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On Monday evening, March 18th, the most
pleasant and enjoyable surprise party of the
season was given at the home of Mr.. George
Knipple, about 3 miles north of Silver Run.
About s clock all met near the house and
when they arrived at the house Of Mr.. Knipple
the family were in bed. Some rang the bell
and others called for Mr.. X. to get up.
When the door was opened the visitors rush
ed in and completely surprised them. After
happy greetings the guests entered into the
spirit of the occasion and INDUCED in games,
singing and playing. At II o'clock all were
summoned to the dining room, where table
was laden with many good things to tempt
the appetite. After all had partaken they
returned to their amusements which were
continued until late hour, when all started
homeward well pleased. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knipple and children,
Airie and Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Wis
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Lippy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Knipple and daughter Elsie, Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Shepp, Mrs. L. Humbert,
Mrs. A. Baukert, Mrs. P. Dull, Mrs. T. H.
Bemiller, Mrs. Murray Bish; Misses Gertie
Matthias, Lizzie Yingling, Alkaline Humbert,
Annie Myers, Gertie Myers, Ida Unger, Emma
Hilbert Lula Humbert, Ida Mikesell, Anna
Hilbert, Ella Hepp, Nora I.ippy, Mollie
Bankert, Della Bish, Abbie Unger, Rosa
Knipple, Oracle Hoppe, Lula Mikesell.
Bessie Smelseri Messrs. Frank Burgoou, John
Bish, Harry Utermahlen, John Brown, John
Mikese!l, Amos Humbert, Harry Bowman,
Ed. Kellenberger, Frank Leese, Wilson
Bish, Calvin Kelenberger, Frank Ely, Henry
Mikesell, Herbert NJ. Lippy, Oliver ]. Lippy,
Frank Lippy.
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PARTY at the Jail.

There was merry party at the Jail on Fri
DAG evening of last week. The occasion was
a surprise party to Sheriff Arnold's daughter,
Estella, and those participating were Misses
Mabel Miller, Katie Baer, Florence Shue,
Maggie Reese, Rosa 2wartzbaugh, Matte
Hool. Julia Ensleman. Grace Hunter, Maud
Waesche. May Steward, Lummie lingling,
Nettie ghreeve. Gussie Friss, Geriie Baer,
jamie Beaver, Grace Gorsuch, Cora Miller,
Tes,ie Buckingham, Olive Steward, Viola
Pei I,ocue. Lizzie Hoffman. Lizzie Williams,
Maggie Hoffman, Edith Gorsuch; Messrs.
John Shaw, Willard Melvin, Irving Miller,
Eddie Shriver, Milton Sullivan, Joshua Hun.
ter. Murray Myers, Ernest Arnold, Willie
Utz. Eugene Lamotte, Harry Thompson,
Leslie Crawford, Tommie Anders, Willie
Thompson. Frank Miller, Bruce Myers, Dan
Roberts. Eltinge Shriyer, Swope Matthias,
Gloyd Diffendal, Harvey Arnold, w. Tilden
Davis. Elias A. Gorsueh,
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SANS creek Itens.

A mad dog passed through this section last
Monday causing great deal of excitement.
il was first seen on the farm of Senator Ben
nett, in Frederick county, and from there il
went TO Milton Longs where it bit Cora, his
youngest child. From there il went to Mr..
Joseph T. Stem $, at Dennings, and bit Pau,
line, next to the youngest child, in the aeshy
part Of the left hand. From there il went
and bit child Of Mr., George Harris, near
Warheldsbqrg It is said the dog was shot
on the farm Of Mr.. Robertson near, WarieIds.
burg.
Making garden aud planting potatoes has
engaged the attention Of some Of our neople
during the past week.
Ecker Haines, a trapper Of this section, has
caught ten skunks from undor Bethel N. e..
Church
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The beautiful March weather has caused
many ofour citizens to commence gardening
planting unions and making ready for other
early crops.
Mr.. Irwin Taylor has sold his house and
lot to Mrs. Mary A. Wisner for $475.
Mr.. John Blizzard. with steam saw mill,
&C., is at David E. Bush's place saving lum
Der and shingles to build barn, Mr.. VIM.
l.. Richards is preparing to build porch to
the house he recently purchased from Mrs.
Gosnell, and is making other improvements
thereto. Mr. Milton S. Barrick is building Il
new house on the property he bought of the
Anon Allgire estate,
As usual several changes will take place in
our vicinity this spring. Mr.. Nelson Baker
will occupy A. J. Mummaugh's house in Pa
tapSoo, and Irwin Taylor will return to the
village.
Mr. Frank Shamer and family, of BaIt.
more, are visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. l.. Shamer, of Patapsco.
A grand entertainment will be given by the
Epworth League at Wesley Chapel on Easter
Sunday night. The Hampstead League and
the Emory Chapel League will join them. S.
t. Tayler. secretary of West baltimore Dis
trict.and other eminent speakers viii be pres
ent.
DIR. H. NJ. Drach is visiting friends in Bal.
timore and the lower counties of the State.
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Miss Sallie +. Roop is visiting Mrs. Louisa
Dallas, OF Baltimore, where she attended a
Retreat at All Saints Sisters, last Friday and
Saturday, held by Father Huntington.
Mr.. Charles C. Gorsuch leaves on Monday
for trip across the continent to California,
and through that interesting commonwealth.
He goes with a private party.
Mrs. C. J. H. Ganter, of Manchester, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John II. Miller,
Westminster.
Mr.. Charles II. Fulton and family, of
Walkersville, Frederick county, are guests
of his son in.laW, Mr.. Fred. d. Miller, of
this city.
Miss Jennie Reese, of Hagerstown, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. NJ. Refsnider. East
Green street.
Messrs. John Morris and Moncure Robin
son, of Baltimore, spent Sunday last at Elk.
Judge Bonds.
Miss Elizabeth Key Irwin, Of Westminster,
is visiting Mrs. Carter George, of Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles H. Vanderford and children
are spending few days in Washington. d.
C., visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary c. Mills.
Miss Mary Jamison, of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting at Mr. F. H. 0rendorf s, this city.
Mr.. E. o. Grimes, President of the Carroll
County School Board. spent several days at
Annapolis this week.
Mr.. William B. Stevenson, of Roanoke,
Va, and former resident of Westminster,
is visiting his parents near this city.
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proceedingg Of the school Board.

At the meeting of the School Board on
Monday all the members were present except
Mr.. Prugh, who was kept away by sickness
The following were unanimously passed:
Ordered, That the spring term of school
close on Friday, April 18th, and that the
Board meet on Tuesday, April 18th, to audit
the teachers reports for the term, which must
be sent to the Examiner by Saturday night
following the close of the term
Ordered, That the annual examination of
public school teachers and other persons who
desire to secure certificates of qualification
as SUCH and applicants for scholarships at
the State Normal School. be held at Central
Hall Schoolhouse, in Westminster, on We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, April 18th,
18th and 10th, under such regulations as the
Examiner may prescribe in conformity with
lawi and that all applicants for .eaehers' GER
tificates aud scholarships at the State Normal
School, and all teachers whose certificates
expire within the next school year, unless
excused, be required to attend said examina-
ton; and that no other or special examination
be allowed within the year, except for such
cases as the Board shall deem sufficient
A numerousy signed petition was read
praying for new school district and house
between Taneytown and Union Bridge II
vas postponed for further inquiry.
Il was ordered that 20 permits be issued
to Carroll county pupils TO attend BALTIMORE
county schools during the summer term.
The EyaHiner gave notice that the State
Teachers Association would meet at AMMAN.
oils on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday,
duly 10th, 18th and 18th.
The Board adjourned TO April 18th, next
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Maidensville Items.

Spring birds are singing, oats are sown and
early gardens are made. This looks as if
spring is here.
Harry E. Combes, who has been working
IN Walkersville, is staying with his parents,
a. az this place, for few weeks, and is visiting
trends on SANS Greek.
Mrs. Samuel Beck and Miss Annie Killer,
q Becktown, visited Mr.. e. Fisher on Tues
Mrs. Louisa Shuey, Mrs Annie Waltz, Mrs.
Alice Combes and daughter, Mrs. Kate Fritz
aoa Miss Ida Fritz were guests of Mrs. Susan.
nah Winter on Tuesday.
onr quiet town was serenaded by band OF
about a thousand blackbirds on Sunday last
p. NJ Levi Caylor, who lives near Clear
"l.r rg is very poorly at the present writing.
There will be quite number Of removals
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Mr.. James Barnes attended conference at
Frederick city
Rev. Mr.. Letterman preached an interest
ing sermon to an attentive congregation at
ST. Paul on March 18th, at 1880 a. m.
At the residence of Mr.. Lloyd S. Bucking-
ham, on Wednesday afternoon. March IA, his
daughter, Miss Hattie, and Mr.. Emory Har-
rison, of Mt. Airy. we're married. They have
the good wishes of the community.
At the hospitable residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nimrod Davis on the evening of March 10th,
a social was given. The guests began to ar
rive at 7.30, and before the lapse of many
minutes quite large crowd had congregated
The older persons present retreated to quiet
corner, leaving large portion of the house in
charge of the merry crowd. Refreshments
were served in abundance. They INDUCED
in various amusements, including vocal and
instrumental music and games, until late
hour, when all, having thanked host and
hostess for the good time enjoyed, returned to
their homes.
Among those present were Amer Norwood.
Nora Davis, Otis h. Rockingham, Leana
Davis, Paul Gist, 0levia A. Davis, Curtis
Penn, Eta Gosnell, Burgess Condor, Mertie
Gosnell, Henry Davis, Tamsy Day, Johnnie
Conaway Mollie Pickett, Frank I. Davis,
Maggie Day, Corwin Penn, Debbe X Davis,
Walter Davis, Mamie Franklin, William
Davis, Ida Jones, Oliver Davis, Ella Con
away, Thomas Conway, Ardine Davis, Geo.
o. Fleming. Gertie Rinehart, Douglas Con-
don, Ida Fleming, Charles Davis, BERTHE
Condor, and Mr. and Mrs. John Rinehart.
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The residence of Mr. and Mrs Jesse Eek
ard near Wakefield was the scene of very
pretty wedding on March It'll, the contracting
parties being their youngest daughter, Miss
Jennie, and Mr.. Harry Myers, of Frizellburg,
The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. W.
Seilhamer. The bride was very becomingly
attired in gown of white, trimmed with lace
and ribbon, and gloves and slippers to match,
and carried a bouquet of rosebuds and smilax
intermixed with lilies of the valley and car
nations. The groom wore black. with white
tie and rosebud buttonnier. The bridesmaids
were Miss Daisy Copenhaver, niece of the
bride, and Miss Jessie Babylon. They were
attired in gowns similar to the brides, the
former carrying red carnations and smilax
tied with nile green ribbon, and the latter
carrying pink carnations and smilax, tied
with pink ribbon. After receiving the con
gratulations, the guests were invited into
the reception room, which was tastefully
decorated with pink buntin gand evergreens
to partake of a sumptuous supper.
The bride was the recipient OF many hand.
some and useful presents, consisting of glass
ware, chinaware, silverware, chamber sets,
towels, stand cover, bed linen, counterpanes,
ornaments. etc.
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Eckard, parents of the bride; Mr.. and
Mrs. David Myers, parents of the groom; Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Seilhamer, David Roop and
family, William Stremmel and family, Will
Warren and wife, Mrs. Elias Warren and
son, Isaiah Copenhaver and family, Calvin
Myerly and family, John Duvall and wife,
Mrs. Will Eckard and family, Geo Hartman
and family, Dan. Fiscel and wife, Ed. Eckard
and family, Charles Yingling and family,
Newton Eckard and wife, Misses Efie and
Goldie Myers, Hattie Babylon; Ellsworth
Copenhaver, David, Willie and Herbert Ny
ers, William Lightner, John Smith, Peter
Poison, VIII Robertson, Harry Babylon and
Bernard Ecker.
The happy couple were rendered a very
lively serenade by the young gentlemen of
the vicinity
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surprise Party Near Houchsville.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Spahr,
near Houcksville, was the scene of very
pleasant and enjoyable surprise party on
March 10. The party enjoyed themselves in
games, vocal and instrumental music and so.
cial conversation.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. II. II.
Spahr, Mr.. and Mrs. Tull, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grim. Misses Ella Spahr, Ida spahr. Emma
Wampler, Nina Shaner, Grace Abbott, Irene
Davidson, Viola Blizzard, Rosa Sippe and
Messrs John Spahr, George Shaner Harry
Buchanan, Harry Westaway, Thos and Har.
yey Buchanan, David Elseroad and Samuel
Foreman. About II o'clock refreshments
were served.
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The Ladies' Aid Society of Beniamin's
Reformed Church viii meet Tuesday even
ing Of neTt week, March goth, al Mr.. George
Stoner's.
MIR. Robert Hoppe is building a new barn
anda new house on his farm near here; Joshua
ptman, carpenter.
Mr.. Daniel haumgardneFs SALE on Thurs
day, was largely attended
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waraeldsnurg Items.

/. N. Sellman spent several days in Balti-
more, this week.
Our baud turned ont last Saturday night
and rendered the village a serenade.
Quite an excitement is prevailing here in
regard to mad dogs. One passed through
here on Monday last and bit everything it
came in contact with. One Of its victims be
ing Daisy. ten yesr.old daughter of George
Harris. DIR. Joseph Herring was called on 10
render surgical aid immediately The same
dog bit two children at Denning's.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NO. SOFA EOUITY

No. oUIJ EgUII I.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county
David N. Henning and Charles T. Reilsnider.
Trustees, VS.. William Frownfelter and Sarah
A. H. Frownlelter, his wife, defendants.
Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of
William Frownfelter, who were such on or
prior to the llth day of December, A. D.,
1891, the date of the Deed of Trust filed in
this cause, TO file their claims, duly
proven and authenticated, with the Clerk
of the Circuit Court for Carroll county. on or
before the I'd day of April, A. D., 1894.
JNO. j. BAUMGARTNER.
mara At Auditor.
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Rev. Reckrode, Of the Virginia Conference,
has been appointed as minister of the Man.
chester U. B. Circuit for the ensuing year and
is expected to deliver his introduction sermon
here next Sunday evening.
Poultry has made quite raise here in price
the last week.
Joshua Albaugh spent Sunday with John
I. Albaugh.
Catherine Riley, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Laura and Mary Boyer.
The pewee, robin red breast and many
other SPECIES of the feathered tribe are here
heralding the approach of Spring.
The U. B. Mite Society convened in the
church last Saturday evening and elected the
following officers George W. Frank, presi
dent; Isaiah Miller, vice president; Horatio
G. Frank, secretary; j. Z. Hoffnagle, assist
ant secretary; Martha Hare, treasurer; Ida
Hofnagle, Laura Rohrbaugh and Maggie
Keller, collectors.
Mr.. Harry Wareheim, of Manchester, broke
the front axle of his buggy last week while
driving through here.
Miller's Union Sunday School of this place
have adopted new constitution.
Mr.. E. B. Hoff has purchased fine horse.
grand hop was given last Saturday at
Henry Dulls Quite large crowd was in
attendance, and all seemed to enjoy them
serves greatly. Ueorge Mencney. OF near
Manchester. rendered the music.
Grain and grass present a fine appearance.
Charles ellis, Of Jersey City, spent sever
al days this week with L. d. Hare.
Last Thursday Jacob Price moved on the
farm he recently purchased of Wesley Lawson.
Samuel Hare will keep store here another
year.
1t is rumored that another cigar factory
will be started here by the first of April.
Laura Hager spent Monday with Mrs. J.
p. Frank.
A large tree was cut last week in Mr..
Samuel Hare's woods. While standing it
stood on one mans property but when down
it lay on three
Miss Bertha Frank spent last week, at
Roller, Md.
Fox hunting seems to be the leading sport
at present.
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Social Entertainments at and Near Patapsco.
For the Democratic Advocate.


A pleasant and enjoyable party was held at
the residence of Mr.. w. H. Westaway, near
Patapsco, on Friday night, March 9th. The
evening was spent in amusing of games,
social conversation, vocal and instrumental
music. Between IL and u o'clock elegant
refreshments were served, after which the
happy throng thanked the kind host and host
ess for the hospitality and babe them good.
night. Those present were Mr.. W. FL. West
away and wife, Jacob Caple and wife, Walter
Shipley and wife, Misses Gertrude Westaway.
Jennie Moores, of Finksburg; Fannie Shill
ing, Emma Tanner, Carrie Turtle, May Tur
fie, of Westminster; Clara High, of Balti
more Grace Houck, Bessie Taylor; Messrs.
William Westaway, Harry Westaway, Wilbur
Zepp, of Finksburg Theodore Krommer, Of
Owing Mills; Will and Noah Long, of Car
rollton Walter and Howell Taylor, William
Rohrbaugh, James Abbott, Daniel Elseroad
Samuel Forman, of Arcadia; Samuel Bean,
George Shaner, Charles Turtle, James Bright
well, of Westminster. and Louis Tanner, of
Sandyville.
A delightful pound party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Shipley in
Patapsco, February 23rd. The evening was
spent very pleasantly in games and plays, I'M
til a late hour when all were invited into the
diningroom, where table was covered with
the good things of the season.
Those present were Mr.. W. Shpley and wife,
W. H. Westaway, John Shipley, Misses Celia
Fowble, Bette Shipley, Gertrude Westaway,
Lilly Shipley, Florence Elseroad Gertie
Houck, Bertha Elseroad, Bessie Taylor,
Grace Houck, Fannie Hollbrooks, Agnes
Uhler, Gertie Holbrooks; Messrs. Harry
Westaway, Willie Shipley, Daniel Elseroad,
Samuel Forman, Walter and Howell Taylor,
William and Samuel Bean, VIM. Rohrbaugh.
John Spahr, Geo. Shaner, Harry Buchanan,
Garnet Spencer, Bart Taylor, VIM. Davidson,
Cicle Snider and Frank Croft.
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A Progressive crokinole Party.

The most pleasant and enjoyable event of
the season IA Progressive Crokinole Party,
was given by Miss May Nicodemus at her
home Wakefield Valley, Monday evening
Mach 18th. The drawing room and spaci
Gus parlor were tastefully decorated with
growing plants and cut flowers, which made
the air redolent with perfume.
The guests on arriving were received by
their pleasant and genial hostess. After a
few moments of social chat and instrumental
music, all were invited into the parlor
where previously FIVE Croknole boards had
been arranged to accommodate ten couples.
After several hours of careful and skillful
playing had passed, each trying to win the
prize which had been offered, all were sur
prised to hear the game was discontinued.
The diningroom doors were thrown open and
all invited to partake of the refreshments,
consisting Of cocoa, coffee, biscuit, ham,
cake, ice cream and fruit, which were served
by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Fl. S. Rob
erts, and 1t is needless to say to which all did
ample justice. On returning to the parlor
the prizes were presented. The first consist
ing of two volumes of Dumas Count of Monte
Cristo, won by Mr.. John Snader, of Medford
There being tie for BOBBY prize between
Miss Florence Forrest and Mr.. Harry Smith,
of Wakefield. A test game was played which
resulted in Mr.. Smith winning the BOBBY
prize, a hickory nut doll which was at once
christened Ruth. Various amusements, not
the least of which were vocal and instrument
tai music, were INDUCED in until the wee sma
hours of morn arrived, when all started
homeward.
Those present were Mrs. Catherine Nico
demus and daughter May, Mrs. H. S. Roberts,
Mrs Jennie Rouzer, Mrs l.. S. Sellman,
Misses Alice and Ida Engar, Annie Roop,
Etter and Bessie Snader, Bertha Roberts,
Florence Harma Florence Forest and
Ella Smith; Messrs. Charles Haines, Fred.
and Richard Smith, Harry 0wings, Edward
Roop, Charles Crawford, John Snader and
Charles Englar.
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pRIcE OF GAS REDUCED.

Office of the Westminster Gas
Light Company,
Westminster, Nd, March 6, 1894
At the regular annual meeting of the
Board of Directors held this day, it was
ordered that the price of Gas to consumers
be reduced from So to 81 net, said reduction
to take effect on and after April 10Th, 1894.
JOHN l.. REIFSNIDER,
President.
JoHN H. CUNNINGHAM,
mri0 At Secretary and Treasurer,
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ucTIoNErpTNn

"A
The undersigned offers his services as an
Auctioneer Of Real and Personal Property
Sales He has the following engagements
March 20.-Samuel Beck
March 22-Charles aud Lewis SloulEer.
March 24.-Charles Z. Babylon.
March 26.-Clayton Ham,
March 27-Elias Keeifer.
March S1.-Wm. c.. Burial.
J. THOMAS ROOF,
janl3 If New Windsor, Md.
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DuRLto SALES.


VIM. Brown, the Auclioueer, has the fol.
having engagements for sales this season
March lI-I.ewis Waniz
March l9-Emanuel Foruey.
March 2O-Mr. Bitlle.
March 2l-David Slonaker
March 22--Wm. Harver
March 23-John e. Jordan
For other days address him At Frizellbnrg,
Nd. ian6 It
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STATEMENT
ASSETS.

Showing the Condition Of he Nutual Fire
Insurance Company IN Baltimore County,
Nd, December 2ISt, 1898
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TRANsFERs 3 ARATRMRNFs.

The County Commissioners OF Carroll
county will meet at their Office in the Court
House. at Westminster. on MONDAY
and TUESDAY. MARCH 10Th and Goth.
and on MONDAY and TUESDAY, APRIIs
ID and Sd, 1894, to make Transfers and
Attachments. All persons interested are re.
qnested to attend, as no indictments or
transfers viii be made after that ljtle, to
effect the levy of 1894. Persons making
application for transfers Of and attachments
on property will be required 10 comply with
sections Is ami X Of Articles II Of the Re-
sised Code OF Public General Laws
BY order Of Board,
JOHN J. REESE,
inrlO d Clerk.
FoR SALE
Abou, 600 CHESTNUT RAILS, sui,aAls
for Post and Rail Fencing
r BREHM. Tauncry r eA>
mrl03 81 Carroll ce4nfy, Nd.
GHAs. E. FINK,
~ ATTORNEY AT Law
AND SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY.
= Ofice No. l9Coutt 81, Westminster: Nd.
sePs
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LIABILITIES

STATE OF MARYLAND. 4
Insurance Department Commissioners Office
Annapolis. February 10th, 1884.
In compliance with the Code Of Public General
Laws. ! hereby certify that the above is a true
abstract from the statement of the Mutual Fire Iu-
snrance Company in Baltimore County. 10 Dcccu-
Der 3lst. 1898 now on file in this Department.
/. FREEMAN RASIN
mrl03t Insurance Commissioner.
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Unpaid Assessments; afsolo
Stocks and Bonds absolutely owned by
the Company market valuel............. l3a70O0
Cash in Company's principal Office and
belonging to the Company deposited
il Bank 5000
Premium Notes in force......... Ssai .7iS;es
All other admitted Assets detailed in
statement ON file in this oliice.....,-... 100000
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Having purchased one
Stores in Washington,
to our large Baltimore
entire attention, it is
Close out our Stock wit
NO MATTER HOW
NO MATTER HOW