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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
For The psmocn.le advocate.

For TIE DEMOCRATIC Advocate.
MrssEs. EafroEs Referring 70 your article in
last wccE's Issue On appropriations los the different
Institution, in this state amounting TO a CONSIDER
abb aggregate, would ike to aid my opinion.
although think it viii h. objectionable 70 some.
wouId say appropriate sufficiently and IL The
fear can b. reasonably entertained that some out
u mrsscssy, have Bot askeS enough or even at all
CAL Oh them 90 coJae forws r,i We have abundant
usssGs At haai. You shall all be generously sup
uiiri Way saaad We nos D. nberaif Il e,sss Us
in a gsanncr nothing The money viii h. raised by
tzxatsos even II tho rate viii! have - L. increased
aaa hom ioss IL hit, Nhy ihc party holding
gisle real csAst. O. aiav visible 10 The
AnI c5gisefas. and esnnoI sscspe. ahllc The party
hs.dlps securities. such stecks aud Raisis.
e yaa loe L. th.az our iau makers have slyesdy
psovais,i shat u his sscarissr, pay pr rsut he
stall only b. assesr,i al thr rate Of - ir cent aud
shoali be Be- able u srrurt that Ssuc Investments
IA i've nos IssA any interest," The gear previous b.
staii NOT = assessed al all Bai think for a mo
ussnt. supyo-e Sse Azssi Asr BY suuae nBayotiA-
biz sfastaaa las.-, his income Tot year be siil
has 10 pay fail rate full valuation although
Is uaiEhi b. aud usany = really So that bis
property Is heavily uorIzased. Jei hr pays ga rail-
yaillaiiou. IhouEh be osuei 10 in Tex. Farmers
rrurmtsf thag long private securities are
taos favere<f holders thereof Wili not iaEesg Ia
ianl An3 naturally ihslT values u "a not advance
vlra The HsAttsF earcfaily Why saogli the lax
layv7s D. asked So SUPPORT properties worth uail-
lions and rsyiuz absolutely no taxes On their val
ssAbss hohiInsv thiuE shoah asa oar TrVre-
ssnlSiivss 20 call halt ga iRdisrrimiuate apPro-
pstsiions
Thsrc "a opo ua0se poiui u Ereat importance TO
The tsK payer. and that Is this-se have IN our
eoaHsy voting population Of over $40 A. least
set rccciFr and eutitled 10 al the rights and
psusrettou 81 The state. AMI who Sc siansis.
eau snd DO vote yonr H0nry Asay without doing
say part towards raszius 81. Don't yoa think that
a capihssiaa or polltaI. S,y 81 pc year. would be
grry proper Ana Just 10 all eoncerncit More eoud
- sasi On pab3ie aaAirz By
ATax-FaYEE FE0= rHE BscS woor-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17

A company is organizing to take and man
age a business in Westminster already estab
lished.
Mr. John II. Diuendal was confirmed as a
Justice of the Peace for Union Bridge on
Thursday.
Mr. John 7. Derr has purchased the gro
Gerry business and the store and dwelling of
Mr.. Jos. Shreeve, this city.
At 10 a. m. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
err Bureau sent out the following bulletin =
Fair; continued cold tonight and Saturday;
fresh west winds.
Mrs. Ivan L. Hof, of this city, was burned
in the face yesterday morning by coal gas.
The injury was at first thought to be serious,
but DR.. d. F. Shipley, who was quickly sum
moned, said the injury was slight.
The horse who injured leg while being
driven to Hanover by Jacob l.. Wire and Doc
Stem, was not killed, as stated in the ADvo-
CATE last week, but was left in the care of Il
veterinary surgeon, and is reported TO be do
ing well.
The San Francisco Bulletin of February
20, gives an account of the upSetting OF boat
in the harbor there, with four members of G
Troop, Sixth Cavalry, of whom William II !,
Baer, of Westminster, was one. They climbed
up on the keel and were rescued some time
later.
The Circuit Court reconvened on Monday
last, but no business being ready the jury was
discharged and Court adjourned. Frank
Clingan, of Taneytown, pleaded guilty to the
larceny of the use of horse aud buggy, and
was sentenced to the peniientiary for SIX
months.
Mrs Baust, widow of the late John Baust,
died at the residence of her son, Mr.. Joseph
L. Baust, in Frizellburg, on the night of the
9th instant, aged 50 years, ii months and
days. Her funeral took place on Monday at
ternoon Her father, Mr.. Levi Fleagle, is 80
years old and enjoys excellent health.
Miss Maggie May Hunter, daughter of Mr..
Robert Hunter, of this city, died on Tuesday
last, of consumption, aged % years, months
and days. This is the second child Mr.
Hunter has lost from this disease, son, sged
about 20 years, having died from it quite re-
Gently.
Mr. VIM. B. Thomas, Of this city has just
received notice of the death of A. j. L.amme,
ST., at his home at Dalhoff, near Nemegan,
Holland, at an advanced age. He was an
artist of some renown, and was the grand
father of A. J. Lamme, Jr., of New York,
snn-in-law of Mr. Thomas.
Comptroller Herring On Thursday made the
quarterly distribution Of the public school tax.
Carroll county viii receive 50, 1864 tor
white, and 1894. - for colored schools; Balti-
more county Sc, S47. % for white aud 81, 59s. 09
for colored; Frederick S4,3l3.Ss for white and
81. 142 "a for colored; Howard 81 ,699. &c for
white and S769. so for colored.
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nrnnans, CnnrL.

Monday. March l2ih.-G Moritz Zepp, ex
ecutor Of Clara A. Haines, settled 6rst account
Violet +. Myers. execuirix Of George +. ID.
Myers, settled first aud FINAL account.
Esther J. nepp, exeeutriX of John > kcpp,
received order TO transfer mortgage.
Edward II. Kridler. administrator of Nara
Shatfer, returned inventory Of personal prop
erty and received order TO sell personal prop.
erty.
Last will and testament Of Andrew +. Roll.
deceased, admitted to probate and letters
testamentary thereon granted to William Roll
Charles I. Reifsnider. administrator dc
bouis non Of Julia A. Smith, settled frat and
6nal account.
Tuesday, March l2ih.--Safe Deposit and
Trust Company Of Baltimore, guardian Of
Wade H. Cover and Jennie n. Cover, settled
fourth account
Final ratification Of the sale Of the leaSehold
estate of David Shultz, deceased.
Final ratification Of the sale % the real es-
tate Of Johu Payne, deceased.
Last viii aud testament Of Jacob Sharetss,
admitted TO probate
Mary +. Knox, e1eeutrix Of Lewis H.
Knox, returned inventory Of personal property
aud received order To notify creditors.
William Reindollar. executor OF Laara v
Reindollar, returned inventories Of personal
property aud leasehold property aud received
orders 10 execute deed for property and 10
sell personal property.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
An Eninvahle nance

An enjoyable dance was given al the residence Of
Mr. John Hoffman the evening OF March It'll. in
honor of his brother Williams 2lst birthday. Re-
freshments were served in abundance.
Those present were John Hoffman and wife, Har-
Yey Blizzard and wife. Charles Mengel aud wife.
Misses Anna and Carrie Hoffman, Minnie Beaver.
Cora Haiues Mollie Loekard, sadie Boilinger Pearl
Hod. Caddie Baker. Maze Arnold. Minnie Baker.
Lizzie Turnpaw, Minnie Freeman, Gertrude Hook,
Alice Logue. Ida Corbin. Myrtle owings, Elizabeth
owings Viola Ogg, Gertrude Williams; Messrs.
VIM. Holman, Elmer Logue Henry Little. George
Hon, Albert Arnold Charles Fowler, John Miner,
Lewis Beard, VIM. Logue, Thomas SIreaker c.
Reese, Hayden BolIinger, Harry Friek. Vim. Hill,
Harry Hill, Richard Wilson, VIM. Corbin, Carroll
Logue, Philip Bitzel, Marion Bitzel George Wolfe,
Joshua owingS Thos Gist, Chas. ogg, J. Franklin.
H. Pickett, F. Penn Francis Freeman, George Cop
persmith, Walter II. COppersnith Grant Hook,
Walter Coppersmith; Masters Charles and Arthur
blizzard
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Appointment of Road Commissioners.

The County Commissioners ON Monday last
appointed District Road Commissioners for
one year as follows:
Taneytown district-Tobias Ii. Eckenrode,
Hezekiah Hahn. Samuel J. Fhckinger.
Uniontown district-Rvan Haines Henry
Sell. Plus Babylon.
Myers distgict-Nelson koontz Of J., Viii
liam G. Warehime, Levi J. Motter.
Woolery's distriei-Franeis +. Schneider
Lewis H. Kelbaugh, George A. Barnes.
Freedom district-Frank g. Mercerou, W.
A. Dorsey, Jr., james W. Buckingham.
Manchester distries-Chrisiian +. Hunt,
Cornelius Crumrine, Jacob W. Warehime.
Westminster distriet-Levi Black, John W.
Holmes. William A. R0op.
Hampstead district - Noah j. Lester,
Samuel ~ Stocksdale, Amos AmaeosL
Franklin disirict-rhomas J Gum, Francis
NJ Roberts, john W. Cook.
Middleburg district-Reuben A. Sionesiier
John F. White, Thomas g. Otto.
New Windsor distriet-Samuel Haines
Jesse l.. Franklin, Gustayus Barnes.
Uniun Bridge district-Jesse Crumbaeker,
Henry Blaxsten, Granville s. Harner.
Mt. Airy distriet-Lloyd 5. Buckingham.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17

We mentioned a fee weeks ago that ihc
students Of Winfield Acadeusy werc preparing
an entertainment O. De gwen on the 10th OF
this mos.th. There had been such demand
fns reserved seats that all Wctc taken ~ =
week t,elorr the entertainment The students
hAve decided "a repeat the recital ~ith nr~
Features. tnnighi Saturday. There aiii IL
a sfnall admisslps 81 ten cents charged. which
wiN ~ tor ih, hrneht 81 husing a ibraTy and
caEta,Hs Tor The Aesjesuy. 4 tuli rrpsu sill
b. sent u ihe AdroC,vE for pubheaiias uexi
seek
Rev Mr. paiIrcar. 81 the West Falls ear
cut. 1resHtRssl Sunday school At Wet FAiis
Church oa SUNDAY lAst The othcrrs elceiri
sefe Charles ilainsas, superintendent; Jesse
q. l.nsmNR, assistant superintendent; BeHJA.
usu Kisisr, a.crstaSy, Eis,e l.oanao. ASSIST
ant secretary. Truman LoSman. librarian,
sad Auuic Roberts, assistant 1hSAr5an. Thr
officers oi the Missionary Sacicgy ~cse also
elected Jessie G. L0wman. president; Ne,
hr Roberts, secretary; ThamAs Lsosman.
treasurer
Leonard J ElgiH. q this place, has g,a~
on a ,our 81 eastern cities. Ntaeara Fails and
ether Important points
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Louisville Items.

An enjoyable party vas gwen at the
home II Mr. and Mrs. ksusey Williams ON
the evening Of March g. Conversation aud
l ain,7s we're enjoyed. Shen refreshments w.rr
served in abundance. Those present we're
Mr.. ard Mr. X Williams, Misses Rosa Gory
Lula Trot,, Eagha TToit, Grace Trot,, Lizzie
Conasay Blanche Trott, Minnie Williams,
Graeie Williams; MeSsrs. John Conway,
George Conway, Sylvester ShiPley, Warner
rrutl, Earnest Glover. Harry Glover. Wal
ter Bell and ;. Puer jackson.
Mr. Morgan Jordan has been nu the sick
list tof the past lev days. but Is recovering
again.
The work Of the Rural Free Mail system
seems "a meet the appreciation of the people
ia this ueighhorhood very well, although We
have not the pleasure of saying that there are
no kickers. for there are no enterprises bat
what has It's share Of kickers.
Mr.. Willie A. G. Williams, OF Baltimore,
spent Saturday afternoon OF last weck with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. kiusey Williams
Mr. X Williams and Mr.. ). z. Jackson.
spent Saturday and Sunday ia Hampstead.
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Engiar Estate Division.

Judge Wsckr. signed dvcrre ia she CIR.
cmt CoaH ~ Baltimore, on Monday. order.
,es Ihe DIVISION u the estate ct the late
Samal Engirr. ty Mr. Fielder e. SIiusluH.
executor. ~ solioas
To Kama Loaise Gibbons, M4rxarr, r.,
,hcr Whilehi,l Asl Samasi Lsy EsElsr. each
s7T602
70 Evan Hsiaes aai iasinaa R1op. each
SiS8.i4
To Esther Am Raup. Sts74lS.
To Mary Elizabeth EsKleg SlsU2 Is
10 Ezra Roop StonrF. Ann Rebeccs Staner
and sara Eiizabrsh Sioucr, each S75s. 60
t. MARI ~ Weaver. 500 =,
70 IDA r. Saadrr. Fannie T.. FAhruey.
SAmssi Elsa oEth Englrr and papiel Edwin
Ensler. each sdsl6. g6.
Mr.. Sisnxlah Is further ordered e. pas The
costs ~ the SUIT broaght ey Emma l.eai-s
Gibbons and others against the estate. To pay
the costs of the cAveag, ard the $3.50 charged
by Mr.. William T. Donaldson. the attorney.
The decree compromise agreed spon
By the eunirSnng parties Ms. Eugler WAs =
resident d Carroll coauIy aud died IN PARIS
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
HarneY Items

An entertainment Was held ia -. Paul ;
Lutheran Church hy the \. Z. :. {. +. So
ciety last Sunday evening. The program was
weli rendered The book used ~as entitled
Things That Endure.
Dr. F. b. Louderbangh. 81 Piney Grove.
Allegheny county, visited Harvey last week
fog the purpose Of hooking uP = suitable resi-.
dencr Tor the practice 81 his prpl,ssion. A.
he has several places IN view he has nut set
definitely decided where h- s'il locate, bat
the probability IS that be will decide ia favor
OF Harvey.
last Sunday NO services werr held in the
United Brethren Church here o~ing 20 the
absence Of the pastor, Rev. J. o. Clppiager,
who. accompanied by his Site, attended the
annual conference which met 10 the charch Al
Boiling Springs, Pa
Mr. William Lynn. an aged citizen Of this
place, died go the Sth instant, aged 20 years,
IL months and i3 days. Tie had been para.
lived for a lime. Funeral services were con
Quoted by Rev. James Cattanach. 81 the Piuey
Creek Presbyterian Church. liz leaves three
children "a mnurn their loss.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1900.
Sale Register.


Notices of Sales, for which bills are printed at
this Office win be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents. When bills are printed
elsewhere slOO will be charged. Terms cash.
March 49, at II a. ms horses, mule, 9 cows, .
heifers, bull, shotes, and full line of everything
necessary farm Charles +. Bell, on the Josiah
Crowl farm, now owned by Silas Bish, near West
minister
March 20 at l D. IN, sharp-3 cows all fresh in
February: heifer. 4 shoats, wagon, hay carriage,
sled, and variety of articles. Charles W. Brown,
one mile from Carrollton tReese Z. o. on the road
leading to the Deer PARK road from the Baltlmore
& Resterstown turnpike. P. A. Gorsueh, auct
March u. at 10 Il. m.-The administrators of Will
liam Sauble viii sell on the late premises OF the
sid William Sauble midway between Union
Bridge and Taneytown about g 600 worth of per-
sona property-Stock. farming implements ana
some household goods, and including herd of fine
Jersey cattle. See adv. in another column.
March - at 10 a. M horses, II cows. hogs,
sows, wagons, farming utensils, &c James H.
Myers one mile from Frzellburg on road 10 Pleas
ant Valley J. Thos. Roop, Auctioneer; VIM. U.
Marker, CLERK.
March - at u m.-Elias h. Arnold, of small
wood having rented his farms, will sell horses,
cattle, thoroughbred Alderny anu Jersey mile i1
cows, all fresh by day OF sale shotes sheep al
with lamb and large variety OF farming imple-
ments Joseph W Berret, auctoneer; T. n Davis
clerk.
Harrisvile road 81 miles north Of Mt. Airy, will
sell horses Il cows some fresh by day of sale;
helterS. DullS. bitlefS, NasOis ousSa,
yators. milk wagon, traction engine, hrmilg I'M
plements generally and some household goods
March "A. at 10 a. Nall the personal property
Of the late John T. Diifenbaugh, at his late resi-
dence near Westminster. J. Edward and Ida Nj.
Diflenhaugh. administrators.
March &c, at l O'Clock, p m, promptly, on the
farm commonly called the Houck farm, near Rich
ards Mill and abou miles from Carrollton
Station W. Nd. K. r., fine mules. good
horses workers and drivers; cows, some fresh and
others coming in profit; heller. sheep, sows and
pigs. young boar wagons, binder, mower, shoVels,
pioWs harness aud other articles. VIM. Walsh.
VIM Blizzard and Nicholas j. Walsh, auctioneers.
March 27.-On the farm Of Edward Bsnkerd, near
McKinstry, horses. cows and all farming nipple
mentS. VIM. a. Fritz
March y. at u m horses. one a bay mare. =
Young mules, > sows with pig. shotes sheep,
binder mower, horse rake grain drill, roller. tall
ing top buggy. harness, lines, chains and farming
utensils generally VIM NJ. Shilling, on farm OF
Mrs Matilda shilling, near Bind Hill Elias n
Davis, auctiuneer.
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Bachman Valley Items.

Earnest o. Hesson, who recently left for
Steeton. Pa, is visiting in this vicinity this
week. He is engaged in the steel works there.
George Lippy is very i'll at present from
paralysis.
Horses and cattle are bringing good prices
at the public sales. Horses range from S75 to
$40, cows $35 to $53.
The spring weather last week, suddenly
changed on Sunday. Snow fell and the
weather became very cold.
Mr.. Oliver Hoover is convalescing under
the treatment of DIR. John Folk who uses
electricity.
The Junior Debating Society of Bachman's
Valley which was recently organized, is pros
pering. Weekly meetings are held and the
subjects are fairly discussed by its members.
Noah Sullivan had sale on Monday aud on
Thursday he moved to Milton, Pa. Mr. ia
cob Zepp will occupy the farm vacated by
Mr. Sullivan.
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so COME QUICK.


it would you Ia this 10 at ca yd
n rd wide Bleached 5e AVID
pieces IA Beached Sheetng worth at yd
1000 yards Cotton Plaid Dress Goods, worth Sc at AVID
1000 yards Good Light Flannel woth6c al 33e yd
% pieces Robe Prints wothS t sc a yd
1000 yards and Zoe Embroileies in remnants Sea yd
1000 yards l21c o dens, in remnants 10c yd
No 40 all Silk Tafeta Ribbon, shades PIC
10 pieces and Toe Light DressG ngha eayd
% pieces Toe Pecals, yard wide yd
Sc all Linen Browne Crash cavd
of Mises1 Hose = Sc
% dozen Mems l5etO Zoe Half Hose,
lot of Torhon Val and Oriental Trimming
o l2c yard c
We have other special bargains throughout IS
possible to advertise each item visit here will amply
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
Shooting Events.

The Westminster Gun Club held a shoot at
their grounds on last Friday afternoon, clay
targets being used. The shoot was at so birds
each. The prize was pair of handsome
diamond earrings kindly donated by Captain
Charles +. Herring of the club. The success
full contestant was. Mr.. L. w. Oursler, who
succeeded in breaking AZ birds out of pos
sibIe so. The next highest score was made
by Captain Herring.
On Wednesday last the regular weekly shoot
Of the club was held. Each participant shoot
ing at rs birds. 0ursler was high man With
65 out of 70. j. l.. Reifsnider, Jr., was sec
ond. with 63
Messrs. ]. l.. Reifsnider and 0ugsler would
like to arrange match with DR.. Baughman
and Captain Herring in the near future, each
man to shoot at 100 birds, losers to pay for
birds and shells.
The club would like to arrange shoot with
the Mt Airy Club at some convenient date.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
BARN BURNED.
Fire Caused by the Explosion of a Lantern.


The barn on the farm of Mr. Michael
Walsh, near Carrolton, in Hampstead dis
trict tenanted by his son William Walsh, was
destroyed by fire on Friday night of last week
between and O'Clock. Mr.. VIM. Walsh
and two of his brothers were at the barn, and
one ofthe young men carried a lantern, which
exploded and caused the fire. The stock was
removed and some other property, but the
fire spread so rapidly that burned with the
barn were a road cart, wagon, hay carriage,
drill corn planter, two seed plows, and sew
eral other Plows, lot of feed, some rye, tons
of straw, Is tons of hay, ) tons of fodder, =
tons of phosphate, lot of harness and some
other property.
The barn was 40 by 90 feet, and had been
built only two years, to replace one that was
burned 1t was insured in the Dug Hill
Company for 5000. There was an insurance
of about $500 on the personal property in the
same COMPANY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-03-17
MelrOSe Items,

During the month Of February, II hens
belonging to Mrs. J. Albert Zepp. laid 1St
dozen OF eggs. There were but 2S days in
in February. Making the chickens scratch
is the best egg producer.
Some Of our people sold their apples at 20
cents per bushel. Evidently there is more
profit in apples than wheat.
We had ioretaste Of spring last week, but
are experiencing such weather now that causes
eggs to freeze in the nests.
Mr.. Joseph James and family are about to
move TO Milton, Pa.
Many persons predict the commiug summer
to be severe on the laboring class of people
wages low aud commodities high.
We heartily congratulate Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Garrett, who were recently launche d
upon the sea of matrimonial bliss, and wish
them happiness and prosperity.
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NcKInSirY liens.

Grain Is booking very badly in tbis neigh.
borhUod.
Mr. Marshall Stern returned home from
Baltimore Monday, sick
Mr. Harry HoIlenbaugh and wife spen,
Sunday with his parents, near Marston.
Miss Maggie Englar aud Mrs. John Wing
ling visited Mrs. George Simpson, Saturday
Mr. Lewis Hahn, of York Road, was the
CUES, of Mr., F1eagle. Sunday.
Mr. Fleagle attended the funeral Of his SON
Flaw, Mr.. Joseph Ecker, at Taneytown,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. f. b. McKiustry has been on She sick
list the past week, but is better at this writing.
Mr.. Wesley Sauble aud wife, of New Wind.
sor. visited Mr.. William Moons. Sunday.
Mrs. Ezra Stoner, of near townsville, and
Mrs Catharine Fuss, of White Rose Mill. were
guests of Mrs Mary A. Englar, Tuesday
Mr.. Dewitt c. Haines' sale on the 18th
instant, was largely attended; fair prices were
realized
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Fountain Valley Items.

Mrs E. f. Taylor, mother of Mrs. J. Har-
ris Heagy, of this place, who has been very
i'll for some time is able to be about again.
Mr.. Joseph Handy, of Frederick, Nd, is
visiting his brother, Mr.. Levi HsndIey.
Mrs Lawrence r. Babylon is visiting her
parents in Hagerstown, Md.
Mrs. Harry g. Babylon and daughter Dor
cas-, of near Spring Mills, visited friends this
week.
Mr. Daniel Petry has sold his farm of 80
acres of land on the Pleasant Valley road to
Mr. Calvin StarAer, for $500.
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weather Record for The Week.

March l0-mercury 80 at l. a. IN. and 80 at
D. NJ; cloudy, followed by partially clear
weather. March ll-mercury 30 at a. m.
and SO at p. IN. generally cloudy, with snow
after = p. IN. until 10 p. m. March l2-mer-
curry at a. m. and "A at > p. m. clear.
March l3-mercury q at ! Il. IN. aud 81 at 2
p. M, generally cloudy; clear at night. March
l4-mercury 80 at a. m. and 3S at 2. p. IN.
changeable and blustery. March l5-mereu.
ry % at a. m. and % at , p. m; snow from
5 a. M until after a. IN. on the 10th. March
l6-mercury l6 at Il. m. and 80 al Up. m.
clear
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AleSia Items.

Mr.. Sias Dull and Miss Jennie Winehall
Of this place, who were married a short time
ago, we're surprised by music made by about
70 serenaders on Tuesday evening. After con
graduating the bride and groom, they were
treated and departed for home in quiet way.
The Alesia Band have elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: President,
George Hofacker; secretary. William Miller;
treasurer, Z. Mccullough.
Miss Florence Blocker was guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Sias Dull last Tuesday.
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CarrOlltOn Items.

Edward Houck has removed from the farm
of David Lester near Shiloh, to his farm near
here.
Jacob Arbaugh and Noah Reese are suffer
ing with severe attacks of rheumatism.
John Rooms, of the Railroad Postal Ser
vice, visited his parents this week.
McGinniss & 0'Connor have the siding TO
their distiIlery finished and will begin work
on the building as soon as the weather permits.