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Booker T. Washington.

A correspondent in this weeks ADyocArE
thinks the nomination OF Booker T. Washing
ton, the personal and social friend Of Presi-
dent Roosevelt, for Vice Presiden, on the
Republican ticket in 1908 is nos improbable.
aud like Roosevelt. Arthur and few other
accidental Presidents. might succeed to the
Presidency.
Washington, it viii be remembered, was
entertained at the White House BY Roosevelt,
lunehing with the President and family.
Stockbridge, Massachusetts,, Is a fashionable
sumner resort, where many wealthy Yankees
have cottages. One Of those having cottage
at Stockbridge is Alexander Sedgwick. Of
New York City, and on Monday afternoon be
gave luncheon to Booker Washington. At
Mr.. Sedgwick's table with Wellington we're
Rev. Dr. Arthur Lawrence, rector Of s..
PauIs Episcopal Church. at Stoekbrldge:
Bishop William MacVicker Of Rhode Island;
John Z. Parsons Of New York; Baron Won
Dem Bussche, FRS, Secretary Of the German
Embassy; DIR. W. Gilman Thompson, Of
Washington, and Richard b. BowkeF Of New
York
Mr. Sedgwiek, who is son Of the late
Henry Sedgwick. of Stoekbridge, presented
the cottagers to his guests.
Booker I. seems to be the rising man in the
Republican party. And it would not be sur
prising ii Roosevelt, should he be elected,
would give him place in his Cabine' or some
other place of high distinction. He would
take the election to be an endorsement of his
course during the three years as Accidental
President, including his entertainment of the
negro Washington, and would feel that any
distinction he could confer upon Washington
would meet with a hearty endorsement from
the Rcnuhlican party.
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IN THICK OF THE FIGHT
First Maryland Bangs Away AS IN
Real War.
From the Balnmors sun

CAaP No. ?. THoEoUGHFAEE, VA, Sept :,
The First Maryland today occupied ibe ieii
center aud bore the bruul Of attack after NJ.
tack BY the Blues
After the men bad lain down TO sleep lasl
night they were ordered 10 march clear back
to camp. about two miles, They wvai 10 sleep
again. but At o clock wsre awakened. Ia ih-
dark they 60, injo liue and At > % clock seat
10 the firing line, where thes stayed uuti. noon
The regiment formed in the shape Of 3 ".
and with it, fire eniliadei every FegImeuI that
was thrown against 1t. From : q clock anul
noon the meu we're IN the hottest 81 the hghl
Colonel Little is delighted Silh the coEduci Of
the regiment.
Major PoHer's battalion, thv Annapolis,
Rockville and B-aiF ompani~s. bad the
righl: Major Wright. with the HsEersio~n.
Cumberland and Westminster companies, the
center and Major Purnel wiih lhe Salisbury.
Eas,on, Cambridge aud EIktua companies.
the left The Elkton and Salisbury conf anies
defeated q whole battalion Of Blaes, and could
have captured them, bot 40 umpire Saw the
movement and both sides we're o,t tred back
into fua
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Booker T. Washington For President

For the Democratic Advocate.
Here is an idea If the Republican policy
is carried along, it is very possible that be
| tween 1908 and 1912 Booker T. Washington
may be President of these United States.
We saw by the Chicago Convention that the
Republicans honored the negro as they did
the white man. We saw that they insulied
the white womanhood of the country and
troubled themselves to present show well
calculated to make every negro IN the land
feel that the white female was all his own.
We Just see through the New York World
thai Booker is really the Supreme Federal
head in Alabama. Notwithstanding his pro.
teSiatiuuS taat he has ever had any hand IN
politics.
That Booker has thus been Rooveyell' right
hand man is proof sufficient that as the days
roll by he may be further honored a Vice
Presiden, on the Republican ticket in 1905.
1t would then only take the death Of the head
Of the ticket. If elected, TO put Booker the
ruler Of the nation.
The negro, Harry : Baker. of Washington,
who. in the Washington Post proposed Book
er for this exalted station. seems to have done
50 with due regard TO facts.
Therefore, uReSs Booker aud the Repubh.
cans and their Roosevelt are most decidedly
suubbed, we have a haEilialing prospect be
fore Us.
But many good old lifelong Republicans
see all this aud they will vete the Democratic
ticket accordingly Already. Ia all parts of
the country. they are coming out IA The press
over their na,.Ies "a that effect
We can all ever remember that The Negro
and the Socialist are our danger elements.
DEMocEAr.
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business Locals

Losr. Last Saturday, between New Wind
sor and Westminster, by way Of Wakefield
.nd Mrdiord ROAD, pockesbook containing
sS5 OF SIS. Return to J. I. Fritz. New Wind
sOr.
The NJ t. Sunday school Of Union Mill.
will bold an ice cream festival on Saturday
evening, September 10. Proceeds for ihe
benefit OF the school. All a+e cordially invited
Daniel C. Fiseel will be st Eckeurgde'
Shop, Westminster next Tuesday s. : A. m.
With fine Mountain Peaches.
Hanover Fair. Sept 1916. Western Mary
land Railroad will sell excursion tickets, in,
cludiug admission, from Union Bridge "a
GlynGon, inclusive. at Sl.25 for the round
trip. Special train Wednesday aud Thursday
will leave Hanover for Emory Grove. a; 5.5o
p. m. connecting for points west 10 Union
Bridge.
The Fall Term Of Coral Reef School, Miss
Mary V. Manning. Teacher, vii! begin Mon.
day, September 8. Rates moderate.
Special September Harness Sale al J. W.
Shuuk's Bower's Block. 81
la another column appears an advertise
ment Of the Oxford Distilling Company, man
uiacturers OF Parker Rye, an extremely high
grade whiskey, a genuine Maryland produc {,
and one which ii bound To win favor from
everywhere.
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IN the matter of the Tax Sale of
i Parcel of Land in Carroll County,
Md, assessed to James Green, Sarah d. Eas.
ton. and William NJ. Easton, her husband.
purchasers.
Ordered, this Both day of August, in the year
nineteen hundred and four, upon and after
examination of the proceedings in this cause
in relation to the sale of the real estate therein
mentioned, made aud reported therein by
Byard Dorsey. Collector of State and County
Taxes in and for the Fifth Election District
of Carroll County, Maryland, that the sale of
the real estate sold and reported as aforesaid,
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed on the
aGIh day of September, next; provided, that
notice be given by causing copy of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper IN Carroll
County. Maryland, once in each of three sue
cessive weeks prior to the 18th day Of Sep.
TENDER. 1904, warning James Green and all
those claiming under or through him, and all
persons interested in said real estate sold and
reported as aforesaid, to be and appear in this
Court in person or by solicitor on or before
the 26ih day of September, next, and show
cause. if any they have, why said sale should
not be ratified and confirmed.
The report states the amount sale to be one
hundred and eighty-one dollars, (Slsl.00.)
WIN. II. THOMAS.
True Copy,-Test
sept St Dawn p. SNEIsER, Clerk.
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Congressional Primaries in Baltimore

Congressional primaries held under the
primary election law in Baltimore by both
parties on Thursday. resulted in the success
of Frank C. Wachter, Republican, and Lee
S. Meyer. Democrat. in the third district. In
the fourth John Gill, Jr., received 4,s82 TO
3,4S7 for Congressman Denny, and Is the
Democratic nominee. Gill was backed by /.
Freeman Raisin and Senator elect Isidor
Rayner William c. Smith, the Republican
ring candidate. received 1907 to 387 for
MullhaIl The Republicans voted for dele
gates and their work will have to be completed
by conventions The Democrats voted direct
for candidates, and no conventions will be
held. At the November election the Demo-
Gratis feel sure of electing both Meyer and Gill.
Dr. Richard s. Bill. of Prince George
county, was nominated for Congress by the
Democratic convention of the fifth district on
Thursday. II is thought he will give Mudd
the hardest fight he has had for some years.
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SAT- WITH BOOKER WASHING
TON
Well Known Berkshire Cottagers
Met Him At Luncheon.

STocKBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 6.-The lunch
con given by Alexander Sedgwick of New
York at his country residence. in Stockbridge,
Yesterday afternoon for Booker T. Washing
ton, the negro educator, has been the talk OF
the day in the Berkshire resorts.
At Mr.. Sedgwick's table with Mr.. Washing
ton were Rev. Or. Arthur Lawrence, rector OF
St. Paul's Episcopal Church, at Stockbridge,
Bishop William MacVicker of Rhode Island;
John E. Parsons of New York; Baron Won
Dem Bussche, First Secretary of the German
Embassy; Dr. W. Gilman Thompson of Wash,
ington, and Richard B. Bowker of New York.
Mr. Sedgwick, who is son of the late
Henry Sedgwick of Stockbridge, presented
the cottagers TO his guest, and the luncheon
was entirely informal.
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DISTRICT ELECTORS.
FOR CONGRESS.
FOR CONGRESS-,
HON. ]. FRED. c. TALBOT.
Election, Tuesday, November s.
Mr.. Talbot Nominated.

The nomination of Hon. J. Fred. c. Tai
bott by the Democratic congressional conven
on ofthe second district, on Tuesday, is not il
accordance with the wishes of the ADVOCATE
nor of nine tenths of the Democrats of Car
roll. 1t is not in accordance with the desir,
of the majority of the Democrats of Hartford
nor in accordance with very many Democratic
voters of Baltimore county.
The ADvocArE opposed Mr.. Talbott's nom
ination two years ago and again this year. 1t
does not regret Its course and has no apologies
to make. The ADVOCATE shall give him its
support for election, for Mr.. Talbot will vote
with his party in the House OF Representa-,
tives, and it would be useless to elect Dem
ocratic President and tie his hands with an
adverse Congress. The Senate will be Re
publican all through the next four years, unless
something like a tidal wave should turn that
body over to the Democrats. or at least nearly
eaualize the two parties there. If Judge
Parker should have Democratic House OF
Representatives to uphold him, he could ae-
complish something for the general welfare,
and Democratic House could investigate the
Departments of Government at Washington.
The Postofice Department has been proven
to have been rotten from top to bottom, and
rotteuness has been discovered in the Balu-
more, Philadelphia and New York posto;hces.
and fraud and irregularities are suspected IN
most of the postofices in the large cities. The
present Senate and House steadily opposed
resolutions to investigate the postal frauds,
but Democratic House can order and pros
ecute Investigations of all the Departments Of
Government
We will support Mr.. Talbot because be is a
Democrat and will work with the Democrats
in Congress. Many Democrats are now sore
y disappointed, but II is hoped they will take
the ApvocArE's view Of the situation and vote
for him along with the Parker and Davis
electors.
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$4,000 in Fish Fines.

ALTOONA, Pa, Sept 6.-The men who, two
weeks ago bought tickets at 81 each to share
in the fish illegally taken from Andrew Carl S
dam, near ST. Augustine, where the water was
drawa eff. will pay dearly for their sport.
John J. Hank, Of Csrrolltown. is the first to
be arrested He paid S9S.Ss iue aud costs.
At the same rate for the more than 100 mem.
bers of the fishing party, it will cost them over
$40, 900. making it one of the most expensive
on record.
The State Fish Commission is behind the
prosecutions. The names Of the party were
obtained from cards removed from the APP
nnrfinned niles of fish
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Cyclone In Virginia

NoKFoLK. Va. September "a cyclone
visited the Kempsyille section, near the Nor.
folk county line, or Sunday afternoon last
about o clock, the wind being from the south.
west. 1t struck church filed with negro
worshipers and twisted the building, but with
out hurting the occupants. 1t then struck the
barn OF Barry Wilson, tearing it TO pieces and
destroying its contents, the loss being between
$500 aud 5000.
1t also struck the back porch of William
EIhersge, moving il from its position; tore up
two large trees in Lemuel Pritchard' yard and
struck the barn Of George 7. Wallace, destroy
ing H. About mile further on it struck the
yard of lobe Wright, a colored man, carrying
his henhouse about half mile.
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Ex-Gov Brown, who is one Of the electors
at-laTge, was delegated by the other electors
at a meeting on Tuesday, to take charge Of
the organization of the Parker and Davis
League Of Maryland aud the same afternoon
started on q tour OF some ofthe Eastern Shore
counties, accompanied by Senator Beastuan
aud Frank Brown, Jr. The ex Governor is a
great organizer and an energetic worker, sod
the League, under his inspiration, viii be a
great factor in carrying Maryland for Parker
and Davis
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Negro woman's Bite Fatal.

ATLANTA. GA. Sept. 6-Bitien by a negro
womsu who is said to have the traditional blue
gums in seui}e which resulted from h re-
proval given for conduct on his place which
displ-Ased him. j. \. Porter, prominent aud
wealthy planter of Dodge county. died in the
Tabernacle Hospital here today with conyul.
sions aud in great agony.
Porter's death occurred mouth after the
difficulty. few days after the bite Porter's
thumb began to give him trouble, aud shortly
afterward blood poison set it. He came 10
Atlanta and began taking treatment. For a
while he seemed to grow better, but week
ago he became worse and for several days had
continual commissions, which were only re.
lieved by his DEATH
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Letter to E o Grimes
Westminster, Maryland

Dear Sir: Shuffert HardBare Co, Hick
DRY. n C, bought a car load OF paint; after
selling it few months, found out il measured
seven pints gallon.
Returned it to the maker and credited Gus.
toners with what they had lost from short
measure.
What do You think of short measure paint?
Don't you think il half whitewash ? Half the
paints are part whitewash
Go by the name: Deyoe lead and zinc.
No whiting or clay in that; full-measure be-
sides. A gallon Devoe is worth two of white.
wash paint.
Yours truly
Il F W DEvoE l. Co
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Parker and Davis Leagues.

Gov. Frank Browns idea Of organizing
Parker and Davis Leagues, as aids to the
work OF the Democratic State Committee, has
met with strong endorsements by number
of the Democratic State papers. Let Carroll
lead off and organize Parker Leagues in every
district. Instructions as to the work to be
done will be sent later. As fast as clubs are
formed we would like the Secretary TO send
as list of officers and members and their post
office addresses.
These organizations viii be no expense TO
the members, as meeting places can readily
be secured in every district free of cost.
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Girl Assaulted at HON Q.

LANCASTER, Pa, Sept. columbia is ex
cited over an assault last night on Miss Lille
Weimer, aged 20. She returned home from
a neighbours, at o clock. Her parents were
absent. In passing to the kitchen a negro
spIang at her She ran for the front door,
but was knocked down. Her sister found hel
unconscious on the floor, but her assailant had
disappeared.
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NOTICE OF THE TIME AND
N PLACE OF REGISTRATION
AND REVISION THEREOF, IN
CARROLL COUNTY, MD.

Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Supervisors of Election of Carroll County,
pursuant TO and in accordance with the dlrec-
tons contained IN Sec. IL of Article 33 OF the
Code of Public General Laws of the State OF
MARYLAND that the Board of Registry for the
several election districts and precincts OF Car
roll county, Maryland, will sit for the purpose
of registering qualified voters and erasIng the
names of those disqualified, between the hours
of 5 a. m. and .. IN. on
Tuesday, October the 4th. and Tues
day, October the 18th, A. D. 1904,
And for the purpose Of revision only ton
which day no one can be registered on
Tuesday October the 18th, A. D. 1904,
At;h following places in the several precincts
and districts, 70 Wit
District No l. First Preciuct.-lu tiremen :
Building. on Baltimore street, IA Iaueyto~n.
District No. ], Second Prccnct--ln Ecken-
rode Shop on Church sJrreJ,lu TaneytoSn.
District No. >. First PreCmct-At Johnson
Hollenberry's Storeroom, 10 UuIoniowu.
District No. ., Second Precinct. AT the room
adjoining Angels Store. ia Tyrone.
District No. 2-At the Mystic Cham Had. ln
Silver Run.
District No. 1. First PrecjncJ-A, the old
Hotel Property ia Sandyviils, owned by
Louis ". CApie.
District 10. /. Second Precinct. AT the
Stnrproum aud nspl,ing u~ued by Mrs.
Mary A. Nelson. 10 Bird Hill.
District No. 5, First Preciuct.-At the Misses
Backer Building, ia Eid-rsburr.
District No. o, Second Psec'nCt-Al the
SIoTeroom Of William 4. Dorsey, Jr.. su
BeTrrtt
district No. 6, First Prec,uci-Al ,be Fire.
men Bu,ding, ia Manchester.
District No. q, Second Preciuct.--Ag Jbe
Factory OF G. VI. MaSsuhim.r, ,u MAHches
ter.
Dis,re, No. :, First Prreiuet.--At the Al
baugh Baildiue. Corner Court aud Nam
Streets. Iu Westminster.
District No. :. Second Precinct Ihe
Slorvrcom OF Doyle & Haiues- West Man
Street. ia Westminster
District Nc. :, Third Prer,nct-Al the home
II Meade Oier, opposite A,bauEh Baiding
GA Nam Street. m Westminster.
District No. :. Fourth PreclncL-Ag the
Lumber, Coal and Sapp'y Co. RaildtHg,
Corner Green ard Liberty Street.. 10 West
minister. second daor o. Liberty Street from
Green.
District No : Al he Fsrvmens Ball1ine
10 Hampstead.
District No. AT toe residence og Mr..
MaliudA Sai,h. IN TAylorsvljv.
pisiricg No 30 --Ai The Hotel % Ms LyHs,
10 Niiiisburx
Distr,cl No. Il-At Ibs vcsidraca 81 }. Ia
Ward West, IN Mes Windsor.
DlSuc, No. 2-Ai the Fifcmsas Ba5ld5sf.
In Unl0a Bridge
District No ls.--At thr Ssorrruon and uHsee
nos oceag5rd by Oscar v. SParrlss. 1n NJ
AIRY
JOHN ". ROBERTS, President.
HENRY = NUSSLEAAN.
J. THOMAS ROOP.
BlNrd Il Supervisors Of Ei~clisa ot Carroll
Coauty-
septic e, Tcs,.-S.NvEl j. STaxE C.erk
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With this issue of the ADVOCATE is sent out
a supplement full of interesting political arti-
Giles. The cartoon shows how Roosevelt is
piing debts and obligations on Uncle Sam.
The President is booted and spurred and rep
resented as the swagerer and boaster he is.
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MO. 4174 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, in
Equity.
William l.. Richards, Assignee and Mortga-
gee, VS.. Marguerite Taylor and John q.
Taylor, Mortgagors.
Ordered, this 31st day of August, A. d.
1904, by the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity, that the sale of the mortgaged real
estate, made and reported in the above en-
titled cause by William L. Richards, Assignee
of Mortgage, by virtue of the powers of sale
contained in three mortgages from Marguerite
Taylor and John H. Taylor, her husband,
the one to Jabez A. Bush, dated March 23rd,
1881, and recorded among the Real Estate
Mortgage Records of Carroll County, in Liner
f. Il. s., No. Is, folio 455, &C.. and duly as
signed to the said William l.. Richards, and
the other two to the said William l.. Richards,
Dated respectively, February 6, 1894, and
September Il, 1901, and recorded among said
Real Estate Mortgage Records, in Liber B.
F. c., No. "a, folio 372, &C., and Liber j. II.
B., No. As, folio 5I7, &C., be finally ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown on or before the 3rd day of Octo-
Der. next; provided copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper published in Car
roll county, Nd, once a week in each of three
successive weeks before the Goth day of Sep
TENDER, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
81, 1880.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk
True Copy,-Test:
sep3 Ct DAVID P. SMELsER, Clerk.
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MO, 4lo7 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
sitting as 4 Court of Equity.
David Stoner. Mortgage, VS.. Jacob j. Study
and Rebecea Study, his wife, Morigagors.
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. sitting as Court of Equity, this 22d
day OF August, in the year nineteen hundred
aud four that the sale of the Real Estate men
toned in these proceedings, made and re-
ported By David Stoner, Mortgage, be rafi-
he'd and confirmed, unless cause to the con
trary thereof be shown on or before the 18th
day of September, next; provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published IN Carroll county, once
IN each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of September next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
s., $500.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy Test.
aug27-3t DAVID P. SNELsER, Clerk.
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Commenting on the military maneuvers at
Manassas this week. in which some $1,000
United State soldiers and f,tste militia took
part, the Boston Globe remarked that sol
diering at Bull Run is not what it used to be. -
On July p, 1861, for instance.
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IIut NVPIi II taI
sept 81 Dawn P. SNEIsER, Clerk.
4 OBLIGATIONS FOR ASSIGN
"a MENT OF LIQUOR LICENSES
WESTMINSTER. Mn, September /. 1904

WESTMINSTER, Mn, September l, 1904
hereby give notice that the following per-
sons have filed in the Office OF the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Carroll county
APPLICATIONS FOR ASSIGNMENT OF
LIQUOR LICENSES:
William L. Corbin, applicant for transfer Of
Liquor License from John |. 0renlorff, at
Westminster, Md.
William f. Riltase, applicant for transfer of
Hotel Liquor License from Elias Fissel. at
Taneyiown, Md.
And unless cause TO the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 18th day of Septem-
Der. 1904. the assignments applied for will be
granted, provided the said applicants comply
with the requirements of Chapter 6, Acts of
1891. requisite thereto.
DAVID p. SMELSER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
sepi3 q
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WESTERN TIMOTHY SEED.
VERY resp,
n. !. GoRSUcH SON CO.,
srplo Westminster. Md
DATIFICATIoN NOTICE

In the Orphans Court ol Carroll Co4n,Y
ArGUsT fEAA. lptt
Estate Of CoaFai NAgle, Deceased.
On application. s, :, ordered. tbs 6sh iay oi
September. 1904. that the sale Of she ReAl
Estate Of Conrad Magic. late Of Carroll eean.
Il. deceased, made By Sarah Magic, EKeca
;rix Of the last will aud testament OF sAsd
deceased, and this day reported 10 this C0ar'
by the sad ExccuiFiS. be ratified aud con,
iIrmed. unlcss cause be sho~u 20 the con.
lEarv on or before the 2Hd Monday. IOIh
DAY q October. next; provided a copy Of this
order be inserted FOR three successive weeks
ia some newspaper printed aud Published N
Carroll county, before the lsl Monday. Srd
day. OF October. next
The report states the amount Of sale % be
S55OueO
A kCRTZ MYERS.
JOHN +. ECKENRODE. Jaiges
GEO. K. RUPP,
True Copy,-Tes;,
JoHS j. STEWART.
sepl0 81 Register Of Wills
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A negro murderer of a white woman in
Florida, on Tuesday was turned over by two
of his race to the whites. who promptly lynehed
him.
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The large livery stable of Charles 81. Smith
at Lancaster, Pa. was destroyed by fire on
Tuesday; loss $4,000.