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The Middle Conference of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Maryland met in annual
session in Taneysowu, this county. on Mon
day evening last. Among the clergymen
present we're Rev. DIR. Valentine, president
Of Gettysburg Theological Seminary Rev.
Dr. Geo. Diehl, Revs. 5. g. Finckel, W. II.
Setflemver. r. Al. Mann, w. G. Wise, D. y.
FLOYD. III. VI. Kuhus, NJ. L. Beard. ID. u.
Iamotte and Z. Manages. Rev. DIR. Wolf, Of
the West Pennsylvania Synod, was received
Us an advisory member. A number 81 Icy
delegates we're also present A committee
consisting Of Revs. Mann, Seitlemyer and
Diehl, was appointed TO assist colonies oi
Tsatherans who have recently removed from
Frederick and other counties to tbs viclnliies
Of Poolsville. in Montgomery, Ne Airy IN
Carroll. and ElysviIEe, in Howard.
A petition from twenty -one unelnoers Of the
Lutheran Church living At Uhi0n Bridge,
asking for the establishment Of church lp
that rapidly-growing town, and the union o.
a congregation at Mount Union With them'
vas received and considered. Rev. y. b.
FLOYD, Dr. Diehl, Rev. Lamoiie aud Messrs
Angel and DeFr were appointed COMMITTEES
to visit both places, with a view 70 etieesine
the organization Of congregation embracing
all the Lutherans Of the town and viclaity, e
be followed as soon Is possible BY the par
chase ef a lot and the building Of church
Dr.. Valentine read an essay on The Nev
Revision. The conference adjourned Tues
dav 10 meet next al Barkettsville, IN fFeder'
iek coeaty, on the 22d day 81 May, lsss2. DR.
Valentine read preamble and resolution,
denoHncing speculative life insurance. which
we're adopted.
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Business Locals.

For Watches. Diamonds, JswelFy, Clocks
Specsacles, Silver Ware, &C., 60 to A. III.
Vents :. Low Prices Opposite Catholic
Church, Westminster, Nd. %
Just opened aud At AZ Tow prices, 81 I. A.
Milier's, Plush Lap Robes, Wolf Robes, " bite
Polar Bear Robes, Horse Blankets, Saddles,
Harness, Collars, Whips, &c. The hnesi
goods At moderate prices, opposite Caihoiis
Church, Westminster. 81
AMERICAN wALTH1M wRrCnEs.
We are nov opening magnificent stock q
fine and medium pgiced Watches, Diamonds,
Rich JewelFy. elegant Silver and Triple
Plated Ware. 10 which we invite the aitea
iion OF Cur Customers 10 Carroll conaty
Prices always the lowest ]usi's a ArEniHger
1876 West Baltimore Street. Baltimore Nd
Mr.. Joha W. Mealy wiii be Fleased Il
wait on bis friends and former patrons.
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Young Mems Christian Association
67orva0finu

Friday nights session of the Young Men
Christian Association was opened with song
and-praise service, conducted by Messrs. =.
". Watkins, of New York, and James w
Snarklin. of Baltimore. Rev. w. J. GllI,
D. d.. of Baltimore, was expected to pc pres
ant ~ deliver an address on "The lndwel'
limo and Work of the Holy Spirit, but IN,
stead Of the doctor telegram was received
stating that bv delay of street cars he had
been caused to miss the train. The SUBJECT
was taken up and addresses were made by Z.
Otis Huxley, Esq, of Baltimore, and .. L.
Rice, of Frederick.
Saturday morning session was commenced
with Bible reading by james W. SParTlkhn'
of Baltimore. The subject, personal WORE,
and How TO Do It, was then taken up by
Rev. w. H. Wharton, of Baltimore, VINO oe
livered an interesting and able address.
w. l.. w. Seabrook, chairman OF the State
executive committee, made report OF lae
work of the past year. DE stated that lne
work of extending the influence OF the Dung
Mems Christian Association is done by vlsl-
tations by the members from the existing as
sociations. During the past year the follow
ing points have been visited and meetings
held Union Bridge, Sabillasvllle, WOOD
berry, Mt. Airy, New Market, Narheldsourg'
Young Mems Christian Association camp
meeting, Maryland, and Charlestown, West
Virginia. New Associations were organized
at Chsrlestown, Union Bridge, 1T. Airy, New
Market and Browningsville.
Devotional exercises at 2.15 Saturday at
ternoon were conducted by Rev. Samuel III
dout, Of Baltimore. At Las Mr.. K. K. Shell,
don. railroad secretary of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION, spoke of work Among Railway
Men, At 3.15 E. w. Watkins, OF New
York, took up the 'Work Among CONNER
cial Travellers y and explained the work be
Ing done in this field. at S.45 the Rev. J..
7. Ward, d. D., president of the Western
Maryland College, spoke with much feeling
on the same subject.
The session of Saturday night was held IN
the German Reformed Church. a "Promise'
meeting was conducted by L. r. Cochran, OF
Frederick. The topic, "The Bible IN Our
Work." was taken up and the discussion
opened by the reading of a paper prepared
by C. L. Rhodes, General Secretary, Charles.
town. Mass, Messrs. B. S. Pendle ten and
Jas. w. SparkIin participated il the discus
sion. The benediction was pronounced by
Rev. J. G. Moss.
The farewell meeting and adjournment OF
the convention took place on Sunday night,
in the M. E. Church.
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Ratification Notice.

Ia the Orphans Court Of Carroll eounsy.
oCroBsR TEsN, 1881.
Estate Of Allea c. Hammond, deceased.
ON application j, IS ordered this 2l,h day
~ Of October, 1881, that The sale of the
real estate Of Allen {. Hammond, late Of
Carroll county, deceased. made BY William
A. Hammond, acting executor Of the last
will aaA testament and eodiells thereto OF
said deceased, aud this day reported to this
Coars ~ the said executor, be ratified and
confirmed, uRlcss Cause be shown 70 the coa
trary, on OF before the 9Th Monday, 2sth day
Of November, next provided copy Of this
order De inserted for three successive weeks
10 some newspaper priated and Published IN
Carroll county, before the Sd Moaday, 2lst
3ay 81 November, next
The report states The amount Of sale TO be
thirty three hundred dollars. $500
GRANVILLE 7. Herring, !
WILLIAM FRIZELL., Judges.
NEIGHBOUR +. ALLGiRE,
True Copy,--Test:
j. OLIVER WADLOW,
oct a0-st Register Of Wills.
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Examiners Notice.

THE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue Of a commission issued to them
BY the County Commissioners Of Carroll
ming from Richards Mill to the Baltimore
county line, by starting at a point near a
bridge on Public Road No. 20, thence on the
bed Of an old road or private road, through
the lands of Silas Martin and Henry Spahr,
10 intersect said Public Road No. 1877 near
the race running to Spahr's Mill.
All persons whom it may concern are
hereby notified that we will meet on Satur'
day, the Sd day of December, 1881, at 9
o'clock, a. M, TO execute the trust reposed
in us by the aforesaid commission.
JOHN SMITH,
JABEZ A. BUSH,
FRANK L. NEWBELLE,
oct 29,5 Examiners.
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During the past four months, commencing
on the first OF May and ending on the first OF
September, Mr. p J. Bennett sold $500 gal
Ions of ice cream, 5000 gallons of plain
cream, and 900 lbs. Of butter.
The dairy erected last spring by Mr.. Ben
nett near Taylorsville, has been quite sue
cess and has surpassed his anticipation. The
farmers in that locality all patronize it and
think it is benefit to the neighborhood.
The people Of Frederick county are begin
ming to reconize the ability Of Mr.. Bennett as
dairyman, and are anxious to have dairy
in Unionville. He is one of the most enter
prising men of the community, remembering
The fact that he has now two diaries ia sue
cessful operation and expects to have the
management of the one in Unionyilie, II 1t
should be built.
Dr. B. g. Franklin, our resident physician,
had a slight attack Of diphtheria, but he has
recovered aud is able TO be out.
Last Friday week Mr.. p. J. Bennett caught
Eve bass, the larges, one weighing pounds.
The third quarterly meeting Of the NJ. f..
Church South, will be held al st. James on
or about the 18th or 10Th of this month
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Pleasant valley items.

Edward SENT, who had been lying III with
typhoid fever for two weeks, died on Satur-
day morning last, aged q years, 8 months
and Is days. He was thought to be conya..
Iescing, but was taken with hemorrhage and
died about o'clock. His funeral took
place on Sunday afternoon from st. Matth-
ew's Church. Mr.. SENT was a member OF
the choir and leaves large circle of friends.
Simon Zepp died on Sunday and his remains
were inferred on Tuesday morning. de was
IN his 5Ist year.
The recent rains have been unusually ben
ehcial not only to grain but to thu streams
and springs, and mills are enabled to run on
full time.
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ny Office is hereby given that the subseri,
~ Der has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, letters of Admins
lra,ion on the Personal Estate Of
HENRY BLACK,
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 o.
Nav, 1882: 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 o
October, 1881.
Administrator D. B. N. C. I. A.
oct I5-4t
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orphans, Court.


Monday, October s1.-Luther G. Pickett,
administrator Of Winchester Pickett, deceas-
ed, settled LIST and final account.
Letters Of Administration on the estate Of
VIM. A. Wagner, deceased, were granted to
Ida II. Wagner.
Samuel WarehiIne, executor Of George
Warehime, deceased, settled his LIST and
I'd administration accounts.
Tuesday, November Letters Of admin
islfation on the estate of Joshua Yingling. de-
ceased, were granted to DR.. George ) 1ing-
ling and Chas J. Yinglipg.
Levi Yingling, administrator Of Jacob Wing
ling, deceased, settled LIST and FINAL account.
Letters of administration on the estate o.
Levi L. Crowl, deceased, we're granted "a
Josiah Crowl.
Ida H. Wagner, Administrative of VIM. A.
Wagner, deceased, returned inventory q
goods and chattels, and received order to sell
goods and chattels and order to notify credi-
fnrs
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ scribers have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county letters Testamen'aFy
on the Personal Estate Of
JOSEPH McKINSTRY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are here
by warned 10 exhibit the same, with the voueh-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
seribers, on OF before the 18th day Of May,
next; they may otherwise oy law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
October, 1881. ,.
MARGARET RUTH MekINSTRI,
EVAN b. MekINSrRY,
oct I5.at Executors.
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Notice to Road Supervisors.

IyoR the purpose OF examining and passing
IL the accounts of Road Supervisors for
the year 1851, the County Commissioners
will meet in their Office to receive said ac-
counts from the different districts, as follows !;
For Supervisors Of Districts No. aud =,
on Tuesday, November 18TH
For Supervisors Of Districts No. and 4,
on Wednesday, November 10th.
For Supervisors of Districts No. 8 and 6,
on Monday, November 2ist-
For Supervisors Of Districts Nc. aud 8,
on Tuesday, November I'D.
For Supervisors Of Districts No. 10 and IL,
on "Wednesday, November 23d.
For Supervisors Of Districts No. and u,
on Monday, November 2Sth.
JOS. A. WAESCHE,
oct - ~ Clerk.
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The Western Maryland Rnilroad Company
have completed the switch at Finksbarg
depot.
For some weeks past malignant form Of
diphtheria has been prevailing in and. near
Mechanicsville Three children have died
from il, aud there are several other cases.
Rev. w D. Litsinger, who has been very
Jig, is improving.
The protracted meeting which was held At
White Hope Chapel in October, was well at
tended. Several persons protested CONVEX
sion and were received into the church
Mr. Lewis II. Cole, who has resided for
several years on Clover Hill Farm, near ihis
place, has moved 10 0wings' Mills
The corn crop in this section was better
than had been anticipated. Mr.. Wnl. Gard
ner cut from field on his place tao corn
stalks measuring respectively 10 and l3ll feet.
The average height on the field was II feet.
The rains aud mild weather have greatly
improved the growing grain. Some fruit
trees have budded and bloomed, and We notice
some liIaes and spring roses are putting forth
blossom buds.
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NO. 2o16 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Daniel Armacost VS.. Josephine Crawford,
Henry Crawford and Edward Crawford.
ORDERED this 9th day of October, 1881,
~ that the sale of the real estate made and
reported by Robert L. Shipley and James A.
G. Bond, trustees in the above cause, be
finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 2sth day of November, next provided a
copy of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed and published at the city OF
Westminster, Carroll county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the 2lst day of
November, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S' FRANK t. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
oct 29.3t FRANK L. SHAW, Clerk.
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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
DAVID YINGLING,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers theteof legally authenticated, to tbs
subscriber, on or before the 25th day OF
Nav next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit of said estate. Those
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
October, 1881.
oct 29-4t Executor
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VIEW Advertisements.

Mortgaeee's Sale Of Personal Property
Tobias Fl Eckenrode, Mortgage.
The Century Magazine and 81. Nicholas
The Century Co, New York.
B;IIingslea & Baughman, D. D. s., Den
lists, Westminster, Md.
Corporation Tax tice-Israel Zeiber,
Collector.
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WOOD LAND:

Lot No l, Acres and Is Square Perehes,
more or less.
Lot No. 2, 81 Acres and so Square Perch
es. more or less.
Lot No 8, l0l Acres and p Square
1 Perches, more or less.
Lot No. 4, 81 Acres and Is Square Perches,
more or less.
Lot No. 5, 50 Acres and 9 Square Perches,
more or less.
The above described wood lots are situated
along the public road leading eastwardly from
Warheldsburg and adjoining the lands ofJesse
! Williams.
Lot No. c, Acres and &c Square Perehes,
more or less.
Lot No. :, Il Acres and "a Square Perch
/ es, more or less.
! Lot No, s, GO Acres and "a Square Perch
I es, more or less.
/ Lot No. 9, Ct Acres and IS Square Perches,
more or less.
( Lot No. 10, 81 Acres aad 16 Square
1 Perehes, more or less.
! Let No. IL, ST Acres aud II Square
( Perches, more or less.
/ Lot No. u, ST Acres, more or less.
/ The above lots are situated along the pub
/ lie road Leading from War6eldsbarg TO West
minister and adjoining the lands of Levi Man
ahaa.
! Lot No. IS, Acres aud Is Square Perch.
I IS, Eiore or less.
/ Lot No. IA, q Acres and IS Square
I Perches, more or less
The above lots adjoia the home farm and
| the lands Of Rein F. Albert, all Of which
wood lots are conveniently located aud the
timber thereon, consisting of Oak, Hickory,
/ Chestnut, &c, cannot be surpassed.
{ The above described lands have been &C
curately Surveyed and are now established
!. with planted stones. A plat Of the same viii
be exhibited on the day Of sale. Persons
wishing to view said lands previous 10 the
/ DAY Of sale can call on David Robertson or
William I. Robertson. residing in Warhelds-
( barg, who viii show the same and give such
additional information as may be desired.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thsrd part oil
the purchase money 10 be paid in cash on the
! day OF sale or wIthla thirty days thereafter
the balance to be paid in equal Instalments
/ Of one ard tso years respectively from day
/ OF sale. with interest, and TO be secured &c
the satisfaction Of the undersigned Attorneys.
No possession givea aasil the terms of sale
are complied with. -
JAMES ROBERTSON,
DAVID ROBERTSON,
WILLIAM T. ROBERTSON,
Attorneys for the heirs Of Ann Robertson
deceased. Vim. Brown, Anetioaeer.
oct 22-ts
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October 29-mercury 80 at : a N. aud GO
at p. m; generally cloudy and rainy. DC.
toher 3a-mercury so at a. m. and &c at
D. ms cloudy and rainy. October 3i-meT'
cury q; at Z a. m. and g5 at p. M; cloudy
and rainy all day. November l-mercury 90
al a. m. aud 50 at 2 p. m; cloudy aad rainy.
November 2-mercary SO at : a. M, and O.
at ? D. m; cloudy, with rain at night, No
vember S--mercury 50 al q. m. and "a Al :
D. M; cloudy and rainy. November Amer
curry Sc al a. n and - al u N.
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Joha ". Tracy has torn doRn bis Old paper
mill and rebuilt, with an additional wing, and
more in conformity with modern styles Of ar
eh5secsure. he purposes patiiug IN forty
horse power engine and introducing addition
al machinery SO as to increase the working
capacity Of the mill fifty per cent He will
also PIT IN pair Of chopping barrs-
A few weeks ago, little eolored boy 10
the employ Of Professor DenltRgeF. foand 9
gold ring on the premises Of Irving lD>sltute
formerly Irving College, belonging 70 Mrs
Diffenbaeh. which was lost sixteen years ago.
The Professor informed Mrs. Diife ihach, WAC
now resides 10 Baltimore, Of the Fading o. the
treasure. The lady visited the Fl aiessor, aad
accompanied BY that genGlemalt, called on
the Lad, who cheerfally sarreaaes I'd the ring
to the proper owner and received handsome
reward. The ring IS . present from Dr. DIT
fenbAch, and bears his iniatials. II IS highly
priced as a memento.
Mr.. George Everhart, Of Baltimore, sil
give q public reading at Odd Fellows Hall,
on Saturday evening. the l2sh inst There
will also be other exercises proceeds for the
benefit Of Trinity Sunday School
The fine rain 81 this week has gJven hopes
Of an average yield Of saur krant.
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Iolnt Exerclsex aa western 20. colIege

The reading. defamation and music class
es Of Western Maryland College, held joint
exercise on Friday afternoon last, in the Col
lege Chapel. The programme was inangura-
ted with music BY Miss Smith, after which
Mr.. Baughman read pathetic selection eE.
titled s'Ihe Modern Cain" Miss Agnes Lease
then read in an excellent manner The Hap
piest Land after which Mr. f. 4. Benson
gave an admirable rendering of :. Winter than
Snow After more music, Mr.. Brown read
humorous piece entitled Morbid Curiosi-
ty.n Miss Emma Abbott followed with q
splendid rehearsal Of 's0'Connor's Child, =
perfect in all its parts, and showing decided
dramatic talent Miss Cochell then read
"Pulting Down the Window in a style that
greatly excited the risibilities of the audience.
Master Howard Norment concluded with .
defamation, 'sHow Persimmons took Care
Of the Baby He was warmly applanded
After an organ solo by Master II. Nonema
ker, and prayer BY DR.. Ward, the exercises
closed
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The SUNDAY School Workers Of the lsi, ID,
10Th, iiih and l2th districts Of Carroll county
will meet 10 convention, at UnioatoEai on the
10Th aud 10th last, unaer the auspices Of the
MARYLAND Sunday School Union. Prominent
workers In the cause vill be present A
grand occasion IS anticipated Everybody
invited.
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PUBLIC SALE.

TIME undersigned, Administrators Of Dan
4 TEL Mitieu. deceased, by virtue OF an
order Of the Orphans Coart Of Carroll eoun-
", will sell ai Public Sale. at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, on the Gorsueh road
near Westminster, On
THURSDAY, NOFEARER 10, 1881,
ut . o'clock, a. m, The following property
O. work horses, colt, cox, q
=, breod SOW, nRrrowtread
ySc5-.As wagon spring wagon. piows, -
caitIxatoTs, harrovs, roller, sleigh. siedge
and slide. sets of hgeechbands. lead gears,
brides. collars, matters, housings, wagon
saddle, buggy harness, thFcshiug machine aud
horse power, sheaf drill, combined reaper
ana mower, wiad mill, horse rake, stone bed,
hay and wood carriages, hass, log aad wood
chains. FORKS. rakes. hoes, dc; barrels q
vinegar, meat hozsheads, corn by The barrel,
los Of carpenter tools, and macy other arii-
cles. Also a large variety Of Household and
Kitchen Faraisare.
TEaws All sans under 81, cash on SUNS
Of IS and over a credit of SIX months viii BE-
xsvea. purchasers 10 give their notes wsth
approved security, bearing interest ffonl day
81 sale. -
FRANK j. MFTTEN,
CHARLES r. MfFTEN,
Administrators.
ssr u r. af-..I- 4aafss-.,.a.
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GTATE OF MARYLAND,
y Treasury Department,
CoMPTRoLLER's 0FFIcE,
Annapolis, October LIST, 1881.

IN pursuance ofthe requirements of Section
4 6. of Article SO, of the Code of Public
General Laws, as amended at January SEES,
sion, 1876, Chapter FOG, herewith publish
the following list of accounting officers in
Carroll coanty who are in arrears to the
State of maryland, and liable to publication
under said law, together with the amount due
BY each as of this day.
THOMAS J. HEATING,
Comptroller of the Treasury.
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Small Farm at PrivateS Sale


rTyHE undersigned will otter a. Private Sale
Il his desirable Farm, containing u
ACRES OF LAND, mere or less, situated n
CaieutaHa district. Carroll eoaaty, Nd, Ga
the public read from Gnioniown to l.inE0od,
ahoat mile from the former plaes and shoRi
y niles fsusa ihc latter, on the W. n. T. 4.
The Land Is in good eoHdigaou and The farm i
oae Of the best in the rciehborhood and IN
Der good fencing. The Improvements consist
CT a good, comfortable and rpomy Dwelling
House, "a stories high, good
swiIror Barn S2xf5 tesi, and ssAA
al other necessary osthaild 80
legs There "a 3 never faiiias e
4eli Of good watcr al the house. There Is a.
abundance % frult Of the choicest varieties.
les close proximity 10 Easeusowa, Union
Bridge, LSaw0oa, New Windsor and West
sinister. ard convenience 70 saagches, stores,
posgufsces and schools. makes L very aessra-
BE and we'll worthy The sgieaiioa Of ParshAs
ers. II not sold sooner L vii be offered 81
Pebble sale on the 18th DAY OF November,
1881, 81 . O clock, y. M. Fer particulars ad
dress or call upon g. II. BROWN,
oct = St Unionsowa, Carroll Co, Nd