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1T. ORNDORFF'S SONS,
Westminster. Md
Ex-PARTE

Z
IT, th,. C5rgssI, Court fur CarguH COUNTY, o.
CONT ot Equits.
H. the matter af the Trust Estate Vi sarah \.
Messenger. Juo. Milioa Reifsnidcr. Trustee.
No, ssl4 EQUITY.
Ordered al1ou the foregoing psisii"n. this
ls,h day II March. In the year eighteen hun.
dr-d and ninety i've, that the Circuit Court
iar Carroll county. a. a Court ~ Equity, take
jurisdiction Ia the trust estate 81 Sarah \.
M..sinerf. and that said Trustee settle SAID
,rglsi estate under the supervision and control
II >aid Circnii Court for Carroll county. a. "a
Cont 81 Equity And t Is further ordered
that Iuo. Milton Rciisnider, she Irllsie. IA
the above entitled causc. give notice ~ all
persons having claims against the sald sarah
\ Messenger 10 tile their said claims, prop
erlv authenticated, with the Clerk Of the CIR
cult Court for Carroll county, on or bciorr
abe ash day % Nav, lsg5. by causing copy
81 this order 10 be inserted in some newspaper
l.uhiishrd ia Carroll county. once week Tor
four successive weeks. before the 18th day ct
CHARLES p. ROBERTS.
True eopy,-rest;
mchlG 81 BESJ. F. CEorSE. CLERK.
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Some New Yorker ha> discovered means
Of producing illuminating gas at eo<t Of
seven cents thousand feet. Should further
developments confirm this. whar fall fhere
viii he in the stock Of old companies
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,.-,. ~ Hirvsasf fl.safg ~ fis7sst. 60
EJW ltsEtz< cashier az The above gl,uss,i tssEk.
4 -acElnty tlsa; t atsse ststruscni . E1s'
s.s t--. ts.t - anr sussg4 it,tFu srs-i ts,list
J. ". HEklNtt. tAshseT
-1i-srits,1 zI-i 30 tci,ve this eth 'iay
HE Magrh l~ss
HJbu p FInbf~ Noiar, trit4ir
t..tr-ft- Allsst
Us 4 g. BOND
taAEl.kS h guBERT-. uirsSst.ys
% fuLLtNtt-tEA.
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T T. oRNDoRFF's SONS.

Il l. oHNDOHFf . SUNS
TAFFETA BROCADES.
CALI IDENTITIES.
DRAP DIZMAR.
GRAPE BROCADES.
PRINTED MUSLINS.
PERCALES,
FANCY SATINS.
MANILA GRAPES.
BLACK. FANCY AND FIGURED
CREMPALENES.
The newest thing, in Decorations are
SATSUMA.
JAPANESE GOLDEN.
PURDAH.
CAMEO and
HAMILTON DRAPERIES.
Shirt Waists, all colors aud sizes. from p
cent, To sl.es.
japanese Wash SILK for Waists,
Habutais. plain, b cents yard, corded 80
cents. beautiful coiorings.
Ladies Fine Shoes and Slippers speciality.
Nohb, shoes for Men in Black, Russo, and
Patient i.eathers.
Away. the latest in Cent Furnishings and
Hats
We r,u save ynu money pu
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The Carroll Neics has reduced is suh~criP
ton price to seventy cents year TO cash
in-advauee patrons.
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Richard lehu. who kilcl his delunned wife
and unborn child without apparent cause last
October. pleaded guilty 20 murder in the sec
ofd degree in -. Louis on SATURDAY and was
sentenced 10 90 wear, in the Peuitcnriarv.
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Louis A. Tracy, secretary and teller of the
Security Company, in Hartford, Connecticut,
was arrested ON Wednesday, charged with
having embezzled 50. 700 from the company
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The undersigned hereby notifies all persons
in arrears for taxes that they must pay the
same promptly, or he will proceed TO collect
according TO law. He can be seen at his
residence, Westminster, every day after 2
o clock, D. IN, and on Saturdays all day,
VIM. G. RINEHART
mr2 At Collector 18th District.
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NOTICE.

Office OF The Farmers Mutual Fire lnSur J
ance Company Of Dug Hill, Carroll !
County. Nd, March &, lSei J
Notice Is hereby given thar the Annual
Meeting Of the members Of the Company will
be- held on SATURDAY, the 10th day OF
MARCH. 1895. between - M. and p. m,
at the Company'S 0fice. in Manchester, Nd,
tor the purpose Of electing u Directors fol
the ensuing wear,
JOHN r. STRENIG,
marc u Secretary.
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NO 1928 EQUITY.

Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county -it-
ting as a Court az Eqnliy,
John Michael Kolb, Mortgage. Us. Jesse 7.
Norwood and wife, Mougsgors.
Ordered ihi, 9Th day of March 4. D.,
1885. that she sale of the mortgagd property
made ard reported in the above entitled
cause Us John Michael kolb, Mortgage,
under and by virtue of the power contained IN
a mortgage from Jesse F. Norwood and wife,
To him dated April 2I>I, 1884. and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll county. in liber b. F. C.. No. 30,
folio 10 &c. be finally ratified and confirmed,
unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on or
before the Sih DAY OF April, next; provided q
copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper published in Carroll county once a
week for three successive weeks previous Ia
the lst day Of April. next.
The report states the amount at sales 10 be
81. 10000.
BENZ. +. GROUSE, Clerk
True coIN.--leSt:
mar, 81 BgxJ. f. Crorsg. Clerk.
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Recent heavy rains have caused destructive
floods in Georgia. Railroad traffic Is DELAYED
hv the washing away of bridges.
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Charles A. Sturgcss. for l. wears head
bookkecper for Proctor 4 Gamble. soap
manufacturers, OF Chicago, j. a deiaultcr 10
the amount 1T 50 600 and fugitive from
justice.
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Having disposed Of my Machine Shop.
Patterns, &c, to Mr. l.. A. Haler, thorough
maehinst / take pleasure in recommending
him to nv customers and the public generally.
WM. II. GILBERT
Referring to the above beg leave TO state
that make specially Of Engines and Hy-
draulic Pumps An kinds Of Repairs promptly
attended to and work guaranteed.
l.. A. HALLER,
at Gilbert's Old Stand,
Green and Liberty streets,
MARI 81 Westminster. Md
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DATIFIcATIoN NOTICE.

PARTICIPATION NOT1CG.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County,
FEBRUARY TERN. 1895.
Estate of Mary \. Dayhoti, deceased.
On application it Is ordered this 26th day
Of February. 1895, that the sale of the Real
Estate OF Mary \. Dayhoti. late of Carroll
county. deceased. made hy Edward Ii. Sheai-
fer. Executor of the last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased, and this day reported TO this
Court by the said Executor. he ratified and
confirmed. unless cause be shown to the con
trars on or before the lst Monday, lSt day, of
April, next; provided a copy Of this Order be
inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county. before the 9Th Monday. 18th day, of
March. next.
The report states the amount oi sale 10 be
seven hundred dollars $4,000.
DAVID II. HOFFACkER,
LEWIS CASH. Judge
ALBERT SClAEFFER. J
Trnc eopy,--Tesi:
GEo. VI. PAREE,
MARI 81 Register Of Wills.
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Large Shipment of Lard.

The third large shipment OF lard during the
past thirty DAYS left Baltimore, Md. ON Tues
day. on the Johnston liner Barrowmorc for
Hayre Ii amounted 10 l,4l4.35l pounds
valued at sips. co. The Ulstermore on her
last trip took ont about 20OO 600 pounds 70
Liverpool, and the Polario recently left
with LOIS, 500 pounds for Hamburg. The
shipments since. and including the last
week in February. are as follows: Queens
more. 10 Liverpool. 39l, 25G pounds: ANA
rynthia, to Glasgow, lg7,079 pounds; Me
mantle. to London, 100000 pounds; Pro
dano, to Rotterdam, 1888. l7G pounds: Ross
more, to Liverpool. l0j. 200 pounds; Karlsruhe,
To Bremen, 81 ,306 pounds; Lord Bangor, to
Belfast, l45, $50 pounds; Bolivia, 10 Hamburg,
$40, 396 pounds; Julia Rollins, to Rio Janeiro.
206. 600 pounds; Tritonia, to Glasgow. ia
40 pounds; Lord Charlemont, to Belfast, 81
$50 pounds; Patapsco TO Rotterdam, 81, 900
pounds; Minnesota, to London. I56. 900 pounds;
and Belgian King, tie Antwerp, tGl,9Sl
pounds.
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wAsnlNGroN pIsrRIcr.

l. B. Wilson. Presiding Elder
Brookland and l.angdon--W. II. Chapman.
ForestviIle-W. L.Orem. one To ha supplied.
Gaithersburg-W c. Brian
keusington-R VI, Moore
I.anhams- Daniel Haskell
I.aytonsyille-D. B. Winstcad
Leonardtown-A. Z. Spielman
Montgomery. w. Steele.
Piney Groye-Supply
81. Mary SIS. 5. Wilson.
Severn-H C. Smith.
Speneerville-Wm Harris
Tenuallytown and Concord-E. II. Smith.
Washington, d. c.
Anacostia-,lames McIaren.
Douglass Memorial. l. Walsh.
Dumbarton Avenue and West Georgetown
j. B. Stitt.
Fifteenth Sueet-W. W. Van Arsdalc.
Fletcher Chapel-C o. Cook
Foundry-O. A. Brown, 6. H.. Corey.
Gorsurh-.J. II. VI. Lemon.
Grace-Watson Case.
Hamiine-E. 5. Todd
Mckendree-L. T. Waterman.
Metropolitan and Dupont Circle-Hugh
Johnston. One 10 be supplied.
Ryland-S. NJ. Hartsock.
Trinity-M. +. B. Rice.
Twelfth Street,. NJ. Slarrow.
Union-Alexander Bielaski.
Waugh o. Eldridge
Wesley Chapel-C. W. Baldwin.
Washington District-Supply.
A. II. Ames, superintendent Lucy Webb
Hayes Deaconess Home and Trimming School.
member Of North Capitol Quarterly Confer
ence.
Ruter W. Springer, chaplain United States
Army, member Metropolitan Quarterly Con
ference
FREDERICK DISTRICT.
J. R. Wheeler, Presiding Elder.
Barton-Henry Nice.
Berkeley Springs. w. Van. H. Courtney
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Very Cheap Iron


From tbs BsltiEporv Ssn.
Mr. Eugene Davis. %! the L. Toilette Coal
and Iron Company. has bcrn criticised tHr
bis statement thar pig ir0u caH H. made Co.
East Tennessee for - a ton. iu fact for 81 =.
ion. he adhergs. however. 10 his state
meui aUd ASKS tor q reiutatiuu q! i. be rr-
Gently published statement Of ;. ). Carry, ut
the Metropolitan Iron Company, 60 the efleo,
that the Lake Superior iron region ha, lost
SlO0. u00. go BE- the recent ehenpeHiug of lJuH
production 10 the South. also attracts ait.n-
ton. The argument !, made thar the cheap
ore, ofthe lake region do not necessarily mean
cheap pig iron because ihey ARE Zoo far from
the coke region. Cheap ere. ike cheap coke.
becomes expensive after IL Is haiul.d several
hundred miles Hence the conclusion thar
the place for the cheapest pig iron Is the ~.
gion where the ore lies close 20 lhe coal seam.
aud that region +, ia Virginia East Tennessee
and Alabama. The struggle Of the irunma,-
iers Of Pennsylvania to maintain their ,upre-
macy = bound 10 fail. il is said, because the
bottom factors of production are against them.
Germany produces cheaper iron than Eng
land makes. producing some of il a, - a ton.
England has lost her lead and begins 90 get
iron from Germany The time is coming il
Is asserted, when Europe viii gej is supply
of iron from the South.
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OYSTER SUPPER forget the
OOyster Supper, at Oakland Mills, on the
evenings of March Dist and 22nd. Should the
evening of the 2lst be rainy, the supper will
be postponed until the 22nd and 23rd. All
are cordially invited 10 attend, good time
IS anticipated.
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Two Sides TO a Question


l,9sNs lus. sar rtf-
uaas,I IS Relrls=rl. aha aua- .agsg
araa ai lapJan-. Washington euaatr Nd
has 4ai' arm'ns disgust. lls .av. farming
is ra .na.rr ur.atahi- aHi BE- &, susFl b.. dfd
1a; 4ait ,a4.n.r. tie has Iren IfFins CO. fagu
asienihfaiY sa8 made -lr,-al dssi, &C
ahraf <7oaiac. PIC ,aEs b. rsauo, zroa
aacas ipr ..s. that 81 sl arE~. A. iAr prt
sal8in1 pg5er af So gTrts hslshr. 90 irvrr-
a}ulzs he -ay, u.aa IS ra1srvr thr uarg hr
r-tis.s, and d.. Hrhes ;h. galfkes t- ee5s
zHay i-um ehfzL rH ti. aTa t- ts, -,a'
.ssl iram D. fa go tnsh-., 81 ab~s' ta the
acre. agi Boa abe palay iAys ~ 81 iH ahr1t
thsre aa- rraHt ga raasiuS it
rAExtSs aors r,s.
William q. Martin hs. f4,axa, from Dr.
Geutgc r. NickarsuH Thg Faaeli farm. ia
Milss. B.,,r Nees TaIts4 g,unfy. Nd a
small bpi ,erg valuable place NJ Martin s.
becoming Que 81 fhe largest laainWu~r. BOB
laitat COUNTY, ana Soc Isassrsslg p, nunt.r
Of fhe i.,.-f farms iu The cuun;y H. believe,
farming Tars sYsa nua. aud s., be- has aCru.
yats. bookkeeping sls.ae Nth each 81 ni- firms
be ought ta kHaU tina ~ his specialize j.
iaals 81 the finest ircei-, and has -i0cA ass
vel represented a. ihe recent ra14lfr1 shows sa
Baltimore lis iueals 'nA~ hIm hy saving
that BE- B. smbliioH, al owning a. mauy Talbot
tarus aS Cen William Nskeuny ovn, il
pue+u Auu, gagHfy. sud be- has ais"lt sixty.
from which BE- haFvc-t- aJ Is minimum l2i.,sD
Au.h-i, &c gram auuaal.y. which !, more than
tbs whole gram crop ui several MARYLAND
e.sHutir,.
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M. E. Conference Appointments, &c

This conference, which began in Baltimore
on Wednesday of last week, closed on Tuesday
night last. Rev. W. J.. Mcdowell made the
following report
Church Membership-Num of proba-
TONERS 5,24l. an increase of 1913; full mem
bers ~, $50, increase I,609: local preachers
147, increase ;; deaths $50, decrease IS.
Baptisms-Ch Children, 3,43S, decrease 225;
adults 397, increase ).
Sunday Scholastic, increase 5;otiicers and
teachers ,432, increase 81: scholars -, 195. IN
crease $50.
Church Property-Number of churches
404. increase !: value S3.3S6, 200 increase
S5l 400; number of parsonageS I'D. decrease
,: probable value S436. $50. increase 500:
paid for building and improving churches and
parsonages SS4. 222. increase SIS, 302: paid on
old indebtedness and church property S34.
0O7, increase ST. S67; present Indebtedness on
church property 1892, 100. decrease S5.661.
Ministerial Support-Paid pastors and for
house rent SlS5. pa. increase $500; deticlen-
cies 50. G70. increase 81 500: paid presiding
elders 81. OF, increase S2S2; paid episcopal
fund s.. 392. decrease $50; paid conference
claimants ST. 7S2. decrease 81.
Bishop Andrews made the following ap-
pointmentS:
BALTIMORE DISTRICT.
W. NJ Ferguson. Presiding Elder
Annapolis
First Church-W. l.. Mcdowell.
Wesley Chapel-,Iohn Edwards.
Baldwin Memorable. \. Jones.
Baltimore
Bennett Memorial-A. H. Thompson: sup
ply. ]. w. K. Sumwalt.
CITY Station, First Church,. p. Frost
Twentv-fourth SIT. W. Hammerslcy. Jr.
f,raarayyal
Oxford-C. ID. Smith
Eutaw Street-G F. Maydwell.
Fort Avenue-W. f. Roberts
Madison Aveuue-l.ucien Clark, Il. W. IL.
Weech.
Mt. Yernou-G. W. Cooper.
Mt. Vernon Place.. 7. Townsend.
South Baltimore-H. r. Naylor.
South Baltimore Mission-Wm. SheerS.
Strawbridge-W l. Mekenney.
Wesley Chapel-JameS p. Wilson.
Woodberry-
First Church-Page Milhuru.
Graee-L NJ. Bennett.
Roland Avenue-H. NJ. Thurlow.
Baltimore Circuit. I. Peters. l.. J..
Bennett.
Calvert-P. c. Edwards.
Curtis Bay Mission-Supply.
Hunt's-J L. Ncl.ain.
I.utheryille-S l.. Bryant.
Magothv and Mt Carmel-H. X. Savage
Mt. Washingtou-G W. Evans.
Reisterstown aud Giyndon-W. I. tnrley.
supply. J. f. Handy.
Smithville-T. +. CopeS.
Solomon's- R. :. Barnes.
Sourh River-W. A. Carroll.
West River-O. C. Marriott, W. G. Mcneil,
J. f. Goucher president, j. b. Van Meter.
professor in Woman's College Of Baltimore,
members Of CITY Station quarterly conference.
F. J. Wagner president of Morgan College
Of Baltimore. member of Madison Avenue
Quarterly Conference.
H. II. Clark, chaplain in United State
Navy, member Of First Church. Anuaroii,
Quarterly Conference.
John i-anahau. agent Of Book Depository.
member Of Mt. Vernon Place Quarterly Con
ference.
". ". Davis. superintendent Of City Mis-
sionarv aud Church Extension Socieiy. mem
her Of Straw bridge Quarterly Conference,
J. F. Hci~sc. editor Of Baltimore Methodist.
member Of CITY Station Quarterly Conference.
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MILLER BROS.
Popular Stores,
Opp. R. R. Depot,
nrl6 Westminster, Md.
DATIFIcATIoN NOTICE.

DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
Ia she Orphans Court Of Carroll Cosn'y.
FgusrAEr TrGV lss5.
Estate 81 William Shuhkagel, deceased.
On application IT !, ordered this 18th day of
February. lSa5. that the sale Of the Real
Estate 1t William Shubkagel. late Of Carroll
county decreased. made hy William IL. Shub-
kseel and Anna Jane Shahkagrl. Executors
pf the las, VIII and Testament Of said de-
ceased. and this lay reported to tins Court by
the said Executors, be ratified and confirmed,
unless e.au,s be shown tu the contrary on OF
before the ~ Monday. - dny, of April.
next. provided copy Of this Order be IN
serted for three successive weeks IA some
newspaper printed and pnhiishcd IN carroll
county. before the Itb Monday. 2iih day. of
March, next;
The report states the amount Of sale tu ice
nineteen hundred dollar, .Sl.sOouu
DAVID H. HOFFACkEBl
LEWIS CASH. JgdgeS
ALBERT SCHAEFFER,
True col,y.--Tc~t
GEO. NJ Pass
mar % Register Of Wills
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Z T. ORNDoRFFs SONS.

7 t. ORNDORFF'S SONS.
Itmakes no difference where you have been
or what von have seen, the fact can not be
gotten around that We have got The
Largest and Finest Stock
in town.
We have made a Special Effort this Sea-
son in
Dress Goods and Silks.
The results have already been very salts
factory. It has been said OF our Dress
Goods and silks. thai 1t Is the most Complete
Line. and affords wider range of selection
than any that va, ever displayed here. one
Of the most stylish thing. that W. are showing
i~a
French Novelty
in Stripes snd Figure. SIX and Wool Mixed.
exclusive patterns. sl.co per ward
One, If the cheapest thing ia
Trimmings,
ypu ever sass. Is Chaurcable Figured, Faucs
Sill, "a iuch. a cent, l..r yarI.
vandyke Laces and Collars,
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NO. 1888 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Herschel F. l.amotte, Assignee. ". Henry
Holbrooks and Sarah Holbrooks. his wife
Mortgagors.
Ordered this Nth day of March, 1899, that
the sale of the property mentioned in these
proceedings made and reported by Herschel
f. Lamotte, Assignee of Mortgage, be ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
thereof be shown on or before the 18th day
of April. next provided copy Of this order
he inserted in some newspaper published in
Carroll county, once in each of three success
Sive weeks before the Sth day of April. next.
The report states the amount of sales 10 he
1881. 80.
BENZ. F. GROUSE, Clerk
True Copy,-Test:
mario st BENZ. f. GROUSE. Clerk
WIN. H. THOMAS.
w ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
WESTMINSTER, NJ D..
Office opposite Farmers and Mechanic s
National Bank. ma22 80
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RECEIVED THIS WEEK.

WE ARE MAKING 4
SPECIALITY THIS SEASON
OF
MEMS SUITS
To ORDER FOR S15. 90.
WE ARE OFFERING
SOME BIG VALUES AND
INVITE YOUR INSPEC-
TlON.
OUR CUTTER HAS BEEN
HIGHLY COMPLMENTED
On HIS WORK THE PAST
SEASON.
FIT AND WORKMAN
SHIP GUARANTEED.
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RrRGESS \. WILLIAMS.

late of Carroll county. deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the SubScri-
berS. on or before the 9ih day Of October.
lSq5: they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this 4th day Of
March, 1898.
EPHRAIM WILLIAMS,
DAVID ID. BYERS,
mart Il Executors.
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lhs paz-t. largest. Ibsapest ass Most
Ea.5abls uau-, is fo-u
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is 10 give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county, in Mary letters tesla
mrntarv ON the Personal Estate Of
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Arlington and Fimtcu-N. y. AaN~ar'l-
Baltimore-
Bethany independent J. ". Ionc>.
Columbia Avenue--C. +. Guthrie.
David Rogers Mission -Sup r. r. M1Tpby.
Emory Ezekiel Rirharlsun.
Fayeise Street, II RichaTsisoH
Franklin Street-B r. Ciarks0u
Fulton Avenge-G. K. SanneE
Jarrett Park--C. T. House,
Grace-Richari HArcourt
Harlem Park. Mck REFLEX
Memorial--T ;. Long.
Monroe Street-W A. koouig
Summerfeld--J r. Wood.
Union Square. r. Wright
WaIsrook Park. F. Jcnnrss-
West BaIiimore-W X. STRICKEN
Carrolltou-C. Z. Dndrear.
Catonsviile-D c. Miller
Eldridge-H. P. Vest.
Ellieott Ciiv-D. N. Browning.
Hampstead-E. Bahrruan; sup, V. D..
Knight
I.aurel-A. r. Gibson.
Liberty. H. Marsh.
Linganore and Union Bridge Thoma-
Mood
MI. Airy. 7. Marsh.
New Windsor-T. J. CrnsS. sup. H. p.
Davis
Patapseo--Osborne Belt. J. r. Eusor
Relay A. b,illmou
Savage and Guilford-M. J. Law
Summerfeld C,tircuit-W II. Deli
Thurmoni-Henry Mann; snp.. X. 6 Muir
nay.
West Falls-A r. Campbell
Westminster-Joei Brown
II. NJ. Hartman. professor ia Dickinson
College, member Of Fayettr Street Quarterly
Conference
C. f. Young, professor in Morgan College
member Of Harlem Park Quarterly Confer
ence.
J. $ Burton. j. f. James, W H. Bell left
without appointment To attend one ut our
schools.
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Summer Fabrics,

far fhi. SEASON. are
scorer LAWNS.
IANIlIA PuNGEE.
TEIA.EEIA DUH,
hNuTIEb ~WISS NJ~LtN~.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

mars At
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v. ;. Edwards. Presiding Elder.
Aberdees,-F G.. Porter.
Baltimore
Appoll--C q. Isaac.
bohemian Mis-iuu-F. y. th5da.
BroadWay-H. :. France
Canton Street. f. 0ckrrmau.
Caroline Street, ". Hobbs
Chester Street. " Smith
East Baltimorc-F II Haycuner. Il a.
Isaac.
Exeter Sireci-H d. Mitchell.
Circenmouut A. Thirlkeld.
Hartford Avenue-R Richard Mons.
Highland-W. W. Barnes
HIGH Street-Soi0mou German,
Homestead ~. 7. HaFr.
jefferson Street.. A. Price.
Madison Square-E. l.. Hubbard.
North Aveuue-B g. W Reid.
North Balnmort-A J. Gi}
Waverlv-W &. Herbert.
Belair-E. C. Gallagher
Darlinetou-l. f. natton.
East Hartford W. Fleming
Ciayanstown- Y. Leech
Great Fall,-Reuteu holb v H. Richard
son
Havr,. de Grace-W. f. Biri
Hartford r. H. Lamar
Hereford VIM Roger. T. T. Meahyay.
T. F. Marshall.
Long Greeu-W. G. Babcoek.
North Uarford-A. ]. Bcader.
Parkion-I r Par,ios. II, e. Grimmril
sparrow PainI-D 4 Foari
Towson--A. r. Rciley,
West Hartford b +. Dcsre-: ,upl}s l..
NJ Ferguson.
g. ". HYDE. chaplain Of S,ameu t-riou
Bethel member Of Broadway Quavter.Y Con
ference.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20
LONSDALE.

Rev. w. II. Shaw officiated at the Pri-
mitive M. T.. Church yesterday.
Enterprise Lodge, ]. o. o. f., visited
Ashton yesterday to attend divine SER
vice with the Ashton Lodge.
The pushing of the technical error Of
advertising several liquor licenses seems
like waste of effort on the part OF the
temperance people. Nothing can be hoped
to be gained toward surpressing the
traffic by this kind OF action and q good
many friends might be lost by an exhibit
tion Of apparent venom.
The Lonsdale National Band will hold
Its second annual tea party In Foresters
ball, Valley Falls, next Saturday. Supper
from to 6p. m, followed by a concert
and ball. Floor manager, Theodore
Wadsworthy; prompter, A. Marks; COM
mittee OF arrangements, James William
son; chairman, John Preston; secretary,
James Healey; treasurer, X. ii. Rutteii,
Sol. Knowles, John Dixon, Herbert
Sayball, William Butler, John Tetlow.
The annual report Of Christ Church
shows very gratifying increase In MEM
bership and activity In church work
through the various societies connected
with the parish. Rev. ]. V. Chalmers ID
to be congratulated on the success OF this
years work.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-05-20

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