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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-15
HO0i,s nllls ana Vicinity.

Our village. consisting of seven dwellings.
4 store, mill. blacksmith shop, and depot,
is characterized mainly by the peace and har-
mony that exist among It's inhabitants. We
are proud To say that little or no gossip IS
indnlged in, aud prosperity seems To crown
most Of our efforts.
One OF orr old friends will soon lee with Us
again. doing business al the old stand, with
all his well remembered Micawber-like habits
strong upon him.
The LEAK Walton of our town recently
caught twenty nine catfish before breakfast
This gentleman not only knows how To cast
but also how to elude net. II reports are
true. many a one has been adroitly spread
for his capture by feminine Waltons; but he
seems to have no idea of frying in the r1atri-
monial saucepan yet.
Miss Ella Virginia Rice viii leave next
Thursday for the West, to be absent some
months.
Miss Amanda Blunt. of Baltimore county
is visiting Mrs. John T. Canihorn.
Mr.. Richard Lee Cauthorn will attend the
Rock Hill College commencement exercises,
to be held at the Academy Of Music, Balti-
more. on the evening of the 18th.
Miss Alice NJ. Woodward. of Lisbon, Is SlS-
iting friends near here.
Miss Amelia Fisher spent Sunday with
friends at Harrisonville.
The first quarterly conference OF the NJ. +.
church. SOUTH will be held at Concord, Sat
urdav and Sunday. 10th and 10th.
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HaIght Items,

Children's Day was observed at New Oak
land on Sunday last. A very interesting and
pleasing program was rendered TO large an
dience. similar service will be held by the
Sunday School AT Oakland Mills on July 9TH.
Mrs j. Newton Maynard and son, of New
Market, Frederick county, are visiting at Mr..
Edw. Shipley's.
Mrs. Chas Hughes and Miss Ella Shipley
visited Miss Lizzie Hughes, of Pikesville, this
week.
Miss Rosa 0ursler, of Ratim0Fe, spent q
few days with her uncle, Mr., John Walters
of Haight
New Oakland Church property has heen
much improved by inclosing the cemetery
with wire fence.
Oakland Mills is the seat of all trade and
business in this part of the county, but our
friend Steele is never too engrOssed in bust
ness 10 refuse to lend helping hand TO the
church aud school,
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Union NILS Items.

On Saturday evening last Mr. Joshua Shri-
yer, Of near Deep Run, was thrown violently
from cart in which be was riding and was
found unconscious BY the roadside near Deep
Run p. o. He was carried to the residence OF
David j. W. Earhart and DIR. J. J. Stuart
was called aud found has injuries very painful
but not dangerous. His face aud head were
badly cut and bruised, but no limbs were
broken. Mr.. Shriyer was very much pros
trated hy the fall and was not removed TO his
home till Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Geo. o. Bankert, of this place, cut his
arm severely on Wednesday last
DIR. +. 7. Tagg and daughter Edna were
visiting the Doctor mother during the present
week.
Mr., Z. A. Froek. Deep Run, while saving
shingles, cut himself badly in the hand on
Wednesday of last week. We are glad 10
learn Mr.. Frock was able to resume work
again this week.
b. F. Shriver \ Co. are enlarging their
barn on what was formerly the Erb farm.
The Carroll County Reed Band of the north
ern part of this Myers district, contemplate
getting new instruments during the summer,
so as 20 be in good trim for all occasions when
a band IS desired. They expect large pa,
rrOnage during the coming season.
The Ladies Mite Society Of Moorehead NJ.
+. Church, at this place, win hold an nee
cream festival on the academy lawn, an Fri,
day aud Saturday evenings, June 18th and 18th
inst. Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
The pea-pieking season commenced with
3. T, ShFiver 4 Co. last week.
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chilarsn's Day at Pleasant Grove.

A very delightful Children's day service
was rendered at Pleasant Grove Church on
last Sunday. At the close the pastor, Rev.
c. T. Dudrear. made an address. setting forth
the objects of the day. The large number
upon the stage performing their parts pre-
sented beautiful sight, while the music reu-
dered by the school was excellent. Among
the selections were A solo rendered by Miss
Maggie Caple, duet by Miss Maggie l.eister
and Miss Clifford Lester and three qnarteis,
one male quartet.
One special feature of the program was a
quartet, the words of which was from Tenny-
SON Late, Too Late = The persons sing
ing this were concealed from view, having
there positions back of the church, at win
dow, aud singing in soft tone; the effect was
novel. An overhowing audience was present
and BY their expressions Of appreciation de
clared the service an excellent entertainment.
The church was artistically and deliberately
trimmed. Mr. Howard LOckard is superin
tendent of the school aud conducted the ser
vices. Misses Gertrude Shipley and Mamie
Hill presided at the organ.
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paIarsea mems.

Rev. John W Evans spent SATURDAY, aud
Sunday with bis family II Paiapsco. lie
seeas much Improved in health. he returned
again to the hospital and expects to remain
several weeks laager.
PAiapseo Lodge. No. 81, 1. q. NJ. gave a
reception on Friday night Of last seek 10 the
lodge members aad their families. lee cream,
cake. lemonade and bananas were served in
abundance
Mr.. LYDIA GosasIl and family, OF New
Windsor. Is spending several DAYS with her
mother, Mrs W II. wesiaway Mrs, irwin
Dice. Of Bnekeyst0wn. aud her mother, Mrs.
r. j. Read, ct CaFrnlltea. and Rev. G. +.
Dudrear spent Tuesday with Mr., ". II. West.
aNay.
Miss Blanche Abbott, Of Hampstead, spen,
several DAYS with Miss NinA ShaneF. At Pa.
iApSeO-
Miss Grace Abbott Of Deep Run, Miss Nina
Shsner. Of Paiapseo, Mr. John SpahF. Of Deep
Run. aud Mr.. Geo SaaneT. Of Paiapseo, spent
SUNDAY wiih Miss Viola Blizzard. al Patapseo
Mr.. William Caple aud family spent sun
day with Mrs Samuel SganSbnFy, at PataPscO.
Mrs. Jane 0ursler was taken Suddenly Ill
wi,h hsmorrhages on Friday night. She Is
better Al this writing.
The crops are looking sell in this vicinity,
but the cut Eorus are DOING great damage "a
the corn and potato cFou-
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MAIDENSv1LE ITEMS.
Unknown Disease Among Hogs -Incendiary
Fire-Other Items.

Some unknown disease has attacked the
swine belonging to Mr.. Emanuel Fisher.
Fifteen pigs and shoatS have died mp to this
writing.
The ice cream and strawberry festival held
at Winters Church was success. The net
proceeds were SAL. Excellent music was
furnished by the LinwoOd band.
The grass throughout this vicinity is reported
as good; the grain crop bids fair to be good
WELD; corn is looking well.
Murray B. Fisher, who has been on the
sick list, returned to his work in Waynesboro.
Pa. on Monday last.
On last Tuesday evening while Mrs. Alfred
Englar and daughter Florence were passing a
wagon in the woods, near Winters Church,
their horse became frightened, ran mp ON a
bank, nearly upset the wagon and threw Mrs
Englar out. She was not injured by the fall.
The horse ran TO the church, where the wagon
struck n locust tree with such force as to rem
der it a complete wreck. Florence. who had
remained in the wagon. was thrown out, but
not seriously injured. The horse was slightly
injured and the harness somewhat damaged.
The barn on the farm of Mr.. Elias Erb,
lping between Linwood and Bark Hill, was
consumed BY fire about daybreak Monday
morning Mr.. Erb was moving grass for his
stock in lot near the barn. when strange
sound, resembling n slight explosion. attracted
his attention, and he discovered that the barn
was on fire. He only had time to remove the
live stock before ii was enveloped in flames
Some hay and straw and few agriculture
implements were destroyed The building
was insured i'm the Grangers Insurance Com
pany, of Frederick county for $500, which
nearly covers the loss.
Forest Home owned by Joseph Haines,
is undergoing extensive repairs, which. when
completed, will make II fine aud imposing
residence.
Mrs Lizzie Ecker, who was the guest of
Mrs. Geo. Walt. is now visiting Mr.. Green.
Ecker, near Uniontown.
Mrs. Miller. her daughter. aud friend, of
Middleburg. and Mrs K. b. HazIett, of West
Minister. were the guests Of Mrs. 4. Warner
last week.
Miss Olivia Bankerd, of Linwood, spent
last Sunday with Miss Portia Fisher.
Mr.. Chas. HYDE spent last Sunday AT the
home of his parents al Hihberds mill. He
expects to start for New York soon.
Mr.. John Shriner left for i.eadviile. Col,
nu last Tuesday
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Personal Notes.

Miss Bessie Bennett. daughter of Senator
Z. j. Bennett. will leave tomorrow to spend
several months in the Adirondacks, New
York.
Mr.. Frederick Dielman, of New York, the;
eminent artist. is spending short vacation
with his uncle. Mr.. Louis Dielman. New
Windsor.
Mrs. Frank W Fouke, of Baltimore has
come To Westminster to spend the summer.
Mrs. l.. c. Trumbo. of Washington. ID. c.,
spent this week with her mother, Mrs. Man
ming. She w:ll return home today.
Mr.. Smiley Russell, of ReiSterstown, was u
guest of Mrs. Eliza Shreeve this week.
Mayor Milton Schaeffer was in Philadelphia
this week, attending meeting of master steam
filters and hot water association.
Prof d, W. Herring. of the University Of
New York City, and family, are visiting rela-
lives in Westminster
Miss Mary b. Shellman's guests this week
we're Miss Florence Jones, of Baltimore aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Mellor, Albertoa. Nd.
Mr. p. c. Kennedy, civil engineer. Of this
city. has accepted a position in the Street
Commissioner department, Baltimore.
Rev. W. l. SeahrOok aud wife, Of Win
chester, Va, were in Westminster Thursday
and FRIDAY.
Aessrs. William Henning and Wilbur Pat
terSon, Of Baltimore, weTe guests Ut Dir. u.
\. Henniug last SUNDAY.
Miss Della Legg. Of Princes Anne. is visit
ing friends IN Westminster.
Miss ANNE Cover, Of near New Windsor.
was visiting Mrs. John Diehl this week.
Miss Berthe YanHoru, Of HagersioNu. Is
visiting Mrs. Abraham Long, West Main 81
Mr. William =. Moore. wife and sou. Of
Baltimore. are visiting Mr.. Aoore'S parents,
Justice and Ms. William Moore
Rev Z. e. Msckosky. Of Washington, u.
C., attended commencement exercises.
Mss Maggie Lepp, Dayton. Howard county;
Miss l.ula Lehman. Miss Eta Matthias and
William Matthias. Of BaltiInore. and Miss
faRus Williams, Of finksharg are guests Of
Miss Florence Lepp. Of Westminster.
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Found bead.

A dispatch from Woodstock. Howard coan:
~, so June 10 says: /.
The body Of an anknosa white mau. weli
drysssd. Apparsnfly about fifty years Of age.
Nas ltsund about eight clock this morning
about tao mils,s Eest Of Woodstock. near the
tracks 81 the Baltimore aud Ohio Railrnai aud
cissr a. The rivcF baHk.
The maa bad evidently hera murdered
9nse tso large fractures about THREE inches
iahs ssre fnuHd on his zkal H. worr PAIR
II iacc Shores almost new. black hose, broNa
chsckercd pants. brown Alpine hat. black vsss
and hlae etsaI- When ioand be Was lyiag face
losaWsrd upon b, cnai, which appeared 70
have been carefully placed apon the ground.
A - calii.SF revolver. Eith one chamber
caiy;y. sas found under his breast Nothing
was iuaad npoa his person b. Which he cosld
~ identified The uniy articles 10 bis pockets
svrr a small pegkeskaiis, time schedule Of
shc msia stem 81 The BALTIMORE and Ohio
Railru1d aud al-sat forty i've Goats frnal
yhs appearance Il thr body !, IS Supposed be
-ag-t have heeu dead a. leas, iwsltr Ia aflera
liavs.
The circumstance surrounding tie case
psiai 81 uaursley fgom the fact that the iraesugs
~ the sknil couid nus have he-n self. inflicted.
Sua the h0dy Was teo far frOm the rallrssAd
tracks 70 adat - the iheoEy that be 49,
ssrurk b. > ,rRia. Il seems as though be mas
have h.reu shog aai then struck upon the head
wiih .oale heavy weapon. The bssiy Vas SO
iecomps,ss,l that i Was Impossible a. hnd any
other marks than the fractured skaii.
The nAa -as hrsi seem 90 Suadsy morning
Jsns :. BY Mr.. G. u. CrraEeT. of RaliimoEr
e,an,y. uho va on his way 10 see somr
irisads, {, being sarls ia the morning. be
raarludrsi ihr man ~as asleep and BE- 4oald
aos sis,arb him. bat on BIS return late yestsr
Aay evening BE- stil feuad him there, aud ~.
pssgtrd the assif fhis norning. C0rouer
i.aea.. ~ Sykcsyillc, ~as notified. That 0d
lieial summoned jury, with George Arriag
tan fufeman. Amer yieWiag the hody The
iary rendered = verdict that Deceased came t.
his death frosn bios up0n the head. received
fram snale party unkuoNn % The iaY. Tn
iertakrr Wecr. OF SykesyiIle. barred the hsiy
citssp a. where i was f6nud.
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Rase Rail.

Ga Saturday last two nines from Reese p.
o. played ball with the Isl aud "a mines Of
Wesley, carrying of both games, IN the alb
senee Of Zepp. the Reese hoys' pitcher, J.
Aitieu, Of Westminster. pitched in bis stead,
the Mesleys making but seven hats OF his
delivery, while Croft, the Wesley pitcher, WIS
halted oct n the box, being hit thirteen times,
with a total Of Is bases, in three innings at the
end Of which the game was called, the Wes-
leys having had enough OF the Reese bows
slagging. The score was Ito 10, the ragged
fielding Of the Reese boys giving them most
Of the runs The Wesley umpire being an
amateur in the business was unable 10 see any
hall Mitien pitched across the plate, aud calling
them all balls. The Wesley roOters also used
their mouths manfally Tor the home team, the
noise being SO great AZ times that the umpire 5
decision could not be- heard. Score BY innings,
Wesley .......,....... S-l0
Reese Bows .......................,,,..f 0 IA
Two-hase hits-H Wareheim. {. Spencer,
A. Chew, NJ. Green, G. Chew, W. Beam, r.
Crolt and F. Croft.
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Hampstead District Items.

Children services were well attended AZ
Grace Church ON Sunday morning last.
Children services will be held at Grave Run
on next Sunday.
The festival at Millers last Saturday night
was well attended and it was announced that
there will be another on next Saturday night.
Mr., +. A. Shue has been unable to do any
work for several weeks, on account of rheu-
matiSm.
Mrs. Harmon spent Sunday last in Middle
town. the guest of friends.
Mr.. Geo. Harmon is having dwelling
house built ON his farm for his son Glen.
Mr. Shellman Harris. near Hampstead. and
Miss Rosa Hare. of Alhansville, were married
on June 4th.
Mr.. Clarence Hare and Miss Daisy Long
both Of Grave Run Mills. were married on
Saturday of last week.
Mr.. George Grove, near Hampstead, Mr..
Samuel Asper, Birdie and Sammy Asper, of
Eberg. spent Sunday at Melrose with friends.
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MelroSe Items.

Elmer A. Bachman. living with Charles
Shaffer. of Bachmans Valley. was taken III
with inhammatory rheumatism last week.
The creamery here. we are informed re-
ceives nearly 2OO0 pounds of milk per day
As this is u rich farming district, it is thought
the above amount will soon be doubled. Every
car shipped from the creamery is heavily laden
with produce. They have patrons from a
distance of six and seven miles
Mrs. Margaret Bixler. widow of the late
Geo c. Bixler, Sr., died of pneumonia on
sunday evening. Her remains we're laid to
rest ut Manchester on Wednesday
Cherries. Strawberries and raspberries seem
Ia WELD pretty well this season, Indications
show thar the blackberry aud peach crops
will not be 20 large
Mr. Jacob (ieesy and family of near Black
Rock, Pa, spent Sunday with Mr.. P. j. Gei-
man and wife.
Harry Brown aud two sisters, Elsie and
Este, OF near Hanover, Pa. spent Sunday in
this vicinity.
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Wedding.

4 very pleasant ceremony took place We'd.
nt.sday. June 9th, at Messiah Lutheran Church,
Porters, when Julia X. Ways, Of Carroll
county. aud Archibald II. Wallace, Of Delta,
Pa. were joined ia the hands of matrimoRy
by Rev G. Thomas, d. ID, The bride wore
a gown OF gray crepon, with trimmings of pink
aud white Dresden silk, with hat and gloves
20 match. The groom was looking his best
in a suit of black with gray tie aud gloves.
Miss Mile Bushey as oyganist, rendered some
excellent music. The ushers we're q. Flory,
Of Bridgewater, Va, j. Cullison, Of Balti-
more, H, Wampier and NJ. Shipley, Freedom.
The church was tastefally decorated with
growing palms aud cut flowers. Many hand
some gifts were received. The occasion was
graeed by the elite Of Carroll. After the GER
emOny the bride aud groom took the 8 p, IN.
train for a short tour Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace
are 70 reside in Carroll county.
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meath Of Er-Sheriff wooas.

Mr.. Peter Woods died at his home, near
Finksburg, ON Thursday afternoon last, after
a lingering Illness, aged II years, month aud
10 DAYS. When a yOnug man Mr.. Woods
lived with Mr., iasoph 0rndori, at the mill
near this city, and had charge of his business
fur some time. For number of years he was
a hnekster and was very popular on his route,
He married daughter of the late Dan'l Bush,
who survives him, and leaves two children,
Mrs Albert Fuss and Mr.. Charles R. Moods.
In 1877 he was elected sheriff on the Demo-
cratic ticket, and made an efficient officer.
As a husband and father he was devoted, and
as Il neighbor he enjoyed the esteem and re-
spect of all classes.
The funeral win take place today at y IA. /,
Al his residence, services at Benjamin's Re-
form Church, and the remains will be inferred
in kriders cemetery. Funeral services will
be conducted by Rev. C. s. Slagle.
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Cranberry items.

Miss Ida Stufae, who had =, operation
performed. as therefore, mentioned, is imprOy-
ing slowly. Mr. David X Brown, who had an
operation performed by DR.. Preston, is O.,
X. again.
Mr.. J. Grant Matthias and wife spent Sun
day last visiting friends in Baltimore county.
Mr.. Ed. Bachman and wife, of York eoun-
ty, Pa. H. Ed. Hosfeld, David Barnhart,
John H. Barnhart Vim. r. Null, Howard
Merkle. John 7. and Joseph G. Yingling
VIM. H. NJ. Stansbury, Geo. W. Snyder and
Mr.. VIM. Merkle, spent Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week visiting friends in Wood
berry and Reisterstown.
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weather record for the week.

June s-merenry 60 at n. N. and u at 2
D. M; clear June 9-mercury 90 az .. m.
and 76 at p. M; clear, followed by partially
hazy and blnstery weather. June Homer
curry % at o. m. and T6 at 2 p. m; partially
cloudy. June ll-mercury 81 at : a. nj. and
10 at 2 o. M; mist. followed by generally
elondy weather; light showers. June r.
mercury y at : a. m and 10 at 2 p. m;
eiondy. with occasional showers; thunder
gust between 9 and p. m. June l3-mer-
curry So at a. m. and SO at 2 p. m. generally
cloudy; light thunder gust in tbs afternoon;
showers during the night. June l4-meTcury
66 at Q. na. and 50 at pm; clear.
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ornhans, court.

Monday, June l0-Leonard H. Schmidt
aud John H. Smith, executors of John H.
Schmidt. deceased, returned list Of sales of
goods and chattels.
The last will and testament of William II.
Bell, .Ir., deceased, admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted 10 George A.
Bell and Mary j. Frizzel.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Mary C. Nicodemus, deceased, were granted
TO Hannah NJ Nicodemus.
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Long Corner Manchester DISTRICT Items.

J. W Brodbeek is having dwelling
erected.
Mrs Samuel Ehrhari and sou Of Highland,
town paid visit TO Ms. John Thomas ON
Monday last
Elizabeth J. Forney of Chenille. Pa. died
on Friday of last week. Her remains were
inferred Al the cemetery At Stone Chapel,
Reys- Guih and ketterman officiating. Her
age was 81 years, months and Is days. She
will be greatly missed hy the surrounding Vi.
cinity.
Jeremiah T. ShaeHer has completed his
new bank harm, and is now ready 70 Start on
bis dwelling.
Most Of our farmers are engaged in hay
making.
Festivals aud pienics are all the go now in
our vicinity.
Frui, and grain crops are looking excel
lent
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Sllrer Run Items.

Rev. DIR. A. f. Dreisbaeh went TO Lapeas-
ter this week on business.
Mr.. z. A. Fox. our retired hotel keeper,
whom We reported as critically III, is at pres
ent writing somewhat improved.
On Wednesday the remains Of Mrs. Cath
crime Frock, widow of the late Jacob w.
Froek. we're brought here and inferred in the
in the new cemetery. Her age vas A. years,
3 months and p days. Rev. DIR. A. +. Drise-
bach oaielaied. Mrs. Froek vas . kind
mother and quiet neighbor. She leaves one
son. four daughters, 80 grandchildren 3
ereat-grand children, and | brother and !
sister 10 moGrn their loss, The pail bearers
where George F. Baehmsn, Jacob koontz,
Amos Study, Jessie Lemon, Ezra Powell and
4acob C4udv
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Pleasant Valley Items.

Miss Lizzie Myers, OF this place. is on a two
weeks visit to Lancaster, Pa.
Farmers have begun hay making. and the
crop is going to be good one.
The funeral, on Sunday, of Blanche Strevig,
the little daughter of John Strevig whose death
from lightning was noticed in the ADVOCATE
last week, was the largest attended of any
here for some time. About one-hah of the
people could not get IN the church Rev H.
j. Macalister OBLIGATED.
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Ennntain YalleY Items.

Mrs. Harry Myers, son and daughter, OF
Hanover, Pa, are on visit at Mr. Levi
Handley's.
Mr. Theodore Sheets, of MeSherrystown,
Pa, visited here last week,
Mrs, Upton Decker, who has been ON the
sick list Cor sometime and was able TO be about
again, a few days ago took a relapse and at
present is lying very i'll. Dir. Jacob Rine-
hart is attending her.
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New Advertisements.

Legal Notices Festivals.
Springfield Institute-Niss c. L. Lloyd,
SykeSville, Md.
Ice Cream--Pleasant Valley Creamery Co.
Deeds Not Words-Miller Bros Popular
Stores, Westminster, Nd.
Extra-Derr's Re building Sale, Westmin.
ster, Nd.
Crescent Bicycles Iead-G. W. Yeiser, Gen,
eral Agent, Union Mills. Md
Election Notice = Pinkney j, Bennett,
President.
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Freedom Items.

One of our farmers last week harvested part
Of his hay crop.
Our road supervisor, Mr.. Allen, has put the
roads in fine condition, and the sports OF HI
dersburg and one of this place can be seen
every Wednesday evening speeding their trot-
tiers in various directions.
Politics are warming up, and both factions
are confident of carrying this district.
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Eden Items.

Noah j. l.elster has had his dwelling and
Summer house handsomely painted. Snyder
aud Albaugh did the work.
George Neudeeker has erected n new house
and the plaSterers are now AT work.
The festival at st. Johns Church will be
open this Saturday afternoon and be con
timed al night.
Miss Matte Ham aud Jonas E. Witter, OF
Bachmans Mills, visited Miss Hams sister,
Mrs Anna l.. Snyder. this place. on Sunday
last
Misses Maggie Reese and Lettie thinner
man attended children's day services at YES
lev Chapel ON Sunday and spent the day at
Edward Reeses.