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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

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niu, " przec;w uiemi spiskuja.
Ma spowledzi Jeden drugiego
grzechy slyszy, DO pred ks.
Sklorzykiem spowiadac sic
trzeba zupefnie gfosno. Lepiej
by JUL poszedf ma e%meryture i
W Zaciszu, 2 daleka cd mar
nosci swiatowych, Pana Boga
wielbif, ~zw}aszcza, ze i pienie-
dry .juz lyle uciufaf, il do
smlerci mog]by &y6 hez piracy.
Go DO polityki, moge do
.iesc Szancwnel Redakcyi te
weso]a nowine, Re tego roku
W skutek p%latf,rny demokrac.
klej, Ia pomoca ktorej demo
kraci cl,ca wolny handel W
Stanach Zjednoczonych zapro.
wadziG, nieomal wszyscy Po-
lacy " A)penie tykiet repu
bIikanscy popierac postanowili.
Republlkan1e, ably sic nam "a
to odwdzieczyc i szacunek
okaza9, postawia ra swym ty.
klecie jake kandydata ma urzad
q orOn zacnego j asZe-
go rodaka OBJ. W. Mizgalskie.
go, kt6ry, liczymy ma pewne,
znacz1a wiekszoscia przejdzie.
Przeszle lata my wszyscy
Polacy W Alpenie Pc stronie
demokrackiej stalismy, lecz
poniewaz ostatniem: easy
przez partyq demokrackq tvle
krzywd i STRAIT poniesc music
lIsmy i oni be- acknowledgement
przyczyn Mani pogardzil,, PREY
nadchodzqcych wybora,h jak
jeden maa z vartya republican
ska sic polaczymy i ma kan
dydatow repubIlkanskich gto
sowac bedzjemy. 4. dobro ma
see, 9emokraci elem naln sic
odpfacili, a my o tenn zapom-
nle6 ME powinnismy-ows=em
poka2mv i'm, ze takze w zgo-
die .jednosc; zyiemy, s7anu-
jenny jeden drugiego, l takze
NANNY wpIywy k~toregokol-
wick kandydata bedZiemy So
bic zvczyli przeprowadzic, oil
brzym'q )iczbq gIosow naszych
kazdej e]ekcyi dokonaG Jestes-
my w stanie.
Republikanie rzeczyw'scle
mas tn szanulq jake obywate.
Ii, obchodza sic z Mani pc
ludzku a w potrzeble nam
jsszcze nigdy pomocy swej ME
odmowili, pomimo 2e rzadkc
kt6ry z Polakow przedtem ich
partya popieraf. ia to tel te.
raz starajmy sic republication
"a ich 2yczliwosc wywd1ieczyG
a poniewaz wieksza czesG lutej.
szychPolakow zasady partly re.
publi>ansklej "a lepsze uwaza
glosujmy na dobro nasze i u;
k"ndydatow ma prezvderturt
H arr S soma i Morto
Lecz ieszcze sic ten ME ma
rodzif, co by wszystkim DO
godzl], wszystkich zadowolii
Znajduje sic tn kIlka osobni
kow, MONA smialo powiedzie,
narwancow, a mianowicie: FIR
j., +. K, A. r., j. e., j. N
Ma lch czele FIR. d., ktOr,
jake szperacz cd oisu do of
su chodzi j iSsiazki m!astow,
przeglada, czy kto moze CLOSE
wac lub ME i W najpodle)sz,
sposob do1ki kopie pod roda
kami. On ci drudzy jak ;uda
SIZE pod pfaszczem demokrac
kim republikahsklm pc mes
Gle krq2a, a czestujac P"lakov
piwem vodka podburzaia bra
ia przeciwko bratu, by ma tycl
tylko Polacy glosowali, ktorz.
i'm k'lku dolarami kleszeni
napefnil1.
! D1ieki Bogu, re ich tn nj,
i, wieIe nanny, lecz cry ci III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

jest akcyonaryuszem z,ed:o-
czonych gazowm, opowiada}
mi, ze zrobif oferte VA dosta-
we swoich luwarow ola fabry-
kacyi gazu. Wszelako dostawe
przyr2eczono tirmie w Szczeci
ME, ktora mogla dostawic to-
wary 40 proc. taniej. Firma
W Szczec'nie mog}a clio zap}a-
ci6 j )cszcze zroblG oferte Is
procent ni2sza, jak tutejsi ia
brykanci. w tym przypadku
ia takze jestem reformatorem
Gel, t. j. chce odnosne clio
podwy z,zy6 z Is IA pajmniej
rs procent.
CALVIN celem eta ochronne.
go jest jedynie to, ably usta
vic ochrone przeciw zbyt MIS-
kim p}acom europejskim.
q cef ochronnych czyli z ia.
ryfJ jest wprawdzie nadwyz-
ka, j to wlscej jak pred IS
Iaty, k'edy to PREY kohcu rza-
dow demuArackich zna)dowa-
10 sic W Skanbie Zwi4zkowym
tylko 6 centow.
Nadwy2ka wy"osi teraz $50
milionow dolarow. Lecz w cia-
gu lat . trztba nam bed>ie
odplacit $50 milionow dola
row dlugow. Czyz wobec tego
jest "a wysoka zaoszc>edzona
suma 100 milionow? Oprocz
togo ME trzeba zapomniec, Re
wogole .jeszcze NANNY LOO
dolarow dlugow.
Z%olennlcy GET ochronpych
W sprzecznosci z reformatora
mi taryfy ME chcq mice ella
ma prudukta. ktorych tn ME
mozna ch"dowac, hi fabryko-
wac. Ola tego IL. p. zniesIis-
my clio ma kawe. Prawda, re
I'D liscie eel .jeszcze So arty-
kuIy, nale2qce ia liste ME o
clonych. Ale wszelSie prawa
wzgIe'em ella mu,za wychodziG
Z lzby poselskiej. Iba posel-
ska znaldowaia sic W ostat-
mich % latach, jednas lie lat
pod pauowaniem demukrac-
klein i .jednascie lat pod pa
nowanlem reru5likanskiem.
Republikanie zni1yh docho1y
2 eel w swych jedenastu la
tach O $50 mllionow dolarow,
demokraci w swoich )edenss-
tn latach tylko 0 10 mijlonow
dolarow.
Ktv winien temu, ze cukier
w AlnerJ'"e TAX drrgi? Me
kto inny, .jeno demokracl. Re
publikanIe ju2 dawro byliby
zniesli clio ma cukier, ale tn
W Ameryce glownie cukiel
wyrabiajq Stany poludnlowe,
a te "a demokrackle. Stany
poluduiowe mowiq:: = Me.
cukier to nasze clio! Tax ma
sic tel 2 elem Oh ry2u, kto-
rego demokraci dla koch"negt
poiudnia zniesG NE chcq. De
mokraci pozostawlaja clio IL;
procept Ma ry2. Il "a proc. n;
cukier, a sol, kt1rel ma konie>
noza b'erzemy 40 potraW, Chez
mice bez cla.
i To mnie naprowadza ma c'e
Cd soil NulGzono clio ma sol
ably rozwinqc krajowy pre-
mysl solny. | sta}o sic
lie soil krajowej lyle produkc
wano, Re nietylSo sami d.;
siebie dosyc nanny soil, lee
lie sol stafa sic tansza, jail
by}a kiedykolu lex, MIN ia Q
clono.
TAX samo ma sic z wszel
kiemi lnnemi artyku]ami ma.
szych chronionych przemy
slow. la czasow wolnego han
dlu kosztowal dry!ich nleSpe]
ma 9 cent0w (yard) dzisial nj
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

stodole, spad} tax nieszczesliwie, zs
natychmiast unarf.
Brodnica. w kohcu ubieg}ego
tygodnia odbywa} sic tn egzamin
abituryencki. Przyznano swiadec
two uczniowi ~wyzszej prymY Jo-
zefowi Bielickiemu z Mroczna, dru-
81 egzam1nowany odstapi} pc pis-
miennych pracach.
Ge1mno. Dnia IL z. IN. ODDLY
wal sic tn egzamin abituryencki.
S%wiadectwo d~ojrzafosci PREY znano
wszystkim egzaminowanym osmiu
uczniom wyzszej prymy, e%kstrane-
usz prepaid Miedzy abituryenta-
mi jest trzech katolikow: Teofil
Kuczyhski, Franc. Okoniewski i
Mieczys}uw Pop}awski. Dwaj pierw-
81 zamlerzaJa sic posWleclc stanoWl
duchownemu.
Lubaua. Posladfosc Antoniego
/ Elizbiety 2 Klat6w S%zymahsNich
W Radomnie, obejmujaca okoto 50
m6rg, ma bye logo listonada b. T.
w tutejszym sadie subhastowana.
Chojnice.' Kliczkowy 1892 mdrg.
kupila ma subhascie tutejsza po-
wiatowa Hasa oszczednosci "a 49,
900 m.
Hell. Dnia 5go b. M. by}a tn
wsp5lna zabawa dzieci szNolnych
z Helu Gdahskiej i Puckiej Jastar-
nj. Przyby1 tez y. landart 2 Pucka,
a pod przewodnlctwem p%rzefozone-
go STACEY r%atunkowej \. plob. Bor
ny ~pokazywano przyrzady do ra.
towania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

Oslo. Dnia 6 b. m. robotnik
Bruckl, zajety m1oceniem zboza W
stodole, spadf TAX nieszczesllwie, re
natychmiast umarl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

rOsZUKlWANIA klewnych lut
znajemych ME wyn szace Gala druku
ma raz jeden so c., nastepnie po}owe
Ola abonent6w naprz6d platnych darmo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-10-04

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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-03-03
Proceedings of the Orphans Court.

Monday, February 27.-Ira r. Davis, ad
ministrator of CGlus W. Fogle, deceased, re-
turned inventory of goods and ehatteis; and
received order to notify creditors.
Joseph Sharrer, administrator of David ii.
Sharrer, deceased, settled I'd and final &C
count.
Peter L. Tome, administrator of Peter W..
Webb, deceased, returned additional inven-
tory of goods and chattes and received order
to sell goods and chattels.
WIN. j. Feeser, administrator OF Mary Ann
Feeser, deceased, returned additional list OF
sales of personal property, and settled LIST
and fnal account.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
John Albaugh, deceased, were granted to
Henry P. Albaugh and Joseph II. Lippy.
Sarah Blanche Sherman was bound as an
apprentice to Jacob F. Beck.
tuesday, February Distribution among
creditors Of Ezra I. Hahn, deceased, filed.
Report of sale of real estate of David Leppo,
deceased, finally ratified.
The last will and disarmament of Thomas
Bosley, deceased was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Eliza +.
Bosley.
j. Wesley Myers and Edward II. Krideler,
administrators W. a. returned inventory o.
goods and cbattels, and received order to sell
goods and ehattela and order to notify credi'
tors.
John ID. Roop, guardian of Ellen R., Amos
NJ, James R. and VIM. E. Wolf, settled Is
account for each.
Samuel B. Furry, patnral guardian of Mary
c.. William A. and David Z. Furry, settled
LIST account for each.
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NEW AnvRRTrsEMENTs.

Valuable Farm, Store House, Dry Goods
&c, and Personal Property at Public Sale
Alfred 7. Buckingham, Jas. A. c. Bond ant
Chas. T. Reiisnider, Trustees.
Administrator Sale of Personal Propert,
Peter +. Tome, Administrator.
John Beaver, manufacturer of Monuments
and Headstones, Westminster, Nd.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Personal Prop
erty-Lewis +. Hood, Trustee.
Mortgagee's Sale of a House and Lot
Chas. d. Roberts, Attorney.
Improve Your Poultry-Nat. Bay, Finks
burg, Caro- county, Md.
Oh. My-,laller Il Matthews, 4b east Main
street, Yves, minister, Nd.
For Sale or Rent-Chares +. Lauver.
Westminster, Md.
Wanted-Jno. Mcdonald & Co., Sykes
vile, Md.
Winners Pharmacy-Mrs. Sallie Fl. vii.
mer.
Election Notice-Francis Shriver, Score,
tary.
Annual Election-John R. Strevig, Score.
tary.
Wanted-Wm. Davis, Marriottsville, Md.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
Wanted. A. Miller, Westminster, Md.
TO the Pubic-W. II. Caple.
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Patapsco Items.

Our pastor, Rev. W. C. Babcock, having
taken a very heavy cold from over-exertion
and consequent exposure, has been confined
to his bed since last Saturday. DIR. Jos.
Herring is the attending physician. On Thurs
day he was reported AS convalescing.
A very large number of relatives and friends
assembled at the NJ. E. Church, at Patapsco,
on Sunday, the 26th of February, to witness
the marriage of Jabes Leppo, of McLane
County, Illinois, and Mrs. Anna Harris,
second daughter Of Salem and Susanna
Martin. Promptly at halfpast O'Clock p.
m. the contracting parties filed into the
crowded chapel and were met at the altar by
Rev. George E. Hughes, who in very i'm
pressive manner performed the ceremony
and pronounced them husband and wife.
The bride was tastefully attired in hussiar
grey broadcloth, trimmed with tinsel and or
uamental braid. She wore bonnet and gloves
to match and looked very attractive. The
groom was at his best in a black Prince
Albert After the ceremony hand shaking
and congratulations were indllged in. and
the couple returned to the residence of Mr..
George 'Stull, the BRIDES former home, with
several friends for refreshment. They took
the 10. 80 a. M. train on Monday for Illinois.
the home of the groom, followed by the good
wishes of many friends.
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Houcksville Items.

J. Wesley Payne, near this place, proposes
leaving with his family for Illinois within the
next two weeks.
Mrs Anna Troyer is quite i'll.
1t is regretted that the grove known as
the Hampstead Camp Ground, on the road
leading from this place to Hampstead, is being
cut down.
Some of the farmers in this vicinity COM
plain frequently of the narrow county roads,
and no doubt they have reason to do SO, for
in many places the roads are not of sufficient
width to allow two vehicles to pass, and any
one passing along some ofthe roads Gun readily
see considerable amount of hay, which has
been detached from loads passing by bushes
and briars, which is an evidence of their mar
rowness We are not in the habit of com
planning without some just cause, but when
ground is being used for other purposes than
that which it is intended, we claim that the
matter ought to be brought to the notice OF
those whose duty it is to attend 10 such mat
tiers. Since the Board of County Commits
sioners has legal adviser, it seems plausible
to infer that there is nothing embodied III a
road supervisor $ commission which could not
be legally enforced, and ut the same time we
see the following: "And you are hereby di-
rected and required to clear, amend and keep
in good repair the road under your supervI
SION Ifthe Board of Commissioners pos
sess the authority itself ''to clear roads, it
certainly has legal right to delegate that
authority to its agents, the road supervisors;
and in taking this view of the subject it seems
as though it is matter of negligence on the
part of some road supervisors that many Of
the roads are in the present condition. But
if the Board of County Commissioners has
not the jurisdiction itself, the representatives
of Carroll county in the General Assembly
ought to see that their jurisdiction is suf-
GENTLY enlarged, so as to have absolute con-
troll over the public roads,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-03-03
McKINsTRY's MILLS ITEMS.
Death of two Aged Ladiss-Marrisd-sase

Death Of TWO Aged ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aiI.
Mrs. james Rout, of this place, died on
February ~, in her Goth year. Her remains
we're inferred at the German Baptist CHURCH
at Beaver Dams. Services by Rev: Fox.
Mrs. Susanna Nicodemus, widoY Of Isaac
Nicodemus, deceased died at her son in'law' 5,
Ezra Nusbaum, on February 25, in her 7Srd
wear. Her remains were inferred at Sam s
Creek NJ. p. Church. Services conducted by
Rev. j, NJ. Maloy, pastor Of the church, as
sisted by Rev. Charles Jones, of llnganore
Chapel.
Charles l.. Spurrier of this place and Miss
Annie Rittinger Of Clemsonyille, were married
on February %, at Mount Pleasant, and re-
turned in the evening midst the congratula-
tions of all.
Quite an exciting game Of base ball was
PLAYED on Friday of last week by the colored
clubs of Sans Creek Central and Mount
Olivet schools. Score 0 to II in favor Of
Mount Olivet.
Some of our farmers are having their stock
insured.
Miss Mary Buckingham has sold her prop
erty to Mr.. John R. Keefauver, of this place
Mrs. Joshua Gist, of near Westminster
is visiting her sister Mrs. c. F. Myers.
Fhe recent freeze up has made the roads
almost impossible:
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Notice of sales for which bills printed at this
office will be published under this head for so cts
when bills are printed elsewhere 81 viii be charged
See bills for particulars concerning sales.
March 60 Brood Mares Horse. Mule, } Colts, ID
Cows, Ayrshire Bull, Yearlngs, Brood Sows,
inS Itensiis Also Farm of la acres with first
class improvements at Private Sale. Trusten POLK,
near Sykesville. Joseph W. Berret, auctioneer.
March 6-S Horses, Colts II Cattle. Farming I'm
plements rs barrels of Corn, &c. Frank NJ. Biehl,
mile from Harvey on the road from Piney Creek
Church to Two Tayerns. John Collins auctioneer;
Henry Gait, clerk.
March - Horses. Cows. 1 Bull, large lot of
Farming Implements. Enan AFTER, on the road from
Union Mills TO the Manchester pike. Jacob lioif-
man, auctioneer.
March 90 Horses, Mule Osborne Binder and
Truck Combined Reaper. and Farming lmple-
ments generally. Evan Adams, on the uniontown
turnpike onequarter OF a mile south oil Unlontowh'
VIM. Brown, auctoneer.
March 12-Horses. Cows, Shotes Farm Imple-
ments in general half in % of growing
wheat of rye, on the farm OF II. Haines, Bachman
Valley at 10 O'Clock. David J. Lippy.
March 15-5 Horses 3 Cows Steers, Bulls, Shotes,
Brood Sow and Farming Implements generally
In Cranberry Valley. on the Sullivan road, miles
from Westminster. Jacob Hoffman, auetioneer
Elisha Brummel, clerk
March l5-Horses. Mules, Cows, and n large vHrie-
ty of Farming Implements in flrst-ciass order.
Granville Black. on the farm of Dr. Levi Roger, one
mile from Linwood. s. ii. Crawford, Auctoneer.
March l6-4 Horses. Colts, Cows. Heifer, Wagons
and Farming Untensils generally; John s Sch
wegart on Unontown pike. miles from West
minister VIM. Brown. auctioneer. John IT, SKUNK
clerk.
March 49, Horses . Colts. 9 Cattle. Sow and
Shotes Farming Implements, Cooley Creamer, &e.
Edward Christ near road from Cniontown to Roops
Mill. VIM. Brown. Auct.oneer. II. Singer ana ~
Shaw, Clerks
March 90 Horses. Colts. Cows, Steers. 6
Heifers Bull Sow. and all utensils necessary for a
large farm. Sebastian Bowers IL miles from Bird
Hill on the Edmundson road z. a. Gorsueh, auc-
tioneer. Elias n Davis and A. 7. buckingham
clerks.
March 2O-Iorses. Mules. Cows. Shotes, Farming
Implements everything necessary for a large farm
Dr. Jacob Rinehart, Frizellsburg. Vim. Brown,
Auctioneer.
March 2I-4 Horses, Cows. 2 4horsc Wagons.
Spring Wagon, Reaper and all Implements necessary
on farm. John Stuller. on the road from Pleasant
Valley to Silver Run. VIM. Brown, auctioneer
March Pr Mules Mare with f9al by Orange
Blossom, Cows. Bull, IIeifeTs, 81 Southdown
Sheep Berkshire BrnodS Sows, Berkshire Boar,
and great variety of Farming Utensils. ;. T. Cor
such. near Denning's Post Office Samuel Crawford,
.auctiOneer.
March 27-3 Horses, . fine Mules 10 Cows, liol.
slime Bull Fat Steers Jersey Rcd Sow Shotes, ana
Farming Implements generally. J. Z. Hull on the
road leading from Pleasant Valley to the Flnak
Road. WIN. Brown, auctioneer a. f. Gait, clerk.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-03-03
Business Locals.

On March 5 Madam Fry and daughters will
give an instrumental concert for the benefit Of
the Westminster Band,
Household Furniture at Public Sale, at l16
East Green street, on March Is, at 10 o'clock
n. NJ. See bills.
Benefit of Westminster Band, Odd Fellows
Hall, March 5.
Onion Sets wanted by Roop h Nle, West
minister, Nd,
Everybody will procure tickets Tor Madam
Fry's Concert on March 8,
Our Seed catalogue now ready, free to all,
Roop 4 zile, Seedmen, Westminster, Nd.
Madam Fry and Daughters at Odd Fellows
Hall, March 8.
offer my services as Auctioneer or Sale
Clerk, for the next 90 days, j. G. Skunk
Westminster, Nd.
House and Lot for rent at SANS Greek.
Apply to S. ]. Mailman, Wakefield, Nd.
FASHIONABLE DREssMAKER.
Having had several years experience, Mis-
Joe Ham Is confident she can please th'
ladies either with plain sewing or the lates
fashions in dressmaking. Residence, 80 Eas
Green Street, one square east of Railroad.
Hull's celebrated Horse aud Cattle Powder
for sale by E. 0. Grimes.
A novelty Female QFOAeatrs-at Cd
Fellows Hall on Marsh6,
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The Daily Ne,es of Frederick, Nd, Says
A very refined and enjoyable concert was
given by the Madam Fry Concert Company
at City Hall. This company is composed of
Madam Fry, her three daughters, Eugene,
Lulu and Alta, and Mr.. A. J. Wells, late Of
Wells Cathedral, England. They play with
careful expression and most accurate atten-
ton to time. The vocal selections were rem
dered with feeling and in the highest sense of
musical art. The concert could not have
been more of a success.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-03-03

Miss Laura lessup, who has been visiting
her uncle, Albin Qwings, has returned to
her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Ellen Mereier, of this place, is visiting
relatives near Gainesville.
Miss Belle Emory, of Baltimara, is visiting
Miss Ida Aldridge,
Joseph Fisher will move from Poplar
Springs April LIST back to his farm.
Samuel D. Waters, who has been visiting
southwestern Virginia, has returned home,
VIM. Foreman has been employed by b.
H. Belts & Bro. to attend to their market
wagon.
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stonersyills Items,

Mrs. Alice Myers, widow of the late John
Myers, was buried in the family burying
ground on Wednesday last. Funeral services
were conducted at the house, amid large
concourse of relatives and friends. She was
in good health up to Sunday last, when SIZE
had a paralytic stroke, from which she died.
Mrs. John Stouesifer and daughter, Oracle,
are both sick. Mrs. George Byers is also
sick. Roger Bish and Miss Fannie Bish are
both confined to the house by bad colds.
On Wednesday morning about CLOCK
chimney on Ed. S. Bales house caught fire.
Il burned about one hour, and at times the
blaze was five feet above the chimney, but no
Chas. Thurman has accepted position on
the McDouogh farm, in Baltimore county,
and will leave on the LIST Of April,
A cow belonging 10 Ed. S. Bale dropped
twin calves on Saturday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1888-03-03
Mayberry Items.

Thieves have become quite numerous and
bold in this section. During last fall hen
houses were robbed of their contents, as well
as corn cribs, and other produce was taken.
In December last q set Of front gears, collar
and hridle were taken out of the stable of A.
e. Heltabride. On Sunday afternoon, Feb
ruary 10, thief entered the house of Joseph
Wantz and stole one dollar in money and two
pieces Of pie.
About as much exchangingin residences as
usual will take place this spring.
Twenty-Five public sale bills are posted at
Fleagle's store.
As yet we have not heard of any ladies of
this section taking advantage of leap year.
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Mr.. Robert Gorsuch meet with an accident
on Monday last, which might have proved
fatal. While he was in the act of mounting
his horse from Louis NJ. Sellman's store porch
the horse jumped aside causing Mr.. Gorsuch
to lose his balance and fall under the horse,
his foot still fast in the stirrup. The horse
ran and dragged him about twenty yards,
when his boot pulled of. Mr. Gorsuch's leg
was broken in two places between the ankle
and knee and he received severe bruises on the
head and shoulders. DR.. J. H. Billingslea,
of Westminster, rendered surgical aid.
Levi Manahan has Il very severe attack oil
erysipelas. Mrs. Samuel Robertson is sick
with pneumonia. Whoopingcough is becom-
ing bad in this community.
Our public school is in n thriving condi-
ton, Miss Ida Lockard teacher. There are
Sc scholars on the roll book. Geo. W. Gist
our former teacher, has resigned.
William NJ. Sellman has purchased the
Parish property in this place, and will take
possession the first of April.
Miss Jennie and Matte Hull, are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
E. o. Little leaves here Monday next fol
Richmond Va.
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weather Record for the Week.

February 25-mercury AZ Of a. m. and
and AZ at 2 p. M; heavy rain the night previ.
Gus and continuing up to about 10 a. M; rain
at night. February 26-mercury SO at ! a.
m. and AZ at p. M; generally clear. Feb
ruary 27-mercury 81 at a. M. and 26 at 2
p. M; snow fell from a. m. until about 10
clear. February 29-mercury % at 7 a. m.
and "a at 2 p. M; cloudy. March liner.
curry a3 at I a. m. and AZ at 2 p. M, hail
followed by rain and partially clear weather,
rain at night. March 2-mercury SO at q,
IN. and 81 at ~ M; cloudy.