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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
SATURDAY, MARCH :. 1857

at j O'CLOCK y. ~,
those two dwellings OF gothic a chI'ec ure
onta ninu ten rooms with nll mIdcrA I'm
prsyemcnts No. 1873 and 1913 Dtl'ga'e axe
Inc. 10 .tXl5I deep, with On back "a d
side yards ritT ears pa'sirg rom dopr every
i've minutes alsp house 70 ! " liar II Il
street, q larxe three.stprs bIiak dwelling
| with bay Wild We cJptaiui1g c,cVen room :
| with all the modern improvement hnu" IN
| good repair lot Ehxl0' deep All the boy"
properties are beautiful yti uaicd, c mn nliI
|Itg delig htful view . the Brahhyw ne M
| relawars rivers also house No. 2lt th'l
| Tenth street, a 'hreestOry hri,k dwelling
containing ! rooms IN good Und tiuu lo'
| tearly "A feet front by 20 feet dcep; thts pop
erty Is well situated as II Is Win aasy
| each of a la-ye number o. mar utactUrilg a.
| Adjustments: all he above prop'rnes are IN
good or ter and iosses, iol viii! be yiycn on Il
18th Of March.
Terms -Houses No 1873 and 1873 a mort.
gage Oif 200 viii be allowed to remain or
each OF hose house, and house No. llOT a
mortgage Gf 80 0 will be allowed to temain
and house No 3 Ga mortgage Of $1,000 car re-
I air. TN AL the properties paylnent'of Il
D Vance to be divided 10 two payments OF q
and u months by the purchaser giving BIZ
motto with an approved end Escr, with inter
I, It from day Of sale, and Nv complying WIN
which n good title viii be given my further
| IN ormation necessary "lIt b gwen Oh ia!
| OF sale OWEN J kAfN II,
PtILI 1KAYNtR.
l., W Stiham n Son Hu't. f2btt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
ANOTHER oUrHA.,
A Negro OF AUpoqui.,m,,.
init. IN Unnamed ou,r,r. W. va
. Little Givl. uDei

L1ut1e 01gl. wv
Another Of those dst.s,.hl.
called rape and which of Ia,o pu'hsa
come 40 painfully common n Nv - IAHs
part of the county was rern M ne Ne
negro on a little white oir rI'i"A'sl
qunimink Hundred bout m nj Apn
noon. W.
The name of the fend who co,,.
the outage Is j lno4 Eedlen as
years OF age and who reside, a agi
.dther IN tenement house an - ' 'l
Of Bishop Scott. The name "f u, W. 'E'
tim OF the Negroes bru,a pa.,',,
Sallie Parse, aged about +, ' ".
daughter Of William II ppr,. w
sp ctlb,e and Respected citizen -.
between Bishop SCOTS farm Dnin]
50.
When the negro Accomplish.
hendish purpose the family ypr- n,
from home except the girl AMI !.
FAINT. Information was given M
parents on their return h0ma ,,3
news being communicates 10th.
bors a search was commenced ~
negro who troIn to ddrCrlp,.5, d.
by the girl WAS believed 10 liz ~. Ma
The victim was terribly abused a, i
one time IL WAS feared she v1aI FL.
recover, but yesterday she wan, III
better. The search for thp lem ! ||
kept up unremittingIy aud aL MI
ing he was arrested In j. D n
strong's store at Middlrtowp
Loud talk of lynchluR the MI,
was common in Midlle.oSn, ,,I,
stable Pennington who bad tapgg.
charge, had to use great prey,5g
keen his prisoner from bein. uae
dealt with. Ga being TAX
Esquire Vandyke, where the III j
had been sent tor, recognize Ang
negro who had committed lAr as
THIS morning kelden. IN rbis
Constable Pennington, was braM
to New Castle and LODGED 10
await trial at the May term j 3
Rrdden though young, isa1.ag
edged OUTLAW. lie is Ciatgl M
having som" two years ago de gH
tramp into the woods near M.iyy aSI3
where he assaulted, robbed hig u @
him 'or dead He GOT c.e4f t..y.. gl
Sufficient proof OF { rcrmr
In an alteration with hl, if.: ,
trtaay, whose h-a't he ca, Si,a I'D
be was shot In the wllst wurr q.
sui remains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Ga next Friday evening sam iIaugr'-
Nln-treis, "ho we've here cary ln In,
S"a-on "l'l appear AT the Opera tiuno"
aud give one Of their scIcyt entertain.
mcnjN.
On saturday evening "Ouc Hundred
Wives Will again ho produced. The
lItt-DurE Tine, say
" All tAG praise ln"t can b" aiyen he
drlLla ~ not more lnAn / deserves. A
nra ~ duI NOR Interesting drama has
rarely brrn presented IN this city than
" ODo iluudfeu WIIts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
DEATH OF y"ih" :

Earnest Rudolph aIftI' :,
% years, son Of El""'H' "a.
SjS Madison Street. d.g ~ :, -,
typhoid fever after an ''." n;
trm days. For the ".'' md
yrass he was engaged e, ,s.n,
tn bridge department d p.a
b. Railroad Company /.
ctIld Of NJ rare.ls a1
causes the kecneNt s'f'.rr,
y 'ungm-. II most s on.o i, Oh
III "a disposition, hr', ,n :"
right, intelligent anl '''' 1.r.
None kue . Linl hn' p' Ii..s
mire him. iuI'o' !!a',.~s.
otren bestowed upon 'o' y
wotthy but in th' trII case
man i were imprs i1.e t'' 'i.
II ~ truo it Is tnat dr' ! > ,s..
log mark. The I'll cue, y ''l,g.H
sue has the symp"I"! '
I ppIprll n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Chief Engineer Of the Water Depart,
ment Il. 3. McIntjre, has nal his an.
rn&l report printed in pharrp'at forul.
Last night each memher Of City Coun.
ell, together with the members Of tho
press, we're presented with cory. The
report contains some interesting Stats.
tics as W. "a some gro.I suggestions tc
tire ConnciImoA rogarirg the Water
DopArUAvnt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
The Wrong Name,

In the report of the wedding rec"p
tiom Of Mr.. Samuel Brown, on Thur
day evening, the cOnpo,l'or made a
uaIAe read "Nrgany," as the givcr OF
a Turkish mat. 1t should have beer
JaiLcs Megary, furniture dealer, of TIL,
city. 1t was also stated that Mr.. an,
Mrs. James Brown, Jr., gave the briG,
two glass fruit dishes, which shout,
have been we large blankets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
Contemplated Removing

1t is stated that Mr.. Edward Mclnall
intends in short time to sell his new
and beautiful house, corner of Della
ware and Jefferson streets, and remove
70 Nav York. His many friends vii
no doubt regret to learn that he has de
termined to leave this city. where he il
81 well and favorably known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Robert Elliott, one Of TIE Employee,
of the Manhan Rolling Mil at NrW,
port, met with severe "c' iGent Il few
nights since. MIR. Elliot Was passing
some large bars ui..ou 20 ,no rJI.r, when
by some mraEa ii, tHrE, Slipped and
he fell on a pie 81 sharp scsap iron,
whiGh inflicted quItc d deep eat on
his right arm thai extend d from III,
wrist to the elbow. His fellow work
men came to his assistance, and bound
his arm up tightly with their handkcr
chiefs, which stopped the flow Of blood
He wa8 afterwards assisted 10 the Doe
tors Office, where his wound was prep
erly atteuded to.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Hugh Swan was before the Mayo
last night charged with being drunl
and using indecent language toward,
a neighbOr. The evidence being con.
elusive he was ordered to pay the cost
of the case and was required to give bal
in the sum of 500 to keep the peace.
Two DRINKS, with the usual penalt,
Of 50 cents and costs, concluded tn,
hearings,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
THIRD EDITION.
NAUG aIY CUPID.

nlicit Love Amongst the Farm r.
-uay.e 30 sw ain leaves wife and
children d with o buxOm farm.
et's Daughter he, 70 other
Chimes.
William Murray, Is years of age,
husband of a wife and the father of two
ruddy rosy checked children, until last
week titled farm formerly belonging
to Mr.. Richard Cam, on the road lead
ing from Dayetis mill to Ferris corner.
He came to that neighborhood about
two years ago from near delaware
City, and he was generally regarded as
an industrious farmer, the neighbors
taking kindly towards him, and good
luck smiled benignantly upon him. But
Notwithstanding the fact that Murray
loved wife and chi tdren, cupid the sly
goddess had drawn his tender affections
towards Sallie Laws the ruddy checked
and am re haired daughter of farmer
Laws, aged about 20 Years.
Murray, in spite of himself and with
a strange intatuatiUn, uuaCcountable
and irresistible, commenced some six
mouths ago TO increase his visits to
farmer Laws and talk OF fat oxen and
calves and fleet horses and souChdowns,
but 'Suckey was never more attractive
than when S.Iiie with her own hand
expressed the white tactical fluid from
the well filed ulder, str aiming into
the milkmaid's pai.. Horses were OF
no interest to him if Sallie was about,
and Southdowns Were only fawned on
when he tripped up to the fence -stile at
the silvery chimes of Sallie's voice.
In course of time William and Sallie,
who reciprocated Williams illicit love,
naughty gir,, Were seen riding out to
gether, and 1t was then that the busy
tongue of scandal began to say unk,nd
things about them, and MIRA. Murray
more than once remarked 10 Ieighbors,
that William was no. the III M he was
before, but a. time wore on William
became less the man he WAS before and
more of Sallie Laws beau ideal of " haj
man was after her own heart.
Last Friday evening, Miss Salle LETT
her fathers Lonse only to 90 on visit
to neighbor. Nobody thought queer
of that. Girls often do those things
On Saturday evening WilN-a Muir
ray Always glad that the shades OF Sat
urday night were drawing on was oh
served TO dress and fix hin, self up witt
scrupulous care, and having borrowed
horse and carriage trom William
Bedwell, a farmer wLu made his home
with him, he prepared for u Saturday
evenings ride. Taking his oldest chi ID
with him he told his wife to bid it 20 II
bye as she might never See hi III nor the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
Hon, Il OF IrAsj0.

A meeting Of the BOARD Of Trade viii
be held in their new room, No. 9, tx
change Building, on Tuesday next, tn
18th inst, at 8 O'Clock, p. III. A fui
a tendance is requested, as business o
importance will be submitted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
N ARR

B%OW M-BUWEkS-At au,kIand. by TIE
hcv. W. hanson, On Thurs1ay, u o I'D
mt, amuci q. hruwn 5"ungost ..n Il
Jane" ltr wn near "IimI q l., I,cI. and
a mis- VI Bowers, Oi WiI,GlhgtJu
cLpUlI-MUNSruN. Ii III, ci'y N tire
."I int by the ~. ! " uuiiG"luti. Mr.
'.'.oud u Hattie l. MuustJu, Dy.A oi
tEscity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
Special Notice.

The members OF the order Of Orange.
men and knights of Malta, will me
at their lodge room &c. morrowt Sunday
morning, at half-past nine o'clock. A
punctnal attendance Of all the mem
bers Of the order is earnestly requested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Yesterday afternoon Philip Plunkett
a young man employed by Mr.. Owen j
Hession, coal merchant, wa. kicked by
a horse, receiving painful but no
serious bruiye.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Al the REGULAR muLrh.y mrrl,D, Of
the !Ipn" loan Aaso..1 iou, ur.I asst
might, el"Jo sid a. a premium o. -.
pr cent. aud ~ shares Di a,... .g,.a
eun-rlIycd Tnc -ol4lt;un j, III a
prD>p,rIua rDuIIlIun.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
~
IN s'GIl.

The schooner "Margor ret Pla er" ar
rived in port this lngrnug WIFI load
OF birthstone for the VI, 1,ra. e. |. On.
oont 81 Company. She will unioa4 at
We Companies " arVrs on the C4!is-
Id ueIOw the bone mill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Rev. Fletcher CLARK, pastor + the
Reformed Ep!.ropaI Ehurc. Of ;hc Eu.
ocmp'uon, VAT preach II the Ec!Orn"d
kpr rorAI Cuurrh OF tine Il rrmc.,
S'n ana Mont"a ,tlc'lo, next W,.urs.
udy cycling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Ecv. NJ. A. Eclsr}s, Of THIS c,'y,
makes the anniversary missionary al
dress ~ EjFlon, Mi, next Tuesday
evening, 18Th INST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

at K. l.. l;nsscl's IN \ large variety Of
styles III English ANA German gDJda tor
Ladies', gentlemen and cnluurn, at
popular prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

DUBLlC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at her residence,
on the road leading iron Wilmington to
New Castle, miles from Whining on, on
IEUNSDhI, M iHCH I'd, 1882,
St T. o'c oCk, sharp,
2gOod horses years Old, soufd and quiet,
2 mich cows, heller, ~ pair Of chickens,
| jump seat carr age | three spriDg market
| GeaI born, Cd riagc and wagon harness, ploys,
LdtrOws, sil ,yeis spades and also at the same
| tiI- e and place all tho household goods, such
| as one 7 Ctave rosewood piano by Cable q
! Son, haiT-c]Oth parlor suit, walnut bureau "a
| Ingram r., cts, extension tables chairs. Vic.
| tor cook sOve selffeering stove, and all
| Kinds Of goods used about housekeeping; fol
| furtb 'r prr,icuiar3 zee hand bills, Of call Oh
! the aUCtiOueCrs
to'ms. "a credit Of SIX months will be
| given. Mrs. j hG Cow.
b. ". Httdham n Son u0t!OnceIs.
ia lC-lS2i-. ~. --8-"4l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Rev. VIM. r. IrII will rr"a II at
Brarkinville, to-!norro~, NJ ], IL. III.
and p. III.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
ttEAlR AbnRf CnrkelA.D

RusselI's bee hive is the place TO buy
good one, double steel, sizes IL to 80
inches a. 81 cents, said 10 be unc4ual!cd
bargains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

Mr.. Charles y. En.Do, the new win.
cipaI Of tho Boys ilg" S'a.ui, So ,
viii take charge otsald scHuoi Oh Sion.
day next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
FROM THE CORNERS.

The weather alternates
with such frequency that we
hardly know what clothing
to ia k about. If Vennor
was always reliable We would
have his predictions to guide
US and would gladly inform
the readers Of the RtPUH-
LlCAN (the majority Of them
our ratrons), what kind OF
Clothing to invest in for
their protection. Truth is,
we are daily selling side by
side Winter Ulsrerettes and
Light Spring Ovcrcoat5,
Heavy Winter Suits, The
Medium Weight, and even
Blue Flannel Suits F.; taking
orders in our Custom De.
|partment for all weights.
shades and grades, eac' at,
tracting customers and Sc
curing a purchaser, because
Of the large stock to select
from, the 10 prices given
and our + 2utation which
|givts the assurance OF per.
fleet satisfaction in either de
partment Ready-maue OF
| Custom work for men o.
boys.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

George W Bush 4 son have receive,
lot oldry hickory by tAc Wilmington
& NUrthe ri rai.ro d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

sen last evening to each mer Der of the
Board Of Trade, and also to o number of
Has,ueas men, who are not members Of
the organization
WILL. BOARD OF TRADE Rooms,
. Exc HANGE BUlLDING,
1TH AND MAKKET,
February "A, 1882.
At meeting of the Executive Com
mitter, held in the rooms of the Board,
"a lust, the bills tor furnishing the
sane We're approved, and special a..
4eSsmemt Of SO was ordered to be made
lpou each member. Please remit the
same at your earliest convenience to
l2mH@ Bradford, Treasurer
At The sam" session of the Executive
Committee, it was ordered that meet.
ing If HE General Board and business
community be he'd on Tuesday, the
Gntn INST, at : p. VI.
Business of importance will be sub.
tied. y full attendance is reques
ted Attest;
Z. A. VANTRUMp, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

DuBLic SALE

REAL Estate! REAL ESTATE
VIII DO sold at the action room Of l. "
Stidham \ Soa No. III .aa. FDu IN street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25
4 IL Nnl NIhANGE

that pnopio wAu Indulge 1Eeir appetites in
all thG lai'cHcie5 o. TIC rnAsrn and by eating
ias', oyei,Cadng tEtir gi3'1 acGB should feel
disclosed atte lDeht3. UJlH desc Of Apepsia,
the great specific for dg3prEgia viii give per.
feet relief IN n few lniyat0 n ali Cases AnG
often pre0GDr, EeFuGs sinEresg
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

or a stylish suit made AG reasonable
prices, and fl guaranteed by l.. Hoiss ,
at no. East Third street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-25

nlicit Love Amongst the Farm r.
-usy.e 90 sw ain leaves wife and
eBildren d with buXOm farm.
et's Daughter he. 70 other
Chimes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-07-22

George Clarke, colored, was brought to
this city last Wednesday from Baltimore, by
Deputy Sheriff Shower, and confined at the
Aims House, under guard Clarke was ar
rested the Friday preceding in Baltimore,
charged on the oath. of Mr.. Thomas Bucking
ham, a resident of Freedom district, this
county, with the larceny of one sorrel horse,
valued at Sl40, and one bay mare, valued at
SIPS, the property of Mr.. Buckingham. The
particulars of the capture of the colored man
which were given at the hearing were as fol-
lows On Friday morning the man made his
appearance at the General Wayne stables,
northwest corner of Baltimore and Paca
streets, with two colts which he offered to sell
the salesman, Mr.. Nathan Ulman, for Sl60.
Mr.. Ulman, who is a Judge of horses, saw that
the animals were worth more money than the
amount asked for them, and made inquiry as
to how he came in possession of them.
Clarke replied in the most unconcerned way
that his father had died few weeks ago and
left them to him. Mr.. Ulman then offered
him 500, which Clarke willingly agreed to
accept, but this further aroused the suspicious
of Mr.. Ulman, who detained him until the ar
rival of an officer, who took him in charge.
Marshal GRAY in the meantime had received in
formation from Mr.. Buckingham to look out
for the horses. which he telephoned to Cap
tain Lepson, but Clarke was then in the lock-
up A telegram was Immediately sent to
Freedom for Mr.. Buckingham to come on as
the man had been captured. He arrived in
the city in the afternoon and identified the
horses found in the possession of Clarke as
his property. Clarke was also recognized as
the man to whom he had recently given en-
ployment. After hearing in the case JUS
ice Rhodes committed the accused in default
of bail to appear for the action of the Carroll
county authorities.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-07-22

All arrangements for the excursion 10 LarAy
caverns have been completed, and the train
viii start ON Wednesday next II The times
named ia the notice elsewhere Published.
The number gong cannot be gwen, hnt vii
reach over two hundred. and Il will be \
pIeasani excursion party. Enough have al
ready secured reserved seats 70 I'll hive cars,
and many more hare ssEs in their names 70
be numbered among she exeuFslDnisss- 9th
ers viii take such seats rs may pot b. occa-
pied. There viii BE- two trains Of ave cars
each.
The excursion promises 10 be the most en-
ioxable one 81 The season. Good track, safe
ears. careful srainmen, pleasant eompaHy,
grand seepeyv, the wonderful and beautiful
caxerns apd the low fare. al sil eoaspirs 10
make il q RleaaaBt trip. IL Is not very pro-
babIe that ansfher such opportunity, sith
such advantages, viii offer for some years
The railroads viii not run an excursion train
for less than 30 persons, aud 4 i not likely
that. amer this excursion. 30 persons could
Be gotten for another for several years a.
least. To take the trip on regular trains
wonid occupy two days and cost abeRf ~
To those who 60 next Wednesday, we win
state that $2-60 will pay All peeessary ex-
penses Of the Trip, excepf the tare from the
deuot 20 the carerns aud return, which vii
le Is censs. There viii b. asnple room IN
the vehicles 10 carry ALL Excsrsi0nists sho
do nos want 10 lose time b. getting dinner 81
Lurav. can take Iunrh along with them. 10
be eaten IL the ears. This VII save thcm -
least half an hour The hotels therc, how
ever. can accommodate al who apply with =
iirsf-rate dinner.
TlaeFe vii be no posiyonoment en- aecunnt
Of the weather. Should i be vet nnd rsiny
morning here. il may be pleasant one across
the Potomac. Those who have engaged r.
served seats are expected to bar their tickets
to-day OF Monday. Others can get their
tickets on the day Of lhe excursion either of
the committee or a. the railruad ticket oisees.
TO those who 20 wle would sfate that they
viii not need auy overcoats OF wraps, a. the
temperature N the cave i delightful,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-07-22
VALUABLE FARM roy af WO1
" AT PUBLIC SALE.

Nv virtne of n mower of sale contained in a
mortoaCe from Jacob p. Hull and Susannah
C. Hull his wife. to John L. Reifsnider. dated
December 9th. 1880. and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll
county in Iiber f, Il. s. No. Is, folio 32I,
&C., the undersigned. attorney and agent
therein named. will sell at public sale, on the
premises. on
c,t,,,.y,,, tbe 7o,5 dan, of J,,Ju 4 u 1882.
m -. -. -. &c
Ia GUen, r. H. an - aaoI otbor s;tnate in
~, Ca,.I1 oa-,t,. NoryIond
ny us,li' a.i ", - 81 +naat ~ Iand
ne ~ Lis. paleei pelns Pai' VI
called omo, containing
q3 ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
oelhg the same p5rGei OF it5iu TLi1I wal eoa
te{eu 10 ele s'iiu Se'Jo IN Ia+aS Nj,
ae.t Iess a'9 ,- - nr,,,,, +bo TanJ
Io'n' - , anu ss. 'is u n 6
Secorus VI oarro't cou1Sl III i-loel -, -,
10 3D. ioiio So &c Id el 9,1e ..ph Denr
a Pa.' ol F" 'rao' VI ia'i'' '''iieu O"iV'
'''''is ,l, ,,o,,,, -,
I54 AChES, ROhE oh Less
being the same parcel of land which was con-
veyed to Susannah c. Hull by Sarah \. Rein
dollar and James W. Reindollar, her husband,
by deed dated March oath, 1850, and recorded
among the Land Records of Carroll county
on the 9th day of December, A. d., 1880,
the said two parcels of land containing in the
aggregate the quantity of log acres and 8
roods, more or less, being the same land de-
scribed in and conveyed by the above men
toned mortgage from Jacob I. Hull and SUI
sannah Z. HUI, his wife, to the SAID John l..
keifsmder. Said land Will be sold as one par
eel tor the quantity OF lo6 acres and roods
OF land, more OF less.
Ibsl6 ThprrDu consist pf "a inu
Dwelling House, log Barn, large Hog House,
with GTanary attached newly -s,o
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1882-07-22

Fso.a fke Belize sre Sssa u TksgsSsys
The COMMITTEES a0f oae hnaared poEalarly
knows a. the D. Il. D., met last night Al De-
ceola Hail. Dr.. Milton n. Tsylot. ehsiFmAns
samuel r. ssharrefts. secretary. A lengthy
and lively discussion occurred apaa prope.
sition 10 exclude AL salaried othee-h0lsiers
from membership 90 the committee Dr.
George W. Bensoa. heaith eammiksien, offer
"a An amendment 70 the effect that. as al the
committee Aere either Once holders or oitre-
seekers, shey all resign and 70 back . The
peopie for reorganization. The amendment
vas laid en- the table Mr.. Joseph 5. HENS.
Ter offered : resolution that i i the sense Of
the eommitfes shasit : gppynsieIn ard isls
pror4f III any 81 Is members % bold ! ssaia.
RED offiee, and that all such be respectfully
requested 20 resign. Police Jastice ". Camp
bell Hamilton said he had been sent By the
people Of his ward % represent them ~ the
committee; nevertheless he would resign.
This Mr.. Hamilton did insia9ter. sud ietl the
room. Messrs D. Preston Par, h. y. knell
and James Hiuez also resigned theis places on
the committee Dr. Benson did not resign.
but Il i understood that at the next meeting
au attempt will be made 70 insert in the con-
stifation Of the committee clause prohibiting
any Office holder being a member. II such
action i taken, not ONLY Dg. Benson, but Mr..
Henry Seim also will not be eligible to mem.
bership. Mr.. Seim is president Of the board
a. directors Of the Maryland Penitentiary. an
Office without a salary. but one having some
patronage at its disposal A number Of the
committee left the hall before the meeting
adjourned, evidently dissatisfied with the man,
ner IN which several gentlemen had been IN.
dnced 10 resign.