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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-07-29

At Rules held at the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of Monongal;a county,
on the first Monday in July, 1882, or
tho chancery side OF said Court
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On Tuesday WIN. Coins, Joshua Herbert
and Harriet Devan, colored, u Frederick.
wers before Justice G. ". C7apsieF, charged
With fighting and disorderly condnct At Odd
Fellows Han. Coins was discharged and
the others ~cre each fined 81 and S.. I 3 costs
Friends % the woman paid her assessment.
and Herbert was committed in defaalf II his.
On Wednesday he escaped from his guAni,
but was captured again a Mordeeai Gist ;. -
a wagon shed.
Eden Barnes, Charles Clark, Wm. Morgan
and Evan Jones. eolored boys, we're before
Justice crapster on "Wednesday, charged
under a corporation ordinance With jumping
on and of trains coming into Westminster,
bat we're discharged on a technically i Is
10 be hoped all consiAhles viii Be properly
authorized 70 make arrests for this dsngerous
habit among the boys.
Andrew H. Brown and Nelsoa ShAfer were
fined one dollar and costs for being drunk
and slisorderly b. the sAEne Justice on Tues
day. Brown paid up and was discharged and
Shaffer was committed in default q fne and
costs.
Jack Bennett was before Justiee Ira Z.
/ Grouse on Wednesday, charged with assault
! ing Samuel Shue, and was fined q and 81 q
costs. ia default Of which he uas eomHitisg
TO Jail
DR.. Benjamin Todd, Of Riireville. was BE-
/ fore Justice Crapster on Thursday. charges
with feloniolsly a3saniting Alex q. Davis
and was held in his own reeoenixance for thl
action Of the Grand jury.
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DIED.

On August 3, 1882, in Queen Anne's coun-
ty. Nd, of bilious dysentery, Wivle, wife OF
Alexander Dodd. She was well-known IN
this county. having visited here for the last 10
years. ~
In Westminster, August 10th, 1882, Sarah
Hammett reiiet of the late Jacob Beaver,
daughter of the late Jesse and Jane Hammett,
of Baltimore. and niece of the late John Nc
Donough, in the 10Th year of her age. Bslti-
more papers please copy.
In this city, ON August 10th, 1857, Ray
mond Lewis, aged 8 years, months and "a
DAYS, son of Edwin l.. and Lizzie Iahn.
On August Is, 1882, at the residence of her
son. E. A. Frick, Esq, No. 2O2 Lanvale street,
Baltimore. Mrs. Elizabeth Brilliant, in the sTth
wear OF her age, widow of the late David Bril-
hart. Her remains were buried at Manehes-
ter Yesterday.
In this city, on Augest u. 1882, Charles
Edwin. infant son Of Z. j. and Mary A. Laws
yer. aged year, months and II days.
Near New Windsor, August Ia, 1882, Nor
decai Englar, aged 81 years. tKEE.
In New Windsor district, on August 10,
1882, Peter Otto. in the Goth year Of his age.
At Finksburg, on the 2Sd of July, 1852
George Fuller, aged 6 months, son OF Alice
and Daniel King.
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s,,,.osv,,Ic I,en,s.

The game of baseball which was played here
last Saturday evening between the Freedom
and Syesville clubs drew together quite large
assemblage of people, among them many
ladies' who appeared greatly interested IN the
game. 1t is a remarkable fact that Old and
young, grave and gay, are alike fascinated
with this, our great national game. The re-
suit was, as we had anticipated, quite different
from the previous game, and victory for the
Svkesville boys by score of II to TO- At the
fourth inning the Sykesville club were Z to
o. which was overcome by the strong batting
of the Freedom club, who, at the end OF their
seventh inning, led the Sykesville club. AT
the commencement of the eighth inning
Brooks, captain of the Sykesville nine, who
had failed before to make a base, covered
himself with glory by a well batted helder,
bringing in three men and saving the game,
for which he was warmly applauded. In fact,
the game was well played throughout. Ihe
fielding was excellent, considering what 1ttie
practice the boys have had. Coekey, OF the
Sykesville nine, never missed a ball. Graham
and Pierce each captured difficult Dali on
the fly. Shipley, the smallest man on the
Freedom nine, proved himself TIE bestplayer
of the club, both at bat and ball, and earned
well deserved applause. Hines, Little and
the elder Shipley also played well, and Capt.
Joe Berret made the prettiest mutfs we ever
saw Ike Davis, of New \ ork city, acted rs
umpire. and gave general satisfaction by his
fair and impartial decisions. At the eonclu-
sion of the game the Sykesville nine were
given a ball and three lusty cheers. The same
clubs will play again next Saturday afternoon
at Freedom.
Bloomfield, the elegant residence of Capt
Trusten Polk. was on Tuesday night last
scene of beauty and animation, the occasion
being party given by the young gentlemen
of the neighborhood to their visiting lady
friends At an early hour the spacious par
lors were thronged with select company Of
some thirty couple The ladies were mostly
dressed in white Beautiful faces and big
snnhowers were the prominent features OF the
evening. The large dining room was given
to the dancers. The grounds were brilliantly
lighted with Chinese lanterns. SO, with
dancing, singing and fete-G-t6fes IN the coy
corner of the veranda, the night was delight
fully spent Among those present We noticed
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins and the Misses
Lusby, Susie King. Bessie and Emma Ander-
son. OF Baltimore Misses Kate Worthing,
Maggie Dorsey and C. Bishop, Of Ellicott 5
CITY; Miss Davis, Of Washington; Mrs. Col
Inns, Of ST. Louis. Mo-; Miss Mamie Hewitt,
of Carroll. and Miss Lizzie Hewitt, Of Carroll;
Messrs- ]. NJ. Zimmerman, William {. Polk,
Samuel Shinley, J. Chaaney Brooks, +. l..
Graham. J. Z. BaeSmsn, Samuel I. Shipley,
Jno Mcdonald. DIR. D. b. Spreeher, p. z.
Banks and William c. Pearce.
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4 CARD.
~ TIE rnrERS OF TIE FLFTH III

TO THE Voters or THE FIFTH JU-
DICJ4L CIRCUIT or MARYLAND.
Flor Citizens IL published a card in the
Democratic idrocafs ON the 21th Of january
last, on the subject Of the Election of Judges,
sbieh will take place next November. In
that card stated thas bad not finally deter
mined whether or not would be candidate
for reelection to the .IudgeshiP which now
hold. In addition 20 the reasons ! assigned
for net then announcing myself a candidate,
there uere paramount considerations which
influenced my action 10 disregard. desiredto
look shout and ascertain whether ! could mud
any other elapgossaent or occupation BY which
could earn 4 livelihood for myself and de-
cent support foT.those who are dependent on
me. II could b. reasonably certain Of this J
would with great pleasure retire from the Bench
with heartfelt thanks 20 yoa- the people ct tins
circuit. Of All political parties, who. by yoar
ont SPOKEN approval from time 20 time OF my
official conduct, have sustained me n the
faithful performance Of the onerons daticS /
have had to discharge. Bst on reflection |
am convinced that fifteen wears service ON
the Bench, 10 vhich service / have gwen my
Whole and undivided attention, has uthtted
me, At my time Of life, sor success IN any 9th
er employment
feel constrained. therefore, to appeal 70
you for permission 10 continue 70 labog N an
s,sgiee ia which have reason 70 believe ] car
reuder the pablo good service.
To this end I hcrrsig announce mFself 3
candidate Cor reelection % the Office II Asso-
esiafe Judge II the Circuit Coars for the Fifth
Judicial Circuit Of Maryland.
SioulA b. ss..slecseA. 7 4 ~ili. H. the bess
of ms skill and jndgn,ent, diligently and faith
fnliy. withoHi partsalisy o. preludice, execute
H. ofire. VERY Truly Yours,
auril Is. wv. \. HAYDEN.
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Trustees sale ~ = very Valuable Farm and
wooa Lots ia Manchester District, Carroll
county. Md.-Peser l. Ritter. Trustee.
Trustees Sale q Real Estate N FTcesiesn
District has. T. Reigsnider and Jas. A. G.
Bond, Trustees.
Executors Sale az Ssaall Farm and MeQ~l
Lo,s--Jacoh and nsniel .Rrpp. Exsestors-
Geaeral Statement " Expenditures for Car
RON County --Jnseph A. Wseseba, Clerk.
We are Getting Ready for FaIl Stock--lFn.
darff Double Store, Westminster.
A Competitive Examination for *, laan 3
Colirkr-J n. Neuson- See y.
Th0uaasA. Murray, Attorney a. Law. Nest
minister, Nd.
Public Sale q yaiaable FaFm--siseFg
Leppo 4 Bursooa, F0eble Binding, West
Notice % Tax Payer-ios. A. waesehe
. Clerk.
Proposalsso Isailsia cilarsIs Isail,ling Com
miftee.
sheriff saie-E.dw. ". Frrhmaa, Sheriff
Legal Notices. I.isi 81 Unclaimed Matter
Sabbath school Festivals aud Celebrations
a Cara-<p. ZeI6 Sens, BAlsigmoFe, Nd.
Road Noties--W II. Cronk and others.
Taken np n an Estras-t sershona duf.
Nosiee-Joseph A. Waesche, Clerk.
Registration N0siee-Ihe Registers.
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From the ai.aaual report Of the County Com
missioners for the year ending September ~,
Ie82. We gather the following facts;
The amtSunt of money levied for the year
ending june S0th was $50, 552.25. The DIS.
count Tor prompt payment Of taxes amounted
"a 81. 0s4. g8. and attachments, insolyencles,
&c. we're 1867. 81. Besides this It cost y,
cas- to collect the taxes, so the money actually
going into the treasury was only $40, lI5. -.
TIE expenses for Circuit Court were ri
sol % for the Orphans Court 81, fQ5. 30 ;
for the iail s.. 500. So +; for the Aims House
81. 772. rs. To the public schools 81 goo was
appropriated. County roadsand small bridges
cost SO, 629. Al bridges cost s., 2l5.zO.
There were 1873 outdoor pensioners IN ing
county. who received 81, 40. and y special
PENSIONERS, who received S23S
The county paid $3006. IA interest on It's
indebtedness, and reduced the indebtedness
$40. 195. This reduction makes 3 saving
s61I 10 in interest. =.
The debt Of the county consists OF ~, NY
in county certificates and nots Tor 5000 I
the Eash estate. The assets, cash and uncoi
lected taxes, amount to $42,sl3.40. I've
years ago the county debt was S64, I09.6li ON
wear AGO the debt amounted to S54 ,095.0O.
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ON Wednesday evening last Harry Coekey,
x,olored. aged aboet II gears, was arrested ny
constable Macintosh, charged with attempting
Il poison She family Of Mr.. AirlaaEt Winters,
living near this city, and Jabez Powell, col
t,red about ID years old, was arrested BY con-
stable Matthews a. accessory 70 the crime
They had n hearing before Justice Peter D.
Mikesell on Thursday afternoon. Coekey
confessed his guilt and was committed 70 jail
IN default Of s. Geo bail, TO await the action
81 tie grand jury. Powell's case was then
taken ap. and Cockey testified that he met
PoweH IN this city al the depot on Sa:lrday
even;ae last that Powell said TO him that he
was angry with Mr.. Winters, and that ne
fCoekeyl should put Paris green IN the ensiee
a.d make the Winters family sick that
he did Il Wednesday morning % poison
and Kill them that he waited to DO Il
nntil Mr.. Henderson family and two o. Mr.
Winters daughters went away from home,
because he did not want to poison them.
This was the only testimony against Powell
coeLey made maay contradictory statements
and aelnowled that he had sworn 10 several
lies during his examination; that he knew. q
"a difficulty between Mr.. Winters and Powell
hns that he tCockeyl and POWELL had had a
Eght.
A number of witnesses testified as 70 row
ell,s whereabouts on Saturday evening, clearly
shouine that he had not 5een at the depot MOI
seen Cockey. Powell was discharged.
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MARRIED.

On August 10, 1882, al the parsonage of
Chatsworth NJ f. Church, Baltimore, Nd,
bv Rev. II. E. johnson, Thomas Bosley, OF
Carroll county, and Miss Eliza F. Ebaugh, OF
Baltimore.
July %, 1882, at the Lutheran parsonage,
Manchester, by Rev. i. Manages, John u:
Folkert and Lizzie NJ. kritzenthaler, both OF
this county.
August Is, 1882, at the residence OF Lewis
Bachman. York county, Pa, by Rev. =.
Manages. Charles S. Ehrhart and Carrie NJ.
Holland, both of York county, Pa.
August Is. 1882, at the Lutheran parsonage,
Manchester, by Rev. Z. Manages, Leonard
Berkheimer and Sarah Wertz, both of this
county,
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Total.

On the 18th of Augass number o. TIE
trustees Of the College met n Westminster,
and. after carefully considering the subject.
advised tho President o. tie College ito use
the money in hand for the erection NJ once 81
ene-half Of the contemplated building THE
amount being Sufficient to put tins uater Fp'ei
and 10 continue bis appeal, ussng tho money
received 70 finish a. many rooms - i vii
par Tor, and 50 70 on Until iif the friends far
nish means satheientl. The entire haisdsng
can be finished aud pad FOR; bus under no
circumstances 10 coBfrRst ans debt fhls
advice viii be strictly followed. We hope The
friends 81 the COLLEGE viii coniiuae . can
tribute, 20 that the President may 81 right on
with The work A complete register q al
contributors will b. preserved, and g each q
them vii he sent. IN doe tiEae, fan report
Of the whole matter. Il Is uss earnest desir,
thsf every friead az the College shaii have
some part IN this interesting and important
work hence the sppcal vii b. eoasinSed
until The entire building shall hare heen com
pieted. Send donations - yoer caslles, con
venience ANY contribution, large o. small,
viii he thankfully reeeived, auly aeknewl-
edged and faithfully appropriated. Address
J. j. Ward. President Mestern Maryland Col
lego. Westminster. Nd.
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LOOK TO YOUR IN
Il TERESTi
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.

have purchased Steam Thresher from
s. w. Stevens & Sons, New York, and am
prepared to thresh grain. BY this machine
Gan threshs faster and Cleaner and crack less
wheat than any other machine IN the UPitea
states outside Of this make, and save all the
grain, wet or dry; putting the gram IA ,file
bushel instead Of in the straw. Withthe SHINE
number of hands viii guarantee perfect work
The Thresher is run by Taylor Manufac-
auring Company Engine, which cannot be
stated, and if any one wants hrst-elass en-
zine let them purchase of the Taylor Com
nany and they viii not be cheated. tits OF no
interest for nue. to state yhat is not 10, rs ]
am too well known throdghout che county;
hT~I also have a new Glover Haller and
win guarantee it to do frst-class work. A.
z dress me, or Mr.. George Essick, at Westl5lp
ster, Nd. C1heS SShWhiVA An
ang l. 1t
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August 12--mercury Ge at z a. m. and n
81 Pm; cIoady in the morning, with slight
rain. generally clear in the afternoon, Al
gust f3--mercury 6S at a. M and 80 at p.
m. generally clear August 14-mercury 20
AZ I 4. m. and So at 2 p. m; generally clear.
August 15-mercury 70 at a. N. and "a at
2 D. M; generally clear up to P. m, follow
snerc,.rv 10 at 4 a. m. and 81 at p. m; more
ar less clouds, with heavy shower at p. m
August 17--mercury 10 at a. m. and 81 at
2p.m.. more or less cloudy, with fine arr
stirring. August I8-mercury 6o at Z. a. m.
and IS at u m. partially cloudy.
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Prof Zimmerman. who Is 70 saeceed Prof
r. L. Bgockett II Western Maryland College,
was here last week and leased DR.. Cole house
on Belle Grove Square. He viii remove here
next week.
Mr.. r. VI Shriver, Of this city. has accept
ed a place IN the car shops al York, Pa, and
viii take up his residenence there shortly.
Mr.. Richard Brown; for some years . con-.
posit0r in the ADVOCATE ofiee, has taken a
place on the Baltimore Herald
Messrs. Charles T. Reifnider and james
A. G. Bond started on Wednesday for a ten
days trip to Long Branch and Cape May.
Mr.. Lee MeElroy Is quite sick at his resi-
dcnee at the West End.
Mr. F.. I. Wheeler formerly Of This city,
bat now superintendent Of the House Of Cor
+ reetion, Is in Westminster, for short visit
/ Captain ]. c. Brubaker, P. II. Babylon and
/ DR.. j. J. Weaver, Jr., Of Uniontosn. were a
the West End House, Cape May, this week,
I Mr.. Bernard Mills. OF Washington, is ia
/ Westminster for short vacation.
Mr.. i. III. erendorf, one Of onr eEkcieni
! County Commissioners, is qHite sick At hi
residence near this city.
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New wlnd-er Esem..

Mr. Frederick DieIman IS soisurning ~ the
island Of Nantucket, Mass.
The Winebreharian Camp Meeting began
Yesterday near Linwood.
The colorsd camp meeting, near Sam ;
Creek, closed on Monday morning, about
o clock, a. m. Alarge number ofwhite people
went thither to witness the closing. One Of
the sermons was preached by Rev. George
Exeret twhite), said to be a eonverte&8ew. 3
Baliimoreans at Dielmanis, View Windsor
Dr. G.. W. Lehman and family, Milton ID.
Mettee and wife, Rupel Mettee and wife, II.
G. Remmers and family, Miss +. Matthews,
W. f. Assam and family, Oscar TersehneS
and family, Miss Lemmie Lyons, Miss Jenny
LYONS, Miss IolIie Mercer, Mrs j. Redwood,
Mrs. Lima Fairfax, Miss Mary Palmer and
niece, Mr.. NJ Lazarus, family and servant,
Masters Allan Cohen, Joshua and Eddie Lag
arls. Allan Morton, Leslie Morton and Ran
dolph Mordecai, Mrs. Basil Wagner, W. +.
Kissing and sons, Miss Pauline Witch, Mr..
j. p Meyers and family, Mr.. G. Miller and
wife. Annapolis Marshall Oliver.
Naval Academy
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Business Locals.

4. VI. Warner has determined 10 become \
public bensfaesor. Brown-S;0ne front
House aud lot gwen away- Call ana sec
terms, &c.
NEw YIN ASp SEN srack-
Messrs. Bixler 4 Senst viii op,sn on August
2ssh, IN the Zeibef Building, one square Nest
Of the Depot. an entire new stock Of Boots,
Shoes. Hats. Caps, Trunks, Umbrellas, DC
Remember A. II. warner. vas the first in
this city to sell Davidss Prize Soap.
Musical Goods At Auction prices. u A. u.
Manners.
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Linwood Items.

The corn crop here, aided By a few morl
good showers Of rain, win be unusually heavy
This, in addition to the fine crops of wheGi
and hay recently gathered, win, we hope
prove a source Of qualification as well as am
ply repay the tillers of the soil for the labor
and care necessarily bestowed for the produe
ton of these valuable crops
commodafe the large crowd expected to at
tend the campmeeting near this place on to
morrow, Sunday, Goth inst.
Quite number of visitors from different
localities, have met a kind reception anon:
their friends and relatives in this vicinity.
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NO. I77e EQUIrY.

In she Great Court sor Carroll eo#niy, ss
3 Gears II kqgity-
Jacoh r Baffnzsou Is al. -. 5acab Bsfsnx-
ton aud Lew Raasngson. executors. e ala
Ordered dis itsh day = AaKasE, A. D..
lisa. that shr sole nAdc and reported IN the
shove cause rs kiias q. Grimes, trustee ap-
pointed by the dsrrce passed IA the above
eanse 10 sen the lard thrFein aecFeed To be
sid. a. appears b he above refssrt % sale.
Be finally ratified as,d couhrHaesd, unicss eanse
- the contrary b. saUwn on " bcfoTv ths iaa
dzy 81 Set.isnaber. aext pr@siaea eofiy -
this order be inserted in some aewspsper pai'-
lished il Carroll eoanty, Maryland, oace .
seek for shsee Successive weeks, previaas Ia
The eth dNx az September. next.
The report states The smqani u sale - b.
FRANK r. STRAW, ClerR.
True Copy.-Tsst;
aug fgA FnASg I. SHAs, Clerk.
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ICE CREAM AND WATER ICE.

and Carroll county with first-class article of
Ice Cream and Water lee Private families
furnished with either by the gallon or half
gallon. Large orders win receive prompt at
tention. Orders delivered within the city
limits or at the railroad free of charge.
Rag-Send orders to Harbaugh's Store, Box
AS. Those wanting cream for Sunday should
send in their orders by clock Saturday af-
ternoon. JOSIAH CR0WL,
NAV eff Westminster, Nd.
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DUBL1c SALE OF ANIcEFARM.

On September IA, 1882, at clock, p. m,
the undersigned will sell at public sale his
farm of l0S ACRES, more or less, near Silver
Run, in Myers district. Two houses, barn,
wagon shed, corn crib. granary, never failing
water. fine fruit, land fine quality, under good
fencing, &c. Sale Positive. See bills for
particulars. JOSIAH DUTREk.
au0 K assent 9k
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FFAlslc DWtiIIHS AIUuSEf H75s
Barn and other necessary out
buildings. A spring of excel
lent water near the house.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Rev. DR.. Webster, Of Baltimore, VIII
preach IN the NJ z. Church Of Westminster
tomorrow lSun1ay) morning.
Rev C. A. Ried, viii preach At Mrs Bar
ber's. near the Gist school house, tomorrow
SUNDAY 4 p. M, by request.
The Corner Stone for a new Methods
Protestant Church will be laid At Union
Bridge. Saturday, August 2,;ih. Service.
commencing at ? p. NJ.
c. t. c0CHEL, Pastor.
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nuRLIc SALE ORA STORE AND
DWELLING.

True COPS, Iest;
nnn f9-af FnANg u. SnAa. CIsTk.
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Nearly 81. 900 for western Maryland col.
Iere-Neu BuiIding 50 be Commenced
af Once

Ia Nav last a circular vas issued appealing
to the friends Of the College to contribute. in
sums of from 81 20 $40. more or less towards
the erection Of much-needed building on the
College grounds for the accommodation, rs q
dormitories, Of male boardii 2 students 10
this appeal friend after frien2 has responded,
until the record now staods As follows;
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Rnenr.iarl fa I.nrar.

The committee that got up and conducted
the excursion TO Luray on July 20, win have
another on Saturday September 9Th, next
The committee will endeayor to make it more
pleasant and enjoyable than the former.
There viii be no postponement.
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DRIvATE SALE oFA
Il VALUABLE FARM.

The Subscriber oilers his faYu at private sale;
situated n miles east of UniontoWn, and I'D.
Joining James Devilbiss, John Babylon and
Jacob Diehl, containing 1904 ACRES more
OF less: Is AcREs IL WOODLAND; good build,
ings, 6ne lawn and shade, good water variety
OF fruit; nearly al post and rail fenee. Pos
session gwen At once.
ssfersns easy. For particulars apply 10
CHARLES ZEPHs
ans 12-8tx New Mindsor, Md.
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Rooms for Election.


For Interest paid on County Certi6-
Gates outstanding aud unpaid,
~ %sS n, one -, vesr......... 50 1876 10
r. 3 ,,,;or IA sarne. raid 1876 90
r.l ' T-.ie,, Eas;anai RANK I50 ~
w pa5asan,;on M saus...... 5 600 ~
For Interest paid Geo. W. Arma- 81
cost on .Nete Of S40o...-.......--- =. "a ~
For Redemption Of sarne-.......--:. 4o0 "
For Interest paid Daniel Bush -
=, p'i.,.,,,;,,, ,s same coo 90
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AND FEsTIvAL.-Th

Il Deer Park Chapel Sunday School will
hold Picnic and Festival on SATURDAY,
AuGUsr 26, INSTANT. Addresses will be made
bv several prominent speakers. The West
Minister Band will be present. Ice Cream
and Refreshments will be sold for the benefit
of the School. aug Y, st
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WHEAT AND FERTILIzER
PERE WINCHESTER,

Carrollton Mills, W. u. r. R.
Win pay the highest Cash Prices for Wheat
at all times Win give above market rates
when Fertilizers are taken in exchanges for
wheat. Liberal terms on sales of Fertilizers
when not gwen in exchange A98 W
See bills for particulars regarding custom
grinding. aug l2-2 mos