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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-30

Praise the bridge that carried you over
either flood or cough. BILLIARDS.
HOREHOUSD SYRUP has brought so
many over throat and lung troubles, such
rs coughs. colds, bronchitis, etc, thatits
praises are sung everywhere. Price, 20
and 80 cents. John Boyden Il Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-30

Send US your orders for all
kinds of Job Work.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1900-11-30
Missionary Experience.

ANN Amor, Mich, Nov. "a, 1900
EDiroR TINES;
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-02-17

SeTshEe vii not this long but
whhha hare Ito thp
back mu,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1900-02-17
Jordan's Retreat Items.

IL has t.en quite while since you have heaui
anythiuE direct from Jo-isn's Retreat Ihoush
-1aae oae has tAkro IN quite large seOIe AMI
calis.l IL .ArasFrsi Jor,iAn's Retreat
There appears o. bs hoaEn fos the Retreat IN the
nssf future ASH everything il moving along love
- our caleryrisiug Armsr Mr.. G. " Bowsrso1,
l. making msHy Improvements OLA The farm hc
bought ka0Wu = the uaI homestead In the wAy %
aItrbing Ecaelug asd general hxiuE up lie mas
cut ssii "a 81 quite uumber Of railroad ties b.
sIes rscling many tons Of bark ami cutting cords
q wool ami IS NOT able 30 d. the oNiers Tor Wosi
Hc Is grubblng And clearing. which viii add much
u his n.rnius lAnd IS be has morr wood lani than
elearvsi
NJ a. 7 Hoiientaugh. OF NeSinstry's Mills.
will move on che jordan place. this spring and
farm aud huckster
NJ Charles HAines will move to the property Ol
Nj Harry Little NJ Little viii move on his
brothers farm two miles from TaneytoSn. Oh the
GestyshurE raH. NJ Howard Bowers Will move
on Mr. } e Bawers farm. Known as the Iesse Do
yiIbiss farm.
Nessrx George and James Pennington i'm
proving the farm Oh which they live
Well. We have becn looking yes, looking and
now We have bsiler mail facilities Your cores
pontcnt Is pleased. Aui many other also. as our
mail isa uur door within twenty stepSeyery morn
ing We have one Of the BEST carriers IN the coun-
~ always obiigIug and accommodating. We are
now looking for better school facilities; At present
tbev are p1or- think Of = scholars and teacher
racket in little uon-venuhAted room, like SAT
dimes in "a box. how they advance, how can q
4 teacher work when crowded that way We hope
/ the change for the better will soon come.
/ QmItng is the oFier OF the day with the ladies
4 10 aud around the Retreat
1 Miss Lucinda Holenbaugh has accepted posi-
ton in large sew ing factory in Baltimore over
| seer Health OF community good.
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A Social Al New Windsor.

One o. the most enjoyable social evoats Of The
ssasoa occusre-i al the pleasant home Of Mr. c. &C.
Short. In ScW Windsor. Thursday eUculug OF
last week. When quite a number Of her many
fricRis successfully carried out a psearrsagcd plan
TO give her surprise preparatory 10 her departure
Tor baltimore, where she expects % make her
Rome after Aprn lst The uffAif proved genuine
surprise TO Mrs shorb The evening was spent In
music. games aui social conversation Music k
ing the most prominent. feature with Mrs T. q
ueitibridle and Miss LamoFa BsnkanI 81 the piano
Mr. 5. D. Bowers. oOruetist, ami Aessrs K v,
Brown and L @. Heltibridle, mAudoiins- Several
cornet solos were admirably rendered By Mr. Bow
err. also several yo-aal solos By Mr. HsiIibfiile.
Miss Elsie stevenson read '.rhe Irishman's let
ter. which also much enjoyed.
Ala late hour ali were invited 80 the ,iiningroom
10 Tqrtske Of refreshments, which were there in
abundance This Of course. provei TO Be not the
least enjoyable feature Of the occasion by ANY
means
AMER the refreshments. more music, games, etc,
were INDUCED in until late hour when all relucL'
| antly departed for their homes.
The following are the names Of those who we've
present Ms e e. shorb, Rev. MI KoIb and wife,
Mrs Leppo aud daughter Dona, John Buckley and
wife. Ms Weaver aud daughter Jesse, Howard En-
sor and wife Isaiah Nusbaam and wife. Mrs Han
nah Baker Mrs. Margaret skunk. Mrs, Raitt, Mrs,
j. ". snader Mrs. J. stevenson. g. Hiitahrdle and
wife. J. X. Gait and wife, Mrs A. Bankart, John
| Roop AMI wife r. Brown and wife. Arthur smelscr
aud wife A. Carlisle Misses Fannie aud Hattie
| Deyibiss, Florence Englar, Florence Nushaum
Hanna skunk Amelia and Margaret Engie, Elsie
| stevenson Lemora Bankard Bertha Roop, Al
lie Frounfeter. Bertha w!therow, Bessie and Car
/ r., Lambert Mary Anna Snader, Willie Devilhiss
| 2 Bowers Denton snader, Albert Gait and Paul
| RInkeN
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BUSINESS Locals.

HoRsEs FOR SALE.-Four Good Workers
and Drivers. Henry Streaker, Berrett, Md.
An OYSTER SUPPER will be held at Fire
mems Hall, on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday nights of next week for the
benefit of Grace Lutheran Church, this city.
A Thank OFFERING Social will be held
in the lecture room of the Nj. E. Church,
on Saturday evening, February 18th at $50.
Miss Jessie Alderman will give some obser-
vations of heathendom and answer any ques-
lions on Missionary work. After the pro.
gramme of music and lecture, an informal
reception will be given Miss Alderman.
Thank offering will be received at the door.
Public invited.
Get a good Auctioneer, if you want to have
a good sale p A. Gorsuch, of Westminster,
fills the bill. Try him.
ENTERTAINMENT AT FRIzELLBURG.-The
public school at Frizellburg will hold grand
entertainment in the Hall on Saturday even
lug, February 24th. The program will con.
sst of dialogues, recitations, tableaux, vocal
and instrumental music, etc. The public is
cordially invited. Admission 10 cents; re-
served seats 15 cents. If the weather be too
Indictment it will be postponed until the fol-
lowing Saturday evening.
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orphans Court.

Monday, February l2.-Safe Deposit and
Trust Company, guardian Of Bertha George,
received orders to transfer stock aud settled
eighth and final account
The last will and testament of Laura Vir-
ginia Reindollar was admitted 20 probate and
letters testamentary were granted 10 William
Reindollar, who received order TO notify
creditors.
Joshua ". Herring. executor of David Mil
Ter, reported sale of real estate.
William Heltahridle, administrator ". A. Of
John Dayhof, returned inventory OF personal
property and received orders 10 sell personal
property and to notify creditors.
Sarah T.. Brown. guardian OF Virginia,
Grace and Lucy Fogle. received orders to in
vest funds, etc, and settled first account.
Jonas Bachman and George Il. Gehr, ex-
ecutors of John FL. Miller, received order 10
pay counsel fees.
J. Edward Difenbangh aud Ida NJ. Difen.
baugh, administrators Of John l.. DIheHbaugh,
returned inventories of personal property and
money and received orders To sell personal
property and stock.
George A. Miller, executor Of Andrew
ShafFer, settled FIRST account
Letters of administration on the estate OF
William Sanhle. deceased, were granted 20
Mary A. Blizzard, Joel Blizzard and George
r. Sauble, who received order TO notify ered''
tors.
Tuesday, February lS.-John E. Stone.
sifer, administrator OF Mary Il. SioResiier,
settled first and FINAL account.
The last will and testament of Aordecal {.
MeKinstry, deceased, was admitted to pro
bate.
Final ratification Of the sale Of che lease
hold estate of Lewis $. Kedding. deceased.
Joshua NJ Williams, administrator Of
Daniel n Hahn, settled FIRST and final account
Esther J. Repp, eIecutrix Of John 5. RePp,
reported sale OF real estate and received order
to sell personal property.
Richard NJ. kesSelring, executor OF Susanna
Kesselring. settled FIRST and FINAL account
Samuel Miller and Henry ]. HoGackeF,
executors Of Henry II. Miller, received order
10 transfer mortgages, &c.
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FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Two Held in Carroll Last Week, at Mid
dleburg and Westminster.

In point of attendance Carroll is the ban.
ner county in Maryland for Farmers Insti-
tutes Two were held in the county last
week, at Middeburg on Friday and at West
minister on Saturday. The attendance al
Middleburg was large from all the upper dis
tricts, while the Court House could not begin
to hold the crowds that came to attend the
institute here.
The program at Middleburg was very sim
liar to that in Westminster, except that Geo.
f. Silver, of Deer Creek, Hartford county,
who spoke at Middleburg on Corn and Cat
tie, was not present here. The other lee
turers were DR.. j. c. Curryer, of Mankato,
Minnn; James L. Rice, of Yorktown, n. Y.
Prof H. p Gould. of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College, and Miss f. Grace McCul-
Tough. DIR. Curryer's subject was 'How to
Select Horses for Special Purposes and he
covered, in general way, the care, breeding
and training of these animals, their habits
and characteristics. His lecture was illus
trated with numerous pictures of the horse, of
various types, showing the best points and
the defects of horses generally. James h.
Rice spoke on "Home Mixing of Fertilizers
and 1.-The Farmers Poultry though his
talk on the first subject took a wide range.
Professor Gould explained in a very lucid
way "How to Care for an Orchard. "
At the evening session, held in the West.
minister Fire Department Building, Dr. Cur
ryer gave a brief talk on his method of hand
ling colts, and the remainder of the time was
occupied by Miss Mccullough in sectare on
Food and Food Principles.
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Important Changes in the Free Rural De-
livery,

As the result of visit by Special Agent
Hathaway to Sans Creek and q consultation
with the people there, represented by the
Messrs. Stem, a change has been ordered in
the route travelled by carrier No. 81, who
Tow. after reaching Marston, goes over TO
Sans Greek and takes mail for the o'clock
y. m. train from New Windsor to Baltimore.
By this arrangement people in Sans Greek
can answer letters received in the morning,
and replies reach Baltimore the same day.
A change was also ordered so that carriers
now meet at Weldon, and transfers Of out
going mail are made from No. 5 TO No. 80,
and from No. 80 to No. 81, giving Oak Or
ehard o clock despatch
Carrier No. % from AelrOse, who goes TO
Manchester in the morning, formerly reaching
that point at Q a. m, has been ordered %
leave Melrose early enough TO reach Manches.
ter at 8 a. m, and thus give Melrose and
parties between there aud Manchester an early
despatch OF mail for northern points. THIS
latter change has been made on suggestion oi
Mr. j. Albert Zepp and others in Melrose.
Mr.. Hathaway is anxious to receive sug-
gestions and complaints. Everything prac-
| ticable is being done to make the service
pleasing and satisfactory. Abuses and faults
will be rectifed as soon as specifically pointed
out. Of course ''kicks up in the air will moi
receive attention for it would be a waste o.
/ f,,na
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Shiloh Items.


We have two weddings 20 report Miss
bessie Miller aud Mr. Cecil Snyder. both Of
shiloh. aud Miss Mary Ehaugh, Of Shiloh
aud Mr.. William Grogg, OF uear Alesia, were
married on Wednesday evening Of last week,
the ceremony being performed by Rev {.
VI. Eys,er, pastor Of the Manchester Lutheran
charge. Ramor says there are so be q ie"
more soon.
Our horse and cattle dealer is kept very
busy al this time.
Our school numbers SO al present, with an
average Of ninety per cent. under the success
full supervision Of Mr.. Horace ID. Garrett
Mr.. McKelvey, oar new and enterpr's'ug
miller. Is doing a good business
Mr.. David Lester, of near Lanver, has
purchased the farm commonly known a. the
Payne Property.
The best piece Of read near Shiloh is Ia,
new pike leading from Daniel Rupp' shop io
Mr. Joseph Eck's.
Mr.. Jesse Leppo has built large ans
handsome bank barn. which is one Of tn,
finest IN this section Of the county.
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Personal Notes.

Miss Johnston. ofTalbot county. was guest
Of Mrs ]. Howell B;llingslea few days last
and this week
Miss Rosie Richards. Of near Hampstead.
il spending some time in Baltimore.
Miss Maud Melvin, of Baltimore, 4 visiting
Miss JunAta Richards, Houeksvillc.
Miss Fannie Hill. Of EAstviev, IS visiting
relatives at Chester, Pa, and Willington,
Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wolfe and children,
Roger and Mary, Of Sweet Hall, Virginia.
we're guests Of Mr.. Calvin Starner, Sr., near
Frizellburg, last Friday.
Harry Huber, now serving As assistant else
trieian on board the o. s. s Dolphin. visited
his father here on Sunday last, his ship hav
ing returned from Venezuela q week before.
The Dolphin viii remain At the Washington
Navy Yard until May next.
Mrs. Charles Washburn and daughter. Miss
Lillian. who have been guests at ''The West
minister for the past two weeks. returned to
their home at Morristown, n. j., on Saturday
last
Harry c., son Of Mr. Elias n. Davis Of
this city, and George w. and John j.. sons Of
VIM. H. Davis, Stewart ssn Of Lew FriEEcli,
and Emory. son OF VIM. p. Baker, all Of Bird
Hill, aud john Riddle, Of Smallwood, ieit on
Thursday for Ash land county, Ohio.
Miss Florence Eyster IS visiting Mrs. Thos.
Gorsuch, near this city.
Mr.. F. ID. Bowersox and his grandson.
Master John Stansbury, are spending a week
in Washington ID. C., with Mrs. Clara STAINS
bury, Mr. Bowersox'G daughter.
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Mr.. Walsh obtained leave on Friday Of last
week TO introduce bill 10 amend the charter
Of the Westminster Water Company.
In the House. on Monday night Mr.. Walsh
obtained leave 70 Introduce balls 10 empower
me Navor and Council Of Westminster 20 call
In the city bonds; to sanction the bsQuss; OF
sarah A. For1uwat 10 the trustees Of The
Lutheran Church. commonly called baust :
Church in Carroll county, and - sanction The
hsquest Of Rachel Saichci Iankerd 20 the
Methodist Episcopal Church OF WestsHluster-
On Tuesday Mr. Walsh presented a petition
against the passage Of the Pharmacy bill
The bin 10 amend the las regulating the
fees Of the state : a,;Ornsy vas passed IN the
House on Tuesday.
On Wednesday Mr.. Norris presented %
,itinn praying that relief be accorded - bonds
men ~ DE- late W. W. Snelser, tax collector
Of Carroll county.
On the same day the foilowiug House h,lis
we're passed To make Il 3 misdefnsanor Tor
minors to put chase liquor 10 Carroll coauiy,
10 provide for an additional lgsiace OF the
peace in the Eighth district Of Carroll oUgn'y.
The House bill authorizing sign boards pat
an on the roads Of Carroll passed the senate.
Ca THURSDAY Mr. Walsh asked leave 20 in
troduce bill 10 authorize an rssac Of bon Is
70 Discharge the indebtedness OF The Carroll
County school Commissioners; referred 10
the Carroll Delegation.
The House hil 10 amend the charter Of
Taneytown vas passed Also the blll 81 amend
the charter ~ tls George W. Aibasgh Real
Eslale aud Brokerage Company Of Carroll
County.
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Silver Run Items.

The funeral Of Mrs. Henry Wimefi took
plaee here last Saturday morning. Services
wrre held IN s. Mars Reformed Church,
Rev. J. Stewart Hartman officiating She
died Of pneumonia. and sss III only a few
DAYS. Her age sss Gs years, month and II
DAYS. A husband, oRe son and one daughter
survive her.
Al old well oa the farm oi Mr.. John I.
pu,teFer. the old JOSIAH putteTcr homestead.
has caxed ia, throwing the wall down aud
crushing the framework, whieh had been
placed Ia the ueli some tame aeo io support
the wall. Mr.. l.. c. Marsh IS uo~ Al work
taking cut the vail. an reports the ~otk very
dangerous, as there j. a body q soit clAy about
ten feet from the top 81 the ~eu Nhloh runs
out. aud has formed a cavity hack into the
solid earth about nine feet.
Mr.. II. ". Lippy, teacher Of Green Valley
school, vas arrested icw days ago Tor whip
ping little son of Mr.. Harry Dell He had
\ hearing on Tuesday evening aad Se irara
that the case has ocen settled
Four applicants are in the Geld Tor the Office
al constable IN this place. We do not know
who viii be the successful one.
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Teachers Association.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate.

Reported for the Democratic AdNocate'
The Teachers Association of Carroll coun.
ty met in the High School, Westminster, on
Friday, February !. The president called the
association to order at 10. a. III. Prayer by
Rev. Joel Brown, and America was sung by
the teachers.
The secretary resd the minutes of the last
meeting, which were approved as read. The
roll was then called and more than 1870 teach
ers were present. A very good program had
been arranged by the committee.
The first was a debate by Messrs. Norman
Ecker, A. w. Burgoon and Miss bertha
Matthews for the affirmative. Misses 1.-The
Hess, Ida Cauthorn and Mr.. Ulysses II.
Shipley for the negative.
The subject was:-Does the study OF Class
les or Mathematics afford the better develop
ment Of the mind. The participants did well
aud there never was more interest manifested
by the association. The Judges, Rev Joel
Brown. Messrs. Charles W. Otto and John
W. Abbott failed to agree in their decision
Two were for mathematics and one tor the
classics.
Mr.. George II. Caple entertained the meet
iag with a solo, called Glorious Father
The grammras now in use are compare
lively new and the analysis Of simple sentences
bv Miss Trump, aud Of compound sentences
by Miss Stonesiier. on the blackboard, could
not faIl 10 do much good IN the coming sehoo
work.
Miss Bloom read selection from poem,
writiea by Mr.. J. W Slagenhaup.
The examiner made hat very few remarks.
He has. however. The happy faculty OF ex.
pressing himself in few words.
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Inc County Commissioners.

The County Commissioner on Aoudsy r.
appointed George w. l.Auuisr constable fer
Hampstead district, aud Rufus Hood Tor Mt.
Airy distract
Edward BrrNagsr sas reappoiuied steward
81 the Alias House for one year from March
first
Jacob d. Lester George c. Stausbury aai
CHRISTIAN Hunt were appointed examiners on
q proposed mad Ia Hampstead and Mauches-
ter districts, priitloued TT by Michael :.
walsh and 90 Others.
Ga proposed ruai in Myers district, pc,
titioned Tor by Josiah hump. William J. Geel
ing and q others. Jacob Essig, Ed~ard kri-
dler aud William Frock we're appointed cN
aminers-
SPECIAL pension Of $1,000 Was granted "a
Geraldine Wimert, OF Taneyto~n district, and
one Of s. 10 20 Milton X. Haincs, Of West.
minister district.
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A Social In Cranberry.

A very enjoyable social was given on Friday
evening February 9Th. at. the hospitable home OF
Mr. and Mrs. John I. Brown. in Cranberry Valley
The guests began 10 arrive about O'Clock and soon
the large parlor was filled with friends. The even
ing was delightfully."- spent in games and converse
ton. which were continued until about II O'Clock
when all were invited to the diningroom, where a
table was grooming under the heavy load of cakes
candies, nuts fruits. lemonade and all the delica-
ces of the season. after which all returned to the
parlor where games were again INDUCED in until
A late hour when all returned to their homes
Those present were John I. Brown and wife, J. II
Lester and wife A K. Ebaugh and wife, F. Null and
wife. Jno H. Lester and wife. Misses Ida Hosfed
Amelia Albright Maggie Rush, Annie Groose, Lulu
Lester. Emma NJ. Ebaugh, Rosa B. Lester, Lucy
ZiIe sarah Null Ada Lester. Maggie X. Rhodes
Annie NJ Hosfeld Lille q. Null jamie Ebaugh
Laura Ebaugh; Messrs. VIM. Hosield, Milton Wing
ling. George Caltrider VIM A. Ebaugh, VIM. Leis
ter f. Wesley Null, John Hunt, David Asper and
Horace Ebaugh.
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Mr.. Jesse T. Butler, of Taylorsville, is dan

Mr.. Jesse 7. Butler, of Taylorsville, is dam
gerously i'll with throat consumption.
Mr.. T. R. Emory, Jr., of Kent Island, and
Miss Elizabeth Ann Warfeld, of Mt. Airy,
Carroll county, will be married at Ascension
p. E. Church, Baltimore, next Wednesday,
at half past four O clock. -CentreriHe Observer
The Ladies' Wednesday Card Club were
entertained by Mrs. p. j. Bennett this week.
Mrs William B. Thomas won first prize and
Mis- Virginia Shaw the BOBBY. Next week
the Club will be entertained by Mrs. Joseph
T. Herring.
Mrs. TAYLOR, wife of Rev. E. B. Taylor,
rector of Ascension Church, this city, who
went to Atlantic City about two weeks ago,
was taken sick there and last Friday and Sat
urday was dangerously i'll. She has now so
far recovered as to be able to be removed to a
sanitarium.
In the case of Joshua A. Stansbury and
Oliver Stonesifer of Carroll county, executors
of the will of the late Joshua Stansbury,
against ex-County Commissioner William
Morrison, which was tried before the Circuit
Court for Frederick County last week, the
court has rendered decision in favor OF the
plaintiff. The suit was brought for 1910, the
amount of promissory note alleged to have
been given by Mr. Morrison to the late Joshua
NtanSDury. .
the note. The court awards to the plaintiffs
the full amount of the note, with interest
From Mr.. VIM G. Rinehart, of Westmin-
ster, one of the Board of Visitors, we have re-
ceived the sixth biennial report of the Mary
lard Asylum and Training School for Feeble
Minded at Owings Mills. With the report Is
an appeal for aid, as there is urgent demand
for more buildings to accommodate the large
number of children for whom application for
admission has been made. This school IS
worthy of State aid, and it and other charities
should come in before appropriations for
higher education. The Owings Mill Asylum
and Training School is doing great work,
and the General Assembly should literally
support it as protection to society.
Next month number of German Baptists
will leave Carroll for North Dakota. 1t IS
not certain yet who will constitute the party,
as some are talking about going but have not
definitely determined upon doing so. Those
who will certainly 60 are David Shorb aud
family, near Pleasant Valley; Arthur Englar,
wife and six children, near Westminster; Mr..
- CGlbertson and wife. and Miss Fannie
Routson, of the Meadow Branch congregation.
They will take up government land aud settle
between Berwick and Towner. They will
live in the cars, which will be loaned them a
month, until they can get houses put up. The
party will start from Westminster March 20.