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MT. AIRY ITEMS.
A Colored Man Frozen TO Death-Wreck on
the B. & 0. RailrOad-Death of Mr.. Bus
sard-Heavy Snow and Low Tempera-
ture, &c,

This winter will be one long TO he remem-
bered within this section of the country. On
last Saturday the thermometer registered 20
degrees below zero, the lowest registered for
many years. Snow began falling last Satur
day at p. m. and continued until Monday
evening. On Monday we were visited by one
of those wide sweeping careering snow storms
that suspended all railroad traffic on the Bal
timore & Ohio.
James Simms, colored man residing about
II miles from this place, was found dead early
Sunday morning in the field of Rodney GliSan.
On Saturday he came to town and at night on
his return home was overcome by the cold,
and was found by some Of his neighberS in a
frozen condition.
On last Saturday evening a Shedding party
was given under the auspices of the Lowell
Chautauqua Society of this place. An en-
joyable evening was spent. A variety Of songs
were rendered intermingled with social talk.
after which all partook of a sumptuous meal
of oysters prepared under the supervision Of
Mrs. I. p. Mullinix, of Plane No. 4, Freder-
lex county. The festivities were continued
until late hour.
Early last Saturday morning a wreck oc-
CURED about three miles from this place, on
the B. & 0. Railroad, at Plane No. T. One
Of the helping engines that are in use to push
the trains up the grade from Plane No. 70
NJ. Airy. ran into a freight train \ few cars
wee wrecked, and the engine was somewhat
injured. No lives were lost
The public school of this place closed dur
ing the early part of this week owing TO the
snow storm.
Mrs. Lucinda Ebert is very low with pueu-
monia and is not expected To recover
The Jr 0. L. A. NJ. will hold a musical
and minstrel show in Wilson's Hall on the
22d inst, in commemoration of Washington :
birthday
Mr.. Milton b. s. Bussard, aged IS years, a
resident OF this place. died on Monday about
noon as a result of an attack OF pneumonia.
He was we'll known in this locality as talented
and educated gentleman. He leaves many
friends to mourn their loss. His remains
we're inferred in Pine Grove Cemetery.
On last Wednesday morning passenger
train bound for Baltimore from Frederick be
came snow bound about 400 yards from tins
place. Two locomotives, one coach and one
baggage car composed the train. After dlih-
cult work BY the snow shuvslcTs the tram sue
ceeded in cutting loose from the snow bank
and proceeded 10 its destination.
Ms Tobias Martin, an aged woman, re.
siding three or four miles from this place. died
very suddenly on last Sunday evening
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Union Mills Items.

The average depth of the snow in this
vicinity is about two and a-half feet but in
many places drifts can be seen from five to
seven feet in depth. Many OF the roads are
impossible. Travel on the pike, which had
been suspended for several days. was resumed
ON Wednesday. We had no mail from Satur-
day till Wednesday. The schools were closed
for several days aud all business was at Il stand
still.
Mrs. Martin Yingling and Mr.. Jacob Zach
arias, of this place. who had been recently
paralyzed, are improving.
At the monthly business meeting ON Friday
night last of the Y. p S. c. E., the following
officers we're elected: Miss Mollie Iagg,
president; W. A. Burgoon, vice president
Mrs. John Burgoon, recording secretaryi Miss
Estelle Burgoon, corresponding secretary;
Miss Ellie Croft, treasurer, and Miss Edna
Frock. orgauist. The society is increasing IN
interest and IN numbers.
Mrs. Jesse Myers. who had been suffering
for long time with a painful and peculiar
disease Of the great to-, is improving and IS
able to be about the house.
The health of the community is good con
sideriug the inclemeut weather. The measel
plague has not vet reached Us.
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WESTERN MAINLAND RAILROAD.

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
THEATRE EXCURSION RATES EVERY FRIDAY.
For th, convenience of those desiring 20 a..
tend the theatrical attractions in Baltimore,
the Western Maryland Railroad will sell sN.
c,,rsion tickets at very low rates each FRIDAY
,,urII further notice. These tickets viii be sold
only for trains Is aud - leaving Westminster
a, 1 ~ and sos p IN. aud returning leave
Baltimore Hillen Staiioul at ll.25 p. ~,
stopping At Union. Pennsylvania Avenue, tul-
ton and Walbrook stations. Round trip from
Westminster. limited to trains as specified.
SIup The attractions a. the Baltimore the,
atres next week will be IS follows: Academy
Of Music. .'Iulia Arthur: Foris Opera House.
Rupert Of Heutzau; Lyceam "A Triple
Bin;" Holiday. "CaSey's Wte; Howard
Auditorium. Partisan WiioWs;' Monumental
Theatre. BurlcsQue and Vaudeville.
FoR S,IE.-5 Shares Of the Fir, National
Bank OF Westminster. ChRs '. Want,
Westminster,
Elias Y. DAVIS. Westminster, IS good
sue;ianser aud makes reasonable charges.
Try hik. Can he found a. Fuss Magistrate
ofice. near railroad, when uoi engaged.
N,Erl.xp Sr,rE FtRgvs~'s CONVENTION
sill br held IN Westminster. Wednesday and
Thursday June aud : Envelopes AnnouaC.
iBr the fact can De purchased from Mr.. J.
Cunningham. ai the Farmers and Mechanics
Rank f5r 81 10 per 1000. Help the Commit.
ice los purchasing envelopes Sma!l lots
suI3
IT yuu SAINT . good AacuouecF. engage 7.
A Eo-sach. Westminster Caa b. found 81
Cyatgal Hotel
Tn, attractive Public sale Bills, pria'ed At
this ofice this season. have been greatly al
msr,a. Only the best Type, Paper aud Ink
are ussi, thus insaruE clear print. Prices
A. iaw H. rapA gask wtil ius;ity.
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Unlonlown Items.

Miss Martha Hl,eshsN and M Norris
Fruck spent tao or threc DAYS at Green
mount last Nv-k as the guests ui Mr.. trHCk 5
neither, family k,r. aud Mn. Npilruhyrger.
Nr. CloihHu1;Hy Boikey fireman nu the
Western Maryaud Railroad. Sas homc sew
,.rs,I d.y, ou account of the sickness Of Mr.
aud Ms. J. Wesley RoIaey He could not
reiaru 10 BALTIMORE until "Wednesday on ac-
count Of the terrible snow storm. winch visited
this section from saturday uuul Monday night,
aBa eat of communication with the world
oulsids uf CuipntoNu tog - dag or swo.
some %. oar citizens SAY this was the Sc
vefe>t SNOW storm that has been known here
since 1896 and 1887. when some Of the drifts
were ten feet high IN the village
Rev. \. h. Melvin, President of the Mary
land Annual Conference. did not reach our
town on Sunday. therefore We were deprived
of his aAut.d sermon. Rev. b. ". Kindly
started GA Sunday afternoon to Pipe Greek
10 meet Mr.. Melvin, but was compelled 10 re
turn when he reached Mr.. John W, HAines
on account of the blizzard.
Mr.. Howard ZoiIickolfcr. of Philadelphia,
Pa, was the guest last week of Mrs. Eliza
Zollickoffer aud Mr.. Milton ZalIickotfer' :
family.
Mrs. Marietta Trayer, formerly of Uuion-
town. now Of Toledo. Ohio, was the guest o.
Mr. lydia BruhakSr last Thursday.
Mrs. Hanna Dutrow on Wednesday enter
tanned Mrs Trayer and Miss Rosa Christ, OF
Toledo, Ohio, Mrs. Ezra Senseney aud MI.
Thomas Haiues, of Linwood.
On Wednesday afternoon Rev. B. W. Kind
lev went to New Windsor To conduct the flu
neral service OF Mr. James Richardson.
Miss Mollie Hess0n, one OF our school
teachers. was the guest of Mr.. Harry Brough 5
family on Monday night, rs she could not
reach her boarding house on account Of the
heavy snow fall.
Oh the bitter. bitter cold weather we have
been having. How Jack Frost did nip the
potatoes, Jared fruit, pickles, flowers, Re,
for the housewives of our village More than
enc heart ached at tn ravages of the intense
cold that pervaded every nook and corner OF
the house.
Mr. Jacob Slonaker, who is one of our old.
est citizens, is quite i'll at the home of his son.
Mr.. George W. Sonaker in the west end OF
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

William II. Holbrook. Of Sandyville, has
been granted a soldier pension of $500 per
month.
Several public sales announced TO take place
This week had 70 be postponed on account of
the snow blockade. See Sale Register.
Mr.. Thomas Pickett, u prominent farmer Of
Franklin district, died at his home, near Win
field. on Friday night of last week. aged about
20 years.
Feed the birds. particularly the partridges.
The snow keeps them from obtaining food IA
the ordinary way. and they will perish If not
looked after.
If the weather is favorable there viii be
shot time in Reese public school house on
the evening of The oath, If not on the Saturday
evening following.
s'Breezy Point is TO be played in the Opera
House. Taneytown, by local talent, next Tues
day night Proceeds for the benefit of the fire
company Of that place.
drama. "a Scrap of Paper" win be
given at Smith Hall, Western Maryland Col
iege. next Wednesday night, the 22d, by the
irving aud Philomathean Literary Societies.
The MARYLAND State Bar Association has
Amounted Charles +. Fink. Esq, on the Com
mittee of Admissions. Hon. Joshua W. Miles,
of Princess Anne. Nd. well-kuown in this
city, is chairman of the committee.
Mr.. WIN. L. Ryland. aged IS years, died at
his residence in Pikesyille, Baltimore county,
ON Monday last. He leaves wife and sew
eral children For about sixteen years he was
toll gate keeper for the Baltimore and Refs,
terstown Turnpike Company, and for several
wears was at the Fnksburg gate. he was
well-known and stood high with the Company.
Mrs. Margaret Tracy. daughter of Mr.. VIM.
G. Rinehart, of this city, slipped on some ice
on the pavement opposite the dwelling OF ar.
William c. Deyilbiss. on Carroll street, last
Saturday night, and fell, breaking a small
bone in her right ankle. Mrs. Tracy, who Is
leader of the choir of Grace Lutheran Church.
had been to choir practice and was on her
way home DIR. Foutz reduced the fracture.
Mr.. JAS H. Richardson died at his home
in New Windsor on Saturday last, aged rs
years. He was retired farmer and man OF
considerable wealth He leaves widow and
six children, namely, Messrs; Edward u;
Richardson and Charles c. Richardson, of
Wakefield Valley; Mrs. Jesse Stevenson. Of
New Windsor; Mrs. George X. Schaeffer, Of
Westminster; Mrs Vernon Wampler, OF Day
ton. Ohio, and Mrs. Scott Wolfe, of Union
Bridge.
The Junior Order United American Me-
ebaaics. of Westminster, will present Bible
and Flag to the Westminster High School
next Wednesday afternoon Washington
birthday at 2 o'clock. The school and
Order will have joint exercises on the occasion
aud the Westminster Band will furnish music.
Rev. G. T. Wyatt, of Crisfeld, Nd, will de-
liver an Grafton, and George Il. Gehr and
Ivan L. Hoff will deliver addresses, the former
a speech of acceptance and the latter an ad-
dress of welcome.
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McKInstry's Min Items.

Mr.. T. c. Bale aud family, aud Mr.. aud
Mrs. Scott McAlister have all been sick with
with the grin, but are better at this writing.
Their will be many changes here in the
spring. Mr.. Layton c. Ssnseney moved to
his home in Union Bridge ON Saturday,
Mr.. Arthur Wilson will move to his father 5
home at Clemsonvile. Mr.. john Yinging
will take the house that Mr.. Wilson leaves.
Mr.. VIM. Leighton win move TO near Union
Bridge. on his uncles farm. Mr.. Arthur will
take the house that Mr. L. leaves. Mr.. Thomas
Greenwood will leave Mr.. Smiths farm and
90 TO Pikesville Mr.. Still, Of Unionville,
will take the Smith farm. Mr.. Leatherwood
of -Four Points, will take the mill at this
place. aud Mr.. McAlister has not decided
,pLara La will locate
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Our improvements Sale Goes Ncrrily On
New York Bargain House. Westminster.
Nd
Trustee Sale Of = Desirable Farn--las- A
c. Bond and Charles T. Reifsuidcr, Trustee.
Mortgages Sale &C Two Desirable DWell-
iugs and Lots-Lewis p. Wautz, MergaEcc.
To Oar Customers aud Patrons smith
Reifsnider Westminster, Nj.
Statement of The Mutual FIRE Insurance
Company Of Carroll Caauty.
Houses for Rent OF Saie-Charies f. Fink,
Westminster, Nd.
Miller Bros. Popular Cash Stores. West
minister, Nd.
Literary and Musical Entertainment at
Reese, Nd
Public Sale Of Fine Jersey Catile-Geo. H..
Wolf
For Reut-wm. II. Thomas. Westminster,
Nd.
Postponed Sale-J Howell Semester.
General Nurse--Alce Grouse.
s4gni y, tict.s
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Death Of WeI,-Known People.

Mr.. Isaac kreier, aged ~ years, Was found
dead IN his bed on Wednesday morning. HIS
funeral took place AT Silver Run. Lutheran
Church. yesterday Friday morning.
Mr.. George SIX, aged - wears, son VI
David Six. died in Middleburg oH Monday.
He leaves widow. WIo WIS a Miss Harden.
Mrs Alice r.. witc pf Mr.. Lesi. Morcr, %
EminiiSbnrg died on Monday last. from pa-
ralysis. aged IS years She leaves three sous,
Rev. /. NJ. Motter. sc Frederick; Joshua ),
of Diminishing, and l. Edwin. of Kansas City,
Missouri; also tyo daughters, Mrs. IT. A.
Hack and the wife of Rev. George 3. Resber
of Hanover. Pa. Mrs. Motier was aunt Of
Mrs Dr. Jacob Rinehari, Of Frizellburg Her
maiden name WAS Rudiseil. she was native
Of Tawneytown aud was the last of her
family
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Jurors for the February Term.

Following is a list of jurors for the February
term of the Circuit Court, which adjourned
from last Monday until next Monday:
Urbanus W. Bowersox, DIR. Charles ".
Weaver, Burrier L. Coo1son, Theodore W.
Adams, John ~ Stair, Jacob Wisner, Isaac
Green, Conrad Schaeffer, Robert III. II. Ship
ley. Samuel w. Barnett, Oliver Lippy, Emory
W. Starner, Andrew NJ. Miller, Jacob Lock
ard, Michael J Snider, Charles f. Manahan,
John Greenwood, Benz. F. Bosley, George
Hartman, John T. Farver, Frederick Green,
John I. Shueey, James Leister, William K.
Koontz, Charles 7. Fleming.
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NO. 3e75 EQUITY

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
Sitting Is a Court OF Equity.
Frank H. Wilson ct al. Plaintiffs, y. Han
nah t. Wilson ct al, Defendants.
Ordered this ninth day Of February, 1899,
that the sale Of the Real Estate mentioned in
these proceedings. made aud reported BY
William II. Thomas, Trustee, be ratified and
confirmed unless cause 10 the contrary
be shown on or before the 18th day of
March, next; provided copy of this order
he inserted ia some newspaper published IN
Carroll county, Maryland, once ia each of
three successive weeks before the 9th day OF
March, next.
The report states the amount Of the sale 10
be $ll25.00.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Iest;
febIl 81 JAS. II. BILIINCsLgA, Clerk.
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Finksburg Items.

On account OF the blizzard your eorrespon.
dent has very little go report except ~bal dlt
rot occur.
No public school this week, as the county
roads have been impossible for several DAYS.
The Westminster turnpike has been opened
and travelling made possible.
The oyster supper which was advertised inr
this week has been postponed
Mr.. w. A. Armacost, one OF oar teachers.
whose home is at Hampstead, has not returned
here owing 70 the snow blockade.
There was no Christian Eudeavor anuiver-
sary service "a the NJ. 2. Church last Sunday
night.
Miss I.o,tie Gore aud brother Remberi are
in Baltimore this week.
Preaching at the NJ. p. Church tomorrow,
Sunday, at 1890 a. ~. by the pastor, Rev. =
". Coe.
The lowest temperature on record has been
experienced here this week, aud business has
been entirely suspended.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

carroll Charge. Reformed church Benjamin's
CAufca-ulylue service at u a. m, owing % The
condition OF Tuds. there WI tc no service al Jern-
H. J. Nsealisler Pastor.
The benevolent and Ali Society OF Benjamia's Re
formed Church viii hold is regular monthly meet
~ 80 OF IN ease OF raiu, on the hrst etear
evening AFTERWARDS
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. ". Z. Graham,
y b. PaStor-sabbath services Preaching a.
10 "a a. IA and $50 3 m Mary land Day Ccisbrt-
lion by the Christian Eudeayor society. Special
program. sabbath school az g.i5 d. M. Junior
l. T. al , 30 D. Christian EndeUvor at 63h 2
III Mid-week service in the lecture unom Wed
ue>iAy evening. at 80 O CLOCK
Preaching at Pipe Creek Methodist Protestant
Church at 10 80 a m Al Unlontown NJ. I. ChGTch-
preaching service al us p. m. by the pastor, Rev
b. ". kiHdley-
Unlontown Church OF GoI-suuday school .
a m. Preaching at lOlj a. IN. In the evening
~ ''''' ~ ''a ''''' - - 5 b. Gran. Pastor.
Centenary NJ f Church--sundey school at 3 10
a IN. Preaching at 1880 a IN. by the Presiding
Elder, Rev G W Baldwin, D. y anu 80" ?, m ~
by the pastor. Junior League at > 80 T. m, senior
League at 645 P. IN. Prayer meeting Wednesday
- ''' Joel Brown Pastor.
ST Paul's Reformed Church sunday school At
Elsa m Divine service at 1854 Il. III. and rs p.
m Calvin , Slagle, Pastor.
81. Johu's ,hurrh-sundays- Mass at go
and High Mass at 10 n. m. Nespers at 10 r. m
During the Week.-Mrs. at -! II. IN
Joseph Ii. Cassidy, Pastor.
Ascension Church sunday. Feb. l9.-Holy Eu-
charist at 80 a. m. Matinsat 10 a. M second Holy
Eucharist at 1880 III. EvenS ons at 4loand p m
Weekdass-MatinS aud Holy Eucharist at n. m.
Evensong except Fridays at 7. IN. Evensons
Friday at ! 80 u. IN +. B. Taylor, Rector.
The Boys Meeting will meet every Saturiay
afternoon at 3 O'Clock in Carroll Hall
The missionary anniversary of Pleasant Grove
POSTPONED from hast sunday on account OF IN
clement weather will be held next Sunday alter
noon, February 70 II conditions should then be
favorable Otherwise it viii be held the following
Sunday morning.
c. f. Dudrear, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday School at Il.
IN Preaching at 10 80 u. IN. and 7.S0 p. Morn
ing subject, Morning Devotion" Evening. a
sad Pictuse" Junior Catechise Saturday at 23C
p. m. Senior at p, IN.
= T. H. Miller Pastor
Salem Charge Lutheran Church. - Benjamin
| Church-Preaching at p IN. y. F. $. c. +. at ]
| D. m. St. Johns Church-PTeaehing at ~ a. IN
:. A. Dehl, Pastor
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ILOSING- OUT SALE
NF
LUMBER AND CORD WOOD.
on TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY p, 1899,

ON the premises Of GEO. W OwINGS,
Westminster District, Carroll county, Nd,
Abnu, 81 miles southwest Uf Westminster, on
Washington Road all be sold At public sale
S. 900 fsei OF Oak sud Chestnut Boards, Plank
aad Scanlling, 5000 feet No. l, Chestnut
Boards. fail edged =. IL and u feet long,
50 Cords Of Oak and Slab Wood, p Cords
Of Chestnut Slab Wood, Fence Posts, Chips,
Chneks. Sa~ Dust. Etc. Also, ~ Acres Of
ancu, Wood. Tree Tops. Etc. IN lots TO suit
purchasers.
A credit Of three months w.ll be given.
Sal. TO commence at clock, z. NJ, on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1899, when
tsrtus aud eoaditIous will be mads AunNu by
E.Lllat \. ". kALBACH.
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.Eurnished Arartrenis 10 Let.n

The citizens Of Westminster and vicinity
will be treated with a dramatic performance
by the celebrated Foyer Club, Of Baltimore,
on Friday night, March 3rd. operate and
dramatic entertainments are given each winter
hy the talented members OF this club az the
leading theatres Ia Baltimore, which have AZ
WAYS been highly commended by the press.
The club has, on several occasions, made
trips to outside cities al the invitations Of t1-
citizens. Frederick, Washington, ID. C., Elk
ton. Laurel aud Chesteriown have been visited
and the performances have been greatly
praised The club Will present the farce
comedy. Furnished Apartments 20 Let.
which will be produced with east Of twenty.
A number Of the prominent ladies OF West
minister are Interested ia the matter and will
act As uatrOnesSes
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NOR SALE.--A House and Lot on the
Il street leading from Pennsylvania avenue,
Westminster, to the Shreeve farm, in the rear
of Elgin & Sons shop, known as the Cosgy
property. The dwelling is a log weather
boarded: fine water aud fruit. necessary out
buildings and stable. This lot contains one
acre, Tor 81 acres it desired) and is admir-
ably adapted for any one wishing desirable
home This property is within 10 minutes OF
the railroad station, and Is convenient to
churches. schools and the business centre OF
the city, For price and terms apply to
VANDERF0RD BROS,
EahlI4t Westminster, Nd.
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The L. S. Patent. Office % Tuesday last
granted to ". Clinton Brandenburg Of Free
dom district, through his Attorneys Messrs
Davis q CO., of Washington. j. c. letters
patent on AZ improvement in bicycles. The
invention may be attached to any bicycle with
very slight change, and takes the place Of the
universally used handle bar, occupying much
less space, and may be manufactured at small
cost. The invention is said to be valuable to
the racing world, and a handsome sum has
been refused for the patent rights in the L. ).
1t is understood that stock Company, with a
capital of 500, 600. will shortly he organized
in Washington and New York TO manutae-
ture the improvement. The inventor will also
Immediately protect his patent in England
and Canada.
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FEB. l5.-Everylhing is fearfully showed
under Roads are blocked beyond descrip-
ton. No mail has reached us since Saturday
llh. An effort is Bow being made to reach
Woodbine by private conveyance that we
may hear from the outside world. The Fred
erick pike is impossible; drifts in many places
eight feet in depth.
Several cases of scarlet fever at Greenwood,
four miles below here. One death from the
same up to this writing.
Dr. Lacy, of this place, was sent for By IA
neighbor p miles away. 1t took him three
hours to reach the patient; performing the
latter portion of the distance on foot. This
Is the effests of the beautiful snow.
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Personal NOIeS.

Miss Belle Brady, of Harrisburg. Pa, is
guest at Judge Roberts.
Rev. j. r. Murray, D. D., of Baltimore,
was in Westminster several days this week.
Mrs Lewis, at Western Maryland College,
and her daughters, Misses Miriam and Clara
Lewis, have issued cards for Il reception next
Thursday afternoon, from to 6.
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Severely Injured.

On Thursday afternoon Mr.. John Bucking
ham, a driver for Bennett & Co., was severely
Injured He was driving from under a coal
shed and did not lower his head sufficiently to
pass under the girder. which he struck with
sufficient force to break the board upon which
he was sitting He was Immediately removed
to his residence and DR.. Coonan was sum
mened Yesterday morning the Doctor re-
ported that Mr.. buckingham was suffering
from strained back, the injury not serious,
though he may be confined to bed for several
u,aaEc
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NOR SALE.-A Desirable Farm fssA
l. of about 60 Acres; good water, orr - zzLszL
chard. all necessary buildings, &c; house
new. Road on three sides. Situated in Car
roll county, OF the Washington road, about s
miles from Westminster, and mile from
Gist. For further information call on or ad-
dress d. f. McQUAY, Gist p. o. Md.
or Guy w. Steele, Atty,
ceb11.3t# Westminster, Md.
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MARRIED

900 February D. 1872 a. ih- ha,ue of The brittle,
l,=ar The TaAorfy. by Rev = 4 bishJ Miss Aiae
Krtszra Matthias aHi ity ai Nathaniel Lrt'ier-
A; the residence Of the brides father. near cas-
r,litBu EvhrsAry Is lsas. Hy Rev II Ntiivrs
M... stella Crol} ana EiwarI N NsuehA ui car
faltou No.