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Monday, january ? The last viii and tes-
lament OF John a. Balm, deceased, was ad-
mitted to probate, and letters testamentary
granted to Francis Warner.
John G. Bankert, administrator Of Andrew
Edgar Lowe, deceased. fz5tttled LIST and final
account.
Jacob Nearing, guardiaulO William Jasper
Stultz, settled ID and final account.
Tuesday, january 3.-Danie c. Frankfort
err. administrator of Anna Mary Frankforter
deceased, returned inventory of goods and
ehattels and leasehold property, and received
order to sell same and order to notify credi-
tors.
Letters Of administration ON the estate of
John Wampler, deceased, we're granted to
Levi Bish.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Rosanna Frizzell, deceased. were granted to
Levi d. Frizzell.
Philip II. L. Myers, administrator of John
Eyerhart, deceased, returned inventory of
goods and chattes and list Of debts, and re-
ceived order to sell goods and chattels and or
der to notify creditors.
John C. Shipley, administrator of John
Smith of r., deceased, returned list of sales
of goods and chattels.
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Ion neglect 70 pay Your llre insurance.
The 1.enten season commences on February
2zd
Dennis Smith, Of tae Nest End, killed a
dog IN Thursday morning, supposed to be
mads
There are seventeen prisoners in the Peni-
tentiafy from Carroll county. but only seven
are natives of.thc county.
The cold weather since Friday last has
caused fhe ice ponds to freeze over. and ice
FROM three to Eve inches has been housed this
week
Han. John Richie and wife aud Vim. p.
Mauisbk, III and wife, of Frederick, spent
Sunday and Monday in this city,
Watch Night services were held ut Ceate-
narr III E. Church on Saturday night last,
and Il protFacted meeting was begun
M Thomas B. GiSt.sof this city, has been
Quisa sick the past week With typheid7pneti-
mons, but is gradually improving now
ms Graham. accused Of robbing and
mnraexine Philip Egley, At Nenango, Els
world county, Kansas, was iynehed by mob
at that place On Monday night.
SnaW begin falling here on "Wednesday
niehf. aud continued mere or less throughout
THURSDAY. attaining depth Of about three
inches 4 few sleighs were oat yesterday.
The Post-olIice Department is reported to
be engaged IN removing the Mormon post.
masters d Utah and appointing Gentiies IN
their places
II. Jol.u 81 Mattlriss ofthis city has been
appointed physician to the Aims House. DIR.
" e. Fiineer has held tho position for the
past siS years
The Maryland SUNDAY School Onion has
Issued circulars asking donations from those
interested n Sunday School work 70 aid in
then good work.
i ranning race took place on the Titles
tos4 pike near this city, this week, FOR So
asisIes between a horse of this district and one
Of Woolerr ! The Woolery' horse won the
race and maney.
81 May6n Feeder Democrat. was on Taes-
day. elected to the New Jersey Assembly in
the Eighth District, at Newark by a majority
of 5se This gives the Democrats , majority
IN tia New Jersey House
TIE REGISTER 81 wills 0fice ofthis county.
J. Oliver Nadlow Register. last year paid So
20l 81 into fhc state TREASURY. as taxes on com
zhSSsieas ana coliatefal inheritanees. an IN
crease of 5000 over the amount paid IN 1850
Res n Benton Winstcad. Of Hampstead,
has heen chosen oue.of. the Chapains Of the
Marynd Senate. and Ed. ". Shriyer, of this
CITY, AssiStAtat ds6rkeeper- The former re-
cAiFe 500 Tor the session and the latter re-
ceives s. per day.
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sss -. =, -. -. ,;,cr Tbnr-,
~ ,..4ssco staf;, flI down
~ 'si... We, s,,4sef the tim,er
s~s,sx u, p,slsn AMI f,,,l.s. ~ collar lone
~ !, ~.
y Y. -. .s.'ss J.
81 49,. s, t,sl
$500 ~. ..,li f6saglons he country
ssili sssf &, Washinr,,si, "a, he feti inst. 70
,..,.se< f'.ssst;ons rei,tj,il 1, tl f,rminr IN.
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MARRIED.

Near WaiersviIle, this county. on Decem-
her ~. 1881. BY Elder VIM. Palmer. John II.
Hollinger and Miss Catharine Henry all Of
this ccnnty.
Near Patapsco, this county, on December
-. 1881. by Elder VIM. Palmer. George W.
Pickett aud Miss Sarah +. Leppo. ELL Of this
county.
December I'D. 1881, by Rev. +. }. Metz
her. Mr.. }. NJ. Hawk and Miss Mary E. Fur
nsv. both of this county.
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December 3l-mercury 20 at Z a. m. and
2s at > p. M; generally clear. January L
mercury "A at a. m. and 81 at = p. M; gen
orally cloudy. January 2-mercury Is at
a. IN. and 81 at , p. M. generally clear. Jan
uary 3-mercury IS at : a. m. and % at > P.
M; generally clear. january 4-mercury 10
at : a. m. and a at , p. m; generally cloudy
and snow began falling about l0p. m. Jan
uary 5-mercury Is at ann. and p at P.
M; the snow fall of the night preceding con
tinued more or less all day. January g.
mercury % at a. m. and 81 at p. m; rainy.
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On Sunday night last the meat house of
Hezekiah Bowersox living on the farm of
John Smith, at Wakefield, was robbed, and
suspicion pointed to George Black, colored.
Armed with 4 search warrant Constable r.
Charles Matthews went to Blacks house, and
found the missing meat in bed-tick, and in
another bed-tick he found new horse blan-
ket Black was arrested and committed to
jail for hearing by Justice Crapster yester
day, when he was held to await the action of
the Grand Jury
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DosTPoNED TRUSTEE s SALE.

By virtue of q decree Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, the un-
dersigncd, trustee. viii sell at public sale. al
Finkshurg. near the premises on
.>afusiay, fbs sisdag n Jasnagg, 1852.
Al 10 clock. a. M, the following real estate
or 50 much thereof as may be required 70 pay
the mortgage debt. interest and costs IN the
proceedings mentioned in the cause No. 2O3S
on the docket OF said court. 10 wii "A tract
ar Marcel of land containing
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Foun.nin vnllcy Porkers.

John L. Zahn killed this season one hog,
six months old, weighing 242 pounds John
T. Miller, one, six months old, weighing zoe
pounds, and one, four months old, weighing
100 pounds A. J. Koontz, two, one year old,
weighing $50, and one four months old, weigh
ing 1870; Emanuel Forney, two, year old, 343,
and two, six months old, 24l and $50; VIM.
A. Smelser, three, FIVE months old, 500. ia
cob Myers butchered lately hog weighing
555 pounds, which was the ''boss hog of the
neiphborhood.
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DESOLUTIONS of the Board of
LII County Commissioners of Car
roll Co., Passed December 10th, 1881.

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Nam Aslrertinements.

4 Free Baking Exhibition at Grimes 4
Viewers, Westminster.
Public Sale-John ,. Boyle and John
Beaver, Trustees.
Catering Hopes & Bruce. Westminster
Fire Insurance Francis Shriver, Secretary.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter
Wanted at Western Maryland College.
SIS Reward George w Wagner.
P. A.Gorsuch. Auctioneer.
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onIriaI Statistics.

STATISTICS OF rHE eLEags oFFIcE
Below viii b. foand the number q deeds.
mortgages and bills 81 sale recorded in the
Office OF The Clerk Of the Circui; cenri for tins
county dnTing the past year. As compared
with the year 1851 Sherc was an increase ot
80 marriage licenses aud there @as dccrpase
Of ~ dac.ls. 40 innrtsaaek hills nf salc
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The residence of Mr.. George w. Wagner,
living near the Washington road about four
and half miles from Westminster, was enter
ed by a thief on Wednesday afternoon, and a
suit of black clothes, pair of boots, shirt
and handkerchief carried off. Mr.. Wagner
offers $25 reward for the recovery of the goods
and the conviction of the thief.
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STATISTICS OF THE nrsisrsH oy wills oFFier-

Duringth past ycsr ~ wills ecFe admitted
20 probate ie4 administrations granted Is
guardians appointed and bonded Us admin
istraiion accounts settled - Enarsiian &C
counts settled l58 inventories and lists u
debts 81 lists Of sales ~ personal property ;
y reports 81 sales of real estate. Taxes paid
State Treasury duriag the year on executors
aud administrators commissions -, sss, or s
on collateral inherifauees S7iS,2 -. Total,
- sDf 81
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

METHODIST Protestant CHURCH.-The pas
tor viii preach on Sunday. at l0l clock, on
the subject of Systematic Beneyolence
and at I. u. m. on self Examination. He
particularly desires a full attendance IT the
congregation.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank !
Of Westminster.
Westminster. Md. Dec. sth, 1881. }
The Stockholders of this Bank are hereby
notified that an election for Five Directors to
manage the affairs of the Bank for the ensuing
year viii be held at the Banking House, ON
the .Ssroad Tuesday. bling TIE 10th das y
JaRaary, fSSs. between the hours Of II, m,
and : O'Clock. p. m.
W 4. CUNNINGHAM,
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There was a terrible dynamite explosion on
Saturday, at the extension of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Companys new line, on the north
side of the Beaver River, near Wampum, in
the western part of Penna. King Smith,
director of gang of workmen, placed two
dynamite cartridges in an old powder keg to
dry, at noon, while the men were taking din
ner, and the keg was placed about eight feet
from the fire. The cartridges soon exploded,
injuring six men, one of them, named Milford
Cunningham, fatally.
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rIee.ion of oaieers.

IAa Westminster Fire Department on We'd
mes. night elected the following officers for
flsa 3sisSsisse year President, VIM. III. Rip
naSsEs ees presidents, Charles v. Wantz and
Hyer secretary and treasurer Denton
S. sfa,it secretary, Frank Shriyer j;
elise man. y. x Herr; assistant foreman,
s. 51ley foreman Of engine, Edward l..
al assisiaat foreman. Orlando Reese ];
fsss.sz.| 81 truck William IL Shaeifer as
s s.I.s. 8fsnaan, A. M Warner; marshal,
.leIsH HiGtan librarian. VIM. +. Seahrook.
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Under an order of the Orphans Court OF
Baltimore county, viii sell 1880 SHARES u
TIE Cepibtl Stock Of re FdTTaers and Ne
chaRirs' National Bank II Westminster, at
the City Hotel, in Westminster, on Monday,
the 9Th day of January, 1852, at , o'clock p.
NJ. Terms. -Cash.
JOHN +. SMITH,
Executor of Elizabeth Sirevig, deceased.
doc Pats
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no ACRES,

tnore or less, part Of Clover Hill This Is a val
liable parcel of land, all OF fine quality and ad
yaR,ageoasly located. and would make bean
tiful farm.
Also a larcel Of land lying in and adjacent
10 Finksbsss. containing u ACRES. more or
less, very finely improved with good Dwelling,
r,--s,l r.1-saensua
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so ACRES. MORE or LESS.

Al these properties lie in Carroll county, and
in the vicinity Of Fiuksburg.
The Terms Of Sale prescribed by the decree
arr .--ons-th third Of the purchase money 10 BE-
paid IN cash GU the day Of sale. OF on the rat.
iheaiion thereof, and the halanee in equal
payments in one and ;wo years, with interest,
10 be seearcd ~ the notes Of the purchaser.
With approved security.
WI r. MAULSBY,
tf..f. "a 4 Trustee.
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There has of late years been great emigra-
ton from Germany to England, and it Is esti-
mated that there are 100000 adult Germans
in London alone.
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1900

The immigration statistics of Castle Garden
show the arrival there during 1881 of 432, 635
immigrants. Germany heads the list with
1888, 255; next comes Ireland, with 90, 406,
and then England and Sweden close together,
the former sending &c, 552 and the latter 3d.
335. Italy contributes is, 200, France 3,9oS,
and Spain only 1856,
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY.

Wishing to quit merchandising, i will sell
my stock of goods to anyone desiring to go
into the business at cost, which is lower than
the goods can now be purchased for. Call on
or address MELANCHT0N MYERS,
dec loft Wakefield, Nd.
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OBJECTION OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank of Westminster,
December 10, 1881.
An election for Ten Directors for this Bank
will be held on Tuesday, the 10Th dGyof Jan
vary, 1889, between the hours of ii clock,
a. M, and u clock, m, of said day, at said
Bank. J. W. Herring,
dee lite Cashier.
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dividend NO. lo4.

faioH National Bank Of Westminster,
Westminster, Nd, Dec. II, 1881.
The President and Directors Of this Bank
have this day declared Il semi. annual dividend
of Fosg. Per CeRtupoa the capital stock of the
bank, clear Of State aud County Tdres, paya-
BILE on and after Tuesday, January 3D., 1882.
J. W. Herring,
dee 24-2t Cashier
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MORTGAGES SALE
N4 OF
A SMALL FARM


By virtue of a power of sale contained in a
deed of mortgage executed by Basil P. Phil
lips and Julia A. Phillips, his wife, TO Joshua
Scrivenor and Elijah Scrivenor, dated April
oath, A. D., 1880, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
county in Liber FIT S. No IA, folio 533,
&c, the undersigned, assignee of said mort
gagees. will offer at public sale, on the prem
ises, to the highest bidder, on
Saturday, the eth day Of January, 1882.
at o. clock, p. M, the following tract or par
eel of land situated and lying in Carroll coun-
", Maryland, being part of tract Of land
called 'Wilmot's Wilderness, containing 46
ACRES, R00DS AND % PERCHES OF
LAND. more or less, and being the same land
that was conveyed TO said Basil p. Phillips by
James Becraft and wife, by deed dated June
18th, 1864. and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county in Liber VIM A.
Mex, No. 81, folio 1863, &c. The improve
ments consist of Log Dwell
ling House, Stable, Barn and E@AA
other necessary outbuildings. 80 -
This farn bounds on the Patap- u
SEQ Falls and on Morgan's Ran, and adjoins
the lands of James Beeraf and others. 1t
lies convenient to schools, churches and mills.
and about two miles from the Baltimore and
Liberty turnpike.
TERNS-Cash; or if desired by the pnr-
chaser e-third cash on the day of sale or on
the ratification thereof; one-third in six months
and one-third in one year from the day of sale,
with interest, to be secured by the notes of
the purchaser or purchasers, with security TO
be approved By the said assignee.
Nm. b. THOMAS, Assignee Of Mortgages.
Reifsnider 4 Fink, Solicitors.
dee lT-ts X. c. Matthews, Auctioneer.
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DUBLIc SALE.

The Subscriber, a. Trustee. appointed by
dccr,e IL the Circuit Court Of Carroll county.
in Equity, will ofer at Public Sale, ON The
premises On
Saturday. tkr IA ,tag Fl J,sssssg. iSS9
a. I o'clock. p. M, the following Real Estate
bv said decree ordered 60 lse sold. towit:-Al
that parcel Of Ground lying on the Emmitts
burg rad, il Taneyiown. CARROLL eOunfy,
Maryland, containing
THREE. QUARTERS OF AN ACRE
of Land. more or less, conveyed 70 Patrick,
Honora and Mary +. Donelly BY Samuel
Rsavcr, in fec. subject 10 an
annual ground rent Of by ASaN.A
deed dated April ID, 1891. re 80
corded among the Land Records e =
OF Frederick county, in Liber J. :, No. 80,
folio SD, &e Il Is improved ~ Log
Dwelling House
Teru.s - One third oi the purchase money
10 be paid on DAY Of sale, or on the ratification
thereof by the Court; one-third IN SIX and one
third in twelve months from the sale, with IN
terest from sale, TO be scared by the notes o
the purchaser with approved snTeties-
J. X. LONGWELL, Trustee.
dee l7-ts JOAN Thomson, Agent.
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A IT DAVID d. BURKE'S BOOK
EMPORIUM

win be found Steel Engrayings, Chromos,
Picture Frames, Cords and Tassels, and a full
supply of the best Stationery. Catholic Pray
er Books, Bibles and Sacred Historical Works
furnished. Subscriptions for the various Mag
azines and Papers will be received. Patron
age of the public solicited. Store fourth door
west of the Central Hotel, Westminster, Nd.
dec 81 1881
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WHO c4x GrEss IT?

Wiin CAN GUESS IT.
In order to test the guessing qualities OF the
citizens Of Westminster and vicinity, ! have
placed jar of Beans in my show case, which
will be sealed, and the public are cordially
invited 10 examine the jar and make their
guess, free Of charge. To the one who makes
the nearest guess handsome Mirror will be
presented, and to the next nearest tirst-class
Pocket Book The names and number will
be recorded accurately, and the book will be
kept open until the lst of April next. \. Vi.
Warner. West End, Westminster.
FUR SKINS BOUGHT.
Such as Rabbits, Opossoms, Muskrats,
Raccoons, Minks, Offers, Foxes, House Rats,
Skunks, &c, at Strasburger 4 Bro, opposite
Catholic Church.
Losr-0n January ID, 1882, IN the Man
chester road between Westminster and Win
ters Mill, an Olive Green Cashmere Polon-
aise. The finder will be literally reward il ii
is left at the ADVOCATE office.
Important to those having Watches, Clocks
and Musical instruments TO repair. Do not
take your fine work to Baltimore, but take il
to John G. Gruber, practical Clock and
Matchmaker, corner of Main and Carroll
streets, Westminster, in the same room with
Sayler's bakery, where it viii be done in the
best manner. n
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
frDIISuED EVERY SATURDAY. By
Va HIDERFORD BROS

Tzz 1S.@S2 per year IN advance. Single copies .
ncnss Nozlbscription discontinued until all arrears
arc 3&id unless al the option Of the publishers.
ADVERTISING RATES-Onc square Is linesfwil
he Azelsea times or less for and 3certs foreach
zuhzenu4nt Insertion. One square months S30; 6
months S. II months, IS business Cards. mot ex-
ceedine lines, s. per year. When the number of
insertions Is not marked Advertisements viii be con-
tnued until forbid and charged accordingly Yearly
adfertises must confne advertisements to their own
business Rule and Figure Work double price.
Business Locals 10 cents per line. Marriages and
DsalfsS fneerted free r0bIuAries and Persona com
MauMseatiois cents periine.
All correspondence with this office should be
addressed 10 THE ADVOCATE. M
Sd Eaaea al nc Rosiotiee, IIest.ii,sier, Nd. as
Seeoad Class Matter. 49, @s
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DIED.

IN, Trias'ss f,ty. a.. ~ oa'' - 'ia'
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SATURDAY, JANEARY :, 1882.
LOCAL. AFFAIRS
Locnl nrcxittes.

hon neglect 70 pay yohr fire insurance.
The 1senten season commences on February
22d.
Dennis Smith, Of tae Nest End, killed a
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Total delegate vote, LOO
A motion that the Chair appoint COM
mittee upon resolutions, consisting OF one
member from each county, was carried,
and said committee instructed to prepare
the resolutions of the Convention and an
address to the people. The following 10
the committee appointed by the Chair:
George Baylor, Of jefferson; ID. W.:
Gall, of Barbour; r. S. EicheibeEser, Oh
shire; Joseph Vanmetre, of Hardy, A. j.
Maple, of Marion; John i. Pierce, of Min
eral; A. G.. Davis, Of Monongalia; G. NJ.
Pendleton, of Morgan; z. j. Crogan, of
Preston; j. B. Ward, of Randolph; C..
w. Newton, of Taylor; w. Z. Talbot, Of
Tucker.
Nominations being next in order, the
name Of the Hon. Daniel B. Lucas, of
jefferson, was presented, and there being
no other nominations, l. was moved that
he be nominated by reclamation, which
motion was carried, and that gentleman
was declared the nominee of the Conyen-
ton without a dissenting vote.
The Chair appointed as committee to
notify Mr.. Lucas of his nomination,
Messrs. Jas. H. Grove, r. B. Sherrard
and George Purcell.
On motion the Chairman was author
lied to appoint Democratic Executive
Committee, consisting of one member
from each county in the district.
On motion, vote Of thanks was tend
cred the Odd Fellows of Keyser for the
use of their Hall as place OF meeting,
and to the citizens of keyser for their hos
pitality.
There being no further business before
it, the Convention adjourned SINE DIE.
ROB'T. w. BAYLOR, Ch'mn.
FORREST W. Brown, Sec'y.
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so dozen Kid Gloves, all shanes at lowest pri-
ces ct A. Yingling'e.
so dozen Isle Gloves, all qualities and s;yles,
cheap at A. Yingling's.
I,Q09 d. Ecu Ladies'. Gents and Children's
Hosiery cheap St a. YiDgling's.
500 Corsets, all makes, at 50 cts, IS cts. I'd
81, 4. YipgIing's.
90 dozen Ladies and Gents Underwear, best
qualities. cheap at A. Yiugling's.
20 dozen tents UnlalndeIeJ AID Lsundered
Shirts, best make, 81 each at fingling'e.
60 pieces Lace and Corded White Dress Goods
only 10 and u cents, at A. Yingiugs.
10 pieces nev shaded Lace Burtings, only ia
cent?, al A. YinRling's.
50 pieces new French style LaEp, st 81 to 1917
cents, at A. Yipgliug's.
so pieces new s;vle Dress Ginghams, beautiful
ard cheap, st A. YineHug's.
go pieces SO aud 4oinch Black Cashmeres, al
so cents TO 81 at A. YingIing'e.
20o Para-ol', new styles, from Is cents up to
IS, 81 A. YingliDg'e.
loo bew styirs Fame, from cents mp 10 fnest
gradee, at A. YinE i:Ug's
5000 yards Laces ana T;aSrc.aer.cs, rare pat
terrs, cheap at A. Yingiing'e.
Fine, Gner, finest! every lady who wants foe
dress pattern and trimmings 10 sniI goes 10 a.
Ypgling's Popular D.y GOod~. House, Hsgerr::
Town, I'D.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGREssION-
AL CONVENTION.

Tlie delegates from the several counties
of the End Congressional District assem-
bled at Odd Fellows Hall, Keyser, West
Virginia, on Saturday, August 18th, 1882,
and being called to order, Col. ROBERT
w. BAYLOR, Of Jefferson, was chosen
temporary Chairman, and assumed the
duties Of the Chair, and FORREST w.
BRowN, of jefferson, chosen Secretary.
On motion the chairman Of each Coun-
ty Delegation was appointed member OF
a committee on Credentials, who reported
delegates present from every county ex-
cept Grant and Peadleton, which report
was then unanimously adopted.
The election. Of permanent Chairman
and Secretaries being then in order, q mo-
ton was carried electing Col. Robert W..
BAYLOR permanent Chairman and Forrest
w. Brown permanent Secretary, and all
the Democratic Editors of the Congress
ional District in attendance, assistant Sec
retaries.
On motion the Presidential vote Of 1880
was adopted as the basis of representation,
In accordance with the resolution of the
last State Convention held at Martinsburg
in 1880. List of counties and their vote
in Convention: