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COLE & LANG'S
Celebrated Brands of Cigars a
Speciality.
L. C. TRUMBO,
marc-29.S4tf Westminster, Nd.
marc-29.S4tf
THE MORAL OF 1T.

We may moralize as much as we please
about pain; but the fact is, thatwe don't like
it while it lasts, and that we want to get rid of
it as soon as we can, Whether caused by
rheumatism, govt, discrdered liver, weak
nerves, irregular kidneys, bad blood, or any.
thing else that is just the reverse of what it
should be, the sooner it is out of the system
the happier we are. Whether pain is the re-
suit of imprudence or of accident, Or is sent
as punishment for our sins, may be nice
question for the philosophers to argue but
people who are suffering want first to be
rid of the pain, after which those who are
fond of argument may argue the matter to
their hearts content.
Above all theory, argument, and philoso.
ply, comes the delightful fact that BRowN's
1RoN BITTERs drives pain away. Sufferers
run no risk in trying this medicine, the only
compound containing iron which carries no
mischief with it. Those who have used it
will tell you SO and you can try for yourself
by buying bottle of the nearest druggist.
nov. 10
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MO. 22l7 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.

in Equity.
Noah Sullivan ct ais. VS.. Eliza Jane Smith
and husband ct al.
Ordered this 9th day of March, 1884, that
the private sale of the property mentioned in
these proceedings, made and reported by
William A. McKellip, trustee, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 28th day Of April
next; provided copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper printed and published in
Carroll county once in each of three success
siye weeks before the 2lst day of April next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
100000.
True Copy,-Test:
mar29-st FR4sK 7. SHAW, Clerk,
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According to the Indiana Earn,er.

According to the Indiana Farmer,
man near Nashville, Tenn, is making
profitable business growing persimmons.
He has realized as much as SO bushel
for his best cultivated variety, and has de-
voted goodly portion of his land to per
simmon orchard, with the intention Of
showing the American people just what
can be done with product that grows in "a
every old field in the Southern and Centrgs lro
States and has heretofore been looked
as little less than nuisance. .Asshe inu
jon last 50
A mans mind is like his bed fAor.l
IL ,.ado nncnainnallr
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TIME CIGAR AND TOBACCO
STORE,
MAIN STREET NEAR COURT.

All the Choice Brands of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Cigareetts, Pipes, &C., &c.
Also large stock of all the best brands of
Cigars, Foreign and Domestic.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the creditors SO OF
David Stremmel, who were such on the 2oth
day of September, A. D. 1878, to hl lie, tnelr
claims with the vouchers thereof with the
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll county
within two months from the day of Sale.
VIM. A. McKELL1P,
mar oats Trustee.
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An Elephant color-Bearer.

During battle in India the driver Of
the elephant carrying the colors of the army
had Just given the command toNhalt when
he was shot dead. The elephant never
stirred foot, refusing to advance or retire,
as the conflict became hotter and 6ercer,
until the Mahrattas, seeing the standard
still flying steadily in its place, refused to
believe that they were being beaten, and
rallied again and again round the colors.
And all this while, amid the din of battle,
the patient animal stood straining its ears
to catch the sound of that voice it would
never hear again. At length the tide of
conquest left the field deserted. Mahratta
swept on in pursuit of the flying foe, but
the elephant, like rock, stood there, with
the dead and dying around and the ensign
waving in its place For three days and
nights it remained where its master had
given the command to halt. No bride or
threat could move it. They then sent to
village 100 miles away, and brought the
Mahrat's little SON. The noble hero SEEM
ed then to remember how the driver had
sometimes given his authority to the little
child, and Immediately, with all the shat
tered trappings changing as he went, paced
quietly and slowly away
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THE largest Store, Largest Stock, lowest
Il prices, best goods, at Albaugh's.
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WHAT IS A WHAT.-Joseph Cook, the
aesthetic lecturer, began lecture at Boston
by launching out the following conumdrum:
aWhat's What? What is the face of a
doubled-sided Somewhat ?" An idiot like
that ought to be searched for firearms.
He will begin frothing at the mouth some
day and bite or shoot somebody. Anybody
that has got any sense knows that What
is cross between Which and How and
Somewhat is descendant of Where on
its mothers side. But Cook ought to be
put in straight,jaeket, or he viii stab
somebody with dirk.
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By virtue of the power contained in the last
will and testament of Porcius ellis, deceased,
and of an order of the Orphans Court OF Car
roll county, the undersigned, as administrator
with the will annexed, will offer at Pu6it
Sale, at Watersville on the Baltimore x Ohio
Rail Road, to the highest bidder, on
Thursday, april 2fth, A. ID. 1884,
at / o'clock, p. M, the following Property
to-wit "A part of tract of land called the
"Falls Farm or by whatsoever name thu
same may be known, containing
l25 ACRES, 2 FOODS and % PERCHES
of land, more or less, together with the I'm
provements thereon, consisting OF Log ans
A $40 Frame DWELLING HOUSE
Slk Log Barn and other necessar!
Mll4 outbuildings. A spring OF ex
49, cellent water near the house
About one-half the above land is in timber
and the whole is well watered by ellis. Fails
This farm is situated on the public road lead
ing from Woodbine to Watersville, stations Oh
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, nearly midwa
between them, and adjoins the lands of Sam
mel Davis, John Flemming and others.
Terms of Sale as prescribed by the order
the Cont One third cash on the day OF sal
nr nnnn the ratification thereof, and the resi-
in nine months and the other payable IN eigh
teen months from the day of sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the bonds or single
bills of the purchaser or purchasers, with sqt
ficient security, bearing interest from the da,
of sale. -
CHAS. T. REIFSNIDER,
Administrator w. A. of Porcius ellis, de
ceased.
29-ts Reifsnider & Fink Attorneys
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lRG N. GAY STREET. l66
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
e. SCOTT PAYNE & BRO.
lee North Gay Street,


WHITE FRONT.
as our business is largely increasing and
eqIlring more room to store and handle
soOds, we have removed to the above spacious
'Ienouse, where we will be pleased to see
'' ~ trends ED the public wanting Hardware.
we have large and well selected stock of
Hailders' and Carriage Hardware,
PLOW CASTINGS,
runners ToOls, Cutlery, Anes, &C., DC,
AXLEs & SPRINGS,
S Nol IRE, Bar Iron and Tool Steel, Felloes,
Csees' Hubs and Wheels, and full stock of
image and Wagon Hardware.
oo.o Z. SCOTT PAYNE & BRO,
VT @o-om l66 N. Gay ST., Baltimore.
IL P. CKIN HA M,
Successor to a. N. Warner)
DEALER IN
"'HoPs, SUGARS, CoFFEES, TEAS,
BACON, LARD, SALT, FISH,
'VhNiNG AND LUBRIcATING OILS,
eoNFECTIoNERIEs,
DfTrw-
S"E CIDER VINEGAR, TOBACCO,
CIGARS, CIGARETTES, ETC.
Rev. esr,a; |. gentfor ROLAND CHILLED Pillow.
IeisSI constantly on hand. A call is So
.lszelyr 7. P. BUCKINGHAM.
vi 4,SS;i l ! BLANKS for sale at
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pUY YOUR HARDWARE AND
ID STOVES
M. SCHAEFFER & CO.,
WESTMINSTER, MD,
NEAR RAILROAD.

We are receiving an elegant line of fine
heating Stoves, economical in fuel, ornamen,
ial in design, easy to manage and reasonable
mprce.
Cook Stoves and Ranges in the latest and
most approved patterns guaranteed.
Sole agents for the celebrated New Light
House Cook and Excelsior Penn, Othello and
New Record Ranges, also the New Golden
Sun and Boynton 1882 Fire Place Heaters,
lhe very best in the market.
Keep on hand always full line Of
HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, PLUMBERS AND
GAS-FITTERS' SUPPLIES.
AanufactnreFso of all kinds of Tinware. Roof
nlg and SpouiiGg promptly attended to:
Vall and examine stock and learn prices.
sept Off
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DUBLIC SALE OF A FARM,
On the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

mar cots
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S H A r r E r B r 0 S. ,
Wantz Building,
WHEN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE.

Inar29-84
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Investigating urrcruiart,s.-..
SHORTAGES POUND IN T. & nARsU.,s' ACCOUNT
NNEklH RGk.s a.. NJ, - ...r.---..x

shVEIASES FOUND IN L. & NARSBais' ACCOUNTS
oVEhcHsRGss nADr nr pkrurIEsL
MI Brewster Cameron appeared before the House
comeattee on expenditures Ia the Department of
'ustine again to-day and gave list OF twenty-five
OF more names OF persons who had been inyes,i-
gated ior irregularities ami for nenfer.nc fraudu-
iehS accounts Soiue Oi these men. Mr. Cameron
siid haa been convicted Mt Ralph Balm, A ape
ciai examiner, viii b. sent 70 south Carolina tc
present the cases Of sixteen T. = dfr,utv MARSHAL.
70 tIe grand Jury. Mr. Balin also appeared before
sa,e G lus morning 10 give ais eNpeneslCe
az Sh examiner Ia The mort AerR and southern sls-
~ lLStS "a 1eoTsaa IN South Carolina IA the north
ttI and iidG4e districts or Alabama Il the sSDth-
t'h uistTlct OF Mississippi, IA the eastern
.lstncI oI Louisiana, in tlle noTrherp Dis
~ OF FIollaa, n Tie northern tils.r1ct' OF
NeN lnrk ana IN The western district OF p,nasyi-
NaAIA IL an examination the accounts or Ditl<d
t.Fs N'.Is shai tlL>.Inn4OnS. Predecessor of Cen
io.'AS Si't M BsA..il sld shuTt..e OF ga oO had
SytA todid EFrontcus ChanE-S on the part OF
uttitt! HarShals under Long, am lunt.nr Go
sF.ulo VI sI,VJ had been suhultte ted through Long
S.ieet. he- however. was not blamed by Ar Ba.-
I' = Tue oiher Charges had been made bv deputy
'i'-'lSl-i> phe III Ia" ttpgTieS. a man named kob-
I-i,oA, served GnGef FiiZSimmOaS Iits ml.-oniut.t
We saId 10 nave been yC,prted 10 Ione,sfreet
pul he WdS retained A man named Crawforl
va a.>o q deputy of Loagstreet's Indictments
n.ie i1ha against both ~ The deputies Robinson
Nas ssnt 10 The peAiteRtiary but Crawford
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Our Neighbors in MARYLAND

AFFAIRS IN RoCkNELlE-COASTING .-cTnr srS prp
soNAL-TRE LEATHER WILL cAsK-scsooI NAT
TsRs-DEAIH-TBE RICE CRoP-BuL To yHoorR.sx
MARRIAGES.
Special Correspondence Of TIE FvrSrso sr.R
RocsyHIE, MD., Jan TO- iSst
hev MT Bond preached a very Interesting SER
mon at TIE Methodist churCh on sunday NIGHT 70 a
large congregation. Text: jeremiah. sixteenth
Chapter and sixth verse
Many accidents have happened 10 the little bows
OF The town from coasting Little UPTON Dawson
received an injury on saturday night
Johh D Baker, president of the Rockville national
pahk, has been made President uf The hinge COM
pary. or Frederick ,ity
j he Leather Will case, which was taken IN ON
the eih Instant, Was closed on SATURDAY anj' tie
jury brought IN verdict In faNorof the caveitors
Nr {. W. Baggerly, principal or the Rockville
book
Many persons OF the town are Busy filling their
1c'-houst'S- ] ne Ice Is about six Inches thick
senator Moore, OF Montgomery county las in
IrVtuced Ola IN the Maryland legislature 20 re
duce tie price of marriage licenses from "a % 10
80 cents.
The annual convention OF farmers Of Montcom-
cry county was held In the SANDY Spring lyceum
yesterday.
sheriff Kechner took 10 the insane ASYLUM OF
Baltimore, on last Monday, an insane woman by
the name OF Emma johnson. who has been at the
AIMS house or this county for many years
ne regular quarterly meeting OF the Montgomery
county Grange, No. z, Will be held at Rockville
January 3lst.
sir. William Gambn highly esteemed citi-
Mccormick, In the 10Th year O. his age, on Satur-
day, the 18TH inst
Evening star., 1884-01-16
DIED.


;, BROWNING On January iS ,ss4: e I2:so n: =
SII.AS BROWNING
Notice of funeral hereafter.
BUCKLEY On Tuesday January Is 1884 JOHN =
BUCKLEY, born In County Limerick. Ireland sge1
viii take place from his late residence No
4l6 Third street southwest At 80 D. m. Thursday
January Eth Relatives and friends respecfuuy In
vited to sttend-
CLARKE ON Jsnuary 18th 1894 at six O'Clock M
JAMES WILLIAM. beloved con Of Mary and the -
William Stokes Clarke. in the eleventh yef Oh ID
Dearest brother thou hast left N,
We thy loss most deeply feel;
But 'ts God that has b@rsft us
He can all our sorrowe heal.
Gone from earth; yes, rome forever.
Tear -dinIned eye shall gaze In vain:
We shall bear his voice no more.
Never earth again.
Funeral VIII take place from the residence o. hS
mother Bates road. Thursday, january lfth, -
three O'Clock kslatves and friends respecunns
invited to attend
COKE In Baltimore Nd on Monday, January "a
1884. at $40 p. M. after long and Iet,du iInese
which he bore with Christian furti:ude BENJAMIN r.
COKE. beloved of wm. and Ennly Coke ~ ,..,
srst aorswest hEs asST On Th.das l1S inss
m Relatives and friends invited TO attend
DEMO On Tuesday ysnnsry rs, 1854. ct .. M q
diIhthsr!a DAVID pAvIs VIE : :.,S m S go and 70"
Funeral private. No nowcrs
MORE r G.. infant son q George T. and Emily r Dun
fupe,.l Tomorrow the l7tb instant Of Qelock nom
parents resddence No Sls7 street Wes& Wanh&nGtcn-
Frssi,ds OF faulty invited 70 attend
MUNDHEIM. After lineerins nlnesa FANNIE
Funeral VIII take Place to-morrov. st two o'c1ock
friends are respectfuly invited.
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Died for Her Lover.
DAUGHTER RECEIVES THE BULLET uKR PAruKR ns.
RnR


Paris dispatch 70 the " I. Herald SAYS: Cam
orai on Sunday was the scene OF q tragic episode
OF love and devotion Two young people, both OF
excellent family and desperately attached 10 each
other, met by appointment In the public garden
near the ramparts Entirely absorbed 10 conversa-
ton. they did not observe that they were being
rightly or wrongly, disspproved OF the connection
The lovers, hearing suspicious noise mounted the
top or the rampant TO ascertain the cause. At the
same moment the father, who had provided him.
self with revolver took aim at the young man and
fired. but the young lady, seeing the movement,
suddenly spang before her lover receiving the bull
let in the face She fell dead al his feet on real
izing the terrible truth the young man resolved TO
die also and precipftated himself from the top OF
the rampant Into the dry ditch he dropped on the
stones, dashing himself TO pieces and dying IN
stantly. The father seeing the consequences OF
his act, became insane through grief The young
ments The terrible drama has caused the great
est emotion everywhere
Evening star., 1884-01-16
AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Nominations.

Nominations.
The President sent the following nominations TO
the Senate to-day:
Isaac N. Boardnan, OF Maine. TO be collector OF
customs OF the district OF Belfast Ne.
Thomas Ireland. O; Maryland 90 ,oe collector OF
customs for tue district or Annapolis. Md.
Aioert Schuneiaan, Of colorado. 10 oe receiver OF
public moneys at Prescott. Arizona
First Lieutenant Henry =. Perrane 20 b. captain.
second Lieutenant Augustus r. Biocksom 10 be
nrst lieutenant
Capitol Notes.
GEN BCrLER's HOUSE.
The subcommittee appointed by the committee
OF pubic buildings and grounds appointed for that
purpose, Inspected Mr. Buffers house last evening,
ana win report 10 the committee tomorrow The
report VIII probably favor leasing the building.
que Oh the committee said 10 >EAR reporter thaC
ii the committees vi the House must have mo 2
room. that house was best aialted 10 tns psrllp~a
IL would furnish, he sad. twelve good committee
rooms.
FOR GRsELy's RELIEF.
The secretaries OF War and Navy appeared be-
lore the House committee on appropriations to-day
IN behalf OF an appropriation Tor Sreely relief e-
pedtlon- IL was suggested by the committee that
10 properly get the subject before II IL would la
rcSl 10 nave IN executive communication sent TO
tne House BoIh secretary LiDculn and secretary
Chandler were oI the opinion that commune alton
cocic be prepared and sent 10 Congress tomorrow
sVB-CoxNITTkEs OF ROUSE CoNNITKE ON AGKICUL-
TIRE
lac toiio"iuS Sao=pnlulJteeS 10 the committee
on agriculture were appointed today: Disease OF
domestic animals-MessTS. Hatch. Dibr.ll. Wlnans.
cuCen, Wilson and ochiltree: on appropriations.
Messrs Dibrel. Williams. Beach. Cullen and hite;
SALARIES AID cllp!oyS> of de aTtnenI Ae>Sr> Green
ln'lLs Patton, iiowes tId stephenson; eeva-
tion OF Tue department, MesSrS Aiken Patton. Vel
Ter, ochiitrte and stephenson; Oh i.i4ds and arid
region, NeSSr5. Weiler. Aiken, Gr,aru lIowev aud
hay fnond: on farm products seeds and plants,
MessfS Williams. Wlnans, Patton, Wilson and
Mhite; on aduiferatlon OF food. Mes>rs. Beach,
Green, Weller, Stephenson and Eowry: on stalls
thS ana entoGoiOgic.l division. .e>sls MinaiiS.
beach, Greel, tul!en 3ud Wilson; on miscellaneous
anu olher appropriations, hesSlN ILl eE. Aiken,
Eloreii, " illi,ulS and Raymond. The SUD-culnInt-
ttt on diseases among domestic animals Wlu ineet
III 10 clock tomcGrow, TO consider lne bill on that
question
THE CHALMERS MANNING CONTEST.
The committee On elections to-day decided not TO
seat either Nj. Chalmers or Ar. Manning upon The
pfifaa facie case. They decided 10 go behind the
returns OF the state officials aud the House viii
CONSIDER The case upon its merits
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Political Assessments.

Political Assessments.
CIRCULARS SENT TO DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES By THE
NEW YoRK STATE COMMITTEE.
81 see by THE STAR that Judge Thoman, OF the
civil service commission, says that he understands
that circular soliciting contributions for political
pun poses has been sent to New York clerks In the
Departmental remarked q clerk from New York
state TO STAR reporter to-day. eff he tells the
truth. in my opinion he has not tried very hard to
see one for two have been sent to every clerk from
the stale IN government employ
''When did you receive theIn?" asked the re-
porter
IL received one in October and one In Novem-
ber," was the reply. "Ihey came through the
mall
Have you a copye" continued the reporter
Il believe have one some WHERE he replied.
searching through his pockets. ''Yes here II IS -
he continued. handing the reporter {: circular.
headed. New York State Committee, Fifth-avenue
hotel, New York., and dated october 4th. 1t was
signed Edward II. Hobbs, treasurer. After quoting
the civil service law OF New York state, it goes
on to say: 1--WE therefore appeal to you solely as a
pubiicsplrfted citizen. desiring the supremacy OF
ihe republican party. for such substantial aid as
yoa feel you can and ought TO give and at the
tine beg to assure you that the contributions thus
made viii be JucciouSy disburSed in defraying the
necessary and lawful expenses OF the campaign"
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Letter from General John e. Mulfora.
3 DEF STREET. Nxw YoRx

For years past have used ALIcocks's Porous
fLAsTERs on my person and in my family. and have
founo them perfect ~ external remedy, quick
then action giving immediate relief without blisterns
the skin. and Ear superior to AL othcrs. No family
should be without AILcocx's PoRous PLAsTRRs their
healing powers are wonderful and their efficacy far.
reaching and lasting When in Washineto LAST winter
was induced to try another much advertised plaster for
severe pain in my back No relief from the pain but
sore and blstered back for week the result So
soon - the bhsters healed applied two Of ALLcocKs
POROUS PLAsrERs, and they gave me immediate and
permanent relief. They give additional strength and
vitality to the spinal column. and they never fail.
ing remedy In my family for Coughs Colds. sprains
and all Pains and Weaknesses Their has repeatedly
saved me from Pneumonia constantly use them and
would not be without them for any consideration
JOHN E MULFORD
Beware Of imitatons "Allcocksr b the only genuine
Porous Plaster. jal4-m " fat
Evening star., 1884-01-16
Sudden Death of a Child.

A little boy named Louis Arnold, four years old,
son Of q German baker who works at Mr. G. S.
Krafft's bakery, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, died Monday night suddenly and under
unusual circumstances Monday morning he asked
his mother for some Xander's bitters which his pa
rents had been In the habit OF giving him In small
doses The mother gave him a teaspoonfuL In
less than half al hour she missed the little fellow
and on searching for him found him On the rear
steps OF the house, perfectly helpless and hardly
able to articulate. She took hum up and into the
dining room, and at once administered a cup of
coffee. thinking it would restore him, and the boy
revived enough to say, 81 am so sleepy He then
sunk into unconsciousness, when Dr.. Hagner was
sent f1f On ayn nH hopeless
the hope OF the boys restoration DR.. Baldwin was
also summoned, but without avall. The boy died
vegetable narcotic poison was the cause OF death.
A portion Of the contents OF the bottle has been
taken and retained for ANALYSIS and report Prof
ably be submitted to some one else.
THE POsr-NoRTEN RxANINAr1oN.
A post-mortem examination was made to-day by
Coroner Patterson and Drs Hartigan, Hagner and
Baldwin. The result OF the examination was thaf
certificate of death from congestion OF the brain
the child teasp0onful Of the bitters with two tea,
spoonfuls OF coffee Six or eight ounces OF filid,
however, were found in the stomach, and this wil
TIE BrTTKRs sAD 10 BE aAKxEss
Dr. Baldwin stated TO STAR reporter that the
mother, in her excitement gave the child more
than she intended, or else the child got hold Of
something else The symptoms, the doctor said,
Xander's Mttefs are In common use, and no one
was ever injured before and the father W the child
had drank pint Of them n day: ae dM NOT
think It right 70 conclude yee that the bltfefS
caused the death.
Nr. xander, the manufacture Of the bittegs,
claims thar the tnRredents are harmless, and TOOK
bottle to the health once to-day e1 anaayaA
Evening star., 1884-01-16

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