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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1889-03-23
FIVE BARN BURNERS ARRESTED.
Two women, Girl and Two Boys Lodged IN

A special dispatch TO the Baltimore SRa
from York, Pa, March -. says Five per
sons were arrested 10. day, charged with burn
ing barns In the southern part of this county
during the past few months Two ot the
accused we're women. two are boys and Que
IS a girl still in her teens. Their names are F.:
Mrs. Elizabeth Weaver, wife OF Jacob
Weaver, aged -; Mrs. Aurella Miller, aged
81 wears: Miss Cora Reible, aged IS years.
Howard and James Stump, sons OF Wesley
A. Stump, aged respectively 10 aud years
All the accused except the boys were
brough. to York early this evening and lodged
ia the York county Jail. The mother Of the
bows were seized with spasms when the con
stables wee about to take them from her, aad
The children, for such tteY are, were LETT With
her, the father promising 10 bnnS them -
York to, morrow morning
Mrs. Weaver, who brought her baby to jail
With her. IS charged With bnrnIng the barn Of
BENJAMIN Forty, IN Mannheim township, on
November "a last Mrs. Miller Is accused OF
attempting 20 burn the she'd Of David d.
Newcomer. also 10 MaRheim township, on
January > last. Mas Reible Is charged with
firing the baru Of Len pubs, also 70 Mannheim
township, on December > last The fwo
Stump bows are charged with destroying The
barn Of Isoais H. Miller, in North Codoross
township, on February last.
The warrants were sworn Dut Monday De-
fore Squire Sherwood Of this city on in'orma-
ton furnished by William Slsekhouse, the
Pinkeytaa detective. who has worked indc.
fatignbly on the mysterious coaaagraiaoas
since early in February. None ofthe accused
have confessed, although impostaaed 70 DO
so by the detective. The evidence upon which
the arrests are based IS cireamsianiiai.
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silver Raa Items

Mrs. Sarah Hall. widov Of the late Isaac
HnII died al her residence IN lsttlesiown,
Pa on Thursday morning Of lssi week, aged
- years. & months and days lnieTms,'i
80 : at silver Ran on Saturday morning. The
s,ns raj seryieea ReFe conducted by lteys.
T1i,.,.r and Krebs. ~ iittlestowu, aud }. g.
~ of this place. Ms. gall vas sister
~ .Joseph Z. Hahn, OF near this place
0nr Raad held a fair IN the basement o.
,hs Strouse Building. for two seeks' ei9pssinf
- saturday evening last II vas ven a.
Mr. George Eekert disposed Of has personal soma
,,ro,,.rty :, Inbsic sale on Wednesday last
H. Fckert viii move to this place April lst.
M Absalom Koontz disposed OF his stock
and armiug implements on thursday y, ~
s,nbiie ale. Mr. koen,z has bought the I'll
Eoontz property IN this place. where be eS'
,,..cts 70 move aud live retired lite
Public sales are well attended; stock aaa
C,r,,i,,r implements are bringing good prices
considering the price Of grain.
J. 2. Hull. onr horse and cattle po"eel
manufacturer. who had bis leg broken lev
weeks ago. is improving as fast as can be eX
neeted. He appears 10 be cheerful, aue
ssneaks well Of the Kindness of his friends ane
neiqbbors. He is visited from morning unit
! = ate hour al night. Some days twenty ans
over have have called to see hin SINGS pc i
/ confined to his bed.
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rTasssalas. d Las orPaaa. ooaEi.

Nouday, March is-Juo. c. sbipley and
Wa A NampleF, executors OF E.las hroth
ers. deceased. reported sale Of reai estate
pis,sibatioa among creditors Of Peter W
Webb. deceased. filed.
Dora seipp. exerutr,x OF Philip Seipp. de-
ceased. reported sale d real estate aud lease
hold property.
"a. la, vlil and testament 81 Mary 4.
kaufmaa, deceased, was admitted 90 probate
A. Fmuk Grouse aud John l. Grouse, exc.
gators Il Jchn Grouse, deceased, settled Sd
and final account
n wiFt Shrlyer. guardian 81 Herbert c.
and Sarah c. Burgo0n, settled 4ih and mai
account for each.
The last wiil aud testament Of Elizabeth
YiurIinr deceased, was admitted 70 Probata
ana is,tsrs Parliamentary granted 10 David J.
" EaFh4r,-
Howard I. SMITH. administrator Of Ann
Barber, deceased, returned list OF debts and
settled lst and final account.
Letters Parliamentary on the estate OF hich.
ard ] Brashear. deceased, we're granted 10
Sarah \ Brashear.
Mary 4. Roop. administrative OF jacob
Reop. deceased. rctGrned inventory OF goods
INA ebsitels and received order to sell goods
and chattels and order 10 notify creditors.
Tuesday, March l9.-RepGrt Of sale Of real
estate Of Isaac Row, deceased, finally ratified.
Letters testameutaFy on the estate OF Mary
A. kaufman, deceased, we're granted to
Margaret 7. Holiingef,
John + Miiten, executor Of Elizabeth ,,
Nit,eu, deceased, returned list OF sales Of
personal property and reported sale OF real
estate,
Jos N. Parke, surviving executor oil George
Mo,ter, deceased, received order 10 sell resi-
due OF real estate.
David NJ. Humberi, administrator of Jaeot
Hnmbert. deceased, returned list Of sales Of
personal property and list of debts.
The last will and testament Of Lucy Bow,
man. deceased, was admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted TO Louis Z
Fischer, tho received order to notify cred
| -.
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David E. Stem, as mortgage, ohefeu a.
n,blie sale ON Saturday last the house ana
III belonging to the late Perry Green, situat,
al N Franklin district, near New Port, and
!, was purchased by the mortgage for SloI'
Frank Barnes, farmer residing near O@A
Orchard. Frederick county, cut hia r'ghI reg
rsor the knee with a broad axe, while heWlng
no s IN last Saturday The wound inltlcied
& ! most severe one, being about one ana
half inches in length and into the oone' anu
has caused his knee to get stf;
Some days ago Mr.. Charles Nieodemus Iost
six fine sh6ats by feeding them slop IN when
he through a mistake, had put lot OF SAT-
together With seme mill feed.
In our last iteBas W. noticed the death OF
Miss Lena Hartly, Of near tasioFsVllle. - II
sbouId have been Miss Fannie Eariiy' se
we're wrongly informed a..
Fittings have already begun. quite q
number of changes will take place Frank
Bowersox, the blacksmith, has moved TO q
house belonging to John +. Senseney neal
McKinstry's Mill, and Mr.. 4. /. keordan
If IIuionville. viii take his place.
improvements have commenced carrier thi'
snring than usqal Senator 2. j. Bennett Ii
nreparing the lumber for new barn; th'
size Of which will be 36x50 fec; George BAR
1 earnenter. The present large barn Wl,l no
| sbeftey al of bis stock. Besides the horse
and mules be has 20 head Of mileh cows
from which he receives ffty gallons oil mix
day for shipment.
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Reported f1F the Democratic Advocate
Fndav evening March 10th, vas the Sc
casion og q Pery pleasant surprise party - the
residence Of Mr. Els 7. Buckingham. near
Westminster. About : o. clock the guests
bsgsu 10 arrive and we're varlily gsicomed
81 the family After friendly greetings,
numerous games we're freely enjoyed. One
81 the notable features Of the evening vas
some fine music by Messrs. Charles X Woods,
Nelson Ylaeling and Charles Wagner, vio-
Inns. accompanied by several ladies snd gen
tlemen on the organ and Mr.. Z. Aiee hor-
nor on the guitar; also several very ilae organ
solos bv Miss Fannie Buckingham. AZ 1850
o clock the guests were Invited 10 TIE d'alns
room where refreshments were served IN shaa-
dance Some OF those present were Alsses
TiIlis DEER Reita Boring. I.ntie heeiez, Joha
Dery. Wa. Des., Of Westminster Fannie
Barber. John Davis, Shes Weich, Nm, Shll-
ling. Geo. Davis, Renee Bower. Of bird hllii
laura Osierhus, Eta ]. Caple. Nelson yiEg
Iipg. George II. Csple, Of kasiviesi ChaFiss
WAGNER. Of Gambler; Charles u Woods, r.
Alec Horner. James Iassell. Of kinksbafgs
Pb,neas Shipley, Vim. Little, o: Smai lwood;
ia Greaa. Emma Eekenrode, Carrie UeFll-
biss. Fdward Deyilblss. J. Frank Aagec. Of
Carrolltan; Bessie Beysibiss. Frank Desllb'ss'
George Flater. Of Sanayyilse: kanaie Back
inghsm, Nora Hunter. Harry kucs3psham
Charlie Buckingham, Of neaF " eziEains3es.
md others. Alter thanking The Losi ana
bos.ess for their kind hospitality, all departed
for their bones well pleased WITH TOE even
ing enjoyment
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Samuel Angel, Of near Double Pipe Creek
has hangbt The warehouse at \ ork Road, from
MesSrs. Shriner and Haines.
M. g. Brian, the new NJ. T. minister at
this place, will. we understand, board az sne
Iynp House. 1t is new era N the history
If MiddIeburg TO have a resident minister
and We hone the new honor will be duly ap-
slfred Rooms has gone TO seek his fortune
in the west again. Several more are reported
u ~ going. but the attractions Of home ore
verv strong AID hard to leave.
Mss Matte Mckinney has returned rom no,
visiting friends. in Littlestown,. Pa Mss
Hsrn;s. Quo. visited her aunt. Mrs Angus =
I'stnber.. near Nj. Union, last week r. ~.
Clsbaaph. Of Glyndon, visited BIS mother
here last week = -,
,Ioseph Arnold has removed his pig 81 S.l
from Main street. where i has been-lik'
NJ Clenam' 5 housekeeping on erutehe'
for many years .,;,la
Onr Young merchant received a new tue,
new clerk-oossibly new candidate Tor I'M
nost office. this week. Robert Is duly pro,u'
~ him. We suggest he should be eaiie'
s.Beniamin Levi.
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sale of Stocks.

AT the First National Bank, this city, on
Saturday last Messrs. David EngIar, Jr.'
Israel q. Rinehart and John Z. Senseney,
executors of David Englar, deceased, sold
the following stocks: 40,
5 shares First National, par 500, at Sl94- :
25, to George R. Gehr.
shares First National, at $500, to George
r. Gehr.
5 shares First National, at Sl96, to Harry
5 shares First National, at Sl96.75' to H.
: shares First National, at slos25, to H.
5 shares First National, at $500, to q, 5.
5 shares First National, at SCOOPS, Harry
5 shares First National, at S20o25, to G. S.
) shares Union National, par $50, at S48,-
so, to DIR. J. W. Herring.
il shares Union National, at $50, to Harry
5 shares Union National, at $3.50, 10 Geo
r. Gehr
shares Union National, at so, to DIR. ).
w. Herring. II
shares Union National, at $3.50, to h.
F. Cover.
shares l mon National, AT 2f's " 'S'S
miah Rinehart.
5 shares Union National, at S49.29, to Jere
miah Rinehart
r. Gehr.
5 shares Union National, at Si9.25, to Jere-
miah Rinehart.
= shares Union National, at $500 to Dr.
J. W. Herring
20 shares National Exchange, Of Baltimore,
par 500. at SIPS, to Noah Schaeffer.
10 shares National Mechanics of Baltimore,
mar $40, at SI2 10, to Noah Schaeaer.
10 shares National Mechanics at SLID TO
Dr. J. W. Herring.
10 shares National Mechanics at Sl5, to
Noah Schaeifer.
so shares National Mechanics at sl3' TO
John Schweigart.
5 shares National Mechanics, at Sl275, TO
John Schweigart.
10 shares National Mechanics, at sl2.t9,
to DR.. j. W. Herring.
10 shares National Mechanics, at SIS,
Noah Schaelfer.
80 shares National Mechanics at Si2-'5,
to Dr. j. W. Herring.
81 shares National Mechanics at Sl2.73,
to George Batson.
10 shares Westminster Savings Institution,
par $40, at S26. p, to George W. Albaugh.
Is shares Westminster Savings Institution,
at $40. to George W. Albaugh.
) shares Westminster Gas Company, par
$40. at $3.50. to Chas. v Waniz
8 shares Westminster Gas Company at
S. 40, to George W. Albaugh.
5 shares West. Maryland Railroad, par
$50. at SII. 10 George r. Gehr.
) shares West. Nd. Railroad, at Sll-25, To
George L. Gehr.
Total amount Of sale. Sl6,509.5o.
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Mr.. John Hosfeld died Of pms gaionia on
the l5th instant, aged 50 years, 10 months aHd
DAYS. after an illness OF tive days, aud vas
buried At ST. Johns l.ejater's Church on
Monday morning follo~ing. de isaYss vile
and six children. Rev. }. q. AspeT odio.aied,
ana took has text from the lilh chapter OF
Ronaas. aud the latter part OF the lth verse
The palibaareFs we're Messrs- JohaJ- Abbott.
Unnamed Witier. Abram Snyder. George
Gumnel. Noah BixleF and Christian Hant
Mrs. Elizabeth Lighlenburger aud Miss
Elizabeth Hammer are sick az this writing.
Mr.. John w. Shultz intends moving on The
Neudecker property. -,
Some farmers are blowing for OATS while
some have finished sowing.
Ne Jeremiah Shaiier intends building a
hog house. DR.. John Stephan, carpenter.
Mrs. Hosfeld is visiting At her son George s
She is II years old and Is veil end active
uiss Anna Hull Of Ciearspring, is visiting
her sister, Mrs., Nm. Furry. =.
Mrs Alice Walker Is suffering with a cold
and sore throat.
Mr.. VIM. Derr has moved to the property
he RECENTLY purchased near Shilo.
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HAIGHT ITEMS.

soapstone Quarrles-The New Railroad, &C.
John Ourser lost mule few days ago
from dropsy.
Last Sunday being so spring ike, great
deal of visiting was done in the ueighborhood
and vicinity Z. Lauterback and sister visited
at Noah Lemons, Baltimore county. +. ;.
Mccoy, Ir., and sister, were guests OF Joseph
NJ Gist. Baltimore county. K. +. Lee and
family. Jesse Brandeaburg. and Rev. {. G.
Cook spent Sunday at Phillip Bros.
An are glad TO welcome Rev. f. Barhman
and Rev. C. C. Cook back 20 this circuit
again
Miss Annie Brandeuburg, who has been
visiting at Jacob BrandenbarE's. spent the
week at John Mallonee' 5, Green Spring Val
lev. Baltimore county, and at Mrs. {. Hughes,
Timo7ium, Baltimore coaniy-
Z. Boli5uger. of near Louisville, contem-
plates building new ETist and saw mill THIS
summer.
Il has long been knowu that there IS large
and superior quality OF soapsioHe on two o.
three farms 10 this ucigbboFhood, bot until
lately not much has been done TO develope
aud work the same A few Eecks ago Mr..
L. NJ. Shipley. who has two or mote quarElcs
on his farm. with a view Of selling or leasing
them. opened = correspondence aIlh various
parties Ia the North and East, and the result
was a visit by tEo Of them looking to the Paf-
chase Of the same. They adult the quality
i excellent aud the quantity abundant, ant
promised to come again after conference
with others equally interested with them "a
the b siness. We hope The matter Ei.i sooe
De contaminated and the qaarriss opened ard
worked. IS q viii give employment % the
lahnrine class in our community.
Now, Messrs Editors. got the ufw railroad
to Westminster. send il down NoEzan's Raa
20 North Branch, thea dosa the z@e 20
Marrioiisvilie. cross there, 60 up ihe road
known rs the did Delaware Bottom koad
short distance, thea strike the head Of toe
Patuxeui fivur which starts near Aarr;otss.
vile. and then ine straight road could soon
be made 20 Washington. There Is bat liile
grading to be done on that liac, and u soasd
open up eouatsy THAI has long needed de-
vafgr.nrrnf
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MANCHESTER TTEAs.
Death OF an Aged Citizen Fire Department
Elecssoa OF Directors.

Hrury SseEcy, one Of tho veterans e sAc
wSr OF 1872, died 81 bis residence, about =
mile south 81 Manchester, lasg SATURDAY.,
March Ii. 1855. aged % years. month aud
~ DAYS. Deceased served IA Capt FrNngvr 5
COMPANY, Col. Lefarls' Frglmeni. Prnnsys-
vauia Militia, in the War Of isl2, lie lived
in the house where be died for apsar3s Of 90
wears He was mAa Of remarkable activity
Tor bis age, and continued 60 work gnili Ei,hia
the last two years Of bis liie, ami eas nevcF
confined 20 has bcd with Sickness ANITA nloai
tao wears ago. when be was injured BY taiH
aud then only for a faa days.
4 meeting was held last NUaday evening
IN the iaseFes, o. ihe Fiv Department 4
committee was sppolatcd to solicit saascrp
iions, and il IS proposed 10 bay hollowsy
chemical engine. Il vas also resolved 20 bold
a fair aud festival on Whit Monday Tor the
benefit Of the Fire Department
The annual election d directors for the
Farmers NuiaAl Fire IasurAaev Co. Of Dog
Hill vas held &C the Company oliice iast
SATURDAY, aud the ratire Old beard was &C
elected. The boasd organized % eieeisng =
II. l. Myers, president; lohu J.. Sinevig.
secretary; John c. Denasr, treasurer and +.
II. L. Myers, J. Z. SIrcvlg and John e.
Deaner we're elected executive committee
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
The pastor. Rev. G. W. Cooper, viii preach
in the morning At 1880 o'clock, and in the
evening At 5.l5. Young Peoples Meeting at
Gao p IN.
VI. p. Church,. I. Murray PASTOR
Preaching Sunday 10! a. M. by the PASTOR
y p. NJ. by Rev. Daniel Ewell Day.
Ascension Church-Len;en Services-Sun-
days Holy Communion, : a. M; Morning
Service. 1880 a. m; Evening Service, 80
=. IN. Weekdays--Every day, Holy Comm
mon At .. m; every day except Wednesday,
Evensong ut 8 D. m. Wednesday Evensong
and sermon on the Lords Prayer at $50 p.
m. Friday -Evensong and Meditation on the
Seven Deadly Sins at p. m. WHY'S Rede,
Rector.
Services at ST. Paurs Reformed Church on
SUNDAY, at 1890 a IN. and 10 ?. IN. San
day School at 3. is n m. Services on We'd
nesday at $50 p. N.
Calvin S. Slagle, Pastor.
Rev. G. W. Seilhamer will preachin Union.
toHH. Sabbath morning and evening; and in
FrizelibuFg at , o. clock, p. IN.
Grace Lutheran Church. Morning subject,
Don't Worry. Evening, The Credit
system p H. Miller, Pastor.
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NnKinstru,s Mills Items.

Master Howard Jones. of Unionville, and
Miss Elsie Mannakee. of Union Bridge, were
the guests of Master Clarence and Miss Madgie
Myers. of this place, several days last week
Miss Fannie Parrish spent several days last
week visiting Miss Martha Shriner, near
Taneytown. Messrs. Harry Haines and
Simon Senseney were in Frederick city on
the 18th instant. Mrs Alice Beck, of Hagers
town, is visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity and Union Bridge. John McAlister,
who has been in Baltimore attending busl
ness college, returned home on Saturday last
to spend a few days vacation with his parents
near ClemsOnvillc. Charles Miller aud sons,
Albert and Robert, spent several days last
week with relatives and friends near Gettys
burg, Pa. Messrs. c. B. Simpson and Percy
Barnes spent the latter part of last week IN
Frederick city.
Samuel Wetzel, while engaged in game of
base ball, was hit in the face by ball, which
did considerable damage to his nose and eyes
Edward Fogle, who was injured by the eX-
plosion of a cartridge a few weeks ago, IS able
to be out again. Nothing is visible OF the
wound except a red spot over the right eye
A game of baseball was played on Monday,
the 18th instant, at John Clemson sale,
between the Hopewell and Prestand clubs,
which resulted in favor of the Hopewell club
by a score of 2G to 70. Winning battery.
Clemson and Sundergill; umpire, Preston
Rinehart.
Jesse W. Fuss. of White Rose Mills, near
this place, and Miss Efiie May Geiger, OF
Wakefield. were married at Frederick city,
Nd. by Rev. DR.. Diehl, at his residence, on
the 18th instant.
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Mrs. Mag, zilow Of the late Oscn Bank
ert. departed lhis hle on Aon4ay evening
last after beng the sioi,m Of pauaHsanla tst
As hours. Her funeral was largely attended
on Wednesday morning and Der retaains seFe
inferred in Westminster after funeral discourse
by Rev. John Gloyd, AZ 81. Johas eharch.
Miss Ida Begss, Of Mt. Pleasant, Is very
weak II the present SriiiuE with bat slight
bopas ef rec0Fery. Master Clarence S'oner
IS siil On he iiek hst Mrs. EdEaFd ;.
Bale. % present. wiring, 3 8fvrns with
severe cold.
Geo Nihm. Of NJ Pleasant, IS shortly 20
receive S, loo from Geruauy, being lorlase
left 10 him by his parents.
Nj. and Mas, Ezra Bish entertained "a naua.
Ter Of their relatives and friends on Saturday
lsst, i being the 2oih anniversary 0ftheIr mar
riage. Ma. Bish was the recipient OF many
presents IN caisayass-
Annie ueiman, accompanied by Mss Ida
Trostle. OF HarrisDHsiHs, IS visiting friends ~
the yirinigy Of Gettysburg. John SEMESTER
spent "Wednesday last ia Baltimore CITY. T.
jeardorH sud sister AHnie, who had beea
visiting friends here. returned 20 their home
~ Getggsbars, ou Sunday last, but their great
attraction L 10 old Maryland.
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rrtzslisurg Items.

Milton Townsend was again compelled to
stop work and return home from Baltimore
on account of rheumatism IN his feet. ms
father has taken his place, aud no doubt will
move his family to Baltimore this spring.
Mrs. Amanda Myers, widow Of the late
Andrew Myers, deceased, has been Ill the
mast week. Miss Carrie Sheets, of near this
place has also been very i'll at times for several
Mrs. Sampel Warehime, neag this place.
has a geranium stalk that has on 1t o blooms
Who can beat 1t?
Your correspondent saw lemon tree on
Sunday last 90 which were 80 lemons TINS
being the first year il ever bore, 4Re lEee u
owned by Bradley Kyler, near pennl1g s sI
Our school ia now under sole central OF MI
simon P. Weaver. Many schoIars left school
and the use of an assistant was not needed
Addison Rooms, the assistant, returned hom'
! last geek. e.: .o. an,
| Auc1stus Shuey was in our town doing SOM
! work in that line this week
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DIED.

la Uniontown, this county, on March 10th,
1889, Mrs. Adeline f. Beam, aged u years,
Near Manchester. this county, on March l6,
1889, Henry Sicily, aged % years, l month
and - days.
After short Illness, on March 18th, 1889,
at his residence, No. $50 n Chester street.
Baltimore. Nd, Joseph, son of the late
stephen and Margaret Rothenberger, in the
iSrd year Of his age May he rest in peace.
Near Brummell, this county, on March Is,
1889, John Hosfeld, aged 81 years, 10 months
and days.
our father now has gone 20 Tesk
Beneath the tree OF life.
He leans upon she Saviours breast
30 frep from pain and strife
Now home Is sad oh God, how dreary,
Lonesome. lonesome every spot;
iisfutug for his voice till weary.
Weary for we hear il not
BY HIS CHILDREN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WHY Is 1t The Farmers Fertilizing Co, OF
Westminster is Always on Top-E. N. blsh,
Superintendent.
Administratrix' Sale Of Valuable Personal
Property-Mary A. Roop, Administrators;
Assignee of Mortgages Sale OF Desirable
Property-Chas. I. Reifsnider, Assignee.
Now in the Zeiber Buildiug-C. I; Reayer'
"A west Main street, Westminster, Nd
To Whom 1t May Concern-Charles Bril-
hart. Clerk County Commissioners.
Money to Loan-M. Z. Walsh, Attorney al
Law. CITY Hotel, Westminster, Md;
Examination of Public School TEACHERS
lanes A. nifenbalgh, Examiner.
Westminster Poultry fards-Jos. a. Wac
sche, Westminster, Md.
Extensive Public Sale of Personal Propert!
ELISHA II. Bennett.
Braoks' Hotel, 2ll east Fayeite street
! BALTIMORE, Md, m
Transfers and Observation-Disclosures Bril-
hart, CLERK.
Public sale-Jacob Thomson, westmin
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter
Private Sale-Francis Shriver, Trustee
! Houses for Rent-Apply at this Office.