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The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Masnuerade Near SIaek,s Corner.

.ETrartgt the lNutts Ftlilr AlhtHihf.
A most eujovahle surprise and masquerade
party was rendered Mr., and Mr.. t'e"- Slack,
~ their residence near Slack Iornvr' on
Thursday evening Of last week. b" happy
E,lk mot a short distance from their home and
went To- the house in body. The costumes
were novel and attractive and after spending
on. hour rnioyiug themselves all unmaSkcd
and proceeded tn eujos the hospitality "i the
hos, aud hostess. for ghich they are 81" Well
noted. Their efforts ga please made every
body feel ~ home The boB~e had been
thrawu opeu To- thcm and games N~r" started
which continued until ll.@o " clock, after
which al adjourned O. the dining r"om, ~her,
a ,apptipe repssi va, served u consisted
Of cake, fruits. oranges. HUts, lcr cram. walter
ie,.>. taffiea. etc. "a which ample lusilcr va,
done. Amussmpnts were again resumed unii
iu,.rrupted a, ''nno said by queen ans
two iaSk.. and adjourued in th" parlnr TO
continue their game, much O" N" rei'"i "i
the trio Who sill heid the fort
Mr.. aud Mr. slack are always held m
r>te.m p, the youhg people i'5 their Nlnh
manner of entertaining and All having 'n'l'a
ton, Tsadil, accepted then. knowing they
wauld ri2.ei vith a hearty Inception - on
former occasions. aud th'S "rr" NOT "i'"i'-
pointed.
Tho,, 1r,.,aui vrrr Mr. aad Mr.. George
slack. Missr. Elsie Dorsey. Mamie Ilr'He~,
Ina narsry. IDA GauthurBr. NaHme bcrrvi-
Emma Long. Eug.uia Rerrrt. Ella >hiple'.
Louisa Ridggly. Ms, Gorr, Anuic Knight.
Annahou Rae~maB; Ns.srs- lo, W Brrrrt.
William Barnett. Thomas Ba,,mau. b. criy
Banne,i. Jau., y. G.arEv, y. >hnHer i.rau.
Iruburg. " Il V51lrttc. Pennington t.en
ne,t. " Clintau BrandcnhaFs. Hsry u
prysi..-. PraFrc e. Prugh. ptJs ilss yls-.
Iuhn kjec. HAIRY UcfiuE. james brr~s''
Hefh.rt prvri,-, E"l.y HrrinE, Nawui >h'I.
ley. Due Gnse RyofanIu hsT~rS, jerome
Golsl.art. Iau,.-. Shii,lss. Ciarras, Ba~sriap
and Hfhsf.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Boys Meeting will assemble at Carroll Hall
this saturday morning.
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school al
as n. m. Preaching at l0.S0 Il. and 80 p.
Y, +. : q. Z. st p. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday
at so p m. 4. u. Melvin, Pastor.
II Johns Church, Rev Father cassidy, Pastor
Sunday-Low Mass at 7-ll and High Mass at 10 a.
m; Ne>per> Al 80 p During the week.-Mrs. at
q.
Centenary VI f. Church.-Sunday school at 9.ll
a. Preaching az l0.0 a. m. and 80 =. IN. Ei'-
worth League service at 6.45 p. m, Prayer meeting
Wednesday 81 80 p M j. l. Walsh, Pastor.
- raul's Reformed Church.-Sunday school at
ais n. Divine services at l0:s a. m and 80 p.
calvin : slaglc. Pastor
Rev. J. u. Kinzer OF Baltimore. president of the
NJ. 7. Conference. viii preach at the Brick Pipe
creek NJ. 4 Church near Wakefield sunday alter
noon. january 9TH. at O'Clock There will not be
would hear an eloquent speaker are invited To he
present
salem charge Lutheran Churrh.-St Benbmiu'-
thurrh-Blblv class NJ q. U- Preaching AT 10 a.
M =. Johns ChuTch-Hible class and PRAYER meet
: 4. Dichl. Pastor
trace Lutheran Churrh.-Prcachng at I0.G0 Il. m.
ami 7st =. IN. Morning subject. "Iahorcrs together
With col Evening The River Of the Water of
ii Miller. Pastor
Ascension Churcll-Iauuary 9Th. third sunday
az "a Mouiug Service and sermon AZ lO-Q
kyrnsonk AMI sermon At 1..A. laily-HOly Com
mnniOn 80 IN Eyensong at O. subject ut sunday
night sermon, the thiri in the course ON the Holy
Communion. jesse Higgins. Rector
carroll Charge Reformed Church.-B Benjamins
thUrch-mvinc service at 10 m Jerusalem
ChUrrh-pisiue service at e.so p. m.
u J MscaliSier Pastor.
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Wedding Near DenningS.

fRcportcd for the Democratic AdNocat6l
The home of Mr.. Isaac Killer near Den
nings. on Thursday, January Il, presented a.
yery animated scene large number ot
relatives and friends gathered to witness the
marriage of his Youngest daughter, Hllda l..'
and Mr.. William j. Franklin, of iayloNville.
Promptly at e y. m. the contracting parileS'
led bv Miss Elsie Killer. sister OF the BRIDE
and Miss Fannie Franklin. sister OF the
groom. appeared before Elder William
Franklin and were pronounced man and
wife
The bride was gowned in light covert
cloth, with velvet trimmings. The groom
looked his hest in full suit of black. with
white tie. The bridesmaids We're dressed
similarly to the bride
After the customary congratulations
most plentiful aud elegant supper was served
in fine Stvle To the delight ot the following
persons: Isaac Killer and family. Elder
William Franklin and wife. Jacob Killer and
family. Daniel Killer and family, Mrs, Polly
Killer. Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper. h"maS
Franklin and wife. Thomas Byer> and wife
Joseph Killer and wife. Edward Maize, wife
aud SON Arthur, Frank Bond. "lte and son
Albert. Mrs. Annie Mary Bond aud daughters
Bessie and Lola. Charles Killer. wife and son
Meryin. Thomas Bond aud wife, James
Hooper and wife. Charles Bond and WIFE
Jessie Stuler. wife and son RAYMOND, Brad,
ford Greenwood and wife. Fannie and Rachel
franklin, Ella and Cora Wantz. Lizzie
Franklin. Elsie Haiue~. Rhoda and l'a'S,y
Bloom Mary Haiue>. Blanche stem. Prank
Naile. Howard and Wilbur Franklin. Guy
Albaugh. Harvey Franklin. Harry Stem;
James Bond. Luther Wautz Peter Rigler aud
Others
The bride received many handsome. useful
and ornamental presents, consisting of >Ilyer.
china and glassware. lamps. table and toilet
linen. bedding, etc.
The music for the occasion was arcepiably
rendered ly Ne,>r~. Frank Male. N~s hIi"r
and Cuy Alhaugh.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Sale Register.

Notices of sales for which bills printed at this
oiiice win be published under this head until day
of sale for so cents When bills are printed else
where 81 90 win be charged
February 2s-6 head of horses all leaders; colts.
6 cows heifers, bulls, farming implements
household furniture, etc. Jesse h. Stela on JOSIAH
Crowl's farm Cranberry Valley, near Westminster
Albert Crawford. auctioneer sale at L m
March "a mares cows, > shotes. brood SOW,
farming implements, some household goods &e.
Minister near the Washington road. J. 4. Gorsnch'
auctioneer.
March 6-5 head of horses, > of which are brood
mares; colts 4 cows, grain drill mower, wagons
plows harrows springtOOth make, harness &c
Sale at l. m. Emanuel NJ. Arnold halt way De-
tween Carrollton and Carrulltou station. 7. 4.
,GOrsuch, auctoneeF.
March 7-Horses mules cattle. wagons harness.
reaper and mower self-binder and general farming
implements Sale al 9.S0 a. m Jesephus A: oren-
.dorh, near Stonersville p A. Gorsleh auctloheeii
j. VIM. Earhart, clerk
March SIS head of horses, mules cows, farm
ing Implements etc. Sale at i0a. N. Adam Gig
gard LiftleStown Turnpike. about 2 miles from
Westminster. Jacob Hoffman, auctioneer
March III horses. 10 head of cattle, some fresh
by day Of sale; wagons, binder, and farming imple
ments generally. sale az 10 a m A. ZePp' near
Mayherry J. y. O. Smith. auctioneer.
March 1s-s Horses, 5 Cows, Shotes. . barrels OF
Corn, Farming Implements. &c, sale At " m
sharp. Ferdinand D. Shaefier, Cranberry valley,
near Westminster sullivan road. Jacob hou-
man, Anctioneer.
March Ie-s head Of horses. - COWS, bulls heit
ers. sheep farming implements etc. sale az a.
m. T. J. Haines McKinstry Mills Nm' Brown
anctioneer.
March le-6 head of horses, 10 mich cows heii-
ers bull farming implements. household inrniture-
etc. sale at 10 a. m J. Wesley Biggs, near f'el'
mans Mills Nd. Jacob Hoffman. auetioneer,
March al.-ls horses - head Of cattle, u shotes
farming implements, Sc. all in good condition
sale at 9 a. m $ F. Harhaugh, near Middlehurg
Charles B. Fontz. auctioneer
March 2.-2 mareS cows, wagon farming ulen'
sis, lot Of household goods. 81 acres Of growing
grain chest OF carpenter tools, &c sale az p m
Julia O.Bold near Frizellhurg Wm Brown. aue'
tioneer.
March 2j-s horses. cows. 10 shoies. farming
utensils lot OF corn, household goods. &f- sale Al
m Mary A. Lane. near Aynndale VIM Brown
anetioneer.
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SNOW TWENTY FEET DEEP.
Even Telegraph Poles are Buried by
Califolnia's s Big Fall

Sacramento Cal. Jan. .2.-The scene in the Sierras
is one of surprising magnfcence, With drifts of 10
feet and snow ~ feet on the level at the summit the
energies of railroad people are put TO the test.
R0tares tossing from the road bed III con
tinuOus streams, but from Gold Run to Truckee
snow is falling at the rate of one inch or more an
hour.
Luckily the wind is not blowing and the situation
is not complicated by formidable land and snow
slides. Hardy mountaineers of the smaller towns
communicate by means of tunnels through the
snow for habitations are generally obllterated.
Word was received early this morning that the
snow on the summit of the mountains had reached
Il level at the cross arms on telegraph poles, ana
that four inches more would PROSTATE every wire
over the mountains.
There is no food in the valley. The tules and low
basins re filled. but at present there Is no danger
of waShoutS lfthe storm continues II VIII severely
test the leveeS. A warm rain ON the mountain Of
snow now would bring greater body of water on
the valley than in lS6l-62
Sacramento. cal Jan. 1s}.-The heaviest snow
storm of the winter is now raging in the mountains
between shady Run and Emignnt Gap nriit
after drift is pilng up the railroad track and the
Eastern mail is cautiously threading its way over
the mountains. Sometimes the snow forms immense
drifts between the laboring plow and the train
Hundreds of ShoVeers are at work tossing away
the PERCEPTIONS hanks that threaten any moment
Ia fall upon the trains. These men work in day
ing faster than they can handle it, Added 10 the
binding volume of snow. that a lantern stuck in
hank cannot be seen dozen feet, Is the wind,
which almost compelS the shovelerS To stop work.
The mountains, which rise almost perpendicularly
the north side of the track are covered with fir
trees some of which ~ feet high barely show their
tips through the snow "a great is the depth.
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A Grana Parry. Near HoucksyIIlc.

.NtEselfza f.ff ftf tAa''a.sf fAtfa AtFasaaF
The r,si,ieus- uf Nr aad Mr. Aii--
WaaspIer va. ,hr ,rvne ot ycrt Jrelfy aHd
Tissa,nr,slls party ou rbuf-aa, NIGHT, lsih-
A i-sui n' r,asN iae saesi h~xaa to arrive and
s.ssa she hoz.-r uus allied uiih q m,rry v'n
Fans Game. p,ats and Instrumental ullsis
uas thr FTusrsfu Ser the stTuIuE- Ai-'a' Z q
70 s5,.ck the dining r-pm arar- va tbrpsH
open au3 fhs gu-=t hehrid .arsr tfhlf iad~n
With ali 'dr l7licags,s. ai the -sss,a-
Among ibes.s. prp-rBt s~rs Nsa hair
WampI.r. NJ aad Mr. Ati~r Nampl-F. NJ
ana Mr.. ErrToH >tui5. Ag and NTs l'sHirA
Bush. Mis.~ Enala Wamp.-r. Nius >hau~T.
Bertha Elsrraad irrua pasrisou. Natl- Lrpp
Viola Blizzard. Nsl,a S,uli. No,a Ilachmsn.
I0ttsg Burhasau. NIrg5ua Eievrsaa. Florvgce
W5.arr. Ei,ie NcSis.iie l.1dis Namplcr lda
Srahr. Fila SJ.ahr. Niacrya pat5asoh. Mas
sogri Wisn-y. Aunie Newi-eile, Minnie DAVID
.ats aud Maggie Kes,sy. 81. kdra. Nes-rs-
Thoma. Ba,hmsu, Harvey Ea,hulsn. 4. T.
Rssat Harm Wc.1awat. Hsrrt Rayhnsau.
l.uis Erusl G-s, Shaurr tm8k Frun.
Samucl Fuhsman. HaevH Iavior, Charles
E.pp. Wiu6eld Hg1mau. Ja,,'b W..uer,
samuel Beard. ls..l la,ii,1u. fusHk Hla
man Hauy Msrrav. Eiya lis,iis"u. j"hu
Grogg Gland Aigir, Earton fa,ha aud is,ln
Sl.ahr
Atsr refrs--hlnsui- th, party again yrturuvsi
a. ihe ,ariof and continued ihf gauIr- gntii a
laie hosr. shcu thes began 'o dispcrs, mHrh
plcasei siih lhs evening rpi,rainuasa'.
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UniOntnWn Items

Rev. j. u. kinzer, President of the Metho-
dist Protestant Conference. will preach IN the
church here on Sunday night. 27th. al
o clock. \ large congregation will doubtless
he present to hear Mr.. Kinzer
The Christian Endeavor Society of the NJ. p.
Church will hold an anniversary entertain
ment IN their church on Thursday night next.
Doors will open at $50 and services will begin
at :. An admission of five cents will he
charged and the proceeds will he applied to
the Improvement of the church 4 special
program. prepared by Amos r. Wells. entitled
The Good of 1t. will be given. also am ad-
dress by Mr.. George II. Birnic. of Taneytowu.
president of the Carroll County c. +. Union.
4 company of ladies of the town and vicinity
gathered nj the home of Mrs. Deborah Ham
burg. an aged and worthy lady of this place.
on Thursday afternoon. and left donation of
needful aud useful gifts of groceries. flour.
meats, &c. all of which She very thankfully
aud gladly received.
Miss Florence Weaver is spending some
time in Baltimore. visiting relatives and
friends.
Rev. !. ". Charlton. wife and daughter.
Miss Nellie, of kemptown. Frederick county.
spent several DAYS in town visiting their Old
friends. They were guests of DR. j. j.
Weaver Jr'S. family while in town.
Mrs. Lizzie Hoffman and Miss Debbie
Zile. of Winfield, were guests Of Mr.. William
SegafooSes family during the past week.
Mr.. Jesse Arnold. who has been AZ keely
Institute, HageNtown. for treatment returned
home ON rueSdav evening. looking we'll and
hearty.
Rev. 6. W Baughman. pastor of the
Lutheran Church here. was the recipient Of
several handsome gifts during the holiday
>easnu-irom luiontown. handsome black
fur buggy robe; from Winters Church. a
purse ct money: from Bau-t Church, fur
collar.
Mr., Adam nauner has rented Mr. Heze-
kah linghng house and will occupy il Ia
the spring. Mr.. Yinglng and daughter will
break up housekeeping. He will make his
home with his daughters. Mr> VIM Bankard
and Mr> Frank Eckard Miss Salie Wing.
ling will 20 Ia Baltimore to make her home.
Mr. Robert Shaplev. formerly of fhi- town.
aud brother of NgS. Jes>e f. H. Davis. Is
dangerouSl, IN at hi home iu Mechanics
burg. Pa.
Mr. j. Newton Gilbert, formerly oi this
place. -au Of Mr.. J. Wesley Gilbert. has
bought Central Drug S,orr, of Annapolis.
aud viii continue the drug husiue>, at that
place W. wish oUr Young friend sHccr~~ IN
the ,uiensriss
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sale Of The Gettysburg Electric Railroad.

Speaking nf the sale oi the Gettysburg
Electric Railroad to Philadelphia and Chicago
parties. the Compiler at Tuesday SAYS
Mr. Hofier gets S2to, $50 in cash and SO,
40 ia frst mortgage, thirty YEAR gold bearing
bonds He /, 90 rebuild the power house, to
settle the present litigation and secure such
corporate action of the company MAY he
beneficial to the buyers.
The buvcrs. MeSsr,. Murphy. Kendall and
Cunuelly. agree to baild aud operate the pres
-nl projected lines Of railway. IL wit: I miles
of single track electric railway from the pow
tr house around thar part OF the Battlefield
occupied hy the first day : battle. and T. miles
from the National Cemetery on or along the
Baltimore turnpike. VIA l.ittleStoWu. to the
boundary line OF Pennsylvania and Maryland,
at nr near Biddle's Mill. They agree not to
increas, the capital stock beyond S2o, 600 per
mile for - miles Of existing and projected
railway. The article contains also schedule
showing the property Of the Electric Railway
Company aud Light, Hea, and Power Co..
and the agreement existing between the com
4qut.N
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Grand OnieerS visit Carroll Division. SonS
Of Iempcranec.

The Ssns ni Temperance, 20 'hls clty, Eith
their frirnii., mri Al their hall last NHudas
c,cujng. th- oycasinH l-.iBE au official visa
from Grand Worthy PaIFisrrh G. p Gun
uiuEhau and Grand ~cfii4. Robert 7 smith,
of Baltimore The pFuEram for 'hr evening
azs special meeting a ahlch thr members
and invited guest, ucrv Prs~rHi, Speeches
we're made hy the visiting ail,rey- aud By br.
Charies Bilinr>lra. 4 male guartie trs'fu
Western Nd Cuilrg~ aifh their urganl-g, hai
change of the musical part ol the program and
furnished asast Temperance sunE- ihr songs
werv good aud artr wril given. t'rand
WORTHY Patriarch. g. b. Cunningham. Is
Nuuu- man while Graud Srlir Robert 7.
Smith j. q venerable old gentleman past ihr
SsHh mile .tuue in life d. Biisug-lra iu
introducing the speaker. informed the audl-
-ncr thas fh, Grand Worths Patriarch. in
consideration of The agr of the venerable
Grand Scribe, Insisted that Mr Smith ~
given precedence IN The speaking later iu
the evening refreshments Nrre served. '',ce
cream aud cake la abundance. MsSsrS.
Geo Maiher. chairman; Charlie, II Hunter.
Wilbur +. Buckingham and Dr. Charles Bill
iugslea were the committee ia charge Of ar
Engagements PRAYERS NrFe offered hy Rev.
A. h. Melvin aud T. II Miller. aud the beHe-
dicIinu vas pronounced by Rev. J. l.. Walsh
Carroll Division No. ~, sons ot Temperance
pas established ia this city iu ls4'. sud the
present membership Is atoui eighty
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
Social Near Berret.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate

thelDfteu iof tilc Icliufthttc Advocate
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Hymiller gave a pleas
ant social party TO their friends. at their ee-
CANT home, near Berret. on Friday night of
last week An occasion of unalloyed pleas.
ure was experienced by all who were treated
to the royal hospitality Of the host and hostess
which has always characterized them in the
past. The hours We're spent in pleasant con
versation and games until 10. 80 o clock. when
all were invited TO partake of handsome col.
lation. consisting Of cakes. fruits, ice cream.
coffee. ETC., which was heartily enjoyed, after
which all babe adeu to their kind host and
hostess and their pleasant family
Those present were Mr. and Mrs Hymiller
Misses Minnie and Cora Hymiller Rachel
Shipley, Mary Brown, Ella Allen. Florence
Clark, Henrietta Shipley, Myrtle Shauek.
Carrie Parish, Irene Shipley; Messrs. Matthew
Shipley, Albert Gibson, George Cook, Emory
Gorsuch, Oliver Cook, VIM Allen. Edward
Ramsburg, Frank Shauck, John Hymiller.
Clayton Barnes, William Veaeh, John Dorsey,
Walter Brown, Harry Stitely, Albert Shipley,
George A. Brown, Vim. Brandenburg and
Lewis Smith aud brother.
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Lighting the Darkness of Age.

Reported tor the Democratic Ady0cate-
The heart, of Mr. Joseph Shancybrook and
his good wife are overioyed, aud this Is the
cause A party of ladies visited their home,
near Tyrone, one day last week leaving ns
tokens of their esteem a goodly supply of pro
visions. Mr.. Shaneybrook Is NOW nearing
the evening of a life spent in useful labor.
For some wears has sight has been failing until
it j. now hopelessly gone. He has always
been Staunch Democrat and Is widely known
in Bachmau Valley and vicinity. One could
oulN realize by being > witness how the dark
ness of age was lighted i,y this kindness. Let
us not keep our ~ympa,hies for the aged until
they have gone. 1T, hut little good YOU II
do watering last years crop
Among those sharing the pleasure we're
Mr. John Benedict. Mn. John Arthur, Mrs.
Jesse Uuger. Mr.. John Duttera. Mrs. John
Few. Mr.. Isaiah Copenhsyer and Mr.. Sam'l-
Rear
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Pennsylvania Items

n, Borough treasury af Geu,>hurs is
empty. nearly al the lake. for the wear are
paid and the funds 10 meet the February and
March order, of The Towu Conncil viii have
~ H. borrowed.
The case Of samuel j. Athod. oi near
White Hail, Adams Conuty, who Sas arrested
on H. H. Egger. u teW days ago, on war
rzui issued hy Ju-tir,. 0i the Peace, Lewis ID.
Sell. charging him with obtaining goods
under false prrteuse. by ". ! Adam. and u.
Colehous@. has been released.
David Mu.selman. the defauIting treasurer
af Cigar Maker mon. No 242. ct York.
Who wa> apprchcndcd IN BALTIMORE and
taken hack 10 York after "a hearing before
Alderman Steger. in default Of $500 hail
committed 10 Jail tor his appearance at court.
The ofiics of Gei>er Bros. electricians. at
Waynesboro. aas entered last week, the safe
cracked. St0O taken aud some ,slnahle paper
DESTROYED
DR.. ". :. Botcler Of Wayneshoro has made
an assignment
John ". Tippett, a brakeman on the
Northern Central Railway WAS instantly kill
rd SATURDAY al York Haven. 4 freight train
ON which h. was working parted and he was
thrown Ia the track aud run over He leaves
. wife and one child, who live in Baltimore.
Rev. I. J. Sherrad Of Chambershurg,
sailed nu the 10th for u four months tour Of
Europe and the Holy Land. Rev. DIR, Jetier>,
of York, will supply his pulpit in his absence.
Rev. ". l.. Seabrook occupied the pulpit
of 81. Matthew Lutheran Church in Hanover
on SUNDAY.
The Chamhersburg Repository SAYS, -
Gettyshurg merchant Of unusual attractive
ness. advertiseS in Shippenshurg paper for
= wife with >i.OWl. She j. to invest ia his
business.
Jacob ". Orr. OF Mcknight>town, Adams
county. has been awarded pension. aud
Charles Shilling. Of lrishtowu, an increase.
A contest at Gettysburg on Friday last.
saws the Star aud Sentinel, between {. Ros-
well Ertter, of GettA Sburg. and A. &. kreuger,
Of Wrightsville. at one hundred live pigeons.
was a fake from beginning To eud The whole
series Is apparently a hippodrOme. We are
told il was a difficult thing for Ertter TO lose,
he being obliged 10 miss the easiest kind Of
shots The score was 81 10 81 in favor OF
kreuger 80 far the match Is ne.
For some weeks pension swindler. known
as ''Buckskin Joe Green. has been operat-
ing at New Oxford and vicinity, representing
himself To he a t :. Pension Examiner, aud
collecting money. He was traced to Gettys
burg, and on Thursday night Special Exami-
ner Miller. Of Harrisburg. and Constable
Wilson, Of Gettysburg, found him. He was
detained over night accompanying Mr.. Miller
10 Harrisburg, where he was formally arrested
bv the Chief of Police Green recently served
a wear and half in the Eastern Penitentiary.
After an illness of over FIVE years from
paralysis and apoplexy, Joseph j. Kerr, of
Gettysburg, died on Sunday, in his seth year.
He was a native of Hamiltonban, now High
land township, where he resided until 1872,
when he removed 10 Gettysburg and lived a
retired life
The Gettysburg Gas Company has declared
a semiannual dividend of 2per cent, payable
February LIST.
The Democratic advocate., 1895-01-26
CHARLES T.. FFNH. Solicitor.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
20. a1aa EorIrN.


In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Harry w. Windsor ct al. vs.. Charles W
Cain ct al.
The object of this suit is to obtain decree
declaring that certain real estate which was
conveyed TO IA certain William Bevarde by
William H. B. Dorsey and wife, by deed
dated April 7th. 1874, was in truth and in fact
conveyed to him, the said William Beyarde,
in trust for his wife, Mary Ann Bevarde. who
had furnished all the purchase money for the
same, and secondly declaring that Sophia c.
Windsor. Mary Ellen King and Charles ".
Cain. the children aud only heirs at law of
the said Mary Ann Bevarde, by former
husband are the absolute owners in fee simple
of said land, and that sale Of the same may
be decreed for the purpose of distribution of
the proceeds among the parties entitled thereto
The Bill and supplemental Bill further
states that said William Bevarde died intestate
in the year 1874 leaving no children; but it is
said he left a sister, Emma McNaulty, resid-
ing in Indiana. and two b.others. George
Bevarde and Samuel Beva.de. residing in
Ohio: that said Mary Ann Bevarde died in
testate in the year 1887 in Carroll county
aforesaid. and the said Emma MeNaulty.
George Bevarde and Samuel Bevarde. If
living, are non residents of this State
The supplemental Bill also prayS for an
order Of publication against the unknown heirs
of said William Bevarde.
1t is thereupon this 18th day of January,
A. D.. 1895. ordered by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County. sitting in Equity that the
plaintiffs, by causing copy of this order To
be inserted in some newspaper published in
said Carroll county once in each of four sue
ceSsive weeks before the 18th day of February,
next. give notice to the said absent defendants
and to the unknown heirs of said William Be
varde. deceased, of the obiec; and substance of
this Bill and the supplemental Bill, warning
them and each Of them to appear in this court
IN person or by solicitor on or before the 4th
day of March. next to show cause. if any
they have. why decree ought not to be passed
as prayed
BENZ F. GROUSE. Clerk,
True Copy,-Test:
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