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TOR SALE-BY GRIFFIN &. DWIGHT.
u northeast corner Washington and itAssted.Ata.:
seyen:room cuttn4e. water and sswYr l1, lot Axia.
OIL eholt1.Bt., near TaJl0ft pfltc, l.dlt.
sa!an.founl brtlk cuitave On kunintr-tt. near Fiji
teGn&h' l0t Xx1Z7t prize, t1,sN.
Fye.roonh cottage md tot IN Ashloy.st. for el0p;
easy tnrns ..'
Two-aury house arsanxod ,n hnss ot rooms aheh,
to.i.kt. near !hden-ty. ear*s price f7lsll
TMu.BtOFy fr11H, tats Df rUumA encllt lot xibQt
on Cnnayera.st. rHar MaatGrn-!ix.i ptlGc, a,aN
ANn uthlt hnfNnina. EAll Tor 1ttl.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

FT,uE UNION FuNNITUItK. COMPANY,
J. - and 6h Wsat Alad.suN-ak,. sell Al kihde OF
'6Nusahold goods on ulonshly paymcnM. Low prloost
RAty kHrNfk.
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COUNTRY HE.iL I;.S7.fI'E.

I1OR SALE-sl,Mo CASIt-im ACHE
~ farms nte miles iron, wlt,ninnc. Ind, md lto
4! ss.n. THin" % ncrt, s!niS! xn'.ti r'nln ,',n.e;
Owner wnrts unney and Il ltIund tn srlit land IL
Tcf ard not eMntnpJ. fair Orchhrdt tltl1 clear md
ITOR SAf.E--N LOTS Ar FREMONT
1 t!ac, In rsc. lS, ~, IL ut great bargain. HEM
~ WAt:!.EM: JIG: n near!s,rn:st:
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QASI-OFF FDLO1IkIN1.
A LII CASH PAID FOR CAST-OFF
"a clothing, carpets. sie. Notlce ~ mail pl9mptI
attended 70. AldFvss AG. Or AAa. J. aELoaA, ~
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TNOK SALE-A DARK SORREL MARE
aly. years old, a hnnds high weight anuHt
rear uf VI huSh.ss.+ 6stwaen Y aud II n. m. -
NTANTED-A LAl)Y'S HORSE, S1JlTA-
w sh1s for phAeton, mist bO perfectly tlnd IA
uivs III ,lartItalars. AddEans r y. Tribune ntt1et
, 1881-08-12

FNiIE FATEN'rEE AND OWNER OF A
ussiul and valushe luveauon destss y sse1te
msn t1 dtspose Of t0rrttuFy. To those qualified tha
y Enra ehAncd ~ svaAt1 pfuhtAOlo AAa n0h9lAl!1
occupation, rUlt-unoa AOx ISL Clicaxu, III.
VALUABLE MINING PROPERTY At
supt!on, prouucttvS Sogthwo.t Asso 1!t Lad
A. UAY1s, MAsshdald, Mo. -
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A LII RECOMMEND MRS. FRANKS, B6l
Wtat AAAiaon-st. hSst I'd ssr on ~. marriage
family. Or busl1sss troubles. tstk w oSnts " ~
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Cigarettes.

The New York Tribune of recent date
notes as an i'll omen that the internal rev.
enue receipts for the year ending June
3Oth, will exceed those of previous years
by the sum of $1O,0OO,O0O, owing chiefly
to the collection on cigarettes-this in
crease being chiefly due to the spread of
cigarette smoking among the boys. 1t is
said the women and girls also make every
year large contribution to the revenue
derived from cigarettes. The facts about
boys and girls smoking ought to be the
signal for war all along the line, among
those who have to do with the young,
against this growing evil. We are glad to
note in this connection fact, not new, but
unknown to many, that in the Government
Naval School at Annapolis tobacco ispro-
hibited, and the Board of Visitors at West
Point some time since recommended a
similar rule for that institution. If we
are to have military men of strong bodies
and steady nerves, tobacco must be kept
from them, at least during the period Of
growth. Tobacco is also prohibited to
the students of Girard College, Philadel-
phia. Gen. Grant, when visiting there,
being informed of this fact said, 'That'S S
right. They are not SO apt to take it af-
ter they get out them" Most men who
possible, prevent their sons and all other
boys from getting into the same habit.
While the use of tobacco undoubtedly in
lures men, it is much more inj furious to
those who have not yet attained their
growth. 1t cuts off from the height of
stature, and also from the length Of life.
The British Medical Journal says that q
certain doctor, noticing that very large
number of boys under fifteen years Of age
were tobacco users, was led to inquire
into the effects the habit had upon their
general health. He took for his purpose
thirty-eight boys aged from nine to fif-
teen, and carefully examined them. In
twenty-seven of them he observed injuri-
Gus traces of the habit. In twenty-five
there were various disorders of circula-
ton, Indigestion, palpitation of the heart,
and more or less marked taste for
strong drink. In twelve there was fire.
quent bleeding at the nose; ten had dis
turbed sleep; twelve had light liberation
of the mucous membrane of the mouth,
which disappeared on ceasing from the
use of tobacco for some days. The doc
tor treated them all, for weakness, but
with little effect until the smoking was
discontinued, when health and strength
were soon restored.
Scientific investigation shows also that
the use of tobacco by boys is decidedly
injurious to the brain and mind. In 1862
the Emperor Napoleon, learning that pa
ralysis had increased with the increase of
the tobacco revenue, ordered an eXami-
nation of the school and colleges, and
finding that the average standing in both
scholarship and character was lower
among those VINO used the weed than
among the abstanerS, issued an edict
forbidding it's use in all the national in
stitutions.
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The grand jury Of Allegheny found true
bills against three hundred saloon keep
ers for selling liquor without license.
Prosecutions grow out of the difference
between the liquor men and the State on
the question of licenses. Most dealers
offered to pay fifty dollars which hitherto
had been taken, but the offer was refused
on account of a law passed in ~, making
the licenses Of Allegheny county $500.
Nine hundred dealers are now selling
without license.
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life. Is the Governor right sure that he un-
derstands his own heart or deals honestly
with the public on this point? Is he certain
that deep down in its Utmost recesses there
turks no desire for further political prefer
ment, and that between him and the goal OF
his ambition there looms up the posslbllity
of legislature, next winter, that might take
it into its head to checkmate him and foil his
plans. If His Excellency has his eye upon
Mr. Groome's chair, the next Legislature
would have to repeal the Eastern Shore law
before he could vault into it. Hence 1t IS
very important that he should have MAORI
ty of his friends in that body. OF course he
will avow no such purpose. Neither did Ar
mold avow his purpose TO betray West Point;
neither did Malone avow his purpose to vote
with the Republicans before he was elected
to the L. S. Senate; neither did Russlkeh
avow his purpose to assassinate the Gar be-
fore he threw the fatal bomb. Men do not
send trumpeter before them to proclaim
their intentions; we can only Judge OF them
by the unerring index of their actions.
Earth trembles ere her yawning jaws deyour.
Volcanoes below ere they dfsembogue
And smoke betrays the wide-consuming hre. -,
But ruin, from man, is most concealed whehnear.
Let the Eastern Shore be vigilant if she
would not be shorn of her honors by our I'M
ambitious and self-abnegatiug Governor.
What mean these meetings of the Nihilists,
this running to and fro, up and down the
State, of the Governors Lieutenant, this es-
tahliShing of headquarters in Baltimore; there
is purpose in it. Democrats, look well to
yoar supremacy and look well to your organ
ization. Foes within are more dangerous
than foes without Guard well the citadel
against either.
have thus passed in rapid review the ex-
traordiuary document and the extraordinary
conduct ofthe Governor. | now leave hum
to the dispassionste Judgment of an eniight-
ened public opinion and to his own reflections
upon outraged decency AMI propriety, when
J he shall be able to review his course in a
calmer and more rational frame OF mind.
CIvIS.
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OPEN AIR FESTIVAL.

HHERE will be an Open Air Festival held
l. on the grounds attached to the Academy
at Union Mills, for the benefit of the NJ. h.
Church. commencing Friday night, July 10,
and to be continued the following Saturday
afternoon and night. Should the weather
prove uniayorahle at that time the festival
will be postponed till the next Saturday after
poon and night. The peculiar feature Of this
festival is that it allows those out-otr door
sports WHICH are especially enjoyable 10 the
young, The COMMlllEE.
iuly 9-2t,
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No 1a5a FoUTY

In the Circuit Court fer Carroll county.
Catharine Lucab augh, widow, ct. ais, VS..
Polly Brodbeck, ct. ais.
ORDERED this Sth day of July, A. d.
" 1881. that the account of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 25th day of July
inst provided opy of this order be iasert.
ed for two Successive weeks before the last
Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk;
True Gopy-Test:
july q FR4Sk L, SHAW Clerk
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

State Of Maryland, Carroll County, to 'rit ::
DE IT REMEMBERED, That on this
ID 9th day of July, A. d. 1881, beisre me,
the subscriber, a Justice Of the Peace OF the
said State, in and for the county aforesaid,
personally appeared Andrew Dreler, Of
Carroll county, State of Maryland, and made
oath on the Holy Eyangey of Almighty God,
that ne took up as estray ONg WHITE TIA
SHoAT, about FIVE months old, tres 1YEYA
passing upon his enclosure. 90
Given under my hand aud sea
GUSTAYUS W. CRAPSTER, j. p.
The owner of the above described property
is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take it away.
ANDREW DRECHSLER,
july 9-St Near Carroliton, Md.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll County, letters of Admins.
tra,ion ga The Personal Estate OF
WILLIAM WILLIAMS,
hate Of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sous 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 4th day of
January n xt; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 4th day of
Jaly, 1881.
JAMES REYNOLDS,
July 9.4t Administrator W. A,
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We call the attention of our readers 10
the Review of Gov. Hamilton's Policy"
which will be found in another column.
Taken 10 connection with what has
been written by the Comptroller and
Treasurer, these papers have pretty effec-
tually answered the railing accusations of
Gov. Hamilton against the managers
and the Legislature, and he may now be
left to the dispassionate Judgment of an
enlightened public opinion, since the whole
matter has been fally discussed so that
every intelligent man now understands the
subject matter of the controversy.
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Business Locals.

Clearing out sale of Sum"er Hats and
Shoes without regard to cost at II. l.. Norris.
Light Summer Suits and Clothing of all
kinds cheap at H. L. Norris.
An assortment of White Goods and Laces
lust opened at II. l.. Norris
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Special Dispatch to the Democratic Advocate.

BALTIMORE, Mn, July s, 1881, ?, p, m.
Official bulletins this morning state that the
Presidents condition continues favorable; be
is more omfortable than on any previous
morning. LIE Sun
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Safe 0f M1rgiHEd. Coslifg u CitrToH
IL " Herring, Cashier Of the above named bank,
do solcmny swear that the above statement IS true
u the best fIny knowledge and belief
j. W. HERRING, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 9Th day
of July, ISL -. .
Corrcct-AitCSt
WILLIAM REESE.
j. H. RILLINGSI EA Directors.
FRANK 7. SHAW.
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MARRIED.

On June 81, 1881, in Frederick, Nd, by
Rev. P. H. Hammill Willis r. Zumbrum, of
Carroll county, to Miss Mary V. Rinehart, of
Frederick county.
On June 18th, 1881, by Rev. H. W. Kuhns,
at the parsonage, Mr.. Chas. l.. Myerly and
Miss Matte L. Ridinger, both of this county.
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Races on second day will begin At $50 ?
m as follows No, l. Purse $50, for I'D
Class. Eairics are
" T. wilson Ealiinl1rc o. "a, Little Anuic-
Eliu Rats HaifsmnFc. eh- z clipper
, FIiekingrr Harrisburg b. Prank Bowers
s smith Philadelphia VII. N lady Lear.
u Ctegt New York b. n. Mnsgtc q
f.ra " Neiefa Hsltiusorc. e. ~ tol. Haywood
" sklaues Farkcfshurs. b. IN. Lens.
No. =. Parse $3.50 foF 2:S2 Class. Entr,es
aru
John Nnauirr nAltraarg, p ~. LIZZIE NJ
" n tlutler Harrisburg D. Charlie Ross
~ Smapp Washington. H. e., b, m Mischief
usrry Whliamz New York br 3. s'eOr-c b
4 n Psrsise IS ashinst3g. T.. o. = IN. Clara Nor
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coNsTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue of two writs Of Fieri Faeias is.
ID sued by Gustavus W. Crapster, one Of
the Justices Of the Peace Of the State of Ma
ryland, in and for Carroll county, at the suit
of Richard J. Baker and Richard J. Holdings
worth, partners trading under the name, firm
and style Of Il. ]. Baker Il Co., against the.
goods and chauels, lands and tenements Of
Caroline Robertson, and to me directed, L
have seized and taken in execution al the,
estate, right, title, interest, property, claim.
and demand at law and in equity, of the said
Caroline Robertson, in and TO all that part of
a tract Of land called Fellsdale, situate, lying
and being in Carroll county, and State of Ma
ryand, and is the same property conveyed To-
Thomas Hooper by Elizabeth Nicodemus, and
others, by deed bearing date January 2lst-
1858, and recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county in Liber j. b. b., No. IA
folio 27G, &e., containing
l 3-4 Acres and IA Perches Of Land,
more or less. And hereby give notice, that
Ga Saturday, the 10th day Of July, 1881,
at . o'clock, in the forenoon, will offer for
sale the said property, so seized and taken in
execution, by Public Auctioa, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the Court House Door in
Westminster. THOMAS B. GIST,
jOne 25-ts Constable.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Real Estate in TanGytOVl District.

DY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting in Equity,
passed in cause No. 1899, the undersigned,
Trustees thereby appointed, will offer at
Public Sale, at Eek 5 mill, three miles east OF
Taneytewn, Carroll county, Nd, on
SATURDAY, JULY 90th, 1881,
NIL ID NJ rnlnnhln firm containing
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June 7th. in Hope, Bartholomew county,
Ind. Mrs. Lydia, wife of Philip Fl. Miller,
formerly of this county, aged about 20 years:
On July 3. 1881, near Finksburg, Mr.. David
Shipley, in the 4lst year of his age.
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THIRD DAY

TIL RID DA
At 10 a. IN. Rifle Match for a large
Silres cap, distance 500 yards, between teams
from the Columbia Rife Association, Of
Washington, ,he Maryland Rifle Association,
Of Baltimore, aad she Carroll Rife Assoeia-
ton. Of Westminster This will be an inter
e.iing eveul, sonae Of the participants being
crack shots wh0 have contested IN Europe as
well a. in this country.
The Racing will begin at $50 p. m, as
follows No. ]. Purse $3.50 for $50 Glass.
Entries are
q ~ Nelson ST. issliiIa1rr, Oh. & john =
= saith Philadelphia, ". "a. LADY LeEr
George Mslsfcf BALTIMORE. 3. "a Myrtle.
u e. Lucas Bsitimose. Dr. b, Harry T.
" A skinner ParkCu3urr. Dr. N ia "
t,ias Roberts. Jersey city D. s Prank Howe,
Eiw Balsz baltimore, blk. : Buzz
In the 2.2s class only three entries were
made aud Is declared OF
Raund tfip tickets at reduced rates irom
All stations on Western Naryl land Railroad.
Roand trip tickets from Baltimore, including
admission to groands, 81, %. General admls
s;on so cents. Season tickets Si0O. Ch'l-
dren unller 10 years free Family Tickets -.
LADIES FREE
Horses and vehicles free.
]. G. BRUBAkER, Pres't.
July 9-2t l. A. Miller, Secretary.
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LIFE INSURANCE!
To the Agents, Patrons and Friends.
INSURE YOUR LIFE IN THE
Fidelity Beneficial Society
OF LANCASTER CO, PA.

The Best Insurance Company in the State
FIVE REASONS WHY IT IS THE BEST:
LIST. II gives the Cheapest Rates Of any Mu-
tual Company in the State.
Fad, Every policy is on the Endowment
Plan.
Srd. This is the only Mutual Company in
this State that guarantees the full face of Pol
icy.
9TH Policies cannot be forfeited after sec
ond annual payment is made, as paid mp
Policy viii be given in every case when re-
quested.
9Th Ii has less deaths and less assessments
This is perfectly reliable Company. Fox
information call on or communicable with aAe-.
State Agent, j. Z. DENISON,
Agents wanted Westminster, Md
JAMES BLIZZARD, of Westminster, Securing.
Agent. july 2-3m*
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I,ennrt of the Condition

OftAs U.sioa National Bank If Westminster,
al IFssiaainsler. ia me State IF Maryland,
at iAe elose ef bssiaess, Jl.ae 5gih, 1881.
EEs.itgs GsfrEsZ
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Trustees Sale Of a Valuable Property
IN THE CITY OF WESTMINSTER.


TIME undersigned, Trustees, by virtue of
Il deed of trust from Hugh Doyle and
wife, duly recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county, will sell at Public Sale, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the Esd day Of July, A. d. 1881,
At o'clock, p. m, all that valuable Lot sit
uate on Main Street, in the City of Westmn-
ster, nearly opposite the Catholic Church,
and about 100 yards from the Railroad depot,
adjoining the properties of Luther Lantz
and John Gerke. The improvements thereon
consist of a large S-story Brick
Dwelling with Store Room at &N-a
taehed, conveniently arranged. ~,
This dwelling with store room
attached has been erected within the last ten
years, in the best manner by the former own
er for his own use, and can be readily con-
verted into building for any public business.
There is cellar under the entire building,
and never failing well Of excellent water
convenient to the back building.
The location of this property, the utility of
the building for dwelling or any public bus
mess presents an unusual indueement TO pur
chasers.
Persons DESTROYS of viewing the property
can do so by calling on Hugh Doyle, now re-
siding thereon.
Terms Of Sale One half Cash on the day
of sale or on the ratification thereof by the
Court, and the balance in two equal payments
of six and twelve months, with notes of the
purchaser secured to the satisfaction of the
trustees, bearing interest from day of sale.
IRA Z. GROUSE, (T-.,o.
GEO. NJ. PEARCE, trustees.
june 25-;s r. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTEL

LIST OF Z UNCLAIMED MAIIEII
DEMAINING in the Post Office, at West
II minister, Nd, July ?, 1881;
Bruce, Miss Mary Miller, Mrs. S. A.
Bowman, Miss L. j. Marble, NJ. l..
Barnes, L. J. due Sc. Powell, .Tno. ~
Clayten, H. F. Smith, Frank b.
Dugan, A. c. Small, Miss Jennie
Cooke, Theodore Smith, Louis
Eabald. A. Wimert, Jacob
Haner. Mrs. Sallie Williams, Catherine.
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised.
july % A. II. HUBER, +. NJ.
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DIVIDEND NO. Io3.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY !
YINGLING 6 MATTHEW'S

INSURE against Loss or Damage by Fire
l. or Lightning to Buildings, Live Stock.
Etc, and Loss by Lightning to Stock any
where on the premises, and to other property
whether fire ensues or not.
Office with State Mutual Association, near
Railroad, Westminster, Nd.
ian l5-tf
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MORTGAGES SALE
Valuable Farm

Dy virtue Of power Of sale contained in a
ID Mortgage from Oliver J. Welsh and
Sarah Z. Welsh, his wife, bearing date the
sth day of September, A. D. 1877, and duly
recorded among the Real Estate Mortgage
Records OF Carroll county, in Liber +. T. s.,
No. 10, folio 525, &c, the undersigned, Mort
gagee, viii sell on the premises, at Public
Sale, to the highest bidder, on
Tuesday, The % day Of august, 4. D. 1881,
at o'clock, p NJ, that valuable Farm con-
tanning
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DIED.

Deaths F5ee-Tr0ntes Foefrn &C. Fire osnts per line
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PROGR ANNIE.


FIRST DAY
At II n. M, Grand Brass Band
Contest, 70. three prizes aggregaliug $3.50,
narticipaied in by Hanover Silver Cornet
Rand. New Oxford Coruet Band, Westnin-
Ser Brass Band, Beckleysyille Bands, Nos.
and ,. PikeSyilie Band aad Graceham Band.
After the contest the bands viii be organized
into one Band, forming the largest ever or
ranized in the State. aud viii play Quick
Stem. under the leadership Of Prof I. d.
Ellis, of Westminster.
Racing will begin at 1870 p. m, as follows;
No. /. Purse $3.50 for minute class.
Entries are
George Nesstpr Baltimore. D m. Myrtle
i Lucas baltimore hy D. Harry J.
Geo " Nelson. BALTIMORE. ch z John ?.
N A skinner farkgrshurg. W. Va. hr. IN IDA 70
j smith Philadelphia, VII. m. Lady Lear.
Efu BaltE. Baltimore. blk. E buzz
Chas. Roberts Jersey CITY. Or < Prank Howe.
No. =. Purse $3.50 for PSI Class. Entries
are
John RsencF. Baltimore. D. IA Lizzie "
" n HglIcg Harrisburg. b. (. Charlie Res
u A skinner parkersnnrS, B. m. Lcne
. a ~nAup shtugtDu. u. e. b. IA Mischief
Harry Williams, New York. hT & GEORGE ~
"a r. wilson Baitsmore b. n, Little Annie
FsgF oh T. f'ttuEeF.
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lC2 Acres, 8 Foods and 81 Perche8
Of Land, More or Less,

lC2 Acres, 8 Foods and 81 Perohes
Of Land, More or Less.
Being the same land which the said Oliver J.
Welch obtained from Peter Engle and Mary,
his wife. Lewis II. Shipley and Ann, his wife.
and Philemon II. WEIGH and wife, by deeds
duly executed and recorded among the land
records Of Carroll county. The improve
ments thereon consist Of comfortable two
story Weatherboarded House,
Barn, Dairy, and all other ne. Az&AA-G
cessary outbuildings. 4 due 81 80 -
proportion Of this land Is Gov Elsl1.-sas5-
cred with good Timber. The land IS in a
high state OF cultivation, water convenient TO
the buildings, and the fields are also eoave-
niehtly wa,errd and enclosed BY good fences
This property IS fally described in said
mortgage. aud situated in Freedom district,
Carroll county, about miles north of Wood
bine, on the Sans Greek road, and adjoining
the lands OF Philemon II. Welsh, Lloyd Day
aud others. The convenience Of this proper
ty TO the railroad, &c, renders it worthy the
attention Of purchasers.
Terms Of Sale cash.
CHARLOTTE FISHER Mortgage.
Geo. NJ. Pearce. Solicitor.
iaiy Q IS Jos. W. Berreit, Auct'r.
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96 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, adjoining the lands of William
Feeser, Henry T. Eek, and others. 1t is well
improved, enclosed with good fencing; about
% Acres are in WOODLAND, also enclosed.
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SECOND DAY-

SECoN d DA X
At 10 n. IN. n Grand Tournament
for Silver Tea Service, an Ice Pitcher and
Silver Cup. uRdsr the management OF Geo.
N. Pearce, Esq. The following knights
have entered