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Rirthtav Anniversary.

.sSurpsises ars pleasant. Il they arc q ihe
-,,b, L,r3 =, say4 Mr. DAVID l.. B0tsn
al near Mlil.g's SisEstsu. see uas she y5ciim
~ +, ..,st.rf... r,lsnpei aad sacccssiu.'y exc
,-gt.d ~ her izuxAg~Fs lee b.upr g the atfty.
.sxth snpir.rszsv uf hrf jafihday oa Fri.iay
evening. Noscmh-, 10, 1899. Nifhoal pre-
s.oa. warming. goodlt nlaatvrf "t her neigh
kor. sna frien,is At half lssi - % .elurs caIs-
- o = AFsnt. sell equipped ~liA eonErA'u.s
lstions aud Soad hnanur. be evening ~ss
-, n. vocal and iasirnssaiai mas,e. socisl
rha, and ,bc lske Many eAnr wIsh Pces,Hts
n sins. ana China ware- The guests srcUui-
,-.S,..5 their congratulations ~3iA ~rl'irI
vishrs from thr Scriptures. 49, Masihes,
IS. Sd: Heb. ], 9; Rom. -. Is; Tees >. :,
e. 4 pleasing interruption ~ss th~ sal 20
th, table. ~brre rzkr~. c.ftsiret'oHs sni tflsits
E,re served according 10 'as musi approved
.zylr All in ali, q ~as IuctnuFabis AFFAIR
agd a., g,i..sis may sell b. excused tps SOP
ne thnt Mrs.. Bfo~n mas have asaby more
surprises Of tbs kied.
f'hose urrsent we're Mr. and Mn. DAVID
/. Bro~n, Mr.. Mary Miller. Mr.. aud Mrs
Charles i.ippy, aud sons. CALVIN snd hsrassi-
NiS.-s LYDIA, Mamie. Abba aHd dTace
nr, va Me-srs. Edward, William, Charles
and KuF-iu Buown, Mrs. LYDIA Warner. Mr.
S,n,,,al Warner, Miss Minnie Warner. Mss
Birdie ASpNr, MI nkia sAIs' ''''lt = ''Ns "a 80
1;.rfie and Mr.. Charles Folk, Mrs.. Lgnura /.
Bor,n,r aud sons uoFAIio aud ChutoH. Mr.
gr.dsrirk Shilke. Rev. {. ~ Ey.ter, Misses
DsItlab Richards. t.eona Painter. treeS ".
Evsf-r. Ella Butis. Cora ard Berthe Miller.
ElI-u A. Weutr. Salhe Shader, Flogence
Blorber Ablie Warrhime. Mary Hare, Lydia
Dandy. Vsr,ie and Laura Miller, Elsie Myers
ana Abbie C;rogg. Msssrs. Augustus Sa,iGr,
Ed,sio and samuel WertK, George W, Snyder.
Joe. William. Howard and Peter Dandy.
sylvester Kneglsr. ANron Reddins. Hora'is'
Block. HAIR, SaDdroek. Ho~urd Hare, Harry
Raubesstine and Samuel HuiRagie.
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A Blrthaay surprlse Parly.

Fur the Democratic AdFoeats
A very pheasant birthday surprise party was
given At the residence Of M. sud Mrs. john
4. Yiuglins, Sr.. If Sprung Valley Brook,
near Cranberry. oa Saturday evening, ihv Alb
instant. The party was given to their daugh-
tar AIyertie. who Was Hot aSare Of the o.
eurr-nc,. but her sisters Were AHd sided INA
terially H. making the surprise a complete
success. A u enjoyed the aniazrmeni OF Mss
Ajyertis when the young people iruoped into
her home. Games Of various KINDS an" social
conversation Nrre the amuseuienis OF the oc-
yasion RciTrshm"nts were served al I".So,
after Sbieh the alnusenenls were continued
until a late hour. when The NlVIhc SINGING
Glass Of Cranberry rendered music aud sang
th,. familiar piece. "God be- ~Ith you all we
me-, ag,i, when all retired {, their homes,
after giving expression TO their hearty spI're-
citation of the evening enjoyment. Those
present were
Al, Hon, + Yinrlfng. Sr, and wiS-.. Mr. George
NsrEel and wife Mr. Andrew SmeaCs aud wife,
Nr q YincIing Wpi. Walsh and wife, Nj Peter
Nerix and wife :. q. Miller wife and fam yphh
b Miller wife and SON Charley, NJ. lneo : ts
ling Mr. Noah W Miller and wife, MIS- saAifla
WaT.hime Mr. Adam b. Miller and wife, OF Glen
Vile Pa Misses Maggie Rhodes, ANeFue l. llhs-
ling sarah T. Null Agnes Miller, AaOei bisgh'
EmIna Fhaugh Nellie Albright Alice Dul stella
Merkel HELEN Biggs, Lizzie ~ NH'e,l XSu ,'a,
Walsh Mary T. Yingling, Mary Miller, Lydia nihg'
ling Mary Walsh sarah Itugling Bessie MlileI.
Amanda L. Yingling: MesSrs. Rob Eyerhart, Harvey
WertZ Charles Mabala, Chas. Smeaeh, Aaron Miller
Howard Merkel, Denton NeriE Mmi i. na! .l .
Thomas Yingling Jr., Z. Wesley Null, David ASper,
Louis Gumrnel, %. Reede, Harvey Guunel; John
uunt Samuel Asper Frank and John Meckiey, oil
New YORK city; David Miller. Lloyd smeaeh.
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Union,own Items.

Mr.. Luther Hiteshew moved his family to
Baltimore on Tuesday. They will reside al
No. 1910 North Mount street for the present.
Mr.. c. Chapman Richardson, of Bel Air,
Nd, was the guest of Rev. B. W. Kiudley S
family from Saturday until Monday
Mrs. Levi d. Reid and Mrs. Bradford
Slonaker, OF Taneytown, were guests Of Mr..
aud Mrs. J. Wesley Rodkey, on Thursday.
Mr.. William McCollum and Mrs Kate Ne.
Collum Roop, of Westminster, formerly OF
Uniontown. were in town on Monday calling
on friends who are always pleased to see them.
The Union Glee Club are preparing to hold
an oyster supper in the latter part of the
mouth. Some good music will be furnished
by the club.
Harry, son Of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Baugh
man, Is convaiesciug from slight attack Of
typhoid fever.
Mrs. G. W. Baughman went to Baltimore
on Wednesday morning to attend the State
c. T.. Convention.
Rev. Jesse Shreeve aud wife returned from
Washington. u. c., on Tuesday. where they
were visiting friends.
Miss Kate WiiIett aud Mr.. Charles Spaug
Ter. of IhurRout, we're guests of Miss Willett ;
sister. Mrs. Frank Palmer. on Saturday aud
SUNDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harbaugh and family
returned 20 their home ia Eestmin ster on
Tuesday. Mr.. Harbaugh had an attack OF
grippe while here and was confined to bed
tor several days at his fathers.
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One Of the pretiie>t weddings Of the season
was solemnized at the residence OF Mr.. aud
Mrs Luther NJ. B,Rhey, near Poriers, On
Wednesday, November 10Th. at ESQ =. NJ,
the contracting parties being Miss Mile Ei'z-
ahesh, their only daughter, aud Mr.. Herbert
-. Wampler. a prom neut young FARMER 81
Freedom district. The ceremony WAS per
formed by Rev J. l.. Nicholas, Of Messiah
charge The bride was becomingly atilred IA
white silk with steel trimming, aud carried
bride roses, while the groom wore the eon-
ventional black. Miss Carrie l. Naiiie, OF
Bridgeport, Frederick county. Was bridesmaid,
aud carried y bouquet OF white ehry.anth he
unms. aud Mr.. john Bushey, brother ot the
bride, was best man The ushers were NESTS.
Mex Shipley, of Gst aud Herbert Reed. Oi
Eldersburg. Miss Mollie Hess, Of Woodbiue,
PLAYED the wedding march tie party en,
tered the parlor, which was tastefuliy decorated
with ported plants aud eyergreeHs aud con
tinued playing softly through The service.
After congratulations AN elegant supper was
served consisting of all the substantlals and
delicacies of the season. The bride was the
recipient of many useful and ornamental pres
ents, consisting Of glass, queens and silver
ware, etc.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Bnshey'
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Lauterbaeh and two daughisrs'
Misses Minnie and Lula lauterbach, Rev. and ms;
j. L. Nicholas Mr. and Mrs Abram Nailie, Mr. aud
Mrs. Peter Baumgartner, Mr. and Mrs. ID; N. shoe
maker, Mr.. and Mrs. John E; Hess, Mrs EiIEaoeth
s. Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. George W Hess, Mrs Elmore
:. Hess Ms Abbie Flory, Mrs. Louisa Bale, Mr.
aud Mrs John Mckinney. Ms J. Rippard MS,
Chas n Kuhn Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Mitten, Misses
Carrie Matte and Abbe Shoemaker, Mary llng
ling Dora Molie and Nettie Hess, Minnie Mcktn-
ney Barbara Lanterbach; Messrs. Robert c. Mckin,
ney Guy L. Fowler, Eugene Reese. Morris and
Oscar Hess Harry Bushey, Charles Bale, Erman
and John Shoemaker, VIM. and Clarence Naille
Samuel F. Hess, Ralph and Wilbert Hess, and Others
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rev Advertisements.

Results are Better Than Promises-The
Weaver Marked Chemical Co. Union Bridge
sui Comiug-Nes York Bargain House.
I. ". Aather & Sons. Westminster. Nd.
The Model Store News-Wm. F. Derr's
Model Emporium. Westminster. Md
Mortgage Ssl, II Valuable Real Estate
David j. Brown. Mortgage.
Woodland a. Private Sale-Mrs. Mary A
Lane. Westminster. Nd
Haber's fharmaey--John J. Rose. Pro.
prietor. Westminster, Nd.
4 Lot aud Personal Property al Public
Saic-Wm. r Ricken
Ipieadiag 20 Reduce My Stock ".
Skunk. Westminster.
Lasl 81 Unclaimed Matter ia the pastof6cr.
Westminster Nd
Warm Nami,cr--wn. T. Dcvilbi>s,
Westminster, Nd.
tbrY-aH'hemam ShpN-Niller Bros. West.
muster. Nj
Fub.,c sale OF Personal Psol,er,y-Nr,.
VA. A. Hash.
Half 'ae rccple-Shaw Drag Co.. Vest
MINISTER. ND
Erray Horses-Hrufy S'aIl, near Fo~bl,.,
burg. Nd.
Thanksgiving John d, Bowers, wy~,suin
sisr Nd.
Al Cosl--Ns;slress & Myers. Westminster.
Fa.s and Sapper. Oyster Sappers.
Legal Notices
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CHURCH WORK Convention.

A Church Work Convention was held on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Of this week at Benjamin's Reformed Church,
near this city. The following subjects were
discussed The Benevoiences oftbe Church
and Thank Offering OF the people, The
Consistory aud its Relations 10 the Pastor and
to the Congregations; Christian Parents
and their Children; their relation TO each
other and to the Congregation The SUNDAY
School and its Claims upon the Officers ahd
Members Of the Church.
The speakers on the different evenings wers
Rev's A. S Weber. Z. x. Deatriek, WA J.
Stewart and C. W. I.evan, Of Balti nore; Rev,
S. NJ. Roeder, Of Manchester; C. $. Slsgle,
of Westminster. and Rev. J. Stewart Hart
man. of Silver Run. The altar service each
evening was conducted By Rev. X. o. Spes-
sard. Pm. d.. OF Union Bridge, Rev. Z. +.
Weaver, of Illinois, and the pastor, Rsv. IL.
J. Macalister, ali of whom also took part "a
the discussions.
The music was rendered by union choir.
composed Of the choirs Of BenjAmiu's Church
and ST. Matthew Reformed Church, III
Pleasant Valley.
Large and interested congregations we're
present The visiting ministers were enter
tanned by Mr.. Jacob L. ShaieT, Mrs. Ciara
Bale, Miss Maggie Stoner and at the parson,
age
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CsrruJi change Eegoruacd Church-B enjArnin's
Eburuil- sunday school ~ a m Divine ser
wire a. ~ - - Matthews Church-Saniay
school A. = IA Holy Communion AZ 80 p N.
n. J. AagaltStrr. IasiUr.
Grace Lutheran Chufch.-Sunday school a. Ia.
10. Preaching az 10 - q ~ aud 20 3 N NORA
ing snb3cct Know thy Opportunity" Evening.
The Pleasure 81 Being Christian Y. p : c.
ualSaioSn P church-sGndsy School al Is
a. Preaching a. ia9o a N, and revival service
Nia,rr's Chureh-Homc Mission service Al IoA
N NJ gaion-sanday :, Seh ss Home , Mission
service a. ? m =, ", , haas hmAa res,or.
Church sunday School AT p m. Preaching At
? p N I, T. ; e. Z, = thank Offering aud special
go a IN. - Johns Chur,ll-Sunday school at
= a m Luther day service 10 a. IN. Catechise
at P m Practice for Luther day AZ 2 p M
q. gohu's ,.hnrch-su rdtys-ilow Mas az 7l5
ami High Mass al 20 a. M. NeSp~rs al 80 D. m
Joseph H. t,ss.tiy Pastor
Ascension Churvh.-SuudAy, Nov. l9.-Hoy Eu-
eharist at 80 a m. Mathis at 10 - m. second
Holy Eucharist at iASa a m ETeasong al as
and ; D. IN. Neutrality-suspicious. ami Holy EachA-
risg att "a N. Eyensuas Except Fridays at p.
< h Taylor. Rector.
The Boys Meeting will be reopened saturday
aternooE AZ $50 o'clock, October 2. 1898 IN Carroll
81 Faul's Reformed Church.--sunsay school at
s.I5 a. III. Divine Service at 10 a. ~ and p. IA.
calvin : SlNgie. Pastor.
There will De preaching IN the Bethel of the
Chureh ofGod At Warieldsharg, sunday, November
18th at 3 o'clock, p. m BY l. +. Murry, teaching
elder. You invited.
Centenary N =. ChHrch.-Sun,ay school, at ais
a. IA Preaching AZ a. - Is. ne. aud rs y. III.
Junior Epwurth League at go p. EpWorth
League a, 739 M, Prayer Meeting "Wednesday at
80 =. m.
I,rei RroNn l-s>lsr.
Metho-IiSy Protestant Churuh. Rev. " T. GrlhAui.
D. u. PaStor.-Sthbath Services. Preaching by the
IsStUr at 1899 a. and 2. 80 D sabbath School
.. o. Junior G. T. at 50 p. Christian En-
cav or Service in the lecture room at $50 p IN Md
week service in the lecture room "Wednesday even
ing. at $50 p. IN.
Uuioutown Church OF G~i.-Snnday school st
a. IA Preaching at iO.l5 a. In the evening
at $50. At Frizelburg at =. M. aud each evening
during the week.
:. b. Crllu. Pastor.
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PROPOSED TURNPIKE.
A Company Incorporated TO Build One
from Smallwo0d to Westminster.

A certificate of incorporation of 1.-The
Washington and Westminster Turnpike Com
pany," was recorded at the CLERK S Office here
on October 10. The charter was granted by
Judge |. Thomas Jones, and the incorpora-
tors, who are also the directors for the first
year, are Fred. D. Miller Abraham H. Huber,
F. Thomas Babylon, Guy w. Steele and Geo.
W. Albaugh, all of Westminster.
The capital stock is $4,000, divided into
1000 shares of $1,000 each. The object of
the company is to build a turnpike on the
Washington road from the corporate limits of
Westminster, to its junction with the Deer
Park road thence on the Deer Park road to
its junction with the Davis road at Small
wood, distance OF four aud one half miles.
The company is incorporated under the
general laws of Maryland and It's duration in
forty years.
The Washington road is more travelled than
any road leading to Westminster. 1t is es-
sentially dirt road, aud in February and
March is usually very muddy. TO build Il
turnpike on It's bed aui iuNn the Deer Park
road to Smallwood, is IA matter that has been
agit4ted for the past ten years, and efforts to
raise the necessary capital have been made,
but without success. The wei! known energy
and enterprise of the company jas organized
warrants The belief that tue pike wi be built.
Mr. W. GemmiIl, of tlauovrl, Pa. viii have
charge of the construction oi the road, aud it
is expected tina, work will commence next
week. The road is being Staked of.
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wedding Anniversary.

Reported for the Democratic Advocated
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank K. Herr, of this city,
and DR.. and Mrs. L. Trump, of Manchester,
have been absent during the week on trip
celebrating their twenty fifth wedding ami
versary. In company with them IS their
brother. Rev. Chas. 5. Trump and his wife,
Of Martinsburg, West Virginia.
Instead of home gathering, the novel idea
of going over the route of twenty five years
ago brightly doomed upon their minds and
arrangements were accordingly made; and
on Monday. the 18th. they left for Washing
ton, Philadelphia and New York
These honored friends of Westminster and
Manchester we're married on the same day.
exchanging brothers and sisters, and being
located in adjoining towns the distance was
shortened by frequent visits and constant IN
tercourse of the two families.
Many blessings and much happiness crowned
this quarter of century of their married lite,
but sorrow also entered their homes in the
removal from Mr. Herr's family Of their old
est son in youth; and from DR.. Trump their
Oldest, in manhood. and several small child.
rem. The former has Eve children living, and
the latter two.
We extend to them hearty congratulations
and wish them long and happy life.
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Mrs. sarah Eckard. ~ife Of Mr.. Henry
Rekard. OF Msyberry. died Suddenly on Tues
day aighi Al her hoHe, aged ahoai - YEAR.
Mrs. Eckard did Der woFk Is usaAl daring
TUESDAY. Sue prepared supper. Of which she
parsook ,igh the other mrubvrs Of thc FAMILY.
Alter sappcr M. Eekari seemed 30 be IA her
ussss! good health -ad sAg Taking nth others,
ah,n suddenly she erased. a Esitural Soand
a. heard and she sank hack unconscious.
Dr.. ]. R.uehAst, OF FrzelIbasE. s4s telePaoH-
al for. bul Mrs. Eckari uas dad before be
arrived. DEATH fcsal ed irotn heart irsahls.
The decvased uas = .-iss sarah Attc~.
~ho lired above UpaautaNu. Her SISTER So
ur Eckar,i'. iir,i sif,s 81 thc arss marriage
ti,-,r SER Iao sar.. Harvey EckAri. oi B@Ek
Hill. add Curtis Eekari, ueas Ma berry
ana one daughter. Mrs. Rineaian, BeAE
Hampstead. Mus. sarah Eckari leaves O.
husband and lNa sOus, both 81 hoGc-
Her funeral took plsre YESTERDAY Friday
morning At the Charrh uf God Al Cgioaip~n.
Rev. = h. Craft officiating.
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Receplion 10 successful Candldates.

Gu Monday evening last Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred. Lttlefeld. of Middleburg, gave re-
ception, at their handsome home, Brook
field to Mr.. Z. 0. Weani, recently elected
States Attorney for Carroll, aud Mr.. d.
Princeton Buckley, who was elected to the
House Of Delegates in Frederick comfy last
week. The reception was from 8. 10 to ll.S0,
and there were about sixty ladies and gentle
man present. The spacious rooms and halls
were beautifully decorated with potted plants
and the national colors. The dining room
was picture Of artisiicIially wrought work
manship. Streames of red, white and blue
in varied shades we're intertwined with
beautiful effect. About 10 o CLOCK . luncheon
WIS served, and an orchestra from Baltimore
discoursed music during the evening. Each
of the guests Of honor delivered short speeches
in response to calls. The affair was very
delightful one and highly enjoyed. Mr.. and
Mrs Littlefield were assisted ia receiving by
Misses Annie and Rhoda Weant, Miss Minnie
l.. Buckley and Miss Maud Walden. Mr..
Weant stood TO the right Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Littiefed and Mr.. Buckley to the left.
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A Young Mans Sudden Death.
For the Democratic Advocate.


one OF the ssddest deaths that has occurred in
this county Tor sometime WAS that OF Eugene W.
Bond. near Finkshurg. " no died Friday, Noyem-
Der s. 1899 in his 10Th year He son Of Mes-
ley Bond. prominent farmer Of this county and II
descendant OF Of the oldest families of this sec
ton Of the state. The young man was hauling
corn from the field when he WAS stricken with
heart failure. he made an effort 10 walk to his
home but had only gone about 2uO yards " hen he
fell and instantly expired in the presence of his
father He was Of exemplary character and an Hc-
tive member of the NJ. z. Church at finksburg-
His funeral took place at Emory Chapel, aud was
one of the saddest witnessed in this section for
some time. He was popular and widely known,
and the attendance very large. One of the
singing Of his favorie hymn, We'll never say
good bye in Heaven" by his hvorite associates
over his remains. The services were conducted by
his former pastor, Rev. X. savage and s w Coe.
The deceased was a nephew of the late Eugene c.
BArrlck of the well-known firm of John y. Horner
4 Co. of Baltimore. The pall-bearers were Frank
Raver Harry G. Gist. Geo. II. Frazier, Charles NJ.
Jones, Willie NJ. Gist and Jesse Hollngsworth.
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Surprise Party.

A surprise EsTiy was given Mrs Elizabeth Vii
helm a. home 10 Aiesla last week The surprise
vas complete and the crowd large Ms Milhrlta
had scarcely completed Der usual evening IS oFk
Whcn about - pcrSous walked Ia. The evening
Vas sreut very pleasantly la music and plays after
ahieh Entertainments weTc served.
These present were john Rineaaft, Howard
Dandy Howard NegtI. Wm- Dandy jr. Emory
Mccullough George Snyder George Snyder. Jr. q,
Egu1-y Fred. Joseph Dandy, Isaac Dandy !. VI.
Biocher Ntsiey kueiier, John EesgleF, John Miller.
Ira Miller Ina Painter, Harry SandFlck. AomtiO
Black Chas. SIudTuck ChaS- HsuTy. ChaS- Abbott.
samuel Hofscser and wife. Emory Warner. J. Nc.
Miller Carroll WArehime. Nm istifdy AMI wife, II.
Hare. Eiward wertE Chzs. EPpiey. Lydia Wertz.
Alice Blochet Emma Snyder Mrs G. sauhiS, sadie
sauhle Alice Lucahtugh, Katie satoF 0race Leis-
Ter Florence Warner. Ms George sandrucS, Irving
Mccullough Arthur stump. Ms John kiuehart
Edith Riuehart Edith and Chloe HodaCker Ms /.
81 Blocher Florence Bochrr. Mr. and Ms u. a..
Hofiacker, Ar. and Mrs Harry Narehtmc, Misses
Minnie and Lydia Brown. Sarsh Nertk. Lydia
Dandy Naomi Painter, Abhie NRrenime. Abbie
Grogg, Mrs. +. Freed. Mr., aud MIS-, ". +. luct-
baugh Miss Bessie Armstrong, Miss Aolie Wing
ling. Misses Cappe and Mary Hare. Dewey Ware
hime Com Zeigier. Nm. Brown, CLARENCE Abbott,
a.
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BcTFett Items.

Whsle walkiug aloeg the county road. near
BrrrrH. last Saiurisy evening. Mess Aaua
Mnry Fl-mmtag aad Mr. Sayiil HeWitl had a
VERY narrow escape from being shot. Ner-
erai voang naen 81 ihI- victaily we're ganning
aud beins unable 10 Tad Sufficient game they
proposed shooting match. B-jag unaware
Of the strength 81 their mes repeating 5reeeh'
luaiiux guns, they hrcd. the target being be
tween them and the coguJy road.
Prof ". J. lirapes aud Mr.. Harry Streak
er. both u the Winfield Academy. spent last
SATURDAY guanius n the 3aekh9rn Valley.
Most OF the Republicans ii this vicinity
have reiuraed froa tbeiF trip Up Salt
RIVER" aud are again enjoying the mountain
hreese FROM the Blue Ridge. which sc 80 freely
receive on the level plateau around the city
Of Berreit. While GA this trip aur friends
held i convention. which they thlh& Will
prove very prO6labir To them IN the future.
All the leading members ir0m the different
counties Of the state were present
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weather record for the week.

November Il-mercury 80 at : a. m. and
81 at . D. M; hazy, cloudy after p. IN, rain
from c. 80 until p. IN. November l2--mer,,
curry 80 at a. IN. and ~ al y. m; clear aud
blustery. November l3-mercury 70 at a.
IN. and Al at p. m. clear. November Il
mercury 20 at a. m. and Al at p, m
cloudy, light rain; partially clear after ! P
M. ; light rain and hail between $50 aud p;
IN. November l5-mercury 81 at u 10. ana
81 at Up. mi cloudy, followed by par'laiiy
clear weather. November l6-mercnry AZ at
a. m. and SO at p. M; partially cloudy.
November mercury AZ at a. M. and AZ
at 2 D. m; cloudy aud blustery.
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Cover Items.

The boys Il this place gave patty last Sssufiay
Light ht issg g. tia lcscuscnt usashsr the usual
unulf-.f arru net Prescat- Is Was tao azt given
ants yesr. AMI pts greatly cniuyel A.i9.s1 the
B1sag ugasss-laris uas ths muslusi cpurru Elsru
by Frof g. Iux.us su8 his caair Il professionals
plg prsHttcsi inkrf. Ta&Ttcs fusneli. vas aisa GA
ttsr tsuch AMI his ready w3tslcisgn made
cFcrg t-7y fsr at home tsnHhra 81 all -eftz " ere
sasss-t 10 until &hosi 20 3 a shieh tise hour
81 81 800 usual cake sik. ibr idses dertest III
EsUf fgtE5ez yhnlh take sae cake rrsa caka.Wai II
hsl cesfss " aen thEF shualI irHvc. sHi owing tu
uaulcFgrss attractions stssi ialr huisf
Mr. Aa4ustsas EAriftck aud sttc. % Baiglnanre are
visiting MT OsorSs " GTtnins
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MYERS, Distri,t Teachers, Association.

The Association held its regular meeting in Car
roll Academy Union Mills, on Friday evening, No
vember 10th. constitution and bylaws was pre-
senteG to the association by the committee. and
adopted. The evening subject Geography, was
then discussed as follows: limited States" Miss
Maraud Nusbaum; Europe. "A. j Bemiller; Asia, "
H. 5. Yingling; Africa, II. NJ. Lippy; Great Brit
ain, ''Hilda Grass Change of Season., Frank Byers
by means of an instrument prepared by himself;
after which the subject was discussed in general by
all present After the evenings subject was disposed
of the subject of "Miscellaneous" was referred tC
and.discussed.