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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

Christmas, at this place, brought its usual
festivities. The fine spring-like weather con-
trihuted much to its enjoyment
On Saturday evening, December End, the
graded department of the public schools,
under the superintendent of its teacher, Mr..
G. W. Yeiser, gave pretty entertainment
consisting of declarations, recitationS and
ESSAYS and vocal and instrumental music by
the pupils. Mr.. Noah Geiser, student OF
Gettysburg Theological Seminary, made some
appropriate remarks upon the mission OF
Santa Claus, after which Santa appeared in
his usual costume, and treated each pupil to
confectioneries.
On Christmas Eve the Lutheran Sunday
school at Silver Run had Christmas service
led by the pastor, Rev. fl. c. Foltz. The
service consisted of vocal and instrumental
music, accompanied by several horns, respon-
sive readings and Rotations. After the SER
vices, the children were treated to CONNECTION
cries. The church was handsomely decorated
with evergreen.
On Sunday, the children of the Sunday
School of the NJ Z. Church, at this place
were treated to candy and oranges, at the
same time large box was presented to the
pastor Rev. james Eckersley. The usual
| Christmas entertainment by the school, and
| church decoration was dispensed with tins
year,-a feature we hope will not be over
| looked again. On Christmas evening the
Sunday School at Wisner's school house, gave
very pretty and creditable entertainment, al
which time the children were treated to con
! fectioneries, and the superintendent, Mr..
! Jacob Wolfe, of this place, was presented
with a large and handsome family Bible by
| the school.
/ Protracted meeting viii commence at the
| VI. E. Church at this place on Sunday even
/ ing next, and will continue at least two weeks
| Mr., r. Nelson koonts, Of this place, reeen
tly slaughtered three porkers, weighing re-
| spectively, Sal. 40 and 365 lbs.
I On Friday of last week, the remains OF Mrs
Koontz. wife of Rev. }. Perry koontz of tbs
4 L. B. Church, OF York Haven, Pa, but for
! merly of this place, we're Inferred in the CEN
etery at Silver Run. Mrs. koontz died at he
home on Wednesday previous of typhoid
7 fever and was brought to this place on lhars
dav. Rev. J. B. Jones, OF Manchester, assist
ed hy Rev J. G. Moss, conducted the tunera
seryiceg, She was in her 33rd year ans
leaves husband and three small children.
On Tuesday last the Reformed eongresa
ton at Silver Run voted whether to build q
Joint or separate church, the result was Il
( votes for a separate church and seven Tor 9
Joint church This looks as 1t Silver Rnv
we're to have tive new churches 10 the neal
future, for j, IS probable that the Lutheran
congregation will also build.
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Mr.. cleyelauds letter to the Massachusetts
Tariff Reform League, which is reproduced
in this issue, shows that he is still confident
in the ultimate triumph oftaritf reform. THIS
reform, he says, is as far reaching in its par
poses as the destiny of our country, and as
broad in its benefcence as the welfare OF our
sas;re people. Mr.. Cleveland has faith in the
intelligence and virtue Of the people, and he
believes it is only necessary to arouse them to
assure the speedy and complete overthrow OF
the s,rougholds of selfshness and greed,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05
NV ApYERrIsENENTs.

BE Sure and Come to the Great Winter
Goods Sale-Theo. Derr & Son, 10 cas-
Main street, Westminster. Nd.
The Greatest SAKE Of Our i.ife, &e-J. T.
Orndorff. Nos. 70 - west Main street, West
minister, Md.
Stock Taking clearanee-S. kaun, Sons
& Co. Ii east Main street, Westminster, Nd
grusseeg sale 8f Valuable Real Estate
Jacob J.. Weaver and VIM. Babylon, Trustees.
Public Sale of Stocks aad Ropds-pavid }.
Roop aud John D. Roop, Executors.
Mortgages Sale Of Valuable Mill Prop
erty-Jacob Sharetts. Mortgage.
Mill and Saw Mill for Sale-Jas. S. Glad
hill. Westminster. Md.
Nathan Gutman, Is west Lexington street,
Baltimore. Nd.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
For Sale-Wm. II. Reese, Executor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

Notwithstanding great preparations are be-
ing made for it, there wont be any inaugural
Ball at Washington, ifthe Methodist ministers
can prevent it. They regard dancing as sin
full, and are holding meetings everywhere to
protest against the holding of the ball, Mr..
Harrison, who is Presbyterian, adenomlna-
ton that does not look upon dancing with
favor, will probably not express any opin-
ion on the subject, and the fellows that Sc
cured his election by the purchase of voters
sin blocks of FIVE" will scarcely see any SIN
in having an inaugural ball, and the ball will
be held. The Methodist clergy will find their
efforts fruitless. If they can't stand dancing
let them all join the Democratic party. II
will not have an inaugural ball this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev William ;. Hammond. President Of
the MARYLAND Auuual Conferences, uill preach
a. ihe Methodist Protestant Church, on sun
day, al 10! q. To-. and :! p m.
Grace Lutheran Churuh-ComaGuiuu ser.
wees Sunday At 10 % a. NJ. and : p. IN
z. II. Miller, Pastor.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. q. ". Cooper. pastor. At 1880 a. u,
sacrament &C the Lords Sapper Preaching
ia the evening al clock Yoang People 5
Meeting a. 6.l5 2. m.
The Holy CommsHioa w,ll take p,acs al
s. Paals Reformed ChaFch on Sunday 81;
10. 50 a. n Preparatory services on Sztgr.
dAy 3, :. Is p. u. Sunday school A. 2. IS a.
n. Services ~ hriirrs Church ca Sunday
At p. M. Calvin 5. Slasie, pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

% Ladies' Fine Plaid and Striped Jackets,
elegant sellers at 81. $3.50 and So, now IS.
50 Fine Black, Brown and Blue Beaver
Jackets, tailor made, bound in braid, lap
seams and exquisitely finished, sold all season
at Sc, $50 and 81, now 1915.
10 Striped Modjeskas, sold at Sc and $3.50,
now 81.
5 Plain Modjeskas, sold at 81, IS and 50,
now 1915.
% Plain Black and Brown Corkscrew
Worsted New Markets, So, $3.50, 81, now
81 So
% Black Brown Corkserew Worsted New
Markets, with Asirachan Trimmings, sold at
IS. IS. so, 50 and $40, now Sc.
10 Striped New Markets, sold at IS, $3.50,
50, now 1925.
10 Ladies Seal Plush Goats. elegant quail
ity, sold at SD aud S23, now Sl7.75.
Ladies' Seal Plush Wraps, with Beaded
Trimming, sold at SIG and SIS, now Sl6.75.
An immense reduction in Misses and
Children's Coats.
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Mr.. Henry ghsum has gone to Philadelphia
to visit his daughter and also proposes to Sc
cure work for the winter.
DR.. L. Kemp and wife, Of UniontoSn,
visited this place last week.
Numerous marriages have taken place and
many more are TO occur before spring.
Christmas was duly observed in the
churches. The Lutheran held their services
on Christmas eve; the Reformed on Christ
mas night. md the Presbyterian on the Sun
day after Christmas. The decorations were
tastefully and beautifully arranged and the
services were appropriate to the occasion.
The oyster supper, held in Eckenrode' S
Hall, last week, was under the management Of
the Choral Union. The attendance was good.
Mr.. Michael Fogle has COW that dropped
twin calves on Saturday last.
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MARRIED,

Near Lineboro'. in York county, Pa. at
the home Of the brides parents. GA December
80. lSSs, by Rev. {. VI. Eyster, James A.
weatz and Miss Mary A. Armstrong both OF
York county, Pa.
Ia Westminster, Nd, on January 8, ISIS
by Rev. Father Gloyi, George Ham, Of thi.
city, and Maggie Stops. OF Wayuesboro, Pa.
On December -. ISIS, AZ Liitlestowu. Pa.
by Rev. y. ". SollcnberEer. Robert c. Shin.
nes. Of Cumberland township, Adams eoaniy,
Pa, aad Miss Amanda kinstle5, Of Carroll
county, Nd.
On December -, 1855. Al Liulessovn, Pa,
by Rev. T. ). l.iudanau, George N. Ssady,
OF Carroll county, Nd. aud Miss Alvcrts '.
RitiaSe, Of Germany township, Adams couaty,
u
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05
The Situation in Europe.

The peace of Europe is standing theme
with the newspapers. 1t is threatened, dis
rupted and restored, about as often as the
changes of the moon; but there is nowar yet;
nor is there any present likelihood of war.
The status on the Eastern Continent appears
to be-the Gar wants to swallow Turkey,
England is helping herseifto Africa, the Pope
still hopes to regain his temporal power in
Italy, Boulanger is supposed to be threaten
ing the French Republic, the relations OF
Germany, Austria and Italy are not as loving
as they we're, and Austria is little restless
because of the presence of a large body o.
Russian troops near its borders.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05
RAJ Stock Taking Clearance
A Phenomenal Cut in Surplus
Stock.
Read our prices carefully

Too much warm weather and too little cold
weather has left us loaded with Heavy Weight
Garments, Cloaks, Wraps, listers, New
Markets, Jackets, Misses and Children
Coats, &c, which must be disposed of right
away at any cost. We shallnot carry a single
garment over, and if you will read our prices
carefully you'll see that we mean to.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

The american Sentinel, of this city, enters
its 57th volume this week. During the past
few years it has been decidedly improved,
both as to contents and appearance, aud now
ranks with the best Republican journals IN
the State. Its patronage, too, is good, show
ing an appreciation by its party of the efforts
of the publisher TO keep pace with the times
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prooesdinE. q tne orphans. court.

Monday, Dec. 81, 18s8.-Wm. A. Murray,
executor of Keziah Murray, deceased, re-
ported sale of real estate.
Wm. T. Lucabaugh, acting executor OF
John W. Lucabaugh, deceased, returned list
of debts.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth Price, DECEASED, were granted to
Francis Shriver.
Julia A. Kaufman, deceased, were granted
to Theodore A. Kaufman.
David NJ. Humbert, administrator Of Jacob
Humbert, deceased, returned additional in.
yentory Of goods and ehattels and received
order 10 sell same,
Letters testsmentary on the estate OF Peter
G.. Ober, deceased. were granted to Elizabeth
Ober.
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Business Locals.

For Sale twenty-five Sho;es and Pigs. APP
ply to Elias Reed, CarrOlton, Nd.
John Poisal. at Carrollon, is prepared to
do all kinds of Harness Work, either at home
or elsewhere. It
Cut Flowers and Plants for sale at Roop &
Tiles.
offer my services as inside or outside
clerk for public sales ]. L, Rinker, West
minister, Nd,
G. Frank Beaver has moved his Sale Sta.
bles from No. 100 East Green street, West
minister, to the corner Of Green and Sycamore
streets, where he viii be pleased to see his
friends aud the public generally.
HILLS celebrated Horse aud Cattle Powder.
for sale by L. .. Grimes.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Harris died in Rockbridg

Mrs. Elizabeth Harris died in Rockbridgt
county, Va, on Christmas Day, aged "a years
Her husband was in the war of 1879, aud she
drew pension from the government. She
was native of Aibemarle county.
A tumor weighing 100 pounds was recently
removed from Mrs. Hannah Little, of Frank
fort, Pa. 1t weighed FIVE pounds more thar
the patient after its removal. Mrs. Little
bore the operation heroicallY:
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

WESTMINSTER, MD, January 3rd, 1889.
The creditors ofJesse D. Nusbaum are here
by notified that the said Jesse d. Nusbaum
has applied to the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for the benefit of the insolvent laws
of the State of Maryland, and that proceedings
in Insolvency, in relation to his estate are now
pending; and that the creditors of the said
Jesse b. Nssbaum are required to appear at
the Court House, in the Judges Room, in
Westminster, in Carroll county, and State of
Maryland. on the 1lth day of January, 1889,
at 10 O'Clock a. m. to choose Permanent
Trustee for the estate of said Jesse d. Nus
baum.
]. MILTON REIFSNIDER,
jan 1t Preliminary Trustee,
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On January Ist, the Gettysburg Pa. star
and Seatiaei began its s9th volume. hisone
of the best of our Pennsylvania exchanges
and one that we always open with pleasure.
The only Objectionable feature in it is its OK.
IRENE Radicalism.
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MIL and SAW MILL for Sale.

Os tss ". NJ. r. r., 81 Sprias Mills Sta
tea. fsasa zhieh great deal Of asiik i ship
ped lo Raitiaote. showing the vAlushle ioca
siau of shs Mil for trade. The Nil Hoase .
part brick. 20 By 60 feet, asd part frame 80
hy 81 treg, The whole three stories high. Free
ass u ssiseh or siding as@r the Mil, givisE
rxeeilsal Railroad facilities Tor shipping. Il
) on the i.ibcrty rad ese satic soatbwess %
Westminster. The Mil Is run By The waters
81 I.asilc Pspc Greek. has good dan silh ~
fecs AsAa, and regular. never falling power.
fheTe are four runs 81 bHyrs, scoarsrs and
bsssh. and boliiaE arrangement Being near
The ecanty scat, IN a good farming locality,
9TH abundance II grain At hAnd and Goa
sszss ana sl0ady dsnsasd soF feed, &o.i shsre
IS q Erzi sAic trade making Is a. profitable and
desirable = Milling property a. any ~ the
County There ara tSo Dwellings connected
Niih ths place. 0Rc a uew, two story franc,
w,ih eve rooms and cellar about acres q
good land, With siabhag. and other oaSbeild.
ihss, good frail, &c. iss eoaugaisy to the
eo1nty SEAT makes Il vcry desirable az a resi-
deuce. Terms 10 suit Gail on
JAS. :. Gi.ADHIII,
., Spriag Mills Station. W. II. 4. Z. or ad.
dress, Westminster, Nd. Jams Il
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"Gretna Green of America. "


Correspondence of the Democratic Advocate.
NASHVILLE, KY, January l, 18S9.-Your
correspondent recently visited Aberdeen,
Adams county, Ohio, just across the Ohio
river from this place. Aberdeen is called the
"Gretua Green of America for at that place
more loving hearts are made one, perhaps,
than elsewhere in the United States of like
population, which is about twelve hundred.
People go there from all over the West to be
Joined, and some of the ardent lovers who are
there married are ruuaways from obdurate
parents.
The marriages are performed by Mr.. Massie
Beasley, one of the aged citizens of the place,
who is now an octOgenarian. He was Justice
of the peace from 1850 to 1856, and from the
latter date until 1870 mayor of the town.
Since 1870 he has held the position OF justice
of the peace. In the last eighteen years he
has married 8 $500 couples. Tho ceremony is
very simple, consisting of contract by the
parties acknowledging themselves as man and
wife. After this acknowledgment, certifi
cate, of which the following is a copy, is filled
up and given the parties, who depart happy
ITO All Whom it May Concern.
Aberdeen, Ohio. -. ...
THIS CEBTIFIES, That by virtue of a Marriage Con
tract by aud between .aud
the county of...
.... state they have this day
Z in the presence OF the undersigned witnesses ac
4 knowledged themselves as Man and Wife
I ...-.-..-....-. Witnesses
I ............,.- -.-.-.,..-.-..J
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Quay, spelled backward, becomes yaak,
taking the sound r. There is 20 saeh word
in the vocabulary, but let it take It's place, Is
expressive of disgust and eoatenpt- It's Po-
Htical signi6canee will be readily understood.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

The Frederick Nd. Ezami,'er has entered
upon its s5,h yess. It IS TIE oldest county
journal, we believe. in the state, sud enjoys
the confidence Of It's numerous patrons
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

Congress convened on Wednesday. Less
than two months Of the session remains, and
Il Is not likely very much of public charae-
Ter beyond the passage Of the regular aPpro.
priaiion bills will be accomplished. Pension
bis. rs usual, viii be rushed through, a con,
siderable debate will follow the Introduction
of The bills to admit certain territories to
statehood, and the tariff bill will again come
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-01-05

With its last issue the Liberty,own Nd
Banner, entered upon its foraieth year II Is
good local journal aud It's editors work
seems to be appreciated, judging by the fine
patronage il has. We wish it continued pros
r,arifr
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snn paa,h DIV browning

Mr. Paul Combs, Of Le0nasdtown, st.
Mary's county, Nd, while out Gucking n
Briftan's BAY, not far from his home, on
Thursday afternoon oflast week, was knocked
overheard by the ibiBg Of a sail and was
drowned. At the time he had on heavy rub
Der boots aud a cunning suit, and IN the
pockets Of his coat were cartridges. Tins
weighted he Immediately saas 10 the bottom
aud drowned. A search for his body vas
made far into the night. without success.
Search was resumed the Hext morning, ana q
vas found in sizteen fest OF water, nos Tar
from where he sank. Is vas natural aad ME
ike when recovered. Ills funeral TOOK place
on last Saturday, and the entire community
attended
On the day Of his drowning, be with bis
mother and brothers and sisters we're spend
ing the day with his uncle, NJ. }. tank
Ford. whose residence Is on tho bans o.
Briuan's Bay. Paul and his brother Ford
about noon went cot hunting Abcr Trying
their luck on LAID. ,hey 70; boat and salsrd
oat in the bay after ducks. snd about I O cioc&
the sad accident occurred.
Mr.. Combs vas a son Of FIX Senator Roberi
c. Combs. and grandson u the late JaaEc
Robert Ford He sas a young maa OF br'ghi
intellect and hieh character, and gave prom
ise OF a brilliant career tie WAS eaacAtcd 81
Charlotte Han aud Western Maryland Col
lese, graduating al the latter Institution ln
Jane, lss7, with tho highest houoTs- Shortly
after graduation, although bat iwpaiy years
Of age, he wAs chosen = member 81 The lac IT.
" Of the Maryland Agricultural COLLEGE
which position be held a The tins Of BIS
death.
The deceased vas vcll.kuoWa sn3 quite
popular in Westminster. aud the aess Of hi'
sudden death was received hcre nith fe, .aog'
OF genuine regret lie visited here less than
four weeks before his death, and vas ex
pec,ed here again daring The holidays
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No. sels EQUITY.
iian5

10 the Circuit Court for Carroll county.
George NJ. Pearce, Trustee and Plaintiff, VS..
Alfred II. Butler and John II. Butler,
Defendants
Ordered this Sd day of January, A. d. 1881,
that the account Of the Auditor fled in thii
cause be finally ratified and con6rmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 2ist day Of January, instant; pro-
vided copy Of this order be inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day
in some newspaper Published in Carroll
county WIN. N. MARTIN, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
jan p WN. n. MARTIN, Clerk,
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EOR SALE.-A brick dwelling, No. A
Pennsylvania Avenue, Westminster, Nd.
Well finished throughout; pump of fine kzEssAat
water in the yard; lot 60 feet front run BEE
ming back to an alley; stable and other build
ings. For further particulars apply to Jacob
Bixler, adjoining.
WIN. II. REESE,
ian St. Executor.
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Dress Fabrics.

80 inch All Wool Tricois and Cloths size
81 inch All Wool Tricots and Cloths 55c.
81 inch Broadcloths. all shades, Coo.
"a Cable Cord, all shades, Toe.
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

NOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A
II Min Property on Little Pipe Greek, near.
Frederick Junction and Western Maryland
Railroad. This mill has two Turbine Wheels,
four sets of Burrs and Hominy Mill. Mater
power excellent. 1t supplies a large scope of
country, aud is most desirably located.
Would exchange for a farm or city property.
Terms easy. Address
S. WEANT, York Road, Md.
or Dr. M. HAMMOND,
$40 n, Paca street,
dec22 St Baltimore, Nd.
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II Isr OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

IL Remaining in the Post Office, West
minister, Md, December 20, 1888:
Barns, Miss Rebecca Monath, Christ
Cook, Miss Z. (2) Ritz, Peter
johnson, Mrs E. Studebaker, Jae,
Myer, j. L. Wilson, Levi
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will say it was advertised.
ian JOS. B. BOYLE, P. NJ.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Serih Carolina has never granted divorce.
Illinois has never refused one
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Mems Wear.

Wool KeFseys in Striped aud Plain, s7lc.
We jus, received two bales of Uubleached
Muslin Remnants, yard wide, sc.
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Leap Year Party

The last leap year party vas & ~. aeaFss
Hoffman ), near Tbs city, on MeBday rsgth
BIZ o'clock The kouss zas SLED via sae
ladies aud geaslcmca q The aeighhosheod,
pasieHslF waiting sos the Westminster Or
ches;ra, which vas 10 euisvun ihe eegas3oa ~
their music, but shey did noi arrive aHai ;
o clock, xhen dancing commenced o. i~o
floors, the Orchestra playing n the ocniFc o.
the house. Those prrsea; Nere Masses Aiieer
doe, Jennie aHd Emna Fcsles. AaFy, laila
aud Hester Hook, Lizzie, MsgEie aud CsFFse
Hoffman, Mary and Louisa Btgsei, jrnnss and
Beaie woolery, susie Powdsr aad Ida Ward,
al Of near this city; Lane and l.'slA Joha
son. Of Washington; Dora and Asry Aaik
ling and Maggie EDgrl. of Baltimore, FFed.
ri chst and uife, Harry BnEhiwsil AID
sife, frad. Walkling md wife, James Hook
sad wife, Martha b.t.si asd xils, William,
Henry aud James Foster, EiHler. Iaeodofs
and Wa. Beaver. john. Fred. aad Chasiea
Walking, Philip, Fred. aud Psilsp r. hgsasi,
John, George and Willie Hcanan, Joan
Shafer. Ham. Arnold, Frank DrvilbisS, Chas.
and Chri3 Miner. Charles Naekiey and great
many Others Who eame 20 see ,hea dance lhe
old year out and the new one IN.
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TN the Orphans Court for Carroll
Il County.

December Term, 1888.
Ordered this 9th day of December, 1888,
by the Orphans Court of Carroll county, that
the account and distribution of the assets Of
the personal estate of James II. Steele, il,
deceased, in the hands of Nicholas w.
Steele, Administrator of said deceased, be
ratified and confirmed. unless cause be shown
to the contrary on or before the. l4th day Of
January, 1889; provided a copy of this order
be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper pubs
lished Ia Carroll county.
DAVID II. H0FFACKER,
JAMES p. SUMMERS. Judges.
JAMES w. WHITE,
True Copy,-Test:
GEO. NJ PARKE,
dec29 q Register Of Wills.
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MO. 1850 EQUITY.

IN
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
George W. Miller vs.. Oliver Beaver and Hes.
ter A. r. Beaver, his wife.
Ordered this 18th day of December. A. d..
1855, that the account Of the auditor fled in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 14th day of January. next;
provided COPY of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks, before the last named
day, in some newspaper pubhshed in Carroll
county.
WIN. n. MARTIN, CLERK
True Copy,r-Test;
dee29 d Wa. n. MAETIS, Clerk.