1''' 0hioooi1Ai i''
CANNED NooDS'
JELLIES, &C.
TOYS OF ALL KINDS.
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
,,, c
White Sugar, 9 and 10 cts, Green Coffee at
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%tA0
DR.. GEO: $. FOUKE, DENTS, /.
services at his Office. : nus must offers HI,
Saturday. '''' tuesday and
Emmittsburg-Fourth Wedpo.d
noon till Thursday Afternoon '''Suay Afet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tbur.a
noon and Friday. -4H" is'y Afe,
Rocky Ridge-First Wednesdo,,. 80
Double Pipe Creek-First TIM afternoon
Middleburg-First Friday. 'iSuay
Uniontown-Second Wednesdor
and Friday. '0'y Afternoon
Union nj, Bridge-Third Wednesday A..
and Thursday Forenoon. @''' Afternoon
on Gf E,;I Mind Fsaonr-Ihir Thursday AAe,,.
teh On
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Moderate Fees. Y s5t1e& : q e4% ~ Co.,
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engaged in Patent Business Exclusively, anS
can obtain patents in less time than those =. =
mote from Washington. gAlF9 Also
When model or dfawing'i is sent we awe 3 l,s {
as to patentability free of charge; anu "
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We refer, here, to the Post Maste a.a al
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vice, terms, and reference to actual elieh's
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THE SEVEN VALLEY MUTUAL,
i ASSOCIATION,
OF SEVEN WILEY, PENN1.
Home Office, Seven Valley, York county, Pa.
INCORPORATED MARCH /, 1880.

OFFICERS.
JOIN X. ZEIGLER, President.
J. c.. DEvENEY, Vice President
JOHN NJ. HENRY, Secretary.
N. GLADFELTER, Treasurer.
J. ALLEN GLADFELTER. NJ D., Med. Elk.
d. M. HENRY, General Agent
Nine dollars will secure policy for 81 900
sive, on condition that the insured pay NOR
tality assessments graded according to age at
entrance as per following table per 1000
members for 81 900 insurance.
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THE HOLIDAYS.
Santa Claus Headquarters!

Has already put on its Holiday attire, and
all in the city and county are respectfully IN
vited to call and see my immense stock and
buy before the great rush begins, and thus
avoid the crowds that usually make their APP
pearance near the Holidays. My stock is so
large that | am compelled to use another large
room lin addition to my old stand) to hold the
same, and the stock is not only the most eX-
tensive and beautiful but is also the cheapest
| have ever laid in. call your special atten-
ton to my large stock OF
CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR & SUNDAY
SCHOOL CARDS;
also call your attention to my large stock of
Glazed Colored Paper of every kind; Gold,
Silver and Lace Paper, Scrap Pictures, Per
forated Board &c. In the Paper and Enyel-
ope line | have all the newest styles, in Silk,
Satin, Velvet and neat Paper Boxes. Of
FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES,
Prayer and Hymn Books, Poets, Juvenile
Toy Books, Photographs, Autograph and
Scrap Albums, | have the largest stock in
Westminster. Don't forget my large stock of
BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS!
will have all the new Books of the season;
also all the new Toy Books, Chatterbox little
and Chatterbox big, Sunday Magazine, Wide
Awake, Little Folks, and hundreds of others.
Only call and look at them. | want You to
call and see my grand stock of beautiful
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
will sell you the largest Wax Doll for %
cts, 80 cts, or 81, that you can buy in this
country; also fine French Dolls.
WRITING DESKS AND WORK BOXES.
A large and beautiful stock; Pocket Books,
Wallets, Purses, Cigar Holders and Cases, Ink
Stands, Paper Weights, &c.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
in Accordeons, Music Boxes, Flies, Harmon
icas, &C.; also Strings, Base Balls and Bats,
Work Stands, Wall Pockets, Brackets, Frames,
Toilet and Card Stands, Panel and Chrome
Pictures, Steroscopes and Views, Back Gam
mon and Checker Boards, Dominoes Chess
Men.
GAMES! GAMES!
Games of all kinds, Hobby Horses, Sleds,
Wagons, Toy Trunks, Kitchens, Log Cabins,
Steam Engines Doll Carriages, Rubber Balls,
Rubber and other unbreakable Dolls.
SHELLMAN'S
Advocate Building,
Corner Main and Centre Streets,
dec Sat Westminster, Nd.
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After December 1st, 1881, On. }. 4. Bill,
TINGSLEA viii occupy the late residence OF
his father, Main Street, two doors East OF
Huber's Drug Store Z .lsElE nov 4o-y
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COLLARS,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CRED1fOhS.
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Notice is hereby given that the subscri-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, letters of Administration ON
the Personal Estate ofhJ VI s2J1IO
LYDIA. ANN AUTS,
late of Carroll 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 both day of
June. next ; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
Given under my hand, this Goth day OF
November, 1881. II gk,L.I,4 :, ! ~, ~ n,
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western Maryland College,
WESTMINSTER. .CAnRo1L County, MARYLAND.
Incorporated 1858.

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ExcH1s1oR,
The only Clothing House i'll the State
CONDUCTED ON PRINCIPLES
THAT PROTECT THE BUYER,
And Insures a Fair Transaction. The only
Clothing House in the State that is strictly
and malterably
ngONE PRICE. ~sa
The Originator of the idea, and the only
Clothing House in the State that will give
WRITTEN GUARANTEE to EXCHANGE
AN UNSATISFACTORY GARMENT
At any time; or failing to completely suit the
buyer, Return the Purchase Money. The Only
House in the State that has
FIVE DISTINCT
CLOTHING DEPARTMENTS,
Each a Complete Establishment in itself.
The Only Clothing House in the State that
has
Original and Excelsior Styles,
Copied by None, Equalled by None. The
Only House in the State that manufactures
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING
FOR ALL AGES AND SIZES.
Sells direct to the Retail Buyer at a Slight
Profit on the Cost of Production. Marks
goods in Plain Selling Figures, and f-
At PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
Fair Dealing Our Standard Zone Price
eur Anchor. Permanent Popularity Our
Goal
"EXCELSIOR"
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
S. W. Corner Baltimore and Light Streets,
Baltimore, Nd.
Largest Leading Clothing Establish
ment in Maryland.
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CHAs BILLINGsLEA, DDS. GEO. E. R,rcn
VIII visit the following nlaoo,

viii visit the following places.
Union Bridge-1st "Wednesday and T.,
following of each month. N''' friday
Ne,c WindsOr.-2d Wednesday and T.,
following of each month. '' rlca!
Uniont0wn.-3rd Wednesday and F.,
following of each month. 'i'uay
Tdneytorn.-The last Wednesday and F..
day following of each month. ""u III
One of the firm can always be found IN 4.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-03-25

than which nothing can be more unfortunate.
In fine, do nothing to make any man think
his taxes larger CT more burdensOme than
they really are, but everything you can to
make them seem lighter and more tritiing
than they really are.
1t will be- noticed that the argument for let
ting personal property 60 free of taxation, and
raising all or most of the tax on real estate,
is not that it is not fair and equitable that
each kind Of property should paw its share Of
the taxes but simply that it is easy to get
the real estate into the lists, and practically
hard to get the personal property in. If all
communities had the Massachusetts law, and
the public spirit of the Massachusetts, people,
the Nation and Mr. Wells would probably
find very little occasion to advocate a sweep
ing change of the system now in general
use. Vermont is new trying to follow the
example of Massachusetts, in making honest
lists, and collecting taxes equitably, and we
shall have TO confess to great mistake, il
the result does not prove that the Vermont
ers have as much honesty and public spirit
as the Massachusetts, taxpayers.