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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
Mountain View Hotel
HARpER's FERRY. w. VA.
TERMS:

S2OOPEE Day, $1,000 PER WEEK.
Specjel Rate. 10 Farmers Of J.8eSoH ami
Commercial Men.
GEO. W.GREEN,
ProprietoE.
Cot. T. 3. SutE~, Clerk.
OctOher9 3. 1878.
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Our Corn Fertilizer.

OUR AMMONIATED BONE PHOSPHATE
" for Corn, prepared by Us. \ special FOR,
mula for Corn. has become so well established
in this and the ~neighboring counties that Ger
tifcates are no longer needed. ZION Of it fer
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81 TO $50 r Worth h. s. f free = Addrcss stin-
son q Co. Portland, Maine.
Mr. ID Sly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

NPlCES-Grccn. White and Race Ginger, Ccl-
= cry Seed. Cinnamon, Cloves Mace, andc'cry-
Ang. IS HITLER & A15QCiTH.
WYE are offering the largest stock Of Soaps
W Tcrflmery. Tooth and Hair Hlthco We
Aug. * BUTLER AIsQUITH.
CCHOOL BOoKs-Wc viii hayc hy Scp:em-
= bcr ls. % full lac ~ Sleol Books and
Scioo. supplies, Free S,lo1i BOOKS ~ Si"'e
price. BUTLER AIsQJITlI.
BOWELS PREPARED CHEMICALS
Farmers who have s@iprihei their inicn-
ton 10 Use pCNells Fcrtli2iu- Chemicals vii
please lgf rs SNOW by September IV.h wha'
quantiiics they Will require as our orders NlH
an go in about that time.
Aug. .. BUTLER e AIsQUITII.
y a.. W. T. KEARSLEf.
Dec. Is. 1850.
IIINCE MEAT. Rais.ns. Currauts and &
VI iron for sale by D.
Dec. /. 1.e0.
FULL stock Of smolin. and Chewing
= TOBACCO and fne SUGARS
BUTLER & AISQIITII.
HEADQUARTERS FOR STOVES We arc
II now receiving % full Stock Of Pari0r, Din
Ing Room. Onicc and Chamber StOycs-als0 the
celebrated " star Cook Stoves. Any stove not
in stock will be furnished or short rotice. We
uut up every Stove we sell and guarantee satis-
faction. Prices low. DUKE & GALLAHLR.
GOLDEN sun FIREPLACE DOUBLE
II HEATER. improved for 1850. for sale by
DUKE& GALLAIIER. Agents.
100 LARD Gang. Stove Pipe aud Elbows, all
i sizes, Sheet Zinc, lin Stove Boards, i9rsale
by DUKE GALLAIER.
~ COILS Jutc and Sisel Fodder Yarn for
- sale low by DUKE GALLAIikR.
SAUSAGE SUFFERS and Sausage Grinders
= also Combined Stutier and Lard Pres FOR
sale by DUKE GALLAHEk.
GOAL HOBS. Shovels, Fire Dogs, SEoyels
X and Tongs, FOR sal, by
oct. o. 1850. DUKE GALLAUER.
IHAMBER SETS. Tin Bread Foxes, Tin
u Cake Boxes. Knife Boxes, Lanterns, Cake
Pans and Moulds. for sale by
DUKE cALLAHER.
EINE TABLE and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
l Child's Walters. appropriate for Christmas
Gifts. for sale by Duke GALLAHER.
COCOA FOOT MATS. Anti-Freezing Cistern
~ Pump, Tar, Hamper Baskets, Lard Cans,
&c, for sale by DUKE GALLAHER
COOK STOVES. Ten Plate Stoves, Coal
Dec. IS, 1s.0. DUKE GALLAHEk
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in which every articlciu each line Will be found
New additions have also been made TO hisstocS
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DEST FAMILY FLOUR made 10y john \.
ID Albin. Fcagans and Haincs. Geo. II. Itr-
ner. = Il. steel * Sonsand Edward Fearlus for
s.le hy J.. RAN. ROpRICk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21


E-D WEEK. SIP adly at home easily
81 made. Co,lyouttti free. Address True
Co.,, Augusta. Maine.
Man. T. Sly.
'Vp ttNli. >1t' i'eIi,.= "iDl ".'
tht h'e ll lhei" N"oH,iO' '! "' 'N"'
can 'l uo--n, iof sale 'Y -.,,, ~
April - l>>l. g. w !.
,-, 49,, c,.r
i'te9Flliy 9'>-ueI'S ",'',..u' -'rr5l.
t",se -''o' nave ~ g.. ~
where thc genuine Goods cam Doe found.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

gentleman M the View YORK swamp
met s. rather uncertain acquaintance the
other day, when the latter said: I'm "a
little short, and would like to ask You a Coz
nundrum in mental arithmetic Pro
coed said the gentleman. Well said
the short man, suppose YOU had $40 In
YOUR pocket, and / should ask YOU for 81,
how much would remain Ten dollars,
was the prompt answer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Emperor William is suffering from q cold
and sore throat.-C1Jie. Let him take
some vinegar. watcred and swecteucd, just
before retiring. and Tie an ola stocking
about his throat. 10 hc can get q q%uinine
pin 10 also may Go him good. Sometimes
fried crions are useful. taken at each meal.
lie ought 70 be thankful that j. isn't a bile.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

l'OD FISH. salt Herring with and without
I the Roe I'M them. Mackcrcl by the kjt,
Cam or po-en, tor sal. icy
Arrl . l>Si. VT. hEARSLEN.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03
Great Forests BLAZING.

\ dispatch from Long Branch, August
80, says News that alarming foveS, fires
are sweeping through Ocean aud Atlantic
counties has reached this place. The first
ERE reported began near Hamilton Mills,
Ocean county, on Wednesday last 1t
was caused By locomotive spark, aud it
ragged several days, consuming several
thousand acres Of valuable pine woodland
The fire thea died out, as wss supposed
On Saturday fresh breeze famed the
smouldsriug ciudeTs into fame, which soon
ignited the adjacent woods By Sunday
morning the ere was spreading so rapidly
that mechanics, farmers, and even women
Left their other work to hgbs the Ere. \
year ago a similar Gre broke out ia the
pines, aud was not sabdaed until an area
Of 600 square miles Of timber land add
cranberry boys had been destroyed What
is called back firing was then sueecs sfully
used as a last resort THIS method was
attempted 70 stop the present fire, bat it
was Of no avail, as the wind blew 50 sirong
that the Gre leaPt5 over trenches that had
been back fred a hundred feet bread.
The united efforts Of the people have ao-
eomplished nothing execp, to keep the ere
away from the settlements,
Reports from Atsion Junction say that
the forest 6rcs have destroyed thousands
Of acres Of woodland aud hundreds Of acres
Of cranberry boz. The berry bogs there
are very productive, aud valued At nearly
$4,000 so acre The people Of that re-
gion gain much Of their livelihood from
cranberry picking. The sun foF days has
been obscured BY the smoke arising from
the fires. The drongh, has continued for
several months, no raia at al failing IN
the southern portion Of the State
Tonight i, is reported that The Ere has
spread Into Atlantic eoanty 10 Mon
mouth county liitle patches Of woodlssd
are Burning, and the meadows along tho
New York aud Long Branch RIilFaad are
constantly ablaEa from locomotive sparks
Everything burns ike finder box.
Forest fires prevail 10 some parts Of
Canada aad Pennsylsania. immessc
damage has becn done
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

WYE offer to ladies the conveniencss and
w comforts of home in our Ladies' Re
eeptiOn Rooms, and TO all, the very best &C.
commodatious for comfort and enjoyment.
Our Exhibition Hall is of the most ample
dimensions, our Grand Stand and Restaurant
will accommodate all who come, whilst the
ranged after the most approved models. A
full halt. mile track in full view of every yisi-
tor adds to the attraction. Our programme
offers the most pleasing variety Of entertain
ments every day fthe Fair. Three Trials of
Speed in Running and Trotting daily; a
Steeple Chase, never before seen IN Western
Maryland Brilliant Tournament of the
best riders in Pennsylvania, Virginia and
Maryland, and Bicycle contest by amateur
riders are some ofthe sports. We have every
assurance that the exhibition of Stock and of
Mechanical, Household and Industrial skill
will be the most complete even seen in this
section of country. We therefore invite
farmers, mechanics, merchants, professional
gentlemen, all with their families, to visit our
Fair and note the evidence of progress and
improvement in their respective callings.
Our unsurpassed railroad facilities will enable
all to come at half rates, and to bring their
exhibits, as they are cordially invited to do
from every part of the country. We have de-
termined to make the Hagerstown Fair excel
all others. Come and see that we keep our
promise. Full information in Premium List,
for which apply to the Secretary.
e. w. HUMRICHOUSE Pres.
H. A. McCOMAS, Supt.
p. A. WILMER, Secy. sep Std.
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ZBLL'S BCONOMI2ER

THIS. old and reliable Fertilizer has been
Il tested for years BY the side of other
brands of higher price, and has proven itse il
equal to any for grain, and for grass it has no
superior. 1t not only acts quickly, but is a
permanent improver of the soil. Thousands
can testify to its merits.
Price S34 Per Ton, or S35 on Crop Time.
A supply will be kept in store at the Steam
FIGURING Mill of W. S. MYER h BRO,
Westminster, Nd, and at the Agents resi-.
dence, at Union Mills, Nd,
JOHN BURG0ON, Agent
Alse Agent for Dambmann's PURE
DISSOLVED BONE AND AM0NIATED
BONE.
aug 27.4t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

As 0CElS MYsrERY.-The ship Heather,
Captain David Dceoste, arrived at St. Johns,
y. F., reports falling IN with the wreck Of a
small vessel called the Coriie. She was OF
American build, aud probably schooner rigg-
ed. Her masts had been sawed off close to
the decks, and, with all her rigging, chains,
anchor and boats, were Ell gone. The main
sail, two sides OF the cabin and the. bnlwarks
were smashed in, as IL by means Of crowbars.
Captain Deeoste reports that he was conyinc-
ed that the vessel bad been boarded By pirates
End stripped. Her stern was sunk too far
under water to discover her name If there
and port Of register. The name Cortie, that
could be seen, was on her starbOard bow rail-
The wreck was passed when about forty eight
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

/ A Geneva correspondent records an ex-
traordinary series of mishaps ia Switzer-
land. Since the late earthquake and the
storm, whereby the districts devastated
have incurred losses estimated at 10000
/ 600 francs, seven men have been drowned
in the Lake Of the Four Cantous by the
overturning of boat; a peasant of the
neighborhood has murdered his lunatic
brother by drowning him 10 the same lake;
three German tourists have lost their lives
by boat accident on Lake Constance;
three young ladies' while bathing in the
Aar, were swept away by the current aud
drowned; young man has been drowned
in the Lake of Bienne, and several deaths
have been caused by lightning, sunstroke,
and the falling of trees. During a subse-
quent storm a colossal statue of Helvetia,
which had been erected to do honor to the
Federal Rife meeting at Fribourg, was
blown down, and two members of the Re
ception Committee were struck by some
falling scaffolding; one was killed and the
other hurt On the same day the muir
dered body of young lady, belonging to
a highly respectable family at Berne, was
found in public park called the Brem-
garten. A few days previous a number of
criminal lunaties, who had been confined in
a prison at Unterwalden, we're allowed to
60 out for a walk, when then all took to
flight. and the young lady referred to above
is supposed to be the victim of one of
these.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

The Republicans of the City of Broth
erly Love, especially love for the colored
brother, now have an opportunity to prove
their professions by works. The colored
voters of that city, in meeting assembled,
have passed resolutions recommending to
the Republican nominating convention
Frank j. r. Jones, colored, for candidate
for City Commissioner. The convention,
however, will no doubt conclude that Jones
will make better voter than candidate,
and will nominate some pale face for City
Commissioner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

charies z. Hartman, one of the registers
Of Soter8 Of Anne Arundel county, through
his attorney, John Ireland, has had rule
laid on the clerk of the circuit court to
Show cause why a mandamus shall not IS
sue commanding him to recognize him
(Harman) as the register instead Of Low
man, the new appointee, and has also had
az order of the court passed upon = bill
for az injunction enjoining the clerk fEom
delivering the books ofregistration to he
new appOintee until the further order Of
the court. The llatterwas set for hearing
at Annapolis yesterday before Judge Ham
moud. The power Of the Governor to re-
move registers was the chief point 70 be
determined. The decision win be looked
for with interest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

State Senator Loren B. Sessions, whose
name was brought before the country by
the charge that he had attempted to bride
Representative Brady, during the dead
lock on the election Of United States sen
ators, and for which ofense he is now
under indictment at Albany, viii now re-
tire to the shades Of private life, unless be
be convicted for bribery aud be sent to
the peuitentiary. Encouraged by an cleo
ton for delegate to the State convention
shortly to be held, he announced himself
a candidate for reelection to the Senate,
but the senatorial convention on Friday of
last week turned him down and nominated
Norman B. Allen, who Is an anti Conkling
man as is Sessions.
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). NJ. Lewis, one of the eoloFel dele
gates to the Virginia Republican Couven,
ton, has published a card announcing bis
purpose to support the Democrats State
ticket
Lafayette Fowler, one Of Ghe delegates
!: from Carroll county 10 ths LynchbaTg
Convention refuses 70 support Cameron
and viii vote for Daniel 80 says the Hills
vile FIrgiaiaa
Hon Mr.. Dezendorf, Rcpablican mem
Der Of Congress from the Norfolk district,
tells the correspondent Of the Alexandria
Gazette that be Is certain the Democrats
ticket viii be elected
The Henry county, Va, HsraRi Re
publican advises republicans to "sirict
neutrality so far as the gUberaalofial con
test Is concerned.
The Virginia Posi, a paper published
in Alexandra by eolored men, comes out
10 support Of the Democratic ticket
A. g. Green, readjusier nominee for the
House Of Delegates from Loudoun and Eau
quier, has declined the nomination.
Several wellknoEn eolorei men are Gu
rolled as members Of the Daniel Club in
Alexandra.
A number Of eolored voters have sigued
a call on Major Thos j. Kirkpatrick 10
become the democratic candidate for the
State Senate 10 the Lynehburg district
The Lynehburg Advance says ~there
are a number Of gentlemen in that section,
from one cause or another who have acted
with the Mahoueites heretofore, have now
given up the party.
The Daniel Club at AIatoaca, Chester
field county, already numbers p members,
nearly the entire white voting strength of
the pre- cinet,
Ii sstated 10 Richmond that Geo. NJ. Ar
mold, eolored postalagent, who.antagonized
Malone aud coalition at Lynchburg, has
been removed Arnold made several
speeches in the straightout convention at
in which he denounced Ma
hone in severe language.
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Reported improvement.

The President still fingers, and his ply
sicians have reported him as improving for
several days. From Saturday until Tues
day he was at standstill The improve
ments reported, however, are very slight,
and about as appreciate as the rise or fall
of one degree of the mercury. The Presi-
dent is still i'll and still in danger, and
should he continue to mend, as the physi-
clans say he is doing, it will be many weeks
before he will be able to attend to the du-
ties Of his office.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

We call the attention of our readers to
another letter from "a Farmer" in this
issue, His former letters were so plain,
so sensible, so logical and so conclusive,
that they we're read with much interest
here and elsewhere, aud we have no doubt
this one will be hailed with pleasure BY
the farmers and planters, whose interests
he so ably advocates and whose duties he
SO plainly points out.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

4 Dispatch from l.oadoa, EsRiand. Angus,
81, says.--ll = ssiii raiaisg. This - she laird
seek e iAis ealamHtoas storm, aad all hope
81 bali harvest has bees ahaadonel Sdne
aashorssisa say she crop ws.l Be less than that
of 1879; nearly ~ agFes tAai sc shall be con
PEELED 81 inpaFi As naaeA tbs sssr - - dsl
then. The faEmeys cssbs - Norfolk and
Sa9slk report that The Gus grain Is nos w0gth
less and the standing gsa.a reduced 10 pulp
Ia The East kl8lHg q Yorkshire and the south
Of Scotland che ''staaks are IN mauy places
tioayiag ia The 6elds. In psvonsbirr The Dc
s,raetioa IS eemplete. Ia Cheshire g5 per
ceng. Of The whcas has u1t heea hcussd, and
most Of IL is aow worsh.ess In Liacoiashirc
ihs 6elas are flooded aud mJldew j. eating 40
she sEaia. in the midland zl4 southern
eeauiies tas cas- gFsia has sprossed and grave
fears are fsli Epr the r9et crops. which are iis.
orally under xalrF. Al Darlington, in Dur
hAm, i Is estimated list the rainfall Of the
pas eighteen hours ha= beea equal "a 80 tons
per acre oais and bafley eso mossly housed
ia The sosih before the rains SCI Ia, bal 10 The
midland aad Rosiheru coaalies lhey are almost
destroyed.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

The 9TH dist judicial Democratic con,
ventiou, to nominate candidates for chief
and one associate judge, met at Upper
Marlboro on Thursday, pursuant to ad-
journment on August 4th. The conven-
ton could not make choice and adjourn
ed sine de. The candidates, it is sup.
posed, will now go before the people on
their own merits, without a nomination.
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WESTMINSTER, MD.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
o5 CENTS FOR II WEEKS.

In order to place the DEMOCRATIC ADvo-
CATE within the reach of all, the paper will
be sent during the campaign to any address,
postage prepaid, from September 18th, until
November 26th, 1851, II weeks, for % cents
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03
Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscri-
~ bers have obtained from the Orphans
Court of Carroll county, Letters of Admin
istration on the Estate of
DAVID W. SHIPLEY,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
THEORETICALLY authenticated to the subscribers,
on or before the 29th day of March, 1882:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
ell benefit of said estate. Those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hand this 10Th day OF
August, 1881.
FLORENCE z. SHIPLEY,
ABRAHAM LESTER,
sep 1t Administrators.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

In investigating the Anne Arundel
county registers week or two ago, almost
too much was proved for the health Of the
o. L. Dis. When pertinent questions
were asked about Dr. Henkle changing
hats with repeater to save him from re-
eoguitioD, there were evident signs of IN
easiness; and this uneasiness was not al
layed when some further questions were
put about Mr.. Bannon using money to
carry his political points.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

In Montgomery county George Peters,
Esq, defeated Geo. c. Patterson, Esq, for
Democratic candidate for State Senator,
by majority of over eleven hundred votes,
The former was anti Hamilton and mort
gage tax man, The latter was Hamil-
ton supporter and opposed to taxing mort
Cages. The result shows the sentiments
of the people.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

The Frederick County Agricultural So
ciety have determined not to postpone
their Fair on account of the Baltimore
Oriole demonstration. The 0riole is sell
ling in the pools four to one against the
Fair
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

Collector Thomas, Of Baltimore, was at
the White Honse on Monday, and one of
the officials there said to Mr.. Thomas that
he thought nothing could inspire the cOun-
try more with faith in the Presidents re-
covery than the temperance at the portals
Of the Executive Mansion of one Of those
able-bodied, patriotic and unselfsh Mary
land delegations which we're wont, prior to
the second Of July, to besiege daily aud
horrIy al Of its approaches.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

Lieut .Coamandes b. /. Edss aad l.isas.
Sp4ldiug sere ins8ansly killed on Monday, Al
Ns4 Port, kkode Islan3, b. fhe premature
explesiaa Of torpedo. Both officers we're
ia the innsr h&rbor IN a torpedo iauach, and
were passiaE torpedo into position IN order
10 exhibit The experiment 20 Admiral Porter,
Tie torpedo uas 20 Be exploded b. The break
lng Of the electric cireait Edea had The
deadly missile il bis lap, while Spalding was
rowing the launch. The tide vas lo~, and
the torpedo was planted IN about three tsth-
oms Of wa,er. Near By wss steam launch,
With the remainder Of the class aaileF isstruc-
ton on board. Admiral Porter, Capt Sci
fridge aud the officers Of the torpedo station
Were on Goat Island, where the torpedo sta
non Is located. for the parpose Of witnessing
the experiment Edes leaned forward 10 ar
range The apparatus Ia the water, When = loud
noise and explosion we're heard, and the two
bodies Of the unfortunate meH were scen ia
the air. The bodies wens into the air some
Ihiriy.hvc feet, and wiih them assembled the
debfis Of the boat.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

Englands wheat crop, which was re-
ported as very promising few weeks ago,
has been seriously injured by excessive
rains, aud the London Times says "the
loss to the country may be rcckoned by
millions" With short crops both here
and in Europe wheat must rise still higher.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.

THE Union Sabbath School of Cranberry
Il viii hold a Celebration and Festival at
night in the grove adjoining the school house,
on Saturday, September 10th, 1881. Band
OF Music viii be present The public are in
vited TO attend COMMITTEE.
sen 3-2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

The Century Co., publishers of Serb
ner's Monthly (to be known as ''7'he Cen
tuy Magazine" aaer 0etober,) viii soon
issue a portrait of DR.. J. g. Holland,
which is said to be a remarkably fine like
ness. It is the photograph Of a life-size
crayon-drawing of the head and shoulders,
recently made by Wyatt Eaton, and will
be about the size of the original picture
The photograph will be offered in eOnnec-
tion with subscriptions tc The Century
MqgaSiae.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03
A PICNIC

WILL be held in the Grove at Sandy
w Mount, NJ. P. Church, on Saturday,
September 10, commencing at p. n, aud
continued at night. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by several gentlemen. A Band Of Music
will be present. All are invited. sep S-2t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

49, -NAA In OAA 4
In the Circnit Court for Carroll county.
J. W. Herring, VIM. p Maulsby and C. v.
WaRtz, Trustees, VS.. John G. Frizell, Car
oline W., his wife, aud Richard Manning.
ORDERED this 18th day Of August, A. D.
" 1881, that the accounts A, B, c and d
Of the Auditor filed ia this cause be finally
ratified and confirmed, unless caHse to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
10Th day Of September, next: provided a
copy Of this order be inserted for two success.
sive weeks before the last named day in some.
newspaper Published in Carroll county
FRANK r. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy-1est.
sep p Faux I. SHAW, Clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1881-09-03

Elk Senator Thomas c. Plat succeeds Vice
President Arthur as chairman Of the republic
can executive committee of New York. The
State convention will be held in New York
city on Wednesday, October 5.