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Hampstead District Items.

Ei,er. Suuda, >,hoal rrprgaui1,d -
SUNDAY last with the following oihcrr~:-
Superintendent. D. = Sirickliu; assistant. 4
Rinemuu; secretary. II. !. Gruse: assistant
Harc, Boop. librarian, Amos h; assistant
Thomas Crooks: treasurer, Geo. Gru.e.
Ms SaI!ic Wilhelm. OF Grace Church
spent SUNDAY with Mr. and Mr. Benjamin
Wilhelm. near Alhausvilc.
Mr. Fred Steiner. of Beeklrysyille. move,
To Mr. John W. ShatIer'S tenant house neal
Ebcrg last week.
Theodore e.. son Of Mr. aud Mrs Dauie
Hare 81 former resident. Of Eorc,ton. Baltimore
county. died al the home nf his grandparents
On April 9TH. with Group. Iii, remains wert
laid to rest AT Manchester Lutheru Cemeter,
last SATURDAY. His age was wear. month,
and 26 DAYS brother. Willie T.. died al
the same place of the same disease ON April
J. The remains were buried beside those 81
his brother on April sth Willies age Wa,
3 years, > months and ~ days.
There will be- Easter service, at Green
mount L, B. Church nn SUNDAY night by
Rev Mr.. Miller,
Mr. Ephraim A. Shuc huu his finger one
day last week. While planning some hoard,
he ran his finger into the staff.
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Entertainment at Bird Hill School.

iReported for the Democratic Advocatel
The scholars of Bird HILL assisted by their
teacher. Miss Anna VI. Barnes. and friends
gave very interesting entertainment on last
Thursday evening. The school house. which
was handsomely trimmed with erersreenS and
roses. was crowded 10 its utmost capacity and
many persons remained out side. Never did
your correspondent see pupils acquiI them
selves so admirably The music for the oc-
caSi0n was kindly furnished by Charles Buck
ingham on the banjo. Harry Blizzard violiniSt
and Alley Arbaugh Trumboni>t, and certainly
was enjoyed by all. Following was The pro
thanksgiving. THE Gypsy Warning. school;
welcome. nv seven little boys and girls;
speech. @y Bertha Buckingham; dialogue. hy
Frank Welch and Flora Paynter: dialogue.
Too much for Jones and Smith Ellsworth
Gardner and Lewis Paynter: welcome. by
Nirgie Buckingham and Minnie Shauck: re-
citation, by Mollie Shilling; examination of
model class. consisting of the following pupils.
bv Walter Smith, examiner. George Smith.
Harry Davis. Garfield Ogg, Harry Shlpley.
VIII Davis: singing. by Robbie Shauck and
Nirsie Buckingham: dialogue. Bones opens a
shop. Ellsworth Gardner and Emanuel Bowers:
dialogue. Pmctualty. Flora Paynicr and Lulu
Davis: sermon by Brother DaiSon declama
tiou. h, Gordon Bowers; u duel. by Walter
Smith and Lewis Payu,er: dialogue. \ stitch
in time saves nine. Bertha Buckingham. Flora
Pavnter. Grace Smith: welcome. hy four little
girls. Jennie Baker. Mollie Shilling. Lizzie
Baker. Clara Shipley; dialogue the Haunted
Chamber. Ellsworth Gardner. Emanuel Bow
rr> Flora Paynter: dialogue. Two Old
ChmnS. dialogue The sham of it all; closing
address la Grace Smith. At the conclusion
of which Mr. Baker made few remarks and
everN one went home feeling thai they had
spent u very pleasant evening.
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Personal Notes.

Mr. David Cowau and family. Of Baltimore.
will occupy the Blanchard property. on Green
street this CITY, during the coming summer.
Mr. ;. r. White and family have come To
Westminster 10 reside permanently. Mr.,
White i a native Of Cecil county, and Is Geu.
eral Eastern Agent for Western Publishing
house Mr.. A. " Machcn and family, OF
Washington. viii occupy the BaumgarlueI
property ON Main street. near Court. during
the summer Mr. Gore Mills and wife, OF
Baltimore. will come lo Westminster neXi
week. To remain until next lall tits thought
that Westminster viii BE- final of Summer guest,
and boardeTs.
Mr. Philip I.anterlsach. wife aud daughter,
and Miss Harriet PrHsh. Of Freedom district.
we're guests of Mrs. A. +. Fowler. ihi, city.
the first part ST this week.
Mrs. : W. Gaoch. Of Henderson, North
Carolina will spend the spring with her 'iaugh-
ter. Mrs.. ). Simpson, College avenue. this
city.
Mr. Jesse Manning aud wife. nf Baltimore.
are guests of Mr. Richard Manning Ne>iinin-
ster.
Mr. and Mrs Charles II. Baughman enter.
iaiHed a number If friends ~ dinner 90 We'd
ncstlay evening They acre M. and Mr.. II.
;. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles SchacHer,
Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel hvup. MI and AFe
Thee. T. Englaf aud Mis~e~ Maggie aud Alice
Huber After dinner came progressive euchrr,
The first and baohy prizes were aon by Mr..
and Mrs. H. ; Roberts sHd W aud Mrs
Samuel Roop.
Rev. J. ". Reese and .nn P,iui Reese.
arr spending the Easter holiday ~ Paiapsco
Neck, Baltimore county.
Mrs.. Hannah Hoppe, &C Atlanta. Ga., s
visiting Nr. and Mr. Jeremiah Rinriart This
city.
Mis-, l.ala Brown ut Westminster. j. sF.HJ
ing the Easter holidays in Baltimore.
Mr.. l.. 6. Ssiiely 90 Westminster. Nhn has
been attending ms,iiesil lecture, ai Maryland
University sine. last October, has accrisird a
position a. book keeper Viih a large Baltimore
husiness house lie viii attend lecture AZ
ihc University again next fall and WiGiet
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Ministerial Meeting. German BAPTIST
Cnurch.

Fld.r. T. - Ss.mrf e. : ilasp su3
Charlie p. hpssaes- gnaunf.f'r,- have ST..
ranged the frlie~iss prngrlm tar iA, MiHt-
trrial MEETING af ft' Ea,trrfi bt,Irtgf If Mar
iaad Co b., bold o. MradnH EraECh thareb.
near eos. e5ts. urNf Wstir---siiy sfii Tharssiat.
Npnl lsth aad ls'b
Z. The Chareh. shai E, CO. o.. aiuF g.
s Hrunrer. Enagus' Rai.s Boz. asst J.-.l ll,-,i..
% Chri,s.an st,jug aud.'s ftr Law sad ,hr
Gospel. a. \. >appin-'"H T. y Fahrnrs
and 1s,-r BurfalL
O. Who ms naiEh8sFt S,s..snsn ~soueg.
: e.. l-arkis- esd Iohn a.
g. Nhai IS iAe fs-t u.fh1i ..i f.re-rrs sHs
'ha sdsn'iiy af tbr ehuglh a., bansl-i .lnao sa
.,- by 'ai. father and sa'hrr, iH i.5ari T.
!. kriE. Chas. b. ii1a.a,s and Au-irss
Rainlaa
.. The great imlasstsar- ~ properly train
ipg aHr rbitiFrn, iuara is ani -l,5si,ua.i, n.
A. l.,au. H. = Wolf aad Pbi.ip Easl1r
e. lhr ui,-iou uork ai ihr eharrh hua ia
De- thy u,is-t s.,fr,faai uufA p TO-, ,arau. 6sl,,
aud uur jHtt saNarsi. ~ " Miller.
iyhn I >suifh aa3 ~ H. Franklin
e Tha ministry. IT, l.ser, aylI hn~ may
H. .asprarr5etic- lu nanu-r. and general ig-
pertinent hoth ia and oui of 'hr stand, ~,
most ,tscr,-sitlig vorreied + " ST"peF,
g. Sila> Harp and John Flohr.
: Gave 49, fhr best exposition ai the '-Jhi-i
GA tho rr,s,,. Wm. II. Franklin. " g. Eaor
aud Jeremiah Brown
e. What ). the Kingdom Vi t.u,i Hos
aud abss does e appear -, H. Savior,
Grcgnbur, Ecker aud j. NJ EHssari
no. What II the ,in against the Holy t,hsrG 2
riah BiNlrr + a. Ronucr 1ud David Siau.e.
Co. Hos 30 encourage sentiment Ip a5d
urei, ministers, hath temporarily aud -pirilH.
aly : H. IT. John :. W., trisl,t autl
Ephraim Stou'irr
To these meeting all lrr,"u. as. invited.
The member, Of the meeting Niii h"ld ,,-
Sion next Tuesday
l.oseieast viii h. held ai Pine Creek
Church ru SATURDAY. Nav I. commencing 81
l 10 No IL
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Justice MOOre's Court.

Edward Young. who was arrested in Fred
prick some lime last March. charged with
breaking into and ruhbins the store of Zenith
4 Iappau. at Mt. Airy, was brought before
Justice Moore for a hearing uu last MONDAY
and was discharged from custody. the proof
being insufficient jo hold him. Young was
taken ia custody hy Deputy Sheriff from
Frederick aud taken In the latter place 10
answer the charge of breaking into freight
ears of the r. Il .. r. K.
The hearing ct John Z. j, Matthias On
FRIDAY last on the charge Of assauliiRg Ida
aud Mary keeier. resulted IN the ease being
dismissed hy the justice WPou The payment OF
the costs by the accused.
yagram negro calling himself John
Barlow. aud hailing from Virginia. was found
hy Officer Blizzard looking in q harm near
FiRksburg on Mosday last and was sent by
the Justice to the HOUSE of Correction for tw"
months.
Ju~ephH, Bura> VA, arrested hy Deputy
sheriff Blizzard on TUESDAY last Il peace
warran; issued on the oath aud information at
Edward Smith. uf New Windsor district.
Burn, vas required to give security to keep
the peace and also for his appearance for the
action ct the Circuit Court. Burns in turn
swors. 0ut warrant for Smith, charging him
With assault aud battery. Smith Will De given
o hearing IN "Wednesday UeV' before Justice
Mrnre
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InreresIlnr Haeeas Corrus -.

Tberr all be au interesting habcB, cirpH-
ease before Judge Roberts ioday Saturday
Joshua Edwnryis some wear, ago Nas non
resident of Carroll and had l~ru fr,,l1euil,
syyssis-i hcrr A. a tramp aud disorierly rou-
dasi las November hr offered perma
nent employment hY Mr. LentE. farmer near
Waricld,burg. on consideration that he would
rriurir hi, habits. Edwards concluded ia d"
so aud accepted the situation. RscrBily he
i.sok ,na much at the ardent and wa> arrested iu
lhi, nc, aud committed ,u the lloa,s at Cor
r,ciioB a, being hahitualN drunk.
Hi. attorney. ID y. llcuniHs. E>g.. ,Us'l
,,a; 8, nrii Of hahe1- rufpu>. and Al the hear
ing tnAss expects to prove D., hi, einpletrT
and other, that since, last o,rinhrr Edwards
remained slradily a. work, dcmeaumg himself
20. an industrious, aud WORTHY citizen. giving
thorough evidence ct hi, rrinrmatiou that he
attended wedding iu this city, aud meeting
-oine odd acquaintance BE unfortunately over
INDUCED 10 strong drink; that in ihi, comb
ton. the officers ia Westminster knowing hi
former hat.il> and not inquirins into hi, present
conduct. sent him Ia the House ct Correction
~ an habitunl irInkard: snd thar the policy
at the Law j. fu assist man ~ has effort az
reformation. rather than rctard them.
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A Pleasant Party.

Reported for th- iieua0Tlaiif NdNUtsir
tine 81 the most yniuyable event, Of the
season NJ, q pound surprise party given Al
ihc home ct Mr.. and Mr.. jas H. MNcr>.
near Pleasant Valley. 0u Thursday evening
ii last week, ia honor ii their daughters,
Maud. Ella and Annie The evening Wa
agreeabt, sp-ut ia plar>, games, vocal and
instrumental music, &c. MI entered into the
spirit Of the occasion with earnestneSS. eSpec-
iall, when retrr>hment, were announced.
The tempting yiands and refreshing beverage,
which Ner,. served IN abundance were heartily
pariaken Of II was a, i late hour that the
guests hid a reluctant good night Those
present were Mr.. aud ArS. Ja>. H. Myers,
Misses Maud. Ella aud Annie Myer>. Gertrude
aud Carrie Pelry. Matte Wantz. Hattie Baby
Ion. Berthe Bowers. Emma Myers. DAISY
Miller. Annie aud Mollie Warner. Maud VI.
MYERS, Maud llarhaugh. Alice Pctry; MeS>rs.
Ro, and Frank Mver>, Edw. Miller. Robert
Harbaugh. Cha> and William Petry. Noah
Bahylon. Edward Myers Edward Zepp. Emory
S,oner. Roy Warner. William Myers. Harry
Babylon, Upton Myers and Ezra Want.
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Orphans, Court.

Monday. April S-The last viii and Tesla.
ment OF samuel Warebime. deceased. ws,
admitted tu probate and letters testameHtap
were granted 60 George T. War.hime snd
Jacob p Bal1ozer
Tuesday. April a-David II. Warehime.
executor Of Sarah Riegrl. deceased, returned
list Of sales Of goods anal ehatteis
Amanda g. ShriNer, guardian Ut tu,inka
kinstler. settled first aud inal account.
Susie Walker. administrators ~ Charlie i.
Walker. deceased. returned li1 NJ sales %
goods aud chatieis-
Milton H. Rcindollar. executor 81 Mary \.
Reindollar. deceased. settled second aud final
account.
John H. Water. bonded as guardian lee
Franklin L. and Anna +. Oursler.
Rufus ". HesSon, administrator Of Benia-
min HcssOn. deceased. returned inventory oi
goods and chattels and received orler- in sell
goods and chattels aud notify creditors
Report OF sale of real estate of MelciaF
Cox, deceased, fled.
James A. Diffenbaugh, executor of John
II. Diienbaugh. deceased, settled iirst account.
Sarah Z. Zepp bonded as guardian 60 Her
man j. Walter L. Harry NJ. aud Helen +.
Zapu
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The Boy'S Meeting will assemble at Carroll Hall
his f@atIirIavl morning
,r,h,.Ii. i,r,,,o.t.,,, ,,,rob s,,nia,, School at
n - t.h''et pI; ~ ~ IN a ~, AZ ~ n N,
snecial Easter service bv Sunday school children
T. r. s. G. r. AZ IN PRAYER meeting Wednesday
al OBJ M A. d. Melvin, Pastor.
f,r+arar, NJ L, ,l,,,rol, S,,,,as,, School at az
a. m Preaching at 1890 a. m and 80 p. m Jun
Tor League at 23Op H. Epworth League a 6.4J
p IN Prayer meeting Wednesday at 80 p. m. on
SUNDAY morning and night sermons appropriate to
Easter; also dhthcils d! the cholf
joel Brown, fastor.
St Johns Church. Rev Father Cassidy Pastor
Sunday-I.ow Mass at = Il and High Mass at 10 n.
~: NeSperS at 80 p. m During the week-MaSs
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nah Of NrS- W. Il. Marker.

Ga "wednesday morning. March "a, Mr.,
W 7 Marker iH company with Mr.. h"alas
Mycr-. both II Tyrone. visited Mr.. Goo-t. tl1r
muu s. family on their ARRIVAL Mr. Nsrher
was attacked Nth collie SiimulAuf~ svre a.
uue, applied, which gave Temporary grileL
hrf az naeu she was again attacked aud in mon
-s,.reb nr. Kemp va, hastily Summoned
aud applied she necessary T"ms'iie-. 7ai si,.
continued Sec srHD MORSE. tln ibaf~daN even
ing nf NaissF. af laneyt"Wn. Na- eaiie7t Fa
consultation uu SATURDAY. maraing DR.
Brur, ea, 8mmuHF,i Yet iH spite "t ihr
combined -Afii ", these threr KILLED fsht-I-
clans sbe continued o. gruO wor,e unfH iHes
morning. Arrl 2nd. Hheu death came fa her
rclirt Aafr death ~. Ua- removed 'a her
late humr bee rsrsnc. if,m ahirh -ha uss
taken d. Baasa ehur,h uH Thsraiat morning,
s,hsre, iu she 5ss.s.eae,r IS iargr csHeanr,s ct
-srraatnc relative aHa frlguA-. ,hr ss- la5d
go r,-si. Ees NJ. >pr.-ayti. a-,t.'ssi o. Rev
NJ. E5nzhm5H. uihrlaie,i. asIUE as h1- teN1
-'}ass.sl an, THE DIESEL be- ,i5- Boz thg l,sr.i
The -slsa-.7l 80. th- r'drzi laughter 81
Wm aud Relieves Esrusaait. hiEhis respect
"a .i'sfaHs ed ib,- ususmuult, She .aatr4 A
husband snA sa adopted Daughter ia nnHrn
her lvs. 10 gsr't vrsr- -br rnnucsts=i arf
self a.ih she Reformed gbaruh auA nsusyuesi
q c'HsIztrHt H5suilsaf tH fh, .ias 81 beg death.
itrf Wa the ffiH "i .srE.fIiHt ift+. ha} "a 7sf'
kn-u hFg l+ay 'ss'innu1 rU hev tsyDfed
christian character. ast fa hct gentle
lid i.a ins a.isf.tTy. ln hsF a-aatIfli fssi..
-nr~. ip bier kiujl, drr,i. o. nihsr.. za
arr lowing ninlzir, q, th, ui,snt-.r. 5f Bees
auily. aad be fa.ibfallH,.. fa sil nor Hr'shh-sr-
aai thHwbty rviaIasr- tbr hu. zee a rish
iralry a( Fual5as,. example d. th-ee ~ha sr,
leH ta aiaarn hFr dsfasfat, She "a. 90
wears. 3 month. aal day- a'd We'll msr
1e .ay af her -Bst->e,l M. Is- iraH ~ slfe
iH the issfst. ,ya SASH jhr ,plui ir,.a lseeva
forth fhag r6ey msy rrat frum tbrsr tst-lFs,
assd ihrir srrk. 3D. fo.ius thsas Nst~rlsisf
tn On, ier-ssti lausly s-r heartfelt .ynpafsr
iH tt.- hvar ai iht-ir irraesmrnf- Aa1I thv-r
.r.s q, hsr eternal gsfu. The faii lsarrrs
urn.- Wa. ~ lus'ius, ja. pafrp eat
buiF., Jehu T. >lrrsrs JshH P-s-N and
Jacob Ea.ik.s tutIertsksr. urrr, Weave.
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MelrOSe Items.

Miss Sadie C. Sullivan spent several days
last week near Iineboro.
Mr. William Menchey and wife and TWO
children, OF near Greenmouul. spent SUNDAY
last in this neighborhood.
Mr. Ephraim BiSh aud Miss Lizzie Ever
hart. Of near Union Mills, spent SUNDAY with
Mr. Jas. c. Myers aud family.
Number 10, Of Shut In Friend, published
by Charles T. Lepp, and constitutions Of /.
II. y. circle, were sent out last week.
Misses Birdie f. aud Laura s. Sullivan, of
near lineboro, spent day last week in this
neighbOrhood.
Wines Union Sunday school recognized
on Sunday, April I.
Mrs. John Shafier. Mrs. Nathaniel Shaiier
and daughter. Mr. Geo. p Wentz and few
others are ON The sick list.
Leave all items OF news at either store in
town. or hand them To Flick, the mail carrier
and they will receive careful attention.
VENTS Union Sunday school will re-or-
gaIze on Easter Sunday
Mr.. Peter J. Geiman's hens laid in the
month Of March 400 dozens of eggs. II any
one in Carroll county can heat it let us know.
Mr. Noah Sullivan of Cranberry, spent a
day last week in this neighborhood.
Miss Molie Krumrne. of near Weutzs p.
o.. spent several days in this neighborhood
recently.
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WELLS AND CAMBELL CONVICTED.
Wells Gets IS Years and Cambell IS
Both Confessed.

Charles Wells. who was terror ia this
county for some time. and who escaped from
Jail here last December. was sentenced by
Judge Burke at Towson ON Monday. IL TWEEN
tv-fve years in the Pententiary. His com
panion in crime, George Campbell, was sen
fenced 10 the same institution for fifteen wears.
Wells was sentenced TO ten years in the
penitentiary for robbing the Storehouse and
dwelling of Mr. Asbury Watts. at PikeSyille,
on the night of January % last, TO five wears
in the penitentart for asSaulting Mr.. Watts
with intent to kill and TO ten years in the pen
itentiarv for shooting with intent to kill Pc
hceman Terrence DOYLE. at CatonSvillr. uu
December ~ last.
Campbell was not mixed mp in the Doyle
shooting, and his sentences were for the rob
berry of Mr. WattS'S store and dwelling aud
Tor the assault ON Mr.. Watts. lie received a
tcn-years sentence for robbery and one of
five wears for the assault.
When taken before the court they pleaded
guilty to the charges of burglary and To the
shooting of Patrolman Doyle, but not guilty
10 the charge of aSSaultng with intent to Kill
Mr. Watts They atterward withdrew this
plea and entered another of guilty.
But two witnesses were put on the stand.
These were Policeman DOYLE, who told the
story Of the shooting. and Mr.. Watts. who
told how his house and store had been broken
into and robbed and how he had been Knocked
ON the head with the butt of a revolver.
In passing sentence Judge Burke said that
all the charges against the men were among
the most serious known tn the law and that
they were not cases in which the court could
show mercy. lie regretted that men ot 50
much courage and industry should devote
their talents to unlawful uses, and then. aS
Wells expressed it. Soaked it To- vs. Ia the
full extent of the law.
After the cases were over, Wells and Camp.
bell chatted merrily of the crlme> they had
committed and OF their sentences Wells had
figured on getting about eighteen wears aud
Campbell about ten. aud when the fall extent
of the law WAS pronounced they were aston
ished. hut did not complain. Wells sald had
he known that the sentence would have been
,o severe he would not have pleaded guilty
and put the county 10 the expense If proving
the offences.
Joseph Cost, who was engaged in the attack
on Policeman DOYLE Is IA jail here. charged
with larceny aud other offences.
Wolfe. OF Gillette. the wounded burglar and
highwayman in jail here On the charge "i
robbiug Evans store at CauolltuH Station.
was engaged in the Watts robbery. When he
was shot and captured there Uere three other,
in the gang. Wen, aud Campbell. Il Is be-
Geved. being two Of them. Wells robbed tb"
store last December and that vas the charge
against him when he escaped from jail here.
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Glen Falls Items.

The Rpworth League of Emory Chapel held
social az Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Bond ;,
March 2Gth. An invitation was extended to
the T. p. ), e, +. Of Finksburg NJ. z. Church
10 Join Them. After an interesting program,
refreshments were served by the League The
Kindness and hospitality Of Mr. and Mrs, Bond
was much appreciated by all present.
Mrs. George Conner, Of Supervising. Pa.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs.. Wesley
Bond.
Mr.. j. j. Gray and daughter have returned
home. after spending the winter in Baltimore
and Wilesbarre, PA.
Miss Sue ". Hollingsworth has returned
home from visit 10 Baltimore and Govans-
town.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles T. Schroeder, Of
Baltimore, have been visiting friends and rela-
tives at Glen Falls and Einkshurg.
Mr. ThOs. Carroll, agent at Glen Falls, has
purchased the station property of Charles /.
Reifsnider. Esq, Of Westminster. for $500.
Rev. j. II. Light, former pastor of NJ. +.
Church South has been removed 10 heyser,
W. Va. Rev. C. $ Stanton will take his
place and is expected TO preach at Fmkshnrg
Easter Sunday at 3 p. m.
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A CARD


WESTMINSTER, Mn. April ., 1885,
". ). RoBERrs. ESQ.,, Special Agent, Bal
timorc, Md.-Dear Sir 81 desire TO acknowl-
edge the receipt at your hands of the .Etna
Life Insurance Company check for $500 in
payment of the Policies held by my late hus-
hand. David Reese, in your grand old Com
pany | desire To publicly express my thanks
10 your admirable Company for their charac-
teristic promptness. Proofs were furnished
your Company ON March Both, four days later
| received the amount in full. Realizing my
unhappy condition. YOU have in every possible
way relieved me from trouble and worry and
this emphasizes the fact. that the old .Etna Is
indeed the friend of the widow and orphan.
The hest commentator | can make TO the
public is To state the fact that since the set
Element of the Policies. my son Andrew APP
piled for insurance in your admirable Com
panv. Very respectfully,
MIS-. SARAH G. REESE,
Widow of the late David Reese.
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SnyderSburg Items.

Mr. Charles Webster has moved into the
house lately occupied by II. +. Albaughi
Wilmer Houck has moved into the house
lately occupied by Charles Webster: John
Sprgle has moved into the house occupied BY
Wilmer Houck; Daniel Sellers has moved on
the farm which he purchased of John Sprigle.
and among those present AT the fitting We're
Daniel Sellers and wife, J. j. Reed and wife,
VIM Crosse and wife. John Sprgle aud wife,
Jacob T. Sharrer and wife, John 7. Albaugh
aud wife. OF Roseyile: jackson Plowman,
wife and granddaughter, of Woodberry; Alb
SALON. Zepp and wife. Misses Ellen and
Georgia SELLERS. Bessie Crosse, Bertha Zepp,
johnson Reed. Edward Reed, Preston Reed.
Jacob. Samuel and Remmie Sellers. Arthur
Sprigle Charles and Henry Zepp. Melvin
Spriele and Joshna Sellers.