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Harvey Items.

About 3 o clock on Friday morning Of last
week fire broke out on the second floor Of the
store room occupied by Vim. 4. Snder
The fire was discovered before IL gained much
headway. although not until about 500 worth
of clothing was destroyed. As there WAS ire
in the stove at the lime it IS supposed the fire
originated by the ignition of some articles of
clothing lying close 10y the stoyepipe- Fully
insured
White washing is now in progress in this
locality aud many have completed this work.
Mrs. Carrie +. Haruer has purchased the
property opposite the Lutheran Church. for
merly owned by Jacob Gealy.
Mr. John ]. Ohler, who is employed as clerk
in the store of 5. b. Furry, at townsville,
spent last Sunday with his parents in this place.
horse driven by Mrs. Muushower. of
Barton. Pa, became frightened at "a well drill
and ran about half mile up Gettysburg street.
Ii was caught by Mr.. John Murray. No one
hurt; vehicle slightly damaged.
Mr.. S. S. Shoemaker and Mrs. W. Jones
have had their buildings reprinted.
There is considerable talk here about secur-
ing telephone connection with Taneytown
The recently organized Anti-Saoon League
met in Mt Zion L. b. Church on Wednesday
evening of last week and did some excellent
work for the temperance cause.
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Monday, May s-last viii and testament
of Mary Slonaker admitted to probate and
letters testamentary granted TO George W,
Slonaker.
John H. Stansbury and George ". STAINS
bury, executors OF Eiizs, Houck, returned
additional inventory OF personal property.
Tuesday. May 9.-Mary E. Reuner aud
Samuel j. Renner, executors ofJohR Renner,
reported sale of personal property.
Last will aud testament of Sarah Aun
Shepherd admitted TO probate aud letters
testamentary granted TO solomon Shepherd
and Anne f. Wood.
Jesse +. Lambert, executor OF Jesse Lam
bert, returned inventories Of debts, money
and personal property and received orders 70
sell personal property. stock and TO notify
creditors,
Luther NJ. Bushey, executor Of John Bush
ey, settled first account.
Elias 0. Grimas, guardian OF Ethel v.
Grimes, settled third account.
Elias 0. Grimes, guardian Of Nellie g.
Grimes, settled third and final account.
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German Baptist Lave Fast ami Notes.

The Psp. Greek German Baptist JaasEc-
.,,t5au held Ieye feast 90 ihrsr MFrauG house.
near Uui0uGuau. en- Sal4rlay. Na1 r!h. lhe
intirmcui weather aepL a gyv4i MANY people
away. eth. there cas large Attendance lne
meeting vas opeas.! Is ELDER G.. 4. ta4,l, ID
Gettv-h4rg. Pa. followed hy Elder Samuel
J-tz. al New Market aHu preached . very
able sermon. laslu. for 90, rr>i St chautag 81
John. l4-l7 verses Toe uia.r Elders abe
toaN part in the service, serc--ti. h sap.
uiu.tou. townsville. JrHil, Hsris,Ner. y pgk.
Pa. o. Y. L1ug. AbbuU.ivsH, Pa !. J.
Kolo, p5aJle Pipe Greek.
Oiber Elders iu attendance aer.-JaAH
Wrybugh,. Double Pipe CrreA: John U.z.
David Stourr. townsville; u r. say as. Thur
mont. T. " >tou-r, Union BrdEs; Philip
Eug,ar. Greeubury Ecker, lni.ntawu;
Epbram Stoutfer A. r. NaaIer, Jeremiah
Brown, Joel Roup Jesse ksap Nea Wind
,or: Charles Bonsa,A Meadow Br.nek
About $40 people attended the meeting nn
Saturday.
The old church was Jui., lu 1906, au adji.
zion Ia lsJG aud uew church bu3it boz ISL.
Elder solomon S;ouer Was unable ,n a,lead
the meeting. He ~as confined 90 iiis luu-e
by sickness.
Four hundred f.temh,r- cummguyd.
The Sunday seHao. hAS l3i scholar. with
John +. SeaseHey superintendent.
The sermon on Sunday Sa- preached by
Elder Oryille Long
There we're bapjisrd GA April 23l. ,, 25th,
3, aud 3Oth, ,
Among the visitors present werr--Iames
QuuIan and Joseph Ellis. Baltimore; Lewis
Hartman. Woolberry; John Harhaugh, Way
nesboro. Pa; William Hull. IaueytoNu.
Large lamps have been pat up al each cor
uer OF the church.
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COUNTY CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR UNION.
Eighth Annual Convention TO BE- Held at
Sandyville Next Week.

The eighth annual convention Of Carroll
County Christian Endeavor Union will he
held in Sandy Mount NJ p. Church, Sandy
vile, on Thursday and Friday, 18th and 18th
inst. 1t will be preceded by Il preparatory
service ON Wednesday evening, 18th INST,
which will be conducted by Rev. 5. v. Coe,
of Finksburg. The program for the several
sessions will be as follows
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
THURSDAY MORNING.
$50 Enrolment Informal Greetings.
i045 address sS' Of Welcome, Miss Margie Herring
1855 Response Miss Mamie Rlnker
lluo singing.
D. D., Pastor NJ. ?. Church, Westminster.
lilo Singing
il.l5 Announcements.
Adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
100 Devotional Exercises, Miss Myrtle CApe
2l5. Address of President. George Mather
rs Report of secretary and ITeaIqTeT
80 l'' ''' % ''' ''' % ''''l - Mrs samuel Epply
500. Parliament. Christian Endeavor Ideals,
The Ideal Eudravor. rev. K. L. Patterson
The ideal Leader Rev James Cattanach
The Ideal Prayer Meeting Rev. Y. Ridgely
The Ideal Committee. Rev. \. D. BAteman
8.4[ Address The Need for Mission Work in our
Socites' Mrs, \. F. Hatch, LutAcrviiIe.
400 quiet Hour service. Rev Edgar Reed, Pastor
Payson - Church Baltimore.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Is. Devotional Exercises. Mr. Ellsworth Oariner
s.et Address. Christian EndeaForrTS ana lle
saloon, ". %. Atwood, state President
81, AdSress. christian Eudeayor.rs and the
sabbath Rev. s. T. Fa-g. D. D. Eiii"r
Methodist Protestant
90 singing and Collection
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New Advertisements.

An Investment of Consequ ence-The United
States Agency Co General Agents, BaIti-
more. Md.
Read Us Tor Saving, on New Goods-Great
Model Emporium, Vim. f. perr, Westmin-
ster. Nd.
This Weeks Special YaIues-Mjller Bros
Popular Cash Stores, Westminster Nd.
Special Closing Dat Sale of Plauts-Harry
GosnelI and Maria A. Brooks.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
Charles W. Weaver. Trustee.
Make Your Dollars Grow-Sharrer Il Cor
such, Westminster, Nd.
Mortgagee's Sale Of House and I.ot-Chas,
B. Hunter, Mortgage.
Examiners Noiice-Riuehart CasselI aud
Roop, Examiners.
A Sure Thing-New York Bargain House,
Westminster, Nd.
Legal Notices. Festivals.
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Robert L. Hoppe, of near this city, has
sawed 101, 225 shingles for Judge Roberts at
his Avondale farm.
Mrs. Edward Cassell, of Haight, was par
alyzed on Monday evening last, and at this
writing is in a critical condition.
William E. Hoffman has been appointed
postmaster at Hoffmanvile, Baltimore county,
and William II. Tracey at Black Rock, same
county.
Mrs. Augustus May, of Pleasant Valley,
died on Thursday of this week, aged "A years.
She leaves two daughters, Mrs. Neudecker
and Mrs. Frank Foreman.
Rev. l.. F. Murray will preach at the Church
of God, Warfedsburg, Sunday at p. m.
Sunday school organized at p. m. A new
organ, the gift of several members, will be
used for the first time.
Miss Halle D. Jones, daughter Of Mr.. a /
bert Jones, banker of Mt. Airy, who mysterl-
ousy disappeared on November 2, last year;
while on a visit to Baltimore, has been found
in New York and returned home.
John H. Beckley, of the late firm of Benson
& Beckley, of Beckleysville, Baltimore coun-
ty, now of Hampstead, Carroll county, has
made application for the benefit OF thebankrupt
laws. His liabilities aggregate SO, HIS.
He has no assets.
Oh TUESDAY morning why So,,'t MI.
cars were Delhs slil5eu he't 'le s'.'s.v,,' In
city, ooN car iaueh "it1 Pn9s T p.T,; ~
loose and ran down grade towards paitl'lloie
gaining impetus every minute. traInman
was on the car. but he was pOwerleSs to stop
1t, as the brake was out of order, and he was
much frightened, fearing a collision with the
west bound passenger train due here at 9.33.
The engine of tire freight started in pursuit OF
W, - C.roIIto,,
", u, C-....,-
MI. NTS9rSe weaver u'eI u ~ "et's sJ Ii Z.
fa.' on nsqhesqay iaS'' ne NaS w e'u,S
9rotner ., MTs' VIA oa!''o, = '.i,s e,s ,,,i
'he la.g - r. u 49, II ~ TIL
an u''cie 70 ~, ~; 1ae1o P ts..'et'.I -
3 p.f af', ~ -ui -. NJ FL, Arj,r ~,
Don " III. Ine ~. '', -. I'd. NJ
ITluu 'e .L,,e''i' - -. ,t;IJr,,. a,i
w" &c "'s '',S III 90 Ia,..,lI n - ,L.,
SaS &C IL IL All E..,-;.,- IL -
La'neI VI MS 1u"'' y. y, "'iiI ''s a.
I la OF heyi MIS- - " ie9'e'' '''" %
MahcheS'er' Nu'
pretty wedding took place at Springfield
presbyterian Chnfch. SyEesViIe,on InutSaaH'
the contracting parties being MISS Florence
Lillian Dixon ana Mr- >. hoy MeCFohe' %
Baltimore Inc or'qe was a'lifeu ~ "h''e
SILK ana Veli' fastened win orange p'o T.
an was gwen away 10y H'' 'onn u 'l.,i
ihey were met al 'ne ai'ar ~ Tue IlOSul "Iu
uis pest man. MI Lt'iH Ael'"-. % 'P''"e
heid' during me ceremony "nlcn was per
formed by hev' L; A BAKER. as'is'ed ny heN;
W, W; CqTiey' Miss beaia9 AcNFone Fs en-,
On Fr0ihISe NE ~ Ssae'S 1 n Nna,.eS
1rook' OF b %, HhTiNet nra"ue"oI vi;
marry ~ Met,ot' y. nl''''ts',Vu' =. ~
church was IahuSotneif ueg"ia,gl ~ III
caS'eh' ana the haPpy couple e" I" '''' '''"'
ing 'or lne Sou'h'
The Westminster Gun Club on "Wednesday
finished handicap match begun on the We'd
uesday previous. The first prize was a
Stevens rifle, won By William oursier, who
killed 81 ont Of 81 birds; Charles +. Herring
took second prize, $500, killing a. out OF ~;
J. Milton Reiisnider took third prize 500,
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MAY TERM OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Session Opened on MOnday-Grand and
Petit misunderstanding.

The MAY term of the Circuit Court began on
Monday last, with Judge |. Thomas Jones
presiding. John W. Arbaugh, Joseph Z.
Evans, George w. Robinson and Jacob ).
HildebraRd were appointed balllttS.
THE GRAND JURY.
Dir. George d. Fouke of Westminster was
chosen foreman of the grand jury. anu the
other members were drawn as follows j.
Wesley Little, John Armacost, Charles I.
Weaver. John Lewis Freyman, Charles Sykes,
Francis Davis. George W. Hess. Charles ".
Winemiller, Harry c. Harner, Jacob H. Koser'
Oliver L. Phillips, Joseph l.. Baust, Christian
H. Smith, McClelland keeter, John /. Al
baugh, Amos Wantz, Jacob ). Rldlnger,
John Sholl. Sr. Emanuel Fisher, Francis W.
Bush. Simon H. Golibart and John Royer.
PETIT JURY.
The following compose the petit jury
Zadock W. Sullivan, Abraham u. Bankert'
Oscar NJ. Spurrier, Carroll Mcgee. William
kreitzer, John y. Martin, John Is. Baker, I'm
Null. George p Little Joshua Lockard. John
f. Stone. Martin Yingliug, George W. Clay,
Harry J. Haiues, Thomas }. Ham, DAVID NJ
Ebaugh, Martin Beachtel, Abraham Long,
Henry Streaker, Theodore Crawford, Joseph
f. Englar. VIM II. Lockard, Samuel W.
Spangler Reuben II. Swan and VIM. II.
Reese.
The docket was called and of the 81 cases
on the trial docket "a were continued, set
tied. ! quashed in I judgement by default
was entered, and was removed 10 the circuit
court for Frederick county. The latter was
the case of Eckard & Cover against the Royal
Insurance Company of Liverpool, removed on
motion of defendant. Bond X Parke tor
plaintiff: Whitelock for defendant. OF the II
cases on the appeal docket, > were settled, 10
continued md 1 marked for trial
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STATE FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION.
Prospects for a Large Attendance and an
Imposing Parade.

The indications are for large attendance
at the State Firemen's Association which
meets in this city on Wednesday and thurs
dav. June 9TH and Sth. A number of accep-
tances have been received from fire companies
in various parts of Maryland and border
counties in PENNSYLVANIA, and 1t Is probable
twenty or more companies will take part IN
the parade The uniforms of the french and
gaily decorated fire apparatus will make a
handsome and imposing parade, while the
music of numerous brass bands and drum
corps will enliven and inspire.
MANY hundreds of persons not fremen will
he here TO witness the parade, and Westmin-
ster should look her best to give all visitors a
good impression of the little city. Streets and
Sidewalks should be made clean and neat and
public and private buildings be gaily decor
ated in honor of the visitors.
The Westminster Fire Department Is work
ing with a will to make the meeting a success
and to give the visiting hremeu hearty vel
come All details have not been arranged,
but the steam engine contests Will take place
in Belle Grove Square and the reel races on
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
The following Reception Committee has
been chosen: Or. J. W. Herring, Hon. Chas.
B. Roberts George \. Shower, Charles +.
Stewart. DR.. Jas. II. BillingSlea. John l..
ReUi>uluer. +. MachleN, Ut. u blEulS, IL
Geose T. Motter. DIR. I. II. Lewis, William
4. Cunningham. William G. Riuehari, Edwin
J. LAWYER. B. F. Grouse. Ferd D. Schaetier,
Grove 4. ShipIey, Col. :. X. Herr, f. o.
Grimes. Charles C. Gorsuch. Jos. ". Smith,
F. Thomas Babylon, George X. Gehr, Mayor
Fred. d. Miller. George ". Albaugh. Z. l..
Reayer. Milton Schaeffer. Joseph b. Boyle.
Theodore Derr. William 3. Thomas, Dr..
Charles Billingslea William II. Naniertord,
A. II. Huber. Dr. George Z. Baughman. \.
II. Vent. David Cowau. Wm. II. Thomas,
Hon. Frank T. Shaw. Hon. Jas. y. c. Bond,
Charles T. Reifsnider. John J. Reese. II :.
Roberts. Granville ;. Haines. john +. Ma
senhimer. John u. Bowers, W. l.. ". Sea
brook. William H. Wilson aud ChaS. +. Fink.
The Executive Committee are John H.
Cunningham. John NJ. Roberts. Amos Hahn,
Denton : Gehr aud Charles i. Goodwin.
The committee would be glad to receive con
tributious from citizens Of town or county that
can be used in the entertainment OF the hrs-
men. Those having made subscriptions are
requested TO remit TO any member OF the csm p
miltee.
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Cover Items.

Lewis c. Franklin is having some neces-
sary repairs made to his residence.
The West Falls Sunday school is preparing
for its annual Children's day service June !.
Ruben II. Alexander cleared about one
acre Of woodland this spring, from off of
which he hauled 80 four-horse wagon loads
OF stone. He says that there are still twelve
large loads on the ground.
The tobacco growers of this vicinity are
very much afraid that the crop will be ex
ceedingIy short The plants did not set well.
The early planted corn did not come up and
many of the farmers have to run the rows
over again and re-plant.
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A ssignee of Administrators Of As
N signee of Mortgages Sale
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Near Gathers Station Carroll county, Md.

By virtue of the power of sale contained in
a mortgage from Josiah Brown and Caroline
R. Brown, his wife, to Jacob M. Zimmerman
and Lewis H. Schultz, dated April "a, 1885,
and recorded among the real estate mortgage
records of Carroll county, in Llber q. A. M,
No. %. folio 231, etc., and duly assigned to
the undersigned, l will offer at public sale,
on the premises at the Barrack, on
MONDAY, the 29th day of MAY, 1899,
at l o'clock, p. M, all that parcel of land de-
scribed and conveyed by said mortgage, con-
tanning
lOI ACRES, ROODS and IA PERCHES
of land, more or less, and improved by large
new barrack. This property is one-half mile
from Gathers Station, on the b. d .. K. r.,
a mile and three fourths from Sykesville, and
one mile from Hoods Mills. 1t is convenient
to churches, post office, stores, schools and
creamery at Hoods Mills, adjoining lands of
of Hammond Bros. and of the late Col. VIM.
c. Polk, deceased and others, and is suitable
for dairying purposes. Seventy-four acres
are in a high state of cultivation and the rest
is well timbered with good hickory, white oak
and chestnut. There is a running stream of
water on the property.
Terms of Sale.-Cash; or if desired by the
purchaser, one-third cash upon the day of
sale or the ratification thereof, and the residue
in two equal payment of six and twelve
months, the credit payments to be secured by
the notes of the purchaser, with approved
security, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
GEORGE w. ARLINGTON,
Assignee of Administrators of Assignee of
Mortgages.
Bond & Parke, Solicitors.
Jos. W. Berret, Auct. may6-ts
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keaI Estate Sales.

Jas. A. c. Bond, aS-trustee, sold ON Satur,
day last, several tracts of land belonging to
the Owings estate, on the Washington road.
about three miles from Westminster, to 6. ".
Owings. as follows Lots Nos > and 8, each
containing 10 acres, rood and % perches, at
SIS per acre; lot No. 7, same size, at SD per
acre, and lot No. s, containing l6 acres, rood
and 2 perches, at sl9.S0 per acre.
Chas. T. Fink, assignee of mortgage, sold
on Saturday last. the Henry Griffee property
containing 81 acres aud roods, near Gambler,
to G. Ober Il Sons Company at $500 per
acre.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE
IL ORA
SMALL FARM.

The undersigned, as Executor of the last
will aud testament of Susanna Evans, deceas-
ed, and by virtue Of an order of the Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, Nd, will sell at pub
lie sale. on the premises, on
MONDAY, the 22d day of MAY, 1899.
at / p. M, tract of land containing
IACRES, MORE OR LESS.
There is - log and frame two-story 6
dwelling, stable, smokehouse, chicken .lskR
house, &c., on the property. It's well water
ed, Sans Creek running through it; there is
a fine spring aud dairy house near the dwell
ing; also choice variety Of fruit.
This property is located on the Sans
Greek road, near Crawford's store, in Frank
lin district. Carroll county; is convenient to
churches. schools postoiiice, &c, and to any
one wishing a desirable home this property
offers great inducements.
Terms of Sale.-One-thi of the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale;
and the residue in two equal payments, the
one payable in six months and the other in
twelve months from the day of sale; the credit
payments to be secured by the bends or single
bills Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
sufficient security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale.
JACOB FARVER, Executor.
apr29-ts f. 4. Crawford, Auct.
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NO. 37ll EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
Robert A. Nelson and others, Plaintiffs, VS..
Lucinda Ebert and others, Defendants.
Ordered this Srd day of May, 1899, by the
Circuit Court for Carroll County, in Equity,
that the sale of the real estate and property
mentioned in these proceedings, made and
reported by Byron S. Dorsey, Trustee, appoint
ed by decree of this Court to make said sales,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day of June, next; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, once
in each of three successive weeks before the
both day of May, 1899.
The report states the amount of sales to be
S11, l16.00.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk
True copy Fest.
mao St JAS. II. BuLNGsLEA, Clerk.
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weather record for the Week.

May g-mereury 81 at : a. aud 60 at =
D. ~; cloudys light rain after 80 p. m.
MAY mercury 81 al a. m. and 6S at p.
M; fog and mist. followed by partly clear
weather; light showers after p. IN. May s
mercury SO at a N. and So at : p. ms show
ery, thunder gusts between $50 and $50:
rain during the night May 9-mercury 81
at a. m. and II at p. M cloudy, followed
by clear weather; thunder gusts between and
5.2s D. M; clear afterwards. May l0-mer-
curry so at I a. m. and 20 at p. m; generally
clear; cloudy at night. May ll-mercury 81
at a. m. and y at p. M. heavy rain until
1890 a. M, followed by clearing weather
May l2-mercury So at ! a. IN. and II at Up.
M; clear.
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A RE YOU CLIPPING HERALD
IN COUPONS

Aud voting for the most popular school
teacher of your town? The Baltimore Morn
ing and Sunday Herald will send to Europe,
early in July, lady school teacher. to be
selected by popular vote. The contest is not
confined to Baltimore, but embraces the
whole South. Don't think that Baltimore will
have a walk-over in this contest. Some en-
ergetic contestant in the country is quite
likely to carry off this splendid prize.
This European trip will cover nearly two
months, and every item of expense will be
paid by the Baltimore Morning Herald
Select your teacher and vote for her early
and often.
See the Morning and Sunday Herald for
further particulars. may62t
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Mr.. Frederick Dielman Of New York city,
formerly of New Windsor. has just been
elected President of the National Academy of
Design. Mr. Dielman's many friends are
jubilant over the high honor conferred upon
him.
Mr.. Jesse Billmyer and wife, Mr.. William
Bilmyer wife and son, Mr.. Scott Bllmyer
and Miss Edith Gilbert, Of Uuiontown, and
Mr.. Vernon Powers aud wife, of Ballim ore,
we're the guests of Mr.. S. J. Warner, near
Libertytowu, Sunday last.
Mrs Edward Reisler and several children,
of Easton. Nd, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Ephraim Stoner, and other relatives
in Union Bridge and vicinity.
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Next "Wednesday Westminster uid play ias
College agaiu and will pisy The '".aD'aE
team. vblch wijl play the season la Iae i.fasHy.
Sa4th. e. Ward. >haN and J W,.s. E.. Green.
Ib.G. Dfendal. 2b. +. hiHvndai, 81 lhowas
Sd Nelson. Bond and " Wells 6r|d. Graham
and Waa;z Substitutes
Their. uill 81. Base Ball and Teup5- taiay
SATURDAY 81, Western Maryland to3ieEs- iu
ia, morning. CO. 10 30. there Will be HaIi
game },ei@-en she rla'ss Of Western AAgv lard
and Washington Co.sge, aud a. 'bs sanc
hour aii begin e irarIs tournament taf ihr
championship &c Maryland and the District -
Columbia h,tuecu representative ai Iais4s
Hauktas tn5rcr.Ity. - John college. "s-ti
in-iaa COLLEGE. Gai.Aud,i College. AAyyiand
Agricultural College aai Western Aafytand
College. The huais vii commence 81 2.s1'p
the ullcyuo1G.
rs, YoaBz Orioles asj Lluie Wrens, ~
" Westminster. PLAYED a gaus si base hall last
SATURDAY. the L3,gle Wrcus EjuusuE by Is SCORE
al - 90 p The features ai she game wF-r
She batting OF Erkcurode, Fowler and kFsu.
iug-y tsr the iiI;3e Mrru,. and the a.AylnE n'
Earl RaumEartnrr and pitching Of Eehelspir
for the Ufsule. Batteries -Fe~lsr. Hook
and Rsiuluser. 90 Nrclss. Shaas. AalhlAs
aad Ecke1rode for oro.,--
The game Of base lail b-tween she johHs
Hopkins University and Western Maryland
College clubs here last Saturday s..s good
one aud interesting. The visitors won by
score If e o. >
A game OF base BAL. Vas played a. NAr,1on
ou THURSDAY beiween iag small aaa and tae
Marslon clabs. ia which the boone g.au sss
defeated bv lhc score of 3 % =.
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4 OBLIGATIONS FOR
IA LIQUOR LICENSES.

WESTMINSTER, Mp, April %, 1899.
hereby give notice tkat the following per-
sons have filed applications in the Office OF
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county for Liquor License, to wit;
TO KEEP ORDINARY OR HOTEL:
Samuel c. Berkheimer, Harvey, Nd.
Daniel d. Hesson, Harvey, Nd.
Andrew Wisner, Silver Run, Nd.
To KEEP A SALOON:
solomon Wolman, Woodbine, Nd.
And unless cause to the contrary be shown
in writing on or before the 10th day OF
NAV. 1899, the licenses applied for will
be issued. provided the said applicants comply
with the requirements of Chapter 6, Acts OF
1894, requisite thereto.
JAS. H. BILLINGSLEA,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
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