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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-16
A Merry Surprise.

Reported Iar ihe Democratic Advocate
One Of ,he most delightful social event, uf
the season sas surprise party a Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Smith residence. Stevenson &,
Garden. Wakefield Valley. on "Wednesday
evening of last week The company were met
By MessrS. Harry aud Richard Smith. assisted
bv their sisters. Misses Ella aud Pauline, Eta
Snader and Allie Erouufclter. The house was
well filled By p. m. and social conversation
and various games were participated IN during
the evening. Noi long. however. aud the din
ing room doors were thrown open and seldom
do We find in the rural districts more taste
full and well-iilied table than the one thar met
our view. Refreshments consisted Ut cakes.
tropical fruits, confectionery. lemonade, and
other delicacies ofthe season. After thorough
IL enjoying the delightful yiaudS all returned
to the parlor and sought amusement, in vari-
Gus WAYS Some choice music were rendered
during the evening both vocal and iustru-
mental.
Those present were. Misses Grace lille.
Allie Frounfelter. Ada Dixon. Blanche
Barnes. Annie Cover. Ollie Snader. Bessie
Snader. Maggie West. Della Ensor. Debbie
Zile. -- Geiman, Ada Rover. Carrie Har
man. Etter Suader Florence Hartman, Mamie
Smith. Linnie Zile. Doretha Smith. Gertie
Hartman, Sarah Hoover, Ella. Pauline aud
Addie Smith. Messrs. Harry Englar Rinehar
Zile, Caryille NicodemuS, Charles Crawford
NJ ID. Reed, Charles Roberts. r. West. Joe
Eusor, Albert Cover. Preston Ecker. Jesse
Dixon, Harry OwingS. Lincoln Harman
Harry Harman Vernon Barnes, John Suader
Ira Englar David Snader. Arthur Lambert.
William Diehl. Harry. Richard. Ralph aud
Arthur Smith, Mr. aud Mrs Edward Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. y II. Diehl.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
The BOYS Meeting viii assemble IT Carroll Hall
This saturday morning.

The BOYS Meeting viii assemble NJ Carroll Hall
this saturday morning.
Methodist Protestant Church.-Sunday school al
ql5 s m. Preaching at lU.30 a. m. and 80 p m.
y. 2. : q L. at : p, IN Prayer meeting Ne9ilssdaH
at 30 p m. \. J. NeiNhi' I"s'"I'
Suuday-Low Mass AT rs and High Mass al 10 a.
m, Vespers al 30 p N. During the week-Nas> ~
=. m.
Centenary N + Churoh.-sunday school AT 9l5
q IN Preaching at 1919 a N. aud 80 p. m Jun
ior League at 2-3n p M EP@orth League service al
J. J. Walsh. Pastor
Ascension Church.-February i5fh. Soxagesima
sunday Celebration al Holy Communion al ~
/ Morning Service and sermon at l0.sS. EYensong
aDd sermon al "a. naiiy-Holy Communion at
% EyenSeng at > RI sargent nrst sermon mon, on
Jcsse Higgins. Rector
salem charge Lutheran Chureh.-st. Benamius
Church-Bihs~ class al a. m. Preaching AZ 10 g m
/ - Johns ChsREeh-Bihlc clssS ~ p m t'Teachlhg
at H. N : 4. Diehl Pastor.
carroll charge Reformed Church.-BenjAmin ;
, Cl1urrh-Holy Communion at 10 a. m. PREPARATORY
service saturday. az 30 .. m Il Mathew ;
Chnrch-Divine service at 20 p m sermon Il"
Patriotic sons ri America. Jerusalem church
/ Holvt4-amunion sunday. February 2ith. PrcTar7'-
''' J. MacaIi>tcr. Pastor.
Rev q. y. S-,ilhaIuer will preach in Uuiontown
sataath morning and evening snd in Fritcllhure
atSls IN
- pn.ss Reformed Churon sunday school At
glgR H. Divine services ~ le5oS m ami ~ p
calvin : SlsSt5 Pastor.
- Mary. Reformed Church silver Run.-niyiRe
service aIs ~ p. m sermon nv Rev CALVIN siagie.
,srlcc Lutheran church. Preaching at 1879 a. III.
4 and - q. Morning SUBJECT lhe Liquor
THnic In Its Relation Ia our Community &e.
- n ~ p Il sillcr Pastor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-16

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
On last Wednesday. the home Of Mr. sna
Mrs. John 2. Frank. near Miler'>. wa, the
scene of beautiful wedding The con
tracting parties being their eldest daughter
Ina NJ. Frank and Mr.. William $. Lloyd. OF
near Grcenmount. Md The bride was al
tired IN brown dress beautifully trimmed.
while the groom wore the conventional black
Precisely at 80 p. M. the happy couple
repaired I" the spacious parlor. preceded 10y
Mis- Bertha Y. Frank. sister of the bride.
and Mr. William Ctz. where they were met
by the Rev. l.. ReNrode. of Manchester. who
pronounced them husband and wife. after
which they were the recipients of showers OF
congratulations hy coucourse Of friends who
were present and witnessed the marriage.
After the usual role ut congratulations and
we'll wiShlugS. all were uShered into the din
room where stood table clahoIatev spread
with a ~Unptuou~ repa>t To- which all did ample
Justice. The remainder of the afternoon was
spent m social conversation and music vocal
and instrumental.
The bride was the recipient of many costly
aud useful articles
The calthumpian band under the leader
ship of Capt. Smith called around il the even
/ ing and Serenaded them in fine >tvlc.
Those present we're: Mr.. and Ms VIM
. i-l'Nb' vi anu 'ti>. q. I . RANK. parents t
the bride: Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Berwager
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dienst. Misses Len.
! Gloss, Bertha aud Alice Frank, sisters of the
bride and Miss Cottrrll of W Va. Mes~r~
john +. Rabenstine, Harry Rabrnstine
Daniel e. Frank. of Long Corner. Nack Ben
nett and lIorutio G. Frank. a> were also Rev
l.. RcNroie and wife. man, more guests wcr,
invited but were unable To come owing 10 ia,
Uadl, dritgi roads In their respective local
inc.
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Pennavlvanta toms

NJ liA.s.,H"5- "f N.H.a' b. N'air iEL-.
gs "'h.' '1ss aafHra. .'7~ over SOU"
HaHt 'a.Hti#s STATE faT-r7 "Ffs destroy ~.
L'a. h"-'l-.a-t7lHf5 hA, ae~a "f,".i''' 2.
F.'.a '.H5t ..E ,''A'' '''Hs ... '
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t-fgr s. schmidt. ar1r aanf fas''r- G"'isr-
Harg. have 'as.ri
A..,.u.Bs- W-sr-.. -.rr o.. l.rs .r Thur.
Fsy .t .s.t ar~s 'n HaAr -.sas, purchase
aseeesssrt tas h.. utnthrE 'aaee,.. sh3eh ass
{" 'A." H.aer "a 70" H'1 aat. Tie .,A!'"'s
t"iaf 'HH n."3i laaF h"u7S ia'''E i,r "A' ''''a'
'-. ',,'sA- '' "'s N.''Se HF2's' i'-'H e,
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Louisville Items.

The storm at l-f Frt,ia. aIa..-r --.trr.-l n.s-
communication aIth ta, aafsr surHt We
a-rr ui,aall msl f... .at-. fhr ierp
drifts uf .uas rsHirr.r- travelling impossible
Cop say aih.r sa.al.. -.sa fH- .,rs primitive
uas at walking
4 Ervv pheasant -srprss raff. aa> -ryvu
NJ. Ny,,.H Shiulss az ha. haa- a.ar here.
"Wednesday evening. frhrl4rs tIh. The
,aaug people, mter yt aaaw a~rr 'enu. thr
siciulfy uf Oakland, srFr CORDIALLY. received
aui ,uou mtgth au3 ma-ss EsIri tHr huar.
Among those aha -ulus-i Mis-. ~H.tEss s
Kind hospitality aegr MISC Benson gnfzrH.
GHn-, Bmudautar- GuiHfy and Ns>~vrurt.
Ne-,J- Gurr Harden. It'll. k'er. Bandsu.
burg Phillips Become. Cls,rll ard Whrirl
Nr, E.iEa Cuuaway. att, af Nathan Como
aat- dird 80 hef homie. u-as here. Nvslues-
la, Frbulary She leaves i husband auI
'vu daughter, Mr., lArsiu Bennett ami M,
Buckingham Mr. Cuuaaay, aHa aa. 80 a.
rhr tim, Of has a.ie demise. e, uu arr-e.
Mr., Juhu Robh. uf Bairfmagr r- visiting
Nh Thomas Beasmsu.
Mr. Williams and daughter hif.r Mss
Grayr. are visiting friend. &c Nnudryrr,
Their. au, Hu school herr uu FRIDAY VI I5-f
week. oH account ut the -1"ras. pu NDuds,
morning ouiy reo Scholar answered rp The
roll
Mis- Cora Seihy, of E.dgr-bura. B., th, guest
ut Ms Elsie Draining
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A Young Girl Disappears.


Carrie Y. Wagner. the thirtecn-ycar-oid
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Washington
Wagner. of Westminster. Md. and who was
visiting Mrs. Paul Foeller. at - Hater street.
Southwest Baltimore has been missing since
.last Monday afternoon when she vas put ON
a train at Hillen Station 10 return to her home.
Her parents are greatly disturbed over her
disappearance Mrs Foeller said last night :
Mr. Wagner Carries father. has farm
about four miles from Westminster. mn
ten DAYS ago. when Carrie came 10 visit me
with her mother. she had never spent mght
away from home. nor had she been in ialu-
more before they came Ia see Us. February De-
Mrs. Wagner returned To her home. hat
Carrie STAYED with us. with the intention OF
going home last Monday That afternoon
went To lIilleu Station with her. II was ten
minutes before clock when pun her on
the train. which left al 4.o2 a. clock. She dld
not huy ticket at the window hrcau>r She
said her mother told her to pay the conductor
on The train. II was So cold that when saw
the giri was safe on the car did not waIl Tor
the train To- leave.
We were nor further concerned about Car.
RE until Wednesday, when We received 9 let
ter from her mother stating thar She had not
returned home Mr. Forlrr then @rut 10
Westminster. and later Ng. and Mr.. Wagner
came to Baltimore.
..Carrie'~ mother told me that Cameron
Keeper. a Young man who worked ON their
farm tor three wears. had lrtt them hast sun
day. saving he was going 10 the store. hul he
has not been seen since. Keeper has wit"
and two children
We went o. iilIeu Station 'o see 81 VI
could discover amy traces of the girl. bur The
ouly information We received was that ar.
answering Carrie description bought ticket
To Gettysburg Monday afternoon. Only Nv"
other rickr,> To- Gcuy~brg had been sold tor
several duy-. One ct them Wa secured hy 8
Young man whose description answers that of
Keeper. Eerprr was raised near Gettysburg,
and this afternoon Nj. Fn,lIeg and g detective
left Baltimore tvs Gcuysnur- IN tb' hope "'
finding Carrie and Keeper there.
Up 'o q late hour last might uo new, ai tine
missing girl had been received.
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Pleasant Social Near MarSton.


Thursday evening. al~t ofJauuary. will long
he remembered hy those who accepted AN i'm
viration extended them To attend a surprise
party Al the home OF Nj and Mrs Harry
smith. in honor OF their daughters, Misses
Mamie and Doretha. The guest, were cor
daily met by Mr. and Mr. Smith sud their
daughters. who made everyone feel az hom.
hy their genial manner. All had assembled
bv 90 clock. and various amuscmeui- srr. lE.
dulged iu Al II o'clock refreshments. cHH.
,isfiue of cake confectionery. and fruits and
lemonade. were served. The table must lu-
deed have ''groaned under is Nright and
the sigh, was one which could foi fai. 'u please
the most fastiiiau> Needles fu ~ay. a.i lEd
ample Justice. After returning to the par.ur
game, and music Nerr again resumed and the
iavorite Good Night VA, p,aycd sg'h u-
creased arior and zeal Th" evening So
pleasantly spent passed rapidly. and tlm' '"F
saving good night 90 reality came aiI i"n ,u''n
Mr.. aud Mn Smith were uu'ir'uG lu thrIr
efforts to entertain each and every one. aud
being mbued with genuine MARYLAND h",Hr
1aliIy they succeeded mu>t sNce.ieut.N.
Those present wrre: Ni>>e~ brila Eu-Hs.
Maggie Stem, Ella smith jamie Eiir. Es-'ir
Hartman, Florence Hartman. Carr. Hartman.
pai,, Zepp. Eta Stem. jennie Roberts
Katie inucs. Pauline smith Mamie and
poretha Smith. Bafhara Eusar. lIihr EH-rr-
Mcssr.. Harry aud Richard smith, john
Suader. Aahrs Stem. Albert Crawford. Pre-.
ton Ecker. Harry Hartman. Harm uafus-
John Ensag Daniel Euglar, pssfd iaui-a'-
Levi, Baru.s David SuAder VII kI.r Harry
Euzlar. Albert Cover. tu--fr En-nr. Adam
Lindsay. Charlie Roberts, Joseph tn-.r. Ay
thur Albert. Joseph BaI'hI- sn8 ArfhHr
Sm.ih
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-16
GiSt Items.

A very pleasant surprise party was held at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs Joseph II.
Shipley. near this place. on Wednesday even
ing February 6. The evening was spent in
games. plays, social conversation. vocal and
instrumental music. After 10 q clock the
guests were invited To the DINING room.
where the table was laden with cakes. lemon
ade fruits, contectionerieS. &c. 10 which all
did ample justice. AT late hour all returned
TO their homes feeling that they had had a
good time. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Fl. Shipley the Misses Flor
ence Wagner. Lizzie Wagner, Fannie
Wagner, lcie Webster. Critic Bloom. Margaret
Keefer. Grace keefer. Carrie HaineS. Richie
Blizzard, Ida Blizzard. Myrtle Shauck. Grace
Hook. Critic Hook. Rosie Hook. Matte
Hook, Carrie Parrish, Matte Barnes. Lourena
Shipley Maggie Smith. Icie McQuay, Maggie
Creswell. Lizzie Eisel and Emma Cook;
MeSsrs William Brothers. Geo. Fury, Clayton
Barnes, Howard Barnes, Columbus Barnes.
Frank Grimes. Allie GorSuch. Emory Gorsuch.
Grant Hook. Vim. Carr. Harry Shipley. VIM.
Grimes, Harry Sutely. Bert Smith. Jerome
Wagner. Henry Knaugh. Edward knaugh.
Harry Horton. Howard Shipley, Ray Miller.
Cody Bellison. VIM. Horton. tlysses Smith,
Levi Smith. George Horton, Joseph Hanes.
Edward llaines. Harvey Sultz. Lloyd r.
Shipley, Charley FoSSet. David &. Grimes.
L. ". Fury. Washington Carr aud Frank Il.
Shauck.
Our village was visited on the eth inst. 10y
a severe snow storm the most severe for several
wears The roads were drifed in places to
the depth of several feet. The residence Of
our esteemed Mayor. situated on the corner of
Dirt street and Swamp Poodle alley. was
completely surrounded 10y snow drifts. I'm
agine his surprise when he opened his door
Friday morning at the avalanche If snow thar
came into the room.
There have been several eases of typhoid
fever in this ncighborhood this winter. but all
are able 10 be ont except Miss Annie Reardon.
who is getting along Splendidly. under tue
SkilIfui treatment of DIR. : y Gor~uch
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. Charles f. Stewart. OF this city as
sisted IN receiving at tea given by Mrs. JAS
Sloan, Jr. and the Misses Sloan. No. Is West
Madison street, Baltimore. on Tuesday even
ing. Pink-shaded candles aud La France
roses decorated the tables.
William Burns. Of Warfeldsburg left over
the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad on Tuesday
for Hamilton, Ohio.
Miss Annie Conrad, of McSherrystown, is
visiting Miss Gertrude Price, this city.
John J. Reese and George L. Stocksdale,
of this city, attended the convention Of the
Knights of Pythias, At Pythian Castle, Balti-
more on Wednesday.
Invitations are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Margaret Mary de Sales Jones and
Mr.. Edward Charles Sandcil. Wednesday
afternoon, February ~, at 90 o clock, at
81. Martins Church, Fulton avenue and
Fayette street. Baltimore. Miss Jones has
many friends in this city. having spent several
summers at Winchester Place. with her mother
and sisters.
Cards Of invitation are out announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Amos Ebaugh and Miss Anna
Maria Mikesell. of Westminster, in st. Paul 5
Reformed Church. this city. on Thursday at-
ternoon. February Dist, at 3. 30 0 o'clock.
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Business Locals.

Grand Opera at Harris Academy of Music,
Baltimore-Monday evening, February Is,
Wagner's Opera, ''Lohengrin:' Tuesday even
ing, Februarr 10. Verdi's Opera, ''Otello:"
Wednesday afternoon, February 20, Gounod's
Opera. Faust Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 20, Massenet's Opera, ''Manon," under
direction of Henry L. Abbey and Maurice
Grau, who have the hest grand Opera Organ
ization in this or any other country. Among
the eminent artists are Nine. Melba, Nine
Emma Eames, Mile. Zelie de Lussan and
Nine. Lillian Nordica soprani; Mons Jean
dc Reszke and Sig. francesca Tamagno, tie.
nori; Sig. Campinari. Sig. Vaschetti and NJ
Victor Maurel, baritoni: Mons. A, Castlemary
and Mons. Pol Plancon. bassi. Sale of seats
takes place at the Academy Of Music on Feb
ruary !, and 8.
FoR RENT-A House on PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. Apply TO VIM. Lawyer
WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
One fare for the round trip TO Baltimore.
The Western Maryland Railroad will sell
excursion tickets from Westminster to Balti.
more on February 10Th, Goth, Dist and 22d,
AT one fare for the round trip These tickets
will be good on regular trains and will be
valid for return trip until Monday, February
25th. 1885, inclusive
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-02-16
Balmy Weather in the Extreme
Northwest

4 recent dispatch from Tacoma. Washing
tuu. SAYS. For three weeks the Puget Sound
cuuutr, has had most delightful midwinter
weather. of which balmy sunshine and bud
ding hower- have brcu the chief features. Il
ha, raiued les. than half au inch ia the past
few weeks, and the temperature has ranged
between 80 and 80 degrees above Through
out Western Washington the weather has
been. for some time unusually fine. Rose
buds arr beginning To- bloom and bud, ON
fruit trees are swelling. This place has never
set up 10, claims rs a winter resort. though
several parties OF tourists from Minnesota and
Illinois are now visiting this section To remain
until the weather moderate- At their homes.
The first steam heated train of the Northern
Pacific railroad arrived from 81. Paul this
week. having encountered from IL 10 % de
..rre~ below zero in Dakota and Montana.
The experiment was an entire success After
passing the Cascade mountains the cars scarce
~ needed heating
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Mr.. Robert Selman, Of Mt. Airy, Chair
man of the Democratic County Central Com
mittee. has been appointeda Deputy Collector
in the internal revenue service, by Collector
Vandiver The salary is 81, 400 a year
Several other deputies were appointed at the
same time. the increase in the force being
necessary on account Of the increased work
caused by the income tax law.
Mr.. John p. L. Frock drives u huckster
wagon for Mr.. George Smeach, of Biggs.
On Monday and Tuesday last he gathered $50
dozen of eggs. which. considering the severe
weather. was an unusually large quantity.
From Mr.. David Geeting he got go! dozens OF
eggs. On the route are some very old per-
sons, and all united in saying the storm of last
week was the most severe in their recollection.
Some of the snow drifts were Is feet high.
and nearly every road was impossible the
first part of this week.
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Notice to the Public.

Ara meeting Of the clergy of this city held in
Grace Lutheran church, January u 1898. Rev. }. T.
Ward u H.. was made chairman. and Rev. J. \.
Weisand. was elected secretary. Among the
several items of business transacted. the following
resolution was adopted
P,lrr5 That the pastors Of this city and vicinity
he requested TO preach in their respective pupits
on sunday February 18th, on the subject. .lhe
Tiouor Traffic in its relation to our Community.
and especially emphasizing the improperly OF any
GOOD citizen signing Liquor License Application
The secretary was instructed TO publish the above
resolution in the city press in the issue preceding
February nth The following resolution was also
adopted
L5s0Jrsf That j committee 10 be composed of one
clergyman and one layman, representing each OF
the religious denominations III the clty ana NlctE
H. snn1intrI whosc duty il shall be to examine the
Lio,i6T License Applications after they shall have
been flied with the Clerk Of the Court,
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Clear Ridge Items.

The high wind ON Thursday night aud Friday
last closed the road from Liuwood 10 Union
town. and il was not open To travel until
Monday. when Joseph Eugiar and Abraham
Caylor. with fifty hands, cleared the snow
away.
On Monday last a fire broke ont in the store
of Jonathan Lambert. hut the neighhors
gathered and assisted Mr. Lambert To extiu-
guish the flames before any considerable
damage was done.
Miss Matte Pfoutz went to visit her sister.
Mrs. John Drach, last week, got snow bound
and did not return until this week.
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The LADY OF LYONS.

The LADY &C l.you. Hu.ssr Itt,aa iamaa-
rtuanti, play. e5Il D. presented % u3t FL.
iow. Hall. Iaesiat eF.ninz. Feb 1.th iy 3
company beaded hy Ms. >adla Nhsr'arl
an accomplished yoau. aefr,-~. sho Opened
her s,a~ou 81 the ivcram Iheafn. Baltimore
last September ia 81 series ui classic r.7fs-
Ms Whnetrri al, highly spoken &c Us rhr
Baltimore paper. lu hrr support aiH Bee Re-
number ot Nj Wa,m- Company. iae.a.isHE
Mr. r. II Manning 80 W,s,Ea.nstrr. aha .-
Instrumental in getting Obs. flrst riss- esuuauE
- appear here.
several af fhe member, af rhr celebrated
keuiiwarih and foysr Clubs SIRE si-' ,H 'a.
ea-s. and thc performance pruul-f- 'n .e uHf
.uly au artistic success, hEi ai>a e -aray. nur.
4 ngusirr ni Young -nCl''E mtn 'rau i'H''
AMOR, uiil come alth the company uu % s!rsra.
ear and after the rsyfarusnre o aan.. sci.
r.. held 81 tha Cit, Hotel
We 5ru-r thar oHr iasu-T-upir sH. FstrIH
lse thi, entertainment ~ g NsIl De- .t H-H
merit. and ihs first rral arEiFris company 'sFr
AsIiysi frF rhf- etfg
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Pro,e.iinrs Of lhe clrtuil court.

The February Term oi the Circuit tuur'
met un Mondsv morning i2th INST. Hon.
Charlie r. Roberts Chief iudgr. pr--i1InZ.
The d0ckct- ucre called aud ail the eases "n
the trial docket we're continued until the MAJ
Term. Mr.. Milton SWaTtzhaugh Na- APP
pointed hailiF ia the petit Jury. and Jamr-
Roger. and Adam NlugHng haiihs 80 she
gates. Owing IL the heavy -uav trin- nulT
eighteen Jurors were present.
Charles Croft appellant. 81. +. 7. NhlpirF,
H,, VIM D. Thomas. appellee: from William
Moore. j. T.. tried before @ Iury. v-rdj, Cor
s. III: Judgment reversed sIrh costs and
Judgment for appellee for 20. Brook ius
appellant J n Reifsnider ior appellee.
On Tuesday the jury WIS discharged too
the term aud Ho court was brii nu W~.lur~
day.
On Thursday Judgr- Roberts Jous- sHd
ReyrH heard arguments n several EEn.'y
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Mr.. Louise. alfr 81 NJ 3 Ezra ~teu.
died from gastric irveE. al hsr boone. sem.
Greek. this ,uauts. AZ 90 ~arlg haur lhar.-ias
morning uu Ihar-isy. tehusry 7.a Mr.
ami Nh, Stem arrv Wr,rluaA tu rHafy .H
Westminster O. b.. present 40 = dgusr Ety.H Hs
Mr. apJ Mn Ihs1darr EHElar Hcag tauu,
n honor ui the Stem fauuIt and 'hs5s .muesif
ale relative Before starting M stein uau
planned 81 being snsrI. aud euac.a8ri uaf ta
su. Gradually hycnmtug aar.e. lass SATURDAY.
,hl wa. obliged O. remain Sea hssi. and She
gradually grea 0rakrr unu. h,r aratG w.
E-yti her ~ her suffering Mr. stem Was
ihr daughter 81 Mr. Milton A PaT.ant a.
Salisbury. MARYLAND B,-5de- her husband
she irav-- "a l5tta, gI. three 1raf- old 81.
sas a very popular .ady aud oas beloved b, All
. be- knew her auI 30 her death yhe community
as>tains o severe .os, She ~as mcmbrr ni
the Episcopal Church. ilrr funeral All. 'aN.
place TODAY SATURDAY. a. = e. M from Be'hr.
NJ D. Church
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FriZellhnrg Items.

The Pubiy school "a, rll- place will give an
entertainment on Saturday night. February
2ad. at 30 % clock IN, Westminster Or,hrs-
ira viii Dee present. The entertainment will
b. under the efficient ear. uf John r. Null
who viii cuplut every effort 10 make it a
grand success. The proceeds will bee used in
making o walk 10 the school house Admi>
SION 10 and h cents.
Nh. David lIaiiley, aged ~ wears. and who
), about the oldest person ia this vicinity Is
SO at present writing Mrs Milton Shriuer
and Mis- KATE kuonrz are also ou the sick
list
The weather the pas, week has been very
severe. The road supervisors have been kept
busy ShoveIug >uowdrifts from the roads
Cur millrrs nave been unable To do au, chop
ping. their mills being frozen mp. Mr. Baby
ion started his mill again on TUESDAY,