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Proceedings Of ne School .oara.

Wednesday. November 22t.-Tbe School
Board met pursuant Co Adjournment, al men
mers beng present erccp; DR.. Reiniollar-
At the Request ~ the patrons NJ Eherg
school. To- she Eighth district. the 8ane Vas
charged 70 Fairmoan,-
The designations 81 Irving g. Rinehsri,
teacher, and Ms-Ssrs Wm. Wilson aud q. W.
Gr.y. trustees q Freedom school. ~crv re
cessci and eccrpird.
Os accoual II the ION average attendance
a. Winfield c,lorei school che Board dcciiei
60 rJase q at orcr,
4 communication from r ". Sylvester.
President Of ihc NarlaaI Agricultural Col.
lex. stating that Mr. g. " M1gtrr bad ~iIh
draw bss s.,p. thereby siyiar up the scholar
sh5,5 lt.d t.y him trum this Beard, sAs PR
SEATED and placed on hle-
4 request tor The use Of Oakland school
hose a, Hzsshs ?. o. for ehgsch purposes
~as me-, grated
IN aecor,iance ui,h former order Of the
B.saf,i i sas decided a. open cojorcd school
10 Posts Charch. iu the Fourth district, a
.csal average attendance having been Eaayan
sssd J. e. Do,sou wAs appointed teacher
Al appropriation Of I've dollars wAs voted
The State ColoFei Teachers Association.
Boaadariez 81 Highland Yes and Pool
sghool districts. ia the Fifth elre,iou district,
werr referred 10 Mr. Nico4smus
A lArsr ua,alssr q repair aud inrl bills Sere
gsssesi ard ordered paid
NJ shaw reported ikz; the New Windsor
co}orri school. Which had been closed on ae-
euunJ ~ dlphlhcris. had hssn rvop-aca-
Mr Nic0dcmas reported tbs NJ Arr 'as-
pruseucnt contract nearing oomp4siloa, and
!. committee. consisting Of Ms~,zrs- Grhr.
Gris1es Aad Nlcodenas VAS appointed 90 "a
sfrci yhe work.
Fa.rmoao; school. ga the E5ghta district,
~as $50 reported nearly completed aud
Mvs,rs. iAates aui Grimes we're appointed =
conmitfee To Inspect.
GA motion 81 Mr. Sha~ NessrS. Gehr,
Griuses sad the Examiner were appointed a
cummrirs So formulate plans ioF bonding The
school debt
The teachers pay roll. =. made frous the
reports. as Passed sud ordered psid.
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Haight Items.

surprise party was given at Mr.. jacob
Braudenburg's Tuesday evening. November
"a. in honor of their guest, Miss Lille Mon
roe. of Baltimore county.
Miss Bell Haight is visiting irieads IN Bal
iimore.
Miss Bowman, Of Tannery, Is visiting
her cousin, Miss Annie Bowman.
Mrs. Nieols. of Baltimore, Is the guest OF
the Misses Black.
Mr.. VIM Haight is attending the Winfield
Academy. He is much missed by his friends
at Oakland.
Mrs Miranda Stocksdale is spending some
time with her sister, Miss Carrie Bennett
Mr.. VIM. Phillips is quite sick, but We
hope, under the skilful treatment &C DIR.
Bolte. he will soon recover.
The Epworth League of New Oakland
Church will give Thanksgiving service al
the church on November 80, beginning al
1870 o'clock, p. IN.
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A SnrrrtSc Party.

iflrpss;s,i ssf gh- IssHa--fatic Afveeair
A vesy pirAs4ai surprise party Sas given a.
the rssiisnc- 4 Mr. and Ms. Jacob Ware
hime, at Silver Ran. on Thursday evening,
the lath instsni- The parry aNs g,vea 81 Tie
family, Sho SeFr nos zsarc Uf the vceurvuc2.
bul her frieuis aijed materially ia making
the sartiFisr a complete success AT enjoyed
ihs assnncmrn, Of Mr. and Mrs WaEehtrue
shea ihc Young and oii people lrooped inIo
their home Game. ~ various kinds and
social conversation Wcre The anaselncuts ~
the occasion Refreshments @rfr served about
TO- 50. after which toe smussulrnfs Scye Goa
iuurd until = late kuar. 4ben AT retired Ia
their homes after giving expression "a thciT
hearty appreciation of the evening" ruloy
ment- These present SER
NJ Jacob wArehluas and uife. &r. iser4 Wing.
ling AMI y ifs NJ HaiHnesr and uifs NJ EtEari
HeaveF and wtfs. Miss Fg0cG. of RariiTs -pslaEs
Misz Annie Csoseft, II htitimasc iFytn WAfrhtnse.
Wa NAreh3me. Misscs Eila SssHirr. LILY WEIGHING,
Katie ssoassif-g Bell Holiiussr. Essc Kaonis EAT
hArf Jane Huiitnxcr Carrie kognis Virginia y afs-
himg, Aeiva HtngiiuE. NaRtic HnsinErr. Mars
IinziinE EmmA Weave Nessrs. Herbert NinEltnx
Lester WArehi1a~. Rae. Weaver franE H0iGnecf.
Oscar WNrehlnc samuel Weaver. wtBdala Myrfs,
Charles YloKiinE Arthur HoliinEer. neatsl Ware
h.me, Harry Miller, Cayton Vneer. Harry Aycr'
and oliver knoutE
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Reported for the Democratic Advocate
A fsmilv reunion aud birthday surprise
party was held at the residence OF Mr.. Andrew
Myerly, near Wakefield, in honor Of Mrs.
Myerly's 9th birthday on Friday, November
II. The party was composed Of Mr.. and
Mrs Myeriy, two sons, Samuel Myeriy, wife
and three children. of Gambler; Geo. Ayeriy
and wife. Of Sans Greek. and daughter, Mrs.
Ella Hitchcock and daughter May, OF Bai;i-
more: Mrs. David Hubs and seven children.
of Medford; David Warehimc, wife and four
children, Arthur Wagner. wife and two chill
dren, Mrs. Lizzie Brothers and tao children,
and Dr. J. RiueAart, Of Frizellburg. This
gathering was altogether great surprise to
Mrs Myerly, her children bringing everything
with them 20 prepare full supper, such a.
chickens, hams, cakes, iellies aRd fruits Of the
season, and also many valuable and useful
presents TO their good mother, and the grand
mother OF nineteen children, who were all
present, enjoyed the supper. each other )
society. and parted al IL. bidding all adiea.
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Uni0nt0wn Items.

Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin, of Baltimore, is
visiting her brother, Mr. William Segafoose.
Dr. and Mrs. Luther Kemp were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs William Walden. at Glover
brook, Middleburg, last Saturday, at recep-
ton given in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
W. Walden.
Mrs. Clotworthy Rodkey and daughter
Ruby, who have been spending several weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley Rodkey, re-
turned to their home in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mr. Benny Hoffman spent from Saturday
until Monday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hoffman, Baltimore, Nd.
The Glee Club will furnish some first class
music at their oyster supper Friday and Sat
urday evening. Mrs. John Michaels will pre-
side at the organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred S evenson, of Spring
Mills, visited friends here last Sunday.
On Sunday Mr.. James Palmer and son
Willie, Mr.. William Wine and Miss Nettie
Palmer, of Hampstead, we're entertained by
Mr. Frank Palmer and family.
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TWO MORE INTERPRETATIONS.
A Real Estate and Brokerage Company in
Westminster and a Creamery Com
pany at Hoods Mill.

Two more articles of incorporation have
been recorded at the Clerks office, this city,
recently. One is THE George W. Albaugh
Real Estate and Brokerage Company of Car
roll County" The capital stock is twenty
thousand dollars divided into 1000 shares at
So 90 each. The company is authorized to
loan money on real aud personal property and
to deal in real and leasehold property. The
incorporates are J. Smith Orrick, of Balti
more county, F. Thomas Babylon, B. F.
Grouse, A. H. Huber, Fred. d. Miller and
George W. Albaugh. The office of the com
pany will be in Westminster. 1t is the pur-
pose of the company to fit up an Office in the
building of Mr.. George W. Abaugh, adjoin-
ing The Westminster. Mr.. AIbaugh will re-
construct the front of the building, by putting
up stone front, aud arrange it after the plan
of bank. The upper stories of the building
will be connected with the hotel and be used
for sleeping apartments.
The other company incorporated is The
Hoods Mill Creamery Company of Carroll
County. The company is authorized TO do
a creamery and butter business. The capital
stock is 100000, and the incorporators are
VIM. Lee Hammond, of Carroll county, aud
Arthur p. Forsythe, Charles f. Williams,
WIN. H. Forsythe and Clarence VI. Mullicln,
of Howard county. The directors for the
first year are Jonas Gilbert, Frank Gosnel and
Frank Dorsey, of Carroll. and Charles +.
Williams aud Arthur p. Forsythe. of Howard.
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Erizcllnnrr IicmS.

There will BE- preaching here AT the Chapel
on Thanksgiving day. in the afternoon, by a
minister from the West.
The Chapel Sunday school viii held their
Christmas entertainment on Monday, Deeem
Der 18th.
The military eompsuy here have re-
eeived their new uniforms aud gnHs and
drilled with the same on Tuesday night last,
They presented hBe appearance.
The protracted meeting Is still in progress
at the Church Of God. The ordinance Of
feet washing aud holy communion was oh.
served on Tuesday evening last.
Daniel Warehime, who had horse TO die
las, week Of kidney trouble, instead Of being
hort 10 the STALL has another horse sick with
the same trouble.
Mrs. Hoffman Fuss Of Westminster spent
several days at Mr.. Walter Frazer's.
The creamery * still adding shippers, Others
are Invited. the more the merrieF-
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TWO MORE BANKS IN CARROLL.
Une Established at Union Bridge and One
in Manchester.
THE UNION BRIDGE RANI

The Union Bridge Banking Company open
ed its doors to the public on Thursday, No
vember 10TH in one of the hansomest banking
buildings to be found in any of the smaller
towns in the state. 1t is three stories high,
with a front of buff brick, with granite trim
mings, and quite ornamental. The building
fronts 80 feet, on Main street, and has depth
| of AZ feet. The bank occupies the first floor,
and is up to date in all its appointments.
The counter is of polished oak, surmounted
by a screen of oxidized steel; the desks are of
oak, and the furniture in the directors room,
in the rear, is of polished oak also. The floor
of the bank is tiled. In the front of the bank
is the secretary's office, then comes the receiv-
ing and paying department, and then the
vault. The vault, which is by feet, is as
near burglar proof as is possible. The wall
is TWENTY-FIVE inches thick. Next is a casing
of railroad iron. and on the inside is plate
iron. Inside of this is steel chest and IN
this will be safe deposit boxes, safe, &c. The
door will be of the latest design.
The building was done by day work. VIM.
Rickell of Westminster, did the mason and
brick work, aud Joseph Wolfe Son, OF
Union Bridge. the carpenter work. }. NJ.
Hollenbery, of Union Bridge, pat in the steam
heating fixtures.
The company was incorporated last April,
anu tue tapltdA stbNh 10 F-NsNNN" - -
lied to do a general banking business. The
directors are Jacob Stoner, ). D. Seuseney,
George P. Buckley, of Union Bridge; \. A.
Englar, of townsville. and George W. Al
baugh, of Westminster. Mr.. Stoner IS Pr 81
dent. S D. Senseney Secretary and Ireasur-
er, aud s. Raymond Senseney assistant.
the MANCHESTER BANK.
The Manchester Bank of Carroll County,
which was incorporated last May, opened It's
doors for business on Monday of last week,
November lS The bank purchased for $500
the property oG the late George Shower, and
fitted it up for banking purposes, aud
building an up-to-daie vault. The vault is
not quite finished, but will be shortly, aud will
be equipped with safe deposit boxes the same
rs the Union Bridge bank.
The bank is authorized to do general bank.
ing business, and receives deposits from -
cents up. The capital stock is $4,000.
The directors are Charles Brilliant, Jacob
Rupp, Louis B. Lippy, John c. Banner.
Henry J. Hofacker. John +. Masenhimer aud
DR. Jacob Sherman. of Manchester; Jacob II.
Blocher, of Alesia; Jacob \. Dehof, Of
Greenmouni; David l.. Brown, Of Cranberry;
Oliver B. Wantz, of Liueboro, sHd DIR. J. ).
Zeigier, Of MelrOse. Charles Brilliant IS
President. Jacob H. BIocher LIST Vice Presi-
dent, Jacob y. Dehofr ID Vice President;
John +. Masenhimer Secretary aud Treasurer.
aud Miss Sadie MAsenhimer Assistant Secre
tary and Treasurer.
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Congratulations To the tao couple, who
we're married last week. and may hAppness
and prosperity follo~ them through lite. NF.
Harry L. German, OF near here, and Mss
Carrie NJ Ely, Of Greenmouns. Nd, Nr.
Tiiden Zepp. II near here. and Miss laura
ShaFer, of near Manchester
Charles r. Zspp's book has reached a sale
OF 2I0O. and J. Albert Zepp's hook. The
Shut In Cause, issued August /, l-99, has
reached a sale Of COO copies
The road from Mr.. Geo NJ Zepp's farm To
Melruse l. uOw better than the Baltimore aud
Hanover turnpike, since some Of oar ci'Iseus
began 20 see the necessity Of having q better
road
WeuiK's school j. lhriying under the Super.
vision Of Mr.. Geo. Hofacker. cf near Man
chester. More than Sc scholars are enrolled.
On Monday, Miss Ada Trump, OF AancheS
ter, euterod ns assistant At the same school.
Ebbsale school. under the supervision al
J. Albert Zepp. nov numbers 30 pupils, With
an average attendance of ..
Mr.. F. I. Cmmriue has completed the ad-
ditlon 10 his store room. Increasing trade
compelled him 20 have more space.
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A Carroll couniain HOnored.


A, regular meeting OF Camp 9, z. o. 5.
Of A.. on N0yenib :, Mr.. Nm. T. AIRING
ton Was appointed To represent the Camp At
the next meeting ot the State Legislature, to
advocate the enactment Of compulsory rdu-
cAiional law in The State. He is one OF the
mos, prominent deba,ers OF Baltimore, and
last winter won eleven out of thirteen debates,
aud is to open a debate ora Monday evening
next. at the Helping Hand Social of the
Wilkins Avenue NJ. f. Church, the ques
ton beng (which has the more power the
Press or Pulpit" Mr. Arlington has also
given a number of talks on Department
Stores, and says there are 100 reasons why
they should be abolished. Mr.. Arlington is
a son of Mrs. Austin Arlington, Of Henryton,
Carroll county, aud conducts large grocery
store at 1900 West Lombard street, Balti-
more. He stands high among the society
people of his city; has serve three years as
president of the Helping Hand Social, aud
says he is ready to challenge any one for a
debate with two weeks notice.
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Wedding Bells.
Reported for the DeinucEStic Advocate
sHAFFER-zEFP.

sHAFFER-zEFF.
On Thursday evening, November 10. 1893.
Miss Laura R.. youngest daughter Of Mr.. Noah
ShafFer, and Mr. TIlden C.. oldest son Of Mr..
William 5 Zepp. both Of near Manchester,
Md. became uupualiy one By . ceremony
performed bv Rev e. NJ. EysIcr ~ : =. m.
At the brides nome. The high contracting
parties Were preceded into the par'oT by Miss
Florence NJ. Warner and Mr.. Wa. {. Bril-.
hart. acting as bridesmaid and groonstnan. IA
step With Mendelssohn's Wedding march
PLAYED ~ Ms {. VI. Eysier. The BRIDE
looked her best in gown Of pearl coi"red
henrietta, trimmed in hcho,rope velvet, car
rying a bouquet Of chrysauihemams. HeE
maid was dressed ia ahite Iudia linen, she
also carried 8 bouquet Of Chry.authHmums-
The groom ard his groomsman wore she ca
iomary black Among the many bridal gifts
were rocking chair. clocks, China and SILVER
ware, table. bed aud toilet Inca. mjrrurs,
laa.ps, shelf ornaments. vases. berry set, i.yi
spreads, bu;fe; scarfs, Sc. After the cere
mony supper OF suhsiaut'als. cakes, ke.. Sas
ahundaniiy scrrci
During toe fsnsting anu SOCIAL FN>sisne the
Manchester orchestra. composed oi Miss Flor
encs ". Warner and Messrs Clinton Warner,
George l. HoffaCk.r. George 4. EyeJhart.
John W. e. Stick. Wa. &. ;. Denurr and {.
Spencer Keller, added very materially 10 The
pleasure Of the occasion By their music.
Misses Carrie Warner and TrevA NJ. Eyster
also sang some choice selections. Moreover,
Il music consists IN discord snd noise. The
music Indoors was FAR discounted BY the maslc
outside, made by "kgukei's famous band,
about sixty slroBg, provided wisA yam pass,
&c, and struog AppruieS.
Ia addition 70 those already named there
were present Mr.. Noah Shafer and NIfe. NJ.
Charles r. Warner aud wife. Mr.. John Z.
Boring and ~iie. Mr.. Thos I. Shafier aud
wife. Mrs. Wa s Lcpp, Mss CorA Lepp,
Messrs. William l.. John Z. sud Parker y.
Zepp. Mr.. Jonas Sha5cr and Eife. Mr.. EimeT
ShAiier. Mr. W +. +, KhoAdes and safe,
Misses Bertha YiuzlinE and Minnie Hosacker,
Mrs.. Susaanah WArrhime, Mr.. II. Rhnadrs
and wife. Mr. David " Young Gnd wile. Mr..
Ross Loais aud wife. Mr. ] Wesley Hoaaeke'
and wife, Mr.. Samuel BOYER. wife and daRgh'
ter Hester, Ms Will Haines. Aessrs. Jacob
Zepp, Charles T. Baabli,E Chas- Reubenssine
aud Norman kopp.
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Fulton, of Walkersviile,
Frederick county, were guests of their daugh
ter, Mrs. Fred. D. Miller, this woek.
Mrs. Florence l.. Mills spent several days
in Baltimore this week.
Miss Bertha Fowble, of Fowblesburg, Balti-
more county, is a guest of Mrs. James d.
Mitchell.
Miss Fannie Lettita Stocksdale, Of Dale
Farm, near Finksburg, is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Goodwin of West Lanvale street, Baltimore,
and will remain until the Thanksgiving festi
vities are over.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Preaching at Pipe Creek NJ. P. Church, at 1880
a. m. Revival service at Uniontown NJ. p Church
at 80 p. B. W. Kindley, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church.-Benjamin's
Church-Suuday school al a. IN. Divine Ser
vice at 10 u. N. Jerusalem Church.-Divine Ser
vice at 2.30 p. Thanksgiving Service at Ben
II. J. Macaiister. Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-sunday school at 9 a.
IN. Preaching AT 1879 a. IN. and 7.30 p. Morn
ing subject, IAN Open Door Evening, sitting
Thanksgiving Services, Thursday, November So at
1880 a. m. Sermon by Rev. Joel Brown, D; d.
T. IL. Miller Pastor.
Unioutown Charge, Lutheran.-Umontown.-
sunday school at 9 a. IN. Preaching at 10 a. m. C.
f. service at p IN. Baust-Preaching at 80 p
IN. c. E Service at p. m. Nnier'S-Home Mis-
sion Service at p. m. &. W. Baughman, Pastor.
salem Charge Lutheran Church. = BenIamin's
Church.-Sunday school at 9 a. N. Preaching at
10 a. m. Y. p. :, {. +. at D. Cateehise on
saturday al p. m Communion on December 3,
at P N. Confirmation and preparatory service
on saturday previous Preaching ou Friday night,
December l. St Johns Church-Suuday school at
/ D m Luther day service at , D. M Catechise at
D. m. Communion December To- Conrima-
uon and preparatory service on saturday previous.
;. A Dlehl, Pastor.
-. Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at 7.l5
AMI High Mass at 10 Il. m. Vespers at 80 p m
During the aeeS-NHss at a. IN.
Joseph H. cassidy Pastor.
Ascension Church.-SundAy Nov. 2d-Holy Eu-
eharisi at 80 a. m. Mathis at 10 n. IN. second
Holy Eucharist at 1880 a. N. Eyensong at lis
and y. m. Neekdays-Matins and Holy Eucha-
r5st at a. Eyensong Except Fridaysl at 5 p.
E B. Taylor. Rector.
The Boys Meeting will be reopened saturday
afternoon at 50 O'Clock october = ls95. in Carroll
Hail.
ST Paul's Reformed Church.-Sunday school at
al5 a. ID. Divine Service at 1879 Il. m and p. IN.
Calvin : SiAgle. Pastor.
There viii be preaching in the Bethel Of the
Church Of God 81 wariiedshurg. sunday. November
18th. at 5 O'Clock, ?. H. by Elder John A. saxton-
You are invited
Centenary NJ s. Church.-Suniay school ST s.l5
~ N. Preaching st Hasa a. and 7.Sl ?. IN.
Junior EPworih League at 80 y m. Epworth
League al 80 ,. m. Prayer Meeting "Wednesday at
sd p. m Joel Brown, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church Rev. W. K. Graham.
y. u. Pastor-Sshbath Services. Preaching by the
pastor At 10 - a IN and 2 - . m. sabbath school
a. Is u. ~, JuninrC. + at % p m. Christian En-
e5vor service In the lecture room at $50 p N Mid
wrrS service ia the lecture room "Wednesday even
ing. a. 80 =. IN.
UuiouJown Church OF GoI.-Sunday school at
a m Preaching a. lal5 a IN. In the evening
Al "a Al FTtacllburg a. ? N. and each evening
during the week
). II. Cran. Pastor.
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New Advertisements.

The Model Store News-Wm. +. Derr':
Great Model Emporium, Westminster, Nd.
keefer's Grocery, opposite William b
Thomas Bank, Westminster, Md.
Words Of Warning-Miller Bros. Populal
Cash Stores, Westminster. Nd
Let Us Be Thankful-New York Bargain
House, Westminster, Md.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the postolfice,
Westminster, Md.
Public Sale Of Bank Stock-Charles +,
Fink, Trustee.
Road Commissioners Meeting Black,
President.
Ohio Horses, &c.-H A Smith, Hanover,
Pa.
Oehm's Acme Hall, Baltimore, Md.
Birthday Social.
Legal Notices
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Sudden Death of a Little Child.

Marie c. D., daughter of Mr. John d. and
Charlotte Crawford, died suddenly Tuesday
evening at the coal chute, near this city, from
rheumatism Of the heart, aged years,
month and days The child had been COM
planning for several days of pains in her feet
aud legs, and Tuesday afternoon she grew
worse The family physician was summoned
by telephone but he was not home. When
the $40 train stopped at the chute Mr. Craw-
ford got on it and came TO this city for a
physician. Upon his arrival here telephone
message informed that his daughter was dead.
The child's remains were inferred at s..
Johns cemetery, this city, on Thursday.
Marie was a bright and interesting child, and
her school associates we're greatly shocked at
her sudden death.
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Brummel Items,

Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry A. Mahalis, OF Bryn
Mawr, Pa, spen, lew days with his sister
aud brother-in-law, Mr.. aud Mrs. George A.
Hosfeld.
Mr. VIM. b. Morrow, Of Hagerstown, was
the guest OF his father The pasi week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ill. G. Long and son William
have left for a two weeks visit To friends IN
Baltimore and Baltimore county.
Miss Minnie Henry, of Hampstead, is the
guest Of her parents, near here.
Miss Oracle B. Lester, Of Westminster,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Mr.. Noah I. Hosfeld and wife, of Green
mount, paid flying visit TO his parents.
Mrs. Sarah L. Shatfer Is spending a few
weeks in Baltimore county.
George Stephen is ON the sick list.
Denton, son Of Mr.. John Barnhart, near
here, who has been very i'll with typhoid fever,
is but little better at this writing.
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Cover Items.

Prof Blsckshear, professor Of chenisty in
the Woman's College, Baltimore, delivered a
lecture on chemistry, subject, Combustion,
on Friday evening Of last week, ~ the Win
field Academy.
This is the second lecture which has been
given AT the Academy this fall. There will
be another lecture in December by Rev. Mr..
Clark son, OF The VI. L. conference, subject,
Love, Cuurtship and Marriage Dr..
Goueher, president aud founder Of the Wo-
mans College, Baltimore. will lecture at the
Academy about week before Christmas or
later Many other prominent lecturers have
been engaged for the scholastic year.
The last Lecture was rare treat, and was
appreciated 10y all present, especially by the
public school teachers, who were among the
most attentive listners.
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In loving remembrance of our darling son, Oliver
Cook, who departed this life November 23rd. 1898.
One mournful year has vanished,
Think we while our tear drops start;
But the memory of our loved one
Still is fresh within our hearts.
Obi the misery OF that drear night
When we stood around his bed;
Till death stole upon him softly,
And we knew his soul had fed.
All since then our lives are saddened,
Since that day our hopes slain;
But his voice keeps sweetly saying,
Courage; we shall meet again"
BY HIS MOTHER AND FATHER.