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UnjOn Mills Items.

The bank building at this place will be
under roof and ready for the plasterers by next
week. Mr.. John Eline. of LittleStown, Pa,
the contractor. is working on it with Il large
force of hands The bank will open for bust
ness August LIST.
Farmers have finished the wheat harvest.
The crop is not up to the average. Smooth
wheat was badly damaged by the liv N most
places. The bearded wheat escaped their
rayaee. Some have threshcd their crops; the
wheat is said to be Of Il good quality. Messrs.
b. f. Shriyer Co. threShed 40 bushels
from 20 acres. an average OF nearly a bushels
per acre The wheat was of the Ruby variety.
Fultz is making from 10 to Is bushels per
acre. Mr.. David Crowl, of this place, reports
go bushels Fultz wheat from 10 acres or %
bushels per acre. He also reports the wheat
well filled and quality excellent. Had it not
been tor the ravage of the fly and the winter
killed in low land, the crop doubtless would
have been heavy one. From information
gathered. early Sowu and in lew instances
late sown wheat. suffered less from the fly than
did that sown from the 18th to the Both of
September. The grass crop in upland Is
lighter than usual Corn thus far looks very
promising The potato crop will Toe light
here. This however viii not be any serious
loss Ia this section, as not many more are
grown here than are needed for home use.
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WcStmln<ter'S Finances.

Mayor Fred ID. Miller has i7saed g.rru.
Jar. giving report Of the finance of West.
Minister for tie wear ended Nay ~, l>''
IncjuBiug q balance CO.'S band of SHsn."l, ta'
ordinary receipts rf ;ha rs,y N.fe 81 .."'-, 81.
and $3.50 were borrowed iar stree. IMPROVE.
men,s. making total % SIS, 81 r. The rn.
tai expenditure. were SIC. 5h5-el
The ohiri items u' expense wrv" SH,"''"i
for street improvements, Stone, sAaHr, mooney
borrowed and interest; 81 BE. % tor ,a.arr.
OF mayur. council. ba5lT. assistant ba'Hf-,
clerk and collector, Sl.l25.u' interest "r
bonded indeHi,.iae-s: Sa.47-.ua tng stree.
lighting. 81 .n5f.2i 'D Water Company, , rr'
cent. on taxable basis aH# interest. SatJF
fur street sVriHsHGE-
The iahii;e- nt tisg criy sTr S-'.tn'. t-THi
eI iuIcb,rine.-. a. .2i3 floating airHiar.Hr>'
of FORMER connects and S5.epn - Chg present
council. making to'al III S@l .-sl54
The asset. arc-.ffau arres rs..rt ~ ,.t
street spfinAlcr $685.. gnra'leeird taxes ~,
tsb0. -. 80 81 sinking found. ana sl.nIa--
cash .u treasury --ia-a.I Sll.f41--t
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Death of a well-Known Educator.

Mr.. Samuel ). Spalding died on June 9th
at the home Of his son-iu- law. Mr.. W. K.
Moore. at Norfolk, Virginia, in his 10Th year
He was born in Baltimore ON November ].
1920. and was the second SON of Richard
Basil Spalding. "a prominent business InaH Of
that city. Tie was educated 80 Mount s.
Nary'z College al diminishing. and adopted
teaching as his profession. For fourteen
years he taught school in Carroll and was q
close friend OF the late Examiner Ncwsou.
He was always % prominent figure al th,
meetings Of the Teachers, Association, aud
the debates between him and Mr.. Thomas
Upton. now of hampstead, who retired from
the profession year or two ago. always fur
uished instruction. amusement and spice q
the proceedings These two were warm friend.
but were usually on the opposite side OF mos
questions up Tor discussion.
IN 1881 Mr.. SpalilBg moved to New heut
county. Virginia, where he resided uuu. tw.
years ago. when hc wen, To Norto'b % 1--we
His wife died some wears ago Three danEh
tiers survive him Mrs W. Il. Moore oi NOT
folk. Mrs. j. W. Wilkins uf Richmond, aU,
Mrs f. NJ Cramp ut New Kent coun'y. at
iu Virginia. He was q man at sterling hon
,>ty and highly esteemed.
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rninntnrn nlstrlct ntrls.

NHaa ZalIesuFcr WAS the frs ia r.w
meucc cutting abeaL lisst4sts8 aa Juuy d.
I; IS hard 90 tell Wbo was she FIRST -H hHIHa.
lra, Sc thtaS 81 was Rabeg; J. CaaAe#H.
Barley is ibr,s>ljag igura so ia - bushels i'
the acre. a number reaching tas - bessie 5
marx
JOSIAH Erb and Saadrr pe,..hss> have lsa
oi the b,s, Hei3s ot ahyat a the district
great many farmers celebrated thr t'A ug
tak.uz -traN rdes from the field .n tAe htrr-
On. q, tuus leading aeTghaaE> rraaarAe..
..ahat ull. harrmr az gs L the ahr.t efrr Is
q short eaef Iter had better b. ioHA.rs
out fer some other ha,.Hs,s, il they are depend
slg ou ihr wheat.
Bushels of cherries zre EosaE sa sas.a. Hfs
people beiu. t1a btsy o. gather ihew. lar
crop aas a large one
William Ss.aiousc ssa.l uaks s"aa
sheriff Hos uus'l 70 la Gee ~ hiuF he l-
. roaa citizen. % sIra chs Deaaerat aaa p
hucksi,-r That IS ADJ ;ar requirements. IT,.
father vas sheriff ui ias. aaaay :" ycar age.
Ifh mains nn ;ha g-,a # laae. thrft At.. "
30 chesiuut, us4s f4.at
Walter Broan picked as0n hEs- ~ so ,tA
short rows Of p.ta.,a-s-
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The Good Templar Lodge at Daniel will
hold its annual picnic July 30.
On and after today the Westminster post
office will be open until o'clock p. M, on
saturdays
Mrs. Rupp, mother of Mr.. Andrew Rupp,
formerly of this city, died near Manchester
on Thursday night.
Linwood Camp will open on July q and
close on the 29th. A number of prominent
ministers viii be present.
Mr.. George w. Sheweli, formerly of Line
boro, this county, is now proprietor OF the
hotel at Seitzand, York county, Pa.
Miss Emma NJ. Caple, of Sandyville, has
received second grade teachers certificate
from Examiner z. C. Ebaugh, of Baltimore
county.
1t is expected that st. Paurs Reformed
Church. this city, which has been undergoing
repairs and improvements during the last two
months, will be ready for occupancy on Sun
day. the 10th instant.
The coroner's jury in the case of the death
of John Miller, at Gambler, reported last
week, rendered a verdict that death was due
to injuries received by the horse he was rid
ing falling on him.
Contributors to the Flower Mission this week
were Mrs. Diehl, Mrs. Mary Cunningham,
Mrs. Ella Baughman, Mrs. H. c. keeter,
Mrs. David R. Geiman, Misses Sarah Price,
Nan Zepp. Della Bale, Lillian Zahn. Re
ceivers for next week, Mrs. Reaver and Mrs,
Baughman. Carriers, George Vent, Trump
Herr.
Henry c. Loughlin, master, sold Nednes-
day and Thursday the Chestnut Hill Iron Ore
Company property A tract of 243 acres at
Ebbvale was sold at $500 an acre; 2-story
brick house at Ebbvale for 500, and an en-
CINE on the Bachman Valley r. r. for SO.
Mark 7. Cox, of New York, was the pur.
chaser.
On Thursday. July %, the tenth annual re
union of the Reformed Church will be held
at Pen Mar Addresses will be made by Miss
Mary Hollowel, returned missionary from
Japan, and Rev. C. }. Musser, editor Of the
Messenger special train will leave West
minister at s a ~, stopping At all stations.
Returning will leave PenMar at CO. r. M.
Joseph Wilson, a farmer, died at his home,
near Gist, very suddenly on Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Wilson was within few days OF
seventy eight years old. He leaves tour sons
and three daughters-MeSsrS. John Nicholas
Wilson, Robert E. Wilson, Of Baltimore
county: Amos Wilson. Columbus Wilson.
Mrs. Thomas Snyder. Mrs. Henry kuautt,
Miss Margaret Ellen Wilson, of this county.
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UniOntOXn Items.

Mr. Marshall G. Shaws family this week
entertained Miss Fannie Roberts, OF Virginia;
Mrs. Susan Ellen Wright, Miss Fannie
Wright and Miss Lula Houck, of Baltimore
Miss Ida Dflenbangh, of Westminster, who
spent week or ten days with Miss Eva f.
Gilbert. returned home ON Monday.
MIR. Wade Cummius. If Tilghman' Island,
Nd, was the guest of Miss Mabel Matthias
the past week.
Messrs. Eddie and Frank. sons of Nj. John
EngIar. of Baltimore, formerly of tins place,
were in town this week. They were guests oil
Mr.. William Segatoose's family.
Master Rov. son of Mr.. Oliver Garner, OF
CoppyrviIle. was the guest of Master Fielder
Gilbert a few days.
Mrs. Lillian Fleming. of Baltimore, Is visit
ing her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. q. Wright har-
baugh.
Mr.. Edwards. Of Westminster, visited our
town ON Saturday and gave one OF ms graph
ophoue exhibitions Ii Was much enjoyed.
Mr. Milton Stunesifer, of Hanover, "a,
who has been with his uncle. Mr. Josiah Erb,
returned home on Monday.
Miss Mamie DeyiibisS and Mr.. Jesse Wilson,
of Baltimore. We're guests ot Mr.. "'i'"h
Segatouse'S family ON Sunday.
Miss May Fowler. ct Greater New ork. Is
the guest ut her sister. Alr-. hate Fowler +. b..
Mrs Mary Shaw llude> aud son Harry
Irving. of Washington. d. c.. viii spend the
summer al Black Oak Spring with her parents
MIR. and Mrs. Marshal G. Shaw.
Mr. Samuel Bowers has gone L" Long
Island to play IN "a band for the summer
mouths
Wyoming Tribe 80. 81, Improved Q. K.
Men, elected the following officers fudaF
night last: Sachem, George +. smith; -.
sag, Isaac Smith. Prophet, Harry J. stone
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M Fourth Al HAMPSTEAD.

Au Interesting bicycle race was uue of uHe
features of rhe observance Ct fHr Fourth "a;
Hampstead. ige race st~ Is l,J-yar. DASH.
There wrg- sen entries aua iour prizes. The
first prize. "a silver bicycle ia:ur, wis won is
II. Lecse. 81 Manchester, time 81 >,.enpj-.
second. bicycle brake, II. War-hiusr. "i
Maple Grove: third, "a cyeumeler, II stump.
Of Manchester; fourth, birycic u,i. Jesse
StuItz, ur Westminster. The officers ni the
race were: r. d. Murray, sEaglrr; !. ~. SHy.
der. ". Y. Barth. tuners. aud J. T. Long,
ciers IL Tie course. The track Ua, h,avy.
aud the time made ,as. therefore. rr1,rded
as excellent. 4 game OF baseball between
the Junior teams Of Hampstead aud 81.
Georges resulted in "a victory for the former
by a score of II TO ). At night q crcditabIe
display Of fireworks was made.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge, Reformed Church.-Benjamin 5
Church-Sunday School at go a. IN. Divine ser
vice 10 u. IN Jerusalem Church.-Divine Service
at 80 p. M st. Matthews Church-Holy Com
muion, July 10
II. J. Nacnlister. Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Sunday school at a.
M Preaching at 1880 Il. Subject, walking
with Jesus" Vesper service at $50 p. m y. P. :.
c. L. at rs p IN.
81 Johns Church-Sundays--Low Mass Mt us
and at 10 II. IN. with BenedictiOn; no NeSperS.
During the week.-Mrs. ut Il IN.
Joseph II. Cassidy, Pastor.
sabbath School services at = o'clock p m. sharp.
Preaching at p. m in the Bethel ut Wartiedsburg,
sunday, July g
salem Chstr;e lutheran Churcn. - Benjnmin's
Church-SundAv school at Il. III. Preaching at ~
a. m y. Z. :. c. f. ut y. IN. St Johus Church
sunday school p N. Preaching at p m
:. 4. Diehl. Pastor.
Uniontowu Church of God.-Sunday school at 9
Preaching at 10.I5 Al. IN. In the evening at
: L. Craft Pastor.
The Bows Meeting Will meet every Satnria!
afternoon al : o clock IN carroll Hail.
St Paul's Reformed ChurrH.-Suuday school at
gl5 a. IN. Divine service al lu.h a. m. and 80
.. IN. CALVIN :. ~EtIlc, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant tuuTct. Kew. ". K. Graham,
H. D. Pastor.-Stbbath Services Preaching by
the pastor at 1879 II. IN. and I.jj O.. m. sabbath
school at g.l5 "A. IA. Juulprt. L III Sd y. N,
Mlt-weck service in the lecture room Wednesday
evening At 80 O'Clock
Centenary NJ F. Church.-~uniay school AT 9l5
a. m. Preaching at 1890 a. IN. followed By the
Sacrament of the Lords supper. Junior League "a
80 y. n. song Service and EpYurth League topic
Joel brow -, tsG>tor
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ST. Pri. Ntsy. JHly -siearEe u Fry.
uE tiaks.. NsaH. h4- 'a>s returned ir1m
Nsua Dakota, abrse hr rc--4Hl 'aar e.; A.t
-al.dr-a 500 LaI barn earned ~ ht AEinaF
fsrs SV masked rarH .sa.r she rhiidrra
s.4 SER. s-i ,aeir s.r 3D. canada ahea Nj.
Fry overlook them, sad az ,he pa.ul 81 q gan
demanded hzs uh.iirFa-
Tbr children uH recognizing tEsir father
.rsramri Cor -sy and ran i,s Asn tar Profession
Ibs s.iuaPF-rs a,i- Use agsn are Hasuas1,
has ST. effort sH.I Pei. u,zie te aHI aaa r-aa,h
saam. Nr tF B. self Ca d=, H4~sHs.- iaaH
ana lrases .s supposed fa hr she object ,u
-srs..ae ihe children Ills children are fbrre
ear.s aaafg lp1-at. ., age ani asy years
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weather Reeora for the Week.

July mercury 80 at a. IN. and Sc at >
D. M; clear July mercury 65 at IN.
and - at p. m; clear. Juy 3-mercury
81 at a. m. and s. al , y. m; clear. July
4-mercury 6S at a. IN. and So at p. IN.
clear until noon. partially cloudy afterwards;
thunder gust from G.30 to 100 p. m. July .
mercury "a at a. N. aud 81 at p. n.
showery until noon followed by clear weather;
cloudy and threatening between and =. m.
July 6-mercury IS at : a. IN. and 50 at
p tn; thunder gust about l1.30 with light
RAIN cloudy and showery, July mercury
6G at a. M aud 81 at p. m. clear
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McKinstry,s Min Items.

Farmers are nearly done harvesting and
some few have threshed, and fairly z cd
yield IS reported.
Mr.. c. 4. Parrish aud family attended a
harvest treat at York Road Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Bankerd aud Mrs. II. Englar, Of
New Windsor. were guests of Mrs. Mary A.
Englar Sunday.
Mr.. Franklin Lambert has Wealthy apple
tree that was planted two years ago last
spring. 1t has 30 perfect apples on IL
Rain is much needed. Corn and vegeta
bios are suffering.
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New Advertisements.

Occasion Extraordinary No. 2-Wm. F
Derr's Model Emporium, Westminster, Md
Mortgages Sale Of Valuable Tract o
Land-Alfred Stevenson, Mortgage.
Great Bargains in Lawns-New York Bar
gain House, Westminster, Nd.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Farm-Alber
Jones, Trustee.
The White Palace-John d. Bowers, West
minister, Md.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postotiice
Westminster.
Celery Plants for Sale. A. Weigand
Westminster, Nd.
Legal Notices. Festivals.
Bank Statements.
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Berrct Items.

Farmers ho have threshed wheat received
a very small yield to what wa, expected few
months ago.
Mr.. Henry Surakcr has completed an adj
ditou "a his house.
Mr.. Chas Nicholas, who has been attend
ing Gettysburg College, Is at home with his
parents al Ihi, place.
Mis- GenIIa Streuker visited friends in
Urbuua. Frederick county, last week.
The festival at Brandeuburg NJ. p. Church
will b. held July -. beginning at 3 p. III.
Oar new minister. Rev VIM. Livingston,
will preach at this appointment tomorrow
lSundayl. Owing to illness he was unable 10
be present for quite while, but We are glad
10 see he is gaining strength.
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MarStOn Items.

Mrs. Martha L. Bond and Miss l.. d..
Franklin were guests of Mrs. Belinda Wantz
and daughters last Sunday.
Rev A. Weller oiiiciated at St. James last
Sunday afternoon. The junior pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Telling, viii preach Sunday night at
o'clock.
Mr.. Peter H. Cover has added porch to
one of his dwellings and painted both. Mr..
Edward Baughman has rebuilded porch
and painted the house.
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A villianous Attack

Fssu Ualayys FaI Es-lsl. 5li,
Nss laHs. daughter af u. II tlsbuau, 10
Hanover street, anr a' N-a uN'arIs wuS'
prominent ..lsrs-s. received a severe SHOCK
lass a.ztt al accaaar of 'uEat
Mss ta-lmau. aa retiring SlHat Zoo y.uys,
proceeded fu close a SBuasr Sea beg Enum
shs4 .lr uts grabbed ty % man sha iu ~au,
ussnnrr bad gained access 90 her yaHgs. Tbs
s.aug t43, struggled .ta The william. scream
las aal lh- wai.c. uau. released. wheH She Tat
la4u che -iaig and t,il completely eNaausie,
i-.m ir-at Instead % bcsgs eaaSht and in
,iaat'y guchet, ia- desperate Jsmped from
= hack ssaios 'u th- roof %: au clubhouse ana
escaped ssghalt hc.ae identified.
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Selling off Queensware at Cost
CALL AND GET OUR PRICES.
20. 3T33 E0UITY

10 che Circuit Caurt Tor Carroll Couuiy, ia
Eqgity.
Fnar,s Neal Pagk-. Assignee 90 Assignee %
Administrators 80 Mortgage, s.. Anufr l..
EaukArl aad John f BaRkArd, her hus
band. NurtEazurs
Ordered thls 2tsh lay Of june l-9p. by the
Clryu.t Cusrt tor Carroll County, in Equity,
that the sale at the property mentioned lu
these proceedings. made aud reported by
FruucI, Neal Parkr. Assignee ct Assignee OF
Administrators 81 Mortgage. bee ratified
aud Confirmed. unless cause 10 the contrary
thereof be- shosn on or before the 1t day of
August. lss9. provided copy ct this order be
inserted "a some newspaper Published in Car
roll county oacr jn each OF three successive
weeks before the 1l,h day of July, is9p.
The report states the amount Of sale 10 bs
$4,000
JAS. II. BlLLINGSLEA. CIeyk
True copy. Test,
u5',t 4, las II BuIlNGSLE, Clerk
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TRUsTEEs SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Near Union Mills, in Unioutown District.
Carroll County. Maryland

By virtue of authority and direction CON
tanned in deed of trust, executed nn the 9th
day Of May, A. D., 1899. by Rufus Myers aud
wife 20 the undersigned, trustee. and recorded
among the Land Records Of Carroll county.
the said trustee will offer at public sale on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JULY l2th, 1899.
a, clock. p. IN. that tract or parcel Of
land, containing
81 ACRES, l ROOD AND p SQUARE
PERCHES. MORE OR LESS,
situated in Uniontown district. Carroll coun-
ty, Nd. on the public road leading from
Mayberry 70 VESTS Mill, about one mile
from either place. This property is improved
hy large new weatherboardei
house, new bank barn. wagon : =
shed and other necessary build ..a nH
inEs. is ia a SPLENDID state OF Esl1tassaszs
cultivation, desiusbiy located aud Is now oc-
cupjed by Rufus Myers. Il Is the same tract
or parcel Of land that vas conveyed to the
said Rafus Myers hy Hannah Erb by deed
dated March 18th. 1898. and recorded among
,he land Records of Carroll County ia Liber
r. r. c.. No -. folio 323 etc.
Terms Of Sale.-Dne third of the purchase
money 70 ir paid ga cash on the day ot sale
or tie ratification thereof; one third thereof
Boo SIX mouths. and the remaining ouelhirl in
taeiyr months from the day OF sale; or al!
cash a. the option of the purchaser, the credit
payments 20 BE- secured by the notes Of the
purchaser. wjlh security acceptable TO the
trustee. and bearing interest from day OF sale.
A leposi, Of $50 viii be required OF the pur.
chaser 81 the time Of the sale.
CHARLES " WEAVER. Trustee.
T.. %. Weant solicitor.
iun. y Is J y o. smith. Auctiouecr.
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H,astssrsa. Pa. July 4.-uarry Walker.
af Has,rsionu, Nd. ga.grrl waiter. MAS
.lfat aul yroaahl, fatally wounded TODAY Do
H4ry5-A4rz hy james Washington. cu.urvd, ct
S'e.llau W1,alaEttu aas parsHei thruusb
ta. street, by an excited maa throwing stones
ana glahs al him. III, va. Hu4i.y captured By
1 gs.lorgl mau aui bu,ilri ~ e. jail o. await
lltr rsslii uG Walker injuries. Washington
"a. i.a8l, scared and cried q. be ran, Don /
ksfI me- Don't lynch me
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In the Orphans Coar, OF Carroll County
JUNE TEEW, lSyS

In the Orphans Coar; OF Carroll County
JUNE TEEW, lSyS.
Estate Of Thomas Hobbs, deceased.
On application it Is ordered this l9th day OF
Jane. 1889. that the sale OF the Real
Estate uf Thomas Hobbs. late Of Carroll
county deceased made by J. Oliver Mad-
low, he Executor Of the last will and asia-
meut said Of deceased. and this day reported TO
this Court by the -aid Executor, be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause be shown Ia the cou-
trary on or before the 9Th Monday, 2+th day. OF
July. next; provided copy of this order
be inserted Tor three successive weeks In some
newspaper printed and published ia Carroll
county. before the 81 Monday, l7th day, at
July. next
The report states the amount of sale TO Ice
$1,000.
JACOB RINEHART.
ALBERT SCHAEFFER. Judges.
WILLIAM \. FkIKLELL,J
True Copy, Test:
JusEPu y. BgouSs
iun2I 81 Register OF Wills.
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M GROCERY SPECIALS. ss

piece Berry set tyyc With box Baking
P1viys
Snaps and Crackers sc pound
Good Loose Coffee iOc pound
Corn Starch and Paiiius sc box
baking Pussirr and Mustard Sc glass.
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A Big Contract

John Wamamaker uu June 80 closed a con-
tract slih lir New York journal for lasr
advertisement. daily rNcrp; Sunday, i'r "u"
year. for So. eiJ. And vet some people say
advertising duc- uut uay
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7 IST OF JUDGES AND REGIS
IL TIERS OF VOTERS FOR CAR
ROLL COUNTY, MD.
Office of the Board OF Supervisors of Flee !
tons Tor Carroll County,
Westminster. Md. June 9th. 1899.

Office of the Board OF Supervisors of Elec-l
tons Tor Carroll County,
Westminster, Md. June 9th, 1899. J
By virtue Of the provisions of Section 10,
Chapter 2O3 Of the Acts of the General As
sembly of Mary land. passed at its January
Session 1896, as repealed, amended and re-
enacted by Chapter l42, OF the Acts of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed at its
January Session, 1895 notice is hereby given
that The Board of Supervisors Of Elections
for Carroll Comfy has appointed the follow
ing named persons as Judges of Election and
Registers of Voters for the several Election
Districts Of Carroll Carroll County
REPUBLICANS.
District No William w. Witherow,
Taueytown.
District No. 2-George c. Hartman, Frizell
burg.
District No. S-Haryey 5. Morelock, Sill
yer Run.
District No. 4.-Lewis H. Knox, Gambler.
District No 5, lsl Precinct. Charles H.
Osler, Marriottsvile
District No. 5, md Precinct-trancis W.
Buckingham, Woodbne.
District No. 6.-Cornelus Miller, Man
chester.
District No :, lst Precint- Washington
l.. Brown, Westminster.
District No :, 2ud Precinct.-Joseph II.
krichton, Westminster
District No. S.-Wm. A. Murray, Hamp-
stead.
District No. 9-James A. Easton, Win
field.
District No. lO.-Martin l.. Rooms, Middle
burg.
District No. ll-Joseph L. Englar, New
Windsor
District No l2.-John H. Hollenberger,
Union Bridge.
District No. IA. Theodore Gosnell,
Watersyille,
DEMOCRATS
District No. III. v Eekenrode, Harvey.
District No. 2-Johu SENT, Pleasant Val
! ley.
District No. 3.-George f. Bowman, Sill
Yer Run.
District No. 4.-Charles Taylor, Carroll
ton.
District No. 5, LIST Precinct Simon II.
Golibart, Eldersburg.
District 20. ), 2nd Precinct.-R. II. I'll.
| Shipley, GiSt.
District No. 6.-H 5 Musselman, Man
chester,
| District No. !. lst Decentralization
Winters, Westminster.
District No. I, ID Precinct.-Joseph l..
| Franklin. Westminster.
| District No. s.-John W. Shank, Hamp.
stead.
District No. 9.-Ernest I. Stoufter, Tay-
| lorsyile
District No. lO-Charles W. Dorcus, Mid
deburg.
District No. Il-William d. Lowell, New
| Windsor.
District No. - -Joseph W. Baker, Union
| Bridge.
District No. l3.-Thomas NJ Anderson,
| Mt. Airy.
HOWARD f. SCHAEFFER,
President.
JAMES NJ. PICKETT,
CHARLES V. WANTZ,
Board of Supervisors of Elections for Carroll
County.
Test john H. MiTrEN, Clerk.
July st.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-07-08

This is 10 give notice that the subscriber,
have obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county. in Maryland, letters Tesla
mentary on the Personal Estate of
WESLEY MYERS,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Al persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the veuch-
ers thereof legally authenticated, to the sub
scribers, on or before the 18th day Of Jan
uary, 1900; they may otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from all benefit of said estate.
Given under our hands this l2lh day OF
June, 1899.
HOWARD +. MYERS,
CHARLES I. REPP,
iYp1- IT. Executors.