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The Boston Post say>: Not content with
cutting a wide swarth in the passenger field,
the new motor nov proposes Ia t,rcome
competitor in the transportation ol freight.
Already the Pennsylvania House of Repre-
scu,atives has passed bill giving street rail
WAYS the right iG carry freight, and an atremp,
has been made to put a similar bill through IN
Massachusetts,. h. this connection New
York banking house. which has given good
deal If study to this sihieei, notes the fact
that a county in Illinois has granted The free
p>s Of the public highways Tor twenty wears To
i company TO huiid aud operate freight aud
passenger road so distance &c thirty miles
upon s0aaa,iou that the maximum passenger
rAtt shah not excred u cents per mile IN
this warfare between the electric and steam
rAiiways the latter aVe seriously handicapped
IN : VARIETY " ways
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unlanIoHn Items.

Ms8mIns Tubs. No. e.. Improved Order
a; Rel Msn. ~ih have ihrir decoration q
tsi0H'owrn on SATURDAY.. Junv lsi a. /
q ciork p. 81. The pruesF,og aia tngm ia
frong II ths tal.. syalgd hs ihe l.lnwcs.sl
bsass sasG wili n,sgsh Ia ,se cemetery ~heTe
tbs decorating service all bs performed a.
e,.rding - the cu.tom ~ the order. The
pubhe arr iRViled
Ma Ids DiAcubaaEh, al near A Westminster,
ani her brother Mr.. J. "a, piHenbangh. q
l1xanspug, Indiana, SER gars;s Of No Evs
T.. Giihcrt ga "Wednesday saegRnna.
Tie Nsthotif ssaissiaat Sanday school
all hold tkcsf anniversary zRd Chsldrrn =
las, exrrcises ou Sunday morning.. Nav 2s.th.
a. ia. - o'ciock. A program consisting II sing
ing. reei,a,ioas. readings. 3c.. ill r. gvra
4 phblsc collection uili also ~ aityd
Ms Martha ncsighi.. > VISITING grsends in
Baliiaiuyp, sKpeeiigs ;a he ah-cut several
@tstks
NJ Charlie Dl-yIlbi.s, Of Cai0a hfidse
-. ia tova a, Sunday Yls,ilas h,s daughter,
Mrs. l.ugheg Haeshew Mv peviihsss IS
BOOKING sci. hale and hearty.
Nh. Thomas Acrriag has been visiting
lFirnd, ,s Washington. .. C., The pass week.
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Golden wedding.


hepufsf1 fnF ths ihvintsrattt Advocate
Tuesday last vas the ffaie,h anniversary ct
the seeding Of Rev. Dr. and Mr. J. I. Ward.
aud from twelve 10 three the Doctor and his
sife received ,heiT friends >, their hans GH
Pennsylvania Avcaus Despite She rs'a, quite
EamheE Il persons called, sOme q them
coming iram quite distance.
The paFloz aad library we're protusely dr,s
grated siih cul fiouegs, sent b. Friends. Mr..
Wari. sjih Der daughter, Mr., I. IL. Lewis.
ani Mrs, e. q. OuHaes received the guests.
The pressats wrru numerous, aud, Is being =
Sniisu Wedding. weFv quite costly.
Amorx those present from distance w~re
NJ aaa Mr. OdcH Smith. Mr. ia. Shields,
NJ Clarence T. Noymeai and Mr.. J. :, Iap
haal. a Washington, y. C.; tig. R,ohaFl r.
Noruscn, aud Mrs Hu5.ey Of b2l;ia.ogs Ms,
Paiav zad suH, Mt Cunningham aud The
Misses ttths, ~ West Njrgiaia.
nr Ward wss fnTmegly fsesldsai 81 West.
eru Nd, Cullrsa, aH3 : SOS ~ The head a'
Wrsia.iRslsg Theological Seminary. Its "a
sasF has tcea 1ae of n. xFsatrs; usciulue~. To
BIZ. itliau men. aud ,h. esteem IA which b.
e held By those sho kno- hiw h~aT trsii-
slany o. this tayi
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. T., A. Hes and daughter. near Free
dom. lei lasl week Cog a visit # sewers weeks
TO friends on the Eastern Shore
Mrs. Margaret Rover had iaujiv reunion
40 her home 81 Meadow Branch asa SUNDAY
last. an If the families -exceia oHe--urrr
represented Thirty persons sat down 20 STA
ner. Among tbosc present inom abroad Eeu
Mr.. aud Mrs Samuel Rover, Of Washington.
d. G.: Mr. r II Weyhngbf. ni Ohio, aad
DR.. f. Rover and wife. ~ linVepi. he
sbseni one was Mrs. Fanny Fisher, residine
~ Oklahoma
DR.. Edwin A. Herring. 81 Haui.ouhrg
Va. was 4 gae-t &c Bis brother, lir- j. W
Herring. ffnm Saturday until Monday lass
Dr. Richard 3. Nounent and lamily ~
Noodberrv. visited relative .u Westminster
on TUESDAY and "Wednesday
Dr.. +. b. Fetby sud san ~ Baltimore. are
visiting the po,tov isfi,er, Nj. William b
Fenhy, ueaT ihis city
Mrs.. Fanny C. Pear~4a, 1t ibis city. 8 tis
thing rpisiivus a. Patsl~Ca Neck. Baltimore
county.
MIS- Nei,ie wampler, 81 is=itinore, .fsu'
several DAYS this week iH Nc.tmlCstrE ui'n
her sister, Mrs Chas \. Kuhn.
Mss Ida Lockarl Of 'bi. civ, visiting
friends 10 Baltimore.
Mrs. Thomas A. Murray aud 'uo ehildr,u.
OF Baltimore, are visiting pr. J. " HerinE.
this city.
aiss Neiiie Wieks. u Baliimore, 3, garst
nf Miss Eioise Bond. this city
Mr. George II Hanu and ais,,. af Roanoke.
Va. are visiting Mr. Ham parents. this city
Mis- Wrotb. Mis-. Jennie Wrati. Mis- Per
kins and Mr. Smart arrived az Winchester
Place on Monday. The house Is bring latin
order and viii b. ready or guest. June D..
The prospects for fiil hoa-, tais .Hmmer
are heIteT than u-aai ai this Time
Mr. solomon Barnes aifs and sssi, sc Al.
toona. Pa. are visiting Mr Charlie Sjnue-iirr
and lalnily. this citv
Mr. Joseph ". Tsy.or and family. abo have
heen living 10 BALTIMORE fnr abau1 $50 yeir,,
have removed back Ga Westminster
Mas {. Temple soluble. 81 King William
county. Va. who had been visiting Mis-, Tenc
Crumhacker Of l-inwoal, returned AoNs pp
Monday
Miss Hall. OF Baltimore. i guest IS Nr-
Wm H. Thomas
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Gamner liens.

The ,ieroraJ,ou vt the grave At Providence
u. +. Cemetery will be- held on Wednesday,
asth % Nav, instead OF the Stsh. Rev. A. H..
Melvin. Of Westminster. has consented 10 dc
liver an address on the occasion, and Also
Rev. i. T. Wari. Of Westminster Theological
SEMINARY.
Samuel Glover. Of asa, Louisville io-l \
hne mari last Sagday, or rather Saturday
night. as she vas found dead IN The stable
SUNDAY R0gniug, with cob alive BY her SIDE.
The eaig Is still living and i, being raised on
COWS. milk.
Tbs wet aud cold weather has retarded
farmers very much with their spriag work
Grain and grass look very promising.
The several Christian EndeayoF Societies
seem in a very prosperous condition.
Children's bay al Mount Pleasant NJ. T..
Church Mill he celebrated on SUNDAY. June
al. commencing at clock, =. M
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A Rir,haay PARTY.

|Af iauEt@i itA taH 4iFtaF AAts' AlftHaf'
4 birthday party was siyau hy Ms Annie
Fowler % her mans iriegsfs ar FRIDAY even
ing 1T last week, al the residence # NJ and
Ms James Fasler. near Westminster
Dancing and vocal mHsir prrr iu9aigpd iu until
midnight when rtrpshussni, we've served
Dancing sas cOn;.nard until late hour.
when sii retired tn their homes much pleased
aith the evening enjoyment. Music was
furnished by John Stem aud Joseph Stone
siier. If Westminster
Those present were: Mr. sad Nrs. DANES
Fowler. SIR and Nm, bessie huIleF, Mr., aui
Mfs Isaac Nall, Mrs t. l.. Powder, Nm
Mary Fowler, Misses Annie Fowler, Mary
CorLiu, Cora Powder, Helen WamEler, Ella
Chrest, Annie iippy, tilyias, Pcrlsy aud
Elsie Butler. Martha Null Emma Frank,
Alice Gist, Emma Caple Oracle Fowler.
Annie and Betty Beaver. Messr, Joshua Cor.
bin, William Butler, l.imon Arnold. Brad
OWING Frank Beaver, Walter aud LESLEY
Robertson, Theodore Masieot. Jessie Chrest,
John Hoffman, Jacob Wantz. Frank Logue,
Theodore Logue. James Fowler. Wesley h,i1
gard and Mace Hollenhaugh.
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Hampstead District Items.

George Richards. near Hampstead, IS pre-
pairing TO build house ia the place of the one
that was destroyed by fire some time ago.
John Eberg, near Eberg. spent several days
with friends in Baltimore recently Wilson
Shafier. Of this place, spent Friday last in
Westminster. Elias Frank, Of Baltimore. re-
Gently spent several weeks with friends a. this
place John Miller. Of Fpuozton, baltimore
county, speGt Sunday With CHARLES Snyder.
Hampstead Granville Shue, near Hamp-
stead. and Miss Matte Alban spent Sunday
with Samuel Pobletz and wife, near Alhan
vile. Harvey Ensor and wife, near EheEg.
spent Sunday with Joshua Epsor aud family,
near Hampstead. John Miller, near MiIler's,
spent Sunday with Caleb Harris and family, al
Eberg. Fred. Sterner and wife, near Eberg,
spent Sunday with Il 4. Shue and family.
Howard Ruby and wife spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. William Stagner, near Eberg. Mrs.
Bncl Ford, near Westminster. spent SUNDAY
AT Henry Eberg's,
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weather RECORD Tor the week.

Nav ls-mercury 30 al : a. M. and 80 al
D. m; light rain, cloudy, followed by clear
weather. Nav l9-mereury 80 at Z a. m. and
ca at . p. m; cloudy, followed BY partially
clear weather: showers from 80 tQS p. ~.
Nav 20-mercury 81 at : a. m. and u at ;
p. M; heavy co., followed by ciGHtE aud
shoWery weather MAY 2l-mercuy A at .
a. an m and IS al n m,i rain, with occasional
heavy sbqWeys, Nay q mercury ID at a.
m. add 81 al n, nj fog, followed by clear
weather. MAY '2a-mercnry a al a. m. aud
7s al . u, m, clear. May 24-merenry 90 at
a. m, and 70 ut p. M; hazy.
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RackIsoFt, Texas, was struck by cyclone
on "Wednesday afternoon. and 90 houses were
hlnsH down. aud several churches demolished
The totce OF the wind drove the rain through
the roofs and sides Of huildingS: crops were
DESTROYED. railroad aud county bridges de.
,iruyed. aud hail beat the fruit of the trees
Many person. wete injured hy iying Imbers.
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Mrs Lucinda Schweigart. formerly of this
city. was married in Baltimore on Monday
evening lasi. at the residence of her brother
John l.. Stone. TO DIR. II. X. Paltekian. an
Armenian. The Doctor has been in this
country for several years. studying medicine
and equipping himself as medical missionary
in his native country. The Doctor and his
bride were in Westminster on Thursday.
Next Wednesday they sail from New York
for Armenia
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Patspsoa Items,

Ps,ass,a NJ, +. Church is getting ready for
Children's nay exercises, which is to be held
0n the 10th OF June. Prof i Houck Is the
musical director.
Mr.. John Westaway has abont completed
hi, new residence. and expects to occupy il
in few DAYS. Mr. Geo. Shammer Is digging
a well for him,
Mrs. W. II. Westaway and Mr.. Harry
Westaway spent few DAYS in Baltjpoee tbs
week
Mr. Geo. BeRzap : corn house was broken
omen ga tuesday night snd several bushels of
corn taken.
The cold and wet weather has injured thS
early planted corn of this vicinity
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Haight Items.

The continued rains have prevented farmers
from finishing planting corn.
Mrs q. W. Allen who has been quite sick
is better.
Mr.. Herbert Wampler and Miss Mile
Bushey, Of near Freedam, visited Mr. John
Lautertaok oH Sunday last
Miss Lizzie Hughes, of Pikesville. is visit
ing her brother &, L. Hughes.
Miss Jennie Shipley a student at the State
Normal spent few days NJ her home last
week.
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Louisville Items,

Miss Carrie Lindsay s0a M,ss Ellie Bennett
have heeG appointed delegates OF Mount Pleas
ant Ephworth League, Chapter 1898. Patap-
SEQ Circuit, West Baltimore district. to attend
the convention which Is TO he held al phila
delphia. Pa, Nav - 10 %. The League is
in hougish;up qagdisiag Its devotional
meetings aye largely attended every sunday
evening aud are Of an interesting character.
Ghildrep's day viii ha observed with It's
regular program. Sunday, June >
Mr.. Glover lost valuable horse last Sun.
day.
The cherry crop is almost an entire failure.
Pears are going TO be scarce, other fruit seems
70 be very pramising.
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ORPHANS, Court.

Wednesday MAY l5.-John j. Reese and
Joshua W. Herring. executors of Vim. Reese,
deceased, settled second special account
Monday, MAY 20.-Martin Beachtel, exc
eutor Of John Beachtel, deceased, returned
inventory Of goods and chattels and list of
debts and received order to nntiS creditors.
George A hrawn, guardian OF Walter e.
hfoWp, settled first and final account,
The SAFE Deposit aud Trust Company Of
Baltimore, guardian of Samuel Luther Bare
settled third account.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

The Sunday school at this place held its
annual election on last Sunday and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: John y Dich
president; +. jerome Myers aud Jphn uter-
mahln superintendent; Miss Lizzie Myers.
secretary and Jesse Myers treasurer. The
school is in lourishing condition and num-
bers over 900 scholars and teachers.
The Benevolent Aid Society held there
election on Thursday night, aud ,lahu Shade
was elected presidents W, +. Myers yieepresi-
dent; Edward Geiman treasurer.
The p. Fl. S. O. have been making prea-
ration the last few days for aud day aad
evening festival today, Saturday; the Mount
Pleasant Band will furnish music on the oe-
casion.
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New Advertisements.

legal Notices. Festivals, &c.
Assignee Of Mortgage Sale of Valuable
Farm-Jacob ;. Gorsuch, Assignee.
Agents Wanted-Chas G. Hughes, halti'
more, Nd.
j. 4. Orndor9 Sons. Westminster, Md
Miller Bros Popular Stores. Westminster
Md.
Theo. Derr 4 Son. Dry Goods Leaders il
Westminster, Md.
Trustees Sale of Desirable Property
Jas. A. c. Bond aud Chas. I. ReifSnider
Trustees.
Livery Outfit and Western Horses al Pub
lie Sale-H. A. Spalding, llitilestown. Pa.
Flowers and Plauts-M. A. Brooks.
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CHANGE IN CITY OFFICERS.
The Newly Elected Mayor and Council OF
Westminster Enter Upon Their Duties.

The Mayor and Common Council of West
minister held a meeting on Monday night last.
Mayor Brooks called up the regular order of
business The Clerk reported the receipt of
1913 from licenses from May l 10 20 and
SIS4. 40 on taxes: the Baihff reported S3.27
from fines, and Treasurer $500 from the County
Commissioners. being one half of the road tax
of Westminster district, and S5.33 from the
School Commissioners for paving.
Appropriations were made as follows: 10
Westminster Fire Department $500 for rent
of LOT and $50. the receipts from licenses from
insurance companies; 800 to pay interest on
notes in the sinking fund: S57.l7 to Westmin-
ster Water Company, in full 10 date and nearly
$50 on other accounts, including salaries of
Bailifr and Clerk 10 date. The council then
adjourned sine die.
The newly elected Mayor and Council were
present when the old council adjourned.
Mayor Schaetfer had previously taken the
oath of office before the clerk of the court.
and councilmen f. Macklev. John B. Savior,
Martin ]. Leahy, 4. c. Strasburger and
Charles Hesson swore in before Justice G. W,
Crapster
Emanuel Mackley was chosen President OF
the council The Mayor nominated Henry
B. Grammer for clerk, Glenn D. Bucking-
ham for bailif'. John b. Savior for treasurer,
and all nominations were promptly confirmed.
De Mayor men appointed go',i,l''i It's a. ~"
Nv ~" - ',''t'., . S,rasj,r,
~. Il Naoijo,. and Icbn r savior. an finance
Martin J. Leahy and John b. Savior.
The clerk was instructed To ask the electric
light and gas companies to submit bids by
Wednesday night. Nav -. for lighting the
streets of Westminster for the ensuing year,
and the council adjourned to meet on Wed
nesday.
LIABILITIES
The following statement shows the liabilities
Of the city:
-Four and halt per cent. bonds S-9'V" p
flvo per cent bonds i,'"""
Note due Farmers and Mechan-
les Bank 4-l''-
Note to Meadow Branch Turn
pike Co 4uhm
Due GaS-llght Co. to May J.
1888 t"'.h
Due for hose. ia thine animal
payments. March :. lss",
lSfl and lS!rs 3s2.A
Total s1~. 4Gt. 30
ASSETS.
The. assets Of the rItv contest uf
ugcallec,ed take Sasla sa3
Cash I'm treasury. 2l3O0
Total >s0al. ~;
Thor. i iu the W,..tu,;u.,.r Sat,us, Rank
Il, ~. .rcgi, ~. ,bs .islius Etrt sla.ts
'"N'"N' 80"
The Nav'r sud 'onue'i met again "u We'd
day night = irW mil~ were examiner '"9
passed. Dat ih2 e6lei huSlut>S AMI object "I
the session was tn receive inds fer lighting The
streets
The Westminster ''a> Light t"mlaus 81.
',.rri 60 FURNISH 80 gas light, aaa - uapths
lights. o. they arc uaw located, the gs~ sights
90 be 81 oeandic power for sln0 pr an
mum, tor one az ihpc YEAR, ihe iamp % isr
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DIED.

W cArya- ysr Marrow. saa Is4sis. 6s.ts.rs>s Gsa
iyrsrs . crsafs . ils
At CaErnlltou Nd al the residence Of her son IN
as. " y. Matthews. GA Nay Is, 49,. SOfAta n
Rhodes asc-i - ycan. rSiirt IT the late ttesFse
Rbzte~
In Mesfminster. Nd ga Mas Ia tssSs ~ The real
iielec 81 her soa. IA hAs fh9SEas ; Mitchell. Ms
FiiEah@ih. agsa 81 suaEs aust = days widow of
samuel Myers itsltiuaaFe snAl fFesieFtck TafeFS
plasse coPy
4 l.geCioas nloihcg tFala rs hss yosie
1 solre We lagtSi y stliiea.
\ plase = warrant In our home
Nhhah never ran - SLED
~ Hkk bACOaTEE-
In Westminster Nd ca May - isss. 81 the resi-
deEee Of Der son-in-lsN Martin ] LeAhv Mr. Mary
AcaTncV.
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Long Corner Manchester District Items.

John Haihes, Of near Roller, visited his sou
Henry, who lives near Big Mount, Pa,
iohn Bankert has nearly completed his new
bank barn which Is 2SNa2 feet carpenters,
Wagner 4 Hoover.
The new stores at l4inehor0 aud Chenille
are now open,
Wm nnhb and Eliza Bressler were recently
married. The caathumpians. numbering about
80 were treated 10 some choice cakes. &c.
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Mr.. Essinelcr, of Baltimore, is visiting his
uncle Jno. w. Bowers, in this place.
Mrs. L. J. Selman is visiting friend. IN
Baltimore county g
lpe tate rams have washed the corn fields
in his section terribly,
Our baud runs a special excursion 20 Get.
rysburg gu Decoration day, Thursday, May 90
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4 pslrali despatch SAYS that returns indi.
Caue that the frost hss done over si.oOO. eco
worth Of damage ia AlleVau, Ottawa, Van
Buren,, Barry, Muskegon and neighhoriug
counties. To ssy netting Of the damage along
the southern tier Of Michigan couniies
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Henry Dission 4 Sons. the saV manutaC
iarer> of Philadelphia, Pa, have gnade an
advance IN wages 81 10 per ceat The al.
yane- = given so all he !, "a employees Of
the fra
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MILLER BROS.
MILLER BROS.
MILLER BROS.

ONE WOULD IMAGINE FROM SOME OF ADVERTISEMENTS l
THIS PAPER OF THE WONDERFUL 50 CALLED
REBUILDING, UNLOADING AND CLOSING OUT SALES
THAT THEY WERE ACTI GIVING AWAY PAYING
THEM THEIR HANDS
LET US ASSURE YOU SUCH is NOT THE CASE
GOODS PRICES | NEARLY EVERY ITEM
LOWER ON NEW FIRST CLASS MATERIAL
HAVEN'T SHOP WORN
TO CLOSE OFT OUR POLICY or DOING BUSINESS DON'T PER
NIT
WE Buy AN ARTICLE QUICK
\ PRICE On IT. tWHLE STYLED THAT
WE TOLD YoU JUST \ YEAR TO
REvoLUTIoNIzE THE DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
WE HAVE DONE
WE KNOW THE CAUSE OF THESE SO CALLED Rebuilding
UNLOADING AND CLOSING DOES THE
wRLIC
WE ARE BUSY THAT ACCOUNTS FOR
EVERY SELL NEW CUSTOMER
BEEN IN THE HABIT OF GRADING SOME PLACE ELSE
OUR BUSINESS Is INCREASING EVERY DAY
ADD TWO ADDITIONAL SALES PEOPLE
WEEKS
REMEMBER. WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING SELL TO
REPRESENTED OR WE WILL CIIEERFUILY EXCHANGE OR
REFUND THE MONEY. IF YOU FIND CATER REASONABLE
WEAR THAT ANY ARTICLE NOT
SATISFACTION CONE
OUR MOTTO:
TUE BEST GOODS IN THE MARKET FOR THE LEAST MONEY
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FOR THIS WEEK WE OFFER YOU SPECIAL.


Rolls splen Qualify Bn Carpet Our So cts Quality
Rebuilding Price As cts. yard
C Entirely New Effects All Styles and Coo Our
Regular 50 90 Goods
Rebuilding Price $3.50 each.
IA Pieces Extra Quality Pure Wide All Cdn and
aek. Our Regular is Quality
Rebuilding Price 80 cts yard
Quality negan Shirts Long Sh" Sleeves our
cts
Rebuilding Price Is each.
Pieces Quality Dress Gmgham All New and Pretty Styles
Our Goods
Rebuilding Price 8 cts. yard.
Pieces Henrietta Black and all the Spring Shades
Regular 37A cts Quality
Rebuilding Price Is cts. yard.
Few Rolls that Japanese ad Figures and Ine Like
We Sold t % yard
Rebuilding Price Is cts yard.
One English Gloria Umbrellas for Sun Rain Natural Sticks
Regular IS Goods
Rebuilding Price SO cts. each.
We Have Secured Special Wash Ksi Kai Silks
Checks sud Stripes Sold Always for 35 cts yard
Rebuilding Price 20 cts, yard
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Mr.. Robert Sellman. of Mt Airy, who was
made deputy internal revenue collector a ie"
months ago. has been dropped from the rolls,
owing 10 the income lax being declared un'
constitutional
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Harry Cover shipped tyqm Westminster 70
Baltimore on Tuesday 80 head Of steers and
hogs-two carloads-weighing 10, 100 lbs
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SATURDAY, MAY %, 1895.

The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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REBUILDING.
REBUILDING MEANS DIRT.
DIRT MEANS RUTNATION TO GOODS.

Now which Dls and Mortar goods and
III while
NEW AND FRESH
such prices pay yoa miles for them For Your benefit We would
suggest
OUR STORES WILL BE REBUILT SHORTLY,
be cbselo We
the the fault make the
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DEBRIS.

DRY GOODS LEADERS IN WESTMINSTER. MD.
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end would have passed the Senate but for an
amendment which Senator Wolfert wanted in
serted on third reading Governor Morton was
waiting 70 sign it and thousands Of people in
the Ninth Twentieth Twenty-third, Twenty
fourth Twenty-iifth and Twenty-sixth wards Of
BROOKLYN We're anxiously awaiting its passage.
Mayor Schieren began negotiations with the
Long Island Railroad Company and an agree
ment was nearly effected by which the much
desired improvement. would have become as
sured fact Senator-elect Wray. when seen at
his law Office in Wall-st. day last week.
said.
The occupation Of Auantic-ave. by the Long
Island Railroad Company is standing menace
I, ell people crossing the tracks. and has re-
suited in causing a great many deaths as well
es much annoyance TO all living in the neighbor-
hood Of that avenue, and the practical abandon
ment OF fire residence property south Of At
lantic-ave
Numerous attempts have been made TO have
steam taken off the avenue and to have the
tracks depressed or elevated. all If which have
failed II is my purpose. II possible, 10 have the
tracks Of this railroad depressed through Al
lantic-ave by such legislation as will accomplish
that object This would open up vast amount
az property south Of Atlantlc-ave. which re-
mains unimproved. largely on account OF the
railroad and would be a great benefit 10 brook-
I'm hOmeseekeTs. .
4 me the necessity on good yoaos ana
streets for wheemen. pleasure Vehlcles' anu
wagons trucks and Other business Nehicles 1
shaU endeavor 10 have the Eastern Parkway I'M
1,-'-I-ed al its easterly end that direct con-
ra-tipn can be made through LiOerlY-aNe. OF
some street in that neighborhood with the speh-