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A Select Party.

Reported for The Democratic AdvocAte-I
The hospiiable home of NJ. J. c. Buckley,
Of New Windsor district, pictured on last
FRIDAY evening a scene Of unusual mirth and
enjoyment. Il was the occasion Of a select
company given 70 Mrs Florence EnglaF, a
sister to Mrs. Buckley. Scarcely had the
shades Of night fallen when there we're seen
vehicles emerging from the dense fog that
fingered over The many roads to which this
homo Is convenient Ia short lime al had
arrived safely, and had experienced hearty
welcome from those receiving. Who we're
Misses F. and f. EagiAr and J. Myers. and
Messrs VI. Englar, Bennett and Norris
After this, being nshered into the parlor, they
engaged in conversation aud various amuse-
ments. until presently the spacious dining ball
vas thrown open, exhibiting TO the eye al
the deIioacies Of the season. To attempt a
lust description OF this well filed aud eSqui-
sitely arranged table Is beyond the significance
OF this report But We assert with confidence
that al who par,oOk Of this beautiful rep&st
will ever regard i as a manifestation Of the
generosity and ability Of Mr.. and Mrs BGekey
in providing aud making happy "a general
those around them. Nov the evening being
far advanced aud the young people DESTROYS
Of sOme vocal exercise. gathered around the
organ Aad executed with no little skill sOme
difficult music, including parts OF our recent
! 'sCantatar Every one seemed perfectly
conscious Of their duty and not only endeay-
+ ored 10 make il pleasant for themselves. bat
also to institute such amusements A. IN which
I all might engage. At reasonable hour The
( gathering dispersed. fully imbued with the
/ sentiment that the evening had been pleasant
Z IL spent.
Among those present wore- Misses Ada and
! Jennie Buckley, Of townsville; Misses Minnie
I and Lee Buckley aud Mr.. Elmer Buckey. oi
( Middleburg; Miss Englar. of Medlord; Miss
] Spangler, OF Gettysburg; and Misses Grace
I and Lena Lambert, Stouffer, smith, Rieha' d
soa. Devilbiss aud Skidmore, Of New Wind.
saT, MssSrs J and g. Rnglar, J. II. and G.
I Fnsor. II. and o. Snader. II. aud l.. Stender
/ W. 0etly. &. Weaver, W. Barnes, +. Eekel
/ and l. Myers
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Lsnwooa rsszs

The sain here on Monday moraing issi vas
very heavy. aud was accompanied hy sightuins
followed by load, yumbliaE shupasr. The
roads travelled daring the day became ycFy
much cat up, Ga Tuesday, however, they
we're foand solid enough % bear heavy loads,
but 20 roagh that ease, comfort aud safety %
travelling was subjected 10 a heavy dsscoaai.
The cold snaps 81 the present morgh eAased
ice houses 10 De sell SLED, Wills; The eoascnts
OF coal bias aud wood sheds Esre rapidly
diminished.
The late advance ia the price o. wheat has
caused farmers 10 sell that Which they yer had
on hand, and oar efficient proprietor Of the
warehouse and bis employees ass kept very hasy
receiving and shipping the large @noaut Of
produce daily hroushi here from the snf
rounding vicinity.
The funeral Of abraham Hesson took plsce
from the residence Of hiss sou. .LohH Hesson,
near this place. on Sunday morning last.
IntermeEt ii Bausi's Church cemetery. He
was about 50 years old.
The rcnains OF ChFlstiana, rssict of The late
Samuel Johnson, we're conveyed from her
late residence, near Nj Union, this cosniy
on Tuesday. lgth inst, and inferred IA the
German Baptist barying ground Al Pipe Creek
Church, Of which she vas an exemplary
member Her age WAS % years, 10 months
and - days.
An infant, aged months, child % David
and Alice Hobbs. VAS inferred ni the same
place on "Wednesday. 20ib instant. making N
all i've iu,ermeuts al this place since tie leah
OF January, lSS9.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate-Geo.
NJ Pearce, VIM. II. Bell, Jr., and Chas. /.
Reifsnider, Trustees.
Trustees Sale of Desirable Real and Per
sonal Property-Chas. E. Fink, Trustee.
Statement of the Farmers Mutual Fire In.
surance Co. of Dug Hill, Carroll county.
S. Kann, Sons & Cos. Great Ofering-ll
East Main Street, Westminster Nd.
Public Sale Of a Desirable House and Lot
Francis Shriver, trustee.
Large Sale of Valuable Personal Property
Lawrence Zepp.
Public Sale OF Valuable Personal Property
David r. Condor.
Eastern Hotel for Rent-Johu II. Gerke,
Westminster, Md.
For Sale or Rent-N. |. Gorsuch & Son,
Westminster, Md.
Large Sale of Valuable Personal Property
E. j. Lawyer.
For Rent-Mrs. Laura 5. Sellman, War
lieldsburg. Nd.
To the Public-Oficers of Church of God,
Union Bethel
Horses for Sale-Wm. A. Abbott, Hamp-
stead, Nd.
Legal Notices List Of Unclaimed Matter.
For Sale. A, Miller, Westminster, Md.
Farm for Rent--L. II. Stocksdale.
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An En,oyGsss Eysnias wear Eastvsv.

Itfep0Tteu fof k4e BNfANNfAA4e AaAHEAtc-5
One of the most enjoyable events of the
season was a birth day reception, g5FeE by Ar,
Vim. II. Caple and wife, near EastsieS, 9s
Friday evening, 18th instant. 70 their da5gh-
a. Eta who + quite q favOriie among her
.',nag friends. The guests began TO arrive
sI.aus o'clock. and at $50 the spacious
roou,s were filed. All seemed 10 be having
4 mos. delightful time, when about ii o'clock
ne guests weaa nshered into another room,
where a large table laden with Refreshments
awaited them. a. which al, seemed 10 do their
duty. ~.
6won9 those present were, Miss Eta
Croat. Howell Lamotte, Harry Miller. OF
Baltimore; Miss Ada Matthias, OF Mechanics
town. Lewis A. Bennett, of Riverton, Wieom
leo county: f. Q. Jones, Of PocOmoke City;
Misses MAY Nelson. Anna Casseil, hose
Orndorff. Fannie Buekinghau,aud Asssrs JOS,
smith, Joseph Franklin. John Brandige'
Tbomas SNYDER Fred. d. Miller, John Miller,
Arthur Smith, VIM. Anders, Harry Bueklhg
ham. Of Westminster; Harry Csple, wife and
family. Eugene Green, Ida Green, JENNIE
Brown. Grace Brown, of Carrollton; Misses
Fannie Shilling. Jennie Herring, K. and Q. Mil
Ter. Wm. B. Herring, Vim. WestaSay, of Sandy
Vile; Misses Marietta 4asseli, Alpha Gore,
Ida +. Caple, NJ. Jacob Caple and vile, Al
verda Lamotte. Esla I.amot;e, herschel La
motto. James Lassell. Daniel Frazier, John
Glee, Chas. r. Woods, John d. ArRaeost,
of Finksburg; Misses Ef6e Bennett, Aolle
ShipIey, Clemmie Shipley. Alice Shipley,
Mr.. Frank Gorsuch and wife, Abraham n.
Zentz and wife, William c. Benson, George
Benson. VIM Gambler, James Feeling, Chas.
Wagner, Horace Shipley, Warren Shipley, OF
Gamber; Miss Fanny Davis and brother, OF
Rid Hut Misses Eta Caple, Dora Hess,
Rert;e Yingling, Laura 0sterhus, Maggie
Glee. Mr.. Norris GapIe, wife and son, Chas-
Canle and wife, George II. Caple, Nelson
Yinqling. Butler Gorsuch, Daniel Hess, John
T. Hess. George Glee, Edgar ). csPis. Of
Eastview, and others. About o'clock the
guests departed for their homes.
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BAcHMANs MILLS ITEMS.


Thanks 10 HO 3. Frank 7. Shaw for dis
tribuiing some very interesting books 10 car
community. They we're Department Of Agri-
culture Reports Of 1881
The people of eur vicinity have filled their
ice houses
on last Sunday Rev VIM. II. Groh, Of
Boalsbury, Pa, preached very interesting
sermon Ia our church on Sunday, 10 large
audience.
After lingering Illness Of three weeks from
pneumonia. Mrs Elizabeth, wife Of William
Bachman. died on Monday, February 18th.
al ten O'Clock. Her remains we're Inferred
IN f3aehman's cemetery on Wednesday morn
ing. Service was conducted by Rev. {. NJ.
Eyster The church was crowded, about
three hundred being present. Il was one OF
the largest funerals ever held here. Mrs.
Bachrsu YVES highly esteemed by all, aud
was q kind and afecuonate E,otker He7 age
was 10 years, month and 3 days.
Mrs. Myers, motheE of Mr.. p. II. l. Ny
ers, Is seriously ILL., She Is the eldest lady in
our vicinity.
Mrs. Warehime. wiEe Of Mr.. Thomas Ware
hime, is on the sick list also.
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Mss Bette Hanson, Of near this piarc.
leit on Saturday last Tor Baltimore, wheFe
she intends naking her fltarr home
Jessie BuR5tnbUrz sPsui pAri 81 the seek
9th friends 10 Baiumore county.
On THURSDAY a last week thr iaReTai d
Mrs. William HefkAogf iook place ai Oakland
Charcb; aud ,he faoessl Of Edwari Phillips.
to0k place ~ toe same church this week.
Rev. ] K Apdgew dictated on both occa-
sians.
o. Z. Philips sss severely cut over ,he lrit
eye on TUESDAY evening last uhile bati'as a
stone instead of \ ball.
Nrs. James Garter, OF near Eld,rsbarg,
who has been 81. Tor several DAYS. IS impfoy-
iak Mrs William Phillips slso : slowly
convalesciEg.
On Thursday Of las, week party Of Young
folks net nj the residence Of Mr.. +. III.
Shipey and spcut . very pieasau, evening.
Refreshments were served at Iea o'clock,
after which music Was furnished BY Miss
Nellie ShipleY.
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stnts Pa. Items.

william CAN'T bought Of Thomas Shearer
bis house and - acres Of land for $3.50.
Lewis Bauhll,z Is one of the most success
fal pumpkins raiseTs Ia oar section. He has
some barrel pumpkins which are TWO years
old
There are number OF sick persons In our
vicinity. Daniel Walker IS III With the cry
siplas.
Arumber OF young men are cutting cord
wood fos g. F. Miller, at New Freedom, IA.
Public sales are becoming numerous IN this
section.
James Ii. Masimore. who has been sntfer-
ing from a tumor ia his abdomen for about
four wears, is lying seriously Ill, and is per
ieetly helpless. He also has the dropsy.
Fox hanting is becoming quite fashionable
among some Of our Juveniles.
There is some tails of starting a string band
At this place,
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prn...,,nrr q ,ns orpssas. csars.

Manday. February ls.-Tbe lass val aud
testament uf Susanna BisJcs. deceased. As
admitted 10 probate aud letters issiamentary
granted % Richard II. Miller and Ueorse
Letters Of administration on ths estate Of
Hcnry Mack, deceased, we're granted Ia
George A. Mack.
DAVID EaziAr. Jr, i4gael c. Rluraayi aad
John f. Senssucy. executors OF DAVID kne
lar. S.. received ee3er 20 sci. siocss-
Ths last Will and ,csiamsas 81 Apus kliEa.
beth Seipp. deceased, aas admitted 70 probate
ana letters Of administration, a., granted
70 Charles y. Roberts
FIRST administration aeroaag 81 NI5slam, j.
fsndsay.sxeeusog Of Eleanor Alec, deceased.
Tursday. February 70 Report Of saic d
rroand ,enls 81 Poser Greenwood. decease3,
hnaliy ratified.
Repors AZ sale Of TEAL estate Of jaues
Shssh. dcceased. aaaiiy ratified
letters II Administrations on Ihs estate q
Henry Hlllebridlc. deceased, usse granted 10
Ausasas L. Noreiaek and sa@sr. FHeAaa-
ger
HaanAh s. Garner aad Jasper e. tiareet
executors ~ Jacob Nun, deceased. imported
sAlc of zeal estate
EIsaza II. Weaver and GTeeabsry T Pal.
mag. executors ut 48Aa hNaFrFs Atsfat7fAsr
rsiaraed inventory Of goods asi chst,sss. ISL
sf debts aud suyeaiosy ~ monsy. aud received
order 10 sell goods aaa chalte.s and order 20
notify creditors
Assirew Mye5iy, administrator Of t-.irn
usiaer, deceased. Fetsrned liss o. sales al
goods aud chalieis
Wa. &. Marker and Jacob II, NarSeT,
cxccu,ars Of Jacob Marker. deceased, Fciass
ID iavrugory Of goods aud ehaticls, iuvcuiafy
81 paanrv aud 81; Of debts. aai feegive3 order
81 scll S,ars 81 goods and chaiiies. and order
90 sosiiy creditors.
Laviaa J. Yius,ug Asi Ella WaHlz- exec.
usors u DAVID WASTE. deceased. retaFacd IN
ven,ogy Of goods and eha'tels. aad reevsFesi
order 10 sea goods aud ehAfiles, order 20 srl-
real estate aui order 10 notify creditors
Auiciiur Hslishii.e Admlaisinairx 81
DAVID usl,ahsi,e, deceased, returned iEzeu
tory az goods aud ehatsels, aai received alAer
70 sell goods and ehatiels.
Chas f. SusbAum. administration 81 Eslru
Nusbaun. deceased. ge;uruej i.s, o. sales d
goods and chaii-is-
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wsatnnr parnrd for tha Week.

February l6-mereury 81 at a. m. and 81
at 2 D. IN; rain. February l7-mercury 81
at a m and46 at , p. m; rainy and cloudy,
parially clear in the afternoon, cloudy at
night. February ls-mercury IS at a. m
and 80 at 2 p. nj thunder gust at $50 a. m.
with heavy rain; cloudy aud shoSery, Gisar at
sunset, high wind all night. February -
mercury y at a. m. aud % at p. m; par
TALLY cloudy and hustery. February 70
mercury II at a. IN. and 80 at p. m; clear
and blustery. February 2I-mereury 20 at
a. m. and 81 at , p. N; generally cloudy.
February 22-mcrcury 20 at a. M, and AZ
at - m; cloudy.
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waraeIdsburg Items.

The funeral of Miss Bette Barnes was large
" attended on last Sunday at Stone Chapel,
Rev. Johs Il. Marsh officiated.
Cod NJ this place. Wilt administer the sacra.
ment of baptism by immersion en pext Tues
day. Quite large number will participate
in the ordinance. In the evening Of the same
day the Lords Supper will be celebrated,
also feet washing.
Very @Sny of our enterprising farmers are
now busily engaged in hauling lime stone
from the quarries of Nr. Roop and Mr.
Robertson.
Er. George W. Phillips killed four Gigs,
seven months old, which weighed IT, 49,
1856 and lSS pounds,
Our public school RSy averages about y
pupils daily.
The brass band at this place meets tyiee,
week to practice. 4 new instructor tor the
same Is now under consideration.
The health of the community is good,
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shipley Items.

Mrs. Julia A. HOOK, wife of Mr.. John N.
Hook, has been for several days dangerously
i'll. is now slowly convalescing under tho
skillful treatment of DR.. Joseph Herring.
Mrs Marguerite Easton, who has been
quite i'll for some time, is able to be up and
ABOUT again.
Many fog chase in our neighborhood HI has
been made during the last few weeks. The
sound Of the hunters horn and the yelplng
hounds are frequently heard here, but the
pursued fox betakes himselfto some secluded
spot and cheats the hunter and hounds OF
their pursuit, every time,
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1.ams fcom Near psnnins s.

The Young people of the surrounding neigh
borhood had quite & pleasant hop at Mr.. J.
NJ. Baumgardner on Wednesday evening of
last week. All seemed to enjoy themselves
heartily.
Mr.. Isaac Dracht left on the 10Th instant
for Illinois, where he expects to make his
home.
Mr.. VIM. Keefer intends building an addi-
ton to his dwelling house l5xl6 feet. John
keefer, carpenter.
Health of community good.
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October 9th, 1883.

DRIVATE SALE.--A small farm, ,
l. miles from Uniontown and about half IA
mile from Tyrone, near the Plank Road ,adjoin-
ing lands Of Lewis Myers, VIM. Nusbaum,
Josiah Unger and others, containing o. Acres
of Land, improved by a good Frame 80 80
House, 2 stories high, containing -
rooms, with large porehes and pantry; good
bank barn. d0xG0 feet, with good stablug;
wagon she'd, coru house and buggy house
combined; spring house, wash house, hog
house, and al necessary outbuildingS. The
land is under cultivation, well watered, with
good fences; orchard OF choice fruit
This property is convenient 10 churches,
schools and market Terms easy. For fur
Their particulars apply so or address
JOSEPH FORMWALT,
feb III st Tyrone, Nd.
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Agricultural Discussion.

The counties of Kent. Talbot, Frederick,
Hartford, Baltimore aud Montgomery, hold
regular monthly meetings for the discussion
of agricultural subjects. One of the princi-
nal benefits arising from agricultural societies,
springs from the intelligent discussion OF agri-
cultural subjects among farmers. IL IS more
conducive to farm progress than the Agricul-
tural College, or the Agricultural Department
at Washington, which has just been dignliied
by the elevation of its chief to a position IN
the Cabinet All The counties Of the State
ought to form associations on the basis OF free
discussion. 1t is association, the interchange
of mutual experience, the action of mind upon
mind that gives the impulse to agricultural
improvements
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The undersigned having settled in She
Orphans Court an account of the personal
estate Of Peter ". Webb, late Of Carroll
County, deceased, and ascertained the balance
in his hands for distribution, according TO law,
among the creditors Of said deceased. hereby
gives neiiee to said creditors to file their
claims against said deceased, legally authentic
Gated with the Register Of Wills for Carroll
County, on or before the llth day of March,
1889. preparatory to q distribution of the as
sets Of said personal estate, TO be made
amongst said creditors under the direction OF
the Orphan Court of Carroll County, on the
18th day OF March, 1889.
After the haal ratification Of said distribn-
ton by the Orphans Court aforesaid, the I'M
dersigned will be prepared 10 pay TO each oi
said creditors their respective dividends ac-
cordiag to said distribution.
PETER L. TOME,
E.hl6 4. Administrator.
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n1avnerrr Items.

Our people have secured good supply of
fine ice. -,
Mr.. Joshua P Fitze, of ReisIerstown, Nd,
was home on a visit this week.
A great many are on the sick list in this
section.
a race track will be built on Mr.. Jacob
Fleagles farm, near Thorn Dale. the coming
spring 1t viii be used to train trottIng colts
on.
A very interesting protracted meeting IS
now in progress in the Church of God, at this
Mace. Two conversions have resulted and
there is a great awakening among the mem
bers,
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MO. 2els EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
Edman II. Weaver, mortgage, vs.. Aaron
Crumrine and Mary Crumrine, his wife,
nortgagors.
Ordered this 10th day Of February, A. D.
1889. that the corrected account of the auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 4th day of March,
next; provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks, before the last
named day, in some newspaper published ia
Carroll county
True Copy,-Test:
febl6 u WN. n. MARTIN, Clerk.
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The viii of the late Charles j. Hull, a wealthy
real estate owner of Chicago was probated on We'd
nesday II was made IN 1881, and bequeathed the
entire estate varlously estimated at from 100000
to 100000 TO Helen Culver his housekeeper tor
many years. Hull left no children, and no natural
heirs nearer than nephews and nieces, but these,
with the grandnephews and grandnieces. fifteen in
all, will contest the will on the grounds of undue
influence Huh was noted for his eceentrieity.
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ebl6 II
No. $3.50 EQUITY.

In the Great Court for Carroll County.
Joshua Smith. Mortgage. vs.. Randolph l..
Horton and wife, Mortgagors.
Ordered this 18th day Of February, 1889,
that the sale Of the Mortgaged Real Estate
mentioned in the proceedings 10 this caase,
made and reported by Joshua Smith, Mort
gacee, under power of sale contained in
mortgage from Randolph L. Horton and wife
to him, be ratified aud confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day Of March, 1889; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Carroll county, once IN each OF
three successive weeks before the 18th day Of
March next
The report states the amount Of sale to be
WI. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
feb 10 ST VIM n. MARTIN, Clerk.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1889
Sale Register.

Notices Of sales for which bills are prin ted at this
Office will be published under this head for so cts
when bills are printed elsewhere 81 will be charged
See bills for particulars concerning sales.
March SIS young horses, 10 mileh cows, farming
indictments in general. n. A. Englar, near johns
VILE Frederick county. Thes. J. Wilson, auet'r.
March 5-Horses. Mules. Cows. shotes, Farming
Implements in general John V. Mentz on Jacob
Shaefers farm. near Bachman's Mill. VIM. Brown,
auctioneer: J. VIM. Earhart clerk.
March I2-1s-Horses, Cows. Farming Utensils
Grain Wagons Carriage. Buggies. Household Fur
niture sc. Lawrence Zepp. near W eStminster. r.
C. Matthew'S AuctiOneer- Joseph A. WaeSche and
James 4. Rinker, Clerks.
March 1916 Horses. Fine Herd Of Cattle, Farming
indictments in general Jacob Stoner, near Union
Bridge Nd. Thomas Kolb, auetioneeri John ;.
Repp, clerk.
March 49, Horses Mules, l6 MIR Cows
Wagons and Farming implements. Urlah BiXier'
near Westminster, on the New windsor road. VIM
Brown, Auctioneer.
March 2l-3 horses q colts cows. heifer Bull, and
a large variety Of Farming Implements. A6salom
Koontz near Silver Run. Vim. Brown, auetioneer;
Jonas Frock, clerk.
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.IvIDEND NO. 81.

Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
of Westminster,
Westminster, january 31st, 1899.
The President and Directors have this day
declared Dividend Of p per cent. on the
Capital Stock, out OF the earnings Of the past
six months, payable to stockholders OF this
date, on and after February 18th, 1889, clear
OF Federal, State and County Taxes.
W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
feb 81 Cashier.