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selroSc Items.

Jharj.-- q K-rp. ~ia irr - yrAr. has l-rrn
guas tr tp lalk ar saik. uas suvprrs"i and
mst'. hagI.y ssse ~yraI'sr isss zvrs- lie had
f1a celebrated BE gsu3- b5rthfSy. shea be
anI hts alasisr -hu hss Eastsi ua him ihrsr
macy rssr.. a. sell a, Ihs ry.t "a the iasatlt,
~rFr sa1.fsssd ia see . yrrw3 IF uslshisrr@
ra,h ,u Do ush ,hrsu hapPf 5sgthiays. The
l.sul arf pgl.przisi E-F hsth birthday. ostelsvr
sla. Auans the prvssuls received -~rs
sai7f Etas f.f money. shiaEs o. tcrupt The pal
Ai~. ric. Ws thaEl~s q; be rs'i.rr arEan -.
-~Shey Ssh = 3sserea, tus-s. ~hich hr ~
erit.j ou hss tlsf lsrfhday sod music. hnsh
vafa' and sastsasarfiial ~as he uasJn ry~ns
81 sire rysasaz H. sp~5t 4 rrvy happy cyra
iaE. 4Ht saH h4Fpy wiih ths pfuszrse ihAi
tagy aasis 60 sssas e-1- aesia and sinE FOG
h5a- Gals ibase vhn knD~ hsn have a. i4v4
h.su iaa-}s li g. ia sil .ily aitev das on = shr~i
cbzi, nas b-iae sl,!e 90 ssik or iais- AmoaE
shf.e ptys-ns serp NJ an4 Mrs. tsy5rsc "
L~pu. Mr. and Ms Hm, CsamFSnr Mr. aai
Nc Gs,fgs Crsmssa~. Mr. and Mrs.. Charles
70 Tracey. MISC SarAh Sasraer. sarah Me-,
ki,s. Hattie Hook. Rachel g., Sat,r l. q.
E4uR. Ejih Craar,av Mar CrlssssFiur. kstr
Ezss1hlgh Ms7sFs. Wm. SIvgasg. hts Nges-
n~r. = Saaaurl Wrrts Oscss H4chaAn. aaa
fbr,.. T. f5sta
Ei,,s ; Lrtf. psai SATURDAY aaj SsaAas
Be- aui gvzg Hzansrr Pa
NJ ROBBERS y Ft-Hsi-. ear ratrsEsssia <
creamery PsaIssiriar b. al-sag - hesrsi As
lshsy f5rh tsssa.ag district. VI GsurEs Lspp.
81. hss r.sugraelss! ESQ esvet crram~ry iSysO
ss.rl IN trsaierry VALLEY. ht@esn MAuehes
~ sssI Ns.sss9u-,ry. Ffusa prvseai ss.iscA
tlatss. 81 ~stg H. satg-iy EsAisoaIa~t The
cream s1Il BE-. lrssught b. tbs creamery and
charmed hcrv. Hasktug Jhts hiss II iadastry
a. th- erssiusis Of the Flslsaat iiiii CREAMERY
arr hf5aEbI here Whenever Mr. Fi~azie
ssart- a u~a enterprise g. j-n~ht she isFueF.
liir main Erusiuecr ~ Ihr autld b. -urereis,
asd ~ are sarr lh. p--spit 4 Crsat--rry IA
lc, ali appreciate as efforts aad iarEely -
tF8niEr the sHsarJsrl~..
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark oppo-
site the cut of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.


From Mr. Frank L. u~5is,E. a~aF FIN
borg this county. 80 have r-e=iy-,i hthue
graph Garrison ISSUED 90 iss,4 b. BFnzniey &
Co. Of New YORK ciiy, entitled. ''Ibr tifar-
81 the Uuiou, ~ MAJOR Jack boSuing
Dream" The characters Officiating arr Sc
Rotary SiauiDn pa hsar,s. labeled War hv
mocracy, pulled b. Mtsss,- Corhraur, Bea.
r. Balier. C;sn Nesghsr aHd Don p,ckia
son; fieury war.l B@scher s. aching al. tie
clergyman for the burial ID tsr Constellation,
FFse Speech and Free Press, the iiahs4s Cor
pus and the uniun. Hvrxer Greeley aud
Chhrles Sumner are shown lowering ID" coffin
labeled Constitution 10 she sras~, While
lincoln. Chase, Wrlles aud Seward ar hook
lag oH.
Cochrzur says Il pull fof the side that PAYS
the best" Bca Builrr SAYS "A Million ui
Dollars from New Orleans Nea.her as.
when you meet Capperhcaj. ,quelea
hini;' Don Dickinson S,g, II don ihluk /
look like a RjLbonri Ok B-vehrr say,
reading from Bible, Nth Negro haby uu-
der bss arm, Not Thy atii. Oh Lur,l. bur
niue be DONE Sisutnn, from the driver s
seat ON the heAr,e. SAWS, nv Iacktsscs had
Il heavy load, bat they pulled i through nice
y.'' Greeley. a pail bearer oi she CUusiita-
lion saws Il guess Wr'i huTy !, so drep that n
will never get up again. Ia which sumner
replies BE slit. sou old fool, IL, as hr>i be
sur It Is all UNDER Lincoln SAYS Chase,
will It stay down. 'Chasc, replies, My
God, Il must stay down, or We shall an 20
ups" Welles SAYS 20 dear. wish il wcre al
over" Seward replies at il wefc done, when
It's done
Mr.. Herring prizes IL very highly, US be- r,.-
eeived IL by the under ground railroad
while he was ia the drug business 10 this city,
and while looking over some papers. recently,
he found il.
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A Fatal Accident.

About five O'Clock on Friday afternoon of
last week as Mrs. Hannah Hoppe was driving
along Pennsylvania Avenue, this city, in a
pom, cart with a small boy, the pony turned
suddenly, upSetting the vehicle and throwing
Mrs. Hoppe oul. In falling her head struck
the curbing of the sidewalk. She died Two
hours later without regaining consciousness.
Mrs. Hoppe was about Ga years old and was
a daughter of the late Andrew Reese. She
leaves two sons and a darghter-George Ed
ward Hoppe, OF New York; Louis David
Hoppe aud Miss Modie II. Hoppe, of Atlanta,
Gn She was a sister of Andrew j. Reese,
Mrs, Mary Reese Riuehart, of thus city; Mrs.
Jane Nusbaum, of RuSsellville, Tenn; Mrs.
Josiah Unger, of Baltimore, and Lewis I
Reese, of near Union Bridge. She was the
widow of Jacob ID. Hoppe, once sheriff of
Carroll county. She was an active member
of the Lutheran Church.
Her funeral took place at Grace Lutheran
Church on Monday aud WAS largely attended.
The members uf the Woman Home and
Foreign Missionary Society ofthe church, With
which she was connected, were present IN a
body. The daughter and two sons Of the de-
ceased--Miss Mollie Hoppe, Mr.. Louis Hoppe,
Of Atlanta, Ga. and George f. Hoppe, OF
New York, arrived in time Ia attend the fun
eral. The services were conducted by Rev.
DR. Z. H. Miller, the pastor. The intermeut
was IN Westminster Cemetery. Six of her
nephews acted as pail -bearers-Iames l..
Unger, Va Il. Unger, Thomas +. Reese,
Jesse c. i ere, Ephnim J. Reese and Harris
C. Reese
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ZachartaS BurCoon.

A very rreifg wedding ocearrrj 10 th, h.,,,,,.
of Mr. and Ms. John Rarg,su. Uajup Mills.
on, "Wednesday. oetal,rs zl,t. Iig c,.H:racliu-
p,rti.s being their eldest daeshter. Nj, e..
leila Agnes. and M. Wiitam J. Ls,h srl.ss,
son of the late Jacob Zachaytas aui M. Tar
hara ZschariAs. ut Union Mills The gr,a,u.
sbp l. cell kaown in shis siit =. aE tg,-rHt
o,,, Of ~. employee 81 abe Ws4ssiusr.,sF Hard
wan Comp4ny. n, Iariog sas ven ia-is-
6,ll, Decorated for lb,. uetas5oa p1ih posted
r,Ia,,,. md lou-r. .nd a birh suna ihe ss,I-
~, r.,rt, entered Il. the strains ct Mels,f,i--
.,f,I'. vtI.lfu. march. 4k53lfagiv rendered rs
Nj. Edna Fr,,sA N trmtoa Mis- The rsf
rp,ony - REFORMED lg The bride. ila.,..f.
Re- I,s Grav. gi isttlrtaau. Pa Ths- asA
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Frizenburg Items.

The property Of the late Jesse Babylon de-
ceased. was sold on Wednesday last aud WAS
purchased by William Mailman for the sum
Of 81 .OO5.
Harvey Freeman lost three nice hogs last
week, weighing about $50 pounds, from some
unknown cause. They died during the night
James Myers has his new barn nearly com
pleted Samuel Grouse Co. builders
Edward Hesson, living nj Harvey Free
man :, was recently kicked by mule, causing
a painful wound. He is doing well now.
Charles Myers Is building new hog pen,
in connection with his other large pen.
Lew Brown, our experienced hunter and
trapper, trapped uccoon this week. lie
has him IN cage, and it is quite curiosity
TO most of our people.
Elizabeth Willet, of Silver Run, was a
guest at Frank H. Willet's several days last
week.
George Babylon and wife spent Monday
last in Baltimore
Mrs. Mary Carver and John Burlington and
wife, all OF Middeburg, visited at George
Babylon's on Tuesday last
Rev. Mr.. Ehrbart and wife of Silver Run,
spent Tuesday last at f. II. Willets'.
Mrs. James Little is spending several days
in Westminster at Joseph Foutz's.
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humans, cnurf.

Monday, October - David II. Lecse,
administrator Of Henry lsecse. retained 10
veutory Of personal property and received
order go sell personal property.
Catharine r. HArUan. administrative II
Simon Hartman. settled hrst sud hHsi account
Letters Of administration the estate IT
Charles A Haftsnck. were granted TO Daniel
HartSock. whn received order 10 notify credi
tors.
Grove O. Easion. acting executor ~ An.
drew J Easion. returned inventory Of money
aud reported sale Of personal property.
Noah +. Fleagle, executor Of Elizabeth
Wautz. received order Io sell real estate.
Frederick Renther, administrator ~ Mar,
garei Reniher. settled first and FINAL account.
Distribntion made among the eresiitors 81
David ID. Bansack decreased.
Tuesday, October 30Ih.-Fiaal ratification
Of the sale Of the real estate of DAVID Pow
bic. deceased
john III. Stem, administrator Of Charles X.
Pickett, returned inventory Of debts and re-.
ceiyed order to transfer mortgage.
Mary kump and Susanna VI. Morelock, eK'
eeutriees of Paul Reinecker, retained invcu-
tories Of personal property, money ard debts,
aud received orders 10 sell personal property
aud real estate.
f. Byrde 0rndorh. guardian of Ruth NJ.
0rndOrf, settled first account,
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Pnli,t nan Beaver Assaulted.

Oiiicsr William n. Beaver, Of Westminster,
arrested Sam lel Powell. "a Young culored mau
for disorderI. conduct about 10 O'Clock last
Saturday night lie took Powell 10 the office
Of Justice William Moore. When the officer
stepped 10 a rear room. Powell escaped, and
ran np an alley in the rear Of the City Hotel.
Officer Beaver started ia pursuit, 6uug his
pistol twice to iuiimidate Powell. A. the Of.
iicer entered the alley he fired his pistol again.
Though he did not see Powell when he fired
the third time. the ball took effect in the left
thigh. aud was extracted By DIR. Thomas J.
Coonau on Wednesday. The ball did not ia
lure any bones, but passed ap under the mus
cles, aud was located about four inches from
the point il catered the thigh Powell then ran
up an alley leading TO the rear Of Ascension
Church Mr. Beaver followed, aud ia the
rear Of the Church Powell dealt him a severe
blow. most likely with a paling Mr. Beav-
er 5 helmet was copsid.rsil,, protection, bui
the blow knocked him d"Wu and bruised has
right eve considerably.
Powell ran after ASSEMBLING the officer sud
was arrested on Tuesday morning at Hilieu
station. Baltimore. Sheriff George ". Mot.
ter wa notified Of PaVcil's arrest and Wenl
20 Baltimore aud brDagbi ham tn Jail here IN
the evening.
Yesterday morning Powell hsd hearing
before Justice Moore upon the charg" 81 A.
saulting an officer while 10 the discharge ~
his duty. and w,ps sentenced 60 The House 81
Correction for one yrar-
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Items From Upper Carroll.

A series of religious meetings was begun in
Pipe Creek German Baptist Church, near
Linwood. on Sunday last. and continued every
evening during the week. The services ON
Sunday were opened by Elder Charles Bon
sack, of Meadow Branch. The other Elders
present and assisting in the services were Sol
ONION Stouer, Ephraim Stoner, Jeremiah
Brown. Ephraim Stouher, Greenbury Ecker,
w. Philip Englar and 5. ID. Llgler. song
service was held every evening before each
meeting.
Josiah Erb, near UuiGntowu, has been con-
fined to the house the past week by sickness.
Mrs. Isabella Lynn. widow of the late Abra-
ham Lynn. died at her home. Union Bridge,
on Friday. October 18th, in her 72nd year.
Mrs. LYNN was "A daughter of the hate Col.
Thomas Hook. of Middleburg. Her children
are Misses Emma aud Minnie aud Frank T..
Lynn Her funeral took place on sunday;
services were conducted by Rev. H.. Rowe.
of the NJ. 7. Church. The pail bearers were
Benjamin Phillips. Philip Myers, d.. Norris,
and MeSSrs. Gray. Norment aud Derr.
Mr.. Mary Ann Saylcr, widow of the late
Elder Daniel X. Sayler. died at her hone IA
townsville. Frederick county, on Saturday.
aged So wears Her children are l;ebccra aud
Elizabeth Sayler. and Mr> Brewer. Her re-
n,a.ns were inferred at Beaver Dam. Gold or
d,.t. German Baptist cemetery nn Monday
Ms. SAVER maiden name MAS bLis-
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Englar. oi Delta, are
visiting Mrs Englar' father, Elder Grecnbnry
Ecker, of near Uuioniown. MIR. Euglar bias
d position rs mail agent between Washington
aud New York.
Mr. Lewis Jones aud SON Lewis, aud Mss
Elsie. of Philadelphia. Pc. arrived at Mr..
Granville s Haines near Union Bridge, "u
Friday last They rode the entire distance 90
an automobile. The machine butt by
Mr.. Jones, Jr.. who Is quite a genius aud
electrician He j. u nephew q Ars. lia'ues-
Charles Smelser intends opening the cream
ery at Roop's Mil, Wakefield Valley, formerly
run by Edward Roor. Ii be can get trade
enough he will ruu a collection wagon rn The
neighborhood at DniouiaSn.
William Seagaio,,se Of Jn'pntown. hN : q
Kill III, COW the last oi toe ssek. She had
been been Suffering With lung fever TIN. ts
the second COW be hiss lest wi'htu ilis past SIX
months. one beiag killed by lightning.
The PresbyieuaHs at Neu Windsor NI-I
hold an oyster snpler aud lunch iu the tss'.-
ment 81 the ehurcb uu elrcii"p day, N"vrm
ber 9th. This uill be a loui place 'Ar the
ve.rIei and hungry "a satisfy shr'r al'rrutee,
and also t. pAs IF their election br'--
john CaSseil and llrury lnnu-. living along
The Uuiontowu pike. have a.b h.si arir>'s'
wells bored.
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Next Tuesday is election
day. Make your mark oppo-
site the cut of Jackson and
Liberty and the Hickory tree.
Batnman's valieY Irems.

wn c. Warebime ~ho ~as severely iu-
IsF,,l by ,ana~sy irasa several seeks sgo,
8. Improving.
Rev IT, J Nealhsi-t preached b.. farewell
sermon ou Sunday g. = Z. od szsi cungraga-
liou. We Ssh htsn spcccss in hls nrw hrid
~ lah,y
Com bu.k5aS IS about sussbsj ,u ghss "a
ctaHy. S1a- report = good crop shiie others
sAF d Is uuiy halt rrnP,
Psrlrasis,i meeting began ras<slay evca'8s
a, ii, L, u Churyh.
The us.-l y elected pastor ca rhn Manchester
charge. Rev II II. tHtk. ~il hsld cuauHia-
r,1u ,ervye ~ Jrra,ai-m Caareh au NDsrsn-
i--r T.. 81 "a a "a. Preparatory srgsler
Sssiar,ias l,.-',.fr A. D. "a
TOE ! +. e. e. I'll bold sR stsots'a 81
utfilrrs h.s She rasasng yrar rR Aai..iay even.
sns next a. she 4 n ChaFvb
10 SATURDAY evening. uript~r -. uHsst
s..szassnt birthday ssrprfse PARTY <as nrll 81
The hoase 4 lsHsss g. Ssrvug. IN bachnau's
VALLEY. NJ b. honor 81 thear dAaxhirs Mrs
MAMIE TIE evening" sAs si-ft in vocal and
sslssruu4ea;ui Rsssc aud Ezafss OF vafiuus
s.sts autif a lAsc hour ~kru the dIuiuS Fps1m
iU.5r sas ihrp@n npen ard ihr gufsss we're ,u.
v5fssi 10 ga p.stakr II rr.gr-hmguls. Tha-c
,.sss.sni Hrrr james L. Sssvatx and ~tic Har
~ Slrrvig ADD @,fr. Ciin;aa TAomas and
~si-. wn. \. izppo Aaa SITE. Harry bsgSs
azA 1tfr. Sasssarj AIiirr and site. Noah Nil
lrr aui ~Ife Villas hyefhzrt and site
.ss.vs Mars MH.eT, MAszic llgscfsld f..se4Aa
" HAchmap. la l. Siasusy. HrlsH A. BsEgs,
gees } N=Slef. Carrie y. H0over Irrae u
SsArarr. Casrte " kruh. I5szle ". M!ivr,
Eissr 4 Nt.lsf. Hs-ssir Miller. llslie Brasn,
Naa - Sivvtis. I.,lls BsebmAu. Alta Ssre
~. Els5r A. i.eppa. Grare ssresl<, Ncssrs-
Wa, r. NaH. lester HirEt, ChAflrs Nilirr,
DAVID Miller. Sterling l~pa-a. GisHtoH "
hFoh DAVID Staravr. Jr.. q iFySn hrssh
john A. W Sires.x. pA,Ii II EessssSh. Grant
B5.h. HArry TAoazas Charles Stsurss. san.
SET A.p~r, Horace ly-Ppa. Peter Nlaugf.
usgk Wssa-r tie,srge S'J~vis. Jsncs SsEvslg.
b.. VS. Stfvsix. Faal Streyig. DAVID lap.
o., Chafiss Sailiraa Eiussr ~aYdyF, tlsFsucs
StAf,trr Henry Miller. Frank Miller, lsAd
ls4l, \ ilyfs.a5ta And Aar,.s Miller
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raispsIo Items.

uu WrlBessias evening" iasl. ~ : % elack
a 4arst baI pretty s-ilsaE SIS sslssaBlsssi a.
soc rrs4J-acr Il Ert Juhu ksans, II FaiAp,
SEQ The contracting parties wrre w. bar
pvI " Sp~asss. ~ fsiapseo, son 81 Nr.
Charlie, Spencer anj Mr. FiFg5zia Spencer.
and N.~. Mar : Alsirr. Of 'Shilah, daughter
~ NJ Joha Aiglre snd Mr.. Ella Alsir"
Ms S'-r.scrF zad sIi- lufrad 10 rsssdr ia "a
lap@rO.
M. Aluaer ". Pickeil An4 Ms. Carrie A.
Prnn. both IL Daniel. M. ~rre nafriri by
gr, John Evaas At bi, rrssdeHcr on oeio-
i-r -
Ou Tuesday. October 50, intelligence was
received 81 PalApsco At she death OF Mrs..
Nzry krihaASh. safe 0f Nc. Szmsei kcl.
ta,ash. u York. Pa Mrs. krllaaghs rs.
fsAius @err brought a. PalsFseo on The Rooa
train oa FRIDAY aud iuterrs-d ina The PztAp-co
" T. o.u-lery, Rsys Mcnrs- Evaus Aad
Slasls utiieiaiiug Ms keIb-sash o, sursivr1
b. her husband aud ~ ehildrrn.
The dilhih~riA cpid~mte Is about over.
There we're i've cases oil hrFr aud tao deaths
resulted iroa 81. The schual which MAS
cI1ss.i Tor to weeks GA account 1T diphihr-
ria j. no~ open. Wiih a normAi attendance
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New Advertisement.

Drpms are heating and bugies blowing for
the respective candidates. hui the merchant
mus beat and burie iar hjmsrif- " ilire
Bros Popular Cash Stores. Westminster. Me-.
House aud Lot and Personal Property AZ
Public Sale-MAry Ramp and Susaauah ".
Morelock. Executives.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Tract OF land
George l.. Stocksdale and Elias q. tfrmes,
Jr. Trustees
Two Days sale or Personal Property
Charles c. Engle aud Jacob l.. Shais.S. Al
miuisiraiors.
Los enthAfS southwest corner Lexington
and Howard Streets Baltimore. Nd.
A Little Talk About Shoes-NcW York
Bargain House. Westminster. Nd.
Brager' Big Department Stores, EntaS and
Saratoga streets, Baltimore. Nd.
The Model Store NeWs-NC7 Firm Deer
& I.amherA, Westminster Nj.
DIR. B. G. Franklin. 2lg East Nam street.
Westminster. Nd.
List of Unclaimed Matter IN the Pas,ofsre
Westminster. Nd.
Pablic sale Of Valuable Personal Property
Harry &. Weeks.
The White Palace John u. Bosses, West
minister Nj
House and IL, nj Public Sale Alice V.
Stnnshury.
( Load Il Hor.es-H. A. S,nub. Hanover,
Pa
Wau,ed-R q. Ball. Manager
Legal Notices.
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SnYdcrScuTg Items.

4 yeTy pheasant surprise party vas gwen al
the hume at Mr. Jonah UiE. near MAnches-
ter. by quite u number Of bis friends from
Cranberry aud yicinty. Dancing was iu-
dalged M until late hour. Among those
present we're Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Utz. Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Houck. Mr.. aa5 Mrs VIII
liam Gross. Nj. and Mrs john Hunt, Mr.
aud Mrs, VIM. \. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
n. Harris, Jr.. Este Ulz, Mary aud BERTHE
Harris. Annie Gross, Cora and ANNE Hoff
man. MabIe Hunt, Birdie aud Agnes Brown.
Matte Stanshury. Bessie Gross, Ada Iimmer-
man. Harry llttle, Charles Fowblr, John
Harris, Frock Smith. Will Hawkins, Howard
Matthias win Hosfelt Roy aud Carroll lIunt,
Amarl Uiz. Will Hunt, Rash Hosiet, Milton
Yingling. George Calirider. Lew FlishmAn
Paul Matthews, David Asper
Mr.. Peter keTehuer, near nydersburg, Is
building new barn. Mr.. George Hahn
carpenter
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Hicks Forecasts for November.

The regular storm period embraces the End
to the eth, within which period the Moon is
on the celestial equator on the 2nd, is IN peri.
gee on the 4th and full the 9th. These
perturbing positions of the Moon, blended
with combined disturbances of Vulcan and
Mercury are very apt to bring on autumnal
storms during the first week III Novem-
Der. A change to much warmer will set
in westward about the md, falling barometer
Will follow in the same section, c'oud-
mess will rapidly ensue, and storms OF rain,
wind and probable thunder southwark, will
result during the Bird TO the 9th. On the west
ern and nothern sides of these storms expect
the rain to turn TO heavy sleet and snow.
Sleet will be marked feature over vast sec
tions-a fact to be noted by all who manage
the wires and similar interests. Blizzarjs
north and west, ending in fierce gales over
the lakes aud on the North Atlantic, are quite
probable about Sunday the 4th To Wednesday
the 7th. general cold wave, frost and
freezing will bring up the rear Of these storms.
progressively from The northwest 10 eastward
and southwark. Many of the worst storms
of our winter motnhs occur at the Mercury
periods when they blend with the regular storm
periods. especially the storms that sweep at
northwrsterly tangeutS down over Canada,
along the lake regions aud the north Atlantic.
Gu aud teaching 10Th, llIh aud l2th the
barometer will fall, aud general reaction 10
storm conditions will return. The perturba
tons attending tins reacuonary period Will be
followed hy a rapid but short lived rise of the
barometer and Spurt of cold. BY the 10th
decided change Ia warmer will have developed
IN the west, the barometer will be falling. and
more storms of rain and snow will move east
ward over the country from Thursday the 10Th
10 Monday the 18th. Local cluudiness and
occasional auiumnal squalls may occur at al
most any time, even outside of storm periods,
but decided and general storm movements will
fall cunspicuuusiy within the storm period.
Another decided dash of early winter will fol.
low this period, being generally felt over the
counIry aud lasting up to about the 2lst
A correct and impartial observer will s"on
discover that the temperature rises, As "A rule.
al and about the conjunction at the moon
Wuh earth and SUI. or IN other words, at the
new moon. The barometer usually falls AT
the same time New moon this month falls
on the 22d, the central day of the rcactiouary
storm period. Moon Is NJ its extreme south
point GA the ORD, hence northerly gales aud
cold will tulluw storms at this time, promptly
and sharply
The lss, storm period for November - cen
trail on the 9th. extending from the 18th to
the 3blh Marked storm conditions will begln
westward about the 2ith aud energetic storms
at raiu. Wind ani snow will pass eastward
over the country ou the 18th to 20th. Moon
bring on The celestial equator on the 5o;h,
high temperature rain, sua~ and siormineSS
aill mot .ul,>iic generally unlil after that
dale. although = high barometer and cold
save wiIl u, ia sight 10 The northwest as tl''
month c,.rs pai.
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pearn of Dr.. G.orge R. Market.

DR.. George r. Markell well known ho-
meopathie physician OF onion Bridge. died
on Saturday night last at the Homeopathic Hos
pital. Baltimore. from the results Of an oper-
alton for appendicitis. The physicians DIS
covered thai DR.. Market had "a complication
of diseases. Dr. NJ rkel was 36years of age.
and leaves n wife and two children He was
native of Pennsylvania, and had lived IN
Union Bridge about ten years. His funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon, at 81.
James Lutheran Church, Rev. G. W. Enders,
Jr, the pastor, officiating. assisted by Reys
q. W. Finders, Sr., Ephraim Sloner r. 5
Rowe aud g. T. Stiles.
Dr. Markell WAS member of the Weaver
Markell Chemical Company Of Union Bridge,
and was also a Mason aud a Knight of Pyth
las. lie was also a director in the Western
Maryland Telephone Company. Masonic
rites were performed at his funeral.