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Mrs. JOHN A. LOGAN is doing
Europe. She is disappointed in what
she sees. ri am completely disillu.
sionized," says she. ~ looked for.
ward with great pleasure to Rome,
to the forum, to the palace of the
Cesars. What did I find? A corner
devoted to antiquities, the rest rob.
bed of it's historical associations by
the hand of the restorer. Europe il
too Americanized, too improved, and
I regret, exceedingly regret, the
changes that have come in the past
twenty years."
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

"The days Of miracles are past" That
may he, and yet some Of the most wonder.
full things ever witnessed by the human
family rave occurred within the last decade.
Not the least of these wonders is the success
which the agents OF B. F. johnson 4 Co.,
Richmond, Va, are meeting. Write then
Tor particulars. They will show you how to
work wonders.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

1t is a pleasure md satisfaction to many
to learn that Aliens Lung Balsam, that
standard family medicine for coughs, Group.
and all lung diseases, con now be procured
ut 25., Soc, and 81. 90 a bottle at any drug
RfOro
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

ly increase for "a years3 Dobbins' Electric
Soap has been on the market ever since 1865.
and is to-day as ever, the best and purest
family soap made. Try it. Your grocer will
get it.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Robe TT Russell, q burglar serving o long
term in Joliet, has confessed OF being oDe OF
four m en- who killed Fred Clarke, a druggist
whose mysterious death caused O sensation
come m onths ago.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

The double execution of the negroes Prince
Fleming and Richard Jordon, for the muir
der of the negro John Taylor, occurred at
Quitman, Mass.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

The loss Of the Pacific Ma Steamship com.
pany's steamer Granada il verified. The
vessel and cargo, together valued at $685..
600, will be q total loss.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Marshal Phillips at Vandalia, Ill.,, at
tempted to arrest Charley Stole, when Will
inm, and elder brother, interfered. The mar
shall then shot and fatally wounded both OF
the men.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Cholera morbus in les worst form has
made it's appearance at Johnstown. Pa,
and over q hundred workmen are afflicted
with the complaint.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Oregon, the Paradise OF Farmers.
Mild, equable climate. certain and abundant
crops. Best fruit, grain. grass and stock country
In the world. Full information free. Address the
Oregon Immigration Board. Portland. Oregon.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Two unknown men were instantly killed ut
Camden Junction, Md. by the Chicago 81.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Per Peterson, n young Swede, wns stabbed
to death without provocation by a gang OF
hoodlums in Chicago.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

If YOUR MIND IL cloudy AMI YOU FEEL dull
and heavy take Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters.
J. I. Allen. Druggist, st. Paul Mimi.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

Miners who attempted to go to work at
Streator. ILL.,, were assaulted by strikers and
roughly handled.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

John Burns was fatally stabbed by Charles
Brooks in. the Benton house at Chicago.
Brooks wife had left him and was living
with Burns.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18
London and Lancashire Fire ms, Co.,

or Liverpool, England, organized under the lawsof
the Territory Of Dakota in pursuance Of the laws of
Jeffrey BeaSen, New York, Manager for the Eastern,
four. Guthrie e Co., San Francisco, Managers for the
Pacific Coast Department,
ne 9se "a 9. s!f 81 Incorporated 1851 commenced bust
PROPERTY OR ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
The cash cash on N hand IN !; its Office is".."....s 5ss,1se q
The cash in hands of agents and in
course Of transmission is;.. ....... 1s3,Oo1 Of
to-wit, as per schedule attached to orig.
inal statement, total carried out at
market value. 1925 90
= Total Assets ..."........ ........s 2olsyssl 80
Amount Of losses yet unpaid. ........ 1871 9e5 81 3
= Amount of claims for losses resisted by
Whole amount Of unearned premiums 1l''''"
Amount Of ali other existing claims s,,sss 10
Total Liabilities. l,lso.s 1853 IS
INCOME DURING THE YEAR 1883.
Whole amount Of cash premiums re-
Whole amount Of cash pre-. ''''S''''
5cies written in the Terri.
w HSpk o. am DanSs" Of interest money s:s'' re- o.
K ceiVed... ............ 61,45l 30
Total Income. 1,544, 900 Is
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1888.
Whole amount Of losses paid during the
risks taken in the territory
AMOUNT 1r paso e iIo losses accrued A@"
subsequent to the proceed
AMOUNT nng a Of Commissions and fees psaId to I
A% Ss'ssas q aPa sa sssn PAID aiaqtd'n aFsis sse re Hss: y asss 'sa' 4s4 Is
Am nssi Of fees naid the AZ: "SS' 40
ditor Of the territory Of
Dakota during the year
w 5sss n s$e sss!sd PA 'ss ss sssl.r,s. # sae
v Gers and agents, during ~ the year iSSs -: $500 "a
during the year 1883 ."......"..... $3.50 g.
Total Expenditures. ........... 90. 3 l.lso,sa9 10
Gross AMOUNT Of risks taken y. ~. -.
er Sasia aS tas ye e. r isss. taken ;sisalS''74 1885,
30 IN an the I ERR tory S5 Dakota ,s oas
T sSs y s%sS u, 4 iai is:;ss ias sSs:: s zsi;'sdd
Whole aad n am sSi fo os losses incurred during e'''ls@
aud not yet due in the Territory Of
Number Of agents in the Territory Of Dakota IT, a'''"
STATE OF ILLINOIS, GO
John 8: Belden, Manager Of the london and !Lanca-
s sh,fs sa a1sq thas sRe efs oresoIn s1 II : f SSliIy tr swa and S eePesss
statement Of the affairs OF ssaid company that the said
, osE HUs6 SfRBsnz i saa fS pof tfs fSe sf actual Ct At , ssss
capital, invested inthe State and United States stocks
anG sanSSss ss IN a 5sns @o aaa %a saSis sss q amount Rssi as' fas
which, the same Is mortgaged, and heis the above
described officer OF s: 5Sh aRs T. + sEf6 6fGRRp ,%synager,
rs Subscribed 1Dn,,s and ,ssS to before me this 10Th day of
@ commissions for r batoIa a 4; G hGYsa. nj,
TERRITORY. OF DAKOTA, Auditors Once. Inns r.
snee Pepsrtment; .s.,u !, .,o r-...
espy e. s e. e oTisisSaf fs ssasssH saas ass " % Il, = Is . ' sSis
In witness me- .s Thsfs #, II ! have =; he hsr eaas :. ct p my hand an
'A~ '-'' re: iIcMAN1MA. Auditor.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

l 1Oc. smoke for 5c.-"Tansill's Punch"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-07-18

The report that Portugal will. submit the
Delagoa bay trouble to arbitration il con-
frmed. The Portuguese directors Of the Del
agOa Bay railway have resigned.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR H E ENDING
n December 81, A. D. 1888, of the condition and at
fairs o.. the. United States Branch of the ,~ r.
1lA..l ~. l-J Nl>L> n

Britain, made to the Aaditorof the Territory Of bako.
ia, in pursuance of the laws of said Territory.
u PROPERTY oRsAssKTs, OF THE COMPANY W
The cash on hand il its office is. -...... lAl y
The cash on deposit In bank ...... 711,9sS 10
The cash In hands Of agents and in
IG 9isss &c l'sn bonds oa r saf esssss seit Ssi dsa sas
the amount of the sum loaned thereon 1,859,b36 40
stocks ana bonds owned by ths company,
towit as per schedule attached to orig,
Al Es ssS Ssis Sums III: H. ssSSssy::: *'' ss * = =
Total Assets ..... ....s s,sss,sll 81
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of losses vet unpaid in the U. 8. E29,l19 SS
Amount Of claims for losses
resisted by the company..$ 5000 %
A$ e sss: & 81 So s,:s s:i:sins ,islaa:::::: s's ss;; IS e Z.
Total Liabilities. . s,ses,ss4 6
INCOME DURING TIN YEAR 1883.
Wholas amenRtso f scesh premiums re. . - .,
Whole amoun. Of cash Ipss.
cies written in the Terri.
w sssE : sa "s.Ss'; Fl .-jjas;Ts;s money ssA and %, OK .,
Total Income. 4,les.sss o.
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1888.
Whole amount oflosses paid during the o ..o -, o.
Amount acaraed prior; to.
A prsese aesr sssae snsssa ;aats "''s" 1...
TO preceding %tate ITEM. s'o7'@s
risks taken in the territory
A Of Dnko of lii ss;ss sccraed S''' 10
subsequent 70 the proceed o.,o
Am 1mg ss of Commissions and fees pssidto
Amount Of taSss. paid during the year .. 10, o.
Amount NOV q taxes paid the
Territory Of Dakota dur.
Am ing sas q xs ssss si psid the Al: ~
'f SsGcts Of d tasla sE sbs 'y.s Of
w 1sss 9e I'm ansla I.;% ~ tsse Salaries Of e ats.
" oeps ana nd' agents pd During the year 1855 :. sls,ses II
" dSrin sT tSs xes az i IL Ssn ...r."..... 10s.sa n
Totl fxppsndituursess.. .... s,b64.ses 10
aro,s .,notbt ], s,.ss sa alsn': !
tsa the year 1855 n sas. s.s. $40 o.
ar sos a. amount y Of risks taken
in the Territory Of Dakota =. o., M .s. -
whole amount OF risks oNtstanding.... 600, 9oo, sss %
the he year ISIS, including those claimed ga, ora 70
Whole fad n s@ sss as ef losses IS INCURRED during
the year 1883 including those claimed
and not yet due, In the Territory OF zen *
su Dnkeiai sssess insSss Territory II Dakota S.
sl eousTy oscooEs% r. ~
Of M ths M Mssrees re- London ssse1's and ( a u Ing: Co.. being
duly sworn deposes and says That ne lofe&oi.ns1 y
sa ia Company nips IT that shes sld insananSs e,ompssn1ys isthe
bona nde owner Of a. least y HUNDRED Iaou Z.
sss s s,sS s9 n I fsI & !f ssss :; ~ rs s:s ss; ss s:$ 'f s ssis:s$ 4 4
s ssrss , 4 '%d wSEss sqa ma rs hs q Gn sss sb sSr ,S dssarlS Sss
o'''eer q ss'd 1as's VIC. ,% sa1eRsEHE, Res. sse,stary.
lsEALl January, 1857. 4. ". KING. Il
comnisslooasr q nssds, t :. t h., I@s r ff|;,o e Dakota,
YnrAk \ auditors Office, Insurance
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Of the Kingdom Of Great britain, made to the Audi
ns Msssss !; # "a r. + . / 5 h Branch 'w ;Ssn 4 r V B,ssSspa; s Ass,.
al Agent Of the .. s. Branch, Robt. H. War;; secreta-
ry o r. AMI Cd . Or ni ineorpo !; .i issss commenced bust
ness In United States, 1855. :
PRoPERrYaoR ASSETS OF THE COMPANY. ! Z ( -
The cash on hand in its Office is. ......$ 189 81
The cash in hands Of agents and in
st sSIss and q b saaas% o~nsd By the company. ~'''''
to-wit.a as per schedule attached to orig:
inal statement total carried out at mar
All other sums due the ompany:....:: ss;;sa
Total Assets. s,A7sysls
LIABILITIES.
Amount Of losses yet unpaid. ..:...::.. lHySO 80
Amount Of claims for losses resisted by
Whole inS amount Of unearned premiums
Amount Of ali other existing claims..... s,14i "a
Total Liabilities. . 1.5ss.7s@
INCOME DURING THE YEAR 1888.
Whole amount Of cash premiums re-
whole amount oi, cash pre-.
cies written in the Terri
w ioeS q amount noansas OF interest money y re:
celved AAo'>1'
Total Income. s.oe,s Isl -
EXPENSES DURING THE YEAR 1888.
Whole amount oflosses paid during the ~. ~. ~
Amount accrued prior 10. .
%ssef nss, stsie smSsss 1;;ats nl'a4's'
to preceding statement... 1,10s,5o5
A% 9isSs sa & lS Is sss es ss1r Sssg
AMOUNT M pato e losses accrued D''
prior to preceding state ,.sz "a
A% mount Of Losses accrued
subsequent to the proceed a
Am ing stst e. so% ildissiicansssnia fees p pssSi to Q
A nsSs OF 'ases pa.u o"..s y. a,sa7 "a
Am ing H. i Ss sss ss psia tS the Al ""
R PEI %st i SS5Iindf sa tsx ssar as
c Tenr 1 isss as.n.s : ~ n, As n
w dTrin ST tSs Year er u.s. Is c.a !. .......".." a,s7oW
Total Expenditures. .s.s I.sl5s75N
RISKS.
Gross amount Of risks taken
during. the year 1883 IN aoxs "a, !. "A
er .as a. amount s,aito ii risks taken :
nthe Territory of Dakota , 10 M n
w dssin ssn sas ssss s. 1 1ssss s; o;aaii:;.an an.sisle y .siisl4sa .
whole 1Sd s s%eS 'sss, e ip lGssssis ,ns sSoss e SasssS
Whole faS " sm sssss p losses inquired J. l SIS'IasSx /
the year 1888 including, those c!aimea@
and not yet due. in the Terratory oH ,.ana n
sa pasets 81 agents in the Territory Of Dakota =. i !
STATE OF NEW YORK, s.
British and Mercantile INSURANCE. Company ne,ng
duly. sworn dePoses and says that y sh &c aor sGoi,s ~ ~
g sa ia Company sgss Sa that the * said nssEansssseS%pssnny L,S i shs-
bona ads owierof at least ONE a aUhR,EiE Gpe da1 In
sas ssa ees and gai e ff State: ssossfss saS bonds lS'ss,@ o.
/; Ssr ssn sGa s %Srt he aessfs ;h Ct a nss1 ss ses when sa,sSa sRs
same is inoltgaged and they are the above described
oiicsrs q said Insurance aua nc o0mPssanEz: . p 2" BLAeprs.
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THE TERRITORY OF D~AKoTA-omce Territorial
Fire Insurance COMPANY,

OF London, organized under the laws of the King
dom Of Great Britain made to the Auditor Of the Ter
ritory of Dakota, in pursuance Of the laws OF said
Territory. ~*a "#-
General Manager, Edward Cozen Smith, London,
England; John c. Paige, Resident Manager, General
Attorney; Western Branch, 1853 LaSalle st., Chicago,
ILL.,, Daniel @. Osmun, Resident Manager; Principal
Office in U. S., 20 Kilby St., Boston, Mass.
Organized or Incorporated 1908. Commenced bust
- = = = CAPITAL @", :
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North British and Mercantile ms. Co.

OF London and Edinburgh, organized under the laws
Of the Kingdom Of Great Britain, made. to the Audi.
tor of the Territory of Dakota, inspursuance Of the
laws Of said Territory.
Manager Of the U. s. Branch, VIM. A. Francis; Gener-
al Agent of the U. 8. Branch, Robt. H. War;; Secreta-
,ry Of the U. 8. Branch, II, IL. Jackson.
Organized or Incorporated, 1909, commenced bust
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HAIGHT ITEMS
Personal-woods Meeting Near Freedom
wheat Fields-Hay Rick Burned

There was a quite good turnout at Oak
land on Sunday morning TO hear the Kew.
Chas. Cook preach. The sermon was IN our
judgement the best We have heard Mr.. Cook
deliver. After preaching Mr.. Cook dined at
Miss r. II. Benefits.
Although several Of our friends went 10 the
Prohibition camp on Sunday evening there
was about the largest school that We have
had for sometime Miss Ella Shiploy pressd
ed at the organ in the place Of Miss Florence
II. Hanson.
Mr.. Will Doyle, of Baltimore, spent several
DAYS this week at Mr.. John Darnn's. Mr..
Cuttings. daughter and friends, Of Albcrion.
Baltimore county, spent Sunday AZ Mr. Chris
Hanson's Mrs. John Cassell Of Baltimore,
visited al Mr.. Edward Casseil's, this week.
Mr.. John Ware and family spent Sunday
evening al Phillips Bros. Mr.. +. ;. Clark
and family we're guests At DR.. II. c. Shipley s
on Sunday last. Mrs. Chas HeNes, oi bal
umore county, Is visiting relatives IN the
neishborhood. Mr.. T. Jones and wife, oi
Baltimore. spent Sunday IN this vicinity
We knew that q rained herr on Tuesday
last bat did not know II rained hard enough
10 drive through a tn root. We are inform
"a that il actually did 70 through TIA root
IN the ueighborhood and wet H1an 10 bed.
and he a sick man. TOO.
The woods meeting near Freedom -. r.
Church. We understand will be held IN Nj.
Lewis Oilers grove, and viii bcgia August Is,
and ise continued 81 least one week. We 40
dsrsiand. also, that the Frcedou, choir y Prac
tcine for the occasion, and no doab; will
furnish some VERY fine music The meeting
will Be in charge OF Rev. J. Il. AudFew, a
sisted by the janior preacher, Mr. White
These ministers have been holding a serves
Of these mee;inzs a. Gleacig. Howard coaniy,
and ap 20 this time about Is have protested
conversion. Nay The good Wosk eouiiaae 10
spread until i, reaches Freedom and old OAK
land.
We understand that Mr. Oscar ShiPlsy.
Who has recently Shrushrd his wheat. has q
large amoani Of grain 50 badly damaged that
!. viii be a hard JOB To get sale for T. TIE
entire crop 81 uhea, on the Nooissues col.
lego farm has been len oat antil i has rciisd
in the shock.
Mr.. c. Hanson Is III II this wrisiag. au, -
hope not seriously. Mr. 7. T. Ha1ghi- sF
are glad to say, Is better.
A hay rick belonging 10 Mr.. ;. :. AcCoy
was burned on "Wednesday Of this week. The
origin Of the are Is unkuoWa.
Mr.. Elisha Bennctt, who has been vts'iaas
in Pennsylvania aud New York for Two weeks
past. returned home on Tuesday u ;ass seek
much pleased with his trip.
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Monday, August Letters 81 afiminisiFa
iina on she estate OF Mary Ann lawson,
deceased, we're granted 20 Daniel ;. Lawson.
Letters ui administration on the estate Of
DAVID J. Bankert. deceased. were granted TO
.iohu l.. Bankeri.
Chas r. Reifsnidcr. executor of Margaret
A. Nusbaam, decreased, reported sale OF real
estate.
The Iast will aud testament OF Annie Bar,
bara Shafcf, deceased, was admitted TO pro
bate.
Tuesday, August 8.--I.etters Of admins
tratiou on the estate Of Chusteua johnson,
deceased, vere granted 10 Samuel l.. johnson.
John Frederick pieiz, natural guardian OF
Emma Susan Dielz, settled FIRST aud final
account.
Daniel s lawson, administrator OF Mary
Ann lawson. deceased, returned inventory OF
goods aud chattels. inventory of real estate
and list Of debts, and received order TO sell
goods and ehattels and order TO notify cred
itors.
Vim. A. McKellip, natural guardian to Julis
f. McKellip, settled FIRST and final account.
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Chas. T. Reifsalder and wife and sou
Ralph are at Atlantic City.
Miss Estelle Wathen, Of Baltimore, IS vis-
ting Mrs. f. II. 0rendorif.
Miss Bette Reifsnider went up 10 the Blue
Mountain House on Wednesday.
Miss Mamie Davis, of Baltimore, Is visit
ing al Mr.. Allis0u's near Westminster.
Miss Lizzie Irwin IS in Liberty, frederiek
county, making visit 10 Miss Matte Boyle.
Mrs. Clarke, Pitts Clarke and Miss Lottie
Gore. OF Baltimore, are visiting at Mr.. John
Gerke's.
Mrs. Rogers is at Mr.. Samuel shipley's, on
Green street, instead Of Mr.. Eyerhart 5, as
Miss Mamie f. Long. Of Baltimore. is
visiting at Mrs. Wesley Steele's. near West
minister.
J. Brooke Irwin has gone GA a Surveying
expedition with an engineer eoFls OF the u.
Misses Minnie and Fannie Thompson, Of
Washington, are guests at Mr.. George ".
Abaugh's.
Miss Nellie Parran, of Calvert county, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. NJ. Pearee, on
Miss Eva blanchard left on Thursday for
( New York, where she viii spend month
/ with an aunt.
Miss Eloise Bond aud Arthur Smith are
/ visiting Miss Edith Peudleton, Of Berkeley
/ Springs, w. Va.
/ Misses Sallie Wood and Ida Moore have
returned TO Baltimore and will spend a few
weeks at Atlantic City.
Mr.. A. HOss and wife, of Washington, D..
/ c., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William q.
1 Rinehart, at the West End.
/ Miss Ray A. Leister and her brother Ed
ward, of Baltimore, are visiting relatives and
/ friends in and near Westminster.
Mrs. Berry and three children, of Johns
town, Pa, are visiting Rev. g. W. Cooper
and wife. Mrs. Berry is a niece OF Mrs.
! Cooper and one of the survivors OF the Johns
town food.
Col. and Mrs VIM. A. McKellip started on
an extensive tour on Thursday. Their route
is north and west to Milwaukee, where they
will arrive in time to attend the g. A. X.
encampment in September.
Messrs. Charles H. Baughman and Simon
Kann went to Atlantic City last Friday and
returned on Tuesday. While in bathing Mr..
Kann had the misfortune to cut a foot IN three
i places on the sharp shells, but not senousl
DIR. George HI. Baughman and MIR. Charlie:
Herring will leave Westminster next Thursday
for ten days recreation on Chineoteague
Island, where bathing is good, the fish are
voracious, the game plenty and the sea all
invigorating.
Lieut.. George F. Landers, of the 4th Ar
tillery Regiment, o. S. A, now stationed a
Atlanta, Ca, was in town last week visiting
friends He was a student at Western Md
College in 1928, and was appointed to |
West Point cadetship by Hon. Milton G
Urner. He graduated there in 1887.
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Frirenszrx items

Miss Bertha AliinScs and Miss Media
Zoarks. both Of near York. Pa. srC spending
3 seek or racre a. 4. Miiiot' and lcoaaTd
E.ls's-
The io3loviug aeo Saesis ai sslas Y, BtsA 3,
al - whom are if1m Baltimore Miss fssny
Ksmps, Miss Tiervss Kelly. Hiss Mamie
Grots. Walter S.sbl and Wilsas SlehL
Mss Hattie Magness, Of Baltimore, Is 3
guest u Edna J. Wilies
Mrs. Issar naiieg aad daughter. oi Hsrrss
tars. are yisstng az Fraak Hollcabervy's Coz
> week or D8Fr
Miss Florence Albaaxh and SISTER lara 81
Westminster, we're visiuss a, l.su >aader s
on Monday .asi.
Jacob Hauiicy and family. uf Westnlnsies.
wuge VISITING 81 Hal Bgpwa an Sunday last.
Thomas Nehriag and uigs srsas lHss sunday
q. Vim. FvjAell'e s,so Jobs Cassell and lady,
Of Westminster.
Miss Flora psiru~ Is visisiug relatives in
Nea Windsor
A very sis wcddinE ios.k place lev ucs ks
ago, the parties being Louis kinedotisE, drag
-ist. o. u estsriusieF. and Mss JENNIE Myers
a. this place. Tho ceremony took place 81
SmAiiWond.
The grsaad g IL splendid order 70, plow.
ing. and the fsFlusrs arv iak'og advantage
Of e.
SOME ar complaining that lhe potatoes are
rott:ng IN The Erouad, caused hy the scl
~eathoF.
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The Catholic picnic oa "Wednesday vas
we'll attended hy She people from sany miles
arnuad from Westminster, Hanover. Las
tlestown. EmmiisburE, Frederick. HaFncy
and other places. /, Ras grand snccess 70
every particular, Aad very enjoyable AFFAIR.
Father Delaney managed Il ~ mastery
uay.
Miss Capry SchAan. Of Philadelphia, Ia
T. visiting her father aud other relatives ia
his place. She expects 60 return so a tr~
DAYS
Miss Marx krexeio departed her lsie on
SATURDAY. night last, and vas barred on Wed
nssiay,
The rcmains Of Harry litesebew sore
broush, 90 this place from Washington Ter
ritory on Tuesday last, aud vere INFERRED
su ihe cemetery a. JEioHiUwn. be cause
Of ais eariy death Was u8etna 81 the lungs.
Mr. samuel iirown spent day u Geilys
bars. Pa. this wcek uuising pleasure Sitl
business on hrs trap,
Mrs lizr5e Fox Is Seriously III. Her ply
sician has cail,,i Philadelphia physician ia
consultation.
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Acors. Ice Frazier. Of F,aksbarg, ahd
Edwarl MavrAy Of Deaningsi and Misses
Helea Magce, 81 Csrroilteu, Mamie liii, Of
East Niew. Grace Riuchars and Ella ". JtE.
Of uuion Bridse, apd Cirmm;e WaFheld, Of
WaieFsyiiis. have passed the examination for
scholarships Al the StAte Normal School
Thry are 10 meet 10 the School Commission
crs' OtFice next TUESDAY to sign shc necrs-
say papers and receive their certificates Of
appointment.
The Carroll County Teachers Association
xill meet a. Cepir.i Hall School House, this
e,,y. on FRIDAY, September dlh,