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Election OF Directors.

The Farmers Fartilizer Company on Tues
dav elected David ]. Roop, John Roger,
Leonard Zile, Ezra NJ. Bish, Nelson Gilbert,
Andrew u. Reese aud John T. piieubaagh
directors. David J. Roop was elected presl
dent, Ezra NJ Bish superintendent and treas.
urer. Nelson Gilbert assistant superintendent
and John r. DiffenbGugh secretary.
The sane dav the Westminster Water Com
many rs elected the following directors; Geo.
N. Albaueh. A. H. Huber. samuel Roop-
Wm II Thomas. Charles l.. Fiak, John
Milton ReiGsnider. b. Frank Grouse, GeoEge
K. Gehr and Milton Schaeiicr. George W,
AIbaueh wa, reelected President Of the
Board. Samuel Roop. vice president, aud
II. Huber. secretary ami treasurer. a. r.
Myers was reappoiuled superintendent "ni
engineer.
The Mutual FIRE Insurance Colapauy IA
baltimore Comfy elected the following direc
tors, a, Baltimore. on Tuesday james W
Ayers. +. ). W Chaats. John +. bn4t, uso
Preehtell. Reis;sr Russell, Baltimore county
robias H. Eekenrode, David z. Smeiser, " m
l.. Richards, john }. Reese, Carroll caun,l
Joseph NJ Street. Hartford county , n
Dashiell. Howard county; james ;. b'gss'
Frederick county; Upton Darby, Aon'gomeT,
county. George H. MeTyman vas chosen
President. Milton Dance, secretary and ireas
nrer and Joseph A. Wsesche clerk.
The stockholders Of the Baitimsfe aud Har
risburg Division. Western Maryland kAiiroad
COMPANY, on "Wednesday elected the toiio"
ing officers President. A. W Eieheibefgrr
directors. J. N. Hood. ". ). RaynoT. I. W.
Slagls. Reuben Young. Col. john {. Legg
Jerome L. Bower, r. NJ. Writ, J.. Z. brock
lev, H. +. Yonng and John 4. swope.
The national banks elected directors 90
Tuesday as follows:
Union National, WeslminSis-L&Nrenee
Zspp, Charles B. Roberts, J. IL. BilliHgs1ea
Frank L. Shaw, Chas V. Waniz. Harry /,
Cover. Charles f. Stewart, j. a. {. Bond, }
Wesley Hoffacker, jeremiah Cielman.
First National. Wesiminster-John l.,
Reifsnider. G.. $. Haines, p. II. l. Myers
Samuel Roop, Frederick Mehrlng, Jacob )
Weaver, Jr., David J. BooP, William Lawyer
Ferd d. Sehaeffer. ,,
Farmers and Mechanics Neslmlus'et.-h II
Writ Shriver. Wm. \. Cunningham, hHrr!
NJ. Clabaugh. j. Wesley Blggs, George I.
Panebaker, David Stoner, Luther II. hoi
facker. The board organized the same da!
by electing H. Writ Shriver president "u'
David Stoner vice. ce.president.
First National. New Wiudsor--Job Hib
Dard, Samuel Hoffman. Joseph 4. Stoaher
David f. Stem, Nathan II Bale, }. hhnii'
ton Singer, B. G. Franklin.
The following have been elected airec'"f
of the Baltimore and Harrisburg ksIlroa
Western Extension, branch Of The hesieF
MARYLAND j. Emory Bair, II. W. Mcknight
Andrew Marshall, Washington {. Rogers
John A. Livers and c. Z. Wooden.
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Our New Paradise.

Notwithstanding the extremely Indictment
weather. Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church. of this city, was we'll filed on Friday
evening. the 9th inst, by those who had
brayed the storm to hear the lecture on Our
New Paradise" BY Rev. 7. II. Lewis, p. D.,
President Of Western Maryland College. 1t
Is needless TO say that those who were present
we're amply repaid. The lecture, which oc-
cupied about one hour aud-a- half in It's de-
livery. was highly interesting and instructive
from beginning to end. DR.. Lewis, in his
tour around the world. having made per
sonal visit TO the Hawiian Islands, Is excep-
tionally well qualified to speak upon the sub
iect. and his description of the islands, their
people, theisspspntains, their volcanoes, ana
the bewildeg beauty of their valleys, makes
the lecture rare treat indeed. 1t is impoSsi-
bic. when there was so much that would be
worthy OF mention, TO select any part OF the
lecture for special remark. DR.. Lewis is now
out upon lacturing tour, the proceeds to go
exclusively to the seating Of the magnificent
Alumni Hall, which has recently been erected
nn College Hill We bespeak large audiences
for the Dr. wherever he may go.
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UniOntOwn Items.

Miss Nettie Reid, of Taneytown has been
the guest of her aunt, Mrs Wesley Rodkey,
this week.
Mr.. E. Fell Brown, of Towsou. was the
guest OF Mr.. Harrison Weaver'S family during
the week, and attended the funeral OF his
nephew, Mr. Harry Brown
Mr.. Melvin Routson has been confined 10
bed for eek or ten days, but is better at
this writing.
Miss Sailie Bankard. of Hagerstown, who
has been spending the winter with her aunt,
Mrs. Frank Eckard, returns home on Satur-
day.
Harry j.. eldest son of the late George
Brown died rather suddenly. He was III
town ON Friday evening" seemingly IN the best
of health and spirits. Early on Saturday
morning he was taken with paralysis OF the
throat, and could not speak or swallow, caused
by = ruptured blood vessel in his head. tie
was beyond medical hel p and fingered until
Saturday night and died between II and
o clock He was in his 4+th year. His tu-
neral took place on Wednesday afternoon,
and was one ofthe largest held here for some
time The Methodist Protestant church was
filled with a sympathizing audience. He was
a faithful member OF the |. o. NJ, 76 OF whom
IN a body attended the funeral. SIX OF the
Order were pall-bearers, mounted on grey
horses and preceded the funeral cOrtege, they
were Ed. Yinghng, OF Pleasant Valley; Vim.
Rodkey. of May berry; J. Rhinehart Llle, ).
Snader Devilbiss, Guy McC Cooksuu, Geo.
Slonaker. The funeral services were conducted
by Elder S B. Craft of the Church of God, who
offered prayer, Rev Jesse Shrseye read the
hymn, Rev. b. ". kindley, the pastor OF the
church, delivered "A very appropriate funeral
discourse Harry was much respected, pos
sessed k;iid and obhging disposition and
was always ready to do kind act, viii be much
missed by his widowed Mother and unly SIS
ter aad his neighbors. His only brother, Mr..
Frank Mcclellan Brown, OF Brunswick. Ga,
was present al his funeral. luterneut IA tue
VI. 7. cemetery, services oeIns conducted IA
the |. .. NJ, No. 81.
Miss Emma Garner, OF L,a~u1d. spent
from Saturday until Monday with Miss Iva
Z. Gilbert.
Miss Zeigler. Of Washington county, Nd,
is the guests Of Mrs. Jerry Garner.
On Thursday, II. II. Weaver Co, un-
dertakers, passed through our village with the
remains OF Mrs Rachel Winters, very aged
lady of this district, who died with grippe ON
Tuesday. Dr. Ephriam Winters aud Mrs.
Mary Winters Segatoo>e, are son ahi
daughter The funeral services were con
Quoted at Winters Church, near New Wind
sor. by her pastor Rev. q. ". Baughmau,
of the Lutheran Church,
Mrs. Elizabeth Davis has returned from =
visit 10 friends in parts of Pennsylvania.
Miss Daisy Shaw has returned from balu-
more where she speRt the wIEter.
Mr.. Burner CooksOu spent the week 90
Baltimore and attended the demonstration "i
the Knights o. Pvihias.
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North Bend Items.

A pound social was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. D. j. Crumbacker, this place
on Monday night of last week All enjoyed
lively time The guests participated IL
games of all kinds until late hour when tbs
dinimgroom was opened, and all parto"k o
The delicacies Of The season. Those presem
were we D. j. Crumbacker aud family, Harry
Greenhollz and SON Raph, Misses Ida Bart
Berthe Alexander, Rena Barnes, Florence
and Clara Shriuer. Eta and Rena Wagner,
Clara aud Julia Franklin, Mary Rigler amt
Fannie Sharrets; Charles Bale, Frank Bale
Edward Barnes. Guy Lindsay, Walter nnc
Carville Alexander. Joseph and John Oge
Wesley Fickinger, George Horton and Wal
ter DevilbiSS.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". VI. Chipley, of Sykes
Vile, spent New Years day with Nh. ). G
Chipley and family.
Mr.. Edward En<or. of near here, is recov
erug from Il nervous attack.
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Monday. JanasFy agh--Nariau J. ir'sIrr,
administrator of Abraham i.e1strf. s'ttiso
second and tiual account.
i.Asi will and Testament oi caroline u.
Dayhof admitted 70 probate aud letters icata'
nieptary granted unto Samaei L. Hask.
Letters of administration GA iisF estate ~
John d. Hoover granted unto Hannah w.
Hoover
Letters of administration uR 'he estate n'
sarah Gale, granted uif,u William II. '5al.e
Last will and testament 81 Mary A. tapif
admitted iu probate aad letters tesssu1cuiarr
rF.utrd unto William \. liag3Bg.,
Letters of administration 0a the estate ot
Sophia Arssdts granted unto Francis Neal
PArke and John n. Rohervs, sbo returned
inyeatory Of money and settled hrsi and nnal
account.
Jacob b. Lynecd. administrator Of John j.
Lynerd. received oryier- 10 sell lt-s>-toi3 and
personal property.
Tuesday, January i0,h.--N. Alice '. L-i-
ter. execairix of David J. Lester, returned
inventory Of personal property and received
orders to sell personal property aud notify
creditors.
William y. liugisng, sNrcstor ot Mary \.
Caple, relarned inventories Of personal prop.
er.y, debts and money. and received orders
70 sell personal property and real rsiaiais
aud to notify creditors.
Letters Of administration. si;h the Will Su
nexed. on the estate OF Martha 4. flushng
granted unto Michael Iingjag.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

i-sf,,,r ,.ifl.r.t, .,f ,u-i-sllu,lay school NJ
fs-.-.-t,I,s, - iDa m In the evening al T.
y. t...tit,,,.. =, > a. :, a., h. fhr fa.t,,r Tbt
- "a - .is,tir,,.. NTH a F...i inter.
@ @ us = y - io ~ = =, prs~rbin., n, n. e,,.,,llIs.
- y, / III pots~y AMI each evening during the
a.'ls' ~ a. 1esf1-' . IG rraft
: b. Gran. Pastor.
t.gtauta,sp Charge n T. Church-SeruIOn at
g., ~ -, - tf,y I.s.s. S}lr...y, In the evening
=. a.. ,i,. - q, IN ,,D,iurt the services
- ' n " KIudley. Pastor
.s--1r t,l,..r.... r-frIl,.st ,,nurch -BeuiAmin's
'-'t','' tl''-e - ~. ~ III ,,,,r,,g,Ii,,,
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PrOceetings Of the school Board.

The School Board WAS IN session ou Mon
dav. the 9th instant, all the members being
present. In compliance with the wishes %
The State Board OF Education. as expressed u
a letter from Prof f. B. Pretiymsu 70 Prest-
deut Gehr and the State !aW on the su,ycci ni
Institutes. the following vas passed Or
dered That the Teachers Institute heretofore
ordered to be held January 23rd, 2tib aud
25th, in Assembly Hall, Westminster High
School Building, be extended I've days. In-
cludiue January 26lh aud 21tb. thas cons'i-
tu,ing a fnll legal session OF i've DAYS, aud
thai ~ Carr u coHnty teacher, stfei'd during
the entire session.
Y nous bills for coal and yera'r, ueF-
passed and ordered pald.
Deeds for Hob~ou Grove and Pine it'u 'H'>
we're approved by lyau L. Hos, Esq. c'an-sE
10 the Board
DR. R-iudnilar reported sale et Nafaa
school lot, iu tire First District, 90 " IA. A'rluE
The prefer uC Bible and iAs by the Jr-
o. L. A. ". Council, og Westmiusisr. for
Westminster HiEh School. sa,d Bible and H'g
10 be presented on Washington birthday.
February 2ai. Was unanimously accepted tE
the Board.
Relecca \. Nct;srr NaS appointed assistant
a, Mexico iur the winter retm-
The Board. accompanied BY the supervising
architect. Mr. J. 4. Hunter, ot Hagersi"Hn,
and the contractors. Messrs. Jacob Elgln
Son. of Westminster inspected the avs We'i
minister High School baildius and 'aand ihai
.he buildiag aud the steam heassaE sd reuti-
latine plant, pat in by N. Scisae;ivy i Co. 'i
Westminster bad been erected so assor'isHe~
With the plans aud specifications 81 thr cnu-
tract. The Board euAnimoB.l voted 'n a..
cepl the baiiding. aud ordered settlement vih
The contractors and architect upau sce"sPi ~
architects certificate The contrast iur taT"-
ishins curtains for ,he FIRST snd -ecoHd haor,
wAs a~aried 20 Msssn. Matthews Hsrf., v'
Westminster.
Rules ard regulation, 80 suilr -cscler~ tH
school exprndliures and la gnaSEHs aaaucfsi
statements uu term reports were ata5slri u'i'
,ieu 90 s~ruTiHE uni.urmtiy- ltr' pvrr
ordered 10 be- prai-d ani iss59ipa'~i i'
teachers aud Others interested.
Miscellaneous hustncs. Sept tbs Board 'u
session ,ll C p H.. aheu ii adlouFhv5i p fvt'
F45sFV
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New Advertisements.

An Open Door and Hearty Welcome
VIM. f. Derr's Great Model Emporium
Westminster, Md.
The Up To Date Store-W. {. Devilbiss
successor to j. r. 0rndorff IS Sons.
Trustees Sale ef Valuable Real Estate
Wm. H. Thomas. trustee.
A Sudden Drop-New York Bargain
House, Westminster, Nd.
Great Closing Out Sale at Miller Bros.
Westminster, Md.
For Sale or Reut-Dr. Charles Billingsea
Westminster, Nd.
Wanted-Your Address-Patent Record
Baltimore, Md.
Dividend Notiee-John 7. Difenbaugh
Secretary
West Virginia Horses-H. A. Smith, Han
over, Pa.
Annual Election-John J. Reese, Secre
tary.
Cabinet -Making--Cbarles II. Easor.
Legal Notices.
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News of the Week

S;.,ar Naroaret Newman, Supcrier OF the
Trsuliue Convent in ~. Louis. was killed
Monday nv falling from a window. She Was
81 wears oi age
T,,..,,.;,s ,,, H.. Irpi,u p,eih, Railroad
,,..rs ,,a.keI l., a collision nj Sunol. Ne.
lra,I, Nou8ay morning -Four persons we're
k;il.d and even iuiorrd.
Will D,,II..,.. .,,.,ll- l.,,,,,,,, Er;..,,d
AL :, Wnnras,nwn \ ] Nonday. aged 50
- In.I Garrison died NoudaI at Wood
- Y I aye3 pI years.
r. c.,-iI,l. 80 C,,,,,r..s,,,p
.'''l0S a. ,,3 -, IL. al the
eo,''s'".s S',ISe' W;s;,,,; I'D =, Snr,,;,
'"P' e.'is Nn''' - - ff r. :, -
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pH heA,.'" S''''i'o Ih,nL W., p';Ir,aJ a,
"",'> ~ '"e NJ,
u'.''s'' L;ii',i ! "a - >, g.re
M
- ''eNi"s,""' N'"NN'' = -,
sHF "as "s"Nen ri - gL-i, s.,,.',,;,I
among hhg ho'Se "o' '.'
~ are suffering anu n'al! Na'1A''g
arr dropping 'he'r ioA's on account "' It,
At Fort Scott, Kansas, early Monday morn
ing tao masked men took policeman INTO
the woods, bouad an3 GagEeh Hihl' anu 'HS"
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New windsor District Porksrs.

Weights Of hogs killed by T. Il. Lambert
ia New Windsor district John Peiiier, three,
500. 27s aud l2O; John Lambert. seven, 2H4,
2s5. POI. 2s2, 2Ii, 2g2 and I5l; j. II. Rout-
son. Two. 80 and S2l Edwin Wilhelm, 80, en-,
2la. 22l. 255, 209. 255, 237 and 209; T. IL.
Lambert. four, us. 1856, $50 aud IL; John
Lantz, six, 26i, 212, 10, 273. 23l and "a,
Walter Barnes, six, 296, 23s, 250, 826 2d0 and
IT'S: c. as. J. Peliz. two. $50 and "a; Mrs.
Susan Lindsey, two, $50; Charles W. Ono,
eigh,. 25s. 25i. 232. 254, 20O, ls5. 2l0 and
2I5; Gu,tayus Barnes, four. 2l6, 2l6. 30 aud
240; William H. Fruwnfelier, twelve, 80,
242, go, 255, 2l0. 30, 2lo, 24o, 224. 200,
300 and 3S5; John Geiger. six. 22I, 2i0. 22s,
2es, S24 and All: Mrs. Susan Masenhl'ner,
six. 227. 220 2l0. Is6, l75 and l16; J. FL.
Routsoa. two, little over six months old, 2lS
and 1871.
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Eden Items.

Andrew Shaffer, of Shiloh, died on the 9TH
inst. after lingering illness, OF eonsump
tiou, at the age OF 63 years, , months aud II
days. The deceased was son of Moses
Shaffer. and two brothers, David, of Hamp-
stead, Adam, of near HouekSviIle. and one
sister, Mrs. David Yingling, OF Cranberry,
survive him. He also leaves wife, who was
Miss Rebecca Snyder, and three sons aud
six daughters. Intermeut took place at
ST. Johns (Leisler's) Church. on Sunday
last, of which the deceased was mem Der.
His pastor, Rev. S. A. Diehl, officiating
His palbearers were Daniel Rupp, Edward
Houck, James Hoffman, Nicholas Walsh, Z.
Trump and Jesse Leppo.
Leslie, daughter Of Jacob Brehm, Jr., i,
sick with pneumonia at this writing. The
grip Is prevalent in this section.
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Weather Record for the Week.

January mercury Is at 4. m. and
% at = p. m; clear and blustery; the
storm OF the night before continued un til
Il late hour, snow fell from about Q
until a NJ; accompanied with a high wind.
January S-mercury l6 at n. m. and 81 at
p. m: clear until noon, followed 10y cloudy
weather. January 9-mercury 80 at Il. m.
and Al at = p. N; cloudyr January 10
mercury % at 7 II. m. and 20 at 2 p. NJ; par
tally cloudy and biustery. January liner
curv 8 at a. m. and Is at p. M; clear.
January I2-mereury 20 at a. IN. and y at
2 p NJ; light snow until = p. m, followed by
mist and rain January l2-mercury 81 at
a. m. and SO at p fog. rain, hail and sleet-
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Business of the Orphans Court.

Statement of amount OF business, &c. trans
acted by the Orphans Court of Carroll
County from December 9th. 1897, TO Decem-
ber g. 1898, furnished the Advocate by Joseph
D. Brooks, Esq. Register of Wills for Carroll
county:
Number of administrations granted, ll6;
number of guardians appointed, IL; number
of wills admitted to probate, 60; number Of
administration accounts passed. ll5; number
of guardian accounts passed. %; amount of
money distributed to legatees, creditors, heirs,
&C., $50, 1927. II; amount of commissions al
lowed on same to administrators and execu-
tors, SlS,063 05; amount Of guardian funds
distributed, S34, l27.09; amount of commis-
sions allowed 70 guardians, S32l.8l; wills set
aside. 9
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Chilircn'S PARTY.

On Tuesday. peeem0cr 27th. au entertain
meat was gwen ~ the parsonage Ut kud-r :
Reformed Clarch lo ih, little un-> ui he la
Gsal Classes ui the SUNDAY school les Rev ii.
J Mayaii,ier aud wife. assisted 70, the ieaciiers
Of the cias>e-.
4 very pleasant afternoon was Passed, ln
which the children were entertained 4it5
music u5 the piano. selections from the gram
aphuHc and iu p,l.yr Says. Refreshments u
ice cream and cake were served. to which The
children especially did ample ja,lic-,
Two Christua, trees hsi been puI up for
the occasion. one handsomely decorated with
ornaments. the other laden With bags "i
candy fr-aV-t~, dolls, g..
Including teachers. ihirtv-ihrre Nrrr pres
eng, When the tIme for dispensing arrived
the lrye VII, stripped and the children vert
away with hand, tall aud With happy hearts.
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Negroes Not Wanted

~. lyoCt,, jan. lO-Fst bait ecHgars
Cattvau cuualy. H. has pp, bad s@us or a
nrsso wi'hia its bar.i-rs. Il ha. Dot bad =
raIiFu.j. tsiskrzph. oy a telephone line
Recrni.r st Icetlrd 10 establish haas
g, Hardin. lhs coaaiy seat. The contract iur
the bg,ldinr sss ley 20 An Alton krm. AusUg
fbs -snulovecs sas ~Amsci Washington, =
uezf.. As soor n be- appeared ea ths streets
Sam 80. ordered ia i-ayc na I,Alu ui dea'b.
D. SATURDAY evening 4 mob ~ e-yersl ban
4rsl. armed ~iib clubs and prusi'ist Slib
,,s.-s. started cat determined - iyuch Wash
.uEraa The ursro led. ard was Par,ucs! by
The ,aob auril the lllas1. River w1s reached
sam g.iurred i7,a The sgrram aaI swami q tAr
ash..y -harr Nzst4nslau @a.Aasl sl3 Histt i's
a-. srut-g ,laii-- arFissuS Is Hs7 H"lac 'H
All,9 ou ~autat 7'.ar.t .is4a- iie Es c"n
fa~.l % h.. ird
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MARRIED

sls Il,eeaaos= z-lsr a. -iitrs Rag', M. BY Rev A
, fsss.slarb ph p iAa ssucv A bflalcs asi " ~
EfBth = BsntEcI. haEh uf Hanover. Pa
t5sl LLassgahrr :, Es-. a. ths ap1a- ~ the brtd<s
iu Nj Peasant. - EeF. A. = hrrsse-aeh, IN -
, fnauai A Fr,cz os Pleasant Nslry. Nj Ass1 " 4ss
Viva y Hs1
az the Lstarnan parsonage. iu silver Run. NJ.
JsuusFy : isgs by Rev W a. SGFaaEt. John Z
Garrett oI Manchester district. CARROLL coauil.
Nd aai EmHla V NAEnvf. oi Bauiaua. York
Cuauty IN
On lauuary lSy} A. Carroll Eefuf.Bcd larsln.
axu D. Rev q Massiistes. Elmer 4 BolitnsrT
au1 Mis-, Mary Aauta. b1ih of CafrJli county.
ME
tta Jsnu4sy : l.ss Al Carroll Rciastsel farS,ss
aye bv Rev u : Azcalis:sf, GeoE.r suiii an
afl Mss NeistfaA l. Frlck both oI trautS,fTy NHi-
icy. carroll cuuUty. Nd
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The Sick.

Dr.. W. Herring. cashier of Union National
Bank. Is confined to his house hv cold aud
fever.
En- Sheriff John r. Lynch Is quite sick al
his home near Westminster, having had 4
stroke OF paralysis.
Mr. Frank L. Miller, of Miller Bros has
been sick for Il week but Is getting better.
His little daughter j. quite sick also.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lea>, ct this city are
Lnih nnife SICK
The Democratic advocate., 1899-01-14
Sale Register.

Notices of Sales, for which bills are printed al
this Office. will be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents When bills are printed
elsewhere SlOO viii be charged Terms cash
January la-Exeeutors Sale of the Persona
Property of the late Mary NJ. Sluble, at the resi-
dence of Joshua s Zepp. Sale at u m ClnderiuA
NatElhan, Executrix J. Thos- Roop, Auctioneer,
TrSfJanuary 2L-2 Horses, Jersey Mllch
COWS some fresh: Heifers, Jersey Bull, : Hogs
Hay Corn Fodder straw, Farming implements,
Harness Household Furniture, Sc william y
Yingling, Executor Of Mary Caple, near her
ing's Mil
March 2l--On the farm of Mrs. Caroline Shriver,
at Ayondaie will be sold all the stock, cattle ana
Farming implements. Edward Eckard. VIM l.
Wilson, auctioneer.
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FrlZelourg Items.

Work on the new dairy building is being
rapidly pushed forward.
Dr Spanger's Indian show, which had
exhibited here every night for a week, has
left for Uniontown To spend week there.
The show was good.
W O. Brown, the new store keeper. OF
this place. has taken unto himself wife. a
daughter of John Schaffer, of Baltimore, Md
May success and happiness be their lot.
Sterling Snader, Of Connellsyille, Pa, IS
home at present.
There has been quite a uumber OF sick. bat
al present writing all are improving.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilt. of Marstou, is spend
ing several DAYS AT Frank II. Willet's.
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Personal NoleS.

Mrs.. Florence L. Mil, has gone To Bal'i-
more to spend several weeks With relatives
aud friends.
Miss Grace Gorsuch. who Is IN wholesale
drug house u Baltimore. spent the recent
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ?.
A. G0rsuch, this city.
Gen. Tumpkins aud daughter will leave
Westminster today for Huntsville, Ala.
bama. 90 visit the Generals sou, who = Il
captain ia the regular army.
Miss Alice Grimes has returned home after
a visit to friend, in Frederick county. Miss
Eva Grimes. OF Wood,boro, is spending Il
short time al her none n Westminster. Mr.
c. Robert Grimes. of Baltimore. vas here ON
"a visit this week
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HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public sale. ON
the premises, on SATURDAY, JANUARY
IA, 1899, at clock, p. m, the house and
lot. No. 90 W. Main street, Westminster,
Nd, now occupied by George Bixler. The
House contains rooms, with gas and city
water; good garden.
Terms.--A liberal part of the purchase
money could remain in the property. Per
sons wanting TO view the property before the
sale can call upon Mr.. Bixler.
dee3l. .3t* EZRA n. NlCODEMUS.
The Democratic advocate., 1899-01-14
7 UMBER AND CORD WOOD
l. AT PUBLIC SALE.

ON MONDAY. JANUARY l6, 1899,
On the premises of ABSAL0M LEPPO,
Myers District. Carroll county, Nd, Il miles
west of Silver Run, on the road leading to
Jesse I.emmous will be sold al public sale, =,
So. 600 feet of Oak Boards, Plank and Scant-
ling. rs Cords OF Slab Wood, Fence Posts,
Chips. Chucks, Saw Dust, Etc. Also, uncut
Wood, Tree Tops, Etc, in lots TO suit P"r-
chasers.
A credit of three months viii be given.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock, p. NJ, Oh
MONDAY, JANUARY l6, 1899, when
terms and conditions will be made known by
ian 72t A. VI. KALBACH.
The Democratic advocate., 1899-01-14
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