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PorierS Items.

The Christmas entertainment at Messiah
Lutheran Church. was q decided sacc,~s. The
program. entitled The Light "f the World.
wa rendered with spirit. An rNercis, los
eightces.n little ones. who Carried hauucr-.
each hearing one letter 81 the sentence The
Light Of the World, aud recitc,i one line vi
the poem ct the same title. was quite prruy
also the exercise bv the Young ladies Of Np-
Carrie Shoemaker class. Who carried ioW
er, and irnits and whose appropriate reejla-
hons were intsrspsrsrd with singing fo,ns tho
hynp, Il THINK When ! Read That Sweet
Story ofOld. The recitation ~ Master Erwin
Shoemaker. entitled ''Iust Before Christmas
I'm as Good a. | Kin b.. was heartily en-.
ioy,,l rs ALL The trce was heauiif,lls trimmed
and contained good things for ST. Al the
close &C ihe rXcrrisc> Mr.. q. ". He-. an.
n0uncr,l thar a collection Nonld T. taken uP
for She benefit Of the former pastor, Rev. II.
4. is,tteuuau. nos living seriously III 81 has
home near Bsrret- The AnuouucculrHr ass
literally responded to-
Mr. aHd Nh. l.. NJ Bushry ami viss cutrs
tanned large nnmlpr If their relative aHsi
friend. on Christmas isy With al oid .iashsoue.
Christmas dinner, iu the good old Mar laisi
-fyie. Among the number pyvsrui werr Nj.
and Ms. g. ". Hes, Mr. and Mr. Shoe
maker. Mr. aud Mu ! G. Mckjuncs and
iatNiths wv AAN ~ @Nltt iftANtst' 'T-st 80
g. Flory aud NJ Sayille Heasit. H. ti,e
afternoon soglc Of the Younger znrsis fnak a
hiehiy enjoyable horseback r,lr. calling b.
>.s some ~ their friend. on ihe r5etr. fhr
company was augmented "a the evening l.y =
numlscr ~ yuung people. friesd, 1T MJ-s Nil,
Eushes and her hrnihers. Music, sssuis~ ail'i
pleasant conversation madc the hoers ~
apae.. A. tea 'cloek handsome roiiatisa'
Was SERVED and ie~ honr- later all isaa'
adieu 10 thrir kind host aud h0.te-. aHd ih-'r
pleasant family Those present ~ere Miss
Milly Bushey. Ahhic Mekinury. Carrie Shs.s-
maker. Moliir aud Ne,iic Hess, Elsa, Renness,
Edna Gather. Matte Shoemaker, eScoFs,a
Caliisuu. Jalia Ways. Mrs Mays, Mc~rs.
Mae Shjpiey. Herbert Wamplrr. Gsogge
Flory. VIII Gather. Harry Crooks. John sa,i
Harry Bu,hey. Savilis Hewitt. A. II. Wallace,
Andy tsormun and Maurice Hess,
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MelrpSe Items.

Mr. Charles W Mace. the et,icient ASH,
;aut teacher Of Slate Hin school. near here.
!. an the sick list.
Harry / German. Il Chase. Benton county.
iRd.. came home Ia spend the holidays with
sis parents H. Chicago b. had quite an
sireniure He aud another gentleman Nvre
stalking along the street. near Lincoln Park
ukcn a man put n lighted cigarette into hi'
raataloons l.rket. ma dnuht Ia barn = hole ~
b.. pocket "a order in have the purse drop oui.
M. t,r,mau. Who l. an experienced traveller.
escaped with a b'srut h0lr IN his pocket. and
~ nurh uuue, D. he had before
Nr. Hrury Ningllng. slaughtered ioHr,
h,.Es weighing 20. @2n. pa and 81 pound-,
TIA Friday last It Repaired ,su mail carriers,
Elick aui Aii-rt. and accidentally and an
i-gfvaslv.s. bath Wsve dumped into ihr snow
TIE Lutheran entertainment si the Man
cl,e-srr Lutheran chursh uu Sun,ia, night
va a sscc,<-- The ehnrrh Sas crowded. and
the rxrrst-ss rXc~lIeutly performed
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MilleriS Items.

Mr.. John Barley. of Ida county, Iowa. palo
friends i'm this vicinity a short visit recelilN.
Mr.. Howard Cramer. of Glen Rock. IA
is spending his holiday vacation with ms
parents here.
The entertainment held here under the
auspieces of Miller's Union Sunday school
was grand success. The church was crowded
to its utmost capacity and was Handsomely
decorated with evergreens and artlhcla
flowers. Two large pine trees reaching 10
the ceiling. one on each side OF the ailhr
heavily laden with treats for the SUNDAY
school members and many presents. added
greatly 10 the scene, as did the stage. winch
was trimmed in modern style, with large
arch fronting the congregation, upon winch
were placed many wax candles OF diVers
colorS. The back ground presented a beautl-
panorama. emblematical of the birth ct
Christ The program, consisting OF many
Rotations, dialogues and hymns. was skiilinlly
rendered.
Misses Eliza Miller. of Hanover. Pa; Lean
Bubb. of near New Freedom; Lizzie Thomas.
of near Fiscal and Mr. George Ehrhari: OF
Hanover, Pa. spent AmaS with Misses Ina
and Bertha Frank.
MesSrs. George Brown. Seward Smith and
Miss Lille Brown are spending the holidays
in Jersey CITY
Mr. Edward Berwager and William LLOYD.
both of near Greenmount. spent last NedneS-
day with j. p Frank
Ca Christmas day Mr.. John Elias Richards
and Miss Rosa Hare. both OF near TINS place
were married by Rev. c. NJ Eyster, OF Man.
chester Miss Rehecca Hare. sister Of The
bride. otiiciated as bridesmaid, and Mr.. Jesse
Deageu rs groomsman. \ grand dinner WAS
given in honor Of the newly married couple al
the residence of the groom parents. al winch
the following were prominent Mr. and Mr..
J. t. Richards. Mr.. aud Mrs.. William
Richards. parents Of the groom. Mr.. aud
Mrs Elias Rahcustiuc Mr.. and Mrs. George
Folk. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Warehime and
son. Mr.. John T. Rahenstue and family.
Mr. Lewis Bortncr and family. Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Hare and Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver ilppy.
Of Manchester. Nav the richest of blessing
crowd their pathway.
The MiIler's Union SUNDAY School viii
convene in the church in the morning. neat
Sunday. for the purpose OF recognizing.
\ series of meetings Will he hcgnu IN IN"
L. u. Church here next SUNDAY night hy
Rev Mr.. ReNrnIc.
Henry VI. Miller has purchased the pTUpcrty
formerly owned by Mn. Elizabeth Frank.
She conlemplaIcs moving To- BALTIMORE.
Miss Bertha Frank has hecu confined io
the house inr some fin,r with iuta'nai"rN
rry~Tppla@
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UniOni0wn Items.

Thoma, Clvde Rouy-on. whO speu, hi. .,aii.
dav vacation IN Washington. D. C. returned
hugne ou Tuesday and opened bis .chu.sl 90
Frixriihurg ON "Wednesday. lie was the rrcii,-
lent 1t vcr3 pretty picture, a. a Kift fr,,m his
pupils. n the cln.e II hi, school i0r the hai..
DAYS
Messys. keily aud Melvin Rlutso1i. Of Eal.
iimorc. sons Of Mr.. George Rougsnu. spent a
few DAYS az home thus week
Miss Alice Coyrr, Of Elkion. Va. whu had
leen the guest of Miss Belle Cover. left for
Baltimore ora "Wednesday, accompanied D.,
Miss Cover.
Mis-, Minnie Cover. of Mt jackson. Va. Is
tho guest nf Mrs T. j. Shryeve.
Mis- Jennie Martin. Of Westminster and
Mr. Neal Roberts. Ut Virginia. visited Mr.
Harry Weaver family ga FRIDAY last.
Misses Margaret aud Elizabeth Cover spent
last week with their aant. Mrs Roher O.,
Fuss, Uuioh Bridge
The entertainment given in ihe Methodist
Protestant Church GA Iuesda, was largely
attended The program prepared by Rev.
+. q. Grouse. OF the NJ. p. Clntrch. va. ueIl
rendered ly the members 0f the SUNDAY
School aud Christian Endeavor Sociei1 The
collection, amounting to abOnt 81, was Tor
church extension work. Alrr the ieuclic-
ton by the pastor Rev. J. 4. las-rll. the
officers. teachers and scholars N arched 10 the
lecture room. where they receii ed their treat
of candy and oranges
The ice hlryeSterS of our tosxu have their
ice houses filed with fine iee, auled from a
pond on the farm Of the late Mr. Jacob Eek
ard Il was from FIVE Ia SIX inches thick
Mrs Harry Cover and Mrs Suadcr, Of Frs.
zellburg. visited Mn. John q. Hnllenberrs "n
"Wednesday
Miss Laura Eekard spent the pss, week III
! pals.,,.ra .sa1Ftpsr thu f.xnil1.s- at Mss4-rS
Theodore aud Wesley Eckard.
Mr.. Jesse Arnold Is at ihe keey Institute,
HugerStown, receiving treatment
We wish for the Democratic Advocate and
It's editors. employees and patrons happy and
prosperous new wear.
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Carroll charre. Re1ormed chnrch.

We read ct one who wrote. 1.-THE lines are
lailen unto me IN pleasant places and such
experience has been realized in n temporal
sense and otherwise. by Rev. H. j. Maealiser,
the pastor of the above named charge. during
the past two weeks. The kindly sentiment OF
the people which has always been manifested
toward HIM, and the willing cooperation with
HIM III the work of his pastorate, which he has
always met with from the faithful members of
ms churches, these experiences alone lead
him 10 look back over the past two years with
thanktulnesS aud forward into the coming
days with fuller assurance of success.
But ii has not been in words alone that this
sentiment has been given expression. Carroll
parsonage in this city has been the scene of
an ingathering of the products of garden and
dairy and field. until meat house and hennery.
cellar and pantry and stable have been gener-
ously supplied. With these suhStantials around
them. the pastors family are insured against
and probability of the -four barrel failing or
their table lacking supply for many days to
come.
First, as was noticed in the papers of
couple of weeks ago, came the congregation
of Jerusalem Church of Bachman' Valley.
the little company who TODAY. in the face of
difficulties which oppose. still continue loyal
% their spiritual mother. and faithful to the
promises they made her. These came laden
with good things. and bringing also heauti-
tul testimonial for the pastors wife, which
shall he cherished a racmeuto OF kindly
feeling and christian greeting.
Next in line came 81. Matthews cumgrega-
lion of Pleasant Valley. and well filled bask
cts were brongh, to the door. andthc pastor :
buggy laden with good things for the inner
man.
And Them last. but not least. in the process
sion. ON New IeaE, night. krider> congrega-
tion appeared ou the scene and the parsonage
was crowded. and pantry and corn-crib heaped
with generous tokens of kindlv remembrance
aud loving goodwill And then. a. ii all this
Was not enough the pastor was called To the
door aud presented with another gift in the
shape Of u beautiful cutter Sleigh AT sight of
which torbodingS of difficult Journeys were
dspelled. most acceptable present and very
necessary medium of locomotion in these via
ter days, when buggy wheels stick and hycirles
ARE laid up To take a rest.
And nov the pastor ia addition Ia his ac-
acknowledgements from his pulPitS ot these
many kiudneSSes. would herr avail himself
again. 81 the courtesy which has often been
extended Ia him hy the Editors of the city
laPers. Ia tender to his people through these
columns, has thanks for these reminders ni the
, kindly Thought, and open hands and loving
hearts of those among whom his lot has been
east. Nav this holiday season. a il has been
90 him and his family prove one ot happiness
Also Ia every member in each of has churches
and NAV Iarrnll Charge. now an the threshold
ef ls.'i. realize through the months ~ c,ul"
happy. prosperous and helpful year.
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Eaausel l.ashsran church held ,hcir Chri.s
has ..rric. uu Suuisy ryenins last. lhv
eharsh s.as hli,-i "a ia utmost cAtari'F aRd
the. Decorations uvrs. iss.aniiiui ana appropss
ate ths. suss.1 Interesting Feature i--ing ihr ~
,olyiug Christmas tsev- The srrefcy cntiti-'i
christmas Suni.eam. wgiv sell rvtsierrsi.
supplemented D., a uumb~r ui additional rcei
iasit.us. Specially entertaining sa- tb'-
.-ChiIdrru III IN. kuHsis. saaz hy a nuu-
-,r ut little folks, al-s the snln by l.tilr frrsa
Evster The member. 81 the SUNDAY Schaol
rvceitcd gbeir usual tr,.ai. ami prt6es ssrs
gives fa7 regular attendance. The pAsins. Res
Z V Eysie7, N. kindly remembered hs b.,
congregation. receiving q pew buEg} harness
ana rnl-e also 6ftrcu dollar. 80 gold,
4 number # yi-itur, arr ih tuWu .I~adtpE
the HOLIDAYS with friend, aud Nith the Rngti *
al the merr, sleigh bell and The mass ucfa'issg
PARTIES mar town l. gas and lively al psrsetli-
4 grand tail was gwen under She aHsritss
OF the Manchester Base BAH Association u.s.
NvW Year highs IN !. -. a. :. ball. NJ this
place, 4 large numfet attended, potSgth
standing the fact that another tail VA held
IN town iu opposition. At :, ~ D.. Hs. ihs
procession Ter Ihr grand march formed, le'i
hy Mr. Theodore Dsrr and Mi,, l.izlie Graf
It ~ o'clock refreshments aerr served.
which we're very acceptable Judging from aP-
l4rarauccs} after whioh Jhc hop Na, resumed
until morning HoTaii0 losi>. Samuel Mil.
George Truu, and Ezra fr,ek constituted
abe orchestra and rendered some excellent
music. Am0ug tho-r present were: Mise,
Meta uur,lcr. Katie Warehimc, Matte and
Minerva lyoats Hester aud leila Ailangh.
i-ikzie Graft. Gre- idppy. JENNIE Hiyely.
Sadie aud Jennie Mvers. Ida, Aulie and
Minnie Frederick Eta Thurman. Lizzie Hell,
ftiek A nuie Hunt. Cciia keNel, Lizzie Iheriet;
Mrsdames Hester Wilson. Henrietta Hoh
man. Carrie MaseuhimeF. Amanda stick;
Messrs Jacob Musselman. Robert shower,
Kenneth Masonheimer. Vim. Hoffman. Claude
Hoffman. Charles Graf. Archibald Nanehey,
Vim. Thurman. Elmer Denper. iluratio
Rohri,sugh. franklin Wilhelm, Geo. Helirick.
VIM n. Wilson. Henry Graf, John Myers,
Howard l.ua3s. Jacob Breithaupt Martin
Baltozrr. &. Ameut. Howard Stump. fhen.
Derr aud &. Eekenrode, Of Westminster;
Joseph Motter. 1t Baltimore.
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Frizenburg Items.

The Sunday school at this place will con.
tinue On through the winter. Heretofore it
had been the custom to close about the hell
DAYS until spring.
The snow which fell last week is giving us
yery fine sleighing-better than we had for
several years. and J.. aAnrding pleasure for
many.
The ice houses in this place are all filed
with one exception, with ice measuring about
seven inches. but rather of an inferior quality.
being about one half snow lee.
Mr. Joseph l.. Freeman and wife, Of this
place. were visiting relations and friends in
Gettysburg last week.
Miss Ella Zepp. Of Baltimore, was visiting
AT Henry Smader this week.
Miss Teresa Kelly, of Baltimore spent a
few DAYS at Silas NJ. Bsh this week.
William Townsend, OF Baltimore. spent his
holidays with relatives and friends near here.
Frank Warehime, of Baltimore, was also home
on a visit during the holidays.
The protucied meeting at this place Is now
in progress.
Mr. Dallas Albaugh and wife of near Mex
leo. were visiting nj \. Willet's on NmaS day.
Henry Snader and daughter Elsie werr
visiting relatives and friends in Baltimore
during the holidays.
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entertainment al MORGAN Run School.

The annual Christmas entertainment was
given in Morgan Run SehoolhouSe. Shipiey.
on December ~ The able training of the
scholars hy their teacher, Miss Mary T. Polsier,
was shown by the efficient WAY in which the
children performed their parts. The Christ
mas tree was beautifully decorsted and heavily
laden with bounteOss presents, which were
distributed to the children after the rendering
of the following programme
The Christmas Time Again is Here chorus. Christ
mas Wishes scholars: Christmas Bells Bessie ship
ley; When SANTA Comes. OrVile Zepp: santa Claus,
Daisy Mari. dialogue. Christmas in Uther Lands 1
lsoVS The Christmas Sleigh Ride Mark Stipleys The
Good Children Harry Schneider. recitation. ESsic
Shipey: recitation Minnie Easton: recitation I.uiu
Shipey: recitation. Carroll Williams; concert
else Christmas Presents, girls; concert exercise.
Farmer Browns Christmas tin. Minnie Magiu.
Christmas Willie Schneider; The Two Fishes, Geo
Freyman: The Christmas Tree. Byron Wagner; Emily
Jane Mary Magin: dialogue, Band Of Christmas
Workers. ; boys and girls: A Boys opinion Of
Grandm0therS. John Schneider The quarrel. Henry
AIagin dialogue Irish Mona, 3 girls and boy, How
True Christmas Kindness Was Reganled, Minnie
Magin: dialogue The Arctic Explorer, boys; reel
tatien. LOtte slater; Song OF Christmas Time. Edna
Owings; Ny Dolly, Lizzie Magin; dialogue, Tom ;
Joke girls and ! boy; The Christmas Stocking.
George Hook. dialogue The Dolls Show. / girls:
The Christmas Night Vision. Minnie Nagin; dia-
logue. Auntie Dimple. 1 boys and , girls; santa
Claus aud the Little Helpers Mary Magin: dialogue,
Santa's Workshop boys and girls; last Years
Dolly Bessie Shipley; Nellie's Letter Gertie Hook
chorus. Christmas Wishes 10 scholars; Christmas
faul ftprtip HnDk
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

The BOYS Meeting will assemble at Carroll
Hall this SATURDAY morning
Methodist Protestant Church. SUNDAY
School At 9.l5 -. IA. Preaching at 1890 a.
IA. and go y. m. Y. r. :. C. +. az J.. m.
PRAYER meeting "Wednesday At $50 p. N.
A. y. Melvin. Pastor.
~. Johns Church. Rev. Father Cassidy.
Pastor Suuday-l.oW Mas nj :, l. aud High
Mas at 10 q, m; Ne-pers at $50 =. m. Dur
ing the week. Mas At :. m.
Centenary VI. f. Church.--Suuday School
az ai1 ~. Celebration 0f The 25th ami
versary 81 the dedication ot the church
Preaching ~ 1880 a. m. hy the pastor. and
al 80 y. IA a platform meeting. at which
historical addresses viii be- made 10y Rev. g..
" Hevde. q former pastor, Mr.. y. |. Gorsuch
and Mr. Geo K. iehr. Epworth League
service At 6.4j p. m. PRAYER meeting Wed.
neSdaV At : 80 D. m. On FRIDAY evening.
iith inst, at 5.sO, Rev. +. l.. Hubbard. OF
Monument square VI. F.. Church. Baltimore,
will lecture under the auspices of the Epwurth
Iraguc The subject Nill be How 10 Via.
!. l.. Walsh, Pastor.
Rev. 6. W Seilhamer viii preach ia MON
town Sabbath morning; service, also a. night.
The prosracted meeting now Ia progress in
Frizellburg will be- continued during the week.
Rev John lyenS of PatapScp, is expected Ia
assist the pastor.
salem charge Lutheran Church. ST. Ben
iamins Church-Bihle Glass 20 . q. IN.
Preaching at 10 a. IN. Young People Mis-
,ionaTy Sociei, al g. M. 81. John : Church
Preaching NJ , p. M. and The annual report
of the Sunday School.
;. \. Diehl. Pastor,
Carroll Charge Reformed Church. - Beaja-
MIN Church-Sunday School AT $50 y. m,
Divine service at ,. 80 +. M. -, Matthew $
Church-Sunday School ~ 9 "a. m. Divine
service at 10 3. IN.
H. j. Manchester, Pastor.
Ascension Chureh.-Sunday. Jan t. Feast
of the Epiphany-First Celebration Of Holy
Communion At 80. Second Celebration and
sermon al lO.30. Eyen>ong and Sermon al
80. Daily. Holy Communion al 80. Even
song At I. The Holy Eucharist will he offered
on TUESDAY. January :, AZ 80. in behalf 81
the Bishop Of the Diocese, that day being the
Tenth Anniversary of his conservation to the
Episcopaie. Jesse Higgins, Rector.
81. Paul's Reformed Church - Sunday
School AT 9.l5 a. m. Holy Communion at
10. so a. m. Divine service AT $50 p. m.
Catechism at ESQ p. m. Preparatory service
FRIDAY, 9Th inst. at $50 u m.
Calvin : Slagle, Pastor.
81 Mary Reformed Church. Silver Run
Service at 2.30 p m. Sermon 10y Rev. \. f..
Dreisbach, Phi. II. Calvin :. Slagle. Chair
man Committee of Supply.
Grace Lutheran Church Preaching at
1880 a. N. and p. IN. Morning Subject.
What Shall the Harves, b." Evening.
The Only True Liberty \. p. ). G.. l..
at G.I5 p. N. Holy Communion SUNDAY,
January H. Preparatory services Friday.
Ianar, l. NJ 80 p. N.
F. H. Miller. Pastor
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y. j. Lester. our postmaster. spent few
DAYS ut Washington, d. c., with his brother
in-law. Henry Urine. jeremiah Smith. .
Woodberry. Baltimore. spent Christmas will
his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Walker. Mis-:
Mary Gross spent week with friends ii
Woodberry, Baltimore. Miss Bette Brothers
of Westminster. was the guest of her sister
Mrs Mary Lowe. last week. Miss Grace Lowe
visited her grand parents, Mr. azftl Mrs. Solo
mon Brothers. near Westminster. the pas
week.
Mrs. Margaret Beard and Luther lingling
of Waynesboro. spent Christmas with then
parents and grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Zepp.
On Wednesday afternoon of last week Ed
ward Reese aud young man named Blakesle,
rode through this place aud Mr. Reese stopped
off to see his parents, leaving his comrade IL
the road waiting for him. When he retwne,
he found young BlakeSley lying under hi!
horse in an Unconscious condition. He ha,
from some unknown cause fallen from hi
horse and had received some ugly cuts abou
the head. from which the blood flowed pro
fnselv. The wounded man was taken /" Mr.
john NJ. ReeSe'S and cared for.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Rachel j. Penn. plaintiff. vs. Howard $.
Penn. defendant.
The object of this suit is to procure decree
for divorce vinculo matrimOnii from the de-
PENDANT
The bill states that The plaintiff and defen-
dant were married in Carroll County, Mary
land. in the month of December, 1886, by the
Rev William Franklin That both resided
in said County and State at the time Of their
marriage That they have one child, boy
ct SIX years. by their marriage who is living
with the mother in Carroll County That a
year or So after said marriage the defendant
abandoned the plaintiff and went, as she is
informed. "a the State of Ohio where he IS AT
present residing; that said abandonment has
continued ninterruptedly for more than six
wears; Is deliberate and final, and the separa
ton of the plaintiff and defendant is beyond
any reasonable expectation of reconciliation.
That the defendant is a nonresident of the
state of Maryland.
II Is therenpon adiudged and ordered that
the plaintiff by causing copy Of this order 10
be- inserted in some newspaper published at
Westminster. Carroll County, once in each OF
four successive weeks before the 10th day OF
January. 1893. give notice to the said absent
defendant of the object and substance of this
bill and warn him To appear in this Court in
person or BY solicitor. ON or before the 9TH day
Of February. 1875. to answer the premises and
show cause. it any he have. why decree
ought not 10 pass as prayed.
BENZ. T. CR0U 81. Clerk
True eopy.-Test
dee ~ q BFNI f. Grouse Clerk
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lgsr.fss,s sps 81 rs.r1f-rsr.f Advocate
Nr sud NJ Jer~,niah Natbis, gave ~.
,ei,iiuu nn Sauday. p~rrsnl--r IA. az their
F.=si,lrnc, ia Crnaiegrl Valley. Sc h.shpr ~
,heir rscvu,!y married snu. }. traHt, and h..
eff. ~ha eg.s Mss i..znie VI. Armac,st yoang.
~ iaGshirT ~ Angi,sJ,as ArnAe,st, 81 Rain.
iuasv county. The pastor, SER beautifully
decorated for The Dccusiou and quite uuin-
hcr ~ RELATIVES and friend. ser, m attend
anc,--
Amnag thosr pr,sscut ~rre NJ. aHd Nh.
Jeremiah Matthias. NJ. aud Mr., Augusta.
Arnags,sf Jacob " Matthias and family
s.,,prsr X Br,,~u and family. iehu Ilailr and
family. Mr. Mary >hafsr and children. Mr.
Hester Wisgrr. Nosh Miller zud family Mr..
sud Nh Ri Martin. MISC lrunir Matthias,
tdllir Palmer. Efis Palmer. tivrirudr l4ppy
Mes,r~ Richard Martin. In-. Wi'trF. uasid
Wiiter, Hairy lappy, George Sny,ler, Chas.
i.ippy. Chsrlss Herr and William Herr "i
BALTIMORE.
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