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The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Generous visit TO Grace Lutheran Par
Saaage.
uarsa ~ ,hs pvmasrz,,s Advocate

.Wat,sa se ths rruasrs,if tdr~sIrI
NE. Eps4,r lliI yea yver have more
sls5i~rs a. car J,ag than tD1 cruii SEAT vufn-
sog7sbls ~ utharuI-ss ~ach ~a- the ,5taa.
yloa a. tirne. Lutheran Par-ouaes Du Tur~.
Iav uigh, last uaanounerd, largs tsft
u the congregation. nrush=Fs Il other
charets. sui irisud, eamr iH. aut.l 'he
hul.zs ua. literally ,hronr-t fhey took
c.inriege g-s,,essiou. PHf do~n their hats,
nFrFg,la', sud wrap-. Ia.' any aherc tt suited
them. svnf into fhe klichea. sell ~ into
the I,sfinE. pilei gp paeksge> DH she tables
ard ula,isu. ~, dusu sacks sud ruilrd lea
tarurls uftl. with MANY penpis and 81
many thIuks, Tsssn Na- 81 u prrmlaHi. u sas
the ,arxr.s gathering 81 any similar Dyca~loa
dugiag nly pasiaGsie. and the m,,' generous
donation, Thrs hroaghi anur IN barrels and
IN sark.. zroerriez Of vsrrV ksHd, Vegetables.
cuzu. dishes. stationery. dFy goods aud
a5iiHus. aud every article brought s u>--fll
anil sr,-ird in ,be ismsis. Qaitc hululer.
it.h. uhu yaald not cstn~. cuBiuhuisd grust-
aa,lr The COMPANY made a. Frank Grouse.
uur genial Sunda1 School Superintendent.
their policeman. who. in a happy manncr
gave expression 60 The kindly feeling for. and
uarm appreciation II thr pastor. 80 his ehUFis
tu .rr,e The congregation. The pastor rr
.Fauded ffom a tull heart. Rl'-,i IL ,hs iic
that hsnds sung. PRAYER vas ofrrsd. the
i.-nesiic,ion psanouhccj. aud jhe COMPANY
gave ihemsci,r. Co soCiaj rHIos meut. Whieh
uas general aud ksenlS ieIi hy al.
The inid reiurn q ihousani fold to eNery
dnu.r each generou. giit, and richly bless
every oue Nbo thu. gave expression Ia hi> or
bcr appreciation OF the pastor efforts to break
g. them the Bread of Life. and tu help
them uu the Hea,enly WAY. and make him a
-tjll greater blessing 'n every home and heart.
T. H. NuIEE.
Pastor ui Gr.tce I.athcrap Church. We,iuin
.isr. Nj. ian. -. a5.
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MeIr0Sc Items.

Mr.. Geo H. Brown and wife. uear Han
over. Pa. spent Sunday in this neighborhood
last week Charles T. Zepp. publisher OF
the Shat Ia Friend, the hrs, and onl, paper
published in NelroSe, had another eninyahlc
evening. Those present were Jacob II. Iepp
aul wife. Mr.. Annie NJ. Bachmau. Mrs
San.Asl Siernsr. Miss l.eanna Cr,mriRe Elmer
and Oscar Baehman and Jas. z. Zepp. They
sang for him and accompanied the singing
with fine instrumental music.
4 great many people wish the gyI,,ieS near
Manchester.
Theodore Houck. an efficient blacksm
OF Forestyale. has purchased the Bixler prop
erty and is pursuing that trade in our town.
Diphtheria has some victims still in its power
at Black Rock, Pa.
Mr. Chester sullivan of Bachman Valley.
spent a day last week in this neighborhood
Last week Miss Irene Bish, near here. acci.
deutally slipped and fell on the ice, splitting
a bone in one OF her arms. The arm was 50
swollen that il was not easily determined
whether the bone was broken or not. DR.. j.
s Zeieler reduced the fracture
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Proposed New Telephone Exchange.

Mr. R. b. Hazlett, formerly of Michigan.
has come 10 Westminster to reside. He Is
contractor and builder of telegraph and tele
phone lines and uses the magnetic telephone.
the expired patent of the Bell Company. Mr..
Hazlett is organizing a telephone exchange
here, and has made good progress. He sells
the phone outright. for So, and this includes
poles and wires To the exchange. and the drop
on the switch board The actual cost Of
maintaining the exchange falls pro rata upon
the members of the eNchange-in other words
II Is a sort of cooperative arrangement. The
more members the less cost. For instance.
if there should be thirty subscribers. and the
cost Of hello girl should be thirty dollars
n month. the cost to each subscriber would he
one dollar month. Mr.. Hazlett proposes to
use hi, best endeavorS to connect the various
towns of the county with the countv->eat, by
means of toll lines.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Woman Stronger than Liquor.

TRrp0riel lnT tho DemacmNc AdN"'aIe.T
The Debating Society at Wesley School
house has reorganized with George W Lepp
president. A. T. Bradley secretary, Atlee
Wampler treasurer aud John Spahr reporter
The question was (Which prompts man TO
the greater exertion, the love Of woman or
the love Of spirituous liquors. President
Zepp selected John W Abbott 10 open the
question for the side of woman and Charles
faylor for spirituous liquors. Mr.. Abbott
was supported by Patrick Sullivan A. T..
Brady aud Howell Taylor Mr.. Taylor was
supported by Alice ". Wamper, Charles
Zepp and John Williams After due cousid-
Grafton by president Zepp and associate
Judges f. H. Bankard and Henry A. Miller
the question was decided in favor of the love
of woman The next question ior debate Is,
Are strikes justihable -
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EriEeIIhurg Items.

The prutracied meeting which had heen IN
progress Ia ,his place Wa discontinued last
Friday evening.
Qsitr a larsr Humbsr 1T people were Pre>
eut a. the services inr the lmpruvrd Order ot
Red Men of { ainuiowu. Al the church here.
an Snudas afternoon. Rev 6. " Scilhamer
nHiriatrd
John H. fse<er and family. nsar Silver
Run. visited ai A Willcfs on SUNDAY last.
Mr. Frsuk a. Willrt snd twu daughters
spent several days ~ John " Wilt',, Mar
Ton. 'his seek
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Orphans Court.

Monday. January 21.-Lelters Of adminis-
rratinn ON the estate of Henry j. Utenmahen.
deceased. were granted i" Annie +. tier
mahen.
Tuesday. January -. Catharinc Devilhss,
administrators of Joseph II. Hartsock, de-
ceased. settled second aIrl final account.
Letters teStamentary on the estate of Henry
Monithan, deceased. were granted 10 Nathan
]. Gorsuch.
Letters of administration on the estate Of
Harry f. Lambert, deceased. were granted TO
Jessie r. Lambert.
Letters OF administration ON the estate of
John II. Knipple. deceased. We're granted 10
Charles Fl. knipple.
Distribution among the creditors of Daniel
Lynn. deceased, finally ratified.
Report of sale of leasehold property ot
Joseph Moore. deceased filed.
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Silver Run Items.

The new Lutheran church at This place Is
nearing completion. The he'll vas brought
here on "Wednesday with the following in
scripfion: Presented BY Frank p. Cover
and wife. I.aEra j.. Of Brovaiewn, Va. to
81. Marys Ey. Lutheran Church az Silver
Run. Nd. as q memorial Of his mother.
Maria A. NJ. Cover, who died at Silver Run
Jan. I3th. 1880. Come hither and hear the
words OF the Lord your God. The bell
measures 50 inches il diameter and weighs
2660 pounds.
Rev. Dreishbaek. Of shrewsbury, Pa, viii
fiji the pulpit in the new Reformed Church
on Sunday morning
On Thursday of last week the remains Of
Mrs. Joseph Bankert. of Bachman's Valley.
we're brought here and laid TO rest in the new
cemetery by the side of her husband, who
died about months ago She was in the
list yenr Of her age. She leaves one son and
one daughter
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

January l9-mercury % at 7 a. m. and 50
at D. m. cloudy, with a little snow, up to 10
a. M. followed By clear weather. January
2O-mercury 90 At a. m. and 3S at 2 p. M.
clear up to noon, followed by hazy and cloudy
weather. January 2l-mercury % at I a. m.
and 80 at 2p. M; cloudy and toggy in the
morning and some rain after p. m. January
22-mercury 3S at a. M. and "a at p. m.
eIoody. with few flakes of snow in the after
noon. partially clear at night January 23-
mercury % at a. m. and - at = p. m.
generaily cloudy until 3 p. M, followed by
clearing weather. January 24-mereury l9
al a. m. and 2f at 2 p. M; clear. January
25-mercury u at Z a. NJ. and 20 at p. m.
CLEAR at noon, followed by cloudy weather.
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pearh Of Former carOII cOunllan.

Mr. John l.. Buckingham died At ms rest
ieucr. Clinton Missouri. on Ianuary ~. after
a short illness ot consumption. aged about IS
YEAR tie paS born near NJ. Atrv. this
cnuntv aud resided there until be- reached
his 2sth year. when he married aud removed
t1 the west I'll. ia.i VISIT 20 hi, native eouutv
"a, in lSS4 uheu b. spent several mnnihs
Ntth relations
The deceased Uas . hrother "t Mr.. DAVID
Buckingham. og Taylorssille. who Is The sole
,ur,iyor 81 large family pf children, and au
unel- of Mr.. 4 " Buckingham and Ms,
Mary Buckingham. of ihis ei,t.
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Rark Hill Items.

Mr.. Frank Shriver has the scarlet fever
Miss l.. Matte Crumbacker, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Crumbaeker. spent last
Monday with Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Grim.
Mrs. Samuel Graham and two children, Of
Baltimore, are visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel I.ightner.
Mr.. Daniel Stoner. Of Dayton, Ohio. spent
last Tuesday afternoon with Mr.. jess" Crum-
backer and mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webster. Of New
Windsor. are visiting at Bark Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Grim and two children.
spent last Sunday with Mrs. Grim's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Ephraim Ogle, of Beaver Dam.
Miss Lulu Bankard, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Bankard, spent last Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Catzendafner.
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Death Of Dennis BOylan.

Mr.. Dennis Boylan, of ofPennsylyania avenue,
this city died Monday afternoon ofpneumonia.
Mr.. Boylan was well known in this city. lie
came here about the time the Western Nd.
Railroad was being built, being one of the
hands employed in the construction of the
road. since which time he has resided here.
A few years ago Mr.. Boylan buried his second
wife. He leaves three children. two sons and
one daughter Three brothers also survive
him-Mr. James Boylan, of this city; Mr..
Terrence Boylan. formerly Of this city, but
now residing in Hartford county. and brother
IN Bnenos Ayres. South America. The funeral
took place at st. Johns Roman Catholic
Church. this city, Thursday morning at 10
a clock
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Surprise Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was given to
Miss Annie Hook at her home East Main
street. Thursday evening, January 18th, wheu
a very enjoyable evening was spent in games
and other amusements. Among those present
we're Misses Florence Butler, Gertrude Bear
Grace Yingling Lizzie Burlington, Lnlie aud
Emma Kohler, Clara and jamie Yingling,
Grace Fowler, Bessie Myerly, Jennie Wohlge-
muth, Gertrude Himler, Blanche Buckingham,
Anna Hook; Masters James Kohler, Robert
Ebaugh, Philip Hunter, Lawrence Rinker,
Sterling Myerly, viii Miller, Harry Hook,
Frank MeGir, Raymond Burlington, Herman
and Walter Zepp Charley Himler, Bay Smith.
Samuel Hook
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MaidensYille Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. /. d. Waltz. of New Windsor.
were guests of Mr.. George Waltz. of this
place. on Sunday last.
Miss Lizzie Speilman, of Baltimore. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
Speilman.
Mr.. Charles Buckingham. of Hampstead,
came home on visit Saturday evening last.
He spent Sunday visiting friends in Bruce
Vile.
Mr. Charles Speilman left for Baltimore on
Tuesday, 10 spend week or ten DAYS with
friends and relatives
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Waltz were visiting
Mr.. James l.. Waltz. Clear Ridge. on We'd
nesday.
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NOTICE

The stockholders or shareholders OF The
Svkesville Perpetual Building Association of
Carroll County, Maryland an hereby mott
fed ta meet at A Ssociation Room in SykeSviie.
in said cOuny and state, on SATURDAY. the
Second day Of February, 1895. Al >. 80 o clock.
D. M % determine al said meeting whether or
not the capital stock of said corporation shall
be increased from sixty Thousand dollars
500 600 To one hundred and twenty thou-
sand dollars l20,0O0l. and the number Of
share, from six hundred TO twelve hundred
RICHARD MCCR0NE.
LEVI BARNES,
JOHN W. FORSYTH.
JOHN Z. NORWOOD.
GEO. SCHRADE.
tau5 a. Directors
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New Advertisements.

Assignee, Sale of Several lots Of Land
las A. e. Bond. Assignee of Mortgage.
Winter Reading.
Executor, sale of Valuable Real Estate
Alice H. lamotte, HerSchel +. lamotte. l..
HoweH lAmotie. Exccutor>-
Mortgage sale Of a Valuable Dwelling
House Propery-I"hu Michael koih. Mort.
gager.
Assignee rf Mortgage, sale ct VERY
Desirable prorcrty-W Il. Thomas. A.
~ign~s
For sale, Steam Flonriug Niii-Alhcr I.
Nycr. TRUSTEE.
Iaggl Nntit,,~
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lu the Orphans Court of Carroll Comfy,
DScENBEE TEBN. 1894.
Estate of james ShriveF. deceased.
On application il is ordered this 18th day
Of january. 1885, that the sale of the leasehold
property Of james Shriver late of Carroll
county. deceased. made by Thomas r. Myer.
administrator of said deceased. and this day
reported to this Court by the said administra.
Tor. he ratified and confirmed, unless cause BE-
shown Ia the contrary on or before the 3rGl
Monday 18th day. Of February, next; pro-
vi,ed a copy of this order be inserted for three
successive weeks in some newspaper printed
and published in Carroll county, before the
2d Monday. nth day. OF February, next,
The report states the amount Of sale To be
i've dollars S5.00
DAVID II. HOFFACkER,
LEWIS CASH. Judges
ALBERT SCHAEFFER.
True copy-rest;
GEo. NJ. PARHE
ian 1881 Register of Wills.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

OFFICE OF THE SECEErAEY OF STATE, }
ANNAPOLIS January Il. 1895
To All WnoN IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given tha, application has
been made To His Excellency, Frank Brown,
Governor of Maryland, for the pardon Of
William A Bond. who was convicted at the
November term, 1892. of the Circuit Court
tor Carroll county of Assault. = cases), and
sentenced 10 be confined in the Maryland
House Of Correction for Is months in each
case or until May 9th. 1895.
The Governor viii take up the said case for
final decision on or after Wednesday, the
Thirtieth day of January, 1885, until which
time protests against such pardon will be
heard, and the papers fled open TO inspec-
ton, nj the discretion OF the Governor.
By order Of the Governor;
EDWIN G0TT,
mnl9 p Secretary of State.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Business Locals.

Huckster Route for sale Established 80
wears Good reasons for selling. Apply at
the Advocate office. 2t@
The Ladies Guild of Holy Trinity Parish
will hold its annual Supper and Sale on Fri
day, February LIST, 1895, in Howard Hall,
SykesviIle. The public are cordially invited,
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warnelaseurE items.

l.. g. SelIlsuan j, visiting friend 10 Harm
sansille ani BaltimoFr. thi, week.
Wm Buru-s. ~ Elgia. Illinois. Is visiting
relative here
The members al Stone Chsi,cl arv getting
~, quiie . program ioy their missionary meet
ing. ~hich viii b. held Sunday morning Feb
ritarv iul
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

NOTICE.-All parties indebted to Bar
~ rick 4 Gilbert, Woodsborough. Freder-
ick county. Md, ON book account, will please
call at G. W. Crapster's office. corner Main
and Court streets. and settle. ! can be found
there on Mondays and Saturdays of each
week. thank nv customers for their pat
ronage for the year 1894, and solicit then
trade the coming season.
GEORG b. SHRINER. Agent.
ianl2 81 Westminster Nd.
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M. Pleasant Items.

Ne Harvey Bnrg,.oa, II Fliicou CIV, has
b.rn visiting here
Mr. James l.eistrr visited irving Warrhimr
81 MedfDrd last Suniay
Miss Nollir Mihm and Miss Crouse werr
visiting in Westminster r-yruily.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
.ATTFICATIoN NOTICE.
III the Orphans Court of Carroll county.
DsCENBER Tam. 1894

Ia the Orphans Court nt Carroll county.
DECEMBER TgInl. 1894.
Estate Of Sarah Hoover. deceased
On application it Is ordered this eth day of
January. 1890. thar the sale Of the Real
Estate ot Sarah Hoover. late of Carroll
county. deceased, made by Oliver J. Hoover
and George r. L. Hoover. Executors Of the
last VIII aud Testament OF said deceased, and
this dav reported 10 this Court by the said
Executors. be rutifed and confirmed, unless
cause be shown to the contrary on or before
the "a MONDAY lth day, OF February. next;
provided a copy Of this Order be inserted for
three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published ia Carroll county. be-
fore the Isi Monday, tih day, Of February,
next
The report states the amount of sale to he
fifteen thousand eight hundred aud seventy
dollars ard sixty three cents, Sl5, ,S10.68.
DAVID II. HOFFACKER.
LEWIS CASH Judges.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER.
True Copy.-reSt:
GEn. VI. PREE.
jaul2 81 Register of Wills.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

Il
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, sit
tngin Equity.
William H. Bollinger, Assignee of Mortgage,
vs.. Charles d. 7. l.eatherwood and Sarah
L. Leatherwood.
Ordered this 18th day of January, A. d.,
1895. that the resale Of the mortgaged prop
erty. reported in the above entitled canse by
William H. Bollinger, Assignee of Mortgages.
he finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause
10 the contrary thereof be shown on or before
the 18th day of February, next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted once a week
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
published in Carroll county, Maryland before
the 18th day of February. next
The report states the amount Of sale to be
S432 90
BENZ. T. GROUSE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
janis st BENJ. F. Grouse, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned against ne
gotiating for a certain promissory note given
by the undersigned TO Susan h. Shipey for
the sum of S23. %. dated October 81, 1894,
and PAYABLE nine months after date, there
having been no consideration given for said
note.
jan l9 81 SAMUEL ID. SHlPLE1.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
FiIia 4t
TO CREDITORS

This i To give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county. in Maryland letters tesla
mentary ON the Personal Estate Of
JOHN F. DIEETS.
late of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscri-
her. on or before the 9TH day of August, 1895;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 3isi day of De
cemher, 1894.
EDWARD t. WINE.
ian5 Il Executor
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

ENOR RENT.-A desirable and well AssssAS
Il located property, situate on Green. .RHaA
street, ID door West of Centre Has six
rooms aud hall, has good cellar, large stable
and other out-buidings, has large yard and
garden andpleuty shade. Possession can be
given March l. %. Apply 10
". Il. THOMAS,
janis st or the DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

The undersigned. trustee. hereby gives
notice To the creditor, of Frank r. Newbelle,
deceased to file their claims, with the vouchers
thereof, with the Clerk of said Court on or
before April H. 4. D. 1885.
AZARGAH +. 0URSLER, Trustee.
ianl9 Is
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SAMUEL d. SHIPLEY.
4 II PRIVATE SALE.

The undersigned offers al private sale a de.
sirable Frame Dwelling and about an acre of
land in the village of Keysville Good fruit
water and necessary outhuildings. House
good as new.
JOHN W. MYERS, Agent
janis 3t* New Windsor, Md
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X round Rent and Bank Stocks at
" Private Sale

Baltimore City Ground Rent that yields
So year, payable semi-anmally. Also Is
shares of stock of the Cuion National Bank of
Westminster,
CHAS. +. FINK,
janl2 81 Administrator.
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MICHAEL. T.. WALSH. solicitor.
TRUSTEES SALE
Il or
TWO VALUABLE FARMS,

IN liau1sttd dl>tflct, taffuli county. MI.
BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county. sitting in Equity passed
in Cause No. 3312 Equity. wherein Mary L.
Newhelle is complainant and Margaret a.
Newhelle and others are defendants. the under
signed, trustee will offer at public sale on the
premises on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY l6, 1895,
at 10 o'clock, a. M
Isl 4 farm consisting of 40 Acres and 10
Perches of Land. more or less.
improved with a large Stone AlM-4
Dwelling Ban, Barn aud all neees- II
Ind. 46 Acres 8 Roods and % Perches of
land. more or less. adjoining the above tract,
and in a fine state of cultivation
Sd. j. acres Of land. more or less, improved
with substantial 2-story frame dwelling,
large barn and other necessary ont buildings,
all Of which are nearly new.
The above lots or parcels OF land are well
n. supplied with Orchards aud Timber,
- well watered, and conveniently located
I'm relation to public roads, schools,
churches. post office and stores. and adjoin
the land Of Elisha Brown, Michael Miller.
Fred Bonner. Nelson StoekSdaie and others.
ANY one desiring information, call on or ad
dress the trustee. solicitor or Margaret A
Newbelle, residing on the premises.
TcrmS-One-third cash on the day Of sale
cor upon the ratification thereof the balance
in two equal payments. the one to be paid in
one year aud the other IN two years from the
day Of sale. with interest, TO be secured by the
notes Ot the purchaser, with approved security.
AZARIAH T. OF RSLER. Trustee
William II. blizzard. Auciioueer.
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The Democratic Advocate,

SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1895.
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THE MARKETS
WESTMINSTER MARKETS.

Wholesale Prices by Z. o. Grimes.
FRnAY. Januarv -, 1880
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26

Isl. \ farm consisting of II
PercheS Of Land. more or less
improved with a large Ston,
Dwelling. Barn aud all neces
sas out,buildingS.
2nd. As Acres. 3 Roods and
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DArIFrCATIoN NOTICE.

Gan. w. PREE.
iaut2 81 Register of Wills
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
CTATE OF MARYLAND.

GEo NJ PAREE
ian l98f# Register of Wills.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
MO. 1921 EQUITY.

ian192t
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-02-07
KATIE BELL CHASE, L. ID.

"Anti-toxine," the much-talked-of
new remedy for the cure Of diphtheria,
has already been tried in Pierce county
and with apparent success. AS is
well known that dread disease has
lately been the cause of nine deaths
in one neighborhood i'm the town of
Trimbelle. The board of health of the
town, i'm addition To strict measures
of quarantine to prevent the spread
Of the disease, procured through DR.
J. W. Hancock, of the state board of
health, small supply of the remedy
from the Pasteur institute. Au
opportunity to give it a trial occurred
on Wednesday of last week III the
family of Andrew O. Rosswick. Mr..
ROSswick had lost boy by the disease
a few days before and when his
daughter, aged about fourteen years,
fell violently i'll of the malady he con-
sented TO a trial Of the medicine. 1t
was administered by Or. Scheide, of
Ellsworth, on the third day of illness
and apparent improvement was
manifested within twelve hours. In
thirty-six hours the patient was out
of danger and is now about well.-Red
Wing Republican.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1895-02-07


Ten days loss OF time on account Of
sickness and doctor bill to pay, is any
thing but pleasant for man of family to
contemplate, whether he is laborer, a
mechanic, merchant or publisher. JAS.
o. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexia,
Texas, was sick in bed for ten days with
the grip during its prevalence year or
two ago. Later in the season he bad a
second attack. He SAYS: I'm the latter
case used Chamberlain Cough Remedy
with considerable success, | think, only
being in bed little over two days. The
second attack | am satisfied would have
been equally as bad as the first but for
the use OF this remedy" Ii should be
borne in mind that the grip is much the
same as very severe cold and 7 ,uires
precisely the same treatment. When
YOU wish to cure cDld quickly and eff
fectually give this remedy trial. % and
so celt bottles fer sale By X. 5. Freeman.