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DISPROVED.
The Bop.on Transcript.

From Inc Bonson Transcript
The OLD saying that lightning never strikes
twice In the same place is dsproved by a statue
IN Louisville cemetery which has lust been
struck for the third time
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5teamboats.
5nrrosates Notires.

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. Frank T. Fitzgerald a Surrogate OF the County Of
New YOFk Notice hereby Sivel all persons having
Claims against Amos Woodruff late OF the County ot
Ne,v Work deceased present the with vouchers
hereof 10 the subscriber her place OF ransactins
business at office Of Henry X Davis No so Broad
az in the CITY OF New before the 23Td day
of December next
MINNIE WOODRUFF. ADMINISTRATIVE
HENRY h. DAVIS. Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE. 30
Broadway, New York city
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M0MTAgN STEAMBOAT COMP ANY

FOR BLOCK ISLAND r. l.. ORIENT. GREENPORT.
SHELTER ISLAND, SOUTHOLD AND
SAG HARBOR, L. l.
Steamers leave New York. Pier 10. e r. Wall ST.
days, except Saturdays, $50 L. NJ. Saturdays. /
r NJ ON Mondays extra trip. A. NJ, for sag Harbor
and intermediate landings except Souhod Tues. Thurs
and Sat. steamer does not stop at Southold.
ON SATURDAYS Of the steamers OF the MOntauk
Co.'S line Will Montauk with l. l. +. train
leaving New York St. l;2O Pier H. Wall ST.
100. Flatbush Brooklyn, lie p. NJ. arriving at
Block Island ZOO 7. NJ.
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MOnMs@m RiWar DIV D@w lRmLhf

TuUWSWUu UuuVsF uJW LUGlW EuMIO0T
Palatal Steamers New York and Albany Of the
HUDSON RIVER DAY LINE.
Fastest and river boats In he World
For the Catskls Albany, Saratoga all points East
North and West Daily. except Sunday
Leave brooklyn. FGlton St (by Annex 4 NJ
West 20 81. -.-------9O0 "a
Landing at foGkers West Point. Newburgh Pough-
hSepsle hlngstoh Point, Catskn. Hudson and Albany
through usk4ts TO all points sal. leading ticket
ouices including those OF the New York Transfer 20
who check baggage residence 10 destInation w.
Morning and afternoon concerts Fine restaurant
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an order Of Hon. Abner G. Thomas. a snrTosate Of
the County York. notice is hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against CorneIa g Tompki1s
late Of the County York deceased 70 present me
vouchers thereof TO the SUBSCRIBERS az tas1r
transacting business at the once
McCutchen * Browa No William Street IN the CITY
of New York on or before the 25h day OF November
800
Dated New York. day of May. 1872.
JESUP WAKEMAN. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA WAhE-
Executors
FLETCHER. MCUTCHEN BROWN Attorneys for
Executors. William Street. New Aork CIV
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VICTORIA SUTHERLAND CRAW- : II

pursuance Of On order u Hon. Frank T. FitzSerald
surrogate OF he County OF New York
given TO all having claims against
land Craw, late Of the County York deceased to
present the with vouchers thereof
a. MS place OF trnsactng business the Office
singer * Barr, No 500 Broadway. OF
Manhattan city Of New York. before 10Th day OF
y.
Dated. New York. Jure % 1902.
c,-,,, WEslsSEY HAVEN CTtAW. Executor.
SIf+ISN SINGER < BARR. Att'ys for Executor. 800
broadway. Borough Of Manhattan York city
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate % the County Of
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Frederick Merry,
New York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers
Thereon TO the subscriber, place OF
business. No. 10 Wall Street Borough Nanhat-
tan and City Of New York before the day
January
Dated New York twenty fourth day June 1902
ALICE MILLER r MERRY. Executrix
STRONG 4 CADWALADETS. Attorneys for Executrix.
40 Wall Street. York City
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- Abner a Surrogate OF the County OF New
all having claims
Esther Marks County OF New York.
deceased TO present vouchers thereof
subscribers place
Of c. BeecheF, ESQ,
23I broadway. the City OF New York
FIRST OF December next
Dated New York the 26th day OF May. 1902
LOUIS ALLEN MARKS. Z
ALFRED CLARENCE MARKS.
Exa@
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IN PURsUANCE of AM order of Hon. AbLer 9.

Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County New York.
notice hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against William Henry Frost late OF the County OF New
deceased the with vouchers
the subscrbers their place OF transacting business
office Sackett MCQuRid. Street,
in the City OF New York before the
Vember
Dated New York, the 18th day OF Nay 1902
EDWIN COLLINS FROST. HENRY VI. STEGMAN,
CHARLES 2. NORCROSS. Executors.
SACKETT * MQUAID Attorneys for Executors. No.
1874 Nassau Tribune Buding). Borough Of
Manhattan New York city.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

- Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate Of the County OF
New York. Notice Is hereby all persons having
claims against William Bogardus County %
New York, deceased the with vouchers
thereof the bscrber at his place OF transactng bu
No IL West Saith Street. In the Cy Of New York.
before the 10th day OF December next
Dated New York. the 2s}d day OF June 1902.
WILLIAM J ROONIE.
CLARK BROOKS. Attorney for Executor. I55 Broad
way, Manhattan New York City.
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF Hon

Abner c. Thomas Surrogate Of the County OF New
hereby given all having claims
Catherine g Murray late OF the County OF New
with vouchers thereof
their place OF transacng business
Room William Street the OF New York,
before the 9th day Of December. next -
Dat New York. Of MAY. 1902.
GEORGE MURRAY. ROBERT A MURRAY. Executors.
JAMES c MURRAY. Atty. for Executors. IS William
n Y
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OF an order Of Hon. Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogats
the County New York notice Is hereby given 20 az
Henry C Hougnton late OF
County York. deceased 20 present the same
subscriber. its place
transacting business No So broadway IN the BoIo1sn
Manhattan. New before the LIST Gay OF
December next.
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May. 1902
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK,
PECkHAM. MILLER & KING Executor.
Attorneys for Executor so Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New York
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of Hon. Ahner

- C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New York.
claims against
Townsend, late OF the County OF New York de-
to vouchers thereof this
subscriber his place OF transaetng business at the
Office Jones. Wall Street IN CITY OK
New York, before the tsenynfth day OF july neN
twentieth day OF January 1eO2.
GEORGE G. WHEELOCK, Executor
NASH JONES Attorneys for Executor 6S Wall Street.
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- Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate County OF
notice Is hereby given all having
Frederick D Tappen, late OF County
New York. deceased, present the vouchers
thereof subscribers place transacting
business the office OF Strong Cadwalader. 20
Wal the Borough Of Manhattan and OF
New before the second day January
Dated New York the twenty fourth day June 1902
SAMUEL WOOLVERTON,
EDWARD J. HANCT.
Executors
STRONG & cADwAIADER. Attorneys for Executors
20 Wall Street, York City.
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rs PURSUANCE OF AM order Of Hon. Abnel

G Thomas. Surrogate o. The County q View TOTS
notice Is hereby given all persons having claims
against Annie E. Turley, late OF the County OF Ne"
deceased the with vouchers tner
Of to the subscribers at their place Of tEansaens SS
the Office Of Joseph H Mahan No Is Chambers
Street City OF New YORK BoroIsh OF Manhattan
on before OF October next
Dated New York. 10Th day OF March. 1902
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH n MAHAN.
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- c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County York.
Notice is hereby TO al persons having claims
against Menken. late the of York.
deceased the with vouchers thereof 70
the subscribers their place OF transactng business az
the office OF H II Glass No: 40 Chambers Street, IN
the Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York.
before the first dav Of October, 1902
Dated New York. the nth day oS March, 1902.
KATE MEI\KEN, HENRY MEINhEsN. CHARLES q.
MElNkEN. Executors.
H H GLASS Atty. for Executors 40 Chambers
Borough OF Manhattan New York City.
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C. Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New 13rk
notice hereby all persons having claims
H. Pell. late County OF New 4orS.
deceased present the with vouchers thereof %
the his OF tTansaCting business No
81 Wall Street in the Borough OF Manhattan. IN uas
City OF New York. before the sixteenth day q
October next
Dated New York, the seventh day of April. 1902
FREDERICK a PEIaLa EXecutor-
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IN PURsUANCE ID AM order or Hon. Abner

n U4NoO -A-NCA- UL an UINtI OF HUH ~AuIItI
c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF York.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against Jacob Stlbermann. OF the County OF
York deceased 70 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscribers their place OF tranSacng busi
the ONCE of Stern Rushmore. No 40 Wall
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New-YOrk.
before the 10th day Of October
Dated New York, the seventh day OF April. 1902.
BERTHA SIIsRERMANN. ARTHUR SILBERNANN.
MORRIS ROSSIN. Executors
STERN & RUSHMORE, Attorneys for Executors. 40
Wall Street. New York.
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- Thomas. a Surrogate County OF New York.
notice hereby given all having claims against
Andrew Shiland late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased the with vouchers thereof 20 ts
subscriber at his place Of transactng business NO. ~
Broadway. in the City Of New York. before tna
nth day Of August, 1902
Dated New York. the 4th day OF February. 1907
ANDREW SHIIAASD. Executor
sHILATD SHOEMAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys for
Executor. No. ~ Broadway. New York City. ". 2
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Harvey Items.

Adams county Christian Endeavor Society
meets at this place today, Saturday. Prepa-
rations are being made for large crowd Of
people.
j. w. Fream, our popular painter, is paint
ing the United Brethren and 81. Paul's
Churches, this place.
Quite a lot of old veterans from the West
made short visit to this vicinity.
Mr. j. Newcomer spent few days in Wash
ington, d. c., last week.
On Wednesday night of last week there was
surprise party at Mr.. S. Shoemaker's, in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker. The fol-
lowing were present:-Samuel Shoemaker and
wife, Abram Hess and wife, Albert Shoe
maker and wife, V. Clouser and wife, VIM.
Fox and wife, Samuel Currens and wife, John
j. Hess and wife, Charles Myers and wife,
&c. Sterner and wife, Franklin Shryock
!. ID wife, VIM. Slaughenhaup and wife, S. S.
Shoemaker and wife, Martin Hess and wife,
Chas. Cornell and wife, John Oler and wife,
I. J. Hess and wife; Mesdames Elizabeth
Hess, Devilbiss, j. V. Eyler and daughter,
Catharine Shoemaker, VIM. Lightner, }.
Newcomer, G. w. Fleagle, Slonaker. George
crow, H. O. Harner, Jacob Yealy; Misses
Mary Slaughenhaup, Lula Heck, Marie Har-
ner, Clara Shoemaker, Virginia Myers, Marion
Shoemaker, Grace Currens, Vertie and Alice
Cousher, Vertie and Elsie Shoemaker, Alma
Fox. Edith Currens, Sallie Eyler, Lille
Harner, ONEIDA Reck, Oma Menchey, Maggie
Thompson, Mable Ohler, Janet Clousher, F.
Valentine, Cora Shriner, Flora Baker, Aurelia
Shriver; Messrs. Jesse Currens, Cleveland
Fox, Mervin Eyler, Eyster Heck, Ed. Valen-
tine, Emory Fox, Morris Bishop, I. d. Eek
enrode, Jacob Yealy, NJ. C. OFT, Chas. Hess,
Truman Heck, Arthur Waniz, John Thomp-
son, D. Newman, Dallas Shriver, Preston
and Elmer Harner, John l. Ohler; Masters
Eddie Currens and Lynn Myers. The Harvey
Cornet Band furnished music for the occasion.
The Harvey Cornet Band was in Emmits
burg Wednesday night to play for the Repub-
lican meeting.
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New Advertisements.

The Next Best Thing When You Can't Get
Coal is Clothing from Sharrer & Gorsuch,
Westminster, Md.
Special Attractions in Cold Weather Goods
-Mathers' Department Stores, Westminster
and Manchester.
Assignee of Mortgagee's Sale of House
and Lot of Land--Guy w. Steele, Assignee
of Mortgage.
Everything for Housekeeping at Charles E..
Hering's Department Stores, Westminster.
Waddell's Great Underselling Store-C. F.
Waddell, Westminster, Nd.
Clothing-The Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular
Stores, Westminster, Md.
Will Exhibit Fine Lot of Millinery, &C.
Mrs. X. L. Sherman.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffice,
Westminster, Nd.
Sell Wheat 10 Roberts, Roop 4 Co., West
minister, Nd.
Lumber and Cord Wood Sales-A. NJ. Kali
bach.
so Mules-Harry G. Schriver, Hanover, Pa.
For Sale--At The Westminster Hotel
Mues-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices.
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4 NARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.
A Bridge petIiioned For By Residents Of
Both Counties.

Henry Hawkins, huckster, residing near
Gambler, this county, narrowly escaped being
drowned at Benson's Ford, on the Patapsco
Falls, last Sunday. This fording is fhe divid
ing line between Baltimore and Carroll coun-
ties II is regarded as dangerous when the
Patapsco is swollen, as it was in consequence
of the heavy rain on Saturday night.
Notwithstanding this fact. Mr.. Hawkins,
with his son, who is partially crippled, at
tempted to drive over it, and when midway
of the stream his horse and buggy were swept
away by the current. A hundred yards from
the crossing Mr.. Hawkins was carried close
TO the bank, and he grasped bush, by which
he swung himself out of the water. He then
FASTENED to the rescue of his son, who was
still cinging to the buggy, and was fortunately
able to pull him out of the stream. The
horse and buggy were carried about quarter
of a mile further down the stream.
A delegation, composed of Reister Russell,
e. l.. Painter, John <. Crout, Arthur A.
Rich, Adam De Baugh, DIR. Harry NJ. Slade,
William A. Slade, j. M. Curry and George
W.. Stocksdale, of Baltimore county, and
Judge l.. Calvin Jordan and Jabez NJ. Barnes,
of Carroll county, was before the Baltimore
County Commissioners Wednesday, and pre-
scented petition signed by number OF tax
payers calling attention to the dangerous
character of Benson's ford, on the Keyser
road. between Baltimore and Carroll coun-
ties, and urging the construction of bridge
there. The petition was signed by Frank II.
Zouck, j. Smith Orrick, Fl. j. Reiiz, William
Keyser, Jacob d. Geist, A. c. Trippe, W. P.
Bird & Bso., Charles A. Councilman and E.
L. PaiEter
The appeal gave rise to lengthy discus.
sion by the board. Finally resolution was
adopted to the effect that Reister Russell, Ar
thur A. Rich and Frank II. Zouck be author
lied as a committee to appear before the
County Commissioners of Carroll and inform
them of the willingness of the Baltimore
county authorities to cooperate in the matter,
each county to bear half the cost
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urpnans, Court.

Monday, October l3.-Albert Prugh. ad
minislrator of Christen Prugh. deceased, re.
turned inventories of money aud personally,
and received order to sell personally.
Levi Jones. administrator of Fhomas Jones'
deceased. reported sale of personally and set.
tied first and final account
Charles c. Gorsuch acting executor of
Catherine l.. Gorsuch, deceased. returned list
of debts and settled first and final account.
The last will and testament of Samuel D..
Buchen, deceased. was admitted to probate
Reuben F. Henry, guardian to Georgia
Ho'linger. settled first and final account.
Tuesday. October 14-Amanda NJ. Killer
and William A. Killer administrators of ia
cob Killer, deceased, returned inventories of
money and personally, and received order to
sell personality.
Martha j. Aulthouse, executrix of Henry
Aulthouse, deceased, returned inventories Of
personal property and money and settled first
and final account.
f. Byrde Orndorff. guardian to Ruth NJ.
Orndorff, infant, settled second account
E. Byrde Orndorff, Administrative of FL
more T. Orndorf, deceased, setledsecond and
final account.
J. Wesley Biggs and Theodore H. Biggs,
executors of Mary c. Reigel, deceased, re-
ported sale of personal property.
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wilhelm Family Reunion.

The Wilhelm t:im.i, had Il ieanioB at The
residence OF Mr.. William C. Sparks, Black
Rock, Baltimore county, last Tuesday, repre-
sentatives of four generations and from FIVE
different States-Maryland, Virginia, Penn
sylvania, Illinois and Indiana-being present.
Mr.. John 81. Wilhelm, of Portland, Ind, in
whose honor the event was especially held,
has not been East for IA years. There We're
in attendance 20 persons. the company includ.
ing Mrs. Margaret Wilhelm, widow of Daniel
Wilhelm, a great grandmother, and her three
great grandchildren Among the relatives
present were the following:
Mr. Nelson Cooper, of Rutland, ILL.,, and
his niece, Miss Gertrude Coaper. of Linden,
Va; Mr.. aud Mrs. John Fl. Wilhelm and son,
George Emory; NJ s-rs. Roland Hardy and
William Siraly, of Portland, Ind; Mrs. Matte
Perry, Of Waynesboro. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
David h. Wilhelm and Sous, Daniel W. and
L. Wesley; Mr.. aud Mrs. j. Arthur and daugh-
ter. OF Union Bridge, Nd: Mrs. Mollie Bowen
and daughter, Mrs. William Hickman, of
Baltimore; Mr.. John W. Cooper. of Eklo,
Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Mays and son
Scott, of Hereford. Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Wilhelm and family, of Trenton. Md; Mrs.
Susan Cox and daughter, Mrs. Lily Kemp and
daughter, Mrs. Emma Dehoff and sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Wilhelm and family, Of Black
Rock, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. William C. Sparks
and son Walter; Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Will
helm and son, of Hampstead, Nd, and Miss
Emma Swan
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Union mills Items.

A very pleasant surprise party was given
to Edward Koontz and wife, of this place. on
Friday evening of last week. Those present
were Edward Koontz and wife, R. N Koontz
and wife, Adam Shepp and wife, Bernard
Ecker and wife, Charles Koontz and wife,
George Myers and wife. Mrs. Sarah Koontz,
Mrs. Sarah Byers. Misses Lille Koontz,
Annie Cretin, Irene Bankert, Beulah Koontz,
Esta Stewart, Helen Frock, Mollie Rider,
Margaret Ecker, Esta Koontz. Sallie Wilson,
Esta Everhart, Masters Clearance Koontz,
Jacob Messenger, Ernest Hesson, Frank Mes
singer, Milton Feeser, Geo. Bankert, Horace
Warehime, Alfred Warehime, Grover Knip-
pie and Amidee Ecker. Conversation and
pleasant games were enjoyed until late hour
when refreshments were served in abundance,
after which all returned to their homes to en-
Joy pleasant dreams.
Capt. VIM. J. Bart, of Muncie, Ind, a
member of the Grand Army, on his return
from Washington, visited his brother in law,
Plus Wolf and his niece, Mrs. R. n Koontz,
OF this place. The captain, who is in his 10Th
year, is hale and hearty, genial in disposition
and bids fair to live another decade.
/. H. Burgoon, member of the Grand
Army. and wife, of Fremont, Ohio, visited
relatives here last Saturday and Sunday.
Geo. W. Yeiser's dwelling is nearing com
pleiion.
The addition TO the store room of John
Burgoon will be ready to occupyin few days.
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HOucksville Items.

George Brummel, of Savannah, Ga, is Wis.
iting his mother, Mrs. Caroline Brummel.
Prof. Simpson visited Houcksville school
last week. He was more than pleased with
the new building.
AT the regular business meeting of the L.
l.. of Wesley Chapel Thursday evening of
last week, Mrs. Rebecca Stull and Mrs. r. W.
Bucnnlan was elected delegates to the rally to
be held in Westminster, November and 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zepp, of Baltimore,
visited parents and friends, and went to New
York city last Sunday, where he will engage
in business with the Colonial Life Insurance
Company.
The Home Missionary Society of wesley
Chapel met at the residence of Mrs John W.
Abbott. Thursday of last week
Mrs. I. w. Buchanan returned home Sat.
nrday after spending week in Baltimore.
Mrs j. Frank Mason, of Baltimore, is WIS.,
iting her mother. Mrs. H. A. Ebaugh, and
assisting her in getting ready for the city.
Mrs Edward c. Reese continues to remain
quite i'll.
Dr.. R. Richard vaccinated eighteen pupils
at Houcksvlle school on the 10th instant.
Mr.. w. H. S. Algire and Mary EIserode
who were quite are convalescing.
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Mayberry Items.

The Maryland and Virginia Eldership of
the Church of God. was opeued on Tuesday
evening, October IA, by Rev. J. ID. Clark, of
Uniontown. who delivered sermon 10 the
Ministerial Association. The business of this
association was concluded on Wednesday.
On Wednesday evening the Eldersbip prop
er was opened by an address of welcome by
Miss Florence Stuller, which was responded
to by Rev. John Saxton, a former pastor of
the church.. A. sermon by Rev. 7. B. Tier,
and cchsecration of the Church and Elder
ship followed.
On Sunday afternoon, the 18th, there will
be children's service and addresses by different
speakers. 1t is also expected that there will
be an observance of the Lords Supper Sun
day evening, though it has not been officially
announced.
Last Monday morning Mr.. D. II. Phillips,
OF this place, received "a telegram stating that
his daughter. Mrs. Worthy Benedict, of Cam
den, N. j., was dead. She was inferred in
that city.
Mr.. Tobias Heieblidle, an employee of
Cramp Ship yard, Camden, N. j., but form
erly of Mayberry, was injured by a heavy piece
OF casting falling from its place overhead in
the shop where he is employed. He received
fractured jaw and sIighter injuries.
Mr.. Jesse j. Foglesong and wife, of Pal
myra, Michigan, are visiting Urah Foglesong,
near this place. Mr.. Foglesong who was
boy in Blue" attended the G. A. R. en-
campment at Washington last week.
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The date on the Label on yOsta'
paper shows the time to scItich yo1s
subscription is paid.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS, 1902
Sale Register.


Notices Of sales. for which bills are printed at
this Office. win be publishes ender this head unit
day OF sale for 80 cents When 1ills are printed
elsewhere s1.Oo viii be charged, Terus cash.
on Friday. October 24lh. at p N. On Nale prem
ises of NJ c. Duttefa, in Carroll county. Nd. at
Uniontowu IS 900 feet Oak and Chestnut Boards.
Plank and scantlng, full edged; $50 Cords Of OAK
and Hickory Wood. 100 Cords OSks Slab Wood, Fence
Posts. Chips Chucks, Sawdust, rt% A. N. kaioach.
Closing out of Uncut Wood at Public sale on
Monday October u, 1892, on the premises OF Ira e.
Lawyer, at Silver Run, near the Westminster Pike,
between Silver Run and Union Mills. on the road
leading from Union Mills TO Hanover, will be sold
Acres Uncut Wood. Tree Tops Etc, in lots to suit
purchasers. Sale TO commence att O'Clock p m. A.
NJ. Kalbach.
Closing out of Uncut Wood at Public Sale on Tues
day October g. 1902. on the premises of c. G Rich
ardson and E. G. Richardson, Westminster District,
Carroll county, Nd, about "a miles southwest OF
Westminster on the road leading TO Dennings, adj
joining the property of II. C. banner, will be sold
II Acres Uncut Wood Tree Tops. Etc. in lots to suit
purchasers. Sale to commence at O'Clock p. M A.
N. Kabach.
Saturday. November |. at y m, the cord wood.
rails and posts, cnips chucks and saw dust on 30
acres of land. at Bloom Postofce. See bills klee
Milling Company.