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r. p. Graham, the Republican candidate
for Comptroller, has publicly declared him
self as opposed to the free school system. As
the Comptroller has a good deal TO do with the
public school funds, all friends of public edu-
cation should see to it that Mr. Graham is not
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..Lef ~ carry Maryland this goar, ant 're
promise gan that ne viii hare her - the ~
oub9icaA column ia The Presidential ro"fe5'
and keep her there for M TIM % eo"e. n
IIavd LawndeS
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r. p Graham, the Republican nominee
for Comptroller, before he became candi-
date, said the Republican party was composed
of "a rabble and negroes, and he could not
afford 10 mingle with it.
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those days. what as individuals these people
intend to do, but it matters very greatly that
they should not delude our people with such
nonsense and hypocrisy until we are handed
over To the Republican Deliah to be shorn OF
our strength and bound hand and foot. The
reelection of President Cleveland is directly
involved in the state election, for no man can
honestly believe that the state can be betrayed
into Republican hands now and he reclaimed
IN 1888.
And vet fellow Democrats within month
this same great Baltimore daily newspaper
had so far forgotten its own teaching and us
own logic of its better days aS rs to say +:
..We cannot conceive of a more damning
confession from the lips of any set Of polti-
clans than that you cannot afford TO let the
Republicans win because that means the loss
of the election machinery.
What we re the sources Of political pow
or prav. To which the sun referred III 1885,?
What is the difference between the conditions
now and the conditions a. they were then
viii the Republican party be less of a Deli
lab under the great ret0rmer, Lloyd Lowndes,
than il would have been under Walter i.
Brooks? Are We not on the eve of a Pre-l-
dental election now a. We were ia lSs. z
Does not Mr.. LnwudeS himself appreciate the
facts? What sources Of political power have
we now 10 turn over less than those winch
were 10 be turned over in 1881
Al. but Mr.. Lowude, isa returmcr = What
is there in his past record says the Baiii-
more News. which should make anybody
fear that some dire result viii follow h~ eIec-
tion to the Goyernorshlp2
A. a Democrat, | answer: record oil
uuwaverlng LOYALTY 10 the Republican party
hot 4 ts4T
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No ticket has been nominated ia Carroll
Tor some years that has been more heartily
received than the one nominated last Monday
1t will get there on November 5.
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NXyISNER'S SUNDAY SCHOOLwill
w hold its first annual Reunion. Saturday
October II, 1895, in Mr. Earhart's grove,
about half mile north of the school house,
beginning at II clock. A number of prom
inent and able speakers will be present to
deliver addresses. The Carroll county Reed
Band will be present to furnish the music; all
are invited. sept2l 81
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A little of Republican rule in Baltimore
might bring some Democrats in that city to
their senses. Nothing short of it will be ef-
fectiye. Negro domination, higher taxation,
and business stagnation would have proper
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The Democratic convention last Monday
made new deal. With the exception II the
nominees for Senator and Surveyor none If
the candidates had ever been nominated for
public position.
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The Republican managers are informed
that the Democrats are going to SET hvelt
pace in this campaign,
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JERUSALEM Lutheran Sunday
81 School Of Bachman's Valley will hold
its celebration in George Warehime's grove
on Saturday. September 2s commencing al
30 clock. m. Afterthe celebration festival
will be held. Addresses will be delivered by
prominent speakers. Music by Mt Pleasant
Band. All are invited Sept2l It
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NO 33T2 EQUITY.

y
H. the Cirrui Court tn Carroll County. Sin
ting 10 Equity
William IT, Caple, Mortgage. rs. Charles G,
e. Caplr, Moueagor.
Ordered TN, 18th day of September. in The
year 1888. that the sales uf ihe property men
toned in the foregoing proceedings, made aud
reported hy William H. Caple, Mortgage,
be- ratified aud confirmed. uules> cause ia the
contrary thereof he shown on ar before the
2lst day OF October, next; provided a copy Of
this order be inserted ia some newspaper
printed IN Carroll county once IN each Of
three successive weeks before the 18th day Of
October. next.
The rrpor, states the amount If sales 10 be
S7aS. 80
BENZ. +. GROUSE. Clerk.
True coPy,-rest;
sept2l b BENI. F. CGorsr Clerk.
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CToCKHoLDERs MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Western Maryland Railroad Company tor
the election of five Directors To serve for the
ensuing year. will he held at the office Of the
Company, Hillen Station, Baltimore on
Wednesday. October 10th. at T. o clock, NJ.
GEO. II. BAER,
sept u te Secretary
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AT the close of the G. A. r. reunion at
Louisville, Kentucky, the Confederates Asso-
citation gave them barbecue. Over $4,000
persons were present; 600 sheep, 200 hogs
and so beeyes were served.
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IVAN l.. HOFF,
4 ATTORNEY AT LAW.

VIII attend promptly To all legal business
entrusted To him.
English and German spoken.
OFFICE: Main street near Court, West
minister, Md
viii be al Manchester. Saturday Of each
week
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ever lt-ltl llltIt III years iftttf run
saws the attendance was fully 5000, and the
enthusiasm was such that gave evidence that
the Democratic party j. becoming aroused as
il has not been for some years past. Brass
bands and marching clubs added To the en-
thuSiasm Of the occasion, and stirring speeches
were made bv the state candidates, Congress
man Miles. Randolph Barton. Senator Moss
and others.
State Senator Moss presided. He said that
he had intended in opening the meeting, 10
ask the Democrats to get together, but the
vast aSsemblage showed that the Democracy
of Anne Arundel had gotten together before
be got there
WR. HURsT's SPEECH.
The first speaker Of the evening was John
r. Hurst the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor. He spoke Of bis aborions life a, a
business man affordiug him hut little opportmi-
~ 10 acquire readiness as public speaker,
and h. could not preSeutthe issues ia as torcible
q manner as he desired. The speaker then
said he had non sought the nomination but
that it had come 10 him unsolicited, and pro
eeedcd % show the uutenable position Of
those who object 10 the manner Of his nomi-
J nation. Continuing Mr. Hurst said
..The office Of Governor ot MARYLAND IS 3
/ high aud diguihed Office wyll worthy OF the
ambition of amy honorable man, bui high rs
al ~ 4-r .-tg . ~ :. IL,
;, ~. =. ~ -,
-. ,.s,I..,,,.,t,
-; - r.. -. ~ Ng.r,ia,,J :.
-. = ~. = ~, =. :, -. ~.
-. H.. ,.,. a.. ,.. Ill, r,..., 4;
NJ, a., L.i, - y, - ~ I;r..,.. n
-, H.. - ~, ~ M an r,.ssgr.. -. H..
/ f,,olfi.. ,sbsel. ! NOSES Shall execute ail
I is functions with the most absolute ndsreu-
mai E,,.,.I .bsf H.. ftu4gg.a ~ ma, letter
a s..a,tar,.. would b.v. u..t M resi- alI 4n.
,,artb, sr,.t.f..,.,ts rr.u ,bfs a.rrct a ms
,,nd;ds.y bs4 b6re8 ,hat lifetime "a
. Igb,risus fnfi and -slfn.I;ane.. ra>.ad under
~. ars. If r,, falla,F. citizens unuFA. without
+ .8eh f,uggag,s. have, l....p REGARDED a. 4 suf
fe;en, Guarantee tssf a i usu. even though
I far more exalted .phrre II astieu. s,suld hr
I eypaet.# rs exhibit H.. same guaIgtis- thar
/ had sarn,.f tsr mo fbs good sill aud respect
If fbe-,, ,sbo Nna, me.
had hsFs,d thar nav garegr as ), merchant
Uuuld have secured rae against th.. offensive
lmpe,st5an tina. Ia auy position 81 r,..r.ausj
/ Iility ar trust a. which / might d. called. I
( aagjd allaa aav man Is thiak saI as FIR u.e
ia submit ~ the guidance. control a. Iiets
Z fiar 81 any man.
Having thas made ay ls.,rsenAi position So
/ clear that ual,asir can taii tu understand tg I
,sru a. : brief aIlus5pH NJ The s-,IitaaA sssssrs
81 ths campaign.
Upon shr national gug-tioa st she gagrvnrv
and III. tariff ! .sGsrriH-a besrf5Ey rs the
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Part bf Michigan ass swept rs tornado
aa "Wednesday THREE pgr>tr.s KILLED aad
u .,-0 Ia property DESTROYED
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DUBLIC SALE
or
VALUABLE FARM,
Near Mount Airy. Carroll county. Maryland.

Near Mount Airy, Carroll county. Maryland.
The subscriber. having quit farming, will
offer for sale. ON
| SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER DIST, 1895,
at / O'Clock, j. M, on the premises. his farm
{yina ahnut , miles north OF Mount Airy and
half a mile east Of the Ridge road, adjoining
the lands of Wesley Harrison. Robert Sellman,
Joshua BuraIl and Vim. Horne. This farm
contains
81 ACRES OF LAND, MORE or LESS,
acres Of which is in Wood, and the re
mainder in good state Of cultivation, The
improvements consist of large
, story dwelling house nearly Az1aS s
new. with rooms and excel 80 49,
lem cellar. tenant house of 3 &5EEEskzzkzSE@
rooms. wagon shed corn crib and granary
combined. good stabling and all other neces-
sarv outbuildings, with fine apple and peach
orchards on the premises, also an excellent
spring of water near the house with water con-
yanientlv accessible To all the fields.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-third of the purchase
money To be paid cash on the day OF sale, or
within ten DAYS thereafter; the balance of the
nurchaSe money to be paid in equal proper
lions in six and twelve months. bearing in-
terest from the day of sale, and to be secured
by notes Of the purchaser 10 the satisfaction of
he owner or James A. c. Bond, his Attorney,
or an cash At the option of the purchaser.
JOSEPH HARRISON, Owner,
James A. c. Bond. Attorney.
sep r. Mercer Auetoheer'
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Daniel Rsunel. 81 Pn rier' s Siding Pa q
track walker far ". Nd r. g., vas killsi
"Wednesday
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CHEMICALS EQUALLY CHEAP
MORTGAGE SALE
AVA uF
Desirable Business Property,
Ca the Baltimore x Ohio Railroad. At Wood
bipe. Carroll eoautv. Nd.

b, virtue Of the power contained ia mort
gage from Basil H. Belts. to the undersigned
dated January II. A. u. lSS1, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records 81
Carroll county. IN l.iber W. " NJ, No. -
folio 49,. etc. | will sell NJ Public Sale, at
the Court House door, in Westminster, Carroll
county, Md. ou
MONDAY. the lIth day of OCTOBER. 1875,
1T o clock. y. m. all that part of tract OF
land called ''Wilkes and Liberty. containing
II ACRES. l ROOD aud 81 PERCHES
more or less, being the same land conveyed
hy sud described IN said mortgage.
The Improvements thereon
are q large and newly built. A ~ \
two story Frame Store and IS ass
Dwelling House. Stable and Ill Rf1ssSasssl:
other outbuildings.
This property is located at Woodbine, Car.
roll county. Nd, nearly opposite the Railroad
Station; is on the public road leading to
sam 5 Creek, and IS well adapted 10 any pub.
lie business.
Terms of SaIe-Cash; or if desired by tbs
purchaser credit terms will be given as fol
lows: 0ne-half cash on the day OF sale, or on
the ratification thereof. and The other one.
half in six months from the day s. sale, the
credit payment to be secured by the note o
the purchaser or purchasers, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day o.
sale. deposit of $3.50 in cash will be re
quired on the day of sale, if the purchaser
elects 10 accept the credit terms.
JOHN W. NELSON, Mortgagee.
Reifsnider \ Reifsnider. Solicitors.
Sep2l Is
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TNRUSTEES SALE
uF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

In Manchester District. Carroll County, Md
rs virtue 81 a decree Of the Circuit Court
h,r Carroll County. in equity, passed on the
Anh iay of August, lS9l. IN cause No. 1878
Equify iH said court. between Edward Ware
helm and Others Plaintiffs. and William Ware
helm. Defendant. the undersigned, trustees
appointed by said decree. wall offer n public
sale, ou the premises, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1895,
81 u'cIock. =. M. an that land, situate in
Manchester district. Carroll couaty, on the
public road leading from Manchester 10 Alesia,
and about / miles from Alesia, containing
IS ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
aud adjoining the lands Of Eli Wareheim,
William Calyrder and others. and being part
of the land which Geo. Ware
A a.& helm died seized and possessed
Il Is improved by p story
ksjctaassEzA Brick Dwelling House, barn
aud an other necessary outhuildingS. 4 good
orchard and we'll watered About 10 or u
acres Of good timber
FERNS Ut Sale as prescribed hv the decree
are Ope-third &C the purchase money cash
on the day of sale or upon the ratification
thereof by the Court; the balance la two equal
payments Of six aud twelve months, secured
Is the notes OF the purchaser. with interest
from day 1t sale.
nR. EDWARD A. WAREHElM,
JAS. 4. c. BOND.
Trustees.
aug2l is Jacob Hoffman, Auctioueer.
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We have found the secret of manufacturing

We have found the secret of manufacturing
FERTIIzERl
FFRTHIZERI
FERTIE4fzzEaHsf
especially adapted the soil of Carroll county What
pleasant thing goods praised We enjoy
pleasure this time by receiving praises and
who used FERTILIZER in the past
One of the results besides the yield of wheat has been
the excellent growth of grass which follows.
Rememember, prices low the lowest and
goods sold Brands of FERTILIZER
for years This alone should be proof enough
Very Respectfully,
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The Democratic Advocate.
WESTMINSTER, MD.

The Democratic Advocate
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER p, 1895
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR.
JOHN f. HURST,
Of Baltimore city.
FOR COMPTROLLER.
MARION DEKALB SMITH.
of Kent county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
CHARLES c. CROTHERS.
of Cecil county.
s'
COUNTY TICKET.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
PTNKNEY ]. BENNETT.
ron HOUSE or DELEGATES.
j. VINCENT ECKENR0DE.
VIM. W. WALDEN,
BASIL DORSEY,
A. AUGUSTUS BROWN.
FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN OLIVER MURRAY.
FOR STATE 5 ATTORNEY,
MILTON REIFSNIDER.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
JESSE LEMON.
FOR ORPHANS COURT,
DIR. JACOB RINEHART,
DR.. JOS. J. STEWART,
JOHN W. TRACY.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
JOHN f. MASENHEIMER.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
NJ. THEODORE YEISER.
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CARDS AND CIRCULARS printed at
~ this Office.
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DUBLIC SALE
l. or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE,
In Silver Run Carroll county Maryland.

BY virtue Of power Of attorney from all
the heirs-at-aw and the widow of j. Henry
Knipple late of Carroll county, Maryland,
deceased. dated the 10th day Of February,
1895, and recorded among the Land Records
of Carroll county, in l.iher b. f. G., No. So
folio l16, &c. the undersigned, attorney named
in said power of attorney, Will offer AT public
sale. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, 2sth day of SEPTEMBER,
1895, at | O'Clock, p. M, all that valuable lot
or parcel of land, Situated III the village of
Silver Run, in Carroll county, Maryland, CON
tanning FIVE acres of land, more or less. and
is improved by a two-story Log
X Frame Weatherboarded Dwell
ing House, barn, chicken house,
Ezs11efzi3s ssEA spring house aud other out
buildings This property fronts on the Bal
timore aud Reisterstown Iurnpike:the dwell
ing house has been recently repaired and there
is a spring of excellent water convenient to
the dwelling. A surveyed plat Of the property
will be exhibited on day Of sale.
Terms of Sale :-0ne-third of the purchase
money to be paid cash on day Of sale the
balance in two equal payments, one payable
in six months and the other in twelve months
from day Of sale; credit payments to be Sc
cured by the notes of the purchaser, with APP
proved security. bearing interest from day of
sale. CHAS. Fl. kNlPPLE,
Attorney named in Power OF Attorney.
Sept. Its Wm. Brown, Auctioneer.
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER u, 1895.
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FOR SHERIFF.
JOHN OLIVER MI RRAG.
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FOR STATE : ATTORNEY.
Ohm MILTON REIFSNIDER.
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FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATES
j. VINCENT ECKENR0DE.
VIM. W. WALDEN,
BASIL DORSEY,
A. AUGUSTUS BROWN.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
JESSE LEMON.

FOR ORPHANS COURT,
DIR. JACOB RINEHART,
DR.. JOS. J. STEWART.
JOHN W. TRACY.
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~ " ATW As4E tsefsaAtsw 81 tfffilsf@ ass fA WV
should wr prefer 90 live .t.H }gngeg a8avf
shat tines call th- ssaguaH'. dead lsgti uf
Democratic supremacy Ia shts state. and s..
rrgall ID their memories fhe sections si their
tart, Wheu lass theg bad ooat,ul ta the sisiv,
and thr sa~ld.y ucerriius aeiivn 81 lhesr
party ID iH, eonu'ry 10 large, dHrsuz Erpal,ii
eau doanipaliaa, which have irru HuN}uu-
and offensive % D., thsy tril Gs that Shps. 20
truss~ arr na, before to=lay, aal urge thar
We 10 Is gouys he by Aoges- - Iues1he bur
r.ar. - do al mrH b. have Iaalirratssi yoa.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.
PTNKNEY ]. BENNETT.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-24

The statement Of the pos.
Office department that the sale
Of postal stamps, postal cards,
wrappers and stamped envel.
opes has bten larger tran dur
ing any like period on record is
very significant Of a genuine
business boom. Boston Globe.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-24

Mr.. Croker is a lucky man .
If he can come back home
wearing the. laur lis Of victory
IN the English turf, probably
not even DR.. Paikhurst will
have the audacity to dispute
his political primary in New
York. To win there is to place
himself TN a plane next to
royalty itself. On the other
hand, should he come back de-
feated, he would be much more
likely to be sent to join McKane
AMI Sutherland than to be
given the Tammany captaincy
We're a queer people, we Amer
ica"s. Anything that's Eng
lisIl "goes"-wherever it wants
TO go.-Boston Traveller.
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Charlotte News: John How .
ard, Sam Turner and Arthur
Williams, three tramps who
had drifted here with the cir.
Gus. were discovered in a box
car at the Southern Dept last
mig nc at 12 o'clock. The car
was loaded with merchandise
anil the tramps had broken
open a box of tobacco. The
police were teIephoned for aud
thu traiDps were escorted io The
lcci:up. In the peck as Of How
ard a couple of packages If to-.
bat co were found. The pack 80
ag' q. were taken from the boxes
in the car. Howard was sent
To- ] I'll in default If saj hrnd
foi Larceny. Turner and VIII
liainS were fined S. each for Va.
grsncy. They went to the chain
garg.
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When travelling, always take
a cake % Johnsou's Oriental
Soap with you; diseases Hre cf
teen an@ht from using hotp
soar. Sold by w. II. Yearly.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1895-04-24

To produce upon new wood the ap-
pearance of age is something upon
which q great deal of time, money and
thought has been expended. A new
dye or stain that promises TO be more
satisfactory than any heretofore used
Is made By adding to one thousand
parts Of water fifty parts Of CONNER.
cial alizaria. Into this ammonia Is
put, drop by droD. until q portion of
the liquid taken from the bulk and agi.
tsted gives offa distinct ammonia odor.
This stain will color maple 70 q red.
brown. giving II the appearance Of age
that D 50 much desired By lovers Of fine
furniture. Under the same treatment.
oak takes on yellow.brown. After
treatment with calcium chloride gives
. much darker and richer color. The
value Of many sorts Of wood In greatly
increased by dark coloring. and as this
stain strikes deep into the wood, IL Is
Ut once practical and Of good deal of
r"s-nial Importance. IN. Y. Lodges.
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WEsT.B0UND
LEAVE LYNGHHTRa- nAIfY


LEAVE LYseHBuRG-DAILY.
5gsam. ar Roanoke, Radford, Bluefc'd
aud Potahoutas. also for Rocky N.nut AMI
ais aii1Hs NinsonsSalem Division. Con.
nests a, Roanoke S ns an, vita Washing.
tn md Chattanooga Limited In alI p1ini,
soath tnd west Of Bristol. Pullman slern.
ers Roanoke TO Memphis and New Orleans.
Dining car aitafhsd,
as pn Daily, THE Chifaga Express. =
or Roanoke, I;Iurlield, PocalioHtas. he oss
Columbus and Oh eago. Pullman BnlIe
sleeper Kornoke 10 Columbia without
change. Connects n Radlari lor Bristol
Knoxville, Chattanooga and Intermediate
POINTS. Pullman Sleeper Radforl 10 Chat
'an0 ga.
Arrive Lynchburg Daily from
the West.
1890 a. m, 1870 p. IN
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ATLANTA spRcr,r.

Nos 412 aud 4a8 SOLD Pullman yest,l,uIe
Trains between Washington and Atlanta
Trains s. and ~ have through sitrpers between
weldon and New York a :
No. g makes cl9se cDnneeti0a n Portsmouth
with hay Line f1f baltimore Old 10 iniop
Steamers tot New York every day In the Neek
exccPt Friday With Merchant aud Miners
l.sng .Jr E1stDn and Providence every day ri ~
Wee!s except Tuesday and ThnrsIay ana
Norfolk aud washingion : u cumpang dail,
for Washington
train going west on n. N H. railroad
Fer tufihrt Information IN rrgaFd q conEee.
lions, etc. Apply - X !. CheafhaHi, agent. bur
ham y {.
jour ". 9INnER Grnetaf Manager
T. 7. ANDERSON q. "a
y, ~. IONS Vice President
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{. ". ROCHELLE.
PHOTOGRAPHER.
Dlrlam n. c.

All persons desiring first
class pictures are requested
to visit my gallery over A.
%. Elli0tts store OH Main
street and examine my work
and prices. mar-l3
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Cases Of 40 years standing
when operations have failed
have been cure | by Japanese
Pile Cure. Guaranteed by W.
-. - . . aszaa-a..
Chllifon Cry for Pitchers CastOrla.
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Wilmington Messenger: The
kitchen Of Mr. ID. L. Britt, who
resides On Fourth street, be
tween Queen and Castle, was
robbed of 500 worth Of groceries
yesterday morning before day.
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~ lselheld With AtinHilesoaa Line fs Rich
mgndi Petersburg. tsaidsinsrn WllmlpK,na. ets
~ ssHn@ WITH hArhinugld AMI Ihntiile Rail.
Raleigh. etc.
AZ Nnfiolk with The n r. .. and n, Railway.
W, hsflea kaslte. sri Hay iine Steamer ~
Nl,h slis.ih nee iron sisnmrrs II Maahlnetfsn
aitl Agfloik line or Aie1anirla. Maslierton
iisl pglhss norm With Old Dominlen Steamship
t,saali. tsAlahfs anil steamships ~ Utl
ls.llhh hanfinn. Aewf4rt News smlthheld
Jus q tlie esFulina ssHiiHl, Nee Yufk dlfssi
- n9ttllefn prints With n. and N r. esIl5is
ls.l,l stsahishp 80 bastau and Pfugldenre sils
~ 49, thlefinf NsW England points, \ M n =
Al ~ y milttaa tsf the elegant hetsss ~ sir
hlh.a tsaeht win tlrfau tlsa fallnad ksf
1871 49, NleN result Iln~a eannctilan With raft
I 49,. ~ steamship lines f1r all tolnts north,
,i,nte " y Hallway rumpanys steamer city
and baggage bctsern fortssnaliih snf Soss..lf
w III TAYLOR, d. 20.