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commencement News. western Maryland
College.

Reported f.- The usrle-rstc Advocate
There sill b. great many visitors IH Wet
Minister during Commencement Week. Over
oue hundred au, 60y old students Ui.i rturg,
The College ask. Csc -'pres 90 decorate thvir
window. vith ColleE- ca'ars. uij1" green sind
old gold. Pnyaio house, cam hang uaf tll'
Lrutiug ana college flag leB eau gof fhe
eolor> ,a cheese cloth 90 So per sBrsi.
All odd students are especially invited o"
attend the Glass Rally oD Mo.iIr day night.
Ifyou ever attended Western Maryland Col.
lrge. b. ssgs o. get g r.sH.Hst3on nai''E %
Miller Bros. pFire iNg NnH rau ggi 'ht
COLLEGE yolar- ibere aad a,sa t'iiez~ aa'
hands
Among chs, profession chat wiiI bv -!,f'
seRt.d tv th. reinru ef .5d sf8lrHis, thrr~ ~
-szht .aEger- .su aurfor~, fssHfE psesElFss.
aud furuiy -iiys teacher Ihere sre a3so s-.y
eral newspaper msa. bEsIncss men aud hrm
-rs. 4 number of lsHtriar7 lHi alas-sra- fs'r
ail. b, eu hand
Noa alii -er ihe eraiaafisE g.s s1d aie'
ihs Faculty jH cap and gown nU SUNDAY. T.
makes svr5 d.-ufi.s-i e'siaulr- ila grad
aaiiuE e.ass fhl- veaF uEuleEs sauHiN ilreF
thirteen yusuz laiie- sHi tea voaHg usH-
The sa4rsn.cs eiitiar II thp college NsHJ8-
il Will De thing ST 's-aa'v ar3 q Fnt hr
eyas Il stH csgtasu q crapiri. .s.s ii sti
.ia.ieHt uhg have attended t1s Coti.zs. uaug
pretty haiftsus eats sIji i.aHistf ls sas.--. q
rcgiFa - ths collegiate stsr; "a bisfa1 ~ far
tIamu. A Association sra u8GHg othrT interest
ing articles viii Dr. sHs.asIet fu ffa huHs5rsi
pages s saoa-ara r.f5- h1r- haeH -s,s.e,i
aui sii p, ~s3T ioT delivery te Tse-.iay 'ar
,ae small usaud suw af - rr4- }~r asFl.
send yasr s0iss .9 Naruaa teAsri, b7.s1s, s
Manage
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TRInI.rE OF RESPECT.

WHEgEAs, our dear beloved friend and fellow
Sunday school scholar, Miss MARY y. WENTZ after
a lingering illness. has exchanged her abode. and
WHEREAS, We deeply feel and mourn her loss and
sincerely Sympathzc With the bereft parents aud
friends.
ReSoired That we hereby affirm our strong Seiief
in the glorious salvation OF the departed ShQ Mas
80 sweet so pure so obedient and truly religions,
and that today She has aleeady joined the host Of
the Lords angels
ReSlred That she minister officiating at the FUN.
eral service read these resolutions in church.
Resofrsd yttrthei, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Westminster DEMOCRATIC ADVoCYTE
and the HdROifr HrURd, and copy he sent the
family OF the deceased
COMMITTEE the Officers of Lazarus SUNDAY school.
LiASb0r0. June ;. 1888.
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TROTTING AND RUNNING RACES.
/ Interesting Events at Pleasure Park Next
! Friday and Saturday.

The trotting and running races under the
auspices of the Trotting, Riding and Pleasure
Association, at Pleasure Park, near Westmin-
ster. on Friday and Saturday. June Il and 10,
promise TO be interesting events. Secretary
Stonesifer reports the entries full, aud with 3
class of horses that will make the races close
and exciting. Horses will be here from Fred
erick. Hanover, Gettysburg aud Baltimore as
well as from Carroll.
Elk Mayor Brooks of Westminster will be
Chief Marshal, and he will have corps Of
assistants that will insure good order and
promptneSs in calling events Races will be
gin at one clock each day In addition To
the following events there will he a hurdle
race
FRIDAY, June Il.
lst-Running Race. mile DASH purse,
500; lst So. ID S25.
2d-Trotting. , minute class. purse, SIPS;
LIST $40, ID $50. Sd $50.
3d-Running Race. mile heats. , in ,,
purse, SI25; Isl $780, ID S2j.
4th-Trotting Race, 80 class purse. $50;
1st 500, ID $50. Sd 500
SATURDAY, IUNE Il.
lst-Running Race. J mile dash. pnrse
SI00; Isl SO. I'd S25.
3d-Trottiug Race. ,. class. purse. Sl25;
Isl SO, n $50, Sd $50.
3d-Running Race, ) mile heats in ;.
purse. Sl2j; LIST 500. ID S2j.
4th-Trottiug and Pacing Race. free tor all.
purse, 500; LIST Sl25. ID $50. 81 Sd
The races will be under the rules oi the
National lrotting Association.
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Proceedings Of the School board

The School Board was in session on Mon
day. All the members were present except
Mr. Anderson,
Various matters OF routine business were at
tended 10. Several bills were passed and
ordered paid.
The designations of Samuel d. Fox, George
W. bern and H. Oliver Stonesiter, ut KEYS
Vile, were accepted and the school leil in
charge of Dr. Reindollar
!. r. Richardson was appointed trustee al
Stony Ridge in 5tn district in place of IohI
HuSSelbaugh. resigned John Stoner was
appointed at Fairyiew in place Of c. W. p.
E!ngIar. resigned J. H. Preston was ap
pointed trustee at Manchester.
The designations of William Browning al
Rldgevile. John Sweitzer, John II. StansburN
and Edmund Reed at Snydersburg, John c.
Humhert at Middeburg, aud Henry BOice al
Bark Hill were accepted. The Board ad
iourned to Monday. Isl of July.
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The tplufy Commissioner acre CSC -ses>guu
un Monday aud Iacsiay Specials psussous
ufs 500 zach sew granted q. foiloNf-io Magy
e.. FI.hrr. Wary r Stullef and Iohn R-sh,
aH ef ,nc seventh district, sad 81 Nilljam u
b. Burial. af she sisi8 district,
Au 7r,iag sas passed admitting Mars Ann
Iitiis ~ she third district 90 the Aims Hoa,s
an coalition that The eNreninf If her husband
pas So 90 per yvas during her natural BE
and 0nfy her ~ his ~Nprnsr a her death.
The mad, r-iiitonsd for hy Jeremiah Green.
p.sl and Others ia New Windsor DISTRICT and
Albert Jvae- nni othcrs in NJ Airs district
a-r. rar,ii-d and confirmed.
A uguil.sr 81 isiils we're examined and passed
aua the Commissioner, also Inspected ih-
Ala4, iiat,~.
Tax collectors Joe the wear srrr srIninird
a, follows. lancytgwa ditrips. iit0rgc Il
Eiru,e Uuiauiowu district. WA. L Marker;
Nsrr, district, Amos Bowmau: Waolery s
district john a. Hoffman; Freedom district,
Wm 4. DeyrieS. Manchester district, Jacob
Eapp. Westminster district, William q. Rine
hart. Hampstrad district. George X RHpp,
FrapkHa aud NJ Airy districts. G-orgr T..
Wright: Midilehurg district, Hrz-kiah Fox
New Windsor district. William " Sme.ver.
Tuias Bridge district, George T Buekcv.
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Gambler Items.

Providence Sunday school will hold pie.
mic next Saturday. commencing at noon.
Several addresses may be expected and good
music.
telephone has been put in \. NJ. Gam
bers store, by The Western Md Telephone
Company.
Decoration day services al Providence
Church last week were we'll attended. and
addresses were made by Rcvs A d. Melvin
aud j. r. Ward Of Westminster.
Children's day exercises at the same church
will be held June -
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LEVINE HALL CLOSES.
The Primary Department OF W. NJ. College
Closes With a Pleasing Program.

Friday. NAV 81. was a memorable day IL
the history of Levine Hall, for on that day
the boys and girls of the st. Nicholas Socletl
celebrated their tenth anniversary in the Col
| lege Auditorium. 81,
The platform was beautifully decorated with
| ferns and flowers and presented charming
appearance. But all else was forgotten when
| few minutes after O'Clock a chord wa
| struck and the door leading into the Audiio'
rum from Study Hall was opened, and Snen
a vision of happy faced boys and glriS aP
peared rs to make one imagine himself III
! Fairy Land.
The school marched in. keeping time IL
| America. After singing two verses of that
| HYMN DR.. Reese led in short PRAYER. / ne
! roll was called BY Clarence SchaeAer, Seere
tarv of the Society. The president. Mary
Gorsuch. delighted the audience with an al
dress that would have done credit To many m
older president.
Essay on Necks'' and the dialogue Men
tai Arithmetic We're next uu the program
and were both 50 very amusing rs 20 he NOR
oughly enjoyed.
The little girls fairly captivated the audience
bv their graceful movements M IN" Don
Drill and Grade Song.
.sJ-nsel6shne>S. A Game Of Tag, "A
Schoolboy's Recitation, Building and "A
Very Bad Case were all so well given a> i'
he deserving Of special mention.
The boys of the Society iu their ,'tree
Hand Movements did themselves crcdi. Joy
the excellent way ia which they went 'hr""su
with the movements of the drill.
Next were the recitatious Make Friends
aud BOY Blue which were very much ap.
preciated,
Although f. would h- very hard 90 decide
Il the best of the wine was left tn the last oi
the feast or not. Vet We are sure the 'NofheI
Goose Medley aud song was fy ;af NOT the
least feature of the program. Had She "O.d
Woman vino lived In 'he shoe. been DO 'h,
audience. from the noise made She Uould
have thought the Mother Goose children SOME
Of her own aud would have proceeded tn pat
them to bed.
The repar; for the yeas was then read hy
Ms Smith. the teacher It showed That she
work done has been up To the high standard
of preceding years. This indicates % Prn.
gre,y thar speaks well for ibr Nnr, jnue hN
both teacher and pupils
The awarding Of grade aud diplomas c'm
& 81 al.
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For Law Representation.

Al a meeting of the Official BOARD Of Cen
tenary ". L. Church, Of this city, ON Tuesday
last, the following resolutions were passed
WHEREAS. At the late session of jhe Baltimore
Conference the Rev Geo q. Bacon. OF 81 iuul-
church, HagerstoWn offered "a resolution recon.
menJing lay representation in the annual confer.
cnces. therefore be it
Rtslir,d, That We heartily endorse such resolu-
zion and earnestly recommend rs passage by the
conference: and lie il further
aes0lfed. That Charles C. Gorsurh AMI John g.
Shrecye are elected delegates 20 the convention ct
iAymen for the consideration Of the proposed
change In the pOity of Our church to be held Iuue
2lSt at Wesley Hall. Baltimore. at y. n, and said
delegates are hereby instructed 10 Ese their best
endeaVorS To bring about such action as shall ac-
complish the purpose OF the resolution O.u.red hy
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ORPHANS, Court.

Monday. June 3.-The last will and Tesla
ment of James f. Dutterer, deceased. was
admitted TO probate and letters testamentary
were granted to Jacob II. Dutterer and Austin
D. Dutterer, who returned inventory Of goods
and chattels, inventory Of money aud list OF
debts, and received orders to sell real estate,
grain and notify creditors.
Tuesday, June 4.-Rufus W. Hesson, adj
mjnssfratAr of Benjamin Hesson, deceased,
refurned list Of sales of goods and chattels.
Report of safe Of real estate of Noah l..
slansbuFy. deceased, was finally ratified.
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Cap,urea in Missouri.

IDbu Baumgariu~r. wbo broke ia;i here on
Nar,h is, has been quietly followed ~ hy
STATE Atioraey Fink efrr since. and iyw
daFs agu vs. located in Nes London. Ms
eour.. where be was arrested npOH order IT
Mr.. Fink \ rsqulsition for him has hreu
made nui by Gov Brown. sBd Sheriff Arnold
len Yesterday aitsruoon on the LIZ TRAIN for
New London Ia bring BaameardneF back
Baumganinsr AS convicted TOR selling
hgHpr without Incense, and had has few i3y-
uaaor 90 serve when be- broke jail Wh-u he
escaped Joseph Cost and Harry Mort also e7-
capcsi Mort "a. charged With forging NOTES
aud passing them on George H. Birnts \ Co.
Tauevfawn
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CarroIIton Items.

Sunday, the 9th, viii be Children day al
Bethel Church. Rev. s b. Graft will preach
in the morning at 1890. on the subject OF
Flowers At 2l5p. IN. tie children services
will be commenced and will be continued at
night. at 80. A very elaborate and lengthy
program will be given under the supervision
Of Charles Taylor. superintendent, Randolph
Taylor, ehorister, and Professor Jacob Fouck
will lead the infant class in the music and
march.
r. J. Davis and W {. Dashiell OF Balti-
more, visited L. G. Van Deusen last week.
Miss Lizzie Houck, Of Warieldsburg, spent
Sunday last with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Houck.
The friends of Rev. John W. Evans hope
to see him next Sunday at Bethel Church, as
he expects to come home on visit from the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he has been
under treatment for several wFskS,
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Mis- Ella Bankert died at the home ot her
hrorhersu law, Mr. Heary S..ll, last Sunday.
At - clock. a.. aged Is wears. months
and DAYS. She had been ia declining health
for many wears with consumption. Funeral
services Sere held IN Rausi Church on Tues b
dsy morning and we're largely attended. The
services were ccndacied by Rev, X q. Sres.
>ari, assisted by Rev. Mr. Ias>eIl. The
pallbearers we're Messrs Clinton Foslesong.
Jonas Heltebrille Chas. Marquagt. Chas. "
Shusy. Plus Spousler and CLAYTON Copeahaver.
Rev Mr. Spsesard Is visiting his members
II this community this week. and sill preach
GA SUNDAY morning at Baasi Church ~ 10
o clock.
Miss Maggie Foglesaug !, nu the SICK list.
bot che latest report Is that she Is slightly i'm
proved nr Kemp j. the attending physician.
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Business Locals

rHg CHEAT MOUNTAIN CihCrAUQUA.
The Paradise Of the Mountains. GA the sum,
NIT of ;he Alleghenies- Thirteen wears of
splendid history; S25o,OOO invested In heauti-
iling the great park of 500 acres Splendid
hotels sHd cottage accommodations At from
- to Sla week, The summer School, with
twenty departments Of important study. under
the care # the lusst instructors ont of leading
Universities, August eth 10 29ih One hun.
dged professionals well-knowu Ia the enter.
laiumcnt field, wili 6ll the passing DAYS with
pleasure and profit. II l. the coolest. the
cheapest. the most Inspiring place iil America
o. spend a summer vacation, II IS on the
main lime Of the picturesque r. i O. Railroad.
expires. trains with sleeping and parlor ears
o. The doors. II yon are Interested, the 10
page, handsome. illustrated, detailed program
viii be mailed Ia you, ii SON will send yuuy
name aud address Ia the Agent OF the n 4 q.
Z. x. Co. Mountain lake Park, Md =
All those who want 10 telephone 10 me on
business ean do so free Of charge John d.
Bowers 81
For the description Of all important cities.
time Of all trains. population % all Railway
stations. etc, etc, see the Rand MeNaliy
Railway Guide
Strawberry aud Ice Cream Picnic will b.
held al Messiah Lutheran Church. near Port
ers p. o.. on Thursday afternoon and night
Iuu 10,
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Program OF ehildren'S Day at Mt. Pleasant
N, E, Church, June ,.

Organ voluntary, singing, Fake ~ Life and
Let II BE, school; prayer, Rev. j. 7. Ensor;
singing, Consider the Lilies, school; respou-
siye Scripture reading, school; singing. Brave
Christian Soldiers, school; exercise hy infant
class: singing. o Priceless Wisdom, school;
an object lesson exercise, by nine boys and
girls: singing, The Loving Little Ones, school;
singing. Where He Leads I'll Follow, school;
responsive reading, Christian Culture, school;
singing. Bearing the Cross. school; singing.
Golden Gate. school; address, Annalow Beas-
man; solo, Some Mothers Child, Vim. Har-
den: address. Rev. j. T. Ensor; duet, Olive
and Edna Knox; singing, Wonderful Army
of God. school; doxology; benediction.
The program was well rendered.
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AleSia Ilsms.

Chasing exercises Al Eichsiberser Academy
look place yesterday Friday There Nas
masie by the Bonnair Band. base bail game.
oiher outdoor sports refreshments, &c There
we're IA students the past wear. The summer
school n this plae. closed Yesterday also.
Childrru day exercises alil b. held al -.
Peter. Church tomorrow, moraiug and eveu.
Ing
The gria aud saw m,ll Of samuel H. Hoi.
iacksr Is nearly finished. aud will he pa. in
operation about July }. Geasge Sandwich s
harm y nearly completed Also
A aumitr 1t people from this section al
tended lay~f-asi this seek At Black Rock
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DIED.

No charge for Marriages and Dcafhs. Obituaries ard
IsrsfS 8 crRts Il Tine.
ON May D. lS9l az silver Run, Md. Iames H.
Dutterer aged - years, month and days,
Farewell, dear grandfather thou art gone,
tbs sad Ia part with thee.
iiut Ills God who nath beIeayed rs
Aud he can all cur sorrows heal
6slm is thy siumber as an infants sleep
But thou shalt wake no more To toll and weep;
Lay down thy head upon thy SaYiour's breast
thine is perfect rest, serene and deep.
Why should our tears in SORROW flow
When God recalls his own
For now he regnS in that bright city
Ofheaveuly anthems above.
BY ONE OF HIS GRANDBAUGHrERS.
ON June =. 1895. Alverta, wife of Eugene GorSuch
and daughter al Joshua and Mary Wilson Funeral
Wednesday, at Harmony Grove Church, Carroll
county, Md
on May 81, 1895. at Union Bridge, Md, Amy t.
aged 10 months and days, only daughter Of George
:. and Mamie L. Barry.
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Juur i--mercur, - At : a, m. aud ~ at ;
y. IA. d; clear. june mercury - al : "a. a..
aud a3 at p. M; clear. Jane 4-mercury
NJ az : .. IN. aud ~ al > y. M; clear june
4-mercury "a at : a. m. aud s. at p, m.
clear; cloudy after $50 p. N. June .i--mer-
curry 90 at a. M. aud - at p. ~: thick fog
and mist: heavy wind and rain. with light
ming, after 80 p. m. June 6-mercury GO
~ , a. IN. and - at , p. M; generally clear,
June mercury j. at : a. ~. and "a al p.
II, t,arfsaliv clnuly
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Eicn liens.

AZ the annual election II -, John church,
nn Ascension Day. The following were chosen:
Elder, George A. Hosirld; DEACON, Jacob T..
Brosu. trustees, Geo w. Brown aud David
j. Lester. They are io serve two years. and
the installation took place ou Sunday last,
The festival will b. held in the grove near the
church. ou Thursday, Friday aud Saturday
evening". the 18th, 18th aud 10th inst.
David J. Lester had the lumber for his new
house shipped this week.
Geo. A. I.eisier has had g psw font pat an
~. harm
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Medfori Items.

The iadir, IT Msiiorsi Union Sunday scboo
~ili bold their See cream and strawberry iesii
val oa Thursday aud FRIDAY uigh!- and SaIur
lay afternoon and night juae -, ~ and -
The NaFtrldshnrg hand will furnish the
music
Ms n,lla Bail, b, visiting friend, Ia Thur
mont
Mg>s Ida Englar and nephew, Harry Euslar
arr vIsiiiRg IN Baltimore crluniy
The Misses Bale entertained number oN
friends on Sunday Among them we're Mr.
Bale. 1t Ohio. Mr. aud MrS. Dach. of Den.
uiuee. Miss Byrde NcCafrsy and sister. ii
oak Orchard. Mr. Deatoa Warehim~. OF
Nonaiaja view; H. aud Frank tslantE. Jos.
MrCafrrS and John Tsagesser, of Baltimore.
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At Evansville, Indiana on Monday night,
crazed by jealousy, Valentine Weissman at
tackled his wife and six mOnths-old babe with
a knife The woman received l2l knife
wounds and will die. The baby was also
MORALLY injured. Weissmau escaped aud was
captured the next morning, He was diseov-
cred stark paked on = tenee and was about
10 hang himself
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AT Medina, n. Y, on Tuesday, the rails
of the Central Road were so warped by the
heat that traffic was suspended for over II
hours.
On Wednesday the Black Forest district OF
Wurtemburg, Germany, was nearly destroyed
by foods from cloudburst. Many houses
were washed away, whole families and cattle
drowned and crops destroyed.
May 80 and 81 and June lst I'd and Sd are
said to have had the highest temperature ever
recorded by the weather bureau so early in the
season. Prostrations in nearly every city and
town were reported and many deaths occurred.
In Colorado, on May 81, snow fell to the depth
of four feet on the mountains.
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Clear Ridge Items,

Miss Rachel Psoutz spent few DAYS last
week with the Misses Ecker.
Mrs. Willard +. Ham and three children Of
Middleburg spent last Sunday with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Bowers
Miss Matte PfoutL is guest of Mrs. VIM.
k0lb, Bruceville.
Mrs Julia Englar is visiting friends at
HaeerstoWn.
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Mrs. ida Stufle, who had on operation per
formed by Drs. Sherman and zeigler. is in a
critical condition.
Chris. Hunt, who was kicked by horse, is
improving.
Sunday school viii be held al o. clock
tomorrow morning. Afler it closes singing
class will be organized, with Prof John liouck
teacher
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ElderSburg Items.

Chldrens day exercises will be held at
Wesley Chapel tomorrow, June 9.
Mrs. William Penn, Emma and Florence
Hamilton and Mollie Difienbaugh, of Balti-
more. spent Whitsuntide with Mr.. and Mrs.
Newton Lee Miss Elsie Barnes is visiting
friends at Lisbon.
Two ice cream saloons IRE aoUrishng here,
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ssss Ban

The New Windsor College ,sauJ va- ,s
fyatsI ai rh,-truueu iat Saturday Hs tee
score Of d, Geo e .y fhe Wa,h.uzrau college
tCafl.
The Wgsim5Esi+g Climb Rsa' Isl Nsueb--trv
ou Whit Monday anj ea. defeated ie ths
club Of thar p.ate G., the .,,srr aj De- Go D..
The pitcher ~ she Westminster eIui, sess
rnrd after the seventh inning. HF, 9" which
time the .Cur- wa, considerably i1 favor IL
the visitors.
4 hasa han eluis hiss breu organized iu
Westminster called the Ws>tmnsIer STAR
The bows think the, eau sipe up fb- earth
WITH aHy climb ,u Carroll 'hr average age ct
whose member drs- uul cNy.ad nineteen
YEARS. AHy e'gh that deai,= tho allegation
aud thinks is can lies the alligator should
addryss challenge o. Arthur Semester,
Westminster
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\ dozen Cass county Michigan farmers
disguised themselves as white caps Tuesday
night and visited The home of Eerby who, il
is alleged. brutally assaulted n Seven-y ear-old
child aud left her in the woods TO die, his wife
assisting him in the assault They called
Zerby and hs wife out, stripped them, and
tied them securely to posts. Each man gave
the wretches five lashes, with a stout buggy
whip aud then departed, after warning them
To leave the county at once. During the
whipping the woman tainted. Wednesday
the man left for parts unknown, but the
woman is staying with relatives. ThG little
child is in very precari0ua condition, and
her recovery j NOT expected
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MO. 1896 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Comfy,
Daniel f. Bush and others. vs.. Josephine
Bush and others.
Ordered this 3lst day Of May, A. D.,
1895, that the Account nf the Auditor filed
in this cause be finally ratified and confirmed.
unless cause TO the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 18th day of June, next
provided q copy of this order be inserted for
Two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
jel q BENZ +. CRoUsE, CLERK.
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New Advertisements.

Legal Notices. Festivals.
Theo nerr 4 Son, Dry Goods, Shoe and
Carpet Leaders, Westminster, Nd
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MARRIED.

Al the Manchester Lutheran parsonage, on June
.. lssa. by Rev e. NJ Eyster, franklin HerbSt, Of
near MANCHESTER, Nd. and Miss sarah Ann Miller,
nf lseay MIXERS station, Nd.
ON May 80 iSal. at SmallwoOd Nd, by Rev. :. :.
Henry, William y. Barber. OF sandyville, and Miss
Caroline e. Btzel. Of Westminster, Carroll county.
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