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wEsTMINsTER,s FIREnEN.
Annual Election Retiring Of the Old and
Induction Of The NV officers Music,
Banquet, SpeecheS, :. AsksAA

Last Wednes day u ght the Westminster
Firemen assembled al their hall for the pur-
pose of holding their annual election. hearing
the report OF the several officers and paraklng
of banquet. Before the el'.ci III President
John Fl. Cunningham nal, IN address IN
which he counselei ali the members to make
an earnest ehdeavor TO increase the number
of honorary members TO at least one hundred;
spoke of the anticipated trip to Lonaconlng,
at the time of the annual meeting; the financial
condition of the company; aud the remarkable
fact that during the past year there Was not
fire alarm, and that death had not entered
their ranks, closing with an earnest appeal to
both members and citizensto uphold the COM
many. which has nor ssuperiors and few equals
in the State.
All the members have the welfare OF the
company at heart, and all our citizens are
proud of the organization.
The finances of the company are in fair con-
dition, and we hope some means will be taken
to relieve it of its Indebtedness very speedily.
It is the duty of all our citizens TO
help them, as they are the ever-ready pro.
tectors of our lives and property at all
hours of the day and night, exposing them
selves and their lives for the sake of saving
property.
The following is the result of the ballolng:
/ PRESIDENT, &JOHu u. lIcktHIOucf niot WV
| president, John NJ Roberts; second vice.
president, Michael E. Walsh; secretary and
treasurer, John I. Derr; chief, Oscar D. Gil
bert; assistant chief, Frank Il. Schaefier;
foreman hook and ladder truck, j. Harry
Cootes; assistant foreman, John D. Biehl
assistant seereiary,-J. Peare Wantz; foreman
of reel, Harry K Schaefier; assistant foreman
Florence Little; marshal, John IL. Miiten
assistant marshal, Walter NJ. Graham; libra
rian. John l.. Shriver; janitor, Luther E.
Long. NT -
President Eckenrode was escorted to the
chair aud thanked the menibers for the honor
conferred upon him. after which the members
and guests were invited to the banquet room,
where was. served oysters in several styles,
turkey ham. coffee, beat biscuits, crackers
celery, pickles. &c. AT the conclusion of the
banquet Mr.. John Derr, secretary and
treasurer, made his report. Several speeches
we're made by members and visitors.
During the evening the Westminster Or
chestra rendered numerous airs.
| All and in all it was very enjoyable even
ing, and all returned to their homes feeling
| that they could retire and feel thoroughly
! satisfied that their homes were IN the keeping
| of those who would protect them.
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ORPHANS, COURT.

Monday, January 13th.--The last will and
testament of FL. Stewart Roberts, deceased,
was admitted toprobate and letters tesla
mentary thereon were granted to Ella l..
Roberts, whoreceived order to notify creditors.
Sarah A. Buckingham, executrix of Nelson
Reid Buckingham, returned inventories oil
personal property and money.
John D.. Engel, executor Of Elizabeth
Shriver, settled first and final account.
Ephraim w. Stoner, administrator of Sam
uel Fl. Sponsler. returned inventories of debts
and money, and additional inventory of per-
sonal property.
George M. Study bonded as guardian to
Mary NJ and Beulah V. Study, infants.
Ernest Stephens, administrator of Sarah G.
Stephens, reported sale of personal property,
and settled first and final account.
Marshall N. and Charles r. Nusbaum, ex-
ecutors of Isaiah Nusbaum, reported sale o.
personal property, and received order to
transfer mortgages and notes.
Tuesday, January 14th.-The last will and
testament of Joel Myers was admitted to pro
bate and letters testamentary thereon were
granted to Mary A. Myers, who received order
to notify creditors. 4,is
Noah Sullivan, executor Of Ephraim Ware
hime, reported sales Of personal property and
real estate. ist5sa
John II. Redding, administrator OF Augustus
Redding. reported sale of personal property.
The last will and testament of John Nee oil
j. was admitted to probate and letters tesla
mentary thereon were granted to Octavius
Deyries, who received order TO notify creditors.
Westminster Deposit and Trust Company
bonded as guardian to Augusta j. and Lottie
l.. Houck, infants.
Charles A.. Hibberd, executor of Job lib
berd, received order to sell stock.
Murray Z. Masenheimer, administrator o.
Susan A. Masenheimer, received order to sci
personal property.
Final ratification of the sale of the real es
tate of Lewis Elliot, deceased.
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An Enjoyable Evening.

The hospitality of Capt. and Mrs. James s..
Baer. of Tannery, is so well known that when
aninviration was given by Miss Blanche, their
daughter, to spend an evening at her home,
the young people of this city heartily respond
ed. and on Monday evening last Mr.. Harry G..
llarbaugh 5 two largest vehicles were taxed to
their utmost capacity conveying the invited
guests to rannery, where they received a very
hearty welcome. Games and music were in
duged in until late hour, and prizes we're
awarded AS follows LIST prize, Miss Bessie
Armacost; 2nd. Mr.. Leister Arnacost; BOBBY,
Miss Neuie Shreeve. Not the least enjoyable
| part of the evenings festivities was the COLA
ton, which was abundantly served and highly
enjoyed, aud consisted of hot chocolate, cakes,
candies, nuts, bananas, etc. When the mid
night hour arrived the good-migi ATS were re
luctanrly said and the guests started on then
homeward journey, arriving here about l2.45
Those present were Capt. and Mrs. james
| S. Baer. The Misses Thesler, Misses Blanche
| Baer, Lizzie Nusbaum, Mary Kreiger, Mary
| Weaver. Mau.le Waesche Katharine Buck
| Nettie Shreeve. Hollis Williams, Bessie Herr
| Bessie Armacosi, Mamie and Eva Rinker
Florence Miller. Sallie Solliday, Edna ant
| Lillian E.b; Messrs. James 5. Baer, Jr.
4 Geaige. William, and Frank Mather. Leiste
Armacost Guy l.. Fowler, Harvey Waddell
Mr.. HYDE, Thomas Easley, George Armaeost
Edgar Nusbaum, and Mr.. Meredith, of Bait
| more.
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sale Register.

Notices Of Sales, for which bills are printed at
this osice, will be published under this head until
dav Of sa, for so cents When bills are printed
elsewhere 500 will be CHARGED. Terms cash
February A. pa MO Acres of Land. 2 Lots and
I,nr,royeneilts;2 iiprses yearing mules 8 mich
cows sh0rthorn bull, { shotes, farming implements,
Wheel right lumber. 400 peach trees, and a com
plete canning outfit. Lewis Shpey, Gambler, Mo
March n. ~ m.--3 horses, II mich cows, bull, 10
shotes full line of farming implements household
furniture and dairy fixtures. Jacob Essich near
Biggs' postoflice. VIM. Warner, auctioneer-
March IL, 10 A. nl.--Horses. Jersey Cattle, Poland
(hipa Hogs Farming implements and some House
hold Goods 1T the late residence of VIM K zol-
llckotier, near Uniontown. on the Taneytowm road.
Milton A. ZolIckofier, administrator J. Thomas
Roop, auctioneer.
March bah my Stock and Farming 1mple-
ments Frank NJ. stevens, Avondale, Nd
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Miller's Items.


Messrs William Bender and Iaaiall Miller
are having their ice houses filled with fine zee,
measuring from six to seven inches.
Mrs. George Kerehener, of near here, spent
several days recently with relatives in Baltl-
more. 1E5Lf-3Esl8 Ia lJgl
Miss Ida Barber, of Manchester, was he
guest of her parents on Sunday last. 33i6C}3
Quite number of our citizens here attend
ed the funeral of their esteemed friend, Mrs.
Catherine Fowble, Of Alesia, on Friday of last
week. ia sa8tisses Is 1ai es.5 a!i II.
Mrs. George Deagen spent several days
this week visiting her daughter, Mrs. George
Melhorne, of Hanover. Pa. nsd
Mr.. Brazil Gardner, of Baltimore, spent Sat
urday and Sunday last with friends here.
Several of our young people attended The
entertainment held at Manchester in the |. ..
O. +. Hall last Saturday evening. The play
was entitled ''Thompklns Hired Man" aud
proved to be a success. dY
Miss Mamie Albaugh, of Lineboro, spent
several days here last week. She was the
gnest of her cousin, Mr.. George Albaugh ami
wife.
Mr. John X. Miller spent Tuesday last in
Baltimore on business.
Mr. Irving Cullison, of Maple Grove, is
suffering with severe cold.
Miss Katie Frank, who has been visiting
her parents here, has returned 10 her home III
Baltimore, where she has steady employment
Mr. Irwin Redding, who had been spending
The past months in South Dakota, has return
ed to his home. yea q. E..se
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Election OF Bank and Other Directors.

The national banks of Carroll and two COM
panies elected directors last Tuesday as fol-
lows
Union National Bank of Westmi nser--Dr.
James III. BlIingslea, Hon. Frank II Shaw.
Charles V. Wanlz, Harry F.JCover, George
K. Schaeffer, Charles E. Stewart j. FL. Hof
facker Jeremiah Geiman, B. F. Grouse and
Emory Zppp The latter succeeds the late
Lawrence Zepp.
First National Bank of Westminster-John
Il. Reifsnider, William Lawyer, David ].
Roop, Samuel Roop, Frederick Mehring. DR..
j. j. Weaver, DR., Ferdinand D. Sehaeffer,
Theodore F. Englar and George r. Gehr.
Messrs Englar and Gehr succeed Granville
S. Haines and Greenbury t. Palmer.
Farmers and Mechanics, Westminster
VIM. A. Cunningham, j. Wesley Biggs,
David Stoner, Luther II. Hoffacker, Francis
C.. Sharrer, Jas. A.. G.. Bond and VIM. B.
Thomas The latter succeeded Il. Writ
Shriver, former President Of the Bank who
declined reelection. Mr.. Thomas was
elected President He is the well known
banker and broker of Westminster, and has
wide knowledge of local financial affairs
First National Bank of New Windsor
David e. Stem, Charles j. Hibberd, Nathan
H. Bale, J. Hamilton Singer, John 81. Stem,
George P. l.. Hoover and George O. Brilliant.
Farmers Fertilizer tompany-DaVld d.
Roop. Uriah Bixer. Dpid }. Brown, Leon
ard Zile, John Roger, F. Thomas Babylon
and Ezra NJ Bish
Westminster Water Company George w.
Albaugh, VIM. II. Thomas, Charles &. Fink,
B. Frank Grouse George r. Gehr, Milton
Schaefer, Fred. d. Miller, Carroll Albaugh
and f. Thomas BabylonG George W. Al
baugh was elected President, Milton Schaefer
vice. president, and Carroll Albaugh secretary
and treasurer. N~+
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

g Uniontown Charge, Lutheran niontown-Ser-
vice ut TO- 50 a. M Baust Church--Service at p III.
sy,r.tsa g.. w. Baughman, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church Sunday School. at 9 Il.
M HOLY Communion at 1920 a. M and 7.3O p. m.
Y PS. C. E. at CAS- p. M:
SALEM charge. Lutheran Church. Benjamin's
Cburch " p. s. C. f. $50 a. m. Preaching
az 10 a. m st. Johns Misunderstanding ut p.
80 = S. A. Dieh Pastor.
Divine Service ut Pipe Greek NJ. P. Church at
10 30 a. m and Uniontown at 7.3O p. IN.
Rev. B. w. Kindley Pastor.
81 PANTS Reformed 5Church.--Sunday School at
q Is A. M Preparatory service Friday, January 10.
The Holy Communion Sunday, the 18th, at 1880 a.
M Regular service in the evening ut 10.
G. S. Slagle Pastor.
Centenary NJ Z. Ghurch.-Sunday School at 9: 10
a m Preaching at 1888 IN. ard 30 p. m. Ep-
worth i.eagueat 8. 70 p. m
Rev j. A. Price. d. D., Pastor.
Methodist Protestant eau oh, Rev W T. Gr h m,
d. D. Pastor tbbath Serrices.--Preac ling at
10 30 n M and $50 p. III. Slbbath School 9l3 II. IN.
Iunior c. E. at go p. Christian Endeavor 100
d IN Mid week Service IN lecture room We'd
day evening AT I 30 o'clock
St Johns Church -s;indays-Low Mas at 7.i5
and High Mass at 10 n. M. Vespers at T.3o p. IN
During the week--Mass at n. III.
Joseph II. cas- ilay, l'astor.
Carroll Charge. reformed thurch.-biYine S;r-
vice ut Benz MINIS ut l0a. IN. At Pleasant Valley
q Rev James b. Stonesifer. Pastor.
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SNYDERSBURG ITEMS.
Debating Society Organized Parties and
Anniversary Bali-Other Items.


On Monday of last week the people of this
vicinity met 10 organized debating society
and elected the following officers J.. H..
Lippy, pr, sdeni; II. NJ. Reed, secretary; E.
Ruby. treasurer. and they selected large
number Of questions for debate. Ga FRIDAY
night the question WAS (which acts the
qneerist, the city boy coming to the country,
or the country boy going to The city. The
meeting was attended by large number of
persons. The next question will be which
enjoys life the best the professional man or
the farmer.
This weather affords fine skating Walter
Albaugh while skating accidently slipped and
fell into the water.
Richard R. Smith, near this place, held his
second annual ball on the 9th. 1t was at
tended by the Snydersburg high hoppers, and
they were accom- anied by the Mex.cans. 1t
was held to celebrate his mother in law 8
birthday. She was busy knoting carpet rags
when the arrival Of guests surprised her. The
Mexicans afforded fine music and the guests
took full advantage of it. AT late hour re-
freshments were served after which the guests
departed for their home.
Mr.. Wilson Ebaugh isgoing to reside in
this place, on the corner of High and Low
streets.
Rev. Ii. H. Flick preached his first sermon
this year last Sunday at 2 80 p. IN. The ssr-
vices were largely attended.
Rashe Abaugh. formerly of this place, Is
residing near Manchester, and has a severe
attack of the measles. ere
Clarence F. Sharrer has returned from WIS.,
iting relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Miss Mabel Fowble, of s kesyille, IS visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. Hesson is very busy selling and trading
horses, cows. sheep and hogs.
WIN. W. Groose II Co. is talking about en-
larging their broom factory. Business is very
brisk at presents aseyerybody is rushing their
broomcorn tn the ti,clory.
Mrs. Garnet Ruby has returned home
from q long visit. IS
On January l4h the young people of this
vicinity aud some from Westminster spent a
very pieassnt evening at Mr.. and Mrse-John
H. Leisier's, near here. The house Was
thrown open to the guests aud in a short
time they were all interested in games, vocal
and instrumental music. Refreshments were
served. While refreshments were being served
Misses Ada and Jennie Lester rendered some
fine vocal music. .rl4ss.l..as eiis.l..
Mr.. S.. J. Ham, near here, has sent two OIL
his celebrated coon dogs to OHIO. saii,. s.saze
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weather record for the Week.

January 11-mercury 80 at I a. N. and y
at 2 p. M heavy frost; light snow; cloudy,
followed by clearing and blnstery weather
after p. m. January l2-mercury "A at I
bluslery with occasional snow squalls during
the day and night. january l3-mereury Is
al a. N. sad q at p. M. fair and blusiery.
January 14-mercury l3 al a. III. and 81 al
D. m +; generally clear. January l5-mer,
curry y al a. NJ. and AZ at 2 p. m: gener-
ally cloudy. January I6-mercury % at 7 a.
IN. and 81 at Up. NJ; generally cloudy; clear
ing in the afternoon. January 17-mereury
15 at Z a. M and % at p. M; clear.
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MARRIED..

.-t5ElE.Esg+
At the Reformed Church parsonage, Carroll
Place. Westminster, Nd, January 3, 1902 by
and Virginia Agnes Stewart, of near Bachman's
Mills. Md. er .
On January g. 1902. at Salem parsonage, Westmin.
ster Md, by Rev. s. A. Diehl, A. Myles sharrer OF
Brummei Md, and Miss Nellie NJ. Reese. of
LAWYER Md.
At the home of the brides parents. in Westmin-
Jesse G Rover, of Cranberry Valley and Miss
Minnie A. Croft Westminster. Md.
At the home of the brides parents near May
berry Nd, January 15, 1902, BY Rev. G. W. Baugt-
man. William J. Halter. of Silver Run, Md, and
Miss Annie s. Marker of Mayberry. Nd! i5
December D. 1901, in Highland township; Adams
county Pa by Elder C. L. Pfoutz. VIM. 2. Hansey,
OF Highland township, and Miss Flora 5. BeweIs,
of Carroll county, Md.
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Alicia Items.

Rails have arrived for the Gunpowder Rail
road. the track wing is being rushed by a
good force of men, and is expected 10 be com
pleted in shor, time. 1t will be Of great
benefit to the surrounding community.
The Rockdale Powder Company have start
ed their dynamite works and are turning out
large quantities daily. 80
The oyster supper he'd by the Alesla Band
was success. The net proceeds were $50. 20.
The band added 10 its membership on Jan.
uary 10. two more members, Mr.. Samne
Nnil. Of Manchester. solo cornet player, and
Mr.. Richard Deagan, of Miller's. They would
he very glad to hear from any one else wish
ing TO become member, as the band is pros
pering very fast
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Personal and Society Notes.

Mr.. Edwin Shriver, of the Postoffiee De-
partment, left on Monday for Illinois, where
he will lay out some rural free delivery routes
Cardinal Gibbons was entertained by Judge
and Mrs William H. Thomas at dinner last
Sunday The guests to meet the Cardinal
were Fathers Cassidy, Thomas and Kane,
Comptroller Hering, B. F. Shriver, b. f..
Grouse, Chas E. Fink and John M. Roberts.
Mrs. William Nicholas, of Brooklyn, N,
Y, formerly of this county, is visiting friends
and relatives at Warfeldsburg and Sam s
Creek.
Miss ramsey j. R. Stocksdale, of near
Finksburg, has gone to spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. S. D. Melvin, at Scranton,
Pa. ~
Miss Annie Genan, of Pleasant Valley. is
visiting her counsin, Mrs. Belinda Wantz, OF
Marston, and other relatives at Warlieldsburg.
Miss Carrie Wantz, of Marston, is guest
of her sister, Mrs. Jacob Long, Baltimore.
Messrs. Derr & Lambert were in New York
this week, looking up spring styles and nov
elites.
Mr.. g. W. Frizel, of Baltimore, former
member, attended the annual supper OF the
Westminster Fire Department. Mr.. Geo. A.
Davis, former resident ofWestmlnster, was
also guest at the supper.
Mr.. Charles D. Croft. Of Thurmont, Md,
for the past eight years salesman for Mr..
d. Hendriekson, ofFrederick, has accepted a
position with Miller Bros, this city. as sales
man and buyer fortheir notion department.
Mrs. E. b. Booth, Of Vergennes, Vermont,
is guest Of Mrs. Taylor, at the Rectory.
Rev. Mr. Taylor left on Tuesday for a trip by
sea 10 Savannah, Georgia. He will return
home the latter part ofnext week.
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UniontOwn Items.

Mr.. aud Mrs Marshall G. Shaw spent sew
eral days this week as the guests Of DR.. and
Mrs. Theodore Hoyt at Hanover, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nevin Hiteshew and Miss
Beatrice Hitestew are visiting friends IN Batl-
more. 5ts+ . --4s--4
Mi. Oliver N Hiteshew, of Baltimore, for
merly of this place, was the guest OF his par.
ents, Mr. aud Mrs. William Hiteshew, and
friends over Sunday.
DIR. j. j. Weaver of Washington, d. c.,
was in town this week.
Mr.. Clotworthy Rodkey, of Baltimore, is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs. }. Wes-
ley Rodkey. ZEJ u -
Mr. Alfred Stevenson bought the farm OF
the late Samuel Bare, on Wednesday at pub
lie sale for $50 05 per acre. Mr.. David Car
baugh bought house and lot Of acres for
5000. 20. Mr.. Benjamin Fleagles bought a
wood lot for SOL so per acre.
The Methodist Protestant Junior G. Il. So
ciety elected these officers last Saturday at
their regular meeting: President, Doris Hes
son: vice president, Ella Hiltibidle; cores
ponding secretary, Paul Devilbiss; recording
secretary, Edith Roatson; treasurer, Walter
Devibiss; Clara Zents, organst
Rev. George Englar, of Duncannon, Pa.
Lutheran Church is visiting his mother. Mrs.
Julia Euglar,
Mrs. George Sponsler of Harrisburg, Pa,
son of the late Hamilton Sponsler, was guest
of Mr.. Harrison Weaver and family part OF
Sunday and Monday.
Miss Elsie, daughter of Mr.. Greenbury
Ecker. is quite i'll with acute pneumonia
| DR.. j. r. Shreeve is the attending physician.
Rev Philip Englar is attending the session
of Bible Glass being conducted daily at the
Maryland Collegiate Institute at Union
| Bridge
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SATURDAY, JANUARY IS, 1902

The date on the Label oss yOus'
paper sJsoscs the time to schich yOua'
subscription Is paid.
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CHRISTINA sTRUrH.

Christina, wife of Mr. William Siruth, near
this city, died last Monday, aged 81 years.
She was native Of Alsace, Lorraine aud came
to America about 60 years ago. Shortly alter
her arrival she was married to Mr.. Struth, a
native of Germany. Her husband is IN his
85th year Mrs. Struih was devoted wife, a
kind neighbor and was beloved throughout
this community. She was member OF The
Lutheran Church Her funeral ioak place at
the German Church yesterday morning, when
would have been the 57lh anniversary of her
marriage. Rev. S. A. Diehl, assisted by Rev.
VIM. A. Grouse. officiating. The pall-bearers
we're Messrs. Jacob Brehm, Lewis Green,
Geo. w. Miller, louis p. Manning, Jeremiah
Slarner and Daniel Hunter. Her husband
Mr.. VIM Sruth, was too umwei to attend the
funeral
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neatn of well-Known Persons.

JANE SELI4MAS..-s - ~
Mrs jane r. Seli,nan, widow OF the late
10 hua Sel,na,r. died at her residence IN Bal
ti.Tnrer err .a- sl:rrv 10. instant. She was The
daughter oi in. late jacob Beaver, OF Tins
civ. Sic .eaves one brother and several SIS
ters. Her remains were inferred IN the West
Minister cemetery on Monday
REV. JOHN T. GLADHILL.
Last Monday information was received here
Of The death Of Rev John I. Giadh'li, u
Lutheran clergyman, at the home OF his son,
IN East Orange, ". j. He was son OF the
late James s. GIadhill, of near this city he
was a graduate of the Lutheran Theological
Seminary at Gettysburg, Pa, aud had been
in the ministry about 80 years, serving Luth
eran congregations in Pennsylvania during a
large part of the time. He recently resigned
the pastorate of the church at Conshohocken,
near Philadelphia, and accepted call to
church near Harrisburg. His furniture, &C.,
had been shipped TO that place and he and l,,
his wife we're visiting their son and only child
at East Orange, when he was taken SICK and
died after a brief illness. He was about 90
wears old. One sister-Mrs. John Sweigart-
and three brothers Giadhill, VIM.
S. Giadhil, of near this city, and Jacob Glad
hill, ofMiddleburg district--surylve him.. de
also has another brother residing near Fred
erick. His remains were taken to Gettys.
burg. Pa, for nterment.
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AFFAIRS AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Proceedings of the Orphans, Court and
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners last Monday
reappoinied Florence Little ianitor of the
Court House at salary of $50 per month.
George w. Lamotte was reappointed con-
stable for Hampstead district for two years
from February 10, 1902.
Special pensions of S. 90 each were granted
to William Minter of Manchester district,
Milton K. Haines Of Woolery's- district and
William Hopkins.