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Threshing has commenced in this seighbor-
bood. Frank Brown made the hrs, shipment
on the 1lth. His wheat Is yielding over -
bushels per acre, aud he has already thresbed
over one thousand Bushels. HIS entire crop
will exceed six thousand bushels. Freedom
is now recognized a. = famous district for
wheat The crop Of the smallest farmer vii
Weld Eve hundred bushels. The quality Of
the wheat throughout the district Is excellent,
and notwithstanding the late harvest Il Ess
saved in good condition.
A refreshing shoEer fell hese on the after
noon and evening Of .he i2sh. Unfortunately
il caught our friends who were enjoying them
selves at aa ice cream festival ii Ohler' 4
woods, near Freedom, which was gotten NJ
for the benefit Of the NJ Il. Church South b.
the enterprising ladies nf that church. The
storm burst upon them saddenly, causing !
general stampede, npsefting carriages and
frightening the ladies'. Many reached home
looking Ike they had been 70 sea 10 seive.
Hon. Charles b. Roberts. DR.. Frank r
Shaw and D. n HeRaing, Of Westminster
AMI P. c. Dagan, Of Baltimore, dined with
Judge Manr0 ON the i2fh.
Samuel T. Bennett ef this district, had hi
arm broken last week while adjusting 8 self
binder.
Every available space for boarders Is nor
( taken up, end many strange faces and COS
tunes are seen.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Directors of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company of Dug Hill. Carroll county,
at their last meeting, on June 18th, 1882, made
an assessment of per cent. on the Premium
Note Capital of the members of the Company,
and that the books viii be placed in the
Collector hands August LIST, and collection
of the same to take place about the LIST of
September 1882.
j. r. STREVIG, Secretary.
EMANUEL YEIsER, Collector.
..l.
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Me-. sll2 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county as a
Court Of Equity.
Charles T. Reifsnider, trustee, vs.. George W.
Zepp and Mary Zepp- his wife.
Ordered this 18th day Of June, A. d. 1882,
that the sale of the real estate made and re-
ported in the above cause by Charles /. Reifs
nider trustee, under and BY virtue Of deed
Of trust from George ". Zepp and Mary
Zepp. his wife, TO him, dated March S0th,
1877, and recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county in Liber f. I. s., No. AZ,
folio 4s2, &C., be finally ratified and confirm
ed, unless cause to the contrary be shown ON
or before the LIST day of August next; provid-
ed a copy Of this order be inserted once a
week for three successive weeks in some
newspaper published in Carroll county preyi-
Gus to the 18th day of July next.
The report states the amount of sale of the
real estate to be $1,000.
WM. n. HAYDEN,
Judge of the CT. Court.
True eopy,-Test;
July l.st Frank T. SHAW, Clerk.
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Statement of the Farmers and Mechanics
National Bank
Statement of the Union National Bank.
For Sale-Wm. L. Fink, Linwood, Nd.
Andrew j. Brown, at Baer's Tannery.
List of Unclaimed Matter.
Festival Notice.
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GHERIFFs SALE.


IA Yirsne 81 = writ Of fiari facias. ixxaed oat
Il The Csfrais Coer, fns Carroll county Nd,
81 the salt u Ephraim Mace, ase ol David
ranshAkrr. against the goods and chasteis,
iasasis and tenenaeuse Of Peter Baamgnrtner
ssh Ahr4kan tiricsier, and to nc directed, !
hare setssSi sod taken IN exeeutioa All the
Fixhs iitle, claim, interest aad estate. ct law
ard il equity u the said Peter Baumgartset
and Abraham Grcider, IN and to the foiieW.
ing property, tiz All tbc right. title, inter
- ard estate II laa and IN equity 81 Ahraharl
Greisler. IN aad to AL that part trace of land
called United Frisndship, s1saais-i. lying aud
hsinx IL Carroll county, Maryland. and con.
sslaiux FORTY EIGHT AND SEWN
EIGHTHS ACRES OF LAND, more or less,
i haiaE the ssaa paEi ~ FaFcel u iend whieh
uas cstageyed 70 AlssahauI 6rrider ~ John
ustaex and wife. b. deed bearing date April
1. 1874, and recorded amoaS the land recards
Of Carroll eoansy, in l.iher J. y. b.. No. O..
folio 80, &e | hcreby giye notice that ON
Ssfsyrias, ~ IA ias ~ July, 1879.
ii ? q csock. r. NJ. on the premises, one.
fourth niia from Ebbsale, ga the bsehmau
Valley RAilroad, adjoining the land 81 CorRe-
li.ts Nantx, ] wiil osser the above property, -
seized aud taken IN execution, II Public Sale,
e. thu biggest bidder. Cor cash.
EWn. W. THURMAN, Sheriff,
Sheriff 0sice. Westminster, Nd, tuly 5,
iss2 jaiy sts
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MARRIED.

AT the Reformed Church Parsonage, this
city, June %. 1882, Mr.. John 4. Ebaugh, of
Bachman's Valley, and Miss Mary Z. Gro
lock, of Pleasant Valley, this county.
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The Chambersburg. Pa, Taltey Spisst Of
Wednesday says Work on the. buildings Of
the Taylor Manufacturing Company, 81 the
the south end Of town, Is going rapidly tor
ward. The machine for maxim, bricks Is
doing much better than At FIRST. ami i is nov
turning out the kind Of work is manufacturer
promised Il would do: is earlier work and
working was not satisfactory, bat an agent Of
the manufacturer game here the beginning 81
this week and put the machine IN better order.
On Thursday evening last one half Of the
whole foundation had been laid, and steady
labor has been performed ON the remaining
part eyar since. The contractor IS making
economical use Of the real estate near the
buildings, stone for the foundation, stone tol
lime and clay for making bricks all heine
taken from the same quarry, which viii, i i
thought, supply all thGt IS needed OF thes'
materials About forty mea ere employed a
the buildings.
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aud 70. containing ONE AND ~
oNE-HALF ACRES Of LAND fssA
Htorr OF less. being s tract ofxzSs5k ss 2
land decided April Sih. 1871. by Mari Lane
and her husband Timothy Lane 10 Frederick
Tfanto. situated in Carroll county. Maryland.
and recorded ia iaber J. y. b., No. 80, folio
S9s Of SAID county records and lying about
one7tosyth Il q mile from Spring Mills on the
line Il fbe Western Maryland Railroad, A.
sessed te Frederick Trauto. in said Seventh
Election District.
Amouuf Of State and Cosnty Taxes due and
aspaid
state Taxes For is9S. 1879. lSso and 1881,
as - cents fer each wear. Sl.l6.
County Taxes Cor ISIS, 1879, 1850 anil ISL
At - cents for each rear. $500.
Interest from January J e after the leyy Of
each year.
Notice is hereby given % Frederick Iranto
that wiil offer cor sale. 81 public auction, n
the highest bidder, the ebove described House.
aad Lot, At the above pTcmiscs. IN Carres
ruaa1y, on
Saiar.i4y. tas IRA dog II J.ly, fSss
81 > o clock. D. "a. 10 pay ard satisfy HI
ahovs stated State and County Taxes, inter.
80. esssts and legal charges.
TrT-aas n lSais--'Tkr terms II sale are cash
otherwise the Collector win rv-@cil the said
property II the risk % the hrst parchaser.
The night IL redemption extends 81 one veal
fran the aay q ss.ls b Eayirig tho snloaat o.
ps,rehasr Haasey and fiffesn pr cant. interesi
E per nnuam ff0n date ~ salc.
" q. RfNEHART. Collector
II State and Ceunsy Taxes fog the sth
jaly Ets Eieciioa District u Carroll Co.
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William Bettig, aged SO, a German Journal
ist attached to the New York Stadts- ZeifaHg
was found dead, it is supposed from heart dis
ease. in his room at 100 Nassau ST., Brooklyn,
on Wednesday. He sent for his sweetheart
some months ago to join him, and he had en-
gagged rooms in which they were to live after
their marriage, which he expected to have
solemnizcd upon her arrival here. She is
now on the ocean on her way. Their attach
ment began when he was a student at the
University of Gottingen.
Mrs. Kirkwood of New York city, guest
at the Guymard Mountain hotel, Port Jervis,
N. ", arose in the dark.early Sunday morn
ing and going to a table in herroom took from
bottle drachm and half of Fowler solu.
ton of arsenic, installing it for paragorie-
which stood on the table in a bottle similar tt
that which contained the arsenic. She Al
once discovered her error and aroused the
house. Emetics were given her with satisfac
tory results.
The death rate in New York amounted still
higher Wednesday, climbing above Tuesday
record of 179 to 1879 deaths. 0fthese 9Swert
infants, due to the effects of heat. There
were seven deaths from sunstr0ke, and quit
] number of prostrations from the heat.
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Lawns. 3 and Cents;
Dress Goods, S cents;
Calicoes. A cents I;
Ginghams, 81 cents;
so dozen Ladies Striped Hose will be
sold at cents;
Mems Striped Half Hose, cents;
Japanese Fans, i cent /;
Ladies' 2-Button Thread Gloves, 10
cents;
Towels, 4 cents;
Linen Lap Spreads. 90 cents;
suspenders, 10 cents
Cottonades, 10, l2I and 10 cents;
Cottage Carpet, Is cents;
Straw Mattings, 10 cents
Boys Suits, $3.50;
Mems Suits, $500;
Pillow Shoes. sl.oo.
STRAW HATS I'm ABUNDANCE,
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During the Presidential election Of 1850,
one Of the baitle.eries Of the Republicans,
which they sounded from the Delaware to Lake
Erie, was the following:
Eject Hancock, and wages viii go down
and there viii be general idleness. Elect Gar.
field, and better wages and steady work viii
be assured. =
What a swindle Hp0n conhding people.
Hancock was not elected, but Garfield was,
ard what has been the result Have "bettei
wages followed his election Has STEADY
work' been assured to the men in the iror
mills and elsewhere? There are now one
hundred and fifty thousand men in genera
idleness, who did not reach this pitiable con
dition by the election Of General Hancock
The roseate times promised to follow the elec
ton of General Garfield have not come, bu
instead, strikes for higher wages and -.gener
al idleness' have. The Republicans cannot
get rid of the logical effect of their own pFopo
sition. Doylesf0srR, Pa, Democrat
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Grand Family Excursion 10 Luray Caverns,
Va, Iaiy 4slh.--Special ThnOagh Trains
Reserved Seats. koand Trip Ears includ-
ing admission 20 the Caves, SEQ. Entrance
10 cayerns only three-quaFtsrs 81 q mile from
Railroad Station. Excursion Tickets Re
served Seat Checks mo exfra charge for sale,
and diagram Of coaches on exhibition a. Law
yer 4 Reaser's, Westminster, Nd. As there
am a limited aumbar os tickets sold and the
application sor seats numerous Ne would ee.
wise YOU 70 send money ~ once and secure
your seats. Trains viii leave as t0llows:-
Glyndon, 600, 8. IA; Emory Grove, COT
Glen Falls, 6.0a; Tank. 9. p; Carr0sit0n, 6. -
Westminster, g. 81; AVondale, T.oo: Wakefield
I. 10: New Windsor. fla; lAnwood, I.23
Union Bridge, TBS; Middleburg, $50; York
Road. :. 80, d. p. Creek, 7.4si; Rocky Ridge,
7.5s: Logs, sol; Mechanicstown, :. u
I Trains stop at all intermediate stations be
tween Glyndon and Mechanicsto~n- Ap
/ proximate time for stations where not given
I Money can be sent 10 either Of the Committee
/ Persons who do not want reserve seats car
purchase tickets at Rail Road stations.
C. IL. NANDERFORD,
f. J. LAWYER,
r. W. SHRINER,
4 Il -
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Also at the same time and place a lot of
Household Furniture. consisting of Beds,
Chairs, Stove aud Sundry articles. useful and
ornamental. 20 be sold for Cash
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T,RUsTEEs SALE
Il OF A VALUABLE Farm.

By virsne of decree Of the cireait Court
fer Carroll county, sitting ~ . CQars Of kqaisy.
t,assed in cause No. i97G Equity, whcFeia
1oha f. Burlington aud others arr complain
ants and Jacob Burlington and Lew Bnshug-
ton. executors, and others are defendants. the
undersigned. a. trustee. will sell al puhiic
sale. 10 the highest bidder, on the premises.
on THURSDAY, AUGUST ). A. D.. Iss2,
al o'clock, p m. valuable farm containing
ISIS ACRES, 1 ROOD AND 70 PERcHRs
Of land, more or less, being parts Of tracts Of
land called Bedford and q AddifioH TO Bed
ford. The improvements thereon consist Of
comfortable two-stoFy Log
A%A- Dwelling House. eased with
49, brick. with back building At
q laehed; large bank barn, with
wagon Sized attached, built Of brick aud frame
carriage house and other necessary outbuild-
iags Water convenient 10 ali the buildings.
There IS due proportion Of meadow aud
wood land, about 80 acres in timber. The
land is in a good state Of cultivation and Is
well watered There is also a thriving or.
ehard of apple and peach trees in bearing
condition on the premises.
This property Is now IN the occupancy OF
Jacob Burlington, Is in MiddleSurg district,
Carroll county, Maryland, Is directly ON thu
Frederick and Pennsylvania Line Railroad
about q miles from Frederick june, station
ON said railroad, about miles frou Bruce
vile and about 81 miles from TaneytoWn; ad
Joins the land Of Jacob Sharretts, Charles W
Winemiller aud James W. White; is convent
ent to railroad, churches, schools, mills. &c
aud is worthy the attention Of purchasers.
Terms Of .Sale -0ne.third part of the par
chase money shall be paid by the purchaser
or purchasers 10 the Trustee on the day Q
sale or upon the ratification thereof by tbs
Court, and the residue shall be paid in tw,
equal payments, the one to be paid in one yea
and the other in two years from the day O
sale, with interest, aud to be secured by th'
notes Of the purchaser or purchasers with Sc
eurity to be approved Of by the Trustee.
ELIAS o. GRIMES. Trustee.
Joseph NJ. Parle, Smith 4 Mckelhp, Refs
nider 4 Fink, Solicitors. July SITS
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STRAW HATS I'm ABUNDANCE,

Our Hats are Fashionable. Our Hats are
Durable Our Hats are all sizes. A Large
Assortment to select from. Handsome De-
Signs, elegant and new. The above are n few
facts that re viii illustrate il you will call at
our store. We can, il You want to purchase,
suit you both in price and quality, for we have
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EsTRAY NOTICE.
NOTICE ne cRRpIToRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court
of Carroll county, letters lestamentary on
the Personal Estate of
ELIZABETH WAGNER,
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 18th day Of Jam
uary, next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate. Those
indebted are requested 10 make immediate
payment.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
June, 1882.
HENRY TR0UTFELTER,
june Alt Executor.
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The rife range of the Carroll Rifle Club is
omen for practice every Thursday afternoon.
on last Thursday the following scores were
made. distance 500 yards, ont Of possible 70 !
Samuel Roop-5, 4. 4, 8, !, 8, 5, 3, 4, ., 1,
5. 8, 4; ,;s.s., %
|. S. weaver-0, 4. 5, 8, 8. 4. 5, ., 5, 8, 5,
5. 5, s. %
/. A. Miller, 8, i, 3, 2, 8, 4, 4, 4, ., .,
3, 8, 5, DC
John Dayhoff-4, 5. 0, 2, 4. 3, 4, 5, 8, 4, ;,
8 a. B %
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may ~ orniorH b
ExcEIIsIoR

ExCELSIOR.
Summer Is here, and with its advent we
ANNOUNCE our readiness to meet and satisfac-
torsly Oh all orders and requirements on the
part Of the public In the width and length
OF Maryland there is no stock Of Clothing for
Men, Boys and Children to equal the anriyal-
led assortmenfwe nov have to offer, whetherin
the matter Of style. durability, finish or general
excellence Furthermore, every transaction
is executed under the fair and square eondi-
tons originated BY Us. Goods exchanged or
money rrfuaded In other words, it is sat
isfaetion or 40 sale r. To those living at a
distance We say If unable to personally visit
Us, write for our self.measurement blanks,
and trust TO US TO send You, c. o. D.. as good
a suit. and Is perfect fitting one. as you could
personally select.
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AS A SPECIAL OFFER

We agree with Customers living within one
hundred miles Of Baltimore city, and for
all purchases over Fifteen Dollars, 10 pay
one-half the travelling expenses incurred,
on exhibition Of the ticket or tickets vouch.
ing for the same Make your purchase before
exhibiting yoar ticket. and thus convince
yourself that we share with you the expenses
Of the trip. Excelsior is the only Clothing
House in the United States that makes this
great offer Bear in mind that our Furnish
ing Goods Department Is one of the finest in
the land, and that the lOwness of our prices Is
a matter Of surprise 10 all.
DO not forget the cardinal principles Of our
house. the roznds Of our ladder Of success
Fair Dealing
One Price.
Permanent Popularity.
Satisfaction or No Sale
With uarivalled stock and facilities, and sell.
ing at the
LOWEST LIVING RATES
We ask you to call upon the
EXCELSIOR,
5. ". Cor. Baltimore and Light Streets
Largest Clothing and Furnishing Establish
in Maryland.
june 24-tf
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TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

4
BY virtue Of authority vested ia me by the
Laws Of the State Of Maryland, aud my Office
as Collector Of State and County Taxes for
the Seventh Election District Of Carroll com.
~, State Of Maryland, | have seized and taken
Ia execution the following properly, situate IN
the Seventh Election District OF Carroll coan-
" aforesaid. 10 pay and satisfy the hereinafter
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4 FREDERICK COUNTY FARM
n FOR SALE.


At Private sale. on the Western Maryland
Railruad, lying Immediately an the road, at
I.oy' Station. two mics east Of Graeeham.
in Frederick comfy, a very desirable grain
and stock farm, containing ais ACRES,
all under cultivation, except about ~ acres
81 good Woodland. The farm Is frsi-class
s'ted land, with between 30 and 80 acres of
rich bottom land on Owen Greek, adjoining
= good Touring mill, blacksmith shop, and
convenient 60 stores, churches and schools.
There i . large orchard Of apples, pears
peaches and cherries. 1he buildings are a
good FoRxh-eAsf log house. A <NA-N
complete hank harm Bsarly new. MTsxNnrAN
and other uatbuildines suitable ~ g - -,
Tor such 4 farm. Water near
the sieoS by two Substantial wells with pumps
and water for the stock At the mill-race.
oau.ide fsnees al I.oss aud rail, all fcneing in
good Fepair. A portion Of the land reccnsiy
Tuned and gime kiln at Logs Ssalian-
This place Is admirably shifted for dairy
farm. issing within = hours run ot Baltimore.
The society Il the neixhhorhOod Is good and
the locality healthy. The purchaser can also
buy the farm sock aud growing crops, and
have possession April list. lisa
Terms EASY. Cail on or address
q. J. SI6NUND,
ian 2S-sm Mechanicstown, Nd.
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DIED.

Deaths Ftsc-Tbuies, foeiry, &c Fire Gents per line
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LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS.

LARGE LOT OF NEW GOODS.
We ask everybody to
CALL AT OUR DOUBLE STORE
Where we now offer one of
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THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No. 2l04 EQUITY
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Thomas F. Cover rs. George VI, Cover and
John g. Cover.
Notice is hereby givel. TO all the creditors
of George NJ Cover & Brother, as partners,
aud of George NJ. Cover and John 4. Cover,
as individuals. who were such on or prior to
the 18th day of january, 1882, the date OF the
deed of trust in the above entitled cause, TO
file their claims duly proven and authentieat-
ed with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, ON or before the 4th day of
September, 4. ID. 1882.
JNo. J. BAUMGARTNER, Jr.,
july LIT Auditor.
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OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK

which comprises larger line than was ever
brought TO this town before, but win name a
few prices
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T. oRNDoRFF

Has just received his Second
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wASrrD-5oo pounds Side Bacon al y cts
y. |. Gorsueh & Co.
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% ACRES. MORE or LESS.

being the same parcel of land which was CON
veyed TO the said Jacob p Hull by James
Adelsperger and wife, by deed dated March
26th, 1875, and recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county in Liber F. T. s..
No. As, folio 474, &C. The other parcel being
a part of tract of land called ''0hio, con-
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Agricultural Items.

Charcoal and sulphur are excellent ingre-
dients to mix occasionally with fowl feed, but
the latter should be used with discretion
1t is idle to attempt to breed chickens from
inferior stock. no matter what the kind OF
stock may be that is chosen to begin with.
Some Maine farmers are coming to the
conclusion that more oxen and less horses
would be an improvement on the presen,
order of things.
A new use has been made of dynamite in
the slaughter house. A thimbleful placed on
the forehead of an animal and exploded
causes instant death
Now is the time to destroy weeds on the
farm and prevent their going to seed. In.
stead of throwing them in the highway pile
them up and burn them.
Those who live near blacksmith and ma.
chine shops, and can get iron filings and
rusty iron chips, and will work them into
their fower-beds, will ada greatly to the rich
and bright coloring of their flowers
Charcoal is recommended as an absorber
of gases in the milk room where foul gases
are present. 1t should be freshly powdered
and kept there continually especially in hot
weather when unwholesome oders are liable
to infect milk. t
Every farmer or teamster should examine
his team harness often to see that no part OF
it chafes or rubs the skin off the horse. 1t is
good idea to keep it well oiled, so that il
will be pliable and soft Take good care OF
the dumb animals. r.