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What a screameri is tribaie often paid 81
a crying baby, but Or. Balls Baby SyruP By
alleviating the pains Of The little one sooa
stops the crying.
Brocade aud Plain silks, Saas Yelling
Persian Lawns, Monte Cloths, Madras Cling.
hams, Plaid NainzoOks, Seerssekers, &c,
lust opened at II. L. Norris
Remember A NJ. Waraer sells Musical
Instruments cheap,
Stiiely 4 Shriver are selling the celebrated
Slower Wind Engine, low and guaranteed.
Bay the Buckeye Reapers and Mowers at
A. ". Waraer's
Carpets aud Mat,ings cheap at H. L.
Norris.
A fuIl stock Ready. Made Clothing, Cassi.
mers and Suitings, Hats and Shoes, Of the
latest styles and at lowest prices, At H. l.
Norris.
Call and see the Buckeye Sell, Binder at
A. NJ. Warmers.
Fine stock of Saddles, Harness, Whips, Fly
Nets, Lap Busters, Collars, Scrims and Horse
Furnishing Goods, at very attractive prices.
/. A. Miller, next door to A. II. Wentz new
jewelry store, nearly opposite Catholic Church,
Westminster, Nd. It
Buy your Groceries, &c, at A. NJ. War
ners.
Printed at the ADVOCATE Office at short
notice.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

TINE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue of commission issued to them
by the County Commissioners of Carroll
county, to open public road in said county,
commencing at 4 point on the Nicodemus
road, between the dwelling house of Elias
Ogg and the land Of Grove A. Shipley to the
land of Charles Breming, and through the
same to the land of Joshua Murray; thence on
or near the line Of division between said Brem-
ing and said Murray; thence through the land
of said Murray to the line of division between
the lands of Moses Barnes and Brothers and
Lewis Stocksdale; thence on said line to the
land of George Bartholow; thence on or near
the line of division between said BartheioW
and said Stocksdale TO the Deer Park Road;
thence on the Deer Park Road TO the bed of
an old road through the lands of William d.
Gardner and August Faul to the ford across
Beaver Run; thence through the lands ofsaia
Faul and Thomas c. Brown to the Cockey' $
Mill road; thence on the bed of said road to
the Baltimore and Westminster Turnpike road
at Finksburg.
All persons whom it may concern are here
by notified that we will meet at Elias Ogg' S,
on Tuesday, Nay -, 1881, at O'Clock, A.
NJ, to execute the trust rsposed in US by the
aforesaid commission.
DAVID F0WBLE,
JOHN o. DEVRIES,
EDWARD NJ. SHIPLEY,
april 90. st Examiners.
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ADDITIONAL LUEoRS.


At the meeting of the School Board on
Monday last, little business of general inter
est was transacted more than the reappeint-
ment and adjustment of the several Boards OF
Public School Trustees, as they appear in this
paper The omissions that may be observed
are not the results of negligence, but Of the
necessity for further consideration to deter
mine the proper thing to do to promote har-
mouy and effective and useful action in the
right direction.
Having adjusted the boards OF school trus-
tees. and authorized Miss Annie P. Rinehart
and Miss Mary Fowler to occupy seats in the
State Normal School, if unappropriated va
caacies therein due to Carroll county shall
exist at the opening of said school next Sep.
TENDER, the Board adjourned until Monday,
the 9th day of June.
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April 30-nercury so al a. N. ard u al
> D. ~; cloudy up to 10 a. IN. followed by
clear weather. May l--mereury Is al an,
and 20 at . p. m, generally clear. May p
mercury Goat a n. aud 20 at2 P m; cloudy.
with fine rain commencing about 10 a. m and
lasting all day. May 3-mercuy 50 st : =.
m and 65 at p. m; cloudy all day. clear at
night NAY s-mercury 50 AZ a. m and u
g, D. m: cloudy all dsy. May j-merrarT
4s at @ a. IN. aud 6 al ? p. N; cloudy with
cold east wind all Gay. May 6-msrcury 81
At g n. u: rain fell until 10 a. m. mercury
60 Al ! u m cloudy
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The corporation election on MondaF last
was \ quiet affair, and only - votes we're
cast BY common desire the prcssHt officers
were re elected. There being no opposition
TO them, which Wa a compliment 10 their
efficiency, the people generally did not deem
il necessary TO turn OCT Ia the rain TO vote,
which could only have gwen greater emphasis
10 a unanifnity Of scniimenL Mayor lT~in.
then. viii serve another year, aud Vim. b.
Thomas, Geo. W. Sallivaa, +. }. i-Awyer,
Matthias I. Gorsueh and Orlando Reese Will
compose the Council
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New Advertisements.

Mortgages Sale of a Valuable Little
Home. near Westminster, Md-Theo. F.
Eaglar, Mortgage.
Slitely & Shriver, dealers in Agricultural
Implements and Machinery, Westminster,
Nd.
Ice Cream and Water Ice-Josiah Crowl,
Westminster, Nd.
ST. Lawrence-H. Haines & Co, Westmiu
ster, Nd
Dividend No. 2-W. A. Cunningham, See
rotary.
Notice.. A. c. Bond, Preliminary Trus.
tee.
Orlando Reese, Florist, Westminster. Nd.
Legal Notices List OF Unclaimed Matter.
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The recent rain has made the grain and
grass look very we'll. Peaches are frozen,
but cherry and apple trees are putting forth
their blossoms.
Recently, sparks from the south bound
train on the Frederick & Pennsylvania Line
Railroad set ERE to the fence on Mrs. Catha-
rine Hiiterbrick' 5 farm, and some three hun
dred rails were burned before the FIRE was
put out
Mr.. Samuel Alehring IS building bank
barn s2x45 feet, John Boose, carpenter, and
Ephraim MiRickey mason
One Of our Piuey Creek fisherman says that
last week be caugh, ten catfish and i've eels
on eleven hooks
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NO. 1879 EQUITY

NO. 1879 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county, sit
ting as a Court of Equity.
Hiram S. Hiltabridle and others VS.. Wesley
J. Hiltabridle and wife.
ORDERED this 18th day of April, A. d.
" 1881, that the sale of the real estate
made and reported in the above entitled cause
by j. Oliver Wadlow, trustee appointed by
the decree passed therein to sell the same, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary be shewn on or before the 3lst
day of May, next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted once a week for three sus-
eessive weeks in some newspaper published
in Carroll county, Maryland, previous to the
23rd day of May, next.
The second report Of sale states the amount
Of sale TO be S44S. 364.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
april $685. FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Farmers in this see,ioa have finished plos-
ing corn ground, and three have planted their
corn.
slight FIRE occurred in the rear Of THIS
place on Friday morning Of last seek II
was caused BY 6re left on some res Erosud
owned BY Theo. S,oner, which had been
burned the night previous
Can anyone iaform ne. through The ABvo-
cars. on what date Of the mongh Easter San-
day occurred IN 1902
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Sickness AMONG HoRsEs.-The Hanover,
Pa, Spectator says There has been con-
siderable sickness among horses throughout
the adjoiaing country districts, produced by
the severe winter and the sudden changes
from warm to cold, wet and dry, during the
past month. A number of valuable horses
have died during the month, some of which
we're sick only few hours, and many others
have only been saved by timely medical as
sistance. II is safe to say that more horses
have died this spring throughout this section
than were lost in the same manner for a mum
Der of years before. In Pecuniary sense
the loss is heavy, for horses are now com
manding high prices.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN seriber has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Carroll county, letters OF
administration on the Personal Estate of
DAVID CRUMBACKER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 26th day of Novem-
Der 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 my hand this 26th day OF
April, 1881.
CHARLES A. CRUMBACKER,
an 3O-4t# Administrator.
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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 Testamentary
on the Personal Estate of
EPHRAIM WAREHIME,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10Th day OF
November, 1881; 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 10th day ef
April, 1881.
april 234t Acting Executor.
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SQUIRREL IN Az ORGAN.-The Hanover, Pa,
Herald Of Saturday last gives the following
A curious and somewhat amusing incident
occurred last Sunday, at the Pigeon Hill
Church, in jackson Township, about nine
miles from York. During the morning ser
vice. and while Rev Dr. Weisz, the Reformed
pastor, was preaching, a squirrel was seen to
march solsmnly through the aisle and pass up
the stairway to the gallery, where 1t quietly
skipped into the organ. Remaining there
short time it again emerged, and passed along
the gallery and mixed with the congregation.
The next move of the squirrel was to ascend
to the breast Of a gentlsman, and after severe
" gazing at the worshippers, 1t again descend
ed from its perch and once more entered the
organ, where it remained until the service was
over. The incident so impressed those who
witnessed the movements of the little animal,
that they determined to investigate the mat
ter When the congregation was dismissed,
an examination Of the exterior of the organ
was made, and there nest was found Goa
tanning three young squirrels, which explain
ed the whole mystery. Upon further search
it was found that the mother squirrel must
have gained ingress and egress through air
holes in the foundation of the church.
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Real E.tn,e saIes.

On Wednesday of last week, Geo. Z.
Hoppe and Charles B. Roberts, trustees, sold
a portion Of the real estate of the late j.
Henry Hoppe, deceased, as follows:-A lot
on PENNSYLVANIA Avenne, this city, contain
ing one-fonrth of an acre, to Peter B. Nike
sell for S225; acres, ? rOods and q per
ehes to Christian Await, at Sal per acre;
acres, roeds and % perches to Christian
Await at Sl33 per acre; acres, roods and
s perehes to Christian Await at $50 per acre;
acre, rood and 3S perches to James Doyle
at Sill per acre; acres and IL perches to
DIR. j. w. Herring at SIPS per acre; acres, :
roeds and 81 perches to DR.. j. w. Herring at
Sill per acre. Total amount Of sale S2S67 81.
George Stoach has purchased, at private
sale, from the above estate, lot on the cor
per Of Liberty and Green streets, for $3.50, on
which he intends 10 erect block of eight
brick dwelling houses, reserying the lower
corner as a business stand.
Algernou Tillard, of England, has purchas
ed the Glover Hill property, in Finksburg
district, for $500.
Absalom II. Bowersox, of Myers district,
has bought from Col. Ephraim Myers, the
King farm, near Littlestown. Price Sc, 500
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Normal instruction.

CEVERAL young gentlemen and ladies',
- proposing 10 form themselves ihto Nor
NAL Class. for the purpose Of acquiring a
thorough knowledge of English Grammar,
chiefly by means Of Oral Instruction., respect
fully invite others TO join them. All that Is
necessary is, prompt attendance at each meet
ing, from its beginning to its close, aad an
earnest desire for success, which is guaran-
teed, if all the requirements be complied with
Those who desire to become members OF
this class, viii be informed Of the times aud
place, or places, of meeting, terms, &c, on
application, either personally or by mail, be
fore the middle of May, to Mr.. George W.
Yeiser. near Union Mills, or to the Secretary
Of the Public School Board in Westminster.
april 30-3t
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At meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF
the House of Correction on Thursday last,
Mr.. Francis l. Wheeler, of this city, was gnan-
imously elected Superintendent of that instl-
tuition. Mr.. Wheeler is well-known through
ont the State, and his appointment will be
hailed with pleasure by his numerous friends.
Mr.. James A. Bruce previously resigned, to
take effect on the first of June.
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Lizzie Devene, with the Barnum London
circus, while performing the eatapult act at
Wikesbarre, Pa, on Tuesday, fell upon the
netting and struck her chin upon her knee,
lost ali power of motion and sensation of the
lower limbs. Her recovery is doubtful.
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Monday, May 2-Margaret Z. Myers, ad.
minisiralrix Of Jesse Myers, deceased, re-
tured lsi Of sales Of goods aud ehsstsls.
Virginia NJ. oWings, nataral guardian %
ThOmasiue Y. OWings, now the wife Of III.
Page Dyer, settled Isl and daal accoaEt
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Ia Ereedom dislriet, CarroII eouniy, kd.


rEHE undersigned, trustees, under decree
i passed in ihs case Of Berharr A LoantE
and Wa H. Ritter, eomplainantsr and VII
liam II. II. Grove, dsts ndAnt, No. 1885
Eauity, in the Circuit Court for Carroll eoun'
ty' uiil offer al public sale, at WoOdbine, on
Thursday, iAs eGiA dag Of Nay, 1881,
At O'Clock, .. ~, ali that parcel Of land
living aad being in Freedom district, Carroll
county, in the State Of Maryland, called
Bachelor Refuge Resurveyed, containing
about
more or less. and which was conveyed 70 q
certain Columbus Welsh and William II. II:
Grove By Michael Scanlon, by deed dated
Nav Sth. 1858, and recorded among the Land
Records Of Carroll county, 10 Liber W. A.
Mex, Ne. IS, folio go, except aboat
ACRES, more or less, conveyed by said Co
Iumbrs Welsh, 10 Reuben o. Hatfield, BY
deed dated APRIL 4th 1874, aSd recorded
amoss The Land Records OF Carroll county
Ia Iissr F. r. $. No. a.. folio so. Thu
property is situate near WOSdblBe, on th'
| baltimore { Ohio Railroad, in Freedom DIS
I triet.
| Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree
are one third cash on the day OF sale or OF
! the day of ratification Of the sale by the court
the balance in TIVE equal payments OF SIX an'
twelve months, secured By the notes OF iA'
| purchaser, bearing interest from the day
| sale.
wM. A. McKELLlP, } Tr.s,sss
j. A. c, BOND,
april sO.ts Jos. Berrett, Auctioneer.
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MAY Term of the Circuit Court.

The May term of the Circuit Court for Car
roll county commences on Monday next.
There are 2S2 cases on the trial docket, IS on
the appeal docket and Sc originals. There
are ten persons in Jail awaiting the action OF
the Court-one indicted for assault with in
tent to kill, one indicted for attempted rape,
four charged with larceny, and four tramps
who have appealed from magistrates deels
ions.
ADDITIONAL JURORS.
His Honor Judge Hayden yesterday drew
additional jurors to serve in place Of some
who have been excused, as follows :-Chas.
Grove, of Manchester district, in place Of
Pinkey j. Bennett; Richard Manning, ofWest-
minister district, in place of John B. Runkles;
Owen Bankerd, of Westminster district, in
place of JOS A StOuffer; Charles Myers, of
MIDTOWN district, in place of George +. My
ers; David Witter, of New Windsor district,
in place of John Deckeubaugh; Christian
Await, of Westminster district, in place OF
Josiah Clutz; Samuel Rinedollar, of fancy
town district, in place of Conrad Schue; Will
liam Frock, of Manchester or Myers district,
in place of John. l.. Reifsnider; Lewis W. W.
Seiby, of Freedom district, in place OF
Thomas j. Wells, jr.
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After waiting several weeks for something
TO happen-for some one to get their neck
broken, ankle sprainei, finger or hair cat,
new straw hat or for Vsnnor to die, the hnAl
demise Of the winter and glorious appearance
Of spring with It's gentle breezes, blooming
cowslips and little humhlebees, none Of which
have come to pass down 10 the present writiag,
/ will ehronielein my firstly, some souvenirs OF
the past winter.
DR.. B. G. franklin, Of Jswsbarg Mt.
Vsrnon-is now and mas been. fer the past
six weeks, confined TO the house with lndam-
matory rheumatism. He has lost 80 lbs. Oui
of an aggregate Of 24i.
Rev. c. A. Reid is also suffering excrucia-
tingly from the same disease. A neighbor-
I hood without the moral suasi0n of physician
/ or parson is ia fine plight to perpetuais the
| infamy of the name of Nenner.
| Mr.. Geo. Killer has sold his farm of 80
acres, to Mr.. Jesse T. Wilson, for $500,
and purchased 81 acres from Mr.. ]. Hamil-
| ton Nie0demns, near Oak Orchard, Freder
lex comfy, for $500.
Rev. James Pearre, Of Unionville, is very
i'll.
Mr.. Geo. W. Devilbiss is building a new
house on his Ecker farm. NJ. l.. Devilbiss,
carpenter.
Mr.. john II. Roop has repaired the barn
and house he recently purchased from his
| father
The wheat, which few weeks ago, prom
| ised failure, is improving, but harvest will
be two weeks later than last year. Some oil
our farmers are planting corn and some have
/ finished.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, as agent for the Maryland
4 Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company
of Baltimore, will furnish the different grades
of Phesphates manufactured by said Compa,,
ny, to persons, upon the most reasonable and
accomm odating terms, at his residence, in
Westminster. VIM. A. WAMPLER.
april 30-3t
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Bark Wanted -! !
AT SCHLOSSER TANNERY.
50 Per Ton, Cash.

WYE viii pay $500 per ton of 200,
w pounds. for 1900 tons of Chestnut and
Spanish Oak Bark in good merchantable con-
dtion, delivered at our tannery.
The above price will be paid until the en-
tire quantity above specified is received.
We will buy Black Oak Bark from parties
bringing their Chestnut and Spanish OAK
Bark paying $500 per ton of 224O pounds:
ENGLAND & BRYAN, Proprietors.
an 3O-6t* JAMES ). BAER, Foreman.
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NOTICE
FERTILIZERS.
PAINTING AND DRAWING.

DUPILS desired in Drawing, also Oil and
L China Painting China Painting done
to order. MISS MARY C. SMITH,
Rectory of Ascension Church,
oct eff Westminster, Nd.
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Carroll County Crops.

From the agricultural department. Of the
Census Bureau, we learn something of the
number of acres under cultivation in this
county last year, and the yield, as follows:
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Appointed superintendent

We supposed that there was greater acre
age than this in tobacco in this county.
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Advices from Montevideo state that the,
British sloop. Of war Doterel, which was blown
up in the Strait Of Magellan on the 10Th alt. +,
was totally destroyed and sunk. The explo-
sion occurred ia the forward magazine At 10
clock in the morning Ii IS supposed that
the boiler burst and exploded the magazine
The victims numbered sofficerS and 1875 men
killed. Three officers and IA others were
saved
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NDERFoR BROS

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Rule and Figure Work double price. Business 10,
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Notice to Creditors.

The creditors of William Wilson, deceased,
are hereby notified to file their claims, with
the vouchers thereof, with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county as a Court of
Equity, within two moaths from the 14th day
of May, 1881.
MOSES SHAW, lr
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDEK, hfus'ees'
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Also on the same day and place, commenc-
ing at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, valuable
Personal Property, consisting of Household
Furniture, &e., Dry Goods, Notions, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Hardware, Groceries,
Queensware, Ready Made Clothing, Tubs,
Buckets, and variety of goods, for particu-
lars Of which see hand bills. The stock of
goods on hand must be disposed of, and to
any person wishing to purchase the entire
stock at private sale previous to the day Of
sale, great bargain ear be had.
MOSES SHAW,
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
Agents and Attorneys for Susan Wilson,
Executrix of William Wilson, deceased.
]. HAMILTON REFP, Auctioneer.
anril 23-ts
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{ tuioutouu No.-Cspt }. G AEutAkcr, @rsae ,
II Davis VIM. H. NcCollum
ulautuwp No. same - No ],
Tuuker MestiuS Hnu-c. --seurSe II Brown lev
Caylnr John 70 Jordan
i Marcgock' S-nayid Ro0p John Roger. Hrnf'
BruuueE
Frinellsturx No DIR Jacob Einrhart tifFc'
Warner Leonard Kiic.
q FFireIlshurg Nc. Same a. No. l.
z Pleasant valley William b1wcT~ Noah fuW
ell riah Fezsrs.
: Bausi Church. Jess TnxCr VIM Nsgstaurn
Win. FcrInuslL
FaIryicw-rsvis Mycrs Daniel pishl- Davis
-tnncr
b. Bar Nouut-skmgri wauiz. r'Nyh :. NeFe
lark Gesyrgr " Hull
I Midfifinuu African school John IniAf's'i
zsnsulcrfell R1tegts lloyd Crztt c1l1r-d
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!. Mount Uuion-John skunk. J. Thadeus START
Henry Williams
, Niddlehurg C.. Thomson, Lewis lynn
+. RruceTjlle -Jac5h Burlington John Richl. NJ
FrinEer. .
Sylvester Valentine.
men Puo3r-
6 Double Pipe Crcck-5- ". Wcant 4 y. FoFncy
IFwis fash.