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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
urpnans Court.

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la transfer sfufk
l.sHsrs ui administration ora Chr estate ui
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William Q lampagT, sNvvutog OF Nlsan"g
laapyff. .rtr.rd t5rsl aul husl account
William 10 Study. administrator ~ Sarah
ANA Siudy. reviewed order 20 notify creditors.
IbaiIvs- : k'ssH-r.fs su~ auprrrursd tu
John VI Wsrr-
ti-o5-e \ Mile. ga1ri.au fH LydIc i.
Wamp.sr. seI,.sd aa.; sHi inai sce"uuI.
Narg A. Biuara. asmiuJ.sGstu of Adam
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au,i inventory q. nsosry.
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.I.-.. -uFyl,gu- manifestation ni lrsah iiil.
fgsaridle. .,ltsrd t5-J aud hnsi account.
Iu.a-s ~. DAVID NJ. avid samuel II. Mcfh
ius. administrations ~ EiulUi : MrluERE, rr'
'ugsl-d Inventories ot personal property,
usaaset. aud dvb', auri r-colvrd order iH ."i
personal property
Joseph A. aud Jesse ". lrpIso. ac'ius eN
seu.vs, 81 Elijah l.eri,u, rclsr,.ss .ssl 1T ,a!r'
,.f rgag, and settled hr~t aui huaI account
lys O. Lawyer, executor "t taihSuue
lus.Ug. reported sale ui rrsa estate. luycI'
tory 81 personal property AUD debts, and re-
cr3vc,i order, TO sell personal pralseri' and @
notify 'rcdiior~.
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Donation at Silver Run.

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M. I,,v f..r I,L..,sl ,r tho WAY - ,ifi.. bnt
,f,- pr,.er.r .aasap boar, fh, record af their
a;abt..u YEAR, 5u tire ministry. The many
bg.baf. de- r,rf and ..;rs THAI we're. brought
niti them f.r doe. indicates that The mern
has, know how tu raise corn aud oats, and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
The rostofnce On wheels.

The United States Postoffice Department
has given ont the following, under date Of Jan
nary 81: The interesting experiment Of =
postoifice on wheels. which will be tried with
the Westminster office as base, cannot be
inaugurated before March LIST. Meanwhile
a map has been prepared Of the territory in
eluded Ia the new service. and in a few days
a circular letter will be sent ont by the Post
Office Department TO all persons living within
the lines Of the route explaining to them in
detail what is contemplated, and asking their
corporation. They viii be requested to no
tify all their future correspondents that their
address will be changed from the name of
the little postofice from which they now get
their letters to Westminster, Route A. :
This will mean that instead Of having their
letters left at their present crossroads Office,
where they must ride or walk miles to receive
il, their mail will in future be taken out TO
them by the wagon office which will leave
Westminster every morning. Mr.. Shriyer,
the carrier of the route. will drive over his
route every day, delivering and collecting
mail at the letter boxes which the people in
his territory will erect at convenient spots
along his road He will also sell stamps and
deliver registered letters. Ii is assumed that
as Mr.. Shriyers wagon oiiice develops, the
little postotiices now existing within his terri
tory will gradually become unnecessary from
lack Of patronage, and they will be eventually
abolished, along with the star-routes nov
supplying them
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
Tancytown Items.

The s:ih wedding anniversary was held at
sh- parsonage ot the Reformed Church where
Rev. Alex Batemasi and wife were the active
participants Rev Mr. Batsmau aad wife in-
siled The members Of lheKeiurned Charch and
their freud, Ia participate ou tins occasion.
The number present Ma, ahoHt QUO hundred.
and they ali seemed 20 ENJOY themselves.
Refreshments were served. after which few
mem brr, spoke on the occasion, w; Prot.
H. M~irr. y D. Hasau and Amos Duuerer.
After which Nr. Baiemsn responded, and
after au boar uf social talk the uIeGibrr- be-
gan Go dj>pcr>r SO their homes Feeling we'll
pleased.
While Mr. George Mottrr, the market man,
Was gathering al Mr.. Nelson Hawk hi, team
ran III breaking his harness and wagon; 9th
erWi>e not doing any damage Ia horse, ur
himself
Mr. Watson Barr, father of Mr>. Samuel
Mehring, died suddenly al the nome of hi
daughter on Saturday last and va, buried at
Gettysburg on Monday last
Mr., j. ). Fink and family visited Nj, Lewis
HimIer on Monday evening
Tne SICK are all doing we'll. DIR. +. Sei>s
vino had an attack of pneumonia is improving
slowly. Mrs Joshua Kouiz who had an at
tack Of the grip Is couvale>cing aud able 20 he
about the room.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
Surprise Party at Santyvllle.

A very pleasant surprise party was gwen
Miss Margie Herring al the home of her par
entS. Sandyyiie, on Friday evening, january
y The Young folks INDUCED in games until
u late hsur when all were invited to the dining
room To parlake Of refreshments. eonslstia z
of cakes. confectionery, lemonade. &c.
Those present were Mr.. Bradley Herring
aud wife. Misses EslcllA Arnold. Bertha Day,
Mildred Stull. Nellie Ourslrr, Ada Oursler,
Namis Gis,, Loitie Gore, Lydia Wampler.
Beulah Benson. Fanny Caple. Emma CABLE.
Nollie Fater Maggie Lester, Matte Hill,
Fanny Hill. Margie Herring, Carrie ZepP,
Violet Blizzard Carrie Barnhart, Eta Zepp.
Agnes Brown, Fanny Buckingham, Pauline
Frizel Blanche Fiater, Nsrtie Slasnan.
Fannie Flater; Messrs. Oscar Taylor. How
ard Green, Edgar Caple. Guy Fringer, ChaS.
Brown, Remington Gore, Wilbur Iepp, Har-
ry Bush, BERTHE Caple. Harvey Barnhar.
Claude Buckingham BERTHE Buckingham,
Claude Agire, Harry FIater. Philip Flater,
Albert Bremming. Charles Benson. james
Hill, Walter Blizzard. Arthur Bowerssx.
Willie Herring.
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UP THE LITTLEST0WN PIKE.
What a Visitor Saw After an Absence OF
Several Years.



\ few DAYS ago the writer decided to take Il
drive up the Littlestown Turnpike, as he had
not visited that section for several years; anu
as he drove along he noted down many I'M
provements. which he thought would be OF
interest to the readers Of this paper.
Shortly after passing through the toll gate
| found that Judge Albert Schaetfer had been
busy with the paint brush, as every building
seemed to have been treShened recently; he
has also erected large platform scales near me
barn Just beyond his residence - mai "i
Mr.. Daniel Baumgarlner, :; retired iarne''
who has recently erected councillors
dwelling. A short distance beyond Rev H.
J. Nacalistcr has fine residence here )
a new barn ON the Hoppe farm. with WIND
pump. &c just above. on the rght' : me
handsome residence and farm OF Mrs. Clara
Bale. former pupil OF mine. The build
ingS are in first class condition and Sho" care
ful attention What was formerly known rs
the BeggS farm i now owned by Il. T. Shrl-
yer 4 Co.. the well known Gamers. Since
coming into their possession they have made
many Improvements. Nearhyl> the property
Of Mr.. J, Wesley BeggS, one ct Westminster
eu'erpriSiug merchants. At SionerSN',e'
Mrs. Geo. ". StonerS, ST, which Mr. Lohh
ByerS. carpenter, i improving by the addition
of Il from. porch. \ short distance beyond j.
the property of Mr.. Abraham |. Geimau. a
well known farmer who has recently butt a
large squire barn. with all the latest improve
mentS. making The Pilgrim Home one OF
the most comfortable homes In the url-h'"F
hood
1t would be impossible ia this article 10
mention all the many Improvements on The
road but the brick residence Ot Mr., FredericA
Bgcrs. which has been painted and some new
ou'b Hliiaz~ added. attract attention: Inc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
Personal Notes.

Mr.. Arthur Spaldiuc and wiie Of Washing
ton, D. c., were guests OF DIR. and Mrs, },
Howell Billingslea on Saturday and Snndar
Elder William T. RoSp the Young GermA
Baptist minis er Of the Meadow Branch CON
grepation. near this city, retnrus,i hntae last
SUNDAY mornisg from his toreiga pilgrimage,
having landed in New York the day previous
Mr.. Samuel Roop vent 10 Nea York 20 meet
him and accompanied him home. Elder RooP
returned in excellent health. While abroad
he was taken sick ia Jerusalem and Wheu he
reached Italy be decided to wait until he re
euperaied before sailing for home. He Sas
not seriously III. however.
Mr.. +. j., Misses 5. Z. and Hannah c.
DOugheriy. Of Mt. PleaSani. Freedom district,
we're in Westminster on Thursday.
Misses Emma and Grace Hunter ave visit
ing relatives aud friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Henry /. Wilson. of this city. Is quite
III with pReumonia. A trained nurse from
Baltimore is attending hiui.
Mr.. David T. Walsh, Of the Westminster
bar, is sick With pneumonia, u the residence
of bis father, near Carrollton.
DIR. J. ". Herring. Cashier Of the Union
National Bank who had been sick for three
weeks. has greatly improved. and was Ia the
bank short time on Thursday.
Mrs Donal Mclean, Of Ney York, fern
erly Miss Bette Ritehsy, of Frederick, aud
we'll known in Westminster. where she often
visited her grand father, the late Col. Manis
bv. has been elected TO represent the New
York Chapter Of Daughters Of the American
Revolution at Paris in 1909.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
A Quilting Party.

Fer th- Democratic Advocate.
! yers cujoyable quitting party aas gisea
az the hosG5tahle home Ui Mr.. Jehu y. Rover,
Meadow Branch. ou Thursday, January 26;h.
AZ one q clock ali were invited 10 the dining.
room. where the table VA, laden with all the
sIeheacics Of the season, consisting Of roast
chicken, hata. chicken dressing. vegetable,
froseu cu-iard. cake. etc. Quilting aud con
gtryaiioo Nrrg the feature, Of the day. Those
present were Jehu y Rover and Niie, Lew
BLACK aud vlie. David German aad three
ch5lsirra. Pugl Rover wite aud tive children.
Mr. Erga Rou,soa M Margaret Royer.
Ms Ira Young. Nh. Charles Ggabil aud
daughter Ms, Ed~sri Brothers, Mr. James
Lemon. and Misses Bette Brothers, OF Ayan-
dale. Mabel Nanharu. OF HngersIown; JeuHIp
Lenp. Gertrude Moods, Annie Rnuts0u,
Aunt I.ou Rover, Fila. Louise aud Ruth
Rsyer. Fannie Routson, Nsyiu and Albert
Rover. and 81 Miller If Frederick, Md.
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GAYlETY IN FREEDOM DISTRICT.
Surprise Parties at Brandenburg'S, Gath
er'S and SykeSville, Etc.


-
On Wednesday evening. January II, a com
panv of ladies and gentlemen gathered at Mr.
j. Brandenburg's 5. taking the family uy sur
prise They were out Tor good time and
proceeded TO have it in games. music, erc.
The surprise was TO Miss Lula, by whom the
company was Hospitality received. Refresh
mcutS were served about ll.3O. and lBler the
company dispersed for their homes. after
thanking the host and hostess for very en-
ioyahlc evening. The company was composed
OF Misses Carrie Richter, OF Baltimore; Helen
Dudrer. Elsie Philhuger, Bulsh McCrome.
Jennie Selbv, Minnie Philimger, Lula Bran
denburg. Annie Selby. Pearl Selby, Florence
Bramdenburg, Florence GoSueil, Mary Bran
denhurg. Mia Carter. Neiue Hess. Rerta
Carter, Mr.. and Mrs Brandcuburg, McSSrS.
Frank Herring, Fukshurg; Rahy aud Harry
Herring. Frank. viii and Bob Branlenburr,
Marshall Phillinger john GimpelI, Jas. Car
ter. Nelson Mcclure. Bert Blizzard. DR..
Gimpell. Mars Hess, Mr.. Gosnell.
At GATHERS.
On "Wednesday evening ot last week sur
prise was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. John Bldlu-
ger. Refreshments were served. Those pres
rur were Mrs X t.. Bidiuger. Mr.. and Mrs
" l. SaILy Mr. and Mrs. Bidinaer, Misses
Anuia Carr Carrie Richter. of Baltimore:
Helen and Grace Dudrer. Minnie ana Elsie
pbiIlingar ZrI6,. Duarer Lula bud er.
Nessrs Earne,, Brown. Marshall Philiiuger.
Bert Bizz,ri harlow Dudrrr. Cliff Durman.
Augy,r Dn,u,ag. Nelson Mcclure. Franklin
Bid,ag.r Ei;cs Hood. RAYMOND Bidiuaer.
Al sYKESvILlE.
Mr. and Mrs R,brrt Carter entertained q
,,,,,, ,Ls;r friends %, Friday ey,uiu,. a..
l,st w.sL A. : RAJ su,,,,,.r. Ma. served: ,h.
In. Nh. i.,a,,,,t,,lI,. decorated The. menu
consisted of oyster, In every >ty,-. and al
,tbsr ..,,.I limo. ,f ,I,. season. Il will long
e.. r..,7.,,h.r.J hi. ,,.rticipaut,. Those pr,.,
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Silver Run items.

About ap iuyh .F ,uaa tvE herr ar J..--
aav morning
SOME ~ rar ci,1f.n. ire busy bsE.is- ls..
Shich is sba1s fuar iuch-s 'tfck
There vi'' De great uarv ss.,-- anf '...
ing, in oar ceumgaify in lhe SFuug-
Mr., r Z NIkessil. who has u-seu nH Har
,jcs d.; iar sometime. B. ~la0lg Improving
We congratulate Mr. lezsk5ah ~pan-.,s
aud Mr. Aiicv Y5nE,lnE chn @rfe reaf.s
married hv Rev, W II. Earhzri. M tH~'y
lives be long and prosperous.
: great m.Hy ~ our farmers attended Toe
Institute iu Westminster. ibis @yrS.
Mr. Heeck5aa Cguwl, sao has been ser1
e.. W1ih h.ari trsHbsr. IS CauvalrScsuE-
Nr T. W Fer-.r has purchased hu.'i
3nG Dot 81 Dr. G. g. Stulta. $50 NasH -irsrt.
ard tn spds io hHii3 q hoase 50 once Mr. j.
A. Nurslaek &. also makiaE preparation %
haiid . nee b.as- i7r agT blacksmith, NJ w
+ Ebaugh
NJ. l. g. i-z~yrr. svecs,er ~ NJ Levi
llurltrEs estate, -a.a far pf'EsFi, ~ 'tr
Nt..t rud { 3oNn. 3ururr5y n.enHs-d ay Hrr.
"a Mis- Emma Eeach,,. t-r SlloH Ms
Emma and hrr u.aibrr ai'. moves a,rv i1 'hr
.rTlus.
Nsa Bras.. og I..uIe.io-r8. Pa. have pre
seated q ysri handsome hsatsl.1l iaHi '1 idr
l.a,hernu CuaErr17tl,a's 81 t.sis plsc-. l'r
s.it Is ,ery mHea spp. rraAtsa Hs She suFlisarrs
nr Sgauel~rs luJau medicine show.
~birh yaur te aur ts-u. au Tbars3ay 20 last
seek. has exhibited sn the V e. IaH "ysy
eight for rr- wvsk The hsj azs trrsis.i
ryery n.zbt The -a8a ass Eusi -ai -H
Jgtr8 by 81
4 y-vr rn5syablg .aQ.us- sH3 aaHss,uH
perry va, ,raler~l Re-, \ r br~l,haeh, u
b. 10 hls -~,s,.asaer pB lauralisY rsrtr-E Hs
lzsi week. hs t.s raaay friends Ht thr a.
formed -nu.tvzsisaH- Inrr -sa5a wsb -r1
GENE. and ,.ge,ahi-, is graar s}HH.laars
'.Far ass s}v.s neI forgotten. ssE .r-afFs-.
e7..5. aui uai. nf Jh- a4sFrl
Rev n. ; Mao rsfer, af Vices 1iu-fsr SEA.
present atfh hts 1r.sn0 f...aHe- safta -'e
rxerl.su; pus5t Aa# aa. rr7s s,aeB -afssv.l
bf aH Silver EaH by, 1910 uas sisl G.s--
rai and gave s-.ais- f-rl hsr fass3r ss r.les a.
saws 30. Noerl ln "a O. eIats ilr gEusu 49,
invited o. ihr .lsniuc sorru. vhers p liable =s~
st laden wiih sll ,.sv lrjIesr.t, nf lhv .as'n,
g. ahigh 80 dii ample ia.ltrv. Ahaaf y ~
the efnaj. rsa4 .s-arg about l25. departed
aeH pl-a.s-l atfa aa~ injecting The rss'Hf
s-tarast G.aas- Il. b.- fr9-at- aaF as.r SHHH
a......-.a. a..r-.....
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
"That Girl of Yours. .

An appreciative audience greeted Rev.
George II. Mock. State Superintendent of the
Maryland School Union last Monday night,
al ST. Marks Lutheran Church, Hampstead,
to hear his lecture upon the above subject.
1t was interesting and timely. for it was very
practical. Among the things portrayed by
the speaker were the difficulties and the
awkardness of a young wife not trained TO do
nestle duties. Ia doing no little wit aud
humor was employed at the expense Of the
Young ladies'. All such references were very
much enjoyed by the young gentlemen and
happily borne by the young ladies. The
speaker left a good and lasting impression on
his hearers.
Miss Edna Lamotte, Of Manchester, sang
sweetIy two solos to the delight of ALL She
is among our yirtuosos.
Rev. George Styles, Junior Methodist pas
tor of Hampstead introduced the lecturer,
and referred to the excellent WORK Of the
Union.
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A Pleasant Party

4 .-ry pheasant party Nas given AZ Mr.. Al
tzst Og-, >, urar Naw Windsor January 2ish.
Ihoss present Nera NJ aui Mr., Albert
Osle, Mr. ani Mr. Wetzsl. Nh John slim
mer. Mr., Else Hyde. Florence. LIME and
Clan, simmer R.ua Harne-, Dassie F1gIe,
Aea.r SMITH. Emma and Carrie Barnes,
Grace Ijugilng. Elsie Siultz, Ms-srs Charles.
F~4nk and Walter Bale, Philip Cravmcr.
Esasz, Eilc. Jesse Buckingham. Jesse Trjtr.
joseph aad John Osle. John auj Willie
Green. Eddie Simmer. Harvey Cawmer,
Artaur Harry aHd Raymond Crumhackrr.
Juha Wcitrl Hamili5a Faiz Gas Flieking
er. Robert Esiiuger. Howard alaek-jon.
John Seiby. Walter Alexander and Thomas
Fowler. Reiou Rarnr4 furnished The dane
ias nss5c. Aboa' u o'clock al serr in
yted To- the iiujusFoon where refreshments
vrrr served sn abundance. DauciaS was
kv{.t sp anI.l latc hour, uheu al departed
tsr their homes feeling thaI ihce bad spent
delightful, evening
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
Weather Record for the Week.

January 2s-mercury i6 at a. m. and
q at p. m; cloudy. January 29-mercury
l3 at a. m. and 80 at 2 p. M; partially cloudy.
January 30-mercury II ut n. m. and SO ar
2 pm: generally clear. January 3l-mer-
cary u at a. m. and - al p. IN. snow be-
gan falling at a. IN. and continued until
about O.30 IA. m; cloudy, with light mist
afterwards; snow from q p. IN. until late
hour. February mercury 0 at Z "A. IN.
and Il at , p. M; clear. February 2
mercury at a. m. and % at Up. M; clear,
followed by cloudy weather; clear at night
February 3-mercury % at a. N. aud "a at
p. IN. rain, followed by foggy weather.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
New Advertisements.

Todav's News at VIM F. Derr's Great
Model Emporium, Westminster. Md.
Last Notice to the Tax Payers of Wooery s
District. g. Hoffman, Collector.
Trustees Sale OF Small Farm-Francis
Neal Park, Trustee.
Chiefly About Ourselves-New York Bar
gain House. Westminster. Md.
4 New Era for an Old Stere-Miller Bros.
Westminster, Nd.
Growing-New York Bargain House, West
minister, Nd.
For Sae-L. W. Mehriug, Kingsdale, Pa
Ohio Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Wanted-C K. Hewes, Eldersburg, Nd.
Application for Liquor License.
Legal Notices.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
WEDDING BELLS.

Atrhe residence of Mr.. Henry Poole. North
Ceulre street, on Tuesday, january Slst, u
aaiet wedding took place. the contracting
parties being Mis-, Ida Wilson aud Mr.. Geo.
Barnes, both Of Gambler, Md Rev. VIM.
Curlev, the groom, pastor performing the
ceremony. The bride was gowned in dark
gray cloth with white chiffon over white tateu.
silk. Those present were Mr.. Henry Poole
and daughter Miss Emma, and Mrs. Geo. W.
Albaugh, who played the wedding march,
and others. Refreshments were served, after
which the happy couple left for their home
at Gambler The above wedding is the cigh-
teenth that has taken place at Mr.. Poole 5
since he first started housekeeping.
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PineY Creek Items.

Mr.. Peter Shriner, who had been sick, is
Commissioning.
Miss Anna Reindolar died on January 24th
from paralysis. Her remains were inferred
in ST. Johns cemetery.
Mr.. H. Z Trostle moved last week from
this place to Roadside, Franklin county, Pa.
Mr.. II. H, Hahn is coRvalescing.
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TWO WAYS
or GETTING GLASSES; ONE To GO
TO 1 FJRSr.CLASS oPrIcIAN, HAVE
Your EYES PROPERLY TESTER AND
GET WHAT YOU NEED-rHE OTHER
To co TO \ MERCHANT WHO KEEPS
SPECTACLES. MAKE ~ GRAB IN
THE BAG" AS IT WERE GET \ PAIR
THAT DON'T FIT YoC lALTHoUGH
m MAY SEEM so FOR THE MOMENT)
RUN THE RISK OF running YOUR
EYE SIGHT ENTIRELY-ANn ALL
FOR A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN EX.
PENSE.
If YOU NEED THE SER
VICES OF A GOOD OPTIC
IAN. WE CAN SERVE YOU
WELL AND CHEAPLG.
A. Il. WENIZ,
.Ieweler and 0ptician,
f.bIg Westminster. Nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-02-04
TO CREDITORS,

~ OVICE TO CREDIIOfOo,
This is To give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Carroll county in Maryland letters OF ad-
ministration ON the Personal Estate of
CONRAD BOLTE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Allpersons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned IL exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscri-
Der, ON or before the DIST day of August,
1899: they NAV otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate,
Given under my hand this 10th day of
January, 1899.
JOHN Z. B0LTE,
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Fug tsc Democratic Advocate.
Mr. aud Mr.. J. Rhineharr Kile gave sup
pes on saturday evening, iauunry >, To a
number IT invited GUESTS Ir honor %; Nj. and
MIR. Cav Nee CooAson Those pres, az
arrr Nr,. Mary {. Cookson, Barrier Cook
,oa. Mr.. aud Mr. Leonard Lilc, Nj. aud
Mr.. john Sgoner, Mr. and Ms. Emory
S,oner. Mr.. and Mrs d. r. Geiman, Mr.
and Nf,. Jacob Haiues, Nj and Mr>. Suader
De,ilbi,s. Mr. and Mr,. Iohu ". Haines,
Mr.. and Mr., EI, YiugIins, Nr,. William
Hainc,. Mr aud Ms. John Coo, Misses Edith
Mau,. Ella Mans, Mary Stevenson Pauline
Fr;zz.I. Grace. p. Zile. Nellie p Haiue>,
Bessie T. Zie Eiie Coe, Scott Billmyer, I.
Edw. Bush, Hoaard Welk, J. Thomas Halnes.
A. ". Wagner CLIFTON Bosely, Chas. Maus.
Lee Maus, Charles Brown, Howard Brown,
Frank Yingling.
General George ). Greene, the oldest
graduate Of West Point. died II Morri>iown,
\ J. on SATURDAY., aged % wears.
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