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Mr. jefferson u. iI.apsg. ~ba ~ss sel-or'ssi
go. - aEaiH atis "a move stssat
Tobias ts,ssucli Il vrry ssek tfoa' rup;urr.
Nr. tyrsi Wegsier - Aisa vary sick ir"ai the
samtr eauzs.
Mr.. Charles BslG. pig. and daughter. us
Baltimore nad Mr. Joha II EiEen and @t'~,
and Miss Ada Myers. 81 Westminster, arc
visiting George F. Eizea. u ,his place
Mss Jennie Cam IS yisttug The Misses + r
yer, q WiuGe.d
The leeiage which wss Ztr~n a Academy
dali, Winfield. last SATURDAY. evening, was A.
leptlei b. very large er0~a ~ attentive
listeners Who zerr eager ia hear aisoa; ''BIh-F
Worlds Than Ours. delivered BIS Professor
Hsapes, the principal, Among ttr maay AZ
tentive lstrurrs were a large number % puhlic
school teachers sho manifested great ,55-
iers-si lB the SCHOLARLY maauer ia sh1eh the
many points " interest werv described. The
lecture Was indeed a sarr treat 70 ,rachcrs and
-tutsarsFg
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weather record for the Week.

October 14-mercury 80 at a. IN. and 81
at 2 d. M; heavy fog, followed by clear
weather after u n. October I5-mercury
30 at 7 a. m. and 20 at p. NJ; fog, followed
by clear weather. October l6-mercury sc
ut a. m. and 60 at 2 p. m; fog and mist,
followed by cloudy weather. October IL
mercury IS at a. m. and 81 at p. NJ; log
rain and mist; showery after p. m. October
Is-merenry 81 at 7 a. m. and 72 at 2 p. NJ.
heavy shower and fog, followed by partially
clear weather. October 19-mercury "a at
a. n. and 81 at p. M; clear. October 20
mercury So at a. m. and Sc at 2 p. m; gen
orally clear and blusterv.
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BARN Burned.

The new bank barn on the farm OF Newton
s. Watts. about mile from Arcadia, in Bal
timore county, near the Carroll county line,
was DESTROYED by fire shortly before II clock
Tuesday night. Two horses and two mules
persisted in the flames, besides the contents,
which included u new hay and straw battling
machine. three carloads of baled straw, sew
erai tons Of loose hay, self binder. new har-
ness and farming implements. Mr.. Frank
Fowble Is tenant on the farm. The loss on
the barn and contents is estimated at 81, 500.
Insured in the Carroll County Company for
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orphans. Court.

Monday, October I6.--Iesse +. Lambert.
executor Of Jesse Lambert, reported sales oi
real estate.
Josiah G. Bankeri, administrator v. a. q
Susan d. Bankeri. returned inventory 81 per
soaal property and received orders to sell per,
sonal property aud TO notify creditors.
J. William Earhart, administrator Of Aa.
gustus Richstiea, returned inventory Of per
soual property and received orders 10 sell
personal property and to notify creditors
Susan Taylor, Administrative OF Elijah
Taylor. reported sale Of personal properly,
Winfield c. I4ockard, administrator Of Her
bert +. Loekard, settled first aud 6nal &c
count
Letters testameutary on the estate Of Arch.
bald Graham granted unto Peter J. Graham,
and Andrew ]. Graham.
Tuesday, October Final ratification Of
the sale Of the real estate of Wesley Myers,
deceased.
Charles S. Boring aud Oliver r. Boring.
administrators Of John NJ Boring, settled
frsi aud final account.
Calvin 5. Slagle. administrator ". =, Of
Charles II. Henneman, reported sale OF lease
hold estate
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Rna,ns.a Ln.cnls

Fa,iu tor rent ia Iaueyiowa aissrjci. APP
ply g. John Gait. Westminster, Md.
R,e Waptsi 81, Bnrkhaldey', Disi,llcry. near
Westminster, ND 81
nAelisug far Ernl Aruly io John Bern.
ssrsn. - east Main street. Westminster. Nj
Stop or sale al Rursholaer's uis'illery,
yeAr Westminster, a, 10 cents per- barrel
SCnuLkE~Wp. One prssna may attend
Wuf's Business College Haser.'sWn, Nd,
groa each caan,y Ia any state, until June
5e.h, 1900, fog $500 regular price s55,to.
guls Seed Wheat ja- sale; 81 per bnshel
HAIRY e. Carrier, EjIersblrg. MI.
Tive Houses foF Rent au lbs Gogsarh Road.
JOAN A. nroaSe. Westminster. MI
STRANGE
A maa residing on the Eastern Shore Of
MARYLAND, recently wrutc his name and address
on = postal card and simply addressed 1t |.
BGSEsgn & Sons, Baltimore. BY return mail
be received a handsome Us page catalogue,
containing over 500 fine half tome Illustrations
and very valuable Suggestions on economical
housciaruisbing at rock bottom prices, also a
personal letter from the largest model home
furnishes iu the u. S.-Ali for postai-fy
il. 81
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pealh OF MordecaI c. MeKinstrY

After a sickness Of several months Mr..
Mordecai C. MeKinstry died at his residence,
in Union Bridge, al Go clock, p. m, on Tues
day last. in his 6sth year. Mr.. Mckinstry
retired from business several years ago. lie
was as. - late Samuel Mckinstry, OF
McKlnstry's Mills, and II cousin Of the late
State Senator Pinkney J. Bennett; was a
member of the German Baptist Church, and
in politics was a Democrat. The only office
he ever held was that Of county commissioner,
being elected in 1878. lie leaves a widow
and two daughters-Mrs. James Simmons, Of
Niagara Falls, and Mrs. Scott, OF Ohio. In
TIE family circle he was loving and devoted
husband and father, and socially and in bust
ness he was agreeable and reliable.
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surrrise party Near craneerrY.

TtFEoFta7t 10 Ealt iReIlF7-EaEIN Al VEl31'-T
Mrs. Jonas It's gave q pheasant surprise
party 10 her husband, Mr. Jonas Ctz. uu toe
18th instant A very pleasant evening ~ss
spent by the Young folks 10 masie and games
until 10 ocioek, wheu the dtpingrnom doar
was ,hro~n open and all we're Invited in.
Those preseaG zero Nj Jonas e "a and wife Mr.
Peter Houek ami ife u Manchester: Nj William
Harris ard wife u SHILOH Mr. John Saiih and Nifv.
~ meas Manchester Nj Miiiata Harris aisd = Ste.
u CrsnheFry. Mr. 1e0rEe Mtrkri sad vile 81 Near
Manchester, Misses Estsia froCE. kstie Ia Myrtle
Trump HAIRY Myers. James Harris, L4ehsrs2h Haf-
rfs MyFl {5fE John Hunt
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Henryton Items.

Mrs Octavius Deyeries has returned home
after an extended visit to the North.
Since Henryton store has been remodeled
the improvements have been very striking.
Politics are running high at this writing and
the indications are that our esteemed candi-
date, Mr. Johnzie Beasman, will have the
iion's share of the votes.
This has gotten to he quite a cider drinking
community. about 30 barrels having been
consumed in the neighborhood, one man
alone drinking barrel and a half This may
help the campaign as it did in the celebrated
campaign Of 1870
Farmers have about finished sowing grain.
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A. @. II, W,

State Organizer Deputy Grand Master
Workman, J. W. I. Gillian, came to West
minister six weeks ago with a view OF organ
ling lodge of the Ancient Order OF United
Workman, and soon elected the cooperation
of "A number of Westminster S best young men,
On Tuesday evening, 18th inst the following
officers of Grand Lodge of the Order IN Md,
came to Westminster and were meet by De
putty Gillian and escorted to the Westminster
Hotel Later in the evening the charter
members of the order meet in body, pro.
ceeded to the hotel and escorted the Grand
Lodge officers TO Babylons Hall, where they
duly organized, and Officers were elected and
installed The Grand Officers present were :
G. NJ. W. Louis Becker, Grand Receiver, Saml
Eccles, g. Recorder, A. f. Colbert, DIR. J.
Ward Wilson; Chairman Advisory Commit
tee, j. w. T. Gillian, of Baltimore; Z. NJ.
W, Rev. Joel Brown, of Riverside Lodge,
Baltimore. The following were elected ana
installed as officers for the ensuing term
5. c. Stoner, past master workman; Chas'
T. Reifsnider, Jr., master workman; W. Grove
Lawyer. foreman; Ralph J. Roger, overseer;
+. ). Capie. guide; Geo. NJ. Feeser, inside
Waterman; Harry r. Thomson, outside watch
man; j. II, Saylor, recorder; W. Scott Aepp,
tinancier; W. b. Nelson, receiver. trustees
f. L. Babylon G. L. Helwig, j. Belt Town
send. DIR. Chas. K. Foutz, medical eXaml-
ner. The names of other members are rs
follows George W. Albaugh, Howard Il.
Brown, John L. ReifSnider, Jr.. George h.
Stoner, j. Milton Reitsnider, Nathan NJ. Al
bert Edward f. Mobley, John c. Shreeve,
r. ~ Smader, VIM j. Ulz
After the installation the lodge opened IN
good of the order" Mr.. Gillian was called
upon for speech. He, with feeling, spoke
OF the Kindness with which he was received 10y
the people Of Westminster, and urged upon
the members 10 build up their lodge IN the
protection of their homes aud loved ones.
The grand officers also were called aud spoke
eueouragingly of the order in general and rs
rapid growth. They were very much pleased
with Westminster aud will come again soon.
Mr.. Gillian is certainly hustler aud de
serves much credit for the great success he
accomplished in the work ia this city
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YallimOnt-DOrsey.

A pretty home wedding took place at Ber-
rett, Freedom district, on Wednesday, the
contracting parties being Miss Amanda Cor
nelia, only daughter of Mr.. w. A. Dorsey,
and Mr. Charles A. Vallimont, wealthy
young merchant of North Clarendon, Pa.
orgamdy over white silk, and carried La France
roses Rev W.. 0. Livingston, of the Meth
odist Protestant Church, peri, rmed the cere-
mony The couple left for Philadelphia and
Niagara Falls. Only the immediate friends
of both families witnessed the event.
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installation Of a Pastor.

On last Sunday evening Rev. J, Stewart
Hartman. tie recently elected pastor of -.
Marys Retormed Church, Silver Rur, WAS
installed b. the committee appointed Wy the
CIussis 1t Mary hand. The opening seryie,
was conducted by Rev. II. J Macalis,er, and
the sermon was preached by Rev. : NJ Roe
der The installation service was conducted
by Rev C. 5. Siagle 10 the presence q large
congregations AZ the close % the service the
members OF the church caur forward to vel.
come their new pastor.
Rev. ]. Stewart Hartman resigned the pas.
torate Of one of the Reformed Churches in
Harrisburg Pa, la order 10 accept the call
extended 10 him hy the Reformed Church OF
Silver Run.
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New Advertisements.

Plain Talk on Familiar Suhject-Milet
Bros Popular Cash Stores, Westminster,
Nd
Notice to Hotel Keepers and All Others
Who Deal in Liquor .Ephraim Haines, Sheriff.
Store News is Interesting-Wm F. Derr' 5
Great Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd.
Bound to Come Up-New York Bargain
House, Westminster. Md.
The Misunderstanding E. Cront, Pro
prietor, Westminster. Nd.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the lrostoffice,
Westminster, Md.
Mules and Horses-H A Smith, II mover,
Pa.
Notice to Trespassers.
Legal Notices.
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McKinstrx,s mill Items.

Farmers have finished seeding aud are busy
hauling in corn, which is fair crop.
Mr. VIM. Rooms and wife, aud Mrs. Mary
A. Engar visited friends IN Taneytown last
week.
A large aumber Of persons attended the love
feast at Beaver Dam last Saturday aud Sunday.
Protracted meeting is still in progress at
Sans Creek
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Near Spring Nils Carroll county. Nd. on Octo-
t-er : i~Fs John n lsgue. aged y years. months
and IS days. Thrive childrea survive him-ElA f,
Frank A.. Of baltimore, and James I. Loguer of
HaEerstown. Md.
In BAlGiinore Nd. October u 1879. Irene $. aged
- yesFs. wife Of Joseph : Fowler. formerly Of
WssgHnsuster Nd Inferred al krcsieFs cemetery
acar shts city on the 10Th insIsaL
In Baltimore. Nd October Is. 1879. al the resi-
deac8 81 hss sis.er 2Es1 Druid Hl4 Avenue Nm +.
Lizzie. szest - years. II months and - days In
tegFes MeaIow Branch cemetery on the 18th inst
In Pikezyille Md October ? lSq9. blanche EiiEA-
beth. aEca YeAF month and IL days, ouiy child
~ Jls.hsa \ aad Lula Coraiu. formerly uf near
Westminster Nj.
Our hearts ever Eanely.
our ives arr drear and <ads
Twas her ,tsAr presence outy.
That ua2te spirits SlRt
Frsm usUTutnE uufkI evening,
carr rgstss upcn ~ hruEs.
s2le's Esf5e fram u In hearet1.
Ne haze no Aahs uaa.
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league Rallg Al Norran charel.

There wiil he an Epucrth League Rally %
the Carroll County Union ai Morgan Chapel,
c. +. Dadsear pastor, October 2sth and --'ia.
The main feaiurre az the program Nili BE- As
follows Presiding officer. john Abbott, a
Huucksyiile.
SATURDAY. asrr4HEA >
ga p M Kecertisa 81 Delegates,
1S3 =. m. Weiruulc Address AMI kespottse-
diseuslag ga arst, Leagge WuFK sat.tae nf asrn+
flanai meetings IN F4rzt disiTirts segl the csFi-
duet 81 devotional EcriluEs. thlFd Bible s2u1tez.
z1SpAr. orr4aEA -
ATS M. Love Feast
m ~ s. " sermon
2l5 p. M Chsldree's Mcetlns
g. r. m trprtgags frns ttlSIstAtn kitsica FaF 50
eiesy. and Reports from Chapters u he Leagues
Represented
20 q m A pisr7lssiun ~ thr Christians lac
rnee III his Church. Home agl Community. a5at IN
Rrsrtsiug -sslfs
Ycruoa \ Ri8Eeiy. az Caryelitaa ClrrIa.i NtA &c
the principal speaker A uuEltcr 81 interesting
speakers from the county. Westminster and Bait.
ulerr are expected Ga t. present Atsd take Part
Every Chap'vr u the League la ite uu7nty y ~
f.rteI 10 ~spd representatives,
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Snydersburg Items,

The horse of Mrs. Andrew Hosfeld stepped
on a stone while Mrs. Hosfeld was coming to
Snydersburg, and fell and broke shaft.
William Watkins house is up and ready
for the plasterers.
Miss Nettie Mcmillan visited Mrs. Sarah
Zimmerman recently.
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Snow in Colorado.

LsADvILLE, Col, October l7.-For more
than week Il snow storm of unprecedented
severity for this time of the year has been
raging in the mountains surrounding Lead
Vile One band Of l,4O0 sheep, aui the
herder with them, are lost.
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DUBLIC SALE OF
Il PERSONAL PROPERTY.

ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1899,
at / a. M, on the farm of VIM B. Thomas,
on the Gorsuch road, one mile from West
minister, | will sell all my Horses, Cows,
Heifers, Hogs, Farming Implements and
some Household aud Kitchen Furniture. For
particulars see bills.
oct IA 3t JOHN |. 0RENDORFF.
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MO. 5000 EQUITY.

~
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
In Equity.
William f. Rittase and others, vs.. Clarissa
Rittase, and others.
Ordered this 9th day of October, 1899, that
the sale of the Real Estate made and re-
ported in the above entitled cause by John
Milton Reifsnider, the Trustee appointed to
sell the same, appointed by order of the
court passed in said cause, ON the 10Th day of
September, 1899, be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the 18th day of November next;
provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper published in Carroll county,
Maryland, once in each of three successive
weeks before the 9th day of November next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$l430.75.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
octl4-St JAS. H. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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The winds which scatter the falling leaves about your
feet will gain strength enough tackle you The whistle
they makes note of warning Take heed to it. before
the frost strikes home provide against its by and
heavier rament Come and what have bought
for you.
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At Norfolk. Virginia. 1000 oyster ShuekerS
are on . strike bee ause non union men are
employed.
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WESTMINSTER, MD

article Of the Constitution.
Approved April 9, 1898.
The Polls win be opened at s o'clock, A.
NJ, and closed at 6 o'clock, p N.
The Returning Judges are required and d.
rected to make their returns on the second
day Thursday following the election. as
provided by the Act OF 1896, Chapter 202,
Sections eS, 50 and 70.
HOWARD +. SCHAEFFER,
President
JAMES NJ PICKETT,
CHARLES V. WANTZ,
Board OF Supervisors Of Elections for Carroll
County.
octl4 At JNo. III. MITTEN, Clerk.
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Maryland Lutheran Synod.

In Grace Church. this city. on Thursday
evening. the S0ih session Of the Maryland
synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
convened. the secretary, Rev. Victor Miller,
presiding, the regularly elected president,
Rev. b. Frank Garland, having removed 70
Ohio. Rev Milton Valentine. ID. d., Ii.
D.. delivered the syuoiicaI sermon. After
which welcoming services were held, Nh. q,
T. Grouse. for Mayor Miller, extending lhe
welcome of the citizens. ami Rev. +, Ii,
Miller. the pastor. spoke Tor the congregation.
The ministers and delegates represent q
large and Influential organization. and ihi,
synod IS considered equal in Intelligence, cul,
fnre and wealth 90 any similar body IN toe
country,
There are present lso ministers aud dele
gates aud an are comfortably domicllea.
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HIDER MAKING.
My mill will be running on Liberty street,
WestminstS, on Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week, and on Tuesday of the following
week. Cider for sale.
JOSEPH P. YINGLING,
Pleasant Valley, Md.
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GRACE LUTHERAN cEUECH.
i0.Sna. a.. Rev. l.. kuhIulan. u. y.
2S0p. ~, Rev. ". ;. Freas. y. y.
80 y. a.. Rev. c. ;. AIicri, n u.
nAEER CHAPEL. ". n. coLLUgE
$50 p, ,n. Rev. W. ). Freas, D. u.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHCRcH-
1880 a. iu., Rev. :, bamey, y. u.
$50 81. a.. Rev. Geo. Sctoll, y H.
CENTENARY N. 8, CHURCH.
To- 50 A. M. Rev. Gen. :. Bowers
7.s0p. M, Rev. c. 4 Bsili.
~. FarLs EEFngaEp CHUscH,
io 30 a. M. Rev NJ l.. BEARD.
80 H. IA. Rev. 5. ] Heieltosrr
-. sENJANIv's CuuEra.
20 a. nt.. Rev. &. ;. Trawp.
81. IsHS : tlslSvls' ; , carSca.
:. A. HrlEr-.
uNtoS HEITaGE-
a. ". add L. NJ. Rev, 4. J. lys'-
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TRUSTEES SALE
- OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
In Carroll County, Maryland.


BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting as Court of Equity,
passed in cause No. 2965, wherein Emma NJ
Hoppe, mother and next friend, &c, is com
plainant and Jessie Anita Hoppe is defend
ant, the undersigned, trustee, will offer at
Public Sale on the premises, situate one mile
West from Fnksburg, on the Baltimore /
Reisterstown Turnpike, and within ~ miles
of Finasburg Station, on the Western Mary
land Railroad, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER %, 1899,
at o'clock, p. M, the Farm which Joseph
A. Hoppe owned at the time of his death,
containing
2s7 ACRES, / ROOD and 10 PERCHES
Of Land. more or less. The improvements
thereon are large and sub
stantial two-story Dwelling AkMA- i
House, with basement, cellar, -
dc, and large Bank Barn, with sszszkaz5las -
threshng floors, ample stabling, granaries,
&c; spring of excellent water and stone dairy
and other outbuildings. The fields are of
convenient size and well watered. The land
is of good quality and in good state of cult
walton. A large proportion is of the best
quality of bottom land, producing heavy crops
Of timothy aud other grasses.
Terms of Sale:-0ne third cash on the day
of sale, or upon the ratification thereof; one
third in Que year and the other one-third in
two years from the day of sale, the credit pay
ments to be secured by the notes of purchaser
or purchasers, with approved security, bear
ing interest from the day of sale.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS,
F. A. Crawford Auct. Trustee.
Sep30.4t
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Base IAN.

The SmalIwood second base ball team de-
feaied. on Saturday, October 7th, on the
grounds Of the former, a picked team called
the Peglegs. by the decisive score Of 10 70 ..
The Peglegs-so called from the wooden legs,
crntches. etc. which make up the team--are
in base bali phraseology team Of corkers.
Rheumatism and charley horse haven't any
effect upon their wooden joints. " bat might
have been serious accident happened il the
fourth inning, when one Of the PegiegS Ia
rounding third base lost his right leg. The
kicking member flew OF at right angles and
struck a spectator in the apdomen. The
gentleman Is still suffering from eoFking pains.
The Smaliwood boys play the Bird Hill team
Saturday, October -, when cork legs.
cra,ehes, shoulder braces, etc, siIl be barred
from the game.
The bail teams Of Eldersburg played a
practice game on October 18th, which rssg,li
eli in victory for No. /. The score by
innings and make up is as follows: Elders
burg No. /: f. Reynolds. S., T. Welsh, C.,
b. Selby. D.. W. Swartx, 2b., II. c. Barnes,
2b., G. Reynolds, |. T.. E. Martin, c. 6, ;.
Frizzell lb, A. Selby, r. E No. = X.
Warner. lh., W. Ruby. sh.. W. FriEaeli. q.
W. Welsh, S., II. Warner. |. G.. H. Reed, G
E., +. Ruby, n, c. Selby. 6. q. Selby, r. T.
l2s4 . To'l
Eldersburg No. III O4s4sS -l9
Eldersburg Ne. Al o > 0 o s . , @ r. {
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MARRIED.

Al the Manchester Lutheran parsonage, On We'd
ncsiay evening October Is. 1879. hy Rev (. N.
EysteT CurFin w W, Leese. Of Hanover Ia. aud
Miss Ella Grace Berngsn. Of Manchester, Nd.
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A Word to the Wise

Prices every line of merchandise in establishment
have advanced in price and advancing account
the many and the scarcity of the material Hav
oreseen this advance purchased the largest stock
history and will continue give customers the benefit of
wise purchases as long as the stock lasts.
We are selling in many instances
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Several Girls 10 learn Dress Making.
Apply to 81 west Main ST., next door to Dr..
Bots, Westminster
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DIED

No eksr,s ,r Esrraqy. f.4is.. tt.'sar1ss a''a
Eersex s rs1ats = fisas.
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DRYGOODS

Especially Muslins Sheengs Cacoes Fanne Underwear
&c. cotton has nearly doubled in price,
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CIDER MAKING.

octl4-St JAS. II. BlLLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1899.

The date on the label on your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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A case was called in Judge Burford' g
court yesterday in which Judge Dale
was attorney. Judge Dale not being
present Judge Burford sent messen-
ger after him, and when he appeared
in court Judge Buriord excused him
for being absent owing TO the fact
that Judge Dale was attending the
funeral OF the omnibus bill
Miss Fanny BARNEY. daughter OF
water commissioner Barney, VINO mas
been at the point OF death several
times in the past three weeks, is con-
valescent. Miss Barney was teaching
school in the Marshall district when
the order was made compelling all the
teachers and scholars 10 be vaccinat-
ed. Miss Barney complied. with the
result above stated.
Another letter received by Mrs. Nc.
Clure from hr son, Guy Mcclure,
who is in the city Of Mexico, states
that he is having splendid success. He
says he never saw such beautiful
scenery and the country abounds in
all kinds of game. He has charge OF
a small steam boat and ten men who
are making soundiugs for a new dock
on Tampiocs bay.-0klahoma City
Times-Journal.