Denton Journal from Denton, Maryland • Page 3

Button Jfoumitl. SATURDAY -MASS-MEETINGS OK THE Democratic Conservative Parly of Caroline County. The Democratic candidate and eminent upcalcrs iroin abroad will attend tbu meeting. Voters are especially inritsi to bs presaat, MAHYUKL, Saturday, Nov. o'clock, P.M.

GUEEXSIJOUOUfiH. Saturday, Oct. 2Glh, o'clock P.M. DEXTOX, Monday, Nov. 3d.

All day. Saturday, Xov. 14. :5 o'clock P.M. HEWS OP THE 1T2IGH302HOOD.

--Game of all kindb is plentiful this season. --Go to Frank Moore's for your timothy bocd. 10-18-tf. --Get ready for election; it's only ten days oir. --The Orphiu's Court meets next Tuesday.

Farmers arc sowing more vrhcat the present ccnsoii than usual. II. BlnckMon Son's new adver- liauinenl will next week. The steamer Olive now plies ba- tween Wye Island and Baltimore. Milford(Dcl.) produced Ihcprc-ciit season worth of dried fruit.

Call and examine Frank MoorcN Gc counter. IO-lK-tf. Baltimore city municipal election Democratic by a majority of nearly 6.000. Ex-Congressman Lotland and John Jump had a in Miltord, the other day, The Ea.slou Star says full vote -will carry Talfoot by at 200 Democratic majority. Bed raspberries, second crop, sold in Smyrna, last S.ituuhiy, at 15 cents per quart.

Chancellor IVillard is recalling old Senatorial by a to Washington. For a beautiful in dress --The sale of Mr. II. Thawley. administrator of James Thawley, commences at 10 o'clock a instead of 2 o'clock p.

adu-rtisul on the bill. --The ri-ports in to the Uli-a that -cine ol tin- Democratic did i make an el urt Jo "lisid-'" on cletLion day are They MO fabric itcd by some iil ptr-ion. a'adic IJJI, tlic licit kncnui trolling hor-eof the IVniiiMila, been s-old to a Bo-ton nun for ftlie cancel quite a put unuu track in --The new factory of the Delaware Sugar Beet C'omp'iny, located on the river above completed and the machinery i- mw being put in. It is that tlic icton will ready lor i i in ten days. Its capacity ill be about lifl tons ol buoti per day.

--Our correspondent writing about "Known Facts" puU "-oinj pointed questions to Garey, hi 1 sou and his son-in-law." How is it that they were iiu strong Hamilton mm only a few weeks and arc now running Republican 'i Thev ought to ex pi tin over their own names changed if liave changed. --B. Farquhariou of Prtslon. lufe just returned from the city i all llu- latent shajii-s, shades and in millinery. Pluhh h.ita and iigun-il velvet-s and '-atin-, bKji.idcd riblj'Jii 1 Uird's shaded feathers in yixat iUo a iijll and complete tock of fancy oods, notion-, lio'-ii-ry, trimmings and ill goodi mailccd at n-gular city --We are to say tli.iL the the role in tlic organization which is a rival to that from which they aratt Il is for tin- reason we could not support Mr.

(Jarcy. ucrc the record of t'nu Kujmhllcan 1 i i in this utterly Me lill pn -cut i i i and tii null lu; t-laiitib any coniu-xinn i il a-) li-vin, he the (V) iioiniuatcd randid'tte of that jjarty. AVith the reyard fur Mr. Garcy, we must say we should regard Iiii election as a cal.irnit}-. And lie would find as hu might to Iw, or even desire to he, he wmild Micons'jiuusly by aiid 1 fibre he juvure of it would be comp'c'cly in the of the most extreme dementi of the party in this He might not knowingly be an iiistiumt'iit of tlie Keiiiibl cin or even he v.ould inevitably become nude il- inlluence sooner or later.

There in be no doubt oi Ihii. So do not let your-clvc be captured by any specious plea from Mr. (J.in-y hit father, his hi frii-ndi, and the rea-ous we tried to urijo Jigum-l the election of Mr. a are sipplieable to ngrcaler or extent to the others who have joined handfa him, to elevate UK Republican party again to power. and cloak buttons, call on Miss Farquharson Preston, Md.

Messrs. J. M. Woolcr.s and i Itcddie, Democratic candidates of bot, were in town ycsterd iv. Before buying cUcwheru call and get Frank Moore's prices for salt by the ack.

10-1 -If. Frank Moore krops on hand a large fitocK of goodsin i i fiom 10 to 20 yards. fur. s-iupie. 10-18-tf.

There aro inter. religions revivals in some ol the neighboring Metliodi-t C'ljurchi-s. Win. largest wheat grower on the raided a crop of --The iaiW-iii'tion li-t elill increases. It has the largest circulation of any p.iper in the county.

Several intcrrst'iMs articles and a number of advertisements arc unavoidably crowded out tli'u, week. Politics Ladies in want of millinery, and notions of all kinds should call the establishment of in Preston. Six hundred and forty-two carloads of peaches were shipped over the Delaware Cliebnpetikc Ilailwny during tlic season. Senator Snulsbnry has arrived at Doyer from Topuka, Kansas, 'where he went to invest iy.it charges against Senator Ingalls. In fact Frank-Moore has anything usually kept in a country store which he otters to sell as low as any merchant telow Mason Dixon'slinc.

10-lS-tf. Steam saw-mill at Goldsborough for sale or rent, or engine and material for sale. Apply to Clms. J. Hoc, Golds- oroush, Md.

10-18-3t. Messrs. Jump of Easton, have a splendid display of merchandise now in stock. No better time to go examine than now. Sec adv.

--Mr. Baker, of Baker Birminc- hnrn, Eastern's fashionable tailors, will make weekly visits to Dculon ou Thursdays. Give thgni a trial. --The JOURNAL'S readers will be glad to sco in print extracts from" the speech of the Hon. Geo.

Colton, to be found elsewhere in this paper. The article in the Amcnain Union signed "Democrat," was written by a malicious person. The vituperation will hurt no one more than the writer. Frank Moore of has just returned from the city ith a large atock of ready made clothing which he is offering very low for cash or trade. 10-18-tf.

--The JIcv. A. N. Expcridon, who is said to be a Bulgarian monk of the Greek Church, has pitched his tout at Lewes, for a few weeks of gunning and fishing. A pearl of One color and the size ol a Large pea wag found an oys-tcr one day last week by Jabez C.

Shockley, of Milford. It is estimated to be worth about thirty dollars. --It is said that II. II. Pretty man, Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue, will resign his olliee this month and take charge of his father's paper, the News and Advertiser, of Milford.

There was "a centenary jubilee" at the Methodist church in Smyrna a few days ago. The Rev. Dr. Phujbus preached the centennial sermon, and several other clergymen of note took part in the services. --Sportsmen of the Eastern Shore are getting ready for the ducks, partridges, and rabbits, the laws protecting which will be chucked away for the season on November 1st.

Mrs. E. B. Stevens, secretary of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E.

Church, is to speak at Ilillaborough M. E. Church, on Sunday morning next at 10.30 o'clock, and at Ridgcly at 7 o'clock P. M. st annivur'-Jin of the of St.

Paul's Hillsboio', will be celebrated by appiopriate in chanel, on bimon and )ay, Tuesday the 2Sth inst. Morning r.iycr to begin at 10.150 A.M. The Hector of St. Clement'h L'liurch, has promi-ed to be present on the occasion and preach the beimon. --The Kcv.

Dr. F. Bittin-je-r was cleeled moderator of the Baltimore Synod, which continued in bcs--ion in Wilmington AVednc-'day. Devotional were held in the morninL and absigned subjects wen- in the afternoon. The eveninu before, Rev.

Theodore S. Wynkoop kcluivd upon "The Work in --We do not fear lhat the ton's personal of Mr. Gadd will take any from him. It rather add to his strength. Mr.

John W. Temple f-ays Mr. Gadd is honest and Mr. John If. Emerson says he i not.

Mr. Gadd's personal character and oHiei.i] history arc knoivn lo the voters of the county; let them decide whether or not he is lit for the olliee. --The Ik-publicans who are prrlrnd- iiuj to be such great ft lends of Ihe colored people ought to ad the resolutions in another column here the present Republic-ail nominee for is shown to have heen opposed to tiu-ir having the right lo About the time those resolutions wi-re published the American Union had at the head of its editorial column ''Opposed toXeyro SuJlrage." --Our candidate for Sheriff, Mr. Frank Risk, lost all his property not long since, but he is nevertheless an honest and correct Imsim-'s man, and will make an excellent olUcer. He has served the people in that capacity once, and such nii'ii as C'ol Carter, Capt, Emerson, and others of the leading business men of tho county fpeak in high terms of his ollici.il merits for the position.

--There could not he found a board of County Commissioners who would handle the county's purse i more care and economy than Messrs. Whilby, Daily, and" Nichols, The iirst- nnmrd gentleman has hel the ollico before, and taxpayers of both parties know with what a hand he us ml Ihe people's money. We arc personally and well acquainted Mr. Daily, find know him lo be an honust and clear-headed business man. Tlie county has never had a better commissioner than he will make.

Mr. Nichols is about the youngest man on the ticket; but he is, notwithstanding, entirely lilted for County Commissioner. Reasons for Voting Against Mr Garey. Perhaps it would be sufficient to Fay generally, we arc opposed to the election of Mr. Garey because he is the standard bearer of the- republicans.

This is nn all suflicicnt reason no Democrats can support him, and we do not know that it is really njccssary to give any other reasbu. If any other were necessary, it can be found in the peculiar debasement of the republican parly in the State, and especially in Caroline county. Sold to the highest bidder at public sale, aud that bidder is Mr. Garey. Democrats, Republicans, Reformers, Tax-Payers, nnd olher.s (who ever you are) p.uuc nnd think of it.

Was ever any transaction more degrading or debasing If the record ot the Itepublienn party in Ibis county heretofore was as white as snow, tho present adjustment of matters within its lines, should deter any man, whatever his political faith, Iroin supporting cither Mr. Garey, or any other of the gentlemen composing the republican ticket. Thero is no reason why man who is a Democrat in national not be one in local allairs, as likewise a man who profesbcs to be a Methodist or a Baptist or an Episcopalian in a general capacity, should not also maintain his allegiance to his particular faith, in his particular parish. The Democratic party would soon cease to exist; were the attempt uiuisu- ally made to separate national and local politics. As well talk about separating tho head from the body, wiihout injury, as to maintain the possibility of separating the local from the general organization.

As for political inderend jnce local affairs, it is a delusion aiid a snare, and inevitably results sooner or later in Ihe absolute merging of thotcwho attempt Life. Oct. IT, 79. thought at the time of my departure from the gard -pot of Preston, I would in 3 our columns, cousidcriii'j: tlic vapidity of a Western letter, crc it would roach you; but at the of sei'- t-ial friends I promised to a short de-ciibing the country and char- ot ''Western life." I hardly know how to eommence, as an i- ated description of any work of ait, or natuic or the hardly do them homage, or givo readers a prominent idea; uhile to givo a full Mould occupy too much and probably meet i no appreciation at all. However I will cou- de'ii-e as much as possible and ill take my notes at the ljut before I pioece-d I i a that the countiy from J'altimoru via Washington, Hnipi-r's Ferry; JicKiir, Ml.

Vei- non, Ohio and Chieago aud Qumcy 111., nould even the accustomed eye, ami no pen can the nomadic mind. Only lo the lowering a i of Maryland and Virginia; the, slopes and 1 'le-y btieams of Ohio; the and picturesque scenery of Indiana, 111., and Missouri enlighten him of the grandeur and sublimity of a Western to return to the i i i i I v.ns surprised when I i i it. I wa- i a i i i the r.iit'c'ipilions ot Boeing the great i i of thi- I'liUed Slates. i i only iiu'i'U-Miiy length but width. Xow T)IHI a eouct'plton of the, nidlh.

I that it is no wider at 111., a distance of 10 milc- ll.in- nibal and about 1155 iniki above J.ouis, than it is at Dover L'ridge, on the Choplank river. The cm rent runs but one way and with it goc-, filth and else lhat it comparable to a Maryland "duck puddle." I suppose it mijjht be called, philosophically, the gicat vein or ailery, of tho United into which all and vile of our country and nibbed down by the one i and emptied i the Gulf fo be dibtiibulcd. After leaving the glide on through the Xortli eastern part of until we arrive at Shelbinn, a town of considerable importance, situated in Shelby county. There we take the hack and after a ride of one hour through a beautiful rolling country, we are landed iu Shelby ville, the county (Shelby) seat. It is beautifully situated in the central part of the county.

The population is about BOO, but has been, for an incorporated city--One peculiar feature about the "West. The old settlers arc mostly Marylanders and Viiginians. Among them arc Mr, J. M. Dines, a native of Dorchester county, and Mr.

Thos. "Whcclington, a native of Caroline, and a brother tc William "Whcelingtou, who was, up to his death a near resident of Preston. The former gentleman remembers when but one little log house marked the spot of Shelbyville. It is at present an inland town but steps, tli.it will, no doubt bul prove dfeetual, arc being taken lo lay a road from Monroe City to Kiiksville, which will lake in this place, and.of course other enterprises will soon follow. The capital is here, but as long as ten per cent, is sure, they dou't care to run any risks.

There arc four churches--Methodist Xoith, South, Presbyterian, and Baptist--one wideawake independent newspaper, the "Shelby County Herald," Iwo hardware stores, two drug slores. eight general stores, one harness store, one shoe store, two furniture stores, two hotels, one mnikct, one bakery, two livery stables, and one bank. The people are honest, industrious, and sociable. The land is rich and cheap. Iiulcid.

there is every iudvci incut for depressed Eastern men. The Mate is doing nothing in the Hue of ing; but honest, industrious men they want, they welcome; and work and pay is sure. I have had a j-ood chance to witness the ti le of immigration. One tnin of ten aud sometime- wagons will be scon pissing througl. this place, en route for Kaiisis.

Lcad- villc, and the rich "West; and in a few minutes we will see the same number of wagons pa-s in the opposite "Enough of Kansas for they'll say. If all Eastern people get the impression of the West that I did, would expect to see Indians, wolves, and every creeping "varmint" calculated lo make a man fear his own shadow. Uut I dxln't find them; are nearly as far west fiom here as Man land is from Missouri. But turkeys, prairie hens, rabbits, and squii- rels are numerous. Cattle, hogs, and hay are the principal crops.

Cnly enough of wheat is sown to meet tha wants of the family. Corn is exlen- raised, but it is fed entirely I iie stock. Farmers don't shuck (as they call u) it, neither do they strip the blades or cut Ihe tops, but let the stalk stand in the Held until the ib well cured of course Hie are i.iii-hed and worlhle-s-- llien it is e-nt down and Jed to block as if il were in) more i common ear--. I asked a t.rll-lo-d (us Ihe s.ircons exclaim il) laimer why he didn't the His reply was, "I'd soon -taryc lo deaih." Hay is much better and it r.ii-ed abundantly. It is seldom that I lind a well of spring water, and -uetion pumps are not used at all.

The pumps arc on the principle of an I a a chain, i Hat buckets, about the size of a silver dollar, fast- cm on every six or ciyht inches, runmnj: over wheel, in .1 stock above the and through Ihe stock tlu boltnm of the well. Whenever it r.i'nis the water is conducted by tin the caves, of the house into OF PRESTON. -MEWEST li BEST OY i a antlinritj ronliiueil in the last -J ami Uio Lite HnMiinl, ami of an nrdcr of the i Cirolliif i llif? 1 -wll utter at pub- lie aalc in heretmttcr k-. i housoat Hunting Creek, Caroline couuty, uuc', on Saturday, 1st, lTJ, bcUccti the hours of 1 and ALL TH IT pipes Uie- r.inncradi^ ponds in llu-ir lie UK, when once filled will supply tlie stock the year round-- the earth bi 'iiiy'of nature not to absorb it. 1 omitted lo me-nton in Ihe beginning that Local Option prevails throughout the county; -o do 's politics.

There aie Ihree pirties, Demoeral, the leading, Ucpuljlic-an, and Greenbackcrs. The latter jH'ctly good foothold in this and if "Western ex- fcpeak Ihe the Grcen- baekcrs will things on the Presidential campaiju. Their banner waves the names of Solon Chase, of Maine, and John "Weaver, of Iowa, for I'lcbhlcnt and vice President. ChabC is iiom among the people, and no doubt but he will be supported by his people. President Hayes nnd parly passed by last week on their return trip from Ihe West.

He stepped oflscvci-alniinnleb and was grcclc first by an old colored woman who held an infant in her arms, 'houting out, yer namevsake, come and Miakc h.inds wid him." But she was veiy ditlercnl Irom the "mad who didn't find out until after the train had gone that frhe had been looking at the wrong man for President. Fearing I am making this too lengthy I will and something for number two. Your 3 truly, The Hon. Jas. A.

Gary In 1868. The, mined gentleman who spoke here a time ago was a nn m'ji of a Republican Stale Convention lhat met in lialtimore on the (ith oi'June 1SGO, he being a delegate from Howaid and one of the in- lluuitial men in jt, The following resolutions appeared in their platform of piniripK's, addressed to the people of Maryland. i In 1, Tint the question of ne- gro i-i not, an i s-iie in the Slate of 1 uid. but is raided by tin; ene- of the Union p.uly fortho puipo-c of dividing and (lislraeting it, and by thi- meaii-s to ultimately enable rebel to ohrd, That we are pledged to mainieiiaucc of the present eonsli- lulion of land, which expressly and emphatically prohibits both rebel and negri) and we are equally (leteiminod lo uphold Ihe regisliy law, di-franuhise reb- eU and excludes negroes from voting, and have no dc-iro or i i of rescinding of aooli-hing either the con- 4Uution or Ih" registry law. r-- at i i ii-b Oct.

Kith, llev. J. A. Mr. of Wilmington, and L.UUM Simpeis, of Grcciib- boio', Md.

A Xenr Greensboro' Caroline County, Oct. Ennalls Hubhard, aged jcars. On the 8th inst, at An- ot congestion of Ihe brain, Mr. Francis 11. Cannon, oldest '-on of Henry II.

and Martha W. Cannon, aged years, months, and 2 days. On Tuesday, Oct. 14lh, iu Greensboro', Mrs. Eliza A.

Case, wife of Capt. T. D. Case, aged Gl years, less days. and Philadelphia papers please TO All per 'PHI aro forw.irncd from trcsspassltiR upon rlainU loy orgun, and the l.iw v.illboeri- forccil dlaregardiiij; Ihla nntlro.

r. TOW rits, JOHN it. WIMJ.S. M. TOWKH8, JOH.GllIFFl'lH.

o. w. Townns. to H'espassers. to ciu- 1 notice that all parties aro hereby lortw iriitil Irntn apon our lands witlul'g' anil Kiiin, and tLoso clisroginllug tills riiii iliilt i acconllnu to law.

I SMITH, A. TlIUMrsoM, A. in c. A. TIIOMI-SOX, w.

w. J.XWIIKNCI:, 3. T. J. A.

IT.HUY, MlI.i:S W. GllUEX. i- attack Fortify i i i i i llin Ilitlcri', ami it will n- i-t i'i I 1 u'l illkc the. linn iiiuleiukB anil tlio i ti inii. ntiiio di'urilcr tin- cnnsti- i u- i 1 tin li ilile.

I i i i in i in. ii a 1 1 i i i a i a il i i i i Tiu'diolno, jn.l jus pot a lurniiul L'liu Lt Mniiiit; its num Inyre tlintri, i i all atul resncctfnl 10-1W-J- GOOD PLAIJi In Iu cno Tast i i i i i i i i i fi-1 i i i i I i i le i a i I I I i I fll lill i i I I I I c- 1 I i i i for tbo tpetdii andptrmancnt cure oi Consnnip' tlou.llroucUltiS.Catanh.ABtlmia.artil all Throat and Lurj Ajftctumt. AlBO aponltlvc and nullcal mre for Kenrrni Debility and all Neriou-t Crmr'aints. vhtth lia bem Ititej tn ihouiandi of llcdpcirltU full directions (ia Uncrlti) for rrcpor- (jjfr and inlmr. sent by mall frco ofcbtu-gc nn rccvlt of ftarap.

I'ltase Uiit paper. Pmpcrtj-. slttutr, Ijinif and lcmn on tho North nuil IisJins Mr I'ri-tnu ID Folcraliburg, Iu tlia of Hiiutiiit; Cieck, Carollui; eouuty, with the the qujiitliy da Quarter of an acre of land, MOHE OR LE.SS. The Slnrc-TIouse iu toLdltluu aii'l 13 tiot at prcaeut oicupitil, but THE ONLY COLLAR AND -CUFF THAT CAN BE'WORN A WHOLE YEAR WITHOUT WASHING, AND ALWAYS BE CLEAN. A Very Useful and Desirable Novelty.

See it, seo it, see it--Only to be had At Thompson 55 Bessy's, EASTON, USD. 'A 9Iccllclnr, no: IXrsnlc,) 1ILCKC, MANDBAKX. 1 TUX Ptrcrsr jjn BBST Mciiau. QUAUT or AI.L oniKr. ErTTiEa.

2" ttc Etoaiacli. Bowcb. Dlood, Urer JdncrJ.and Crlniry Orsans. Sleep. and rcuuic Complilnu.

61000 IS COLD. iVin be paM fora care iherwll! not euro or help.or oratjTtilnsImpaic cr in; irlcua tica. 1st for Hop Eil.cm and before you tlccp. Toituno othe-r. HorCouoaCrESlsthc safest and Ait CLllJnj.

BUSINESS It is well located, bcluR ihrcfc miles frtw Mi il- fnnl'ri Wli.irf fjii tlio riioptjut where ttejui- beut tuueli dally lir TERMS OF SALE. One-third of tho purchase momy ti lj- pai 1 in culi on day of sale, anil tlio reanluu in I A UBtalniciita of fix nml the ilt fun.il liamentrt to bo tsceureil by Ibn li mil nf tin) bc.irilKj i i from day hali, uith so to liy tlic tiee'Utor. Title-ju- a iiiirehjser'a exiieubc. E. HUIllUKD, Kji-entor nf IlLinai.u, dee-eased.

JNO. W. JAXI.J AucUuuri.r. GEO. T.

1ISLVIN, Denton, Hd. PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE. of contniiipil in .1 Mortice- from Andruw, luin Marine anil Julin P. 'loiM, ot Hiinth- him'4 Ch M. K.

Chureh Suuth, to drew, i i Jlay SI, IfTl), and ree-urjeil in Liber No. 41, 1'olios 1110, 3il, anil by of a dprpignci! will offer at public sale, on tho Ijcreiu- allcr described premises oil fiATUJlDAF, Xoi'cmbcr bctvcea tho hours of 1 rn. and 4 o'clock p. m. of Ihal day.

All tluit picco -f laud Bitiialc in tho Fourth He-ctlon District of ('arolliie- injf tho lands ot Thomas Cucl behool House-, lot, tho quantit) of One-25alf Acre iiioroor bUiiK tlio iraruo ot land a i i to tliu bforehJld trustees W. liy deed htjrinp date Fel). 1, IH78. duly rccorcltil In tliu land rccgrds for Bald Luuiity. llic IniiiioMiiiL'iiti cou--iat of a Ui-atl llulshi.d Church by feet, and twcho feet high i i i all the furniture bilouffiuf to tuo utdiug.

TERilS OF SALE. ttriiis of hilo prescribed bytlio mortgaRoaro, that the luonty ehall bu paid la 4jsh oil daj of silt. GEO. T. 3IEI.VIN, H.

Iinviv inct. E. M. W. JIIllMINUIIAM GENTLEMEN, TO I1IERESTS, tho eiclteincut the Steam- boat War Baker Opposite Brick Hotel, us ton, Jlld.

are offering to the people at fine and selected a stock of ULorriS and as any In lire In 'lluir Ooodo are bought fur nnd they corapititlou bj all fall anil huii- cjt dc iltrs In Lat-tuu or ilr.unhi.re. from 5J to $1 jard. L'MTJ article p.tirau- pre-sciiti'd ur mi.ne i i i an i tbelr e.n a i i to ii i Good i tupy do not hcsltato to ay that tan bh'jw a more cuniplLto line of GENTS' FITKXlSHIXCi lluu any house In tonu, not elicjpest buat but as aud as chcsp as auv otucr. Gents' Scarfs Ties, from 5c to 82. 2u.

Scaif-Pies Sleeve Bute, cfis Z-Icita 1 their btock is complete; in tliis line. Mr, W. Birmingham, Easton'a fashlouablo Tailor, 3 faiitcrs to rut and male suits in stjlo and that the 'llioi i jnit their work In competition i artists or with all ithera coiubinrd. They i not any fair and lioncH dealer in tli ir line, but nut n.ti-t tho puies ol thoee who du business ii no adr to the m- to the i i i i of body OPTICIAN, (LATE OFrillLADELWIIA, 1'A.) No. 56 Lexington SL.

A I MD. Has opened nltlia Lir 'o Stc.ct of Sl'KCTACLKs of all Linda and ai-cs. of all 1 mihi nud ngts, riP.LU GLASSES, arAKIKE OF.APsKS, SJI'V OLAfc-sEt, DA111Y THKUJIOMKTICH Catalogues gent to anj address free St- John's GolSege AXNAI'OMS MAllYLVND. JAS. Jf.

I.L. I int; of Si M-IOII nn tuition of fnr Adiuis'-loii, rdi nd.ij and i i ai'd ICth. A i i i f. tnilion vacant. 1 or i a i i full jurtK-nlaru address I'll ir.

H. Annap ihs, Md. ORDER OF 11ATIFIUATIOX. In the Circuit Court for Caroline crnnly, lu Tqul- day of Cctnbcr, in Iho i tint the Fala luadi- nnd n-nortcd bj A. lUndnlpli WtPtlon, trnt-te'r, for thi- tale of Ihu rial JVrnll, bj rallllul anil conflrnied, irih nti-i to the 1 hir'-of be on or bf fun- I il iv of I)i "embf i provided a copy of this ordir'bi inserted in sme iieiTFUippr il anil nuhlNhi 1 in aroliuo un- i i nrh ut tlirco I beforo the liilh daj nf i i in tn- J'J', Ftates tho amon- of nV.

to 1" i i --Ie--t, J01IN EM I'M', Clerk. TO GUNNERS. All jxrwniF ATP forcwarupd from tri tpasstnz rn our 11 nils i ileij and nun, anil tho lin unforced aR.linFt who disrcutnl i lice-. T. 1 I I I I iir.xnY WILSON, r.

SMITH. C. II. KlIlULDrf, THOS. 11V 1 LLK.

TO GUNNERS. -All peiroiit.lire forewarnwlfrom my laid with dgg aud gun, ai.d tin- a i i against these uho dlrrfpiril this notii p. A i 8. (U A. L.

DONHA1I. 10-18-3t. inn. E. T.

ATKINSON, nuDg nuil ri-Milined the jn tr cine, linders prcfoulonal term e- of the vKiiiity. at the farm. Oil I'l iu THAN EVER BEFORE, Tho HOP PAD for Elotrmch. Urrr and Kldncra Is na ahvclntn nsl can irunkcncij. cf toujocu j.ad narsotlc Scsd for Co.r 5W3YA3L IHS.

OF LIVERPOOL. PKOUD fc AUI.B- STYLES HEW VE8Y ATTBACTIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO OUR STOCK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING Good JiUing Clothing at Very Low Prices Avetfl ill the- UuitcJ bt it. aa resariN imli. j-h ii-n, i i. gtr than thJt ot auy i i Tu- 8urari-eCompaJi Iu (I.e Net nruincome of tlio ur 187T Unitnt Slated IUCUIHO Jiinn il.i i 1B77 Lcbsea jiold tlujo NOVELTIES in LADIES DRESS GOODS OUIfi STOCK BEFOICE Thompson Kersey, LADIES' CLOAKS! LADIES' CLOAKS! I'HE LATEST.

PRICES TIIE Cloths, Cassimercs, Suitings and Pantaloon- iercs in 1he nobbiest styles to be found in tlic tJireG cities. Suits furnished to order at satisfactory prices. Come atitl sec its. Opp, New Market House, Easton, Md, Tlio Iinycrs fnui nnr licsu'e who M'-it HIIU.IK; 31 ml-aunually Laving rtlurncil. anil i iiuielia-m lu mi; alrt ul in pi rt, arc to offer tlioso to sntiL-ipnto their loll anil i i a a i a yrcilcr of loreigu Urtta a i i ini-Indini; Silk, SiBk and Wool and All-Wool linn it lian yit been our pli isnro to AH Retllue llio Rooja as wo do iHnvt from the a i i i a a low at rdail an liko arc naiully buld fin at vholi- ilu.

alto fabric mmlo in tlie mllla of tills tiiinj nf now rual thote made abroad iu durability cud flnli-b, ami bi ma lnu in jinn- they btrll lu Kreat AVo have BeleetcJ from (Jji'leadiiif; Cl aK lloucf ut and lierlin many Dolmans, Jackets, Sacks, and Wraps i i our F.iVn, i i of mir own niaLc, wo feel will IUSUTO ua aa inua 1 tlio l.Tfjc-t a i in Jlisili-MailcCloaLe. 'lUo jr.atcrialg most ixipular for Clo Us i i I i i i i i a antj jil in and for u'ry rich ganncuta materials of bill, lu coiiN, ikrniiirii', and Ladies', GhSldren's, and Infants' Clot hi ng phull I i 2 1ft nttention, l-etiilncalarfio number of garments In stock con- uutJjts Lc liuiii-ilii il at unco. IlaMiif; ciiiericuctd cutters and designers in tin- ui-arc iirepared a ordcrh for Wcddlug Oul- fllH Jd nell as ll.e'-c out-door or In SHAWLS lusurfo tomi aud cmulry prrptrly at i ratn. I'olkiisl'fcUtd lluip, and upon ttliDoh, iarni i i i ckHrchic.ct iiuu-i'Li. i and paid through the lialllmorc o2i.c without KI- crcueo to Liierpoolor elp'vvl no.

H. c. A 01 noIC-y. l.isto-1. Md ELECTION NOTICED To the Judges of Election and tl.c Voters of Caroline County.

I accordance trH'i tho requiromcr.l'i of (Vde of I'ubllc Ooueral Ijws, 1 honbj i i tho Judges of Election and In HIP tern 1 Couuty, that an tioti v. ill Leld uti TUESDAY, 4th tiny of fSic M.jr- a a tiioujtul plans 1 lu Elucti nf farrllro founty, ES fo! 1 Iu tho 1'iri-t tlon District -it Hi'-niler-' 11. i Iu tho Sucuud Uittiou at drcec Ix-r In tho Third Uhctl i ni DU tr.i. Iu tho ruurtli Mi eliui. Di-t ru HJI In tho Fifth EVetlon ru il Ami the election so to bo I cIJ id lor tin- in of electlnt', Onopersou lobe tl.o "lin- land; One rorpon lo lio Coiuiilrollcr TT.

i i.ry i i i a i Jlnrjhn'l; to be A General i the MMo of Maryland; i i i bo Clerk Ci 1 uf tho of Mnrj One person to be ClerL of fie t-oint fur Carolina Con-itj; Ono ltrBOU to Lc lleji-trr cf 11s fc-r I iui Comity; Two iicnnup to rcpr. KT.J C-n i i i i i i HOIIBO nf Dt-ligjtt i of MarjI-inl; Throi! inrxiins li bp of 11 On ham Court for Caroliun Ciiint; Threepen.oiif to Lc Cunnty i. I.T Caroline Coiu.tj; OiitpcrMiu lo bnSliPiiirfnr r.iril!iu' f.n.i Onp to be Alt i (. i (Vr County; Ont-iwrron to Lc Couuty ftr a i i- Couuty. Tho Tolls to nrtPTU'l rt nlnp i niornint', SMI! elcii( ul i i in i i i i lUliiru Ju ji, i.qui'i to mate tlii-lr return -n tin- FCi-ond iliv i lm fnltowinR thol.Mietuni, totui- Cle.L uf til Court lorC'jroliue JoN.VllIA" 1 i iu i tli.i ir u.t WHEELERS Transportation Line i-oit-- FALL AXLMVJNTEJt in an Thibet we I a firu.1 the niaDiilaeturers, aro extra heavy, perfect lu weave, and Cottons, Flannels, and Blankets mauV1)cforn ilip IIH to rfftr Fpcclal induccmrnts to in wjiit of curi Kind nf home-made pi liirlndlriR cirrjjllonally coinrileto lines nf riunnelfl, Cotton, lanm-lc, t-btt tirns QulllB, Laco Curtalusau Oooda.

'llit i ami imiiort-iliuu of not lied, tho LINEN GOGBS has maio thw department Verj full and coinpre-heiiKlip, and at jirlcrs that ran but iniirc--i in I i T.iblc Linen, Naiikluf, lurkcr 1 C'rssl), Shirt I'ronU, Shfrtc, TollarK, aud Cuirn, ctp Iu the NOTION BE3PABTMENT, luMii.mt i i in our honce. arc Hosliry, Mirino Undirwtar, Uudei (adajiti lo all Bcahoim and fivapiiii) i i i rj 11 i Ktl iiKirii.n 1 i i I.Miirni. "ill UT- I i.t jd. j. fur md llinlii the rhi-iitjiik Klvcr.

niiti'I 1., All i hi- for Ifills'joroiich nnji i UL bo iirejoid iu Uiltlinurp. Tor further iuforaiatlor. aui ly to fc 2-8 If. llallij.i' 1. Fanners, Stock-jjrowci nnd Study your own Intercut ami tiy LOX1JOX Horse and Gallic I has ttood Hie uf t.n Irtlind, onoof Ihe Childrtn'i ItibhoiiR, White OnodH, i i a for I-idics and tSintli men, KrlnuiB, Hfwine-SHLM and Ciiltonu.

all tbe Final! DrihH 'J rljnmlni'ri. Also jnauy f.inci, ii" I and oruai-ji nl il A In China, and J.tather MAIL -ORDERS FOH iJOODS. himjili x. iiiruriaatlon attendod to quick diipatrh through ILo luedlurr our Mail Order Uiisirtwent. S.

E. Coruer Market and Ninth St, PHLIADELPIIIA. 31--. in ill exalt Its (Alii MIX l'. .1 tiou food it IiaH 1.411.1, and to r.

Hi. i the third ot all iu i i jinec Jl. 1'urislu bi tllilroc 1 I i. s. K.V (Solo sjrfiit for tin.

I' C'JS. CU-lL. M. corits ui 1 ourctx.M.s. I 1.1 II 11 I'I 1 I I I 1 I lill I 1 I Mn.

TWNMT I id ii Ilorwoiid Caltlo a II) r.u.l llent iir.x mj i i i i ao was i ai.d ilti OIH commenced to ill and i- if coiulllion. Iain a J. a I I it to vaftc, but I Mill a I i. Hi Ill iitcftrcuci; to auy 13 nl p-u I i 1.1 N.U.-- i Innii tl.j of tho --i-- The, imjn'oi'cmcnt ever made on Ike common PAIN-RELIEVING, Than the common I'orou, ATircURATIVE PROPERTIES the so-called dcctn. WALTER BOOT SHOE Md.

I am to do Loot id thoo iu thu In i FINE WOKK for lailin and a tpcei i lam also prepared lu du ut bhnrt i-otlreana- MM.abl,. prir-3. All I'll IIOOKLK. A J) JW3AAICA GSWGER. i Lrainh for ull Ibt-ouly ruii.linjtiun i i ami Siutinit-r THE BOOT SHOE Business.

If tr.i P. 1 Jlorsoand C'allli- riihl. I i.u cUltu for it aiitl Ip.dcr joi: t.n ir.erlt and rib. I 1 1- X. Tlie rdx ir i i I -vT i I.

MI i i 1 ji i Ml and tiuiore county. Craibtrry Valtn, Mr. S. IT- IT aattle ixiudiiH for nearly nil i IF. at I --I i i hi i i i i i Cattle i i other bind IIH I i (-1 cb'-iper ft'ul I i i 1 MI a i i laoue.

I li.i\e tii. It I ri horfes ane Und it I.L' ti i jj Tlicy COIU'11L- i fo tluh nrm anil K.a ml f. i i i i I' i in wood ui.der i tin i i 1 Vj.f' JJr, J. E. J.ob-k-in, i CLarkB II.

f3 i A EL all Iu i l.i i 1 J. Ut '1 n) i 1 i Iii tlie i. r.L... 11 r.un.rn 1 t' I 1J If. II.

l.J I am prepartd lo do all Liuds of iljoc work in tlio sO Ics auJ at prices to euit tkc Repairing i edor.cal short uotlcc and at prices. All i.ork euaraulctd to be re'nrccuted. JOIIX W.TUOMI-SON, oU a Ucutou Md 't Fence Ntice. cljTf' i i tliat nioiitlw IV TUt'fariNJI. M'HIQHT Li 1 nn.ii i i i i i i i i bl Jl 1 IllL I 1 i i ded Hi 1 i Hpir prn i jr.

i- thiev Mine- i i i Si p'cmbir in xi. i i taleu to Lu jo-n-at. IT Grain I of thi 'fi ijin t-. I nun .,11 i nl n'j i I in i I.u, nit, ir tr. I I I 1 I i I -I .1 i in I It il, i I i t.t' I LWSPAPLRl.