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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-11-20

Some body has discovered that
the abundance of hair possessed
by the young man Absalom prov
es him to have been a Popnlist.
Anyway, he was a manly fellow
who believed in standing up for
his sister.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-11-20

Now the crank bettors will
have to make fools of themselves
or WEIGH.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-11-20
Thank goodness, it's all over

How did you come out on the
betting 7
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-11-20

Within a few days, it is prob
able that Mr.. Jones who has
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Freedom Joltingx.

The Young PEOPLE 81 this vicinity cuTly-.i :
pleasant snciaI un Thursday evening ot luS;
week al the hospital home ot NJ. aHd MIR
John %. ueyuts. Gamt<. musig and social
conversation were the principal features.
Tempting refreshments scrc served. and a.i
expressed appreciation 81 having spent q
pleasant evening Among ihHs,. prescott s.rrr
Mr. and MrS. T. G.. Prau-h, Misses Emma
and Lula hholer. Carrie DEGREES, Prasl and
Elyy Bennett, Georgia Chrad-. Misses Storm
aeker. Clara Yiughug OF Westminster, Arn.
SLOW Baseman. Marie Slaudsheia, A,>,r>.
John and Harry Bu,hy, Morgan Jordan. Jane
Kboler. C. p Beasman. g.. " Grimes jr.,
Clnrnc, Bcs.sman. George, Ollie ari Ilrrhvr,
peyrics, Jas Hewitt u RDhy Ier,ua Nrs-g.-
Ridgely, Clinton Braud,uburg.
4 large bvmocrltir meeting sil. e." heii
a, Masonic ilalt uu Saturday eyrulua.
campaign oiua vail be ursauizrd. and all s,'.
trr- ARE requested 90 at'rni
! club called 90. SFkyssJiit iiFyau aud
Stevenson Eigb has bcrn Organized. Nih
Frank q. Mefcrruu, President; Senator Bas.-
man and Charles Z. Favour. Vice President
p Shriyer iraadeuburE, Secretary; Henry
Gehi, Treasurer. Chairman Field si.i -,vurr
several prominent speakers for ih- yuh.
among them Senator Wellington Freedom
district will @. the dark aud bloody ground Yt
Carroll this year.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Herring we're awakened
on Friday evening Of last week by about 81
half hundred OF their friends who CAV, them
a genuine serenada They were more than
.dlled 10 overlooking with ice cream water
melon, cake, lemonade, cigars, &C. Nav
their Joys be many, their sorrows few.
Mr. Sbryer Brandenhurg has returned.
after enioyinga pleasant trip 10 Philadelphia
aud New York
Mr. Jesse Warner. of Eider-burg. has a
punkin vine that had on II large punkins,
weighing 30, %! %. -, ~ u. POI and =
pounds Who can beat it,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Union,nwu Items

Mr. Norman peluEzj aud .au brHrEn, 80
Baltimore who spent the Summer 80 Chs 10
rrka Hon~e. returned home ON FrIis,-
Mr. and Mrs Harry Weaver aud daughs-r
Luretia. spent Monday iH Ws>Imin-trr sH
guests Il Mr. John Mart.n and family.
The installation at ih~ Recently elected
officers 30 the Methodist Protestant u. b. -.
Ciet,. which took pince pu Sunday niEHt "a;
the w. F. Church after the regular service.
was impressive and was eruiuCfei Hs l3ss.
e. IS. k1ndIry Tine char., delivered Ass
ct . very iouchfu. a-A tcHivr character.
Nr William MsFuus, 81 tiii>bare. Pa.
vas ,bc sts-, 81 Carroll Weaver duriug ihr
week
Mr.. and Mn. Reuben F1scr' spi d-alhsag
Roth. 81 near GcllY-bur-, Pa-. wcrr ssf-is Hi
Mr.. and Mr., frank palus-y ,a,i >aiay,ias $50
Sunday
Ms Iily Relry. ct Baltimore. IS visiting
Ms, Sallc Eankarl
Rev. and Nrs- Genrss Frederick kuliey.
of Frederick county. Nd are visiting their
snu. Rev g. w. kuBt.ey, ai she v. /. psE
>GuaEt-
Ms Agnes Gilbert. Nj EIaiu g.. Gateri
aud ,au Fielder. aud Mr. HARRY Cover ueui
To Baltmarr g. attend She funeral ei Sheer
brother. Charles t.i5rri. uh. deed az H.s
home there on Monday uarntus ifpm pn.a.
muuia- M Gilbert vas Formerly 81 usr issI
add The san of the late NJ aai Nh jaasa-
Gilbert. he leaves uic, fprarr.f NJ.
Janc Fl,s. one daughter. Ms. Eina bllhrrf.
aud one s41n, Nj Horace Gilbert ut IaHs
more.
Ms. Ha~arl Brunlaagh and aan., nt
Brnaklyn. n Y. have been VISITING beg .aia
~. M Daniel piebI. near tasa.
Mss SalUe Hallrit, Wha has been sssstls.-,
Mr. and Mr. Marshall g >bas returned iH
her home ia BALTIMORE gn Weiursiay.
Nr aud Ms Elliott, 81 fhauh-r.bafe,
Pa. wcre guests 1t Mss Ella Beanie iarHs
the Nsek
Miss Mary FaWlrr. 81 Baltimore, Is VISITING
her Sj.trr. Ms T. l.r- Erh.
We've learned ID ihe marriage .. W. hss
Fau,z aud Miss Carrie ErasH II Ne-THi-ssfrr.
and extend congratulations Zee pIr yuans
friend. the DR.. and a,s nes,s 4e.iiv4 aa'-.
"a, the Dr. Wa one oi the bsysof u1, vicinity.
May prosperity and happ,Hce Dr. theirs al.
through the voyage of iitr.
Saturday and Sunday NJ M.ilau En.hsAaf
Ter spen, in Baltimore
Nrs Cloihwor,by R"jkey and daughter
Pearl, of Baltimore, arr guests oi NJ. sad
Nh. J Wesley Roikry.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
B. & 0. Condemnation of Land.

Mr. j. Rodger McSherry. rs attorney ior
the l. 4 .. Railroad. has Instituted condem
nation proceedings to secure possession OF ad-
dion.l pieces of land needed by HE company
for lis new line between Nj. Airy and Fred
erich junction. Tie pieces of land sought
be condemned nre:-Beniamin White, b
acres, and Mary Cauharne Thomas. 6 acres.
at Tuscarora; Jesse Burial, near Mt Airy.
Is acres; Nimrod O. Kolh, 3 acres at Hart
mans, near Frederick Junction. FOR The I'M
provementS thus far the company has secured
title by purchase and condemnation proceed
ings to over 100 pieces of land between Nj.
Airy and Washington Junction. At Hartmans
the company will construct a tunnel 300 feet
long. When completed the grade from Fred
erick junction to Nj, AIRY will he reduced
from 30 To 50 feet per mile, which will enable
the company to haul one-third as many more
cars and without the use of helper engines,
which they are now required Ia use. mum
Der OF buildings along this new line will have
to be tern down or removed. At Monruvia,
the old Quaker church will have to he moved
about loo feet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
A Surprise Party Near Union Mills.

a surprise party was given at the residence
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Austin d. Duttercr, Scptem
Der %. IA honor Of Mr. Dutlerers family
About $ o clock the guests began To arrive,
The house was thrown open 10 the guests ana
various plays were INDUCED 10. also music and
singing until late hour. Refreshments were
ahuudautiv served.
Those present wcre-Au>tu puttrrgr and wife
William MaScnhimrr aud wife, Hottie Myers ans
wife. Frederick NuEiiuS and wife, William Myer
aud wife. Edwaul ~tuiler ami wife Alouzo M'u'
AMI wife. Herbert Pituugcr aud wife. Mrs. Leaf
Slulier Mrs Coma Lester. " Uses Nhyrtt liugilu-
Florence GreeuholiZ Emily Harver. Cora L"gorc
Carrie FctTy. Cou Nsus. Annie Mascnhlmer Auuh
fctry. hattie >toucSlfrr Agnes NaScuhimcr, VI ~
uii GrcenhGltz lrena Ma>cuhlmer. Lucy Ngmp"r
Elsie Lester Eina nutferpT. Gertrude N1ScuUiuirr
Ada ~tulicr. Ella Masenhlmer >tlHc flItnser
Mary lvistrr. Mamie NHus, MARY Ny>trr. Maize
Lester Leah piGtiu-er. MpS>T-. Charles kemI-r
Upton Myers. Joseph FTu"k. William VI Ferry
John Eckaui. Denton Rpwyr,uN. Charles tuJlvrrr
Willie Brown, Maurice nuttcrsr- Clinton AluEilnG
Charles Myers Wilbur NtscuulmgT. " liner Hat
tcFer. John Lester. john kemlsr. steward buliJr
er ami haFles MssyuhImcr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29

Most farmers have finished sowing wheat
and cutting off corn
The Humbert correspondent said in last
weeks issue that j. q. Lawyer. of that neigh.
borhood, was the champion marksmau this
season, he succeeded in baggng 80 squirrels
Our mail carrier, Mr.. J. NJ. Hahn, shot -
up to last Saturday. We would now like ia
know who can beat that. Let Us hear from
the champions.
Mr. Edward +. Starner has recently left,
and his whereabouts are not exactly known.
Some persons Of this vicinity attended the
Hanover fair this week
wish to return thanks to the sub,cnrres-
pondeut who has cheerlully helped himself
tie past few weeks.
Mr. Henry Starner has purchased farm
near Greenridge, Pa, and will take posses
sion in the spring.
Mr. Conrad Warehime and family, Mrs.
Christian Smith and William Swenk aud wife
spent Sunday with VIM. X. Leppo.
Communion services will be held at the L.
b. Church on October u at 10 4. m.
The children day exercises held at the L.
b. Church on Sunday last was complete
success
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
War1eldhurg Items.

J Harris purchased some Of Levi Lees i'm
ported pumpkin seed aud j. now iHmenting that he
planted them. as two hills have covered his whole
lot one vine il - feet long and has seven pump
kins measuring from - 70 - inches He says he
does not know how many little ones the vine has
Killed by running SO fast.
Roscoe. the five -year-Oid sou of j. d. Foniz. VINO
pierced his eve with a panknife six weeks ago, was
taken to Baltimore Friday of last week for the
determination Of the eyehIll, ing to Inflammation
setting in.
Harry Carr returned home on Friday Of last week
from the hospital. V here he had been since May
for the umputstion Of his leg.
We are not chasing mnboTs this fall. Talbot IS
good enough for us. and we will do our best TO
elect him.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
ALinwnnd Man KILLED.

on Tuesday evening last fEo freight trains col
lided on the Philadelphia Harrisburg and Plitsburg
branch Of the Philadelphia and Reading railway at
Granthan, 10 miles from Harrisburg. killing three
tmnmeu ami injuring two others the killed are:
Conductor John Keller. of HagertoWn. brakeman
Charles Stolzer of Shippeusburg; Fireman Frcder-
lex Gilbert, aged - years Of Albeit Gilbert Of
Linwoud. Carroll county
The injured are. Engineer Benjamin Stehmau. Of
Harrisburg; Fireman Edward Jeremiah, Of Harris
burg.
the Reading train disregtrling orders 10 meet q
Western Maryland freight train at the Dllsburg and
Mechanicsburg junction instead Of BOwmanSliale
Both engines were demolished and several cars
were wrecked. The killed belonged to the Western
Maryland crew and the injured 10 the Reading
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Touchdown.

At the residence of the brides parents, in
this city. at noon on Tuesday last, Miss Carrie
Eta, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John /.
Brown, and Dr. Charles r. Foutz were mar
ried by Rev. Calvin S. Slagle, pastor of St.
Paul's Reformed Church. assisted by Rev. p.
III. Miller, D. d.. pastor of Grace Lutheran
Church. The room was beautifully decor
ated with plants aud flowers. The bride
wore gown of French crepe de chene, over
taffeta, with Partisan jacket of cream applique,
and carried white satin book containing the
marriage ceremony. Miss Carrie Rinehsrt
rendered Mendelsson's Wedding March. AT
ter the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served to the family and intimate friends.
DIR. and Mrs. Foutz left aflerward on a trip TO
New York &e
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
APPEAL Casc DISMISSED.

The Bennett case. whjcsi was 90 90 90 the
Court OF Appeals, has been settled. The deeds
of trust made iy Mrs. Irene G, Bennett and
Mrs. Daisy Bennett Cawan. Jr., and DAVID
Coaan, Jr.. NTH f. q. Neaut, lhu-. }. Coo.
nan and l.. c. Shtaiy, trustees, Mere set aside
BY the -nt Court, aud ChaS. T.. Flax, Juo.
MiIto,. {; Finder, and John ". Roberts were
appointes - >jccs o. settle the estates. Toe
original II $ Is appealed, and a compromise
has beer - ed upon. wherein the court siil
pass decr4, appointing D. y Hcuuing, r.
d. Wetnt and Thomas j. Co1uam CO trustee,
with those famed in the former decree. The
appeal will be dismissed aud the trustees wiii
proceed to sell all the property aud settle up
the estates
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29

A meeting Of the Carroll County Board ot
Directors OF the Hagersiown Fair was hcij
this week and it was decided 10 ass f,r cK-
hibits from this county. Those Who v5sb Ia
exhibit Hill call upon o. address Mr.. Edward
Lynch, Westminster All produce, fancy ~
lioles. canned OF preserved trlil must D., jriI
at the office Of The Supply Company, Green
aud Liberty streets. on Thursday The llth.
where Mr. Howard NJ Zjle viii be ia chArsr.
There will be no charge for transportation,
aud the articles will be returned 10 the same
office after the fair closes. Our citizens should
make special effort 20 assist the Board len
having crediiable exhibit from this cnunly,
as the fair is the largest held ia The STATE"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Weatner Record for The week.

September 2.-mercury 81 at a. m and 20 at p
NJ; cloudy. followed by fair weather. september
23-mercury IS Ht n. IN. and Is at > p m. cloudy
with light rain followed by clear weather Sep
TENDER 24-ulercuTy 81 ut : a. IN. and 73 at p. III.
fog followed by clear weather. September %
mercury 90 at II. IN. aud 76 ut p. IN; fair until
p m. cloudy afterwards. september 2G-mercury
50 at a m. and - at p IN; clear september q
mercury Is at a. m: and ~ at , p. m: gene nliy
fair light shower between aud D. m. partially
cloudy afterwards; thunder gust from $50 until a
late hour. September 2S-mercury O. at a. III. and
81 at , p. m; shOwery.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29

Mr.. John Ohler, whu was clerk TOT Mr.. ;.
b. Furry, at louisville, Frederick comfy,
for Two years, has accepted similar position
with Mr. ID. j. hessuu, merchant here.
Mr. Samuel Berkheimer former proprietor
OF the Union Hotel, has moved 20 Silver Ran,
where he will take charge of hotel Ia The
near future,
Politics is becoming very interesting ia our
town and surrounding community Organism
is having full sway, aud he will receive q
glorious triumph in November is the impress
Sion of The majority Of citizens.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Personal Notes.

Mr. George Mather. OF the hra Of T. ".
Mather Il Sous, this CITY. D. iR New York
this week purchasing goods ior their Fall and
Holiday trade Tie is accompanied by NJ.
James = Baer. IT.. OF raunrry.
Mr. b. o. L. Wells. of HyattsyilIc, Nd. Is
spending few days in Westminster this week.
Miss Myra Lowe, of San Francisco, Cali.
fornia, is visiting her cousla. Me-. Thomas
Reasman. at Louisville.
MIR aud Mrs. Charles f. Smith ana son.
have returned to Baltimore after spending the
summer in this city.
Miss Ida Diifenb;.ugb formerly ct tins city
but now residing IN Baltimore visited friends
here last and this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank W. Foake are guests
Of her mother, Mrs. John f. Smith.
Miss Caroline Il. Cockey, Of Baltimore,
who spent several months .; The Wvslmiu-
sier. returned home this week.
Mr.. II. c. Deru. a former resident OF this
CITY bat lot number OF wears one OF the eii-
tors aud proprieinrs ot the Altoona Pa,
Tribune, VISITED relatives and friends Ia this
CITY aud county this week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
OTICE TO MORTGAGE HOLD
~ ERS.

Notice is hereby given that the tax on in
comes from mortgages is now due. Said tax
is divided as follows: One-quarter to State
and three-quarters TO county. If said tax is
paid on or before October LIST, 1900, a de
duction of per cent will be allowed on the
States part; four per cent, if paid on or be
fore November, and three per cent, if paid
on or before December l, 1900.
On and after January l, 1901, interest will
be charged at the rate of six per cent. per
annum, payable to the County Treasurer.
JOHN Z. MASENHIMER,
sep22-2t County Treasurer
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DIED

~ es.,r.s afrs.a,rs at4f IssisAs tafaar'f' asi
Erss-H a~Iazs .ssaF
Nvsr sgtss,s.s.c. M yea -eFteH.h.r l,. ll,a.
gyslise Ji5a|au aged Frtfs, Hsarths AMI iaF s
oaIs ss1s ~ Icui- e. af-& lila q fuAuktn
FaFts 80 llzuas "a j. Ia- ssuus
IN mas utEle uAFyaa t--i
Dor Iaas tt.at e a5 gave ami sass
Nun ; ta ugui gr.i IS .lh tbg deal
Weep uuJ Cor ur uaa {aia
kar G. aal $50 bright AlI1 taif
ha 50 ruHr o. jutu tb- angels.
have ri.mhsi The guliru staff
Tears ffala uur eyes arr strvslaIuE
And stsTruW -hA.iys uur truaF.
era blaine o. uug ~ -~p.nE.
W. have ao psNi.I- ua1s
car dear f.tfl- pryIIa- hiss ..fi ls
Yes hr.s s-IE Eul. HTsi ul Uar~
uu hos HriI rai-- uur tlsrIlue
N flvu sa ,-y bJ- ta,sl4t vi.att-
=, Hr rtEESr-.
N,lr -i,sr chapel CARROT suuul, Mi -aYtaHI
t-sg % iyss ksg William. szt-1 2 months su+ q
Hisf- -.l4 af t,ea1. A. SIisi Susan r tsHHtHz i'
I.s, r. lsst-- th8lsup iH A-atyvu.
Al-i 80 ltil Hv. if tr Mil.
NHI tit8f iaby kunv !ts H.y,~i uup.
NllJ ilr rrs-1jitst tnvm -fll
can De- H.-.E duau from those usHdaN-
To tAt. dark anu distant SHORE
NiII ue know ahrul ana coming
MA De- meet gng az the deer
BY AIS rtEl->r-.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
neafh of Samuel Gist.

After n long illness, Mr.. Samuel VI. Gist died at
his residence. this city, on Friday, September
r. aged "A years. month and Il days He leaves a
widow and six children, VIZ Mrs. Joshua Warner,
Bait more; Mrs. Joseph e.. Bowers, Harrisburg. Pa;
Mrs Josephine +. Fow Ter, VIM. b., Benjamin f. and
Alice He was born in Manchester. Mr.. GtSt was
n member of the VI. =. Church. and Democrat of
the old school. Funeral was held at Deer Park
Chapel on Sunday afternoon and was largely at
tended. many relatives and friends from distance
being present.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29

On Wednesday last Mr.. George Sie~ar,
died at his home near Manchester, ia hlz aCth
year, being probably the eldest person ia the
county. Mr.. Stewart was native of Ireland,
aud located near Manchester 90 years ago.
where he conducted the Union Iaunery He
WAS twice married but both OF his wives are
dead He leaves the following sons aud
daughters; Mrs. Cassie Mctitlley, and George
Stewart, Of Baltimore; Ms. Annie Fnnegan,
Of Austin, Neyada: Mr.. Harry CuiIu,a, oi
Luke. Md: William Stewart. of Hampstead.
and Charles Stewart, near Manchester
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
Shilnh Items.

Master Oscar, oldest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Brumme, is in critical condition from
bilious fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace ID. Garrett spent
Sunday last in this vicinity among reiatis es
and friends.
Miss Annie Lynch was the guest of Miss
Effie Smith on Saturday evening
Corn cutting is very near at an end, and
farmers are beginning fall seeding.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-09-29
FriZellbure Items.

Mrs Sterling Bsh Snader aud Mrs. Myrtle
Mikesell, both OF Baltimore, visited relatives
aud friends here this week
Mrs Joseph Freeman, Mrs. Upton Marker,
Mrs John Zell aud Miss Mary Bell Rooms,
all of Tyrone spent Wednesday at SIas NJ
Bish's.
Jacob Hiyely is having an addition put to
his house. Samuel Grouse q Co. carpenters.
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BUSINESS Locals


uYSTEE~. OYSTERS.
The Westminster b, unw prepared r' SUPPLY
iamiHss slth the B,s-r OYsrsEs, riL-r Raw.
Sirwri. Fried or Era5t-.I Raw Box Open.
PARTIES served At short usltg, iIar, T..
Craat, Manager
Whtskey Barrels for sale. Suitable tar rldsr.
also >i"p 81 ~ cents rrr barrel, al Ears
bali.r7 bF,uilsu-.
Putnam FairTrz- psr. arc fast f.t sunlight.
washing aud uIan-uE ~a,5 av ~ha~ l'ras
60. Wr-tmiusfrr. Nj
Fur Erug-Tso lIna.rs .Iv r.atrs each. ou
East Main -. cFr,s,s, rny residence. 'ta-
t. ttak
UusrB Bujee VI 7. Ssuja, School eli. suu
aa rVcur.ian la Baltimore ua Saturday. prtr.
t,r &. 1ariias 81 illsh6ei 81 6.5' a. H-,
stopping 81 sil stations aF~t ai Glen Fails.
R.lurnin. aI.l leave iIi.lea Sfa'IHa IS E - g..
m For particulars $50 hs,N-
Special Exgarsign bg Western Maryland e.
T. fH the wonderful IHay Cave, l4Tly. ' e.,
>auIsy. sept sl,. l.ss route ysa tlaaer5aau
and \ " ~. 4 special tram ~s.l leave
H.Irn Station, BA'tfus..r.. ai .-uh a. ra.. .'rf.
pluE as aI stations go GlsH4aHs leave Nt.r
minister q. ~.-u. stopping d. N-a nts'E
81. Iaerad ~. lHsau EujEe g..
Rsp-y, i.s So Eae>s Ridge e.oa aa4 Ihar.
a.uus slt Retaining. seayr iaur isu %.
bee. Es-rs3 irY. -, ,as.al.as tHgrHH gel.
Admission In $50 Caves
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Ncw Advertisements.
MiIlrr'S ItcmS.

Formers are quite busy sowing their Eraiu.
Miss Abbic Narebeim spent a week recently 10
Baltimore.
Miss ls,unt HotfuHse is visiting friend, and rela-
tyes in baltimore.
Ms David l.. Brlwu, Of near here has been very
ill hut al this writing IS cunVAleSring under The
treatment Of Ur J II. Preston. Of Manchester.
John Maurice AMI Robert Miller spent few day
recently with their brother, Mr. VIM. Miller NJ
stevenson.
WeildiggcrS are kept busy the last few weeks
digging wells for the people of this community.
Mr.. Richard Deagen is attending the high school
at Manchester
Mrs Fred. FinkeIty and daughter Edith, who
have hcuu visiting her parents returned 10 their
home az Jersey city, last saturday
Mrs Catherine Fowblc Is visiting relatives IA bal
umorc and Westminster.
quite number Of people from Mltier'S attended
the funeral Of Miss Villa Biocher Of Aicsta, on sat
urlnX Inst
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head one Cent word
Two good capable white women TO cook,
wash, iron and do the work of IA family OF
seven in Baltimore city To the proper per
sous Il good home and good wages will be
paid. Address with references and state
ment Of experience, Baltimore, care Ad-
vocate Office, Westminster.