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Hampstead District Items.

The residence OF Mr.. George Allan, Of near
Allansyille. Baltimore county. was burned L.
the ground on FRIDAY afternoon Of last week.
Nearly all the furniture was saved. also the
doors aud windows. Cause of the fire in nm
known. The binding WAS insared Cor son.
Mr.. Allan and family are 81 present STAYING
with his son-in-laW. benjamin Harms. near
the same place.
Mr.. Howard GroSe, near this place. spent
Sunday with Mr.. Amos Utz. near Eberg- Mr..
j. ;. Stricklin and wife. spent Sunday with
Mr.. A. Rineman aud family. near Eberg. Miss
Sadie Strieklin and Jennie Holtzner, ~ Eberg
spent Sunday NJ Mr. Thomas Brooks. near
Hampstead Miss Rhoda GrnSr. nf near
Eberg spent Sunday with Miss Becky j.
Shafier. near Hampstead. Miss Florence
Bobliiz aud Birdie Allan, of Allausyille,
visited Mrs. Isabella Hare. Mr.. Granville
Shue, Willie and Sammie Shsfer. Of near
Eberg. spent SUNDAY with Miss Ida Allan.
near Hampstead Mr. Harvey SHyder and
wife. of near Eherg. spent Sunday with friends
al Greenmouut. Mrs Elizabeth AerimaR
intends spending the summer with friends IN
Baltimore. Mr. John W Gro-e. Of near
Hampstead made flying visit 90 Emory
Chaple Saturday last.
The mumps are spreading through this -ec-
lion
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Orphans Court.

Monday. April 2g-nayid w. Buiiiugton,
administrator of Ephraim Burlington. decreased,
returned inventory of goods and ehauels and
inventory Of money and received orders 20
sell goods and ehalieis aud notify creditors.
Ephraim Williams aud David b. Byers.
executors OF Burgess n. Williams. decreased.
returned list of saleS Of goods and chatiel,
William H. Shubkagel and Anna Jane
Shubkagel. executors of William Shubkagel.
deceased, settled fourth and finsl account.
Edward u. Wells. surviving executor of
Thomas W Wells, deceased, settled first aad
final account.
Charlotte Siansbury. exeeuiriN Of Noah l..
Stansbary. deceased. returned list Of sales Of
goods and chaiiels and reported sale Of real
estate.
Tuesday. April a0--Iohn ]. Reese and
Joshua ". Herring. executors of Vim. Reese.
deceased. reported sale Of real estate.
Joshua VI. Patterson. executor Of Samuel
II. Patterson. deceased, returned list et sales
Of grain. &c. aud settled first account.
lydia c. Brummel. eXecuiriN Of Elisha
Brummel. deceased. settled first account.
The Safe Deposit Il Trust Co, Of Baltimore,
guardian Of James Il. George. settled fourth
aud final account.
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A Successful Surprise Party.

EFi-stss-t itsE jhc ivH,arrsitr Advocate"
AZ interesting and sery PHEASANT ,ssirs-e
paFty was ziscH al the residence 81 Mr. aBd
Mf~ Ezra Frcs-k prAr hschmsH Valley. un
Tuesday rvvainE. Apr} 21d The evening
sss ,Issui iu game. play. nad s0cisl cuover,
,Asfou- After % clock The guests Werr in-
,ifr-i Co. ihs iinias roon. vhrrr she table vss
baden aith eakrs. lemunade, confectionery,
o,e tu ahirh Oh did annie justice. Al a latr
huag 80 ryturura is ,hrsr homes, feeling that
thes bad bad a E,-.i time. Amonz those
prsy.eu, Werr NJ and Mr. Ezra FrUek Nr.
and Mr. Gb,vrJ Hoover. Mr. and Mrs Geo.
a.. D. Hoover, NJ and Mrs. Darius Fre-e5,
Nm. Rachel Fr'ek. Mn. Jeremiah i.rs>e.
Mr. P,Ely Garrett. MISC. Adiir J. and Car
re 4 Hnoyeg. liiEe NJ and Efbs VI Palmer.
Grrt.e and >gs,ir Frs--sr Ninnic Hoavrr Med
BE- fFosk l.izsit Ma,,BheImer, Ada Jane;
Ms,-Fs. Eluirf and Frank liaehuiaD. }. u.
simmons. John Walker Wm. Lsppo. Mil
l.-..-.. Howard Fe,-srr. e.. Carti. aud k~nu,
: Garrett. James Martin. Jeremiah Steiner.
Milton >4rsuk. I..-'. smith Jr~>r, Grow" and
Oscar Fr..rk
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Tb, eaiiirrn oi Ascension Parish School.
chs cis, gave an entertainment iu the sehaoi
has..iists nu Nnaday evening lhr program.
aas mad, ur ~ vocal mu-iy. r-Jiiauuus and
isaAfszar., aud aas s-yy efrditAhly rendered
The m,-t p!yHz-iaz ct individual performance
uas the -.Eo ~ hui.. Carrie krnnetiv hye
ysar. nid Her yoirF aas clear, her rDuayia-
uoH rNgtiivul ay.d yh. sang .n perfect time
aua Nth expression. Shr VA called hack hy
ihr zeuasae applause, and a. ghe close pt the
entertainment sang her Pievc aEalu hl request.
AT a.a thstF parfs vvrv Hcil. and showed
esreial training Us Nis. Manning. lhs. TEACHER
af the ychoo3 and Mr. Higgins. aitr et the
-ssinr. who bad ehargr oT The musical part
}hv sehoisrs svr1frsi 60 bs aa,ir1 excellent
,,tafr,i aBj discipline. Following Is the psn
gram
t-5f~ltu- tbpsus s,r tauaF. Essi uali,ss irsy,-.k
sn t.usnra ltea ts-srr tsclht yssls u sy,tay,isr
ans IN cs-iisste- ~@s1z fss Esailu faTrr krvu-ff
f-saszslF Tn" tsutlfa, issugbfrrs tora frFu,irr
fsA~ faH-ser -lsls srsi assus Iushrf Hnt7ssrsi b
is& A4Hv N'Eztus ans ~rh.aA Eeri1aai,a. ~
ttlat.f l. IarE- kaflr tufgvirr Nu-vaFR Ehvuss
iisthrr NiEesi tsaFv lIcusy 20si ,fg Eif's ,AaTa-
ms ialzssh --hss1l Effi-stis-- NauEr LAKE Ahss
Wt9sius. Cnnrsss kslE Winass fElaahy. -Gork "a iss
HsHtH Nsa-r5 tneistri sssarc tGenrv t-fan- Esrthl
s1ri EilFfi tfusyicr IlazteEu0. " iasr SIEVE siut
Do Nrss,ks snt Naxrsf u ohiseulth --lnk Thr
bssA-n Filshaf Eitys uurssrf EsrltatAlu l'ats
ErtsCs Charlie trFr~trf. chorus -4uaa~r sing
irnry sa@ Naf~i lfr,ani facvNrh Anf'fs lsnr
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Personal Notes,

Misses Eta Thurman and Rosa Hanson. Of
Manchester. spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Miss Bertha Maneha, near Westminster.
Mr.. John Corbin. of Westminster visited
relatives in Manchester last Sunday.
Miss Josie Martin was called to Iittlestown
this week. on account of the death Of sister.
Mr.. Jacob Fitterling. OF WarrenSburg,
Mo-, is visiting relatives in this county. He
IS native of Carroll, and was born near Avon
dale about 7S years ago. In 1851 he went
West. and this is his first visit Ia Carroll since
1868. His wife. who was daughter of
Daniel Poole. is still living and Is in excellent
health. Mr.. Fitterliug himself, is in excellent
health. He saws Westminster has been so
improved he scarcely knew the place.
Mr.. D. y. Henuing aud family attended
his mothers wedding anniversary at her resi-
deDce in Baltimore on Wednesday. Mrs.
Henning is in her s4th year and Is still in
good health and well preserved.
The families of Charles T. Reifsnider. Esq.
aud Capt p. II. Irwin, returned home ON
"Wednesday from Baltimore, where they spent
the winter.
Mrs Frank Mitten and daughter. Of Geitvs-
burg. are visiting relatives in Westminster.
Miss Nannye Henning. of Westminster. Is
visiting Miss Edythe Henuing. Baltimore.
Mrs. ]. Milton Reilsnider and children arr
spending week with her mother in Heger-
town
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MSlrnSs Hens

On Monday the Melrose Creamery was put
INTO operation which was Witnessed la u.tny
people.
Last week about 40 people comgregated at
Mr. Ezra frock ; home in Bachman Valley.
One aroused him and his better-half who had
already retired. and from III throats came the
cry. surprise party. 4 pleasant evening
was the result.
On Monday. April - summer term of
subscription school of 10 weeks was started
by Mr.. Iilden J. W. James. He has Il
pHpilS.
The remains of Mrs. VIM. Kreitzer were
inferred at the Catholic cemetery in Man
chester on Thursday of last week 4 husband
and seven children survive her.
On Saturday morning last Mrs. Phanuel
Nentz an aged and respected lady, died near
here. 4 husband and FIVE children survive
her. The funeral was held at Bachman' 5
Church on Tuesday. where Il large coucourSe
OF people were assembled Ia paw tribute 10
her.
Miss Emma $. Shatier of Bachman Valley
spent several days last week in this neighbor-
hood.
April 23d was Granville Leese> birthday.
He was sitting on the wood box in the evening.
not thinking of the 3lSt milestone Of his Jour
ney. when Mr.. George Zepp. ST.. came to the
door and asked Granville whethc. he would
let his children come in. The reply was
YES, and Mr.. Zepp said come in. About
~ people came in and loaded him with pres
rntS. \ sack at corn was placed At his feet
To say he was surprised is expressing II mild
u. Refreshments werr served ~ a late hour
and the happy company returned To their
homes, no doubt To dream of the pleasant
evening they spent.
Mr.. Daniel Thurman. of near Black Rock
Pa. was in town last week
Mr.. !. Albert Lepp and Ed. NJ, Harchcu-
horn spent FRIDAY last IN Glen Rock. Pa. GA
business.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Bachmau, spent few day>
last week in Hanover and Getty>burg,
Mr.. Edward VI. Harchenhnrn spent Saiur-
isv IN York uu business.
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Will OF Samuel Engler, Who Died in Paris.

The Photographic will of Samuel Engler,
native of New Windsor. who died in Pans,
France. last December. was filed for probate
in the Orphans Court of Baltimore on Mon
dav. A Photographic will is one written wholly
by the person in whose name It appears.
Mr. Eneler was born September %. 1916.
and amassed a fortune during his llienne-
When Young. he left New Windsor and weni
to st. Louis. where he made his money by
speculation. During the late war he was re
ported to be worth half million dollars. but
he got into trouble and left his native land
because of his sympathy with the South. Being
heavily assessed for losses sustained because
of the war by citizens of Missouri who were
opposed to his views. Mr.. Engler, it is said.
determined to emigrate. He went TO France
and lived in that country mp to the time OF
his death. A country place at Argenteu'l and
a residence in Paris were purchased by him.
1t is said that he never married.
In the latter part of 1888 some facts in Mr..
Engler's life became known IN this city be
cause of his efforts to again obiain possession
Of certain Baltimore city stock which he had
transferred for the benefit of girl he had de
termined to adopt The girl disappeared with
the woman having her in custody. and when
nothing was heard Of her for two wears Mr..
Engler concluded he would never hear of her
notice of Mr.. EnglerS suit to regain the stock
was given by advertisement. To the aston
ishmcut of Mr.. Engler and all concerned IN
the matter. the girl and the woman with whom
she was living were found in Baltimore. They
saw the advertisement. and made their where
abouts known Before they saw the advcr-
tisement they did not know that the stock had
been transferred by Mr.. Engler. bat they re-
sisted his claim and won the suit.
The document alleged To he Mr.. Engler
will is in his own handwriting and without
witnesses and j. valid i'm France. 1t IS dated
As Rue de San Trouyiiic. Argentruil. Seine
et-OiSe France. September J. IsSS. u he
queaths : ,OOu each To twelve uerhew~, uiece>,
granduepbews and grandniecrs of Mr.. Eng
Ter bui make no disposition of the residue
of the estate. IL NAMES as executors Francis
Tratias. of Paris: Fielder {. Siuclut of BAL
timorc: the late David Roop, Of Wakefield.
Carroll county. and David Stoncr, of Johns.
Vile. Frederick county. The viii VaS re-
reived hy Mr. SliugluH from Nr. Eugler
through the mail 3 duplicate hciug Jeff With
the executor Ia Paris. Mr.. Euglcr relatives
thought be- was very wealth, ~ th" time "i hts
death. They have received information from
Paris shat hi> estate there 8, worth 6n,s1
francs. fui.Hui S1u.uO0. exclusive 90 real '~-
TATE
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iRcpoyted for the pemncntiir AdeocnteI
Hours ul enjoyment we're spent az the resi-
dence Of Mr. aud Mrs. Charles II Brown on
Wednesday evening. April 9th, the occasion
being a surprise party given 10 honor of their
daughter. Miss Oracle. The evening WIS
spent in social conversation. games. PLAYS and
music About 100 clock all were invited 10 the
diningroom to pariake Of refreshments. Attn
late hour the guests departed. being well
pleased with the evening enjoyment
Those present were Mr.. and Mr.. Charles
II. Brown. Mrs. Lizzie Phillips. Misses Oracle
Brown. Annie Parrish, Hauie Phillips. Mary
Bell. Ella VI. Allen Carrie f. Parrish. Mag
gle f. Smith, Martha F. Shauck. Carrie ".
Phillips. Matte Barnes. Lizzie Elsie. Ioyenu
Shipley, Florence Clark. Mary T.. Smith.
Jennie Roberts, Blanche Pickett. Clara Rob
eriS; MesSrs. Emory Gorsuch. Tom Streaker.
Charles Barnes, Allie Gorsuch, Ray Brown.
Harry Frizell, Vim. Barnes. Elmer Smbbins.
Ray Miller William Allen. Harry Stitelv.
WIN. Neach, Marshall Shipley, Grammer
Phillips. Joseph Babylon. Bert Smith and
others
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A very ENJOYABLE Dance.

iEefNriol uT the ieiihrefsttis AdFosate.i
One Of the most cnioyable aud pheasant
eyenis OF the season. Was a dance gwen on
Thursday evening. Of last week. Al the nrsi-
dence Of Mr. and Mrs. William Corhin, a"ar
Westminster. the evening was pleasantly spent
IN dancing. when the small hours %; morning
we're growing larger ere the diversion, Wrre
ataudOnedand the guests retired much pleased
with the evening" enjoyment. The musie was
furnished by Messrs John Stem and Joseph
Sionesifar, Of Westminster Refreshments
were served in abundance. Those present Rere
Mr.. and Mr.. William Corhin Mr.. and Mr.
Henry Fowler. Mr.. aud Mn Bernard Fowler,
Mr.. and Ms. Philip Bitzel. Misses MARY and
Ida Corbin. Annie Fowler. Carrie, l.iEzie and
Maggie Huffman Ella Chresf. Mari Fowler.
Martha Nall. Nettie Beaver. Elsie Butler.
Carrie B;tzel, Grace Woolrry. Elsie Shipley
Emma Caples. Cora Powder. Helen Wampler.
Bertha Menchey. Rosa Hanson. and Mettie
FoFman. Of Manchester; Joshua Coyliu.
l.imon Arnold. Charley Fowler. William
Butler, Robeu Kidingrr. John Huffman.
Horace Warehime, Allen Barnes. Joshua
F0wlsr, John Corhin. Walter and Leslie
Robertson. Theodore Masieoi. Jessie Chrsi
Thaddeus Noel Francis Beaver. William
Fowler. William Bower. DORIS l.ogue. franei,
l.ogue and james Fowler
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UniOntOwn Items.

The Woman Foreign Missionary Confer
cuce viii convene ia the lnrheran ChUrGh
here on THURSDAY morning. Nav - Morning
and afternoon session Of thc work engoged IN
hy the members OF the organization: night
session Will Toe q sermon hv Rev. Augustus
Pollard. ~ Baltimore. who !, preparing him
self for medical missionary m a foreign
field
The Mite Soeicry ct The Church of Cod will
give FREE entertainment IN the Bethel on the
lith If this month consisting Of readings,
r,.giauoU.. &c. also report Of the past wear IS
work
Mr. Thomas f. Myer visited her brother.
Charley ties,nn. Baltimore. TIN, week
Mrs. Spaugisr. at Hanover, spent a week
With her sister. Mr. Thos +. Nyrr, returning
hninr on SATURDAY.
H. H. Weaver Co.. GuderiaserS. IT the
r,-gBs>' of the family Of the late Mr. John
Babylon, Niii Rake up tn. body ut Mr. Babylon
irum she Methodist Professions Cemetery. and
reuuyr 20 60 Baltimore. for iHi"rm-nt so
GucynmouHt Cemetery.
Ni-s Jessie Matthew, and sisters. Of Reese.
ibis county. vi,5te,i the family 81 Mr. Cover
Rout~on the past week,
Delegate hay, l-eu elected u the county
convention I'D she Christian Endrayur S,.eiety.
ju i,r held 81 Tausyto~p Nav lD-l2. as iol-
inW- " l.Hlhrrau >oeisi,, Mr. Harm
Brpnvb aud Eoy Singer. hy ". =. Society.
Nl-s~s Martha prgllhSs aud :. r. Weaver.
Mrs. e.. ". BsughmsH President 90 thr 10th.
rraH S.giefy. ag1 Tboma, Ci,}r Rauj-au.
President 81 the NJ T. Sasiriy. ar, al-s
.H.Hsiasr. ~ fhs convention.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


The Boys Meeting will assembleat Carroll Hall
this Saturday morning.
Methodist Protestant Chureh.-Smday school at
9I5 a. m. Preaching al l03a IL m. ana 80 p. IN.
az 80 p. m. \. u. Melvin, Pastor.
81 Johns Church Rev. Father Cassidy, Pastor
Smday-Low Mass AT ia and High Mass NJ 10 4.
m: NeSperS at 80 p. m. During the week-MaSS at
a. IN.
ST Paul's Reformed Church-Sunday School at
aija. M Divine service at 1850 a. m and 80 p M
Calvin : Slagle, Pastor.
Uuiontown Lutheran Charge-CommuniOn ser
vices will he held AT 10 a. m. as follows Emmanuel
BarISt'Si May =: It. Paul ,l'niontown) May 10.
Preparatory services on the previous saturdays. re
SPcctiNely. at "a =. M
G ". Baughman Pastor.
centenary NJ. + Church-Sunday school at 9.l5
m Preaching at 1890 Il. m. and 500 P. m Jun
ior League at 10 p m. Epworth League al 7.l5
p. m. Prayer meeting MedneSdayat 500 p. m. The
Sacrament of the Lord supper will be administered
al the morning service The Presiding Elder. Rev.
}. -. Clair Neal l., D.. will preach at night
Joel Brown, Pastor.
salem Charge Lutheran Church-St Benjamin's
Church-Sunday school at 300 4. 81 Johns
Church-Sunday school at 900 a. IN. Holy Com
muniOu az 10 Il. m. Young Peoples Missionary
society 40 80 p IN. CatechSe on Saturday at l..u
" ~ : l. Diehl, Pastor.
Quarterly meeting and reopenlng services viii he
held AZ Patapsco ". F. Church on sunday. May 18th.
Preaching al 10 Il. M, probably by minister from
faitlmorc lnsithiiig ~ Ia p m. by the Presiding
Elder Rev J. ~. Clair Neal u. D. Services also at
night. c"mmencingat - The publicare cordially
invited Ia participate. g.. + Dudrear. Pastor.
Ascension Church.-Nlay lth third Sunday after
Et>ler-First Celebration Of Holy Communion at
e. second Celebration AMI sermon al 1880 Even
song aud sermon at "a Iaily-lfoly Communion
al =. EyenSoDg at d. Except Wednesday, Wei
ueSihy-litany AZ >. EyenSong and Instruction at
IA Friday-Lilany AZ noon.
Jesse Higgins Rector.
DEice Lutheran Church.-Preaching at 1920 a. m.
and IA =. IN. Morning subject. Keeping the Sub
hath Holy Evcning, The Green Tree and the
my" !. q. :. e E. az p. IA.
+. II. Miller. Pastor
Carroll Charge Reformed Church Benjamin'S
thurch-Sun'iay School az $50 p. m. Divine service
IS - =. M. Jerusalem ChurCh-Sundav school
80 g a. M. Divine service At 10 a. m
II. } MacaliSfer Pastor
The Bcneyolen ami Aid Societies Of Bennmin'S
aUd Il. Matthews Reformed Churches VIII hold
their regular monthly meetings As follows .-Benja-
Gnius-pn Wednesday evening MAY Sth al the
residence of Mr.. ten ". StoneFs -. Matthew
Tuesday evening. May 7th. AT tile church
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Business Locals.


For SAl,E-A thoroughbred Collie Pup,
four morths old male, for - 90 r T.
Slinslntl, New Windsor. Md.
MENDING AND nARNING.
.Rftes April 18th. | will he prepared 10 do
SatsAit'i'ls and darnins for gentlemen and ladies.
seF @ their homes or will take the work
ell Charges moderate Mrs. N. A. Nc
away. @stsniAster
Glr' W, l4ot on George street. Westmin-
House an, Apply at office Of VIM. II.
ster' Tor sale apr27 81
Thomas. HeE.B
"'N"hE " 9Bd Saturday al
On Tuesday. Wednesda East Main street
iernoon of each week nj 2l9 will .nnnIy
Westminster. the undersigned NNkes ar -
customers with Ginger Sponge [, ,tsfs far
cents per dozen. VIII also fill Of
other cakes. Mrs. W. A. Bartlett.
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MARRIED

tu April - S,si. AT the parsonage Of the Reformed
Chuu.h, Manchester. Md. by Rev : NJ Roc,ler
Milton q. Narehimc 81 Carroll county Nd and
Mis- Missouri l. Myers. 81 York county IA
AZ the Lutheran parsonage. Manchester Nd ON
April - l>'1, 10y Rev. e. NJ. oyster Major A. o
BrIulmcl ami Mis- jennie Mycrherg both 0f Wash
inEtnu. j.. e..
ON April =, iSs 90 the residrpeo of the brides
uncle, Emanuel Beari. by Rev : A. uehi Adam
J. Martin AMI It-s Irene VI Ants. both az carroll
county. Nj.
Near Westminster. Md. NAY J. issti, IN Ebier
riah hixieT Charles n Hipsley ant Miss LILLIAN
carver. ioth 81 Mount Airy Nd
Near Westminster Nj on May J.. ISs,. by Elder
tTtah hixicr Charles r Etchison AMI Mrs E>rclle
p"uiy 10th 81 Mount Airy Nd
40 the Lutheran Church. TaneytoUn. Nd on
Nay g. lso. by Rev e.. " McSherry Harry T.
Arthur. 81 York ia. formerly uf Taucytowu dis
tfsrll ana Miss sarah T. Snyier. OF Taneytawu.
On NAY l. lSss. near SnyierSburg Md l.y Rev
". E,~slcT. iiium LepP and Miss Carrie ~priu-
Bic. both &c the vicinity NJ -nytirrsburg
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DIED

40 st1r7s TO- Hasria1v. nal ho'ls 0sifsariss cad
ifT'-r- srTzis isss.
Near SnAllwooi Nd GA April q. ISr. after a
shrEt Illness Nh catherine aey,i % YEAR anil ~
iays. wife Of John Niuey
~hr dir,' set death C0uld scarcely chill
Tier smiling BEAUTIES though she Law
Win cpid- extended limbs far stll
Her Ace hooked asircr than fhc CAV
Those ewes ufirc eie,}uCut with bliss
Nrrr glussi a. SslfL shutting nauar-.
eh. few Cuuid hSSy a sight Ike THIS
Vet such sight was oars
Vet why sb0usi death he linked with far--
4 single hrcath. los drawn sigh
sau hTaak the ties that bind ms here
And var the spirit So thu sky.
~tsch WIS her end when came releaSs-
No rlingingS 70 this mortal cioi
she closed her eyes and sttsai in Ieacc
Eefor' smiling Gssh m THE rAsitY-
uu April - lS6, at svkssNllle Mi Katherine.
'n her tith YEAR. wife of George NuuEer
Near Melru~e Nd. on April e. lSs6 Sir. eliza,
hrih Nentr agct ~ years : iaunth and = DAYS
viie 81 Phanael Vent
BE- Baliimory Nd. on May l. iss5. Chrisssa ELLEN,
aged years 1 month ant "a days. daughter of q.
AMI NErrlla Wartcld ami granddaughter Of the
lsic Rev iif J. y ~Tauglcr, Inferred az FREEDOM
carroll eo'tuiy. Md, Yesterday FRIDAY
Near isuici. Nd. Ua April - iSs5 Mr. tarhel
T. hSed g years, 1 months ant DAYS widow af
the late Milton Pickett
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COLLECTOR 8 SALE
u oF
REAL ESTATE
In woolery'- District. Carroll County, Ma

lu Nooiery District, Carroll Comfy Ma.
BY virtue of The provisions Of law contained
ia Article :. sections l30a 1871, of the Code
Of Public Local Laws, title ''Carroll County.
subtitle Revenue aud Taxes. J. the under
signed, John G. Hoffman, Collector Of State
aud County taxes, for the fourth election dis
trict, Of Carroll County, duly appointed by the
touufv Commissioners, Of sand County. ia
aud Cor said 9th district, for the years 1891,
lsH3 lSl3 and lS9l, after giving due notice,
in pursuance of law aud section 1870. 20 Edwin
y. Buckingham, OF the said fourth district
Carroll County, aforesaid. Of the amount of
State and County taxes levied and in arrears
on the property with which be is assessed for
the wears 1891. 1892. 1898 and 1894. amount
ing 10 Sl74.94. with interest thereon from the
tune said taxes respectfully become IN arrears
tn-wil From the first DAY of January, oF
each year respectively and after the expiration
of 81 DAYS from the date Of said notice. or
notices, did levy aud seize and take in cNccu-
ton u acres of land, more or less. living in the
said 18th district of Carroll County, Maryland.
fionting on the Westminster and ReiSterstown
Turnpike Road. 40 perehes and extending
back 80 perches and adjoining the land OF
William VI. Spencer. on the East. being part
Of the land whereon said Buckingham now
resides. and for which he is assessed as atore.
said, the said John G.. Hoffman, Collector
aforesaid. will offer said land at Public Sale ca
MONDAY. 9Th day Of MAY. 1885,
at the Court House door, in Carroll County,
at , q clock p, M. for cash. TO satisfy and pay
said taxes,
JOHN G. HOFFMAN.
Collector of State and County taxes for 9TH
Election District.
James 4. c. Bond. Attorney, Apis Is
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Children's Party.

very pleasant children party was given
at the residence Of Mr. David iippy. Penn
sylyania aycnuc, this city, ou Friday April
-. in honor oi their little guest, Grace Nav
I.ce Hoppe, the evening was spent in games
and other amusemenls and refreshments we're
served Those present were
Emma A. tippy Nora NJ LipPy Mamie T. Lippy,
Mn. HoWart tseinan MrS John Bnylan. Mrs. Luther
WlmeTt Ella ant carrie Haine> Elsie Albert Grace
Handy jamie and Fl1Ssie Handly Bessie Nimert,
Annie Miller. GnCr -toucsifcT Edna Lindsay,
Florence Whine Mile and Msblc Eyerhart Emma
Shaner Lizzie shafier, Maggie Boylan, Mamie and
Maggie Babylon, William ShaTrrr. John Lindsay,
Clarvurr stout Charles BoylSn and Edward loylau