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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

Woodward handles complete line Of
dry goods, clothing, groceries, etc. His
prices are sure to win customers.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

The Earnest Workers will meet will
Mrs. McCague tomorrow afternoon.
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The hot weather has set in for keeps
and the ice wagon is the most inviting
looking critter in the country.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

The weed burner did good service on
the branch between here and Attlca
last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

A marble works company at Wichita
Is erecting monument at the grave of
w. w. Cook this week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

l.. Il. Wilson and wife came up from
Alva on a visit with relatives Sunday.
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HIDKs-Highest cash price paid for
hides ut Field Bros meat market.
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Read our unparalleled clubbing rate
with the Farm Journal.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

There will be services at the Chris
tian church next Sunday, morning and
evening, at the usual hours.
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Liver Complaints and Nervousness
Cured.
torpid liver always produces dullness
and irritability. You are all clogged up aud
feel Respondent Perhaps you have treated
with physicians or tried some recommended
medicine without benefit. All that II no
argument against DIR. Fenner's Blood and
Livsg Remedy and Nerve Tonic which win
90 readily cure impaired nerves. liver com-
plants, headaches blood and skin diseases.
etc: Feet circular of dealer.
GEM DRUG co.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

For SALE-26 head Of Short Horn
yearling bulls, principally red. r. FL.
Estill, Aetna, KS.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

"Josh Winchester" at the opera
house next Tuesday night-the night
of the Fourth.
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The county commissioners meet In
regular session next Monday.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

Como to Medicine Lodge next Tues
day and Wednesday and talk about the
steer. You will hear many able ad.
dresses and it will be time we'll spent.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

Kiowa has called off her Fourth of
July celebration. Most of the Kiowa
people will come to Medicine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

Notice the program of exercises on
the Fourth of July.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

II. Fl. Case is agent for the "Rein-
deer" Bicycle, a high grade wheel, at
a close price. Call and see sample.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

The ladies of the Christian church
will serve refreshments on the Fourth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

II. II. Case sells Canton SuIky Lis
tiers. Nothing excels them.
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The Sexton postoffice was discontin.
ued last week.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

The j. /. Case Critic Lever Steel
Harrow has the best fastening for teeth.
Examine it at FL. 81. Cases.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-06-28

y. b. -four 10 tho best on the market.
Woodward sells It.
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Fourth of July next Tuesday. OF
course you are coming to Medicine
Lodge.
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County Clerk Holmes and wife visit.
ed in KiOwa last week.
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Help wanted at once at the Grand
hotel.
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Jas. Finley is very SICK. He was tax
en- bedfast on Monday.
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DIR. G. l.. SPARKs, Resident Dentist.
Once over Fairs store.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Come to Medicine Lodge July 4th and
9Th.
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HENRY burst & Co.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Some Special Pensions Granted Appoint
ment of District Road Commissioners.

The County Commissioners had busy day
last Monday. Besides some routine business
special pensions were granted us follows To
George A. Fowler, New Windsor district,
So. 90; to Mary NJ Hawk, Taneytown district,
$1,000; to Jesse !. Robertson, Freedom dis
trict, S. 90; TO Henry Hahn, Taneytown dis
trict, $1,000.
District Road Commissioners were APP
pointed to serve the ensuing year. Most of
the Commissioners we're re-appointed. Two
changes were made in the second district, one
in the fifth. one in the ninth aud two in the
twelfth, The appointments are as follows,
District No. Tobias II. Eckenrode.
Hezekiah Hahn, Samuel J. Flickinger.
District No. Evan Haines, Henry Sell,
Plus Babylon.
District No. 3.-Nelson Koontz of j., viii
liam G. Warehime, Levi j. Motter,
District No. 4.-Francis L. SCHNEIDER,
VIM. l.. Richards, Geo. A. Barnes.
District No. John II. Brown, Francis
J. Albaugh, Joseph NJ. Gist.
District No. G.-Jacob F. Berwager, VIM.
II. Rohrbaugh, William 5. Lloyd.
District No. Levi Black. John W.
Holmes, Theodore c. Stoner.
District No. Sd. d. Ruby, Peter Buch
man, Amos Armacost.
District No. Thomas J. Gum. Isaac
E. FrizzeIl, James V, Crisweli
District No. l0.-John c. Humbert, r.
A. Stonesifer, jacob G. Gladhill.
District No. 1l.-Isaac Killer, William II.
Frounfelter, Augustus Barnes.
District No. 12.-IeSSe Crumbacker. Henry
Blaxsten, Granville $. uaiues.
District Ne. lS.-Lloyd I. Buckingham.
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Silver Wedding.

The ..Siiyer Wedding nuiscr.ary ot Mr.
and Ms Nathan H. Bale. celebrated by a
reception ON FRIDAY. March 10th, was pro-
badly the most brilliant and delightful social
affair ever given la New Windsor.
The residence was beautifully decorated
with garlauis Of laurcl ported plants aud cut
flowers aud brilliantly Illuminated Nj, and
Mrs Bale. assisted by Mr. and Mrs. }. Frank
Getty. received he guests. abou, ninety IN
uutaher. A handsome collation., presided
over hy the sisters fthe 'bride. was served
in TIE dining room.
The afternoon Was spent IN social inter.
csurse, tnaav Of those preseu, having been
present at the ceremony a quarter ot 8 CEN
tary ago. and IN spite vt all looked young.
noiahly the bride aud groom. y smoking
room had been provided for lbe lowers Of the
fragrant vsgd aud nauy at abe host Eoaa
cigars wsut up N smoke
Reversing the usual order 81 affairs, the 'n =
vi;atiou sent out bore the words mo pres
cuts. and instead a silver souvenir Was pre-.
scented IA each guests.
Among those present Warc Mr. |. {.
Bale. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ". hcvilblss. Mr.
Auae Repp. Nm. Jane Bale. DR.. ADD Ms.
Charles Bjllmg~lca, Dr. and Mrs. Fvnby. Mr..
asd Mrs Dennis SMITH Mr. and Ms Joseph
W Smith. Mr. and Mrs Gcp. Z. Emuersnn,
Professor apd Ms Mcdaniel. Mr.. ami Mrs
Paul Smith. Mr.. f. : Bale. Mr. and Ms.
sob Hibter,i. NJ and Mrs. Granville Haiae=.
Mr.. and Ars : :. Ecker, Mr. Ryvrly. NJ.
and Mrs f. -. GRIMES, VIZ. and Mrs Wm.
r. Thomas. NJ Charles 7 Relisslaer. Judge
l.. L. SliugluH. Nrss Kate Sjng.ga, w. &. q.
Ransfeu. Mr. john Suseiscs. Mr. 4nd Ms,
r. 4 Saalcr. Mr. and Mr.. J. Win Snsacr.
NJ and Mr.. Jahn e. Au.ssrs. NJ. and Mrs
C1sae5eS J. Hikt-cui Miss Noisr II utHra,
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Ia. ana Is. CarIisle EnterlaLn.

. last Saturday. by special iayi'a 'oa.
number 81 ladies aad geuilesaea repaired 90
H., bsSr7failr residence Of Mf. and M. C
+. Carlisle. near Sans UFesk Postaiiice,
uhcre they were samp,uoasly eHisrtaiued.
Never perhaps IN the historv Of this grand
old homestead vas hospitality aud general
good cheer 50 abandansly aaa lsvssaiy aAs-
peased - AZ this particular occa.ssoa. AiirF
he heartsrsf welcome Vas accorded by the
host aud hastess 20 eAch and every cue, iht{
gave themselves up 10 free and surcserved
interchange Of conversation characterized. %
tmes, by great good hpmof. htengr trlns
anusnucesl, Mr.. Unah Eagias. father Of ihs
genial hast,ss. was hoaored With a position
d the head "a tbs table. The eA0ierst v'aais
were then discussed wlsh kceH appeiIies - .
most substantial manner. uYsien. s'rEed
and scalloped. chicken. plamp Mar .aIsd
biscuit and light leaf. saFasshed w1th uoh
golden butter, prime ham. salad, sgarkiing
ieily. coffee aud chocolate, lie ereAui, esAe,
/ asd everything that culinary Art could pro
[ d,lce 10 tesarl and please the aFFcilir ~ere
Z served ia abundance. The sentiment EsHvr
I ally expressel by 81 presens NAs that they
I had rarely participated in 4 mere sa'nFiaous
I entertainment.
/ Those present werc MIR. EriAh EugiAr.
! Albion Carlisle. r. i. Snader, John II Rgop
I and wife. William Gorsuch and siIe. HoWar'i
/ DeViibiss and Niie, MArshaii Nushsum aud
I wiie. George EHgleg aHd wife. Arthur Smsl-
! ser aud wife. Mrs. Wesley Refi', }. tsfA
7 Stem aud others. oviag a. The condition 81
the roads several were unable % h present
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Nr :. r. Fsack. " H. Kepkart aud II
A Thumas. who are Az sell posted srssinfss
NE. gf high standing la CoaHc,lsrillr Pa.
.gent "Wednesday nisai o5 LAST urrs site VI.
b. = Nsrehinr VI ih.s ssrlaItf. Aai bad
very ENJOYABLE tine wt,h relatives ana irssuds
Tbdsa fryarui wcro Ir. Npah Nlitrr aud
fa1asiv. D. $ War~hiaag and family, DAVID
n Slaraer aud family. Wal. H. Siausbary
and family. WEn BtSE. Wal ksFrr, }. W
SiAaehsuhaup and oihsTz Ou iha7eiay the
zss9ts ieit iog Hanover. an FRIDAY far 1gsA.
Pa su Sssarsia5 for Baltimore. Ma. ard "a
Sanaay Ne Thamas and Ar kepharg rg-
;afasd % their BONES a. Conceivable. Pa
NJ. : r Frurk ranae haarA - Westminster
au ManAay III lals srrk zEii Eriarue'i ,a NJ,
n : Warehimrs again 60 vtat as0vr "a BIS
ir8euas by aifcndipE paaSc sales NJ. :. :.
Frucs b. 4astr a aosr3 asAn; be- iru th-s a.
c.ai.F ah.sa, y yrar, age sHd remained RSAY
ever SINCE Nhea hs reached tonusisSstiir
be Nas sogtb S 90 aad noe b. surtb
sS.aat kSttrO. ahicu he earned Dr. bard
Ialssg. sos = graas aa.s hefs4 Or aided DO hiH4-
Waeu be irsi wrns fa Cannssisvi.v DC sas
eaeased ,a siupPa4s yEsaa4 'roas zee Faek
aaarrtus; thew iu siTksag strI5l 'a 'llr 4HnfrT
then 10 ~oykiuE ga = sss ulii; tnss dr.ssws
"a saigon Tor fa-i stores thea boarhi the
feed storr aud s1li &C aud bought a coach
shop. sold 8, aud bsastf tAaev houses, sold
shcr1 and ;hcH vrnI ia ihg bseF brewiHE bass j.
uess ahere be continued i1r ataa, years
About iwo seeks age be sold the hn1ur,s Ell
eusssely wbseh leaves h.n ahout $4,000 iu
cash. This Is srgiajaly kaoi example, and
every yoaug young ulaA should Try ,o tAiluU ~
There arr many sales j. this vicinity. asst
shiags Aee bringing vers FAIR pre~s,
VIA. III. SiaEsbRry IS gong ~ Tun the J.
T. Shaher thrrSbius TIs. Formerly ruu by John
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Uni0ntOwn Items.

Mr.. Theodore Eckard, of Baltimore, was
the guest of his brother, Mr.. Frank Eckard,
during the week.
Miss Ida Merring went to Double Pipe
| Greek on Monday morning to take charge OF
| the public school formerly taught by Mr..
Sundergill, who has resigned.
A very interesting game of base ball was
PLAYED at the sale of Mrs. p. Il. Stoafier, on
Tuesday, by the Lorene Academy students of
Unioniown, and the Pipe Creek school boys.
| The game was a holly contested struggle an
til the close of the third inning, when the
score stood tie. In the last part of the
fourth inning Edward Stuler stepped into the
box. struck two men ont aud shut Pipe Creek
out of a run; at hat they became discouraged
aud the umpire decided the game in favor of
the home team by a score of 9 to .. ROut-
son. Stuller and Wolf were the battery for the
home team. and Arthur and Gilbert for the
Pine Creek team. Umpire, Charles Stone.
Elder :. B. Graft of the Church of God,
will celebrate Easter by specia sermon IN
the morning and in the evening there will
be special service by the Sunday school.
Miss Anna b. Shaw returned on Saturday
from a four weeks visit TO her sister, Mrs.
Harry Hodes. and other friends in Washing
ton. ID. c.
Miss Mary Hiteshew went TO Baltimore on
Z W wednesday expecting 90 itii'h o'lh ett'hC'
The Methodist Protestant c. Z. Society
held their semi-annual election of officers on
Thursday night.
Mr.. William H. Starr. of Westminster, for
merly of this place, was in town on Wednes-
day.
Mr.. William Wright moved his family ON
| Thursday to the farm recently occupied by
! Mrs. Philip Stouiier and family.
Dr. and Mrs Luther Kemp spent Thursday
at Double Pipe Greek, on account Of Mrs.
kemp's mother. Mrs, Weant, being sick.
Rev b. W. Kindly Spent Thursday in
[ Westminster, making pastoral visit to the
! family of Mr.. Joseph Waesche, on account OF
I The illness of Mrs WaeSche.
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New Advertisements.

The Great Sales of Bankrupt Stocks OF Dry
Goods and Clothing Miller Bros. Popular
Cash Stores. Westminster, Md.
Our Re Opening Takes Place this Saturday
New York Bargain House, Westminster
Nd.
Trustees Sale ola Valuable Iinme-Michael
E. Walsh and Robert IL. Carr, Jr., Irusiees.
The Up To Date Store-W. c. DeriiblSS,
- West Main street, Westminster, Md
Life and Accident Insurance-N. Riley
Myers. Agent, Westminster, Md.
Easter Preparation at VIM. +. err ModeI
Emporium, Westminster, Md.
Public Sale of a House and Lot-lrene T.
Bennett, Attorney and Agent
Curing Your Rheumatism SHAW Drug
Company. Westminster, Md.
Grand Opening of Millnery-MrS. Eta
Taylor, Westminster, Nd.
Horses and keNtucky MuIes-C. GIoyd
Lynch, Westminster, Md.
VIII Go on Your Bond-John VI. Roberts,
Agent, Westminster, Md.
Get Your Moneys Worth-N. !. Gorsuch
Il Son, Westminster, Nd.
Statement of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York.
Pubic Sale of Valuable Personal Property
james W. Tyson.
Wanted-Alexandcr \. Dulheld, Drawer
80, Baltimore, Nd.
Election Of Direc,ors-Chas. ii. Wander
Public Sale of a House aud Lot-Ephrsim
Haines Sheriff.
Western Horses-Jocob Thompson, West
minister. Nd.
The White Palace--John d. Bowers, West
minister. Nd.
Good Goods Cheap-Wm y. keefer, West
minister. Md
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PERSONAL rotes.

Ms J. Fisher Reese was guest Of Mrs.
John L. Reifsnider and Nrs. Charles +. Stew
art She has been residing 10 Chartered, Bel
GUM, tor FIVE or six years, where her husband
IS United States Consular Agent She son \
visit 10 this country.
Col William A. MeKeIlip, % Washington,
D. c. was ia Westminster on Monday, and
was warmly greeted by his friends.
Mr. p C. Kesnedy, County Surveyor, who
has been in Washington for some weeks. has
returned home.
Judge Charles b. Roberts is in attendance
at the Court Of Appeals in Annapolis.
Mr.. William NJ. Isslacs, ex-clerk d the cir
cunt court for Baltimore county, ~as in West
minister last Saturday.
Mrs J. q. II. Smith, Of Pi,lsberg, Pa, was
aS.esi Of DIR. Geofge D. Foake last Friday
5 Ida N. Snader, Of New windsor,spent
eek in Baltimore.
aud Mrs. Jeb Hibberd gave a delightful
aeon party Al their fine residence, near
Y Windsor. on Tuesday. There we're about
Wy present.
Miss Graee Z. Gorsueh. Of Baltimore. visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. A. Gorsuch.
on Saturday aud Sunday.
Miss Davis of Frederick city, was the guest
of Miss Huber this week
Capt. Albert Biliugslea, Of Chicago, is Wis
iting his brothers, this city.
Mr.. Fred. d. Miller, Of Miller Bros, Is in
New York looking up spring and sumner
novelties
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Sale of Real Estate.

Oliver B. Wentz, assignee of mortgage,
sold on the 4th instant, the farm of Samael
Baum, scar Silver Run, containing 80 acres,
to William A Leppo, for $500.
Samuel J. Renner and Mary Elizabeth Rem
ner. exeeuS.rs Of John Renner, have sold al
private sale farm of 90 acres and improve
meuts, near Taneytown, to Sarah J. Renner
for $l400.
james A. c. Bond and Charles T. Reifsni-
der. trustees, sold on Tuesday a farm of 81
acres, 3 roods asd 20 perches, near Westmin-
ster. known as the Crowl farm, TO Mrs. Silas
NJ. Bsh and husband, Mrs. David Crowl and
husband, W. K. Steele and wife and Alice X.
Bish, at S62. % per acre.
Lewis d. Wantz, mortgages, sold on We'd
nesday, the residence and the adjoining pro-
perry Of john A. Macintosh, on Pennsylvania
avanue, to F. Thomas Babylon, for S350l.
Mrs. Samuel Cover has purchased the Jack
son Malehorn. property opposite the Montour
Honse, this city, for $2500.
Mr. Hugo E. Fiddls has sold his residence
on Main street, near Court street, this city,
to Mr. Robert Z. FriZzell.
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Nj. Airy Items.

On last Sunday afternoon AT enj0yabie ca
tertaiemeat aas given by the u.rsahers OF The
Epworth League Of Prospect u. +. Church
Aa address on The Epworib LSagse Nork was
made by II. o. HarueT. Of Harvey, Nd. Ad-
dresses we're also delivered by Archie Moles.
wogih and Rev Fillmore lsoRe Ia huaor q
George Washington birthday The lnien.
ton ,ras a. bold this entertaianeni on Zebra
AIRY I'D. but owning 70 the iaeiemeni ses'iher
It was postponed for 3 period u three os four
weeks. A very attentive Audience Sas pres
ent Who pronounced the entertainment q
Saccess.
Eafly last Tuesday morning hre broke
oat on the premises Of Mr.. JESSE Todd. iwo
miles from this place. The barn together
With al is contents were consumed, The
coahagration was OF incsadsaEy origin The
loss is estimated Al 500; insurance 81 900.
George u. Riue, Of Baltimore, Is visiting
At The home of bis uncle. Mr.. George /. Saak.
OF ihis place. Mr. Riae served through the
spanish American war q sergeant IA 20.
II. - Maryland Infantry, L. ), and was
Stationed with has regiment at Fortress Mon
roe. Va, Camp Meade, Pa, and Camp Mae
KeEzie. Ga. He was mustered out oi Uncle
Sans service with the regimeni At Camp
Mackenzie February ., 1899. His father,
Mr. George n Rine, formerly Of Frederick,
Nd, served 10 the same regiment and CON
pany during the Civil War.
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Carroll county BASE Ban League.

As each year base ball clubs make claims
aud eounter-claims as to the championship OF
the county, it was proposed BY the Westmn-
ster Base Bah Club that all the clubs in the
county, which have any such preteniions,
should form league and play series Of games
with each other according TO a prearranged
schedule This suggestion has met with the
approval of enough clubs to form small
league. but in order to give every club in the
county right to make application for mem
bership, the manager of the Westminster Base
Ball Club repeats the announcement made
some time previous to this and invites appli-
cations from all such clubs as have not yet re-
sponded.
As it is necessary 10 begin active preparations
at once, it is necessary that all clubs which
wish to enter the league should Immediately
notify the manager of the Westminster Base
Ball Club of their desire to either join, or re-
ceive information concerning the scheme,
which the manager, who will direct the affairs
of the league uniil an organization is effected,
will willingly furnish.
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OrpnanS' Court.

MaudAy. March 18Th. Last ~iil and J,sia
meat 81 1fhstns.s iieArgi admitted tn probate,
and letters trstameiitary granted 10 David =.
H. Pickett,
]. Calvin Vents and I'ri4h A. Wyuiz, al
miai,iraioss u Cornelius Vents, settled hrss
account.
Benjamin T. Poole, executor Of Renteu
Poole, received order TO sell personal prop
eriy.
Last sill and testament ui Abraham II.
He's admitted go prr.ttfa add ieticcs tesla
inautagy granted 90 tjaUui4 a. Shoemaker.
l.avinia A. Long and C.auiius II. long.
Samuel H. Waters, executor ~ Samuel G.,
Davis. reported sale OF personal property and
settled first account
Mary 4. B,sh. cyecutriN of Alfred ".
Bsh, reported sale Of real estate
Tucs,luy, March ii. Oliver WailnW
administrator of George IL. Robe, returned
Inventory ofpers5nal property.
Mary c. Stoner, eNecatuN Of George W.
Slouer, reported sale Cd personal property.
Franklin Douerer, administrator OF Annie
+. Dogterer, settled lst and final account.
George H., John ". aud Jacob II. ZePp.
executors OF TT6 b. Zepp, received order 10
transfer mortgage and settled third and final
account.
Martin L. woodward, executor Of Andrew
L. Woodyard, settled first and final account.
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Silver Run Items.

Measles are prevailing in this community.
Mr.. David II. Feeser, an aged citizen, Is
confined to his house with the grip.
The sale Of A. W Feeser, which took place
last Saturday, was largely attended and goods
brought fair prices.
The funeral Of an infant child of Mr.. c. II.
Knipple took place Tuesday morning, Rev.
W H. Ehrhart officiating.
The Lutheran congregation recently pnr-
chased a new organ which wa, placed in the
infant room Of their church.
Mr. Joseph Little aud Miss Irene Baker
were married ut the Lutheran parsonage on
Sunday morning last, by Rev. W. II. Ehrhart.
The great minstrel show of Westminster
will exhibit in the NJ c. Hall this Saturday
evening.
The sale of Absalom aud Daniel Leppo on
Tuesday was largely attended. Stock and
farming implements brought fair prices.