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GberfoGt, fein Ganotoat.

Baihiu9ton, D. g., 10. 6ebrnar. -
General Sberioan pur6e beute bon benz bic
fisen agenten Der yAHociirteu BreHe" bin.
fihtIi6 oes Sori6lases, ibn (Sbsribuu) ale
repnblifanildeu grdfoeutidaftss sSanoiOateu
su ucminiren, befrust. Gr erfldrte pofitiu,
er beruerbe iif uift nm bic domination uub
tperoe bieielbe uid3t acceptiren, ielbft meun
ihu ber republifaniide gtatiouals @ouneut als
@anbibateu ausmGhte.
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Sehjago anf etnea ftii@ttset

@babwif, 0o., is. Sebruar. - @ab=
rsno Der GderiH bon Boone &ouuts unO Elm
Biirger=A =Anfsebot bon bier Wann berIudten,
9. IB. Mib6leton bon bier tu oerbaften, fen
erte Der 2ektere auf fe uus tSotete einen Der
2eute bes Sheriffs. Gin 3weiter erlitt eiue
itmere Serlesuus, uuo Wiobletou selaug
ea, Al entfommeu. 2etterer ia elm WitsIieo
Der Sannsp @ouutp uSalo' 'Snobbers" unb
purbe i'm lseten @eridtstermin III 6uriptbe
peaen @rmorbuus zines iuusen Manues prrs
sdiirt nnb ituioig befunoeu. Ct wuroe 30
fiinf3ebn Sabreu 3udtbaus perurtbeilt, emit
iprans aber aus osm SefdusniB uno ift isit-
benz fliittig.
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gr. AaSwap's sarlaparilliaa le(olurut
Der grnBe Blutreiniser
Jur SeiIuu9 Guer 9ronil1en 2etSeH.

g5rortGer Rbeumottsmus, ItropbuI0ie 2eiben,
Grulenstbnflite, rodenes 9litelu, fre6sartige Sts
ben, GungenbutuH9eH, D1spepfe, Ddlleri9e5 auIs
iI05eH, @ilebihmamm, @ei1mhre, 9eihpalte, 5iits
frauibsii, @ipt, gBGiieIiudt, 3rUeifuuhs, Sal6fGs
&rand.iti%. S9WiHoIuht, Seberletoen Il. (. 70.
Eie nuRoetbaren "nrrn- mel4e oei SraHtbsitt1
Der Rsrens, oer Slalens, oer 9slGleQIsJ nm oaTaH
oiUent ersieit poroeu iino, eiue Dunoer6ars 9rait
BET @uf0ung nOu 8lalens uH0 @aueniteiHen, bet
Seilun9 pOH 3detenaries, 6ei gtteruugen nnb ulrts
gelnd6igfeiten ber @etlehtsorgane, ietne 9raft uE
5ellung pon gtitTentrdntbeen uHo Serttelung eineS
gsiuu6en 5urHabaufss, 5e!lun5 Der 5arnrubr, Snts
5uuouug o0eT unrt9emdBigtelttn Der 5Iaie eiioetSs
balttpen ODER aubeTen A6ionoerun9en uD. bat eineH
Jfui als Elm grOse5 augemeineS Selmittel fur ben
meniGlideu Sorper 6egrHuoet.
gu baben 6si allen apoilelern. Breis elm DouaI
"A
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Wr. 43.

laubt unb Der Teaer ueThofet HHo bem 9es
ridtsperiabreE aberpieiea.
- 8on SarzneI s. Palmer's SiertrageB
fiabl porgefern 4beno N Der 5adbe 6es
gSapitoIparis" siue Nu;nhl Rnabsu 25 SSlc--
iben Bier uub uerttlgte oieieIben. Die Bcs
IiSei madte auf erinIste Melbuug cine 4as3tG
nnb perbaftete ieGs Der iuuberen SrifhtGeu,
bic geffsrn NorSen auf ftebeR Gage nab oeuE
@ei1nanifie panbegR mlBten.
- &m Srsitags Yadmittlg tuurSe onr9
cen @iufnrs bes 9iutersebdIoeS bon Siaits
Ielp s. @uan's gpothefe, gtr. 477, Beunipts
Oania- Aueure, elm gGaoen Don $1,000 oer@
lfrfnd1f
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3rfMfnnie.

@amSen, 9i.<S., Is. Sebruar.-Rettie
Souis, II Sabre aIt, farb beute Nahmittas
on Der Srih,noie. Sbr Sater Seniamin
Sopis, eiu Gusefeutsr Der biefgeu Sas.
meIfe, unb ibre Mutter lieaen an Der namItz
den arnnfbeit barnieber, uuo 60 eriiiirt nur
tuenig 4usiidt anf ihre Iettnug. Die ia
mile sos fid bic aranfheit burd ben @enuB
BON Gdmeinsaeiih su, rpeIdes fie Der etua
stpei aacdeu in einem biefseu eaoeu faufte.
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Nlalaria in ihren Oeri@ieoeneH 6Ormen &C.
beilt uuo 0erbiitet.

gs sebt teiu SeiImttteI In Der gBeI, ipsInss Be6s
ielfebeI un6 nue auoeren maiGriIben, btlioen una
ionftiaen 5,e6sr Unit Sulte Don Haomap's Btlleu,
10 ld]nei turirt, lDe 8a6mup's ReGoq RelieI.
JlGoDap's 9tea6p 3leliei turirt nidt nur ben Bas
tleuttn, Der an 4R aldrid lelost, ion0er, iuenn e
Seoer, Der benz @tnfufe oes mGlarii1en @iites auss
geiett iit ieoeH NloIgen por 6gm AuSgeben 20 ooeT
so &ropfeit pon 0fea6p Jieei in einem @las Balier
Bu i9 nebmeH uuo eineH Grader baBu elien pote, 10
I0nutsr GnfdGe Derbhtet tueroeH.
Breis so Gents bic i5Iaiae. gu 5aben Del
oIIpu MnDfhpffru-
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q. g. Soutc.

unjebIbares yftteI ssssn WaIaria, Dpspspiie,
9eters llns Rerpenleiben, appetitIosfeit, gsrbau.
unssitDdGe uno ole fIimatiften Eteber. RabifaI<
nur N. &. Eonic unb fein anoeres. SO CENTS Die
Slafd,e. U. &. 3atutropten tNerye-Killer)
beili 2ohnifmersen iofort; 15 Gents bic 6labt. Sn
oHen ApotheleH Az babeu.
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Ser gauffra(f, TIA Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, o., 18. 6sbruar. - Der
8auf. @romtnator Saubers erfIdrte beute,
Der 0uin Der p1etropulitau. .8ant" iei uars
anla6t pprben burd bic DarIeibuug bon
gelSern obne seuiisenos Siderbeit; bic
Serbaftuus seS Sices Brdfibenteu 9eGamp
babe bas SalIiiemeut niGt berbeiaeIitbrt.
Brafbeut Weans babe ;tpar ieine Shnloeu
oils Brioatmarn getilgt, aber Die Bant babe
nod einen 9rSBeren 8etras BON ibnl 3u for
bern, ben er ibr in ieiner @tseul9aft 0ls Der.
pulter ianloe. lteber ben finau5iellsu Stano
Der ganf min ittb Sr. Saaoers ni9t auslprez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-20

PGris, Is. Sebr. - Sn Der 0eputirtens
fnmmer aSte beute Premierminiter Siraro
aatportIif elmer biesbeSiigIideu Anirlge
2aur'8, baB er sur 3ett fetueu IegaIen 5ruub
BEN iran60ii9eu er'SguOilat befaiIeu
iOute.
Wl. 9eIaporte III 3uu Observation-Disclosures
fir bic SOIOnieH SraHfreidb's eruaHnt uors
ben.
BariS, 10. 5ebr. - Bte n9e Semps"
beridtet, herrid]t uuausgeieste EbGtigteit in
olen fran30fI6en Arieualen, nnS eiue Ban
ierflotte rpirO gum Gftipea 2itnft in Serett'
ihaft aeiebt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-20
9Gtt Sbea,ttatts sttuS &etSeaoeI

Das Hnfebttare Slorenttnea c.
&ben IN ttsmGss 8 etlm itteI bat
itdh als oas eiu3ise nabre Ntiltel gesen attn"
ten Sibeumutiarus II. {. 10. ertuieIeH.
g8ir eriuden ale 2eioenbe, eS 81 probtreH-
Seoe Slade untsr @arantte. Sole @ius
Selnbeiten perSen in unierer Office gratis
rnitgetbsilt. g. 9. Sance, Rr. $40, > T.
8 BaItimereffrase. az
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ed,,nfaasttfsfntrtae . gglttteI.

psI6cs aueenbudlib nddj-SirmaIigenI @eUrau4 bic
groBten un6 peIHigen6itsn SdRlst5en qeut, Gntsnns
6ungeH llHbert uno &ongefioneflLIrt, einerlel' 90
in Den gungen, benz aRa9eu, aeu @inassfsnslesn oeeE
aloegen SThien ooer Sr9auismen.
SnuerGidb.-@tu bai6er bis Bu etnem "EbeeI5Hd
Doll tn enem baI6en 9laie gBaiisr 9enommen beiIt
III penigeu Yiinuten Srdmpie, lauren Dlaaen, ues
beielt, @J6reaen, SoOGrsnne1, RerD0ittdt, SblnIs
loii9fsit, Sopimeh, Diarrboe, 3olit SId9uuaeu una
ole innerlid1en SdlmerBeH.
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B&S Serudle etHuIal 3ance'e 9aGr
BteoerberReIIer. Gr UerbiGt otHneS
9aar, briugt bic aIte 5arbe ;uriid, 1T ein eles
gnptes SpiletteHmitteI nnS betlt SopfgrtRe
anb Soefhaut- SUDDEN. 8reiS 81. i3n bnbeR
bel 9 eth 9. Sauee & 6 0 N D., Nr. S10s
Of (neu; alte glr. 10S, gSef4) Baltimore
Strase. Q27-
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GmaeeRarHe.

9on6on, 10. Sebruar. .-6sftise Sdnee'
ftirme piitbeteu beute ullentbaIbeu in gug~
lamb, Srnnfreidj uno Spanieu, unb Der Ser
tebr puroe nui pieIen 8abnen unterbrOheu.
Sn Erentreit nurSe Ntilit6r requirirt, nm
ben S9uee BON ben @eleiien 5u entferHeH.
StaIten uup 1bhiiiaiem.
Snail Jonah, 18. Sebruar. - Gin elm
fluBreider abplFniter 9auptlius, 9eiae, ift
uom SDnig Sobuun abgefullsu. @r tif i'm
italieniiden Eager eridieusu uub bat @eues
raj Gan Rur5auO ietue Dienfie ausebOteu.
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RmbIanS's @abrnma.

Petersburg, 18. 6ebruur Biidues
graNai bat benz Staat8ratb eineu @eiesent'
tpurf sur Ginfibruu8 elmer Metuuwdbruua
uor9eIest, tpeI6er ais llsbergau9smaBresel
sur nugeuleiueu GoutOlibrung bes ruiiidlen
Niiu5meieus bienen iou. Die Wtetallwdb'
ring ioG Gber UorIauT9 tsiue OblisatOriife
iein. Der gutnuri beitimmt, buB fir cine
genifie 3eit Sauoelstrausuftioueu unO 9iefes
rungsuertrdge auf @runblGge bes @beImetoqs
perthes obgeidlo6eu tperbeu f0nnen. Die
fir io!d]e SrausattiOHeu fGLigen !3ablungen
tperbeu nadtrdgIid5 in ruiiitem Sob, Gil
ber cOer &ubeluuteu, unb 3fuar mad eiuem
nIImouatIi6 bonn Sinan;mtniler feftiuisbsn-
ben gnte, entriGtet neroen. &infubr56ue
iub na1 fDie Dor in Sob III Suhleu. Der
5rped Der RaBuabue if Der, Sob uuo Gil
ber in @irfulatipn 5u briugen unS ben gSeg
fir cine ObIiBatorii9e Retalmabruna borju=
bereitsn.
g8iiduegrutstt bat umfcngreide @oIoau,
f1ufe lnltQreuet.
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EsrppdffGst &a6eG9etFdBte+
ste psItstIae seae in gnaIams.

2onboa. IS. 5ebr. - 5R pOlitii9en
Sreiien berridlt grose uHrrhe. Der 9eheinIs
ietretGr Der &0nigin, S6erif Benlonb1r bat
tiirsIi9 2orb SaIieburp uno benz Ttibrer Der
Re9ierun9spartet i'm lInterbauie, gS. p.
Smith, pieoertOlt SeiuGe abgefattet. Col.
DE geIu9e iin6 uur iibIiG, tpeHu sine Sriiis
i'm ansu9e iif. gtad Der beutigen SisIug
0es Sabinetsratbes be9ab it9 Der General
iefretdr fir SrIanb, Sarfour, b01if aufserest
nod bem irii6eu Nulte. Sb9ei9 es Isbr
faIt mar, trHs er bod teiuen put uuO aius
NIT an ben Snpf gebriidten Sauoen ieiues
g8eges. 3pei 9eteftibes folsteR ibm.
Der Slab ifOniauer Gboma9 RpburH 8us
danan ift fir bic Befabtbeiluug g6inbur9's
oils .Nitslieb bes llnterbauies erndblt NOR
ben. @r erbielt 1924 Stinmeu sesen 3248
Ieiues @egeucan6iooten, 6es 2iberalz zlIuioui=
fen &uIet9b. SuHnnun mar frither 9eguer
bon Soue StIle unb mar BON ben uutOnifen
iu's Iarlnnent seipibIt tpurben. Sor eiui.
gen Wiouaten theilte er ieinen @eIinnunass
pediel nit unb ia9te 5ugleid, bnB er bei Der
gSteherer6ffuung oes BartamenteS reFgniren
uuo oils Slabfonianer uub Sonie' 6uler caIis
6i6iren perbe. Bei Der Iebten Babl erbielt
er als 2iberal, llnioHift 3093 uub Der 0onles
9iuIer SalIace 2393 Stimmeu.
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celed for heavy wear. If not sold by your dealer
write w. l.. DOUGLAS. BrocktOn, Mass.
(Ramt unb Breis Fnb auf Der SobIe ieben S9u5ss
einaeftempeIt.)
ID. e. Douglas s4sS6ub, ber SrisnaIzG6ub
nno Der etn89e NIT Der 9anb eendhte gerabme (welt)
$4<S1uh in Der Stobt, ffebt fir sfunben gematten,
NIT Der Sane eendbten Sduben, bic So bis SO toften,
sIeih.
anoten .rnstn al, ". e. 9ouaIas' s2=sGmb.
Sdlt Shr S9uhhanbIer fis nidpt, 70 itiIen Sic SD,
ren HGmeR per BoftnIte On ~. e. lppdiaS,
8rpGtpu, sEaif., elm.
Sn Baltimore AL 1aben BET
~. &tSeHtbas, Sd5oFsGde Der Ealtimorts rub
%hroberFraSe;
~. n. Trefoearid. Rr. 318, Eorb,gutauffr,t
N. q. Sasr, Kr. 163, Bdltiniuretrasc;
Carroll g. @nep, Rr. 203, Sanooerfrdse;
Uep5erts' aEanausatbs S&ubIaSsa, Rr. 843,
RorhsG1apHroEe. fSunl7.lN
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gs mar Oas sTfis Gn6 1T Oas sinstse

Sia6mae's 3eob1 9ielieT III Elm yIitteI gegen tSsH
ShmerB, 8erTeHfungeu, 2ueLidungen, Sdmers
Beu In oem JRudeH, Der Srun Un0 ben
ts5fte0eIu.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-02-11

The Boston Budget tells this real HE
story: In one of Boston's prominent dry
Goods establishments recently, while lady
= was making some purchases, her attention
was called to colIoquy between prospec-
tive purchaser and a salesman. The party
desiring the goods asked to be shown what
she required, and being accommodated IN
chat particular examined the article delib-
erateiy and carefully, and expressed the
greatest satisfaction, saying it was just ex-
actly what she wanted, Then turning t'
the salesman, she asked:
awhat did you say is the price PEI
yard?"
aTwenty-fye cents" came the reply,
aWhyf' Indignantly exclaimed tn
aroused customer, putting the goods iron
her with gesture Of contempt. i don
want It, then. l want to pay fifty cents
yard,n and she tossed her head 10 the an
inquiring, aWhere can get what want.
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dait and 9amor.
A Western Postofnce.

Some time ago, while the Inspector Of
Postofices for the Northern Pacific Divi-
sion was making his rounds, he arrived at
\ small town in Idaho Territory, and going
into the only store in the place, inquired
"Where is the postofice here? ?"
The sole occupant of the store looked
him over, from head to foot, and replied:
"Why, you fool, it's right here. Where
did you suppose it was p
The Inspector looked around at the bar,
with its row of black bottles, the two bar
rels of sugar, and other articles generally
found in backwoods store, but failed to
discover the postofice department.
"Where is the place you keep the let
ters?" he asked.
There; in that cigar box. Can't you
see thing when it's right afore your
nose?"
The Inspector looked into the cigar box,
and to his surprise and amusement, found
the postofice, the letters being thrown pro-
miscuously among the cigar stumps, etc.
"Where is the postmaster ?" he inquired
t'He's gone hunting"
"Who attends the postofiee when he's
away?"
'eThe clerk"
"Where is he ?"
"Sick."
"Well, who is attending the Office TO-
day."
''If you're looking for full-blown post
master, just gaze on me; I'm him to-day"
"Have you been sworn in p
''Not much; nor sworn out either.
This state of affairs shocked the worthy
Inspector, and he told the man they could
not conduct Uncle Sans business in that
way.
He was informed that if he did not like
it he could call on the postmaster the next
day and settle it.
The Inspector was on hand early the
next morning and found the postmaster
looking like thunder cloud.
$50 you're the man what inspects post
offices, are you ?" said he. "And you
don't like my style AZ. right, he con-
tinued, and hergrabbed up the cigar box
containing the posloffice. "I'm man of
few words and much meaning. You just
tell that man in Washington they call
Uncle Sam, to take his onery twenty dol
lars-a-year postofice and go plum to the
devil with it. 1 amt postmastering as
much as / was"
And he fired the postoffice into the road,
with an invitation to the Inspector to fol-
low quickly and not look back if he cared
to enjoy further good health.
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MORTGAGES SALE
AVA OLA
Valuable Little Property,
Near Westminster. Md.

BY virtue Of the power of sale contained il
the mortgage from Samuel ]. Hook and wifi
to Charles B. Roberts, guardian, bearing dat,
on the 9th day of November, A. D. 1885, ant
recorded among the Real Estate Mortgag,
Records of Carroll county, in Liber G. A. N
No. %, folio sc, &C., the undersigned, attor
ney named in said mortgage, will offer a
public sale, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, 2Sd OF FEBRUARY, 1888
at l o'clock, p. M, all that parcel of lane
being part of tract of land called Law
renee by His Graft" and the same described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, containin.
II ACRES, 3 R00DS AND y PERCHEs
of land, more or less. The improve"
thereon consist r. n. '-s Ma;s
AIAI frame sr'0. i East Nam
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
500 Dressed Chickens, so Cans Of mems
So Eggs and Country p os Dwelling House,
A u....r stable and other outbulldlngs.
- There is water convenient to
ne buildings and stream Of running water
near the house. There is abundance OF fruit
on the property, and the land is in good
state of cultivation. This property is about
three. ouarters of mile from Westminster,
Md. and lies on the county road leading from
the turnpike opposite the old Fair Grounds
mast what is known as "Myers' Mill, and
adioins the lands of the Westminster Water
Company and others, and is now occupied by
the said Samuel j. Hook.
Terms of Saie.-Cash upon the day OF sale
or the ratification thereof by the Court; but
the MORTGAGE will give such reasonable credit
terms as will be satisfactory to the purchaser
If the same shall be desired.
CHARLES B. ROBERTS,
;.,os 10 ATTORNEY named in Mortgage.
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Why Americans Die Young.

"You have great country" said an
Englishman to an American; III admit it
A grand country, vast in its territory and
of boundless resources, but your climate
cannot compare with that of England for
salubriy.'
sit can't?''
Certainly not"
"Why, now, our climate is one of the
principal things we pride ourselves upon
We have all kinds to suit-frigid, temper
ate, torrid-and each possessed &C salu.
briousness equaled nowhere else in crea
ton"
aBut it is averred that Americans die
early"
''Die early2 ?"
@Yes, sir, and especially your business
men,"
"And don't you know the reason? p
at is found to be in the nature of your
climate, / presume"
iIn the nature of our climate! No, sir
the reason Americans die early is because
they amt hogs, because they know when
they've got enough RE aaitairs Of the
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FAST MAIL@DAIIY.
Leaves Hillen Station, Baltimore at 440 g. m
Glyndon 5.21, Westminster 5.51, New Windsor Cos
Union Bridge 6.13, Mechanicstown GAO Blue Ridge
Summit 7.06 arriving at Hagerstown, c. V. D., at
7.45.
Leaves Hagerstcwn for Baltimore at 11.45 a. m
Blue Ridge Summit 1922, Mech anicstownl24 40 Union
Bridge LOS, New Windsor Lib, Westminster I27
Glyndon 200, arriving at Hillen Station Baltimore
at 2.40 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East will leave Union Bridge for Baltimore
and intermediate Stations at 625 g. m 428 D. IA and
Westminster at 7.05 a. m. and 4.5S p m. Going West
will leave Baltimore for Union Bridge and inter
mediate Stations at $50 a. m, and 230 D. m. and
Westminster at IL II a. m. and All D. m.
EMMITSBURG RAILROAD-Daily except Sunday
Trains South will leave EmmittsbufR at SIS
q. m. and $50 and 5.45 P. m, arriving at Rocky
Trains North will leave Rocky Ridge at 1910 a. M
and 4.0S and 6.31 p. m, arriving at Emmittsburg
II 10 a. m, and ASS and 7.0l p. m.
BALTIMORE AND CUMBERLAND VALLEY R. R.
Trains leave East daily, except Sunday. Shippens-
burg. 6.55 m, and 130 and 400 D, M, Chambers
burg rs a. m, 203 and 43s p. m. Waynesboro sos
q. m, 241 and $40 p m, arriving at Edgemont S25
a. M, and 800 and 528 p. m.
Trains West daily except Sunday Edgemont
1lS and Al a. m, and $50 p. M, Waynesboro 73S
a. m. and II m and $50 p. m, Chambersburg $50 a.
M, and 1910 and s so p. m, arriving at Shippens-
burg $50 a. m, and LILO and 800 p. m.
Orders for Baggage calls can be left at Ticket
Office, 2l7 E. Baltimore street.
M. HOOD GenT Manager
dec II B. h. GRIswoLD, Gen1. Passenger Agent
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4oetrp.
kzARn KNOCKED OUT.
From Diff.

From DJ7tt.
From the land of the Dakotas,
Land of wheat and Legislatures,
And of lies about the wheat yield,
Told by limber-tongued agents,
To allure the Eastern farmer
Coax him to Dakota's prairies;
Land of Legislatures many,
And of Statewood's proud ambition.
From the land of the Dakotas,
Came the blizzard from the northwest,
Came the wild, the frigid blizzard,
Came the blizzard in its GOODNESS,
Swept the blizzard to the eastward,
Struck the city of Chicago,
Noted for its hams and bacon,
And its hatred of St. Louis
Famous for its bomb assassins,
And the great feet of its maidens.
Swept the blizzard further eastward,
Up ohio's fertile valley,
Tried to freeze the town of Pittsburgh,
Blu the gas burned there dismayed 1t,
Fuel hot and subterranean.
Passed the blizzard DER the mountains,
Chilled the Dutch farmers marrow,
Captive took the Quaker City;
Froze the mud in streets of Gotham;
Prowled about the nations Congress,
In the District of Columbia;
Watched the Senate Chambers portals,
Till 1t found vermonts cold Scion.
Thinking 1t would freeze him rigid,
Came the blizzard from the northwest,
Eager to contest with Edmunds
For the icy championship.
Gazed the man upon the blizzard
Gazed but once upon the cold wave.
And the blizzard vanquished, slaughtered,
Died right there upon the pavement;
Died the blizzard from Dakota;
Died the blizzard from the northwest
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baltimore AND POTOMAC
ID RAILROAD.

On and after January 8, 1883, trains will run as
FROM CALVERT STATION.
For Washington. ZOO, 7.s5 a. m. and SIS p. m.
daily except Sunday, and $50, 49, $40 a. m, and
l2 is 1S5, AS, $40 and 9sa p m daily.
For Pope,s Greek Line, 700 a. m and Ais p m.
Fol For annapolis, fs5 and 9.o5 a. m. and Ass p. m.
daily except Sunday. Sunday, $40 a. m. and 4.S5
For Richmond and the South at $50 a. m. daily.
and 4 daily ny Sunday
$40 a. m, LIS and 9.32 p m. daily.
For points on the Manassas Division, 1925 p. m,
For points on Newport News and Mississippi Val
ley system via. Charlottesville $40 a. m. and LIS p
M daily. 9.S2 p. m daily, except Sunday.
FROM UNION STATION.
For Washington, 405, $780, $50, z05, z4O, S23, 945,
a. m, 1910. 1244 205 $50 445. $40. o55, $50, s.l2
and 942 p. m; on sunday 405 500. ESQ. s2s 945 q.
m. 12.44, Dos, AS, CSC, SD and 9.42 p. m.
For Pope's Creek Line, 7O5 a. M and 40 p. m.
For Annapolis 7.4o and 9.1O a. M, 70. 40 AS and
For Richmond and the South at 4.O5 and 9.45 a.
m; every day and AS p m. weekdays.
and 9.42 p. m. daily. 259 (Lmited) D. m week days
For points on Manassas Division, 124O p. ~, week
For points on Newport News and Mississippi VAL
ley system via Charlottesville 945 a. m. and 205 D.
m. daily, and 259 Qimited.) and $40 p m. week
FROM PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE STATION.
For Washington 5.o4, 6.55, 40, IA and s.27 a. M
12.49, 210 450 5.45 705 and 946 p. m On Sunday at
5oi, 655, S27 m, 1249, 2.l0, $50, 705 and 946
p.m
For Annapolis IA and 914 a. m and $50 p. m
weekdays. On Sundays. S27 a.. m. and $50 p. m.
Leave Washington for Baltimore-At 6.S5, 40,
900 $40 $50 11.00 and lilo m. 1205, 200, S45
4.10 49, 440 600, $40, 1000 and l120 D. M On
Sundays, at 900 905 $50, l140 M, 200 3.45, 40
$780, $40, 1000 and l1.20 p. m.
CATONSvILLE BRANCH.
Leave Calvert Street-For Catonsville 755. 9.47 a.
8 90, 446, 60 and III Is D.. m SUNDAYS. 100 a.
m, 240, 500 and 7.45 p. m.
Leave Union Station.--At 500 and 952 a. m, sos,
45l, 625 and II. 20 p. m. weekdays Sundays, 1910
a.. m. 245. sos and $50 p. m.
Leave Pennsylvania Avenue Station.-At sos,
go =: M r, Az 100 ~ ah0 2 2 m; weekdays
Leave Catonsville for Baltimore.-At 6.54 S3S,
10.S5 o. M, $40, SOS and I'll p. weekdays Sum
days, 9.05 a. M, 1.S0, 400 and $50 p. m. jan2l
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DAr1FIcAT1oN NOTICE.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County,
DECEMBER TERN, 1887. J
Estate Of David Leppo, deceased.
On application it is ordered this Esd day OF
January, 1858, that the sale Of the real estate
Of David Leppo, late Of Carroll county, de-
ceased, made by William K. Leppo, executoB
Of the last will and testament of said deceased,
and this day reported to this Court by the said
executor, be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause cause be shown to the contrary, on OF
before the 4th Monday, 9th day of February
/ next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
fer three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the Sd Monday, 10th day of February
next.
The report states the amount of sale to b'
eight hundred and ninety seven dollars
1887. 90.
DAVID Fl. HOFFACKER,
JAMES p. SUMMERS, Judges.
JAMES w. WHITE,
True copy,-Test:
;an2s gt* Register Of Wills