davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1881-11-28

through Utah hare boon determined Upon by
powerful curporauop@. When thoy sta COM
plufct!. every pnrt uf Utah Will he rnslly Hccea-
alc. nntt wn stall hnvo chU!oo OF competing
ltnes cnst and west.
nuRINtaa aTAT1aTtcs.
nrforo tho compilation Of tic ovor1an1 rail-.
rHhf, thr n1pnrK nn,t exports nf utntl did INT
oxcerl ic,N9 ttltis per nnnaln,. tlfieo lhnt they
hnv0 averaged nearly twolye tltnea ~ much:
two. n.thitts'lmpnrts, nnc-hNff Incidental tn min
port. il nos tSr from *isifS, ,e&: jobhsrs et,d
rclnI1cra do ycarly busness of $40 UD,0 100. Per-
hnps a. ap, ,0M} nro onRRgc.l In trndc; most Of y
is slonn by few houses. Tho hpns!ctt r. Z!nn's
Cooperative Mercantile Assor1htlUn ut 1nlt 1,nkD
CITY, which, with lta branches ut Ogssen aIt,i I.o-
gan, imports nnc-th1i Of NIL thu merchandise
ilEetl In tho Territory. II hns BIO stockhnlderss
and n cash cnpiini Of $760.001 There Ia a co
operative Institution, II nearly every settle.
Ci!y. anu selling to It tho Country prlh.!co thny
take III for R0ods, hut thot nrc not branches.
They havu thousands uf etupkhfldGrs. and most
ur tho people patronlxo them. Fifty insurance
cnsnpatica carry S{O 0O insurance on bililtllnRst
aud pcrhnps $l,GtA.tU0 on merchandise In stock.
representing, It ls estimated. three-fonrths Of
lis nyarn0c value. Thnrc aro one National md
ten private bnnks with an n0kregatu capital OF
ssQo,0oo; ayoraYo ,dcpoatts, s. ,00o 001; avcraRo
lnans, q, ,I0,000, drawing $en, 900 'oW exchange
yearly. Yours, O.J. ffOLt1srEt.
, 1881-11-28
Wind northeast, heavy. Weather cold.
HuFYAtd},
Electric Light IN tho ssomno.,.

3he tBHEN Ntdtt F9flt lFtEtt K!VcB an NcH0Wnt
OF III tnatruulent Invented hy Dr. j. Mlkuacx,
R'tysleAH lu subject uysr} part Of u pattat!t's
sio!l!us'l. tn ~ osulur ns.eetsou. It cd'ls!sts uf
.aa"aes os ,hs swtss.-s~a allowing juvElers. Tha
tubu cuHtl1ts an sttistcl couAtslUr Ut piectrlet-
~. tWO WhtHr'cauHls, un alr-eaMni. nild u wl4p
10 tinrtttl by Mt,aHs NJ stQuarh. pump psByua,4
" tue ihtroducunn VI tbs apparatus, Hua IL tAGii
Inflated lhrouIl lhe alr- lube. -.t te botti,s "
lhrn13h whct, the walls Ut tho stus,iach Jan ID
soti,. tho rvluls!t light oelu1 t4rnlshttl bi All
with tho cond4utor. Ia drdes tint tho exainlna-
tton tnuy not DO disturbed hy coughing 0r voln.
st!nR on the part nf tho patient, he il treated 10
dure the presei'cs VI thH ttt,ruurMts fur tutt uF
fifteen mi.,ises. whlle rvtainlnY suilIu!ent con.
mexna Of signs, 1t IL ppparsut tbat tkis in.iru.
ment VIII prove Of lnestlmaule value to medical
, 1881-11-28
Tho LnfcAt In nlatc1es-A Iox.!1aklNE
Cantcst Isl KassabMrw for $iUO y slde.

4-WeDNFp tFd.) IiS}klffA.
novel cGnteat cAiip or jAat night at Odd
Fellowe llAl. South HlAo, 1t bttux u lux- inakllR
matu't GntweuIl ltuhcrt u, bIiehHels, u bnxmakcr
IT suhutt1's plahirR.mlll, B0uth Side, Rnl AL
bort NGebev, a'i ttnpinyd u Stuck 4 Shnlcs. ths
rily. hn'no weeka ago q tNateh 1uQk pMco be-
tween ll0 partcs for *5l Httc. III Wh1uh Mtch-
Msls won by one nall. a,ltt thu present match wus
%sre e originally 10 bu sa|o sids. but tue Inateh
NV llxht wIa inadu for $l00 a slAo.
Mr ooln nra1ley, of shB Parliamentary
niticc, bol9E the Stakeholder. 6burt,y be-
fore y: O'oioek tho announcement was
!l1hde that nla w|.a ready. After Il yhort speech
" the reterte, sho prnclfals stUppnd forward.
Alter thu customary hallti-shak4nx, tho rufaruV
antlu.iucc1 eveEythln,: ready. baEch nbout
sWu icet hxh and twelvu feet IouY hnt been
croctttl on tho trunt Ut tho stuKu, wnd lllrtl t,
toy ot thta ~ wy the oox,!utattr. and besto tt i
n4d latehce hammer. "Wtauk, whnuk,
WhucE ~ whAck." went latchul and hat,itllrF,
Lux lids nud sll!vs werI t*Ekcc lnlH pIHrt uuj
nnilet1 on with wonderful laxtUrity, and AZ
lllehhela tnmhlea Ills tlrst bnx IL t4&. tior few
seconds Ahend Of nuG1cu yell went up frutIl
the euWer audience belnw, Each man wax to
null 14lrty 1t,xts, twenty-six NaliA III n bQx,
waOsu size was about twtlYe Inches by lwaI,ty.
-four. The oppression "h& tusY ~ tialipfs' via
nuWutre In lhla cOnlpst. IL wns u <.t1t,staNt
chorus Of Sounds snuas by hnnsutr and husehet
~ they struck bonig naH with une blow,
AtchasA worked steadily On without break, il
, 1881-11-28
The Glory OF Vandorbllt-Ti!e NIa9nsr-
lcent Painted Window tor His New
NYMnn1pn.

I'ari, Corrttpoa,tenes PAtladtlphta 7tlfaraph.
Itook II Journey the uthur day uwily to tho
other eide q Paris t. that tas.og !luartsr wbsu
the inagpi0slt window Ia painte1 glass which
Il destineti fur tho dlnuR-roola OF AIr. William
II. Vardcrbilt's now hnusc In New York. Tbls
ssplendAt work ot Ut. which \ tho as4est one of
duo to TITO taInut OF 81. Oudinot. whu IL aaltI to
10 the t!rst orttst In ths wur|l III hts pcoultnr
!Ine. The su bjGot NJ tho picture ID the
nssttnx Hf shs txo Ktnss, Ks + Framed !: aia
Gold, III tho ccutrt Of the turpgronul the swo
ynung aosereHtis. magnificent In dross md ~
appoint u,r0ts, eAeh mounted un o superb mud
tvfy stssa,, ,.i,, o's:p hana4. while u the slss.t
trudants, eohtemp!ates the erecting of tho rival
p!unarchs. .kiuy FrancIs silpa d snow- white
charger, with trappipaa nf axure and HNIt. whll.
!ionry,n ,, hotso I 4 aark oay. xayiy-t4sd
dlute foreground 10 tta right, while the rest OF
the picturu Ia tillea with tho kMtghls, uualcs,
spcnssn,ail. Bte., lu attendance On the two
Kings: u the , %ekRreYnd ri.e the s,.rKeou.,
arsatoasatto petsaaaEes. Tbs to!osIux oe The
work. which Includes sntne forty nr nIty ng.
ures, Il worry supusb. Nuthlny cau be tMlngtned
richer In effect than !a sas velvet o.lsDst Or
, 1881-11-28
AROUND THE LAKES.
HAVING A Ft1uQtl TRIP.

Spt<t1t N1pdleA ~ IMs Lattafo 1tttuns,
barge IsaIlsutiuo with shu kchtH1I,nr Moore III
low urriycd heru at Noon tNlay. Tley left But.
LETT ayni, IN Monday. The lulanttAu ttt.. ~ of
thu huora snd wcHt 10 t.ric tot eonl. On Thurs.
day tho AallahtlHh got In thu iassaHc, but went
OF Iion,leau, hut wds ~ tcod Hp that she could
nut. M hrr unchur Or pass Hue. un frtlay
xsturnua to tue kau. whero they rcmalnel nntll
saturday nt.ht;. IN cunning III tha river thoy
4urisd on Mnr pont: InSy ~ eoas,!aaen sto,n
they passeI th1 Lime. IklIns At y. IL. f' -.
rHE LIMs-klt:s CHt,ssIku. - -
Special Dspatta 10 7Af Chttapo 1rtSp1*1 y
Nalant wav detained here elynteen' hours BY
low wAter on Aar Point. Sbe !sft attaayltKht for
Ashsnsls Tas p1epsllsr Nse.assHa ;a ~, ,,n, a.
The propeller CubA WI detained above lha Lime
, 1881-11-28
UTAH..
The Mormon Land OF PoIygamy
and Superstition.
4 Rosy Description OF 1t by n
Gentle.


Special eorsstpondsnee az Tag catedeo artoume*
SALT LAKE CRY. utan, NOV. O.-otan ie1El-
tory lies In tho IatItnde of missouri, nno'L tWo"
thlrda OF tho way trohl et' Aou's 70 s"u f1au-
cAc0 II embraces y .un'oVV acres " 'anot ou'y
tt1at which chE ~ hrnhclhlly waterea IL ron'9y
arabic. Tbo "ashtcn MOUNTAINS 'h1oFsect II
from norm 10 eontn' niel''nR IL 'nto t"o SUI
staut!N1ly equal patte. W tno paee lYhe east W
this sa'igc anu drnlnca by tha dtcem at'a So'ue
sado iiscrs anu tAolF l11outarHs .'.',o uso nts
yct been riiado. It ID mountainous, lss val'eya
nre a milo abnvo ftde-watee. II ltas some hrno'o
and considerable grazing sAnt', Wild extensive
cont-tleida lying nlol,Y tho haitherh sopN OK ms
Uintah and tho cnstnrn s'opo Of tne "msatcn
ltanRos. The acit'eaneats aro 1cw ano sa'al!. 3no
Denver Il Rio Gratf1o western Ia n0wconsteuet'
inR n raitrORf1 through It. j0lnlnH Colorado anil
1ftnb whinh will t.,nk n II arnnaso and its re,-
.,,,,.o,. - n,..,,"t,,,
'o"tees es"t'o'c'
SETTLEMENTS.
thc Wnsatch Monntnina hctvcrn thpu, and Salt
it,, 80 49,, tTtnh L., 0.,to a,uroto nna a
A'"he AVN A'"ns ~ eN"A' ~ e"eus' e""ra'e' a"A ~
scoeu 81 F".ess' "nS.cft. "'o.su - s"'.t ~
'1asucs 'o .no ~" T., .s,
moutth'n eor8oit ~ eAuent M'u tFn"cu u ~ a""
sand s,!ln Mpsn the thirsty land. salt Lake l'a-
sin extends fruM beyond Ntphi TO flcnr ltiver
uates ~ mics. u ulhcmaes ,"st nSo M .,aa. ua n'au
1.aRo' nas tno ecueIH1 a4t'lu.e VI tno A"stns.s
Mountains. atid is tho paradise OF tho farmer,
tin hurtcuturiHt and the fruit grower. Cncbe
vn1,ot lI,. IN tho ,,t,rtbenat Hnnucfc Valley to
..". .os -. =. s,,. = ~, ,,,,,a, r,,o,, A., ,,t.
cd grain. producing sections. hut having colder
yuIrfnra nnh stt,rtpr Hra aannR. urn n1t Rn we'll
, 1881-11-28
OTHER LAKE PORTS.

Port HGAoR+
Special Dt.pateA to Ins Ehteaeo 1tthtns.
Pour IlunDK. Mtch., Nov. s-D:W p. m-
Passed up on tho night or the :1th-tropeilera
Columbia and John n. Gldhcn ana tow.
Passed TN tUslay-lrupeIlerx Saylunw Valley,
City Ut Concord, lenton rnd baracs, AMI No.
hra,aka.
III port-rropeller J. r. Donaldsons sch0ouers
Porter and l'clnwarc; tow .Oargo Iiutchsnsou;
propeller OMtunMvun and 0Nrges4
nown-Fropcllcrs Nelson, Mills and barxea,
n1nry Howard and barKes; steamer Pearl, pro.
INar H. PrlnaIyille und parEes: H. II. Hitok-
lead ard baEFcs, Porter ChAm1arlin anu
bhrKGs, ctinA, Iron DukG, japan, llld Arctic;
schnulIers llolnduer, Ut. Law t,,tltv Xauh Chuud-
ltr. T.. AMea. tMntoIl, and J. Z. W0adrutf,
!, Arrlvcd-Tug l.oslathan with Schooner Bur.
Wind nvrthoass, heavy. Weather cold.
.,psetat iNtpasth to Iht t'htrneo Tsih4ns. ,,
ttuFFAtAs, n. u, Nnv. .1.-Iha nnty arrivals ZIP
tot p. III. Wrt# tbs aehuuuer J. N. Ft'Slur, with
cUMl from Gtv0laul, sil1 tile AehuDter tli2n
Allen, with Krmlts !y,,.A Canada. T.,u wind wu8
purt. tEns scl.!oner Queu,l EiIy was tuWtd uI,
tIfsu sT1illWAN tht2 DventnE NAL tot1k on IL
oArGn during tho ntBhf. WuA&hsr permitting,
thu steam. barge UctMhlca, with tho Queuh CITY
| III p1~, Will staft fnr chicak" u. tho Morhng.
A.AwAuKEE+
Spsetal Dhpdtea to 1hs theaea Tribune.
| M1LwAukEE, Hls, H0y, 21.-ArrlveA frOtM 10-
!tw tnts:'S Tho propeiIaF Hchestor, the inst
Un1Dit LtIRG bull M tho seASlIf: tho prupptlef
1lnAi4EA, tho last Western Transportation G4,..
| pHny boat; anl th9 steaGl- llArgcs Jutts DuSiI-
stM unl ltnfud +. llAnuvy. Ihny all report siIB-
nld s!cel. mAtea covered the stGAlNGrs' lecAs u
thb depth Of blx tnghEH,
, 1881-11-28
SOME DISMAL PROPHECIES.

tne ohhtca -atateH-nnosoeI a., ns.msan- ss,
no o" 1aa H"psoted-ot,,or " ss Wofui Events
rredteted. go,
shat several se Of tho prodieons made BY zakc
'no
Di ton. IN s biz pr preface % the author says. "Tho
twelve mouths TINT bave rollol nway since wo
t,,n mnn,festatioua NJ nlanntnrv tn,i,,enco. The
most n,itoora.lo ruler In Europe. after having
escaped the bullets Of the would.bo assnsins
10 tno nomns ot tne NM, nh'ats, IN an, ,ass .ne
on ", oartn." Turning 'N to tho predictions, tho
first IN order ts the SUMS entrance into
caoreoruu,, Deg. q, 1881, at noont p. m., Now
curry in the meridian win improve trade mud
on,. h"use. we ara told thus tho revenue viii
w doonIon," Ts,o nns,t,on NJ Mcrs IN rho ,rth
huuae, IN degrees and % minutes Of New
fork's KoyernlnE sign. Canccr. rs nil-
sn apF tha ass eo q proSaSy
IN Now Yorkl Is only too Ilkely 10 tnko pIneo s1
n nSout the 18th to she sth or f DecemnSr' iSsl:"
promised plenty of work. ,yhIa thero Is prGs-
yefs yefeo 0e eosss Se tSe lanaaon
in tho tunth house. Witch pEesiuniaes
that taxatton Will press very heAvily on fhn
people, tf;o tn1adon thfeatonca lnost pronaolf
kinds OF prDylsions. Thoro VIII 10 much Vio-
lence III the United States, and annie Krcat man
Will suffer degradation Or meet with violcnt
death" At tho Rnme t1mo wo arc assured thas
o,!r railroads WI It, 70 PROSPEROUS. .h.4
less than tive large plaucts--Mars, Jupiter. Sat.
urn. Uranus, and Ncptlnc-aEe to retrogaue as
| tho begnnlnR OF tho year. Whiio the square OF
tt,no's stationary position or tho 20. warns
| colIiery innnaRers 81 tRko extra Pfecauuone
aEAfnst accldentH. ':rh1 Emperor OF 4crnMny
will! feel tho effects OF snturn stationary on hia
mid. heaven. Socialists Will disturb his Etnplr0.
, 1881-11-28
sKhgOSA

years. g7.4 degrees; lpWcst, 38 degrees; cx-
i va9"on II f'ts ts,nseraure. % ii cp1ecs: s un,niy,
~ tIeKrces; mean teDl'erntnro OF four hottest
months ut o'clock y. m, b'.tloxreos: humidity
precipitation. nrarly une.half the nvcrnga cast
of tho 9no hu9drctt mer!llan; M Rs t,cnt, nir @ prcs.
s6s;i; ayslu9o @ 60 vcltsi;y Of wilda, d; miles a1,
hours against l8 on tho oecAn.
THE HEASOSs. ...
The spring opens IN hiurch, tho atmosphere
ist atS ssy SS 3 ts s9eeo 81 liz
vullcys pursues tho retsriua snow-llne up tto
mountain slopes. Tho suminer y pleasar,t n ~
from the sartucc. D,tht,le forth ovorywhcre:
a bsat cssuse. s' tue sA, Winds ASsss nds, ss
springs iaor bceome hfacksah from soscntrs try
w"ieret ss'ii, trotn the rnp!a radlation It the
und give strength to meet tho heat Of thu days.
ln pstuoor tue nlr cle!rs NY a9ai'! aa Il. sprlnK
and the andsetpe softens wiih tho rich co!ors Of
MtI,lnntn st,acs II thp,r aNth1hi,s III iNGes; bit
on them tho snrKcoua picturG fl sonn overlMll
fall IL delightful, and generally ingors nearly to
tho end Of the yunr.
SANITARY ApvAsrAaEs.
The dry mir mud stIabt Iainfall pecultarly
Ing md camping whlch 80 quickly rcnotatcS .
nrkea.Go"n, ., MGiru nppasams. s NY taIousM r.!
en ,si,o, e. u1sa' ,,,,nrn+ "a'H.
W uIio ~. % tooa nio I "eui.o"'it h,tan ~
~ ~ Ivy W . U n aM a, IN ri p.,nt
, ~ . rnnem1 M y. + a .t.
% tno HG't' mGsess ~ ~ n:'ut ,f. @ H. T st
o sln' eoatnttssS 1o pr Settt na tho pcpG. W,
% %sAuot.. t, ane ,tne.i.suH " i H .,. &c. y + ..v ~
sl1sanso nrt'rtnotnx M NJ nrnreis ~ tS1 rprnnI',
deeA7n us!NntM,tE;h Nn,;a or uuGtuus ~ ~ tu euauniu @
mss gs ~ me aetTney ahn voa many Wan soMG
effect.
.,,,o,,,r ,,-.,.,rr,.,,,
AahaCultl ltlulkALNAlthNt.E LASu.
Nearly f0eO0.ooo ncres 0f public land have
been surveyed In Utah. The araA o! .nrat1lo !aHd
, 1881-11-28

r'i,ysrs .tssn ME"ns' M H"ss$nrs ,srt MywnHs @
arcsi 4, cvsi 9 of IL, Ti.o ycury ,ir,sT "1wnr,t
crsn +, @ nEas nEao;,"na Mf" cnsn~ss anE
nusb;ne tSn.s. i6is o1ttSrm ;'sgbt s", sc IN.
sm sEnnn la r 9rcn.iv vi iuprovea II
snS rncnu a"rs ~" sn''p ""' "s0 S'e"''' "
''''"' s" snxEr.woo1~
Taers aro r., nrooan!y sS o.s sneeh 19 ,yhHh yaa,
shgnstt'a 1nnHIs Or WOOL paIrt o. wngn
S fsrfor. "i @ rid Of i Is sntaotrc; i, lie
Territory. II realizes to TIM tsasi!,crr about ~
rcro r !1wc IT. ~ shnit,r i, wiu;cr nrn t liz
Ss IT, T. t e. s,; a ys ~ 1ssn r. G'os asG e
yoariy.
PRIMITIVE AGRICULTURE.
Asrstpss is q eompnsa,!ss'y primitive t,,.
g,uttcr " cbicksn,, seeIis. drc.i fruit. 0ser I'D
sstton 90 ioot. sntt WI! &c spettsI, n Sat tho!s
c'rn MIA i,enns. nnrnso. hMr,s. lnUo,,. jnru.
sVar osst sisn neas o,,rrats raIsins. w,e, stareh
If Io ,pn, puTSGs T. se ris tt,htrntes thn sc"nc
Utnn farming offers to raptnl, enterprise, ntiti
hn,nc demand il 9rcHt ui,i prices etlE enough 10
make agriculture tnstcn4l or mining, tho primo
n,un or oeast t. W,ap ' "''" oFus
,i.!s' Nopuei-H"EM. ~ 80 "a. ..
Mlnin& pegnm II " ~ 0tam W sr inso' ~, uu ,,% H.,
naa neen ,eM1 u i!M IL. aug M no
yrns m mrn"racnsivn wfth fhc ~nnntalns. Mines
have been fund In every county. There aro
eighty mining districts. elnornelng b0p!o0
tur facilities Of ,ftierconmslntcation and more
experience In reducing ores, they will bu rovs-
,,1,o1,rcr,vr 1,,sr1ucrs.
1'N.''o.I,.. -. E. .,a.' @ -. NJ. ria A..
CottoMwonis;, american Eark. stock!nn. Hing.
$ 4! sTf Il, 'eS 4, HSs1i 2sst qSsriz;;s S1 ;a;;
inE $lOO ton; finely equipped and dGntl M a. Wnrk M
, 1881-11-28

Kiln cIcyen hnurs and passed dnwn at g o'clnek
tonight. She will not leave .A,nhorstburx I'LL
morning. THO bHrgc Saninsky wnA lowcd over
frntn Tnc,l, today. She IL waiting here TOR tho
steam hnrEe Superior. Rho IA ooMl-lAdcn for
, 1881-11-28
l,SpcCtlPtE1, HAND,

Counting l0U.OtN Arrcs In hay, .000 In m1seci-
lhnCt,as rrHps, lU.tk0 in fruit. VIZ have 2i.tU0
Anres under cultivation. There ase ncRrty TO-:
UU inrtna, ----- - =
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-03-05
A Singular Accident,

a singular aud shocking accidrui ocyarrc,l
an SziarJay ias,. shortly bciura uoon. A.
PHaixssiie, 70. The circumstances attend
sus ia. case are as follows. A farmer by lar
1smc ct loos. residing in North Coventry
township. dtaFc no that place for the pgrPosc
II delivering g haFrri 81 gldrr a. The bakery
nt George Brnsubsck. on BujZr street,
Christian BriChrr, yoBng unmarried naR,
sbo Is ga she rmpley 20 a. ". hiey, another
baker on tbs same street, abp hayprRed 80
b. CO As EfuHnfs1a 9. sn'gntrrfgi ~ =R.fst
.u unloading ghr barrel. which hr and another
uaa attempted ia d. iy -i.ilus 5, dowu o.. $
.la7l beard. One corner ~ tho latter truse
and n.l-,i the barrel over 30 eu- SIDE. ia hts
endeay.rs 80 p7eye 1T FROM ialijar Nr
Beiedes i-t; slipped aHI be ls.il 60 The pave
ncBt. tar ehtn- oi ,ls barrel tel on bis hand
aad gai The hand 90 as clean az ~ b had been
chopped Of silh a ti-avcr or as axe.
K.ichcs aas n5g aUarc Of tho sad loss hch
brlrll hlin. - b. Jumped up aad bryan laagb-
iag saaaJ bis faIl. vixen a bystaaier rcuaES-
rd ghas Be did NOS ihiak be- bad much 10 iaash
about. and dFss hts at.se,lou 10 has hand ~
irs on ihe pavement The unfortunate mac
did ghea. FOR lhr hrst umr. see ais b.ectlns
bnb, Apl started a. once i1r she Office Of DR..
kceirr. pgh The blood spurilnS proluseiy
from his uri,J. ehilr another. carrying ibe
dtsnenbered baud IN a small box. followed
in bis SAKE tin rrAThios Jhr doctor asaen
that gentleman was SAID 70 br from home.
I he aufovtguAsr man bg this lime was So
urak from Jhe loss OF blood sha, be vas ga.
able 10 proceed farther, Aad vas taken iato
eatriagr nKd iriyea 90 thr office Of DR.. cTkes,
and irom thcrr 70 that ni nr. Williams bat
beth being ahsez, be MSS dr'Y-n 90 Dr.. Cod
man residence, whom they found az home
The doctor ordered R-,che5 TO be ,aAeu TO.
ais home, uho, by Ihis time, although - strong
aBd powerfully bud, msn, was yearly exhaust
ed De CoemAn attended 60 kis Injuries,
and. al clock, sen, him 60 ise PruBsyiys-
Hia Hospital Philadelphia Those sho saw
lhe accident say Il vas one Of the most sick
enlug lsey ever witnessed, and IL Is feared by
many he cannot recover.
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--latest News.

The Pearl Hominy Mills, of Baltimore
Md. were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. Loss 100000.
Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, and further
west was visited by heavy snow storms on
Thursday, blockading railroads and sus-
pending operations The snow ranges
from one to three feet deep, and it is sup
posed trains viii not run regularly for a
week. Some sgoy drifts are eighteen feet
high. The roads within 200 miles east,
north and west of Sioux City are block
AIDED some of them ever since New Year :
Day. -,
The House of Representatives on Thurs
day passed an apportionment bill, making
the number of congressman 3l9. The
North and South by the bill each gain
thirteen Congressman. Pennsylvania and
Virginia each gain member.
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ELECTION NOTICE,

Office Of The Farmers Mutual Fire IaSr J
aRce CompaRg, Of Dug HiH, Carroll Co.
FEBRUARY 10, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting of the members of the Compa-
ny. will be held on Saturday, the 10Th day of
March, 1881. Polls open at 10 o clock, a, M,
and close at o'clock, p. M, at the office of
the company, in Manchester, for the purpose
of electing y Directors to serve said company
for one year from the date of their election.
j. R. STREVIG,
feb % st Secretary.
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The Baltimore Ncus demonstrates
against the proposed introduction of cod
fish into Maryland waters, on the ground
that the cod is a voracious fish and de-
structive to the small fry which now abound
in the Chesapeake and its tributaries,
which fish are everyway preferable for
food to the cod.
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The Baltimore Annual Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Charch South,
convenes in Harrisonburg, Va, on the 9th
Instant. Our esteemed contemporary, the
Harrisonburg Commoaaseatth, will issue a
daily paper giving the proceedings of the
Conference during its sitting.
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Attention is called to the communica-
ton of FARMER" in this issue of the
ADVOCATE, 1t treats of subject ofvery
great Importance to the cattle-growers of
the State. We are promised a series OF
articles on this and other subjects, which
will command public attention.
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NO 1890 EQUITY.
la the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Daniel Baumgartner next friend to Carrie l..
Mourer and others, VS.. Jacob Binkert
and others
nRDERED this 25lh day Of February, A.
" u. 1881, that the account of the Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
iirmed. unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown or or before the Dist day of March
next; provided copy of this order be insert
ed for two successive weeks, before the last
named day, in some newspaper published in
Carroll county.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
mar 5-2t FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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l. s Wilson, Esq editor of the Upper
Marlborough Gazette, has been appointed
a member Of the school board of Prince
Georges county, Nd, in place of Judge
Chew. resigned, Mr.. Wilson is grad
uate of ST. Johns College, and viii make
an efficient officer.
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The March number Of the Maryland
Farmer appears in a handsome new dress.
Its contents, as usual, are varied and in
teresting, and it is doing noble work in
the development of agriculture in this
Sfafn
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PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK &
FARMING UTENSILS.

ON Friday, March p, 1881. at 10, a. M.
" on the farm occupied by John Green
holtz, near Wakefield, will be sold Horses,
Cows, Shotes, Farming Utensils, &c. For
particulars see bills.
GEO. w. MATTHEWS,
feb 26-ts JOHN GREENHOLTX.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

DEMAINING in the Post Office, at West
Ia minister, Nd, February rs, 1881;
Beam, James P. Nicholson, Mary
Berger, W. H. Pitzer, Miss Annie
Babylon, Miss BarbaraRamsbmg Oh, l.. j.
Chinn, Miss Cornelia Stonesifer, Mrs Jane
Emblei, Mrs. Barb. Snyder, Geo.
Hahn, Augustus Snyder Danl
johnson, Mrs. Mary Shipley, Mrs. Agnes
Logue, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Miss Eliza
Little, b. Helen Webster, Mrs. Jean
Miller, Dennis Woods, Joseph
Mickle, Philopena
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised
mar A. II. HUBER, P. NJ.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF
v aluable Farm,

IL TaanioIra District, Carroll Co., Nd
pl virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court
ID for Carroll county, sitting as Court Of
Eqliiy, passed ia cause No. i1l4 on the
docket OF said Court. wherein William Hum
bert and others are compliments and Jacob
Humberl and others are defendants. the un-
dersignrd. trustees, wil! offer at Public Sale,
on the premises. situate on the Stone Road
distant from Mt. Pleasant, about q! miles. aud
adjoining the lands Of Joshua Frounfe ter and
others, GA
ht'issssit5, ,t,)'h ri March, 4. d. 1881,
at ! o clock, r. IN. all tha, valuable farm
.sr4.F,r-s-.R
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The Funding Bill, providing for refund
inc n portion of the national debt in three
per cent. bonds, passed the House, with the
Senate amendments, on Wednesday, and
was vetoed by Mr. Hayes On Thursday.
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STOCK OF ALL KINDS WANTED.

TNAT Cattle, Fat Cows, and Bulls, Fresh
u and Dry Cows, Sheep and Horses.
viii pay according to age and quality. For
further particulars inquire in person or by
mail at HAINES d Co.'S,
feb 20 3t& Westminster, Md.