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Personal Notes.

Rev. c. W. Levan, of Baltimore, is the
guest of Rev. James B. Stonesifer, and will
preach for him at Benjamin's Reformed
Church Sunday. 10a. M, and will also deliver
an address at the Y. P. s. G. E. rally at
Pleasant Valley at p. M.
Mr.. F. H. Willet and family, of Medford,
and Harry M. Bankard, of Baltimore, were
guests of Thomas H. Bankard and family
Sunday last.
Mrs. John Bernstein is visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore. On Tuesday she was
with her husbands cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob E. Obling, of Annapolis, Nd, who
sailed for Germany on Thursday, and who will
be absent several months.
Mr.. VIM. C. Gum, son of Mr.. 7. ]. Gum,
of Taylorsville, is in Wickersham, Whatcom
county, Washington.
Mr. Grover G. Feurst, of Baltimore, spent
several days of last week with Mr.. Guy w.
Caple, Sandyville, Md.
DIR. George E. Baughman will leave this
Saturday evening on hunting trip to Renova,
Pa, for one week, where he will be the guest
of The Round Island Hunting Club.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore,
Md, Thursday. to A. Meade Ohler and Miss
Pauline Frizzell both of Westminster, Nd.
Mrs. WIN. K. Westaway and nieces, Misses
Coda and Mira Shilling, of Sandyville, went
to Baltimore to attend the second anniversary
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh McNeal, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Crout
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mitten, of Gettysburg,
Pa, visited relatives and friends here last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Joel Brown, of Baltimore, was guest
of Mrs. George W. Albaugh several days this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 81. Baughman leave
for Baltimore today for the winter.
Mrs. A. W. Machen and family returned to
Washington, D. c., yesterday, for the winter.
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Items from Upper Carroll.

Cards are out announcing the marriage. on
Wednesday, November Goth, of Miss Mary
Ida, daughter of Mrs. Joel Myers, of York
Road, to Harry c. Reese, of near Union
Bridge.
The remains of Mrs. Ellen Trite, wife of
John Trite, of Westminster. who died on
"Wednesday of last week in that city, were in
TERED in the Pipe Creek German Baptist
burying ground on Saturday. She was in
her 64th year. Elders Ephraim Stoner and
Uriah Bixler conducted the services
Pipe Greek German Baptists had their
Sunday school treat last Saturday. Elders
Ephraini Stoner and W. P Englar made a few
remarks to the school. There are $50 schol-
ars and John E. Senseney is superintendent.
Friends quarterly meeting will be held in
their meeting house near Union Bridge on
Sunday 23d.
Commissioner Henry Blackston has been
improving the roads in Union Bridge district
by working them.
There are number of lead quarters in cir
eulation in this neighborhood.
Some reckless sportsmen surely did not
consult their calendar as to what day it was.
Last Sunday morning they kept up regular
eannonading almost in the shadow of our
Uniontown churches.
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Got More Than He Expected.

While returning from Hanover, Pa, about
O'Clock last Monday morning, Mr.. Clinton
Yeiser. clerk in the store of his brother,
Mr.. George W. Yeiser, at Union Mills, was
accosted by a highwayman. Mr.. Yeiser was
travelling on bicycle, and his wheel having
received puncture, he was walking at the
time the assault was made. 1t occurred in the
woods along what is known as the Ridge road,
few hundred yards from the Westminster
and Littlestown turnpike.
A man carrying a stout club emerged from
the bushes and ordered Mr.. Yeiser to throw
up his hands. Instead of complying the lat
ter quickly drew his revolver and said:
drop that club and walk in front of me
out TO the turnpikev'
The would be-robber obeyed the order,
saying as he walked along that Yeiser was not
the man he was looking for, which fact was
very evident.
Arriving at the pike Mr.. Yeiser gave his
prisoner his freedom, and continued his jour
ney home without further molestation.
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p,easan, valley Items.

Mrs. James Warren and Mrs. David Hubbs,
both of Baltimore, and George Myerly, OF
Waynesboro, visited their sister, Mrs. David
Warehime last week.
A very interesting series of services were
held in the church last week by Rev. James
B. Stonesifer, assisted by Rev. j. b. Shoniz.
of Chambersburg.
Harry Myers, wife and son spent Sunday at
Mrs. Myers home, near Copperville.
Miss Ada Hahn is assistant teacher Tor
Emory C. Ebaugh at Bethel school, near Car
rollton. ,i
Mrs. David Warehime has so far the cham
pion cabbage head 1t weighed % pounds.
ANY one doubling it can call at Mr.. WIS, as
they will gladly show it.
The young men of our town have organized
a band and are practicing and making. prepa-
rations to hold an oyster supper and tar De-
cember IL, II, 10. Music every night either
by Carroll County Reed, Mayberry or Pleas
ant Valley Bands or Orchestra.
Pleasant Valley is a very musical village,
there being "a houses, in which are II organs
and 8 pianos, there is also a Band aud an Dr.
chestra.
VIM. A. Myers and Edward Geiman spent
Saturday and Sunday in Baltimore visiting
Mr.. Geiman's parents.
Messrs Arthur Lambert, Harry eastman,
MISSES Ntl1ic OdSuudu dhd DCooiS 1880
were guests at VIM. L. Myers on Sunday
Mrs. Dr. Jacob Rinehar. and Mrs. Emily
Arthur, of Frizellburg, spent Monday with
Mrs. II. 7. Wantz.
A Christian Endeavor Rally will be held
here Sunday afternoon and night, November
%. Following is the program:
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2gS REM Remsarss by County Presidents H. Little
Offering. Anthem by Lutheran Christian
Endeayor Society of Westminster.
Singing, Loyal Soldiers" Hymn 81.
Rev A. B. Mower
Singing Love Keeps Me Singing" Hymn TO-
300-3.3 Address. c. Z. Mccullough
330-3.45 Address, "How can We best Grasp our
Present Opportunities for Service" Prof.
Fl. K. Barbe.
S454t5 Parliament Practical Plans and
Methods led by Rev C. W. Levan.
How Can we start a Campaign for New Members
Geo. K. Msther.
How Can we make the Prayer Meeting more Help
full? Rev. Ehrhart.
How Can we cooperate with our Pastors =?
John Burgoon.
sos Singing. Benediction.
NIGHT SESSION.
'''' Rev. Mr. Doty
Vocal Solo............................ r. z. Ott
745-S.20 Address, 1.-THE Relation of the Y. p. S. c.
E. to the Church." Rev. G. w. Levan.
S20-S.45 Address, Successful Service"
Offering. Singing by Quartet
Singing Conservation Hymn 40.
S.55-900 How May the Quiet Hour Prepare for the
Business Hour 7" Geo. K. Mather.
Closing Hymn 80. Mizpah Benediction
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Court of AnneaIs Cases.

The Court of Appeals have affirmed the
judgment of the Circuit Court for Howard
county in which Charles E. Fink, Esq, OF this
city, obtained judgment against Claude M.
Acklen for $5000.00 for damages for breach
of contract.
The case of Robert and Alonzo d. Sellman
VS.. Julian d. Wheeler, assault and battery,
appealed from the Circuit Court of Carroll
county, was decided on Thursday. Judgment
of the court below affirmed with costs. Guy
W. Steele for Wheeler, Bond Il Parke for
Sellmans,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Carroll Charge.-Reformed Church.-Divine Ser
vice at Benjamin s at 10 a. III. Sermon by Rev. C.
W. Levan, Baltimore, Md.
Rev James b. Stonesifer, Pastor.
Salem Charge, Lutheran Church--St. Benjamin's
Sunday Sch oil Il. Preaching at 10 n. M
Sermon to Western Maryland Council, No. "a. Jr
O. o. A. NJ No Catechise this week. ST. johns
Sunday School at ] n. m. Preaching at p. M
Catechse after preaching.
Rev R. w. Doty. Pastor
St Paurs Reformed Chnrch-Sunday School at
Is A. m Divine Service al 1850 n. m. and q 10 p
m Union Thanksgiving Service, Thursday, No
yember 81 at 1850 a. IN.
e. S. Slagle, Pastor
Grace Lutheran Church-LectuFe and Prayer
Meeting "Wednesday at $50 p. m. Sunday School
AT 9 A. m Y. Z. s. c. E. 6.45 p m. Divine Service
p. Ii. Miller. ID. D. Pastor.
st Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mas at 10
and High Mass at 10 a. IN. Vespers at 7.3O p. M
During the Week.-Mrs. at Il. In.
Joseph II. Cassiday, Pastor.
Centenary NJ E. Church.-Sunday School al 9:15
a. IN. Preaching at 1879 Il. m. and I'D p. m. Ep-
worth league at 6.4o p. M
Rev. D. G. Miller, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. L. F. Warner,
Pastors. bbath Servces.-PreachiDga at 1O.tO a. m
and 7. 80 D. IN. Sabbath School 9.15 a. m. Y p s. e.
E. at $50 p. m. Mid week Service in the lecture
room Wednesday evening at 7.30 O'CLOCK
BOYS Meeting every Saturday morning at $40
o'clock at Carroll Hall.
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november Brides and Grooms.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


The residence of Mr.. Francis Brown, on
the Baltimore turnpike, in Myers district, was
the scene of pretty autumnal wedding Thurs
day, November 10, 1902, when his daughter
Mollie was married to Mr.. Clinton Foglesong,
of Mayberry, Md.
The ceremony was performed at 10. goa. m.
by the brides pastor, Rev. ]. Stewart Hart
man, of Silver Run, in the presence of the
immediate families.
The ushers were Mr.. Joseph Brown, brother
of the bride, and Mr.. Chas. Foglesong, brother
of the groom. The flower attendants were
Master Grover and Miss Elsie Brown, brother
and sister of the bride.
The bridal party entered the beautifully
decorated parlor 10 the straiEs of Lohengrin s
wedding march, played by Mrs. Hartman.
After sumptuous wedding dinner the bride
and groom took the train at Westminster for
trip TO Baltimore.
The presents we're numerous and handsome.
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WO0dbine Items.

T. E. Grove, of Washington, D. c., spent
several days last week in this neighborhood
visiting relatives and friends.
Thomas B. Fleming is having Tin roof put
on his house. C. NJ. Kroner is doing the
work
The weather is pleasant and the roads are
in good condition.
There is good prospect for fine wheat
crop next year.
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ALKALINE APPLER.
Reorganization of Literary Society.

meeting TO reorganize the West End Lit
erary Society, this city, was held in the Luth-
eran Church at 7.30 p. M, on the 18th instant.
A successful reorganization was effected and
the following officers were elected for the en-
suing year Rev P. H. Miller, D. D.,
president; S. C. Stoner, vice president; Miss
Martha |. Schaeffer, secretary; Rev. j. A.
Weigand, librarian and treasurer. Duplicate
copies of the greater number of the magazines
subscribed for last year are to be taken this
year. The opportunity for securing what the
members desired by this change is thus in
creased.
A meeting will be held at Carroll Hall,
Monday, November "a, at 8 p. M, to consider
the reorganization of the Society for the East
End of this city.
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Carroll County Sunday School Convention.

hepOrLeu IOr the DemOCTdblc AuFOcAle
As already announced. the Carroll County
Sunday School Convention will be held at
Uniontown, beginning on Friday night of
next week and closing on the following Sun
day night. The local arrangements have
been made for the entertainment of all who
attend as delegates. A number of the schools
have already sent in names of delegates, and
the managers of the convention are hoping
that every school in the county will be repre-
scented. The Friday night meeting will he
an enthusiastic mass meeting. The Conven-
ton will be called to order by the State Super
intendent, with introductory remarks. Mr..
Jesse P. Garner will deliver the address of
welcome. Addresses will be made by Rev.
VIM. III. Poisal, Rev. DIR. B. B. James and
others. A program of rare interest is being
arranged for the three Saturday sessions, and
will consist of discussions of live topics relat-
ing to Sunday school work.
Among those who are expected to attend
are Mr.. Preston Hddis, of Baltimore, Normal
Superintendent of the State Union, and Mrs.
VIM. G. Taylor, one of the finest Primary
Teachers in the country.
A large union choir has been organized
which will be directed by Prof. A. l.. Jude
fne Miss Emma Erb will preside at the
organ, with Mr.. E. Lee Erb, cornetist.
Dinner aud supper provided for delegates
in the basement of the NJ. P. Church.
At the Sunday afternoon service the pro-
gram will consist of singing and Rotations by
the children of the three churches.
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DIED..

No charge Jor Marriages and Deaths. Obituaries and
Verses : cents q line.
Near Westminster. Nd. on November TO- 1902
Harry Albert, sou of William l.. and Florence V.
Corbin, aged years, months and 20 days.
Our darling child is dead and gone,
His earthly life is fed;
He's left his mother and father here to mourn
His loss, now numbered among the dead.
We loved him, Oh no tongue can tell,
How much we loved him and how WE'LL
God loved him too, and He thought best
To take him home with him to rest.
BY HIS PARENTS.
Dearest brother how short thy stay,
How soon thy journeys DER:
Thy spirit fed away
To visit earth no more;
Thy spirit found a shorter road
Than thousands to that blest abode.
HIS BROTHER AND SISTER
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weather record for the Week.

November 15-mercury 81 at 7 a. m. and
II at p. M; clear up to p. M, followed by
cloudiness. November 16-mercury Sd at Z
a. IN. aud 60 at Up. M. cloudy. November
17-mercury 46 at a. m. and so at 2 p. M,
cloudy. November lS-lnercury 46 at a. m.
and 4S at p. m. rain and mist from $50 a.
m. until p. M; cloudy afterwards. Novem-
Der 19-mercury A at a. IN. and 81 at q p.
M; thick fog. followed by clearing weather
after 10 a. m. November 20-mercury 3S at
a. IN. and Sc at 2 p. M: generally clear.
November 2l-mercury At at a. IN. and 81
at 2 p. M; hazy.
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Thanksgiving and the Postoffice.

The following notice from Mr.. Horace G.
Reese, acting postmaster, should be carefully
read and remembered:
y United States Post Office,
Westminster, Nd, Nov. 10, 1902 !
Editors of the Democratic Advocate,
Gentlemen:
On Thanksgiving Day the Postoffice will be
closed from a. m. to $50 p. m. The early
morning collections and delivery will be made
us usual. At AS p. m. collection will be
made on Main street from Washington avenue
to Western Md. College. The Postmaster
General has directed that no delivery Of mail
by rural carriers shall be made on that day.
Patrons of rural routes will be given their
mail if they call at the office for it.
Very respectfully,
HORACE G. REESE, Acting Post Master.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Full Report of the Proceedings Since Our
Last Issue.

The case of George E. Hughes against
George Stull, administrator of John L. Stull,
was on trial when we closed our forms last
week, and was tried before jury. 1t was a
suit for $500. 90 for services rendered. Verdict
for plaintiff for $4850 Bond & Parke rep.
resented the plaintiff; Fink for defendant
Mary A. Feagle vs.. Uriah Fleagle, admin
istrator, &C.; assumpsit; non pros; defendant
to pay costs. Fink for plaintiff; Roberts
Grouse for defendant.
$. d. Mehring vs.. Obadiah Fleagle, execu-
tor; garnishee, &C.; attachment, &C.; attach
ment dismissed. Weant for plaintiff; Hof
for defendant.
Granville Hall Vs. Julian D. Wheeler; SIAN
der; non pros. Bond u Parke for plaintiff;
Steele for defendant.
Hercules Powder Co., use of Henry II.
Meyer, VS.. Rogers & Walker; assumpsit and
attachment; two cases; paid and satisfied.
Fink for plaintiff; j. NJ. Reifsnider for defen-
daut.
Henry 81. Meyer VS.. Rogers 4 Walker; as
sumpsit; judgment by confession for $914.2 "a.
Fink for plaintiff; J. M. Reifsnider for defen.
dant.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Frederick vs.. Milton j. Houck; assumpsit;
Judgment by confession for $110.94, to be re-
leased on payment of $4,000 within 80 days.
Reifsnider & Grimes for plaintiff; Steele for
defendant.
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of
Westminster vs. Daniel W. Hunter; assump-
sit; tried before Court; held sub curia. Bond
& Parke for plaintiff; Steele for defendant.
State of Maryland VS.. George Burns, carry
ing concealed weapons; plea of guilty con-
fessed; sentenced to the Maryland House of
Correction for two years. Weant for state;
Clemson and Brilliant for traverser.
State of Maryland VS.. George Burns; indie
cent exposure; settled on motion of States
Attorney. Weant for State; Clemson and
Brilliant for traverser.
State of Maryland VS.. Milton Lugenbeel,
alias Harry Alexander; larceny; plea of guilty
confessed; sentenced to the Maryland Peni-
Tertiary for Is months. Weant for state; j.
Nj. Reifsnider for prisoner.
State of Maryland VS.. Harry Powell; burg
larry and larceny; plea of guilty confessed.
Weani for state.
The Grand Jury inspected the Jail yester-
day and were handsomely entertained by
Sheriff Crawford.
The Petit Jury was discharged on Tuesday
until Monday next.
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RooNE-RENYER,

On last Thursday, November 18th, pretty
wedding was celebrated at the residence of
Francis c. Renner, at New Midway, Freder-
lex county. The contracting parties were
Miss Grace j. Renner aud William M. Boone,
of near New Midway. The ceremony was
performed at eleven o'clock a. M, Elder
George K. Sappington officiating. Miss Amy
Sappington, OF Good Intent, was bridesmaid,
and Norman Bohn, of Linwood, groomsman.
The ceremony was witnessed by large com
pany of guests, and after congratulations a
sumptuous wedding dinner was served. Mr..
Boone and his bride took an afternoon train
for Baltimore and other cities.
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Disclosures of three alleged plots TO assassi-
nate President Roosevelt since he has taken
office were made in Hoboken, N. j., on Tues
day by Mrs. Lena Dexheimer, COMMUNICATE
of the First Methodist Episcopal Church, who
saws she is converted anarchist. Rev. Chas.
L. Meade, pastor of the church, says he is in
a position to know that her story is reliable
According TO Mrs. Dexheimer the clergyman
helped her to Illustrate one of the attempts on
the Presidents life. Pastor Meade admitted
that this was true.
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MYERs-NoURsE.

At the residence of Rev. James M. Nourse,
formerly pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Alexandria, Virginia, at Braddock
Heights. in Alexandra county, on November
10, Miss Edith Holmes Nourse, second daugh-
ter of Dr. Nourse, was married to DR.. Jesse
Sidwel Myers, well-known dentist of West
minister, Md The BRIDES father officiated,
and after reception to relatives of the bride
and groom Doctor and Mrs. Myers left on an
extended bridal tour. On their return they
will make their home at The Westminster.
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,rpnans, Court.

Monday, November l7-Charles +. Rooms,
administrator of l.. Elizabeth Rooms, deceas-
Ell, received order to sell personal property.
Tuesday. November 18-J. Wesley Zepp,
Leonard Zepp and DIR. Joshua W. Herring,
executors of Lawrence Zepp, deceased, settled
second account.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday, November 16, 1902, at Silem parson-
age Westminster, Nd, by Rev. K. w. Doty, E. Wes-
ley Null, of Cranberry, Md, and Miss Rosa D. Les-
ter. of Snydersburg, Md.
November 10, 1902. at the residence of the brides
parents, near Silver Run, Md, by Rev. ). Stew TT
Hartman Clinton L. Foglesone, of Mayberry, Md,
and Miss Mary B., daughter of Francis Brown.
November 10, 1902, at the Reformed Church par
sonage by Rev. ]. Stewart Hartman Che ter Cor
nelius Lippy. of Deep Run, Nd, and Miss Alice
Dull of near Silver Run, Md.
November l6, 1902. at the parsonage of st. Paul's
Reformed Church Westminster. Md, Dy Rev. c. 8.
sIagle, George W. Zepp and Miss Laura A. Bish.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Miss Susie C. Shriner, daughter of Mrs S.
S. Shrner, of Waynesboro, Pa, and Rev.
Frederick d. Anthony, of the German Baptist
Church, son of Mrs. Anna Anthony, of Ha-
gerstown, were married Wednesday afternoon,
November 18th, at the brides home. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. William A.
Anthony. at Shady Grove, brother of the
groom, and was Witnessed by about so guests.
Rev. and Mrs. Anthony left in the evening on
two-weeks trip through Ohio. Upon their
return they will reside at Waynesboro, Pa.
Miss Shriner was formerly of Linwood, this
county.
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At Honolulu, on the l til instant, the cruiser
New York broke the navy record for coaling,
putting in $50 tons of coal in six hours. This
remarkable speed was due to the fact that the
full band of the ship played during the whole
time the jackies were rushing the coal aboard.
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The date on the Label on yois'
paper shoacs the time to sclsicIs yosss'
subscription Is paid.
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Death of well-Known Persons.

CHARLES II. POWDER.
Mr.. Charles 81. Powder, formerly of the
hat firm of Lee Cook & Co., Baltimore, Md,
died November II, at his home, on the Gull
ford property, York road, near Franklin Ter.
race, Baltimore, Nd, after lingering illness.
Mr. Powder was born in Westminster, Nd,
and was a sou of the late John and Elizabeth
Powder. He was 46 years old and is survived
by widow, who was Miss Mary G. Radcliffe
daughter of Mr.. j. G. Radcliff, and two chill
dren.
ADALINE APPLER,
widow of Elias Appler, formerly of near
Union Bridge, died on November 16, in her
63l year. Her maiden name was Fleagle, and
she was widow when she married Mr.. APP
pier. Her remains were inferred at Friend
ship church, near Ladiesburg, Frederick
county, on Teesday.
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SHAW DRUG CO.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals addressed to the County
Commssi oners of Carroll County, and en-
dorsed Proposals for furnishing and erecting
a Bridge over the Big Morgan at Bauman's
Ford, (" will be received by the Carroll County
Commissioners at their Office, in Westminster
MARYLAND, until IL o'clock noon. of the 18Th
day of December, 1902, and at that time
publicly opened and read.
This bridge must be designed for clear
span of sixty five (65l feet, with a clear road
way of fourteen 14) feet, according to Coop
ei's Specifications for Highway Bridges, Glass
&C." with steel joists.
Their price for this bridge IS to include
erection and flooring.
The Carroll County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any aud all bids.
ID. S. DIEHL,
JACOB N. DEHOFF,
d. J. HESS0N,
Carroll County Commissioners.
Test, ]. E. MAsENHIMER. Clerk. uov15-St
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uyANrBD, A GOOD FARMER,
w with or without team. to work land ON
shares on one of the best farms in Southern
MARYLAND tide water. Will furnish team, I'M
Elements, fertilizer, seed, &C., if desired.
None but reliable man with good references
Apply to u. +. PAboi,
nov15.St* Leonardtown, Md.
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sale Register.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1902