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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Machen, Of Washing
ton, d. c., have moved to Westminster for
The summer.
Mrs. E. B. TAYLOR. of The Rectory. spent
several days in Philadelphia this week.
Among the recent arrivals at Atlantic City
are Miss Jennie Richards, OF HouckSvllle,
and Miss Katharine Nasal OF Baltimore.
Miss Mollie Runkes. one Of the teachers in
the Westminster High School, Is spending her
vacation at home in Nj. Airy.
Miss Laura Wampler. Of Sandyyile. Miss
Helen Wampler. Mr.. Harry and Frank Ny
erly. of Green Spring Valley, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Swartz, Fiuksburg, Nd.
Mr.. Martin Granader, his sou, and two of
his friends. came from Baltimore on their
wheels TO paw a visit to his sister, Mr.. John
Arbaugh. on the farm of Mr.. Zepp, near this
city, last Saturday.
Gen. c. II. Tompkin's 5. D. ). A. will leave
Monday for VINEYARD Haven, on the MaSsa.
chusetis Coast. for the summer. His daughter
went there about two weeks ago. General
Tompkins and daughter spent the past year ia
Westminster.
DR.. D. r. Kuukeman, resident physician
at Maryland General Hospital, Baltimore,
was a guest Of Dr. J. Riuehart. Frizellhurg,
from Saturday until Monday He Is son Of
a class mate of Dr. Rinehart.
Mrs. John 5. Matthias OF this city. former
pupil of ST. Josephs, Emmi,sburg. attended
the alumni meeting and banquet at that lnst'.
tuition on Wednesday. Her guests were Mr..
VIM. B. Thomas. Mrs. z. J. Bennett, Nrs.
Orlando Reese and Miss Mary Josephine
Matthias.
Miss Sadie Shaw. Of Baltimore. Is visiting
al Rev Joel Browns.
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FIREMEN'S COMMITTEES.
President Porter Announces the List for
the Year.

Phihp Z. Porter, president of the Maryland
State Volunteer Firemen's Association, has
appointed the standing committees OF the as
ISOLATION for the ensuing year, and the mem
bers of the committees have been notified to
that effect by Charles V. WantZ, of this city,
secretary of the association. They are as
follows
Executive Committee-John H. Cunning
ham, chairman, Westminster; DIR. Lloyd L.
MacGill. Frederick: William H. Marshall,
Union Bridge; E. Wilton Merrick, Cambridge;
William L. Hayes, East Brooklyn.
Auditing Committee--Augustus Albert,
chairman, Baltimore; J. I. Young, Pocomoke
CITY: William Bailey, Cumberland.
Tonic and Statistical Commttee-Julian
Brewer, chairman, Annapolis; c. j. Hespeck,
Cumberland; Edward Stevenson, Homecoming;
John Bauerlne, Westport; DR.. c. Birnie,
Taneytown.
Exhibit Committee +. White, chair
man. Cumberland; William NJ. CrimmlnS,
Frederick; John Frank Jr., Annapolis.
TRANSCRIPTION Committee-Wiliam Czech
lev, chairman. Elkton: John Stuckert, Baltl-
more; DR.. Luther Trump, Manchester; VIM.
H. McConkey. Salisbury: Frank Spates, Frost
burg.
Legislative Committee-M. R. Hawken,
chairman, HagerStown; DR.. Joseph /. Her
ing, Westminster; John W. Heck, Cumber-
land; J Frank Baker, Union Bridge; William
Harper. Homecoming; Stevenson Church, West
port; Judge John c. Motter, Frederick; Jos.
Bear, Frostburg; John J. Stump, Cumberland;
Joseph H. Bells. Annapolis; George Hahn,
Jr., Annapolis; Robert S. Mckinney, fancy
town; DIR. S. Charles DeKrat. Cambridge;
John E. Masenhemer, Manchester; J. Roger
MeSherry. Frederick; George r. Ash. Elk
ton: Jacob Durm, Baltimore: William Keller,
Sr., East Brooklyn; Winter Owens, Salisbury;
William H. Moss, Annapolis; Harry Talley,
Cumberland; James /. Watts, Pikesyille; Au-
gustus Helmet, Hagerstown; Joseph W. Cav
er. Frederick; Frederick Eek, Pocomoke
City; John f. Fisher, Port Deposit.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Uniontown Methodist Protestant Church sun
i4v school a. q ID a. ~. sermon at 1888 a. IA.
Evening service Al o'clock. Christian EndeavoF,
Rev. b " Kiudley, Pastor.
Centenary NJ T. CHuryh.-~utids school al 3 10
A lu Preach .us at laiu "a n, followed By the
sacrament Of the Lori's SUPPER. Junior League al
> ~ 2. IA song service and EP"prIh League topic
joel RruNu. titsIuT.
Preaching and Communion Service at Deer PNTE
NJ +. Church, sunday, July =. at 1850 a. m chr =
ti4u EudeAyor Meeting at 80 .. M thildreu'S
Day service AT Zion NJ & church a. M
Carroll charge. Reformed Churuh.-BenJanin ;
Church-Sunday school at 800 a IN Divine ser
vice 10 Il IN. St Matthews Church.-Sunday
school at =. IN Divine service at $50 p III.
"A. j. MHcaIl>Icr, Pastor
salem Charge Lutheran Church - Benjamin
Church-Sundav school a. IN. Preaching Mt 10
sunday school p m. Preaching at p; m.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Suniay school at = It.
m Holy Communion at 1880 a. IN. aud go ?. II.
y. =. : c. ;. al 80 P m o., ,,.,,.- 49,.
St Johns Churcl--suuday>- Mass ~ 30
and High Mass at 10 "a. m: NesperN at 80 p m
D"''''7 '''' Joseph IL cassidy Pastor
The Boys Meeting viii meet every saturday
afternoon Al O'Clock in Carroll Hall
St Paul's Reformed Church.-Suuduy school at
9l5 a IN. Divine service at lO.3na IA. and 30
D m Calvin :. SiagIe, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church. Rev W. K. Grlham,
D. d. PastOr.-Sabbath Services.-Prehchtng by
School ut 9lj a. m. Junior c. L. AT 30 =. m.
Mid-week service in the lecture room Wednesday
evening, at $50 o'clock
UniOntown Church Of GOd.-Findiay College.
Sunday School at a. NJ. Preaching at lO.l5 a m.
literary exercise in the evening by the Sunday
school A collection at the close of each service
for endowment fund. Preaching at Mayberry at
go p. IN.
: b. Craft. Pastor.
sabbath School Sunday July ,. 1899. at > p. m.
sharp in the Bethel of the Church of God at War
tieldsburg, Nd. You invited.
William I. Warren, Secretary.
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New Advertisements.

DIR. Martins Homeopathic Remediys-FoI
Sale by Shaw Drug Company, Westminster,
Nd.
Occasion Extraordinary +. p~rT
Model Emporium. Westminster, Nd
The Day We Celebrate-New York Bar.
gain House. Westminster. Nd.
New and Improved Wooden PumP-FuAHs
f. Palmer. Uujoniowu. Nd.
Picking Oct Clothing Bargains--Sharrcr 4
Gorsuch Westminster. Nd.
Attention Frui; Growers-E. Stoner. Pro
prietor, Westminster, Nd.
Clothing Sale-Mii!er Bros Pupup!A'
Stores, Westminster. Nj.
Lis, Of Judges aud Registers ot Voters Cot
/ Carroll County. Nd
Special Cot Prices-Shaw Drug Company
Westminster, Md.
Public Sale-John W. Warner.
Legal Notices. Festivals.
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wedding Reception.

For thp ptfnucrai4c Advocate.
On SUNDAY. Juue 18th, 1899, 4 wedding re-
ccpiiou vas given OF the home Of the bride (,
parents. Mr. and Mr. John Smith, near
Manchester. The bride was their only iaush-
ter. and wore a beautiful dress OF blge serge,
trimmed with white satin ribbon, lace aud
bugle trimming, with white hal aud gloves 20
match. The groom. Nj. George A. Market.
looked has best Ia the conventional black aud
wore a white tie. Miss Auuie Market sister
of the groom vas bridesmaid. and Mr.. Geo.
smith. cousin Of ine bride, was greumsman.
The bride WAS the recipient OF many yaiHa-
bic presents. Such a. table liHeu. China and
glassware, clocks, lamps, elc.
Those present were Mr.. john SmuU aud
wife. parents 1T the bride; Mr. Elias N,rkrl
aud wife, parents of the groom; NJ. David
Brown. wife and children, Herring. Sterling
and George OF Cranberry; Mr.. Jesse N.-llers.
wife aud children. Mabel and Archie. "i near
Hanover, Pa Mr. Leonard Smith ami wife,
Of Manchester; Mr.. Andrew Hnst,II aHd wife,
Mr.. Theodore James and wife. Mss Wesley
Shaffer. Miss Thomas James, Miss Emory
Hossler. Miss Annie Slime, Miss Mary Myerly.
Miss Ada Brown. Miss Addie Shatier, MesSrs.
Wm. Market. Carroll Myerly Moras. George
and Edward James, Roy Harchorn, Ellsworth
Hossler. Leonard Hossler, Carroll Shafer.
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4 Horrible Traln OF Rssults.

E,rrs4B. y G.. Jlar - Preston us.es-
as. asy4 { wears, died az Wildwood, tsTirret
s-.4agy. ct hyi-upnuuia- lhs story ai j. dog s
sid rash tht1a..b iA- village lu weeks sgn b.
horrible in rl. train ot results The dog h'' a
horse, huk ana "a, These d.ri ath,n three
weeks. The horse Nas liilra ihrunEh tbe
n...s aai chicken, .h,eu asr s.lt % bi. trough
had .ua-u. sni .!5r8 4 chicken owned by
nesF,-. wa, .il,-I by lby dog The family
f.auraa,Iy saved thr chicken BY cooking IT,
auE tEr entire family died frriu eating H.
Y..,p., p.i.sby "a. bitten on yhs face The
Aaael had healed and iLe boy pas rhoHghl
ta BE-. lgl 81 DANGER
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Thrown from a Horse and Killed.

John Miller, aged 81 years, son of Jacob
Miller, was found dead yesterday tHday)
morning in the stable OF Samuel Streaker' on
the outskirts of Gambler, about nine miles
from Westminster.
He lived with Mr. Horace ShipleY, near
Bird Hill. On Thursday night he was ia
Gambler. Between 10 and ii O'Clock he
started home. in company with Emory Cor
such. He was sitting sideways on his horse
at the upper end of the village, when the ami
NAL stumbled and fell. The horse fell on him
and fatally injured him. A physician was
called, and it was supposed to be case OF
intoxication and the young man was placed IN
the stable of Samuel Streaker, nearby, to
sleep off the effects.
He was found dead in the morning. In
auiry then showed that he was not lntoxl-
Gated, and an inquest was held by Justice
Fuss, of this city. What the result OF the IN,
ouest is no one at Gambler seems to know, and
at the hour of going to press Mr.. Fuss had not
returned to Westminster
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To Cure the ndor of perspiration.

MEssRs EpIToRs:-I found the following
recipe in the Philadelphia Record of Sunday
last! Please publish it for the benefit of your
readers. 1t was in reply to a lady who asked
for Il remedy:
To keep down the odor of perSpiratIon
~ponge of with cool water (hot or warm water
fixes the odlr). after which use warm water
and palm soap to cleanse the skin. then rinse
the skin with clear tepid water, dry aud
dust ii with the following. Do this at bed
time and upon rising. Do not wear any ar
ticle of clothing to bed that has been worn
during the dav: wear dim gauze garments
next to the skin and put clean set on every
day:
R-Acid salicylic. gr.
NJ. Sig.-Use as busting powder.
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urpnans, Court.

Monday, June 26.-Mary +. Gii.. r.
Hooper gill. Susan A Eckeurode and Harry
j. Eckeurode, administrators Of Henry IL.
Keller. returned inventories Of personal prop
erty aud debts.
John Cali and Henry Gait, executors %
Sterling Gait. reported sale of wheat, Sc,
and settled llth account
Charles Schaeifer. surviving executor 90
John Euglar, settled first and final account.
Andrew J. Jordan, administrator o. Mar.
garei Jordan. settled first and faal account.
George A. Miller. acting executor 81 Alfred
Bruce. settled FIRST account
J. Oliver Wadlo~, executor Of George H.
Robe. received order TO sell stocks,
Tuesday, june 27-Final u.iiii alton ~ the
sale OF the real estate Of Mars Hartman, de.
ceased.
Emma c. Lynn, guardian Of Clara II. Lynn.
settled first sud final account.
Z. Byrie 0rniorf. administrative Of III
more T. Orndortf, returned additional i8yrn.
tory OF debts and settled first accoCut.
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The Tax Levy for 1899.

The County Commissioners at their meet
ing last Monday made the levy for the ensuing
year The rate was fixed at As cents on the
500, the same AS for last year, 20 cents Of
which are for schools.
The rate for road purposes by districts was
fixed as follows Tanevtown II cents, Union
town 10 cents. Myers cents, Woolery's II
cents, Freedom Is cents, Manchester II cents,
Westminster cents, Hampstead l6 cents,
Franklin Is cents, Middleburg cents, New
Windsor cents, Union Bridge u cents and
Mt. Airy IA cents. As compared with the
rates last year, there have been increases of
one cent each in Myers, Woolery's and Mid
dleburg: an increase of two cents each IN
Freedom. Hampstead and Union Bridge, and
a decrease of one cent ia Mt. Airy.
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June 24-mercury 6s at a. m. aud 81 a,
, D. m; generally clear with fine breeze
cloudy with high wind after ! p. IN. June
25-mercury y at : a. N. ard Gb at , p. m.
cloudy, showery from l0a IN. to 5p. m; clear
afterwards. June 26-mercury 65 at "A. m.
and so at , p. m. generally clear. June 81
mercury GA at a. IN. and 81 at = p. m; par.
TALLY cloudy. June 2S-mercury 81 at a.
m. and Sc at p. M; light shower about Il.
m. /: generally cloudy; thunder gust with fine
showers after 4 p. m. June 29-mercury G.
at Il. IN. and y at = p. m; showery, fol
lowed by clearing weather. June 3o-mer-
cnry IS al a. IN. and Is at 2 p. M; clear.
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GUN Contest.

A correspondent At SykesyiIle, sends as the
following:
The Standard Gun Club OF Baltimore viii
hold It's annual shoot on Tuesday, July Alb. al
I0a. m On that day will ake place the con
test tor the Championship Of Maryland. The
club will present to the winner handsome
silver cup valued al over 500, 10 be his prop
erty absolute Each contestant will shoot at
100 inanimate targets; ties to be shot of at
once. If possible. at p targets American
Shooting Association Rules TO govern.
Among the contestants Is W Clinton Bran
denburg who is considered one of the best
wing shots of the county. ANY shooter de
string program will be furnished upon appl-
cation to Mr.. Brandenburg, at Freedom. The
most successful and exciting contest in the
history of the club is anticipated.
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Attention Schnnl teachers.

The meeting of the State Teachers Asso
citation will be held at Ocean City, Nd, July
II. II aud H. Reduced rates TO Baltimore
are offered by the Western Maryland Rail
road at . cents per mile for the round trip, by
tn b. Il o. r. Il. at one and third times first
class fare, and by the P. W. Il B. K. X. at
usual excursion rates. Fare from Baltimore
to Ocean City is So. 90 for the round trip over
the b. c. Il A. K. R., via Claiborne or Sails
bury. Tickets at these reduced rates are not
good to stop off. Board at Ocean City can
be obtained from 81 LOO to $3.50 per day.
Full information and card orders for reduced
rates over railroads can be obtained at the
office of the School Commissioners in this
CITY
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Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County, IN
Equity.
Fraucis Neal Parke, Assignee Of Assignee Of
Administrator, Of Mortgage, rs Annie l.
Raukari aud John I. BAnkArd, her hus
band, Mortgagors.
Ordered this 3Oth day Of June, ls93, by the
Circuit Court ior Carroll County. ia Equity,
that the sale Of the property mentioned In
these proceedings, made and reported by
Francis Neal Parke. Assignee OF Assignee of
Administrators Of Mortgage. Toe ratified
and confirmed unless cause 20 the contrary
thereof be shoNn ON OF before the 1t day of
August 1899, proyideda copy of this o-der be
inserted "a some newspaper published IA Car
roll county once In each OF three successive
weeks before the 18th day Of july, 1899.
The repoFt states the amount ct sale to be
SGGO 90
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True Copy.--Iest.
ialvI 81 JAS H. BuIGNGsLEA, Clerk.
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NO. 27e3 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Mary f. Owings and others, Plaintiffs, VS..
Rachel f. Yohn and others, Defendants.
Ordered this 23rd day of June, A. D., 1899,
that the account Of the auditor filed in this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the 10th day of July, next; provided a
copy of this order be inserted for two success
sive weeks before the last named day in some
newspaper published in Carroll county:
JAS. H. BlLLlNGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
iun24 2t JAMES II. BiLLINGsLEA, Clerk.
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Daniel F. Strasbers died of paralysis in
townsville, Frederick county, on Saturday
last. aged 81 years aud months. He leaves
a widow aud eight children, namely: VIM.
Strasberg, of LENA, Ohio; Albert, of Spring,
field, Ohio; Harry, of Ohio; Roscoe, Edward
and Walter. of Johnsville; Mrs. Z. G. Haugh,
of Frederick, and Mrs. John Pttinger, of near
TaneytOYn. He also leaves one brother, Mr..
C. W. Strasberg of louisville, and four
sisters. Miss Lizzie, of Union Bridge; Mrs. j.
w. Haugh. of Ladiesburg, Mrs. J. F. Reilly,
of townsville, and Mrs. Sophia Young, OF near
Dayton, Ohio His funeral took place Mon
day morning at Beaverdam Church.
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The Flower Mission.

The Flower Mission will again take up its
work this year. As it has been carried on So
successfully for several years do not think it
necessary to give any explanation of the work
other than it is non-sectarian and it is request
ed that all denominations cooperate in thi,
work. Flowers and fruit will be received oil
Thursdays between and O'Clock sharp or
the rear porch of the residence of Mrs. Harry
Keefer. Receivers for next week Mrs. Keefel
and Miss Nan Rinker; carriers, Harold Ora.
ham and Carroll Skunk. Respectfully,
Nan RINKER, Superintendent.
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CALL AND GET OUR PRICES,
TN the Circuit Court for Carroll
County.

Sitting - 4 Court ot Equity.
M. 3b3S EQUITY.
IL the matter 81 the Trust Estate Of William
v. Surisvr aud sophia c, SnclSrr. be-,
~5ic. DAVID T. Smelssg aud Charles +.
>nr.scr. Trustees.
Ordered ;ais 10th day 81 June, ia the year
Elsbtrea Hundred and Ninety Nine. by the
Cjrea.t Court Tor Carroll eognty. sitting as "a
Court It Eqni,y. that the sale of the Real Is
tk,e mentioned Jn these proceedings, made
asd reported By DAVID z Smeiser and Char
les +. Smesscr. Trustees, be ratified aud CON
tirmei unless cause 10 the contrary thereof De
shown ou ~ before the l1ih day oi Ju,y, next;
provided = copy Of Ihls order be inserted ~
some newspaper printed ia CArro, county
once a eeek ia each Of three successive weeks
before the lpsh DAY OF July, next
The report states the amount # sale TO be
S9su-u1
JAS. II. BiLLINGSLEA. Clerk.
True copy.-fest
jgucl- 81 JAS. Il. BuLGNGsLgA, Clerk.
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HOWARD +. MYERS,
CHARLES 7. REPP.
Executors.
junIT II
PROPOSALS. FOR IRON BRIDGE
AND MA SONERY.

Office of the County Commissioners, J
Westminster. Md, June u, 1899.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
County Commissioners of Carroll County,
Nd. until clock p. m, July 10, 1899, for
an Iron Bridge over Little Pipe Greek, near
Cassell's Mill. about four miles from West
muster. The said bridge to be fifty feet be.
tween uhulments aud the roadway fourteen
feet in the clear. Sealed proposals will also
be received up to the same time for the ma
sorry for said bridge.
The Commissioners reserve the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
JOHN +. MASENHlMER,
innplI-4t lIerk.
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Cherry Run Timber Land Sale

CHgaEY R.>. ". Va. june 2-.-MszriI X
kruc. sf G-i,y,blrz. Pa, have purchased "a
large tract OF Timber laai five mule, north 90
Milestone Pom, iu the ii;Jle cove \ large
fore. Of men are cutting doWn ;hv trees. The
timber !. haaJcd ,o lhe Western Mary and
Railroad At Ola For; Frederick Station aut:
shipped The Western Maryland Company
al. enlarge ib. sii.n- a; This station aud in
crease che shipping facilities. G.adiei;rr 4
Som. pf Sprung Grove, Pa, ARE loading many
ears W5th pali, wood Tor their factory.
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DATIFICATION NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County.
JUNE TERN, 1898.

In the Orphans Court Of Carroll County
JUNE TERN, 1898
Estate Of Thomas Hobbs, deceased.
On application ii is ordered this 10Th day of
June, 1899, that the sale Of the Real
Estate of Thomas Hobbs, late of Carroll
county. deceased, made by J. Oliver Wad-
low, the Executor of the last will and tesla
ment said of deceased, and this day reported to
this Court by the said Executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown 10 the con-
trarv on or before the 4th Monday, oath day, of
July, next; provided a copy of this order
be inserted for three successive weeks in some
newspaper printed and published in Carroll
county, before the Sd Monday, 18th day, of
July, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
S3725O0
JACOB RINEHART,
ALBERT SCHAEFFER, Judges.
WILLIAM Y. FRIZZELL.
True Copy,-Test:
JOSEPH d. Books.
iun24 st Register of Wills.
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Victorious eOwIers.

On Friday night Of last week Bixler's Bowl
/ ing Alley this city, was filed with large
number Of persons 10 witness n challenge game
/ between a team from the Palace Alley. Bal
I timOre and home team. Westminster non
/ in three straight games. Following is the
score
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TSTRAY HORSE

FSTRAY HORSE to my prem
u ises near Westminster, on the Ridge
Road, on Thursday morning last, about ,
O'Clock, Bay Mare, with leather halter,
strap broken. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay costs and take her away.
iunel03t ANDREW GABLE.
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Totals. 6s5 SOS G54 Totals 500 ST. so
High Averages-Frankhu WESTMINSTER,
1899; Smith Palace. 1855.
The Palace team was under the charge Of
Capt. T. w. Welsh.
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Cover Items

Mr.. Charles " Barnes cut a acres of bar
lev which was lhreshed by Mr. Reuben C.
Conway machine. The yield WIS - bush
els to the acre.
The Bethany VI. +. Sunday school will hold
"a festival after harvest, in the grove around
the church. The Sunday school T., the largest
that has been 10 that place for a number
OF years
Mr. James smith :, ON the sick list this
week.
Miss Minnie Guyring of Btltimore, is visit.
ing Mrs Reuben II. Alexander.
Messrs Hiram b. Jone, Il Co. have,noyed
their saw mill equipment to Weldon, this
county, where they will complete a contract
for Mr. Martin Devil liSs
Mr.. Clinton Long, living near here, has
the levelest farm in Carroll county: there IS
not a variation Of over feet in the entire
tract.
Mr.. Oliver Davis is having his buildings
painted white Haines 4 Nail are the paint
erS.
If the corn crop continues to grow rs it
has in the last few weeks there will be an i'm
mense crop in this section. The apple
crop is very promising and cider will be
plentiful next fall.
There will be preaching at West Falls next
Sunday. July ID, at 9 "a. m, and at Taylors-
vile at p. IN.