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..- sI.:..3 =! ASSURANCE SO-
 ClETY OF THE UNITED STATES.

OF THE UNITED STATES. Outstanding Assurance
 Dec. sl, 1898. s9s7, ,157.1a4,0o Assurance applied for
 in 1898. 19s, ,362, ,6l7.OO Examined and pe eclin-
 ed so,3ls,s7s.0O New Assurance
 Issued 16s,043, ,7S9.00 Income 5o,24s, ,2s6.7s Assets Dec. 3l, 1898. 25S, ,S69, ,29S.54 Assurance Fund (19s, ,ssS.25s.Oo) aud all other liabilities
 (2.160,550,2D POI .05S,S ,T Surplus 57,s1O, 1892. Paid Policyholders in 1898 24,020, ,523.42 HENRY B. HYDE, PRESIDENT.
 J. ". ALEXANDER, v.-P. WALTER N. PARKHURST,
 GENERAL MANAGER, NEW Gpxyco .HD ,vY1oSA DrpApTMrNr
 ALBUQUERQUE N. M., ALFRED RUIZ, RESIDENT AGENT.
 ST. JOHNS. ARIZONA.
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ST. JOHNS HERALD.
SATURDAY, APRIL. 22.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
COUNTY OFFICIALS.

', V, Gibbona
 Chairman. 1sAlY sy surrRvIsoEs{L [. J, Brown.
 Btnigno Lopez
 UT Patterson. Clerk. Quarterly m meetings the Board will be hold Rfrn Monday in Jsn., April, Julys and Oct. aHxErYT, Edward Beeler. DfsTRfcT ATTORNEY Alfred Ruiz gcoRpxR ........................J.T J. T. Patterson TnEAsrsER........ ............ Ben. SchnsteT JUDGE or THE DISTRICT COURT. RE. Sloan PROBATE JUDGE K....... John T Hogue CLEBK oP COURT. John II. Hogue Terms of the District Court, third Mondays .-Aprn and the first Monday in october, .
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A. &5 E. SCHUSTER, GENERAL MERCHANTS. HOLBROOK, AT. ST. JOHNS, A. T.. Carry in Stock a Fan and Complete Line of Ranch and General Supplies.
 Before purchasing elsewhere Prices,

We csrry . Full stock of General Merchandise, and able to supply all the wants of the Farmer and Stock Raser.
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V. M. RUDD Attorney for plaintif.
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..,r4 :.rr {, .i.lsr husband and
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tItcllaDS' Court.

Tuesday. January 3rd.-We>tminster De
post and Trust Company bonded as guardian
10 Albert Carroll Elserode.
Last will aud testament of Mary NJ. SaubIe
admitted TO probate and letters teStamentary
granted unto Cinderella Manahan.
Valentine !. Hartman and ". W. Crar>trr.
executors of Mary Hartman, returned lnNrn,
tories of personal property ana real estate aud
received order to sell real estate.
Last will aud testament OF David j. l-eiSier
admitted to probate and letters testameuIary
granted unto NJ Alice V. Lester
Last will aud testament of James huhnS
admitted to probate and letters teStameniary
granted unto Daniel Mayors.
Martin l.. woodward. executor of Andrew
woodward. reported sale oi real estate.
BENJAMIN Peytom Poole, executor OF Reuben
Poole. returned inventory of personal prop
ert and received order to notify creditors.
Final ratification of the real estate of Geo
Reifsnider, deceased
Final ratification of the sale of the real eS-
tate Of Henry Zimmerman, deceased. ,.
Andrew j. Williams administrator OF Ehz-
abeth 4. Williams, reported sale OF crops
&c. and settled first and final account.
George F. krug. executor OF SOPHIA
Arendts. settled first and final account.
Emma ;. Smith guardian to Clarence r.
Smith, settled third and final account.
Wednesday. january 4th.-ClHderllla Man.
ahan. executrix of Mary VI. Sauble. returned
inventories of personal property. money and
debts and received order 10 sell personal
property aud to notify creditors.
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His 10Th Anniversary,

One of the noted events of the season was Il
surprise party given w. W. Naill and wife,
near Dennings on the 29h Of December. it
being his 10Th birthday anniversary and his
wifes 65th The guests began TO arrive at
IN early hour, and by 9 o cloc, the home was
filled with the sweet strains of both vocal aud
Instrumental music from the organ, violin and
uutoharp. Prof Guy Abaugh was leader.
About 10 O clock all were invited 10 the din
ugroom To partuke OF refreshments consisting
OF ice cream. cake. lemonade, fruit and nuts.
II was then that Mr.. and Mrs. Nall realized
what il all meant, when they looked upon tie
table and read suspended from an arch of
green these wurds-70Ih anniversary of W.
W. NALL ON one side and Goth OF Mrs. Nall
on the other. At u later hour all departed
for their homes. leaving behind them full as
surance that they all had spent delightful
evening. Those present were Miss Fanny
NALL aud Frank NALL. Prot. Guy Albaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston Duvuli. Mr.. William
Bloom and bride. Mr.. b. H. Greenwood and
WIFE Mr. Edward Nail and family, Mr..
Bradford Killer and sister Eta, Mrs Edward
RyerS and Mr.. Repp.
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wedding Bells.

As the uanay friends Of Mr. Clinton Thomas.
Of Cranberry Valley. and Miss Ida MAJ hser.
hart. q BaehmAn's Valley, Sishci them a
Happy NeN Year on Sunday last. 6 SAs wifh
a double appiicauou-anpIiai, - well A. gca
sral. New Years Day. 1922. 20 them marked
the beginning Vi their married ii!e, sell as
the begisniug at a neW war, The CEREMONY
was pcriuriaed Al ! b. m, rs Rev. {. ".
Evsisr. 81 Manchester. Al lac home 10 ihs
brides parents, Mr.. aud NTs- William II.
Ererkart Miss Cora T.. i-rse aad Mr. Her.
bert NJ. Sterner acted a. bridesmaid and
gruonsmAn The bride was beautifully Eaun
"a 10 dress % straw eolorrj hesric''a cloth,
with lace and satin trimming whr.y- ,he groom
sore the conventional black
4 snmpiuous welding dlanpF va served
after the ceremony. 4 large circle OF friends
wish this promising Young couple many wears
OF welded bliss and prosperity, The hFIar d
the organs, OF the BachNAn Valley Lutheran
congregation. and the groom prominent has
singer: and the general hope al The comma
uiiy l. that liies years NAV be 90 ghem oue
long song of harmony aud success
Among ihs prsseats generosity aud good
Judgment placed lamps, table and bed linen.
ehina. glass aud silyerware tabia GALLERY, &c,
Those present vere Mr. and Mr.. Wm- n
Everhart. Mr.. aud Mr. Peter C. Werz, Nj
and Mrs Horaiis I. Rhodes, Mrs. Geo. T.
Warshime. Mss Gertrude and Master Eitos
WarehiEle. Mr.. p Milton Myers, Mr. aut
Mrs James l.. StFrvig, Misses Mamir ssa
Minnie StreSig. Mr.. John A. ". sircsg
Miss Ida l.. Steiner. Miss Lille BAehnAu
Mr.. and Mrs Otto Hartman, Mrs.. George /,
Sionesifer. Mrs Raymond aud Miss Manu-,
Stonesiier. Mrs. jonas Bachmau. Mr.. ane
Mrs.. Sylvester 4. Hauck. Miss Rsigi. Y
Houck. Mr. Noah ", Miller. Mr. Charles +
A, d. Sullivan. II al
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.Reporiell foF The DenOera'le Advocate !

sErfzTifsI fuf tac LhcinNsrasAE AANtHltteE
Miss MAY F. Slaushury. only daughter ai
Mr. B. r. SJansbnry Mayor Of Hampstead,
this county. elegantly entertained her many
friends on Tuesday evening the 9th ultlmo,
at her home, Bonnie Lawn. Never before
were the coynmodIous parors The sceue of
such comic gathering The masqueTaders
we're in calico costumes, varying ia style from
the beautiful to the gra,esque
Their DISCUSSES were complete. A prot.
fered arm for a promenade could naj bee dis
tiuguished as that Of lady or seulleuian.
The recent New York style down 40 the old
fashioned country grandmother we're repre-
scented. The latter costume was especially
striking. Il was al old time. white quilt, in
terspersed with large and deeply colured
squares. It's dainty arrangement displayed
no little ingenuity Of It's wearer. Full head
gear. with masks from the beautiful to the
hideous, we're worn. Hilarity ran high dur
ing the evening.
Alta late hour Miss Stansbury led the last
promenade. Il was to the diningroom All
in costumes paired, presumably as lady and
gentleman. After taking their respective
places at the table their masks were loosed.
Then, behold the surprised mistakes, and
disappointments. Merrinenl now near
the extreme.
Mrs. Stansbury. the hostess, surpassed the
usual excellence and beauty ct her table for
similar gatherings.
A very lu ferrous novelty was marriage
among the masqueraders
Mr.. b. f. Stansbury received the disguised
guests upon presentation OF their cards.
The costumes were left for charity. As Miss
StanSbury's circle of friends is large her con
tribution to the needy was correspoudingly so.
This kind remembrance for the poor is very
praise worthy
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M Fannie. uite of Peter biFeuiali. tor
sncrly residents cd Westminster. q .ei iu Cham
ber,hurs Pa. December 3U. is4s sged -
wears. months and l& jays. She NAs q
daughter NJ William and lenima WAriirld, 81
Frzpilburr this eauniy. Her mother, wae
still survives her. Nas - wears old nu Christ.
mas day. Her father s dead By h'E death
the community iuses = iaishtal tFirud aud
kind hearted nsishior, the family molru s.
devoted vlfr aud i1yisC mo.hSy, the church 8
asalouS commandment and Heaven has ~c'-
ccsnrd yaRsome4 soul, Mrs, l. %. HAnd
les and Ms. " H. Heagy. e tbjs place. hef
SISTERS. attended the funeral on Tuesday. a
husband and eight children sayylyy hsr-5
sous and 8 daughters.
The crsn q, "a oar ur.gahHrhaai.
o. FRIDAY evening ok last grsN. As JohH-
sap Of Ir-ah ! Baks.5a. vts dryas towards
b., home. accompanied ty Oscar Black and
uiie. ot Raiuas15r. De- ra1 us.E a pile 81 sious
'ha, vas dumped ou she pike and upse, the
buggy. 'browfne she oc-up7.uts uufi t1r;H-
natrly they escaped scFsa4s su}Hry. The
buggy top uas masked
FREDERICK Zahu ard Ne. SArah Sioucsilcv
seat to- Baltimore Jas; Szl-riay % srrui Nes
lsas
Mr.. anil ar, J Harms Haagy spsa, Mes
Years iag 5a BaIHuorc au5 returned hou1e
Nrnlav
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UniOnt0wn Items.

Mr.. 7. CLYDE Routson returned on Mon
day to the Maryland University, Baltimore,
to resume his studies in medicine, after sp-ud-
ing two weeks with his friends.
Wyoming Tribe. No. 81. |. q. Il. NJ.
elected the following officers ON hast Friday
night for six months: Sachem, Mark y. Ma
thas; s. Sycamore. Harry Stone; J. Saga
more. Lewis Shuey: q. Forest, John Stone;
G. Wigwam John Bowers; Chief of Records,
J. Hamilton Singer: Assistant Chief of Rec
ords, James 5. Waltz; Representative ro the
Great Council Of Maryland. J. Hamilton
Singer; Trustees elected for one wear, !. J..
Weaver, William BauSt and Reubrn !. Ma
thias
Miss Mabel Matthias retained uu Monday
to 1iighmaus Island Nd. Hes brother.
Mark, accompanied her as far a. Baltimore.
where he expects to secure employment.
The death Of Leon Yinglng Will be- found
in the Local BrevitieS.
Prof Norman Eckard returned from Bal
tmore, on Sunday aud opened school ou
Msnday.
Mrs. George Kisdley and daughter Mabel,
of Frederick Nd. who were guests az the
NJ. p. parsonage for several DAYS. returned
home on Monday.
Mrs Flora Shreeye went to the Maryland
University Of Baltimore, on Monday for
treatment
Miss Jennie Martin, of Westminster, Nth
her mother. Mrs. Penelope Martin, is spend
ing sometime with Mrs. Harry Weaver and
family.
The remains Of Mr. Jonathan Gale, Of
Babylon Mills. who died ON Sunday at his
late home. was taken through our town on
Tuesday for iuierment IN Pipe Greek burIa.
ground. hy H. II. Weaver & Co, funeral d.
reeiors He zas in his ssh wear. and leaves
an aged Ni!e, who j. y al this time Funeral
services we're conducted st the house by ri.
der solomon Sionef of the German Baplisis.
Mr.. Sarah Gale. widow OF tbs drCcas'si.
died on Thursday morning last. about =
o clock aged 81 wears, month and 70 days.
The funeral took place Yesterday FRIDAY
afternoon at Pipe Creek cemetery.
The J. O. NJ. No. 81. elected th- following
officers on Saturday nigh, ;. NJ. II. II.
Weaver; w. NJ, Lewis Mysrs; J. n, Mars
+ Matthias; Recording Secretary, Dr.. J.. hculP,
Financial Secretary, Luther Hitcshew; Treas.
urcr. W Guy Segatooye; Conductor, T.. l.cF
Erb: Chaplain. Cover ~ Rouison; FrIs'rr
Barrier l.. C"uSsaB Representative. John 4.
Euglar.
l.at week Mr. Gay Cook,on had the .ngs
fortune. while splitting some wood. 70 rsceist
a very severe cut Ia the bottom Of bls lcit t.sol
by the ak CHANGING of the wu0d Dr.. J. J.
Shrpeve dressed the wound aRj Il ;. iolus
very veil He has O. use cruick and cane
wh,ie walking.
Samuel ami Miss Minnie Craft ry,uFa,,
/ from their visit to friends ia Carroli,oH.
Master Crrroil Reindoi!ar and Willie Mar
shall, 81 Fairfield. Pa, we're guests ni Nc
and Mrs. Harry Breggh, on Sunday
Mr. Charles SitiiE spent sesk ip Hat
I more, visiting his brother. aud bal veg
( ENJOYABLE time.
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A Suggestion

Charlcs r Hirzsl Of BROOKLYN. \. Y.
writes rs islio~s O. The Philadelphia. Pa,
ledgsy
Z, nav .ai~ge,' yoar rsAIsrs aai ,hs coR o.
usar.ty 10 general o. snoN that dIuHC she
-rras IuHaestA epidemic 10 london la iS-3
lie Board g Health 81 that e3ty advised the
public afflicted wI;b the disease to- make a1
Absuiaa; use ct no. lemonade
The u.fsuiratian caused iherrhy b. ia llost
ra-ss su.Ec4eut ia remove sever colds sad
ta,, consequent complications ihas du8.s
a~ay slih qasnssc ~ othsF ir4ss. shiea often
leave unpleasant results
n bronchial irogolr' The aesd ot lcwoas re-
lc,s, the throat Irom irritation, ACTIN. st The
sane time - natural ii1uteciAai. trvsh
lemon i4iev. esea ~hrH diluted .p small pro
rarsipsss ul,h water. Will kll any therein coH
,asnrA cholera bacliigs; hsaer 10 IS a1t .ar
r.r7,1us that q ALL also DESTROY the .9-cal'rfi
.rHa-nEA bacillus
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Election OF Directors.

The Albaugh Babylon Grocery Company,
Of Westminster, elected directors on Tuesday
as follows: George W. Albaugh. +. Thomas
Babylon, Fred. D. Miller, Frank Z. Miller
aud Jacob II ndley. George ". Alhaugh
was chosen president, Frank i. Miller vice.
president, and F. Thomas Babylon secretary
and treasurer.
The Ice and Cold Storage Company of
Westminster on the same dav re elected the
following directors: George r. Gehr, Geo.
W. Albaugh. Denton 5. Gehr, F. Thomas
Babylon. Fred. d. Miller, NJ Sehaefier. A.
c. Strasburger, John Milton Reifsnider, Chas
H. Vaudertord, Charles +. Fink and Joseph
w. Smith.
The Carroll County Electric Light and
Power Company on Wednesday elected ii. ).
Roberts, George W. Albaugh, Chss. +. Fink,
Milton Schaeiler, Joseph W. Smith, Theo. f.
Englar aud b. F. Grouse directors for the
ensuing year. Charles +. Fink was chosen
president, Milton Schaeffer ice-presiden, and
George W. Albaugh secretary and treasurer
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FARMERS INSTITUTE.
A Two Days Session in Westminster
Interesting and Instructive Lectures by
Specialists.

A Farmers Institute will be held in West,
minister on Monday and Tuesday, January sc
and 81 There will be three sessions each
day, commencing at 10 in the morning, 80
in the afternoon and 80 in the evening. The
day sessions will be held in the Court House
and the night sessions in Odd Fellows Hall.
The program for the Institute will be as
follows:
January ,30-Morning session, Dairying
and Kindred subjects by Prof. Edward Van
Alstyne. Afternoon session, Fruit and Kin
dred subjects by Prof. George T. Powell.
Night session. an illustrated lecture by ProtS.
johnson and Townsend, State Entomologist
and State Pathologist.
January SI-Morning session, Cultivation
and Fertilization, by ProfS. Powell, Van Al
styne and Others Afternoon session, ad-
dresses by Hon James Wilson, Secretary OF
Agriculture Night session, addresses on
Education in Maryland by Prof. Gilman of
Johns Hopkins University.
The farmers of Carroll have heretofore
evinced much interest in farmers institutes.
Director Amoss has provided an interesting
program. and we doubt not the attendance at
all the sessions will be large.
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An Enhxahle Aflair.

Reported fg- tt- }hvua1--eafsf AaFes72ic
4 Del sh,igl chtdrya' = yarly uas gwen by
Mr. and Mrs John T Basaeu sea FRIDAY
aiteruooa. DecesnbsT SOyh. sg heaor ut their
iso Uiile daughters. Misses Miriam and N5ols.
Promptly 81 sns appointed houT itr invited
Esesis bssnn sp arrive uugH al wrrs asssra.
died. shru Jbey cajoyri several hours af aG-
interrupted pleasure. They sew ihsn iHF1le-i
Co ihr 3snluEruaaa, ahrre uas a table .sara
uigh rrfrvshsneHfs ari r1ateruaarry, 90: sbr
nles; tempting character. 'a Nhfrh OH .5Ja
ample jlstiey-
Those pr,seat uyrc MISC M.riaia asssi
VIOLA RArasg, Jeanne sud l.sassr J0af-, harf
H,svz. Begt5e SzarfE. Fannie fi1br, Nay
Rra.nJvubarr. NAY zui l.15s Martha May
l..uIr. Ca-uigu BrSard, lai.5sr Welsh. Mos
FuszsIt and Masters Sra~H Fslrrri, gpmsa.e
Jones, Charlie. H-4rs Ear >wartE, Willie
fIohr. Andrew Bgaudsnhars. u'lse Martins,
Harry aud George LATHE Ihase assisting
No Bsraru Iu receiving ~ere Nc, III
Fr.zsol. Mr. n % Bsuei', Mrs.. :. L.u.~.
Miss,-. " Frsti-ri, ard keFts SaarE. and
NJ WHss1n NeE.h
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Uuiontowu Church of GoI.--sunday school at 9
a. m Preaching nj rs p. M. by the pastor, : Il
Cran The pToimCted meeting at NayperTy : IN
progress with a large aitend@-ee- There VIII 5e
services at 10 81 a. m. PreacIsIg in the evening Ht
: by J. W Rotkey. Each evening during the week
; r. Cr,fi. Pastor.
On sunday morning. January $ az Pleasant
Grove Sandyyilie the sacrament OF the Lord :
supper iii be administered, Al christians Of the
community are cordially lnNltsi 10 l5ftclis1tt
The protmcted meeting at fatapSco viii be con-
g Dudrear. Pastor.
t-uiontown charge VI p Church-Special ser
vices As previously announced at Pipe Greek VI, 2
Church at 1850 a. m. At Unioniown NJ p. NJ
service appropriate 70 Ihe seToui Suius! az t ~
New Year will - conducted by The pastor, = W
kindley
salem charge Lutheran Church. - Benhmins
Church Preaching at ?. M. y. z. : e. z al :
p N. - Johns Church-PFeaching II 10 q IN
:. A Diehl. Pastor,
Il PauTs Reformed Church.-Sunday school at
gi5 a. m Holy Communion AZ 1880 u. IN Divine
service rs r m. Preparatory service the 9Th inst
Calvin : sagle. Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church.-Beujamin :
SSgsSS,oe oS Ss1I ., 3 m Prepa
II, j NacaIi,ter. Pastor.
Grace LulAcasu church sunday school at a
u, Preaching at l0Sn a. N aud rs y M Morn
inE subject a Most Numsnious Question"
Evening Thoughts oa the NeN Neag. Y p :
= t. Miller. Pastor.
Centenary " T. Churrh.->ui3Ay school Al BIS
a iu Preaching a. 10 ID g. m. BY Rev. Wesley
y Davis n y followed by the administration Of
the sacrsmcut Junior League az so ?. N. senior
League at - ?. m. PRAYER meetng Wednesday,
~ ID ?
Joel Brown. Pastor.
The BOYS Meeting will meet every Saturtay
E afternoon a. , o'clock in Carroll Hal.
Methosfi-t Protestant Church. Rev ". K, Crabs
p d Pastor sabbath strvices r. Preaching by
tbe pastor At to.-D =. 500 3 IN sabbath
Z e-h,ssl AZ gl5 = ~ Christian EDteAVcr 81 30
p m Ms.ispvck service ia the lecture nom Wed
Dss}av evening. Al 500 ocios,k
- Johns f'hurri-sunsIays-T Mas AZ 90
AMI High Mass a. % a a. NesPcr, 81 20 p "a
F rurln. EAr IS csE-- Mass At : a.
Joseph H. Cassidy, Pastor.
( Ascension church sunday jan. s-Holy ku-
{ ebarfss aE ~ IN Mathis 81 10 a IN. second Holy
Eucharist a. }G5Ja EycHsofs a. 1 y &1i'i p ~
Wcckasys-M Mathis sui Holy Eucharist al : a IA.
{ EveaslnK except Friiays5 AZ p m EvensouE :
FE=iay ~ p D. ? Is Taylor, Rector
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Eden Items.

\ number OF our people have been on the
sick list the past week. Misses Jennie Lester
and Mamie Lowe are recovering from a severe
attack Of pneumonia aud pIeuriSy. Mrs.
Sarah J. Brehm has also been quite i'll with
grip and pneumonia, but is now convaleScent.
Mr. John Payne, aged about 81 years. OF
Shiloh. died on Thursday morning from the
grip. He leaves a wife. who is quite i'll. and
three children-Wrsley. residing in Illinois;
Benjamin F.. Of York county, Pa. and Mrs.
Abraham Lester, near Westminster. His
funeral will take place at kreider's cemetery
today, Saturday.
Mr. Andrew Shatter. also OF Shiloh. Is sut-
fpring with bronchitis.
Miss Gertie Matthias. of near li,ilestown.
Pa. is visiting friend in this vicinity.
Misses Netlie Miller and Lizzie Walker
spent the holidays in Baltimore.
Geo. +. Walker visited his aunt at Cum
herlAud. Nd.
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Hop al Mt. Airy.

A New Years dance was given in Maso uic
Hall, Mt Airy, last Monday night. AlonzO
Sellman. Gus Warfeld aud Wallace Sellman
were the committee in charge. Near mid
night collation. was enjoyed.
Those present were Miss Emma Horn, Miss
Ievantia Barnes, Mrs. w. P. Anderson, Mrs.
C. A. Runkles, Miss Helen Runkles, Miss
Pearl MERCER, Miss Salie Sellman, Miss
Belle Runkles, Miss Mollie Runkles, Misses
Kuhn, Miss Selby, Miss Lillian Webb, Mrs.
Dorsey Stackhouse, Miss Emma mood, Miss
Blanche Burke, Miss Magruder, Miss Lizzie
Wazfield, Miss Glisan, Mrs. w. d. Jones,
Miss Belle Gosnell, Robert Sellman, C. A.
Runkles, A. H. Runkles, H. w. Nusbaum,
c. T. Lewis, E. L. Shipley, Marion Runkles
DIR. W. D. Hopkins, c. o. Routzahn, H. VI.
Anderson, J. c. Gilbert, Robbie Barnes,
Pinkney Anderson, Arthur Anderson, Ralph
Sellman, Howard Kuhn, Harry Webb, Z. b.
Horn, ST., E. B. Horn, Jr., Mr.. Forsythe,
Mr. Bennett, Howard Warfield, c. c. Rid
dlemoser, ]. W. Birely, DR.. d. +. Stone,
Lynn Wood, Morgan Kimmell, jerks Kun
nell, Guy Griffith, Riggs Dorsey and Mr..
! Dashislds.
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Weather record for the Week,

December 3I-mercury A. at : a. IA. and
81 ut p. M; rain, followed by >lcet aud ha.,,
aud snow until after midnight. with high wind.
january mercury 10 at +. a. m. and IL at
and 10 at ) p. TN; clear. January 2-mer'
curry below At : a. m. and - at , p. m;
clear January 5-mercury 70 at a. m. and
IS at p. m; clear, followed 10y hazy weather.
January mercury II al i. N. and 81 al
, .. ~; rain. followed by partially cloudy
weather. January 5-mercury 50 AT a. IN.
and A. at2 =. m: rain. followed by cloudy
weather: rain. hail and sieei at night. Janu,
airy 6-mercury 32 at : L. m. and 33 at =,
! m: rain and Seet
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The Sick.

Mr. VIM A. Cunningham, OF this city, had
a sudden attack of illness last Saturday after
noon He dined that day with the other
directors of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank. al the residence of his sou. Mr. John
H. Cunningham, the cashier. just as he
arose from the table be remarked that he
felt sick. and then tor several hours he was
unconscious and speeches. He was remov-
ed to his home late in the evening, and is
still confined to the house.
Mr.. John Bernstine and his wife, of this
city. are both quite sick with the grip.
Mr.. s. Carr Wickert, who had slight at
tack of paralysis, has sufficiently recovered to
be out again.
Mr.. L. 0. Grimes is out again, after sick
ness OF several weeks.
Mr.. Nathan l. Gorsuch, one of the older
citizens of Westminster, Is confined to his
residence by sickness.
The physicians are all busy, but the pre-
vailing ailments are the grip.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1899-01-07
Resolutions on the Death of Jas. Erhnrd

First National Bank, New Windsor,
December 3lst. 1898.
Alta meeting of the Board of Directors of this
bank the president made the following official an
nouncement which on motion ordered 10 be
engrossed and entered upon the minutes
Suddenly, unex pectedly, our faithful friend and
beloved Director, James Erhari, departed this life
December LIST 1898. transformations in his actions,
conscientious in his obedience TO duty, conservative
in his opinons firm in his convictions of right and
wrong liberal to every deserving requirement OF
charity helpful wherever humanity called, but al
ways cOncealing the source OF assistance, his quiet
unobtrusive life his sterling character commanded
confidence wherever known. The directors, Off
GERS and employees of this bank mingle their deeI
Sympathy with that of this community in rendering
To his sister heartfelt at the loss of so good
a friend and brother.
NATHAN H. BALE, Cashier.
Jos A. Stoufer
David Z. Stem,
j Hamilton Singer, Commute.