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$4S2, 562, oS3. Al Directly
Chargeabe to the Con-
hict With Spain.
TOTAL OF $1,566,S90,O t6.81
Appropriated by the fty-Fifth Congress
Contracts Made Requiring Future
Appropriations of STO,OOO,OOO
some Comparisons with the APP
propriatiens of Previous Years.

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s,,, ,,,,,,t 90 1,r,',,..',,,,,i C,,,,,,, oc
tt,ii ,t.. 20 IL tI,,a| 49,,
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y, ,i 49, ~ t,ir,' ',, ,,,,
- : ., zee con ,,c ~, go, a., -,
a., ,eo1 e. c.S 400 III ,I,.
,tori.,. o., c,,',,. .,,dr.t,-
H.. ,,,, d. ~ e-o 600 900 rttr,s,,
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~" iI,' 1p' '''t t, i ,i'"'I ,,
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' ,,,'' u,'t u, rooddt,',-
iiar rr,is &C. attritutobia IA do l,rco
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o.V"Sl'Il,u Wy w. N. t',,'
,, ','l' ,,.r ..,' il,,, -
..,'l,' 80 ,,,,,roori,+ior ,,,,1c b,. tbo
r,iet.. or,i, t,,,.!,f .,.a.., et -, CO...
me o. ~ r,t, s,,r, S,e5 -, oSs y T.. diroct-
| T.. r.aii ,, ~. ,,.. ,,.t,b 60 .,
or i,ci,iont tborto pndro,ir,, t,i, cbsrr,
| fro,,, tI,, ,,t,ta a,,a,,,t of IA ,,,,,rorri.,
tiors tho rao,oi,dn,. a ost qS- GOO 81 ,a,,rc.
| sorts tho ordirarv or nnry,ai annron,;, n
lions Md i,,, tba r,tf,,.'efii C.o,,,rose
| "rbo annronriations y,ado b,, ~, nrecod-
ino Corrrcss tho rtrtv-rorrtb arnor,ted
IN St al 80 ga g. 4 commentator sbovs IN
incraos, in ordiror,. Observation-Disclosures made
liz. tbis C,onrross o,.or fbosn mad b,. IN, :
CONGRESS- tho E,ftv-fourtb s2o az 200. hut
this apnorent increase il more than ac-
counted for nv increases under oiaht items
alone. namely for pcnsions st.n0 100. for
the postal service sI6 600 900. for rivers
and harhors Including work under con
tracts previously authorized. a. Coo Ooo. for
rev ships for tho navy. 81, o0o 900. for bapin-
niu,, tho xvor. of tho totb censu. s1 ~,
0hO. for tho Paris exposition 81 200 OOo. for
new nubIie buildings incIIIinp tbn build.
inc for tho donnrtmcnt Of iusticn and fov
site and Martial construction Of tho new
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ESTATE or MISS LYDIA NJ. ROOT,
SOT'T HERO.

The undersigned, having been appoin' 4
by the Hon. Probate Court for the Dist I
OF Grand Isle. Commissioners to recei-o.
mands OF al persons against LYDIA VI.
Root, late of South Hero in said dstr ot.
deceased hereby give notice that We VII
allowing said claims at the residence Of
the late deceased, IN South Hero. in said
district on tho l2th day Of July. \. D, 1870
from @ o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. ~.
Of said day. and that six months from
the 18th day of January, A. D., so, is the
time limited by said court for said credit
ors to present their claims to US for cX-
animation and allowance.
Dated at South Hero this Goth day Of
February A. j.. 1882.
EDWIN ADAMS. Adm
HENRY W. CONRO,
JOHN f. ALLEN.
35.wGt Commissioners.
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Years of suffering relieved in night.
Itching piles yield at once 20 the curative
properties OF Doan's Ointment' Never
fails. AT any drug store, ~ cents.
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Caroline Fisher. late Of Colchester, IN nd
district DECEASED.
GREETINti:
At a Probate Court holden at Burliuy-
ton, within and for the district OF On Z
tendcn, on the 18th day Of February, 80.
an instrument purporting to be the last
will and testament Of Caroline Fisher. lite
of Colchester. in said district dec s.
ed was presented ia the court aforesaid,
for probate.
And it is ordered by said court that the
2jth day of March, 1NH, at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in said Bur-
hngton, be assigned for proving sid
instrument: and that notice thereof De
given to all persons concerned by pub
fishing this order three weeks successfully
in the Burlington Free Press a newspaper
published at aid Burlington, previous 10
the time appointed.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO sp-
pear before said court. at the time and
place aforesaid. and contest the probate
of said will, if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington. IN
said district. this 18th day Of Februa ~,
$50. EZRA NJ. HORTON
j5,W,3t Register.
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RRANDRETHS
PILLS

They are the best complexion pills. After
you have taken them few nights, your skin
will assume wholesome, healthiul color,
your eye brilliant lustre, and sallowness
and pimples will disappear. They strengthen
and fortiiy the whole system. They are
made of we'll seasoned drugs, and kept for
two years before selling. Sold throughout
the world, both sugar-coated and plain.
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CAROLINE FISHERS ESTATE.
STATE or VERMONT. District Of chit
tendon
To AN persons concerned in the estate II
Caroline Fisher. late Of Colchester, IN slId
q riot DECEASED
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Shirley Items.

Deer Park Circuit held It's fourth Quarterly
Conference, March Alb, at Harmony Grove
Chanel; it was we'll attended anG harmony
prevailed j. J. Brandenburg, Of Brandon
burg Chapel was unanimously elected dele
gate to the Annual Conference and William
Shilling, Of Deer Park, alternate.
Zion Chapel members hell their annual
election of officers, for the ensuing year, on
the 18th instant. which resulted as follows
Miss NJ. f. Polster. Sunday School Superin-
ienden.; G. ]. Shipley. Assistant Superin-
tcndent and Glass Leader; Miss Gertrude
Hook, Orgauist and Secretary; Miss Grace
Hook. Treasurer: Frank Freyman, Librarian;
A. ]. Easion, Grove J. Shipley and Wash
ingto. Carr. Trustees; A. J. Easton and Miss
Amanda Williams, Stewards
On Saturday afternoon, March ith, the
Ladies' Aid Society Of Zion NJ. Z. Church
net at the hospiiable home Of Mrs. Theodore
Zepp. After the exercises, which consisted
largely Of music aud singing, Miss Gertrude
Hook presiding at the piano, ali we're invited
10 the diningroom where an elegant supper
was served Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Zspp, Mrs. Annie Williams. Mrs.
Ruth A. Shiplev. Mrs. Bette Easton, Mrs.
Alethea Polster, Misses Lizzie and Amanda
Williams, Grace aud Gertrude Hook. NJ. +.
Polster and Minnie Easton.
The time for busy work is At hand again.
aud our farmers and truckers are saakiuc
ready for il.
The grain Ia most instances seems TO have
stood the wintry weather well and q COED
stand may be expected, although barley sni
fered considerable.
Mr.. Robert Capie, Sr.. Of Smallwoud, has
moved back 10 his farm again.
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Maryland Ana,rs

Edward Darby. aged ~ yeArs. d.ed near
lay,onsyille. Montgomery cHgHiy, Sunday.
Reports from the Eastern Shore and she
southern coun,ie> state ibs, neatly all che
sruti buds arr dead similar report comes
frozen mauy az tbc Saaihcsu sud Wc~icru
State.
b. the death of George r Berry. of Baiu-
mere. the Woman College ai.t receive, 6. Is
I.,ni,d. aheat S5O.o0o Ills estate v7s eoglh
sllsf.Nn. aul 81 leave, several large aclaeSts
80 Methodist Episcopal organizations AHd %
E,,aiives,
Pbartas Wink. Daniel SnyjeT, Js-, eng
nrer. ard q lrsB nam-d Shas.. ,asyer. ssye
Killed outright, and John Sayde,, Harry
.SrgEe and Aatbouy Whitfield injured. the
trruer probably fatally. hy a. explosion y
,hy bail-f ii Haasan ShgSs ssw miig. neay
Fisaisiuar, Ai.rEasy c9aa,F. on SATURDAY
The boiler sas BB aaii3ss,.d sHAsr, ha1lHg
been sr u.r saaav years. Tire u.iI aGj she'd.
arsr al,erass3 and the d. uheel. weighing
= tru. uAs ihyaau q gr,s1 Distance. Evrn iar
strrl sA~ was shattered IN small pieces.
Eneie-cr Snyder ~as f5FapH 30 yards wliA
uesrlg iyN raauts pt iroa- III was bofua-s
r7a.as,i sn8 ssaiird, ihs ssln coming ua ~fth
h.s clothes, Sau-. zas ssFacA rn The bead
and killed Wink head a4s h.'~1 rs5a
p,rfely uf When ,auuj, By Hady vAs dass
Hog ls ise iret 'suu The utH carriage aser
ih. creek John SHslrs father O.. Daniel
: svarr. .srsss5a-t a hrassH uGse aHd either
s1,als alssui che head AMI face. H. Is a8-
s.sB,sfas.s as i5ases WhrtHr,i Vas struck gB
,l.r hack uf tas urek aiis p.n which vas
driven tbrgz4xh ~lez.e. Nh1 $50. standing
s5ihr l6 fest ~ e. un..er =.aan ihe cKFao-
ssua occurred ssrsEsi s5sh 70 aruAra tes-
lhr s.ta-r If the ~ paa-lHu IS Ha%auan.
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nrnnanS, Court.

Monday, March 20.--J NJ. Gilt. admins
tratos Of Emma Gil, received order 10 trans
fer stock.
John ]. Reese and Joshua ". Herring, ex-
ecuiors Of William Reese, received order 20
transfer stock.
George Batson, executor OF Joseph Arnold.
received order 70 sell real estate.
Clarinda A. Shoemaker, i.ayiuIa A. Long
and Claudius H. Long, executors 81 Abraham
n. Hess. returned inventories Of personal
property aud debts and received orders 10
sell personal property and real estate and 10
notify creditors.
Mary E. Reuner and Samuel J. Rssner,
executors OF John Reuuer, reported safe Of
real estate,
Letters Of administration GA tie estate ~
William Grouse we're granted 20 Mary :
CREDITS and Sylvester CREDITS.
Letters al administration oR the estate 81
Elizabeth {. Grouse wrre granted 10 Mary ,
Crebbs and Sylvester Crebos-
tuesday. March 2l.-David +. b PICKETT.
executor of Thomas Pickett. rgguraei inyeu.
tories Of personal property, money and debts,
aud received orders 10 sell personal property
aud real estate aud 10 notify creditors.
Hannah NJ Hoover, adaiinis.rair.N ot ohu
D. Hoover. reported sales OF personal p ep-
ertY.
George Batson. executor al Joseph Arnold,
reported sales Of real estate.
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Freaks OF the Tornado

RlRvixoH4V. Ala, March 20 Bessie Cot.
fee. the eleventh member of her family to die
from ihe effects otthe tornado a. E1aarf>yi!tr
ou Sstalray. will be buried to-morro~ Hvar
the grave iB which her father. moth aud
eight ,ister, aud brothers wvrc placed yester-
lav. The tornado sevlns e. have struck ia
several places Al Bismarck iva boy, we're
killed and seventeen persons Nere Injured
IN 60 ls.g>g ten ,ogn,.es houses were blown
down.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, March -. AT Sellers,
Ala. an uai two at The teeagy buildings we're
DESTROYED bs Jhc tornado on Saturday. I. A.
Poole vas standing ON the porch OF his store
0Aeu the tornado came along and was picked
no aud carried over the roof Of uelghbor 5
house aud deposited without scratch some
30 wards away Gordon Cawthon, bis wife
and baby were in ,heir cottage when the Tind
blew the superstructure away, leaving the IN
mates sitting uuhurt or unseraiched ln their
chairs Aboui dozen persons were injured.
The tornado path was NOT more than 100
yards wide and il extended Cor Iqore than a
mile
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As there were uo hog weights ssui IN '1sIa
this place We NIL give ycu l.si batcheret by
Allied : Babylon. one of ouF boss butchers
jean I. Derr. seven. 30. 81. -, 80. 30,
at4 81; John i.asnpert. three. $40, $50. So:
Alfred : Babylon, thvec $40 ssS. #l0. Calvin
Mverlry. nineteen. loo ITO, -. Us, l-s-
10. 1873. 49,. ls2. lt6. l52, lsl- les. TOP.
rs. l76. 1s4. 4l0. and beef 40, Theodore
Myefs. iueuiy-eue, Loo, ll3. H., 10. III,
l23. ~, 10, l3l. lS2. 40. IL la5. ~,
la. l5a 100. 80, 30 262. 80. aud q t7'''t
80. A. X. Myers a beef 6S3, Harry SnErs,
Ave. I'D. las. I51 go, 80. and o-ct go;
Harvey Frecmaa boef i6o. iesse Baby 31u.
fxr. $40. So. 81. 3t7. go; John Aucr, tso.
lilo. I25: David Shorb, twenty two. leo. lIa,
l2l. ~, 49,. l42, ~. Isl, 10, -, 30.
500. $40. 884. S-s. SO. 400 fS1 SD $40,
5s2. ana y4o haefs. s6O. go. Fred llarqer.
twenty shi. Ilo. l2o i2t, rs ~, i1o, ito.
lt2. lac. l8q. l5o, $50. iG2. les. rs, ia,
l42. 30. go, U.s.. iSo. $50. go. -. 80.
$40. 40. Go. agsd beet 6ss1; AF. HaJtcr aisa
kilici l21 r@puus weighing $50 Faaauas, 4a
.ayrgage, 81 pound q uterr. GsRtr.es EcAcr.
,hlysy.uiue, Toe, Ira, ~. H.. 129. "a iS9.
Is0. 40. i4l. l82, 40, 81. l52 -. lso.
los. Toe. l7o. rs, lSo 10, ia, l;si. l}a.
zIo. 1sp 2iI ga -. 81, 80 ~. -.
$40. $40 SIS 500. 500. and beei $40, S.aap
Perry, sixteen, ls0. lio. Us, lon, -. is,
300. 80. 20. 80, PSI, go, 21d, 80. -,
so, Eivari Bisry, eight, 90. @ll, 30. -,
~, % 2S3. 80. ilaus iiauksrf, taa brryvs,
s2u. 50. Wakefield -FltEeheF Babylon, AK
teen, i25. lsn i45. lSp. 49,, 10. iaI. -lo
2s8. %. @lJ. 81. ~. 2ss. 80. 50, and a
beet 80; Gcogcr Hrlw,c, beef. isp. tniua-
town Thomas Reap. beet, 800, john
Bsproll bog $50; Pas Babylon, twelve,
30 80. pa, 23U, 49,. al, stb, 2'i", = 8.
.lsa. -. z-S; james ksbpgtsoH. one. Sel-
Marrird on -hr 3ilh ui February lasi, si the
r. T. parsonage. in Hampstead, b. Rev Ar.
Savage. Mr. r Fsaak l.Anp~Fi 81 tu4eil barg.
aud Mary g.. uaiy daughter 81 George G..
Richards, near hampstead. hs. iamPer
will sion biacksmi,h.ag ia gh5s place apd si,i
90 10 farming s,,h BE-, father ia-.as, NJ
Richards, oeas Hampstead.
The fitting season Is ~ hand apt quite
number have made changes a. ialloss Err
George Babyioa moved iBiu the hoa>r be par.
chased Ia ihis place: Abraham Sheets Vscate,
the house above and moved IH Gr1vse Baby
Ions house. vacated by Jacob II Hsiiou. aho
moved near Westminster; Samuel Waruhlmr
moved tn his ure mousse in this place vacated
a. BIS ssu PhiIsp who moved o. ksiumHF
Eiwari Suaieg showed lu the Farm be recrally
Purchased near faurytown; Ar hal'nsu. OF
Melfard. moved iu William Arthar's house,
aHd viii ruu She uew dairy.
Mr.. Joseph Freeman. Nrs. Jobn lampcr,
and Mrs Ai,iou Nyer. speat Thursday az +.
H. WileIs
Mn. Richard Warner and daughter Of
liuwood, are visiting friends and relatives
here.
samuel Wheeler aud wife, oi Washington,
H. g.. spent Saturday aud Sunday hast with
Ms. Wheeler parents, Mr. aud Mrs. John
lsmperl
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Personal Noes.

Mr.. Frank W. Mtten. of Gettysburg, Pa.
a former resident of Westminster, was here
several days this week.
Mrs. Charles Z. Herring, of this city, gave
her husband surprise on Friday evening OF
last week. on the anniversary of his birthday.
She had an excellent supper prepared and
invited Messrs. Charles W. Moore, Frank Il.
Miller. Villain ID. Reese, DIR. Jos. /. Herring.
Alb Wentz and J. w. Baldwin. Her father,
Mr. Frank l.. Vinton, from Camden, New
Jersey, was also present. Mr.. Herring knew
nothing of the affair until he went home to
snpper, and the surprise was complete. The
guests presented Mr.. Herring with gold
headed cane, through Mr.. Baldwin.
Mr.. William Lawyer, of this city, Vice
President of the First National Bank of West
minister, was eighty eight years old on Thurs
dav. March % This is a longer lease of life
than is accorded TO men generally, but Mr..
LAWYER is in good health and in possession of
all his faculties. His wife is nearly 81, and
she, too, is in good health.
Mr.. Harry T. Lynch, of Oakland Mills,
and Miss Irene Estela Phillips, daughter OF
Mr.. Elias Phillips, near Eastview, were mar
ried on Tuesday night, March Dist, at the NJ.
p. parsonage, Smallwood, by Rev. 6. }. Hill.
Mrs. p. C. Kennedy, of Westminster, spent
several DAYS in Baltimore this week.
Robert c. Currens, of Taneytown, left on
Friday last for Eldora, Iowa, where he has
accepted the position as overseer of the tailor
ing department of the Iowa State Industrial
School for boys. E. Grant keyser, OF the
sans place, has gone to Fairfield, Nebraska.
George W. Clabaugh, of Omaha, Nebraska,
visited relatives and friends in Taneytown.
last week. He is a brother OF Judge Harry
NJ. Clabaugh
Misses Grace aud Jennie Handley, of West.
minister. visited their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 5. Warner. of Baltimore. aud their
cousins, Misses Elva and Bertha Bricker, this
week
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InvsSt,ture of colleglans.

The official invezuturc of the seaior class
OF Western Maryland Collegs took place
Tuesday morning in the auditorium Of the
college.
Tie results OF the second term examination
have Just been announced. The students
making the highest grades ia the collegiate
classes are as follows: Senior Glass, {. C..
Douglas. Monlrose, W. Va; ). u. Iagg,
Baltimore. and W. n Willis. 81 Michael 5,
the last two trying for second place, Miss J.
Jewell Simpson, Western Maryland College,
who makes the remarkable record ui perfect
in every department., Miss +. q. Darby.
Back Lodge Junior Class, j. ". IInghng,
Waynesboru, Pa; II. II. Pnec. Newark, y.
j.; Miss Katie T. Merrick, Barclay; Miss Eva
J. Rihker. Westminster. Sophomore Class,
4. B. Deyilbiss, Mi. Pleasant, aad George
a. Myers, tied for trst place; CLAIBORNE
Phillips, Kent Island, second; Miss Aanoa
Clark. Eikton; Miss Fannie Il. Noodall,
Georgetown. Freshman Glass, II. NJ. Saals-
barry, Denton; II. ;. Robinson, Cambridge
Miss Edith Ii. DeBerry, Miss NJ. h. Bland
fsrd
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News of the Week.

Typhoid fever still prevails in Philadelphia
Pa. Last week Az new cases and A deaths
were reported.
The grand jury at Providence. Rhode Is
land. indicted Amos d. Palmer, wealthy
Young man, for the murder of his wife.
Mrs. Martha Place was executed at Sing
Sing, New York, Monday for the murder al
her stepdaughter, Ida, in Brooklyn, on febru-
AIRY Z. 1898.
Ex-Congressman Moses Gage Leonard, one
the organizers of the knickerbocker Ice
Company. died in Brooklyn, y. y, Monday.
aged 80 wears
Three river steamers, the Owens. Flint and
Bay City. were destroyed 10y FIRE ut Columbus
Georgia, Wednesday, ,ogether with two barges.
Loss, $40, 900.
A fast train on the Erie road was deraiied
ten miles west of Akron, Ohio, Wednesday,.
The engineer was killed and one tralnman
aad several Of The passengers injured.
A rear end collision between two freight
trains occurred Wednesday on the Flint and
Pere Marquette Railroad, near New Boston,
Michigan. the result of heavy fog. The
fireman was killed aud one engineer badly
injured.
A despatch from Kokomo. Indiana, says
:
ness, convicted of murder i've years ago. and
sentenced to ten years imprisoGmeutha been
paroled by Governor Mount ont OF cousldera-
ton for her small children. Her defence at
the time of trial was that she acted IN defence
against criminal assault.
The stockholders of the National Bank of
Commerce. Of St Louis, have voted to in
crease its capital from 50, 100000 to s. GOO,
0O0 The National Bank of Commerce, Of
New York. Is the only bank in America
larger than the St. iUuis Bank of Commerce.
The New York concern Is capitalized at $,
COO, zoo. hut has half million more surplus.
At II midnight Wednesday, the following
Temperatures were reported 10 the New York
sun -" An area of high pressure was moving
down over The Northwest. with colder weather.
which again forced freezing temperatures into
northern Texas. At Willj>ton u was ~ me
low zero. Bismarck lS7 below, Havre ~ be-
low, aud Moorhead l27 below. over aIi the
eastern half Of the country il has grown from
% To 2O7 sarmer. On Thursday the mBr-
cury gis from > to p below zero iu Montana.
the hakuias and Minnesota.
II is stated by several persons the Windsor
Hotel WAS set ssh IRE Iu several places ut one
time. A permanent hoaTler az she arSt alarm
vent from the Filth avenue front On hes room.
ia the rear. on the fourth iiogr, and passed
several strangers coming from rooms which
he knew were occupied ty permanent guests.
The smoke was tbal created by oil, not by the
barning WOOD. One gentleman weut 20 his
nom and found cha, his private safe was open
and that his valuable parers, bonds. stocks,
&C.. had been removed. The setting hre 30
the curtains was only 20 draw attention -
that part ot the house while taa sneAas worked
the upper stories Knowing thstlheir occupants
Nvre watching the parade oa }he aveHuc- buc
man Nas arrested siih over $1,000 Norih al
j-welry Dn his person and as many SILK, vel
vet aai satiu drcsss,, aud laces A. De- could
esrrv. which vas identified b. Mrs NrkInlry,
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nj zoe s.4as r4f.- ,I,aosfa
Jasas Caesar derr-el that 'as wear .bea,a
consist Of Sos 4ay,. "a aaaasstHa iht ,.s aoars
.Ha.If h. dt-yr-ari-3 '#E fsrer successive
,.sf. rnE aua -uI.r.- asr - a3Iet iay rsers
s,asta ,ssr g. Ibar ht4 hffn casrrrl. na
change gaa8 tas- .s-a necessary. bat
ta.rz as.- Is slight rrsvr, shlsh, u $500 wears,
s.sasgrri Il. ten iafs lal- lhrtu ,ae NeFna.
Eg...ax aad all Obj. ,ss.Ht'y iags of ih Roman
C6un.h dut II rb-'r 1-s.vs- To correct Else
r-fpg Pope Gregory, iH lss1, i-gari tAal SEN
Asy, ,haaId be stricken ;rasa 'as calendar,
asi lhal tbr day following thu aga aAy 81 o.
,.,frr sbu41d BE- the litb, fais established
,l4e Yyra4. Esa.aox 10 Marcia 3I,t, lhe proper
,imr. 10 prevent ,hr etfag from ocCvrr1aE
again. th- fo.iuaiug Fals sa- established for
ieap year: Ev-rF year faai s. exactly alVl-1-
hst hy iuac Z ss irap scag she eeutenulsi
year, excepted Every centennial year That
4, exactly d.yssihie by $50 i leap year, che
a.hcr g., frsaiaH wears are -omnsa Years.
Tn. rule established by Pore Gregory Sss
Immediately aIep,cj hs al Roman Caihuiic
countries Protestant countries serv siaN Pa
sf.ul h. Eaglar,I adopted Is IN 1852 and,
ai s1s.r.,. g5e Americas Ca'8ajes Immediately
followed. Ras..a ha- never adopted ID, she Is
s.il governed by gbe calendar ui Julius
Car-sr. aud hes iilar B, twelve days behind
our- Next Leap Year siIl b. 1905.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-03-25

Daring tbc recent cali weather SOME pipes
belonging 10 1f- 3. Y. engine burst and Nh
Helfrck had a bart i.me 60 grl oar isvI GA, in.
hut D., perseverance Pee conquered. haGiiHE in
car loads oil freight with pair 81 mules.
Oar town aud usishburhe1i u.i. make great
changes iu BONES. Abuut gns bali The hous rs
ir uar ynNu wi3l exchange occupants.
Egg have Dropped 20 8 cents psr dozen.
which caused many 90 live partly on Egg Diet
they being cheaper than mrsi.
Mr. Jeremiah iiug.us Is Improving bi.
property b. erecting q grain shed Ar. i.aals
R,,.sa recent, r1uled lAya nu tkr property
Ga parcha,e from NJ Wvatz Many other
improve guyais VII shortly De- made.
Those who wish o. travel oser q rGai 'ist
requires both patience and ea-fEg. should irg
the ruai between Mclro,e and Eah,ale.
While Mr. i5ppy. of near Manchester was
driving 10 l.iaeboFo, w,,h . load q iut pork
ers. The back axel &c his wagon broke. aud he
was unable To meet the 10 o. clock srtju, bat
by the help Of nrishbnr, he suau weui nu his
way Frlutclug.