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Board ano Rooms.

DDukU WV LtpOhiD.
East Side.
4 SUNNY FRONT PARLOR and two bed
rooms three square snd two Large n3 rooms wIh OF
A THOUSAND of New-YOrk's best board
N ing.houses apartments and hotels get THEODORE
THIsTLES GUIDE; 20 cents at newsdeaers NEW
YORK NEWS co. 20 BeeSmansL
NEADISON-AV 144.-Elegant floor with
w private table and special servants handsomely furnished
and single with board strictly hrstcass accom-
STH-AVE.. 3S5-Handsomely furnished suites
- Of apartments, with or without private table, Refer
~ EAST 31ST-ST., FIFTH and MADISON
L 4 AVENUES Handsomely furnished; second hoori
four rooms strictly private tables highest references
oil EAST 22d-st.-Front hall room to let
Win eSSG ~ TSSs S M aoG qn basement hand
sl0D-ST., 10 EAST.-Large and pleasant
- rooms, with board for gentlemen and wives or two
gentemeni reference required
IN EAST 38TH-ST.-Elegant parlOr floor
Az with private table
d.l EAST -ST.-Handsome furnished
D rooms for gentlemen references Permanent parties
preferred.
West Side
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentlemen
N only without board, large Handsomely furnished
T TSSiP $Po Vest sShst near ha7e
At 7 WEST 31ST-ST.-PleaSant room with
N board for gentlemen and wife and single gentlemen
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS to
rent-339 West 3itlst second story, southern expos
sure elevated references exchanged.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED second and
third floor suit with parlor with private table with.
out board references. A. DALEY, West 35thst
I ARGE and small furnished rooms to let,
A. With without board ITO West 18TH ST. references
sRe WEST 43D- ST.--0ne or two very at
~ tracve sunny with all modern cOnyenences
aud newly FURNISHED, 10 let. with or without board
1nO WEST 45TH-ST., second house west
@OO OF BroadwRy.-Two nicely furnished trout rooms
southern EXPOSURE house contains all the modern improve
ments and location irstoass.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
XVANTED.-By gentleman, wife and baby,
w room ana board must frsclasa and terms mOder
ate between fth 6thayes and l4th and 40tlsts Ad
dress with full particulars stating terms, NJ b. H. Tribune
Office.
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THE SOUTH or TO-DAY.
w. ~ and 70 q we Yves 2sd street. New.York.

TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 81. , nv,
IN DIXIE,S LAND; OR, THE SOUTH OF TO-DAY
~ JUDGED OBSERVER
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CLARK g. boutwell,,

noops 49, II, ls, 49, No . Nasnlst, c1ri'- Of wall.
New-NOrk,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS or mining properues,
oGcr for She stock OF the following companies which
arr under their direction ......,- ,,,- 1900, m.
NgripoSa County California -.....- ,,,-.- . ,,
MEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMtAN '-Aihe' anu mus
Grass valley California. . .....,. 49,, ,,,- . ~,
SATEMO GOLD QUARTZ COMPANN'-hlhes ana nui
Iapgicr, Nova Scotia. . ..,.-,..,. ..,,,,o,,.,, ,,,
SiNitRGROVE SILVER MINING tOAPANN.-Mhe
n9 s.TJ01IWIM0TT SILVER MINING COMPANY-Mines and
mill. silver Rect Utah - ,..,.,,.. 49,, -,
LssG%'SS 'HRTUj%So COPPER COMPANY.-Mino and mill,
Lower California a., -. -. 4, ..n..,.,. ..t.,
stocfs arc invited 10 communicate WITH u.s. .,,,...,
WILLIAM >. CLAtsn, JOtN u bolh ELL,
President. Secretary aud Treasurer
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brushes of every description at 315 Pearl
I'D at opposite Peck-slip all articles at lowest prices
JOHN X. HoPPEL, manufacturer and importer.
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ogFICE or TnE SILVER IsLET CONSOLIDATED MINNG)
AND LANDS COMPANY. 80 BROApwAY
AnuI =

NEW YORK, sept 10 lsSl.)
NOTICE is hereby given that the Directors
~ Of this company by authority specially conferred by the
shareholders, hereby call for Contribution Assessment
dollar share payable ON the LIST day OF November
Stockholders requested 20 read AMI conform TO the
stipulation Endorsed their share certcates failure
pay without remedy Interest az the rate OF per cent
will be allowed payments made prior 10 lat No
Vember. II. Il. STRONG, Vice President.
~ B-Remlttances for contributions should be acoompa
with the certificates OF stock that payment be
kn0wedgod thereon but whore this Is mpractcabe ncon
vemen receipts Will be returned for attachment TO oerth
Gates on which payment ~ made
Direct all registered mail matter for this Company to No.
62BrOa1way NY.
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TNYO CONSOLIDATED MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY
Mines and Mil, lnyO County, Cal.
CAPITAL, SjOO.OOO. PAR VALUE 50.
OFFICE Ne. % BROADWAY ny.
IRON BONNET SILVER MINING COMPANY
oferg 600 shares 81 30 each before advancing price
The ounct mincs are producing nch orc sufficient TO
warrant early dividends have largo bodies of high grade
ore I'm place making the stock valuable and desirable in
vestn nj company has no debts small expenses and
trelgury provide working capital Late reports &c.
FURNISHED. once, u Nassau ST., New.IOr
A. O. BROWNELL, President.
A. @. IfUTCHEsON Secretary.
MINER BOY MINING COMPANY,
VA OF COLORADO.
OFFICE. 63 BROADWAY, NEW.GORK.
Ee.-rar Of Transfers Mutual Trust Company Of ~ Y.
orncr OF TIE snyrr 1strr CONSOLIDATED MrNrxal
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fronted with the fact that, in case of his own
death, as things now are, there would be a
hiatus in the executive government. There
is no one in tie line of succession to; take his
place, and no one. TO convene Congress in ex-
trasessien, so that until December the gov
erement might be without a head. And even
in Deeelnber when the Senate meets, who is
there to call that body to order and swear in
the new senators? No one in the absence of
the Vice President and the Secretary Of the
Senate; and so a delay in organizing the
Senate and prompt organization OF the
House might incite a frightfal struggle, as
whether, under sach circumstances, the speak
er did not precede the president protempore
OF the Senate IN in the presidency, pending
the new election, to be called by tie Secretary
of State,e in cases where the president and
vice president are both dead. We have borne
many strains in our governmental system
without its cracking but Mr.. Arthur would
have no right by failing TO convene Congress
to subject this people to such trial, as have
suggested.
i do you think Mr.. Arhur's elevation to
the presidency will renew party warfare?''
Il do. Had Garfield lived, eudeared as he
had become TO the American people by his
patient sutferings, believe he would have
been, like Monroe, in his second administra-
ton, unopposed by party rancor but Mr..
Arthur will not have such a hold on the peo-
pie, aud his bringing the ''old guard to the
front, as he must, will revive party animosi>
ties, and array the two sides in hostility, pre-
paraioFy TO the campaign Of 1854. fhe Dem.
oeracy will shake the dew FROM its inane, and
like the lion it has ever been, make ready for
that quadrennial struggle for the presidency.
After all, il is melancholy reflection, that,
in this centennial scar of the Yorktown sur
render, as We look back upon the strides OF
our great republic, vesee its pathway marked
by two presidential assassinatioRs.
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Valuable Woodland at Public Sale.

TNHE undersigned, Executors of the last
Il Hand testament of Peter zepp, late of
Carroll county, deceased, and by virtue of an
order of the Orphans Court Of said county,
will sell at Public Sale. on the premises, on
the road leading from Pleasant Nalleyto the
Plank Road, on
Wednesday, October 10Th, 1881,
at o'clock, P. NJ, 81 ACRES AND II
PERCHES OF WOOD LAND. 1t is COW
cred with Timber of the best quality, and will
be divided into three parcels, or will be sold
as one lot, as purchasers. may desire.
Also on the premises, near Warfeldsburg.
on THURSDAY, OCTOBER TO- 1881, atl
O'Clock, P. NJ, will be sold I0i ACRES and
I74 Observation-Disclosures LAND.
h Terms of Sdle.-0ne.thir cash on the
day of sale, and the balance in six and twelve
months from the day of sale, the credit pay
ments to be secured by note with approved
security. bearing interest from the day of sale.
SIMON J. ZEPP, Eon,o-,
EMANUEL zEPP, Executors c't'Fs9g
sept 24.ts r. G. Matthews Auct' r.
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Constructioa Of the Raliiporo ami Delta
NsIFsw Gasge Railway IS processing rapidly
The proposed creamery at Elk.oa is regard,
"a a. sssuted, SO eows having already been
secured. A site Is RoS being looked for.
Tie nrovers' Inn, uRoOeHpied, owned by
Apgastas Rice, GA the Reisterstown road, i've
miles from Baltimore, was burned last Tues
day aight,
Edmund Law Rogers, OF Baltimore, and Us
valid TilghmaH, OF EaStan, have been com
missiOned aids. camp 10 the Governor, with
rank of colonel.
Gov Hamilton now OWES ia Washington
county about seventeen hundred acres 9flaud
the greater portion of which IS ia the highest
state OF cultivation.
n. A. MeComas, of Hartford county, has
sixty ewes that produced seveniy-six lambs
during the past spring, and have nov produced
forty-one Of second crop.
The new Catholic church Of St. Leo, in
Baltimore, built especially for the Italian
residents OF that city, was dedicated on Sun
day by Archbishop Gibboas.
The revision of the lists Of registered voters
IN Baltimore city closed on Wednesday.
Over 1000 new names were added, and over
a,s0a names weIe stricken of.
An artesian well at Ocean City struck a
stream Of pure, clear wafer al the depth of
"A feet. which is discharging through a pipe
one and half inches in diameter at the rate
Of % gallons per minute.
The peach orchards in the lower counties
of the Western Shore yielded tolerably we'll
this year, and the fruit, being of superior
quality, brought from 81 TO So box. The
farmers who had even few peach trees es.
teemed themselves highly fortunate.
Ross Gossweller, brakeman on the Freder.
lex Division Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
whilst running over the top of his train of cars
last Friday was struck by a bridge spanning
the Monocaey river, near Frederick city, and
it is thought dangerously, injured about the
head.
Washington College at Chestertown, Kent
county, will be one hundred years old in
1885. George Washington visited the col
lege the year after it was founded and saw a
play performed by the students. Next year
the College will receive large addition to its
endawmsuts, lands to the value of $4,000,
held under lease of 90 years, then revertiug
TO the institution.
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Ratification Notice.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
Estate of John Weaver, deceased.
sa a AUGusT Term, 1881.
ON application it is ordered this 18th day
" of September, 1881, that the sale of the
real estate of John Weaver, late of Carroll
county, deceased, made by Isaac S. Weaver
and John c. Weaver Executors of the last
viii and testament of said deceased, and this
day reported to this Court by the said Exc
cutors, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
be shown to the contrary, on or before the
4th Monday, oath day of October next; pro-
vided copy of this order beinserted for three
suoeessiyelweeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county, before the
Sd Monday, 18th day Of October next.
The report states the amount Of sale to be
nine thousand dollars, $4,000 90.
GRANVILLE T. HERRING,
WILLIAM FRIZEfsL, Judges
NEIGHBOUR F. ALLGTRE,
True copy,-Test:
j. OLIVER WADLOW,
sep 24St Register of Wills.
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Notice to Creditors.

THE undersigned having settled in the
Il Orphans Court an account of the per
soual estate Of Josephus IL, Hoppe, late of
Carroll county, deceased, and ascertained the
balance in her hands tor distribution, accord
ing to law. among the creditors of said de-
ceased, hereby gives notice TO said creditors to
hle their claims against said deceased, legally
authenticated, with the Register of Wills for
Carroll county, on or before the 18th day Of
October, 1881, preparatory to a distribution
Of the assets OF said personal estate, to be
made amongst said creditors under the direc.
ton Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll county,
on the 18th day of October, 1881.
Alter the final ratification Of said distTibu-
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the
undersigned will be prepared to pay to each
of said creditors their respective dividends,
according to said distribution.
ISAD0RE II. HOPPE,
sept - a Administrative
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30. 5 INsoLYENTs.


Ia the Circuit Coart for Carroll County.
In the matter of Abraham Long. Insolvent.
ARDERED this 2Sd day ofSeptember, A.
" d. 1881, that the sale Of the real estate
made and reported in the above cause by
Charles 3, Roberts aud James A. c. Bond,
permanent Trustees Of Abraham Long. In.
solvent, be rati6ed and confirmed, on OF be.
fore the oath day of October, 1881, unless
cause 70 the contrary thereof be shown; pro-
vided copy OF this order be inserted and
published in some newspaper printed al the
city OF Westminster, Carroll county, Mary
land, once week in each OF three successive
weeks prior 70 the I7th dag of October, 1881.
The report states amount Of sale 10 be
$500 90
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True copy, Test:
sep 24St FRASS I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the sub.
~ seriber has obtained from the Or.
plans Court Of Carroll county, letters Tes
tameniary on the Personal Estate Of
WILLIAM LAMPERT,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
hNyiRg claims against the deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, With he
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 10 the
subscriber on or before the 10Th day OF April,
next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under nay hand this 10Th. day Of
Sspienlbsr. Issll {sR&ttfIt
JOSEPHINE Y. LAMPERT.
sep 2t4t Exeeutrix.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Democratic Primary Meetings.

FTF1F9FF :
AT meeting of the County Democratic
Central Committee, held June 6, 1881, 1t was
ordered that the Primary, meetings, to select
delegates to the County Convention for the
purpose of nominating county ticket, be
held on SATURDAY, OCFaBER lstt 1881. from
s uatiE, u p9 ina ( anda that, tbeiCoanty Con
ventien he ohelh,ih Westnlns tera on Mon
nay. OcToBER. 8. iSSl,7at 10 o'clock, a. M, +.
II Vas also Teco5mmended that at the time
of sledtirg eiegates, the riinlary meetings,
each district vote for or appoint three persons
to be members hf1the Coupty Central Com,
mistees aSeeRt the ftb pistTlet, yhle9 Sna q
handed 10 Tie Convention with the credeH-
tails.
WilHnK ASoERFoRpi SeeretarEeai ~ ~
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20 ansathl 81 psalasnt Garfield.


Ths country dlo6ofnsi the death IF the
Execdtiye, stricken dewn BY Che bullet Of
thesassassiaS Guifeaus ontSatardpy the I'd
ofsJulyieIIisi sargisaIl for, eighty days
aftdF rscati6g ofbb painful and mortal
wound was 81 owing to his robust eonstitu.
ton and his powerful physical organism !.
AIdstirhea woaldipDhably hago,sucepmbed4
atlar eatlisf date.hcm 9Ysd c6p azcda y.a
iTh9aRhofc country feels the humiliation
of the act Of the wretehed miscFeant now
coBeEipgs and derOqGbinGIs IN ms eelyl II at e
WashiogtonzaEIu igoyeTRmeAt]ike ours,
where ytbel Chief Magistrate is selected
fr5a tie Tankssf bsi'the people By popular
sdfralge an and for brief term Of service,
there ealsbe no possible excuse for yio-
leneestowt1ds hiubl4l There istno need Of
the Existence or che pEdctios Of tihiIism
here. we have no CIR OF despof TO rule
over er the people with rod Of iron. Our
people are a self-geFerpiag people, and the
lax acknowledgements is the only
subrs ne f5weEr 4flthers should be nah
administrator at lit any fine, tlie frequency
oGpeFpIag eisctisns affords ePporg unity 70
correct The evil The. stiRgof The disgrace
ofthisoaEts Siiiehoevcry ueitizeni must feel
toFao srcater or lesser exteat, is IN this in
stance partially extracted by tie. consider
alton that the miserable wretch who struck
this, blow a, the life Of he Prcsideat and
the honor Of Ehe RepubFir, though net in.
sane, is an cratic crank, who, in hisIneF
I'D huui6fs, was excited 10 this decd Of
violsnee, b the, bitterness Of taesion in his
own parry saad not By gay combination or
eoaeart ofiigefion wit8u oehsrsi The deed
wssfiis SIN hhds he a lone r aiseetls re-
sbonsibfiss 'iiS r t. However Intense The
Indignation against the assassin may be,
any at,spptsat NioIease towards hin would
but S0fiia an additional slainu pon the nae
tionsld eseateheod. Let Gaiscsa have a
fair tTiai, and lest the majesty ofriis 1As be
Yindicated, Let US prove 70 The verdi b.
characterization and resPeet for law aud
order under This severe PsorOeaiioni that
We are not 4 nation Of oushsws and assass
lQBiHRl nous Tc a}e,E r.effegl al a4
Mf Arthur, the Vice Prcsiaepi. who
saceeels to the Presidency in ponscqueace
Of tho Presidents death, viii occupy no
cGviaBFo POSITION and feposs % no bed Of
roses, lie win need The best counsel and
sympathy, Of u who shan adFi4a hips orI
share with him, zoficiallyioF uaofEeiaIlyi
the responsibilities % government. If
wise, his policy viii. be marked by mOder-
alton and conciliallod 50 as To aIlay the
bitterness Of faction IN his eEn party as
web "a, soften party aspeFi.y lgenerally.
Any other policy would not only be IN.
wise, but would be likely to result in adj
ditiopal trouble, and mar not only the
haEmosYbqt Die sVeesss IF bis admiaiF-
tntionaiq bne ylb va AZ naAs
rursuz.,..rusr7s,.su
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SUNNYBANK FEMALE SELECT SCHOOL

NEAR Uniontown, Carroll county, Nd,
IN will opea SEprEMhER Goth, 1881.
Address MISSES A. 4. G. MERING,
sept 24.3ts Linwood, Carroll Co., Nd.
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Celebration and Festival.

TIME Sunday School of Pleasant Valley
Il has agreed to hold a Celebration and
Festival in Mr.. Frederick Myers Grove, about
a fourth of mile west Of Pleasant Valley
Church, on Saturday, the LIST day of October,
1881 Several speakers and band of music
will be present on the occasion. By order of
sent l4-2t COMMITTEE.
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A PUBLIC MEETING

XXTILLbe held at Elizabelhtown on Sun
w day afternoon next, at clock, tog
the purpose Of giving appropriate expression
10 the sorrow ali feel at the loss Of GA believed
President. The meeting viii be addressed
by William L. SeahEook and others. By or
der of the Committee.
NJ. BENTON MYERiY,1 ti d
j. THOMAS R00P, Committee.
A. S. WARNER ffl EfIflfGHF +
sep 24-lt
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ELECTION NOTICE.

H1HERE will be an election held on SAT-.
Il URDAY, OCTOBER 1sr, at the office of the
Westminster Savings Institution, between the
hours oftwo and four o clock, to select seven
Directors for the ensuing year. By order Of
the Board. B, W. BENNETT,
sep 24-2t -f rsg President
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Notice to Taxpayers.

rTlHE undersigned hereby notifies all per
u sons in aFreaT fOF Taxes that unless the
same is paid on or before the first day of No
vember. next, that he viii proceeds TO collect
the same according to law. He can be. seen
al the Con u issioheFsf Ofhcec on Mondays,
aad at his residence, Westminster, on Satur
days.gslias{ Z WAs g. RINEHhRr, "a
sep I0-3t Collector It'll District.
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

LIST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
DEMAINING in the Post Office, at West
Ii minister, Nd, September IL, 1881;
Adams, Miss Salhe Helwig, Joseph
Reward, VIM. II. Hammond, Miss A.. B.
Condor, Thos. l.. W. Lockard, Jesse
Cox, Mrs. Cath. (21 Murphy, John
Dorsey, David McAllister, Miss N.
Fisher, Stauiield Owens, Miss Ella
Ham, John Robertson, Miss f.
Hook, ms Mary $. Zepp, Ezra
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised.
sep "A A. II. HUBER, p NJ.
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M 1naa EnrITY

la the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
John A. krouSe VS.. Daniel Mitten.
ORDERED this 10th day Of September,
NJ A. u. 1881. thai The scceuat Of the spe.
cial Auditor made and reported in this. cause
be aud the same viii be finally ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the loth day of 0eto-
Der, next prot ided copy of this order be
inserted once a week for two weeks before
said day in some newspaper Published in Car
roll county. t4tJ -
FRANK 7. SHAW, Clerk. -
True Copy,-Test:
sep 24.2t FRANK T, SHAW, Clerk.
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FOR SALE.

A lot of. second hand Lumber, consisting
IN Of Door and Window Frames, Sash,
Roofs, Flooring, &c. Also, two Frame
Offices, just as they stand, TO make room for
the Large Glass Front Store, corner Of Main
and Court streets. ApplyRt once.ag.
.98.fIil) GEO w. AhBAUGH. Ia
sept 17-St Westminster, Nd.
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MT. PLEASANT BAND.

A FESTIVAL will be held in Mr.. John
"A Crouses' Grove, on Saturday afternoon
aud night, October s, for the benefit of the
Mount Pleasant Band, We respectfully in
vite ALL Several Bands of Music will be
present. JOHN II. BYERS,
sept 24-2t Leader of the Band
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
IN Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Teslameuiary
on the Personal Estate OF
John STONESIFER,
late Of Carroll comfy, deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, 10 the
subscriber, on or before the 18th day of
April next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded fsom al benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested TO make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
September, 1881.
II. OLIVER ST0NESIFER, 3
sept 24-4t* 4i.aia Executor.
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President, tia, Have Died in Office.

General Garfield Is the fourth President
dyiug while IN office, aud, like all the rest, be
was cut Of ia the early part Of bis term. tie
was president only six months and iiftesa
days, aud Of that period he spent eighty days
upon what proved 10 be bis death bed Three
years, fire months and a half remain for his
successor. General Taylor lived sixteen
months after bis inauguration, leaving two
thirds oflhe term to be oiled by Mr.. Fillmore,
A abraham linoola was assassinated one month
and eleven days aitep his second iuRuggra-
ton and Andrew Johnson, therefore, held
the office three years, ten months aud a'hhh.
General HarrisoH's term OF power was the
brieiest Of ali, He died just one month aiter
his inauguration day; Tyler was three years
aud eleven months in office.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
TRANSFERS & ATTACHMENTS.

TNHE Mayor and Common Council of
l. Westminster, Nd, viii be in session on
Monday Evening, October Sd, 1881, to re-
eeive Transfers and Attachments. The an
nual levy Of taxes for corporation purposes
viii be made about the middle of October.
BY Order, G. H. BAUGHMAN,
seplO Al Clerk.
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Fresh Cows Wanted.

HNEN Fresh Cows wanted every week, For
Il further particulars apply in person or by
letter to HAlNES Il CO.,
sept ii ST. ftH Westminster, Nd.
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IN Tbs BepablicAa State GeRveniion of Aass&s
+. .chasetts met, on Y sdHesday in Boston sand
renoninated Governor Long and all the pre-
70 seat State officers Among tie resolutions
asAdopted was aggestiug furthsr tegsslhtion
in regard to woman suffrage. .lasH $500