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Long Corner Items. Manchester Disrilt.

The vouug folks in uur viCiaiiy had lhc worth
II the r-ccnt SNOW There serr quite a ann
her Of leighing parties IN ihi. neighl-oFh"H'i.
among the largest and most -iijoyahie icing
party t. Mr. j. D. Shcarpr un "Wednesday.
IaRlmry . Those aho participated lu IN"
pleasure Of the occasion wen, William Black.
Jacob IOealaugh, Howard BLACK, Frank "
Thomas. Charles e. ShearrF. Geo. Holman.
Frank and William Wolf. Gee- TAYLOR. Ira
Miller. Ira Rhorlaugh, Peter Muis. Florcnsr
BAR. Elsie Lsigler. Maggie Lncalangh. Ger
tie Seigman. Lizzie A. Thomas Rehecca hAfe.
Katie Rhoriaugh. Annie G0odfcilow, lilhr
Furry. Annie. lydia and Mollie Flor>ie'ii.
Allie aud Ida ShcareF. ticrtir Wc.i.
Emanuel Sitter has his water wheel NEARLY
completed. and Il ready 80 81 ia worA un hls
saw mill again.
There vii ~ quite number Il pa'i'c sale.
in 0ur sicinity next spring. u : reported
iha, Henry Y Kseuey John ". Walker.
Iohu Walker. Iohu Cooper, Jacob trs'lerirk
aud other will make sale this -prnE
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Enioyaele BANQUET.

las; "Wednesday evening Na~ important
xifh the Frnicraai Mystic Circle IT this ciiy,
ghs installation st the oficpT, elected on
n,crmbsr l21h. isssl. anj the snnnal i,sugurJ
heiag the nr,irr ~ tn evening The neirrrs
i,r ;hr rusuine rear ar--Hsryy 6. kreier,
Pa.t WORTHY Rules. J Hoffman Fuss, Worthy
Ruicr. Jane, T. Smith. Nicc WORTHY RElcr;
John { Hrnwu. WORTHY Chaplain; Philip ".
HAnfrr. WORTHY Warden: John I. Andrr>,
Worthy Mar,hal. John ~. Mitsrn. WORTHY
t'nHrctor: A. H. W.ut<. Worthy Brroricr;
! Walter skunk Worthy Treasurer; Charl-s
" Nnar~. Worthy Secretary; J. H. Singh.
WORTHY Guari. After tho business ~ the
cyrainE vas 6aish..sl. Adjournment 10 the
C5ty HDtel sas made. whrTe covers SIR tWsBts
hve wrtv prepared ioT them and sheif guests.
the representatives uf the press Il iht- eiiy.
The sapger consisted - ihs fplio~iag excel
l,-ri uisno. In ~tjrh ampl, ip.iic,. a.. dnu.
sIssi wbith uas enipysl by al
NENC
Oysters en hall sariJ ith iclasa-
Friape Rib Esssi isrvf b wississs
Elfg rFFst usfts Wiszr 4rlfF
E.isii haiter viruns Bsgad
clisesrn ssl.si y Rsyvn HaT,lszi E.=g7lits
Turkey Veal Masoa. Biscuits
oysters. irss.i a . rsaiil Ssrat.sN 'hir-
tslA S.su tstsfy
ruusgkin ~. = Frsnr-- Ire e-oaut
WtXssi fakF& sEs18tS
T,a sesca Coeer
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A New Years Party Near sykesviIle.

tNtpoItt'i loT tle DelnOcratlc Advocate.
New Year 5 evening will long he rcn,em.
bered by those who accepted the invitation Ia
attend company at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". l.. Selhy, given in honor of Mr..
Frank Barnes, of Philadelphia The guests
were cordially met by Mr.. John Klec. who
made every one feel AT home bv his genial
manner. All had assembled by O'Clock.
and various amusementS were INDUCED by
some while others enjoyed games special
feature of the evening was bean bags At II
u clock refreshments. consisting of cakes. con-
tectIonery. oranges, bananas and other fruits.
were served. Games were again resumed
The charming Sykesville orchestra favored
the company with instrumental selections. The
evening so pleasantly spent passed rapidly and
the time for saying good night in reality came
all too soon. Mr.. and Mrs. Selby were UNI
firing IN their efforts to entertain each and
every one. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Selby. Mr. and Mrs. Higgins. of England; Mr..
and Mrs. W. K. Carter. Mr.. Wear. Mr.
Favour: Misses Eunice Gather. Minnie Phil
linger. Blanch Barnes. Edna Gather. Cora
Selby, Florence Phillinger. Nettie Barnes
Ethel Selby; Messrs. Frank Barnes. of Phia-
delPhia; John klee. Albert Selby. Billy Chip
lev, Ralph Barnes. John Chenowith. Tom
Carter. John Ridinger. Harry Herring. Harry
Phillips, Jim Carter, Rohy Herring. Marshal
Phillinger. Harry Brown
Miss Minnie and Florence Phillinger enter
tanned few friends tae other evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.. Selbv
M. John Klee, Roby Herring Harry Herring.
Herbert Deyries. John Ridinger
Miss Eunice and Edna Gather entertained
few friends at their home Wednesday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Near Mrs
Higgins. Of England Mrs Jennie Selby.
Mrs Retta Carter. Miss Minnie aud Florence
Philhneer. John Bidinger
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CaTrOlltOn Items.

Last week the " NJ r. r. 60. cut aud
hauled twenty->iN carloads Of ice from An
drew Drechsler's mill dam, which gave en-
ployment To thirty men.
Mr.. Jonas Neudecker and Eli Martin have
filed AN old lime kiln with ice. for a cold
storage house.
Last Monday evening the debating society
Of this place met. MeSSrs- Joseph Leppo.
John Sprinkle and Edward Houck were chosen
Judges The subject argued was: Which i, the
Greater Evil, Intempennce or Iafdelity -
4 fer the question was well argued the Judges
decided In favor of the affirmative,
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The school Board Wa in session oH Mon
day An the members we're pre>s'ni- except
Mr. Anderson. who. owing s." sickness ln n'.
family. was detained at home.
Bills for repairs ~ several school h"'sf>
were passed and ordered laia.
Mr. William r. Straw, whose resignation
a, trl,fc, oi MON Bridge schoni. aaS acrcpi.
rd II tn, meeting IF the >ehool Hoari ia
November hast. at the urgent request 1T the
school paiulu, and Officials. rrcsosider'd his
action. aBd ua- rrappuiut"d irisicr IT ,''d
school
The following vas unanimously adopted
Us}rroi That the annual examination oi
the school, for promotion lr hGld ua Mon'iay.
TUESDAY, ani "Wednesday, iih, Sab. and dth
Febr,sar, thar the Wutef 'srm st -chu1l
cio-.. on FRIDAY IL Fsbulsr, that ia, ltoard
meet an Monday, llih. 'n audit the ivachegs
rs,snrt- far tn. term. which must - ~"hi Q"
The Examiner Us Monday following n" close
IS the teru. and that the Preacher Association
b. held al the u.aal place sud hour ,n tri'ias,
18th February
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New winiSor Items.

Thursday evening, JauHar1 81. the residence
II Mr. aud Mr. lsssc Bnihari. near NeN
Windsor, vas al asioW With Young folk. aud
merry making. Wis, had Assenhlrd ou this
,.eysAsi0p ~ give surprise pound party 90
lhrir san Georse a.. who J, Just entering
society eirclsz. The evening ~as cniuyrd iH
various way, bath hoins. aud after ruirrSh-
meuis.
Saturday evening. January 9th. inland Nrs-
Iohu Shaey's Grange. near NrW Windsor. was
beautifully illuminated with blazing lights,
and ,hrunged sith heauX e,prit>, yoang
folks who had driven in their cutters, sleigh>
and sle,ls. from their home, tn give their
host aud h"Stcs, Mr.. aud Mr.. Shueyi q
surprise social Game>, plays, mn>ic, both
vocal aud instrumental. and social CONVEX
,ation werr ckief, indulged ia during the
evening. 4 boat ten - clock elegant refresh
ments we're served. which would haze dome
iusiice 10 ANY fahled eud
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MARRIED.

On December -. 1884. in Westminster.
Nd. hy Rev. W. A. Grouse. Samuel Wilson
aud Miss Ursula Shiplcy. both Of Freedom
district, Carroll county, Nd.
At the Methodist Protestant parsonage.
Westminster Md. on January 10. 1895, hy
Rev. \. u. Melvin, Joshua g. Dell and Miss
Ida VI. Algire. both of Carroll county.
Al II. Pauls Reformed parsonage. West
minister. Md, ON January 10. 1895, by Rev.
Calvin : Slagle. ]. Augustus Weimer, Of Sill
yer Run. Nd. and Mis- Clara B. Humheu
nf Mayberry. Carroll county Md
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welding Near Nj. olive.

MS. Gc.rEis Pauline, the charming tangh
Ter ~ NJ john T. Sbipley of Belle Camp.
Nd. anal Mr. Nishalas :. Wns,i. ss near
Wai-rSyilic. u-re married at lhr Residence IT
Rev Edvari smith. M Mes N~ar'- dat, ~
"a clock q. m, Ms, Nor. DAVIS and Me-
Effa Gslsaeu urrs hridenaias. aud Mf Albert
Shiplsy hg0thrr II thv bride Wa irst man
The hride was handsomely at,igei ia ns,y
hlue travelling ~, rms vbjir the Eros.ss t-atr,i
his ts-st ia a suit ~ BLACK The hg1dvmaii.
we're i-comiueiy aytir~l boz blue. Amous
those present aers E~s. and Mr., kigaui
smith. Mr. Wm Ess,i BESSIE ~tas'h. Eiia
Gosneu. Mcrtie Gusasll Non paws. uirsla
A. Davis. Artiin. DAVIS. Carroll u West
Thamas a. Wood. Joshua IIayrisssa. Waiter
Shipley, Aii.rrs Shiplfy Willie Mathis. thas
DAVIS. Frank I payf.. IT,. JOAN Dam, -.
and John DAVIS. IT, Having received the
cosyssrlla,iot.. and s,,,si w1shs- e al prc.eni
NJ aud M. Hoss5 uerr divra fa Water,
wide. where ihsy hook She > hu iFnjs is.c BALM
n,s,Fs and otb.r l-o,nJs IT interest.
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Brummel Items,

VIM McGee, who was reported i'll few
weeks ago. is still in bed. but is recovering
slowly.
Lee McGse. who was III with typhoid fever.
is able to be out after spell of II weeks.
Andrew Culison. of Arcadia, Baltimore
county. is spending few weeks with friends
AT this place.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hymiller, of Spring Mills,
visited at this place last week during slcighing.
think Pools hog melt has much 10 do with the
weather
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Hleks for January.

The sy.ld k,lioNinx last necrmtsF storms
wiil moderate ,sn sud ahnay ihy D. go sui.
uigh many storms ~ ra,u and -1gau Ffnu
i,h - sab. nnolher storm I--Fiu4i aill lc on.
ia uhish rain and zR.z vjli ti.iy Aaay -ry
iisu-. sad a c1ld Sayr viii frl.os. AiuHi
ISfh 1. lssh. atH hriug warmer. aiih r,.af.
tiuuar, .snrin-. Cold siil fnlina, aioslcraiiuE
fas renewed snow and rain jgring frf,ns3 ls9h
10 2l1 Sheet viii be general slstnf this
g.eriad aad b great cold save aiii f"llo~
The .lih o. 9sth. al hViu- rcnrued -i"rn.,
With rain. .leei and snnu. followed Nith gen
rral aud severn. cold. until ahous ths sEh
Hhen uarusr 4eaiher ~ill l--gia ,g ihr Hcst,
apd tho mopih vi3 CLOSE ailh storms "f rain
and .mnW is pr,ssr-~ February bring.
s-4aisox,-, 81 Mar and Nsans. making cnm
h,uaiiou thar Will raH~~ mnch -~s~rr pho
nnfIts-ga
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Gamher Items

Mr.. Lewis Shipley had TO kill colt which
had been kicked.
Quite an interesting entertainment was
given at Mount Pleasant NJ. +. Church on
Wednesday night, January ,. Over 400 peo
pie were present. The program consisted of
vocal and instrumental music aud reeitations.
Miss Carrie Lindsay presided at the organ and
Mr. -Wm. Harden was cOrnetist. The enter
tainment was given BY the Epworth League,
which has about fifty members enrolled. The
Inemhers of the leagne made their junior pas
for, Hsv. J, W. Ensor, present ola splendid
lap robe 1t was made by Mrs. Ida Barnes
and Mrs. Clara Harry.
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prOceeaings Of the County Commissioners.

The rommisslunefs were On -s'ssINR 1n Won
day aud Tuesday. and transacted the follow
ing business
Jacob Wink. of Manchester district, was ap.
pointed constable for two wears. from the
Time af his commission. which vas approved.
He filed hi bond. which Wa, approved by the
beard
Mr.. Anna willet. Of Myers district; Mary
NJ. Hawk. Of rancytown district. and Caroline
Haines. of New Windsor district. Ner,' each
allowed a special pension of $40
Charles S,uller. nf Westminster DISTRICT.
aad James Ruby. If Hampstead district. verc
each allowed speci,h pension, Of s.
The hoard asked tina, objection, IN the
Sharett Boad Case BE- filed on Monday. Janu-
ary 2ls,, 1895. sid agtice 10 he served ou
petitioners counsel. Messrs Clata4ah 4
Roberts. bv The treasurer John !. Refss
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HAMPSTEAD district Items.

Albert Sisk. an eight year, old son ut post
master T. j. Sisk, met with a painful acct
dent while coasting on Monday afternoon Of
last week. With number of companions he
was enjoying the sport in field and being
unable 10 control his sled was thrown violently
against tree near the bottom of the hill.
The top of his left hip bone was broken and
he was also considerably bruised. DIR. Il. c.
Wells gave the lad the necessary attention and
he is doing well at present.
The debating society Of Eberg's met at
Eberg's schoolhOuse on Thursday night last
and discussed the following - Resolved That
Iron is of More Value Than Gold or Silver.
The Judges, who were MesSrs. Jno. Ely. Harry
Richards and George Asper, decided in favor
Of the negative
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weather Reeort for the week.

Jantmr, 5-mercury At a. N. aud ~ at
i, m cloudy. January b--mercary ~ ~
a. al. and ~ al p. M; cloudy and RAINY.
January 7-mrrcury a at u. m, aud 81 at ,
p. ~; cloudy, with some rain January =
mercury ~ a. IN. aud - at , p. M;
cloudy. with some snow. January a-mer-
ear, - at a. M. 30 at p. M; cloudy. Jan
nary l0-mercury - AT y. IA. and IS at D.
M: cloudy aud rainy January ll-mercury
81 N a. M. aud a, u M. clear.
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Manchester Items.

Last Friday night, shen Mr.. II. b. Bur
goon was returning home from Mr.. William
GonAer's. where be was attending bible class,
his sleigh came in collision with Charles Fred
erick. sleigh. Mrs. Burgoon was thrown oat
and was unconscious for time. She was re-
moved 10 her home and DIR. J. +. b. Weaver
called Fl was found that her head was badly
cut and bruised and one foot injured. Her
condition At this writing il much improved;
Tie County Commissioners appointed ia
cob Wink constable for Manchester district;
last Monday Mr. Wink fled bis bond aud
qualified on the same day.
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Masonic.

Graham DutSsheFt, Grand Lecturer Of the
Grand Lodge aud Grand Chapter of Mary
land. visited ROYAL Arsh Chapter, No. 81. on
Tuesday evening" and installed the officers Of
he present term. which were rs follows {:
Charles Fl. Baughman, ". i. II. p; Dr.
George z. Baughman, +. h; J. Milton Rcit-
snider. d. s.: Prof. 5. Simpson, secretary;
Rev. James W. Reese, treasurer.
On Thursday evening he visited Door-to-
Eirsue Lodge, No. 46, A. F. A. NJ. for pur-
poses Of Instruction and assisted in comforting
the first degree on a neophyfe. =,
The lodge room has recently been hand
somely painted and papered, supplied with a
cosaplefe set Of new furniture aud new organ.
and Il lighted by electricity. II Is now one OF
the hands0mest lodge rooms in Maryland.
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MaiienSYilIe liens.

Our village has lis usual nuInl.er 81 iuhahi
tant,. ali Of our holiday visitor, having r.iuru-
"a Ia their homes.
Guutherus Fntz, of this placc. ha, returned
from Hagrr,town.
Edward Beck OF Wayn-.hnrn. Pa. visited
r. Fisher ihjs week.
Isaac Walt. Of keswick. Iowa, Is visiting
his brothers and sisters ia this place. he ha,
heen in the We,i for ld wears, having visited
MARYLAND only once before. abDm 10 year,
ago. He will spend ,nne time herr with
relatives and friends and then return 10 Iowa.
He reports the corn crop IN Iowa last iall as
the smallest they have had since he lived la
the State.
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\ Farmer wants to correspond With a
maiden or widow. from IS 10 - wears old.
Theo. Eyle Blair. Pc, Nebraska.
Fir~t-class Dair, aud Poultry Farm Of 20
acres in Carroll county for sale. Good build
ingS, excellent water land clean. Terms
easy. Apply q, the Advocate Office q
About 100 Barrels Of Corn Tor sale Apply
~ this Office. il23i
New Hardy Rose. Belle Siebrecht pro-
nounced l,y authorities As the best ever intro
duced. ready for sale. Reliable agents may
apply with references to Siehrecht 4 Wadicy.
New York CITY.
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TaneytOwn Items.

The Week of PRAYER was duly observed 10y
Union services in the Bretheren. Presbyterian,
Lutheran and Reformed Churches. The at.
tendance was large Unity is what should
constitute good Christians.
Mr. Maurice Duttera has gone on trip to
PENNSYLVANIA, intending to remain some time.
Joseph leFevre visited this place on We'd
nesday IN behalf Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
The ice has been housed, aud every ice
house i filled.
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New Advertisements.

Orndorif ;, OrndorfF 81. +. Orudorfi :
Sons, near Railroad. Westminster. Md.
Theo Derr 4 Son. Drv Goods Leaders iu
Westminster. Md.
Assignee of Mortgages Sale of Valuable
small Farm-Jas. 4. {. Bond. Assignee.
Notice-Georse b. Shriner, Agent. West
Minister. Nd.
We are After Trade-New York Bargain
House, 7. W. Mather, Agent, Westminster,
Md.
Legal Notices.
Ground Rents and Bank Stocks tor Sale
Chas. f. Fink. Administrator, Westminster.
Wanted Perkngs. 1885 y. Charles street.
Baltimore. Nd
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RURBERS. RUBBERS.
Yes W. are strictly in the swim in this line.
We don manufacture them, hm We sell them
q, though We did
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SATURDAY, JANUARY y, 1895.
The date ON the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
AFFAIRS.
Sale Register.

Notices of sales for which bills printed at this
Office, win be published under this head until day
of sale for 50 cents. When bills are printed else
where 81 90 will be charged.
February IS head of horses all ieaderS;2 colts,
COWS, heifers, bulls, farming implements,
household furniture, etc. Jesse +. Stem, on Josiah
CrowPs farm Cranberry Valley, near Westminster.
Albert Crsiw ford, auctioneer. Sale at L m.
March lq.-S head of horses - cows, bulls, hcif-
ers sheep, farming implements, etc. sale AT a.
M. T. ]. Haines. MeKiustry Mills VIM Brown,
auetioneer.
March i9-6 head of horses 10 mich cows, heif-
ers bull farming implements, household furniture,
etc sale at 10 a. m. J. Wesley Biggs near Bach
mans Mills, Md Jacob Hoffman, auctioneer.
March SIS head Of horses mules cows farm
ing implements etc. Sale al 10 a. m Adam Gig
gard Littlestown Turnpike. about miles from
Westminster. Jacob Hoffman, auctiOneer.
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Cranberry Items.

Mr.. n l.. BixIer is still suffering from a
growth on his leg and j, very i'll. He expects
to have an operation performed shortly.
Mr.. Frank Thomas, brakeman on the
W. NJ. r. r., spent last Sunday with his par.
entS here.
Mr. Charles G. Lippy and Andrew SNEAK
had "A wild chicken hunt on Saturday last and
succeeded in catching three of the fowls
Miss Carrie Lamotte. Of Manchester, who
good progress.
Mr.. J. Grant Matthias. who was recently
married, is spending the past week with his
Brides parents in Baltimore county.
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TayIorxville liens

Mauv arr taking advantage - th~ excellent
opportunity 10 iil their icc huu.ss.
Master, De Wiif Crbek and Frank Barus.
~. np ih- sack iisl.
Lutheran minister viii Prrarh ~ -.
Paul au SUNDAY morning. January q. At To
o. clock
Rev. Mr. Caniyleil Is cuHdur,iug uyiyal
service. ~ Tsy,orsYiIlc VI. = Church. Much
interest j. being manifested.
Mis- Ethel Sneaker, ~ Daniel visited Ms
b..bhie Davis
Geerge o. Fleming spent fh' halliday, rs
his grandfather Ia NJ Airy.
Everybody Is etjoyins the ,le,shjn. which
y,uli not D. improved.
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Hoods Mills Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ". Cali. of fancy.
town. spent few days with their parents.
Mr. aud Mrs. VI. Dorsey.
Mr.. and Mn. William l.. Hammond are
spending few DAYS with relations and friends
at faneytown.
Hammond 4 Bros. are building q new
dwelling house ON the farm which they lately
purchased Among some Of the building i'm
provements which are being erected Is the
finely finished wagon shed on the farm of Nor
timer Dorsey.
Some Of the farmers of this vicinity are
lining very extensively.
The people of this place have petitoncd Tor
D danger bell at the crossing Of the Il. 4. ..
r. II. and Washington and Westminster coun-
ty road
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Near Denning's. Nd. on January 1, 1895.
of pneumonia, Jesse b. Bond. aged 81 years.
10 months aud 3 days.
oh. husband. father must il be-
Has death indeed with nOiSeleSs tread.
come in between our love and thee.
And left US weeping Ger our dead.
since. then We must forever part
With grief too great for tongues 20 tell.
We come and with our breaking hearts.
BID thee loving hast farewell.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILpGEN
AT Mount Wilson, Baltimore county. Nd.
on December Is. 1894. Mary Anna, aged
year. month aud ) days. Youngest daughter
Of Dehhie VI. and John Kestner.
30. little sufferer TO thy home
ON Wonder hSsfu shore:
Wen miss thee here, but soon viii come.
And meeting, part no more
wonder firm ever see
My children ON the other shore
And clasp them in my arms again.
Where parting i no more.
uh. what viii ease this aching heart.
or stop this heaVing sigh
Naughf but IL think our children are waiting
In their home beyond the sky.
By HER FATHER tNh MOTHER.
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NO. 7a INsoLvENTs.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
In the matter of the petition of George Fl.
Frazier for the benefit of the Ipsolvent
Laws Of the State Of Maryland.
Ordered this 9Th day of December, A. D.,
1894. that Monday, the llth day of February
next. be and the same is hereby fixed for Geo.
H. Frazier. petitioner for the benefit of the
msolyeut Laws of this State, in the above en-
titled cause. to appear in said cause, and an
swer such Undergraduates or allegations as his
creditors, endorserS. or sureties may propose
or allege against him, and that said petitioner
or GUY W. Steel, his Permanent Trustee, shall
give notice thereof TO the creditors, endorSers
and sureties of said lnsolvent Petitioner, by
causing copy of this order TO be published
in SOME newspaper published in Carroll coun-
IL for FIVE successive weeks before the said
ilth dav of February next.
BENZ. T. GROUSE, Clerk.
True copy.-Test:
BENZ f. Grouse. Clerk.
Published at the request of Guy W. Steel,
Permanent Trustee. dec % 5t
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-01-12

A slight fire occurred in the kitchen of Mr..
Charles Bonsack, near this city, ON Thurs
day night The fire was discovered before
very much damage was done. Insured in
company represented by james E. Smith,
Agent.