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The rxnAins Of Mr. Joha y, Myers we're
inferred IN Pipe Greek GermAa BAptis, bzry
iax gruahd os SanaAy The services ~rrr
ysnasetsd b. Rev. Edgar T. Read Of ,hs
Me.hodlss Protestant churrk. CRisa Bridge
Th- pail bearers VERDI. " u. Morris. :.
D. Sruseusy. john II. azpp. Iohn Epplsy.
J. T. i.aahrrt And ". W. s@cigart Frzak
J. Shrin~r bad charge ~ The faaerzL
Johu w. i.imdnrF iced ~ hzlaxors Ga SEA-.
Aay l@ss q Bztghis DISEASE. sg~d a. pwzrs-
Mr. liadasr bad taF auaheF d yc4rs sPesi
= ysartses, q ihe summer STE M and Mrs..
Charles Sitting near Uuiantowu.
Elder ]. u. Tom5aaSh. o. the PfugrcsAiT "
BrAuch 1T German BSpsis.s, q Hsgrrsosn,
preached a, liauood % SaadAy. There i.
sous~ talk u bgi8diuE church 81 thai place
Abaai thirty eeaplrs saspns@dg - the Bow
eos brothers lass "Wednesday evruisE. Tier
bad = ROYAL good gsmc-
Evan Hzlues aas b-ra appointed road s5sa-
missioner ~ District No 2 ia plsee Of 4 IRA
hatn CAyl0r.
fhaaaas Fritz = baiid,nE hog pen 7Ox2z
feet. u feet high sssh ten iasF,ie pras. on the
farua nos occap,cd by CyFa, J. Hall. Charles
Crumbsekey y dssrE the soFk.
The Clear Ridge hshinx elab have orgAngEed
and sail have AH ostag soou they aTS
sure that Pipe Greek Is trpe q ice.
Cyrus J. Hail sold 20 John Lambert Gn
Nouday eight steers wbich weighed s45t
pounds.
BasrleJ C0ok.on Is pa,tiag an addisioa Il
his house II ID feet, tao steFies. Charles
CFualbzeker carpenter,
The pee wees are here. Look out for san~
s. Patrick Gas very mild up here.
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The home Of Mr. and Mr.. George Z.
Wright, near Taylorsyiiic. Vas the se~ur If =
very pleasant aud agreeable parry. wednes
day evening, the llth instant, i bout 80 g.
IN. the guests began to arrive Hnd by : . clock
The rooms we're comfortably filled Games ~
various kinds we're INDUCED ia until late
hour. after which refreshments ~err served
Those present were Georg- +. Wright aud
wife. Messrs. Burgess and Douglas Condor,
William Barnes, Charles and q. Augusta.
Wright, Robert Faryer. Augustus Gosnell,
Oliver and Charles Buekm Elmer and
Harry Grimes, Eiward WArield, Walter and
Roy Gunn, Charles Pickett, Norman Buck
man, Webster Reese, George Fismming, Tru
man Lowman. Charles and RAYMOND Frank
lin. Harry Barnes, Charles Bair, Charlie.
Barnes. Thnrmau and Clarence Wright, Clar-
ence Shipley aud John Warner; Misses A
Amelia Barnes. Dasie Bair. Grace COndon
Elsie Gum. Julia Barnes. Zelda Frizell, Bes
SIZE Farver. Mamie Gum, Minnie Pickett
Grace Franklin, Gertie Spurrier, Berthe Con
don, Nellie aud Maggie Wright, Christie
Reese and Halle Franklin.
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New Aarsrnsemenis.

Some Of This Weeks SPECIAL Attractions r
Mathsr's New York Bargain Stores, West
minister aud Manchester.
Thoroughly Equipped For the Spring
Charles F. Hering's Department Stores,
Westminster. Nd.
New Spring carpeis--The Miller Bros.
Cos Popular Cash Stores. Westminster, Nd.
Examiners Notice-Frederick Elgen, I.
Jefferson Guun. Lewis F. Hood. Examiners.
rs Bushels Seed Pu,aioes-H W. Hull,
near Westminster. Md.
Another Large Public Sale Of Horses and
Mues-Jacob Thomson.
TO Lovers Of Fiae Horses-Coaeh Horse
CO.. Nex Windsor, Nj.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the Postofheei
Westminster. Nd.
Lumber and Cord Wood at Public Sale
A. N. KAlbach.
80 Horses and Aules-H. A. Spaldiag, LIT
tlestnwn. Pa
Election No,ice-Charles H. vasderford-
Secretary.
Election Notice.. E. Bsnkert, Treas.
Horses-H. A. Smith, Hanover, Pa.
Fall OF Rome-N. VI. College.
Proposal foe Federal Building.
Legal Notices.
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Bankert,s Min Items.

One Of the surest indications that spring is
here, is that already many birds Of the differ
ent species have arrived from the south.
The growing grain presents a beautiful APP
pearaSce at this season and poiats 10 boun
tiful harvest
Friday of last week several cars made an
attack on some small pigs. belonging 70 Theo-
dore Cummings. killing two and manning one.
When il was discovered what damage they
bad inflicted, they were treated 10 load OF
buck shot.
Fitting lime Is coming on. and in the very
near future some will be damicl.ei ia ,hGiF
new homes Mr. Charles Dawson viii move
from J. c. Bankert' tenant house, 10 Wm.
Rodkey's. near Mayberry; Ira Rodkey will
move to bis father farm, near Tyrone. and
II. G. Myers 10 Cal. Dodrer's tenant house
vacated By Mr. Rodkey; Mr. john Few 10
Fnzellburg, and Harry Helahridie 70 the
mill vacated by Mr.. Few.
Rev. j. s. Hartman, will preach at BSust
church, on Sunday. 22nd instant, 81 10, a. N.
in place of Rev. Il. J. McAhsIer, who Is SER
iously III.
John W. Few recently shipped ms second
assignment Of fur hides Cor this season, 70
New York. consisting OF 80 mnskrai, S5
skunk, 90 opossHm, Is coon. 8 fox. 10 mloS
and ot;ers
Miss Fannie Shaey aad Mr.. John Fo~ler,
both OF Tyrone, we're quietly married a; toe
evening 18th instant, by Rev. J. ;. Hartman
Reformed parsonage Silver Raa, lass Sunday
They have our best WISHES 70 their rev DE-.
pariare and NAV their days be speut IN felicity
and may their yeArs he prosperous
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Mixers itSmS.

The frieads aAi relatives Of Mn. william
Miller we're greatly shocked last AondAy
~hsu they learned 81 her G~Agh. Aher Aa
illness Of Only one week. She wAs 10 years
old She leaves husband aad suo small
children Faaeral was held Al Miller church
Wednesday afternoon ~ ! a clock. Re-. j.
W. uousesnan UtieiAIinE The psii- b~sTrTs
~ere MessFs. J. s. Richard, jesse Dsagsn,
George A!bNagb, Jamss RohrhAsgi. Nicholas
Fisher add james Harx.
Mr. kcss HohAekrr killed large ground
hog last Saturday. !, ueighed Is sounds.
Mr.. Wm. FoWhle moFed his fSEsiiy 10 Balti.
more last Tuesday. aud NJ. Noah Warner,
near AlesiA, will move iain The house vzgs,el
by Mr. Fowble Mr. John S-5pp hs. moved
TO Baltimore. and Mr. George o. d Hoover,
OF AlesiA, moved into the hoase vacated by
Mr.. SeIpp.
Who0ping cough . the general complaint
10 this neghborhood At present
Mr. Iraa Miller spent iass Saturday amt
Sunday visiting friends IA Baltimore.
The iufami child OF Sir. aad Ms Henry
Miller died Tuesday Aboa, 4 =. m. after
beiHg IA Tor several days vigh gastric tevrr.
Funeral was held al M,lier's Chuteh FsiiAy
merning. II was II months old
Mr., Ross HoaAckeT Is VISITING friends iu
Baltimore.
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The Baltimore Sun says; lheWestern Mary.
land railroad is to be equipped with yestl-
buled passenger train service. Ii has been
decided BY the company TO vestibale the Blue
Mountain Express, which runs between Balti'
more aud Hagerstown, aud the Pen Mar
Express. which is run exclusivelS for the
accommodation of Baltimorsans going to Pen
Mar the popular summer resort in the Blue
Ridge mountains. Both trains are only put
on during the summer and are intended TO
increase the facilities for reaching the vari'
Gus resorts along the road.
This is in line with the policy Of the Gould
interests to supply their roads with the best
aud most modern passenger equipment. The
two trains to be vestibuled are largely patron
lied during the summer. Travel TO Pen Mai
and the other resorts along the road has greatly
increased during the past few years and the
new trains will greatly improve the service.
Extensive betterments are to be made al
Pen Mar Park before the opening of the sea
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nrnnanS, Court.

Monday, March 16th.-The last will and
testament of William Caple, deceased, was ad-
United 10 probate and letters testamentary
thereon, were granted to Edward Crawford,
who received order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
David Mort, deceased, were granted 10 Joseph
Delphy, who returned inventory of money.
William Il. Vanderford, administrator W.
a. of Adeline r. Vanderford, deceased, set
tied first and final account.
Hattie L. Weaver, administrative of Gran
Vile R. Markell, deceased, received order to
transfer stock.
Newton A. Reindollar and Luther w.
Mehring, executors of David II. Reindolar,
deceased, reported sale of personal property.
Hanna A. Brown, Administrative of John
H. Brown, deceased, reported sale of per
sonal property.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth S. Fisher, deceased, were granted
TO Andrew J. Long.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Rachel Reindollar, deceased, were granted to
David II. Reindollar, who returned inventory
of money.
George B. Shriner and J. Hamilton Singer,
administrators d. b. n. C. t. a. of Abraham
Shriner. deceased, settled first and final ac'
count.
George B. Shriner, administrator W. a. Of
Sarah F. Shriner, deceased, settled first and
final account.
Peter j. Geiman, executor of John Gel
man, deceased, reported private sale of per
sonalty, and settled first and final account.
Tuesday, March 17th.-The last will and
testament of Arthur Davis, deceased, was ad.
mitted to probate and letters of administra.
ton. with the will annexed, were granted tC
Edward NJ Wordsworth, who received order
to notify creditors.
The last will and testament of Eugenia K.
HAYDEN, deceased, was admitted to probate
and letters testamentary thereon were granted
to Mamie B. Fouke, who received order to
notify creditors.
Ezra B. Garner, administrator of Jacob II.
Christ, deceased. settled FIST aud final &C
count.
The last will and testament of Fannie NJ.
Williams, deceased was admitted TO probate.
John l.. Reifsnider and Charles I. Ref
snider. executors of Jesse L. Reifsnider, de-
ceased, reported sale of real estate.
George A. Houck and Cornelius G. Barn.
hart. administrators of Harris /. Barnhart,
deceased, reported sale of personal property.
Joseph p Deiphy, administrator of David
Mort, deceased. settled first and final account.
Nathan II. Bale. executor Of Elizabeth
Jane Bale. deceased, settled first account
George b. Shriner, executor Of Daniel +.
Shriner, deceased, settled supplemental ac-
cOunt
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sarprtse Party Near Gamher.

The home Of M. aud Mrs.. Wm. y. SaAacA
Wa The scene Of 40 interesting surprise party
on Wednesday night, llth instant Il wAs
siyeu "a honor oftheir daughter Mss Minnie,
by her many friends. Games and plays we're
inialE-d 10 antl late hour when toe Eue-t,
wcre Iavited Co the diuiugrpnEl. sberu table
laden wih al the dslicacies D; the srssos
greeted them. Aaer pzfsSkieg e iAc boau.
,rutls rrpast ihey agaia r. aired TO The ray
Iass and coniiuHrd their meTee -asskiUE angli
the We stna hoAT., when al. hs4 ksSttre 90
their host aad hosIesk Thoss pssseu, serr
Mr. add Ms. Wa. y. SbEsek. Mr.. sod Ms.
Geo. W Arnold. Mrs. David Hog, Nsssrs
Minnie ShAack. Amanda Niisau, Della AZ.
aol3. Pearl Hos MAY Arnold, Nay lisg
hog, EumA Arnold. G1iIa Barnes. Mildred
Arnold, Pear Barnes. Rcf,aa ti&riaes. BeE
Lab Shauch DA,syr harucs. Maade Sh4ack,
Pearl Shipier, uellN P0oje 0sEssa Shipiry
aud MARY Wsi.oa; MsS.u- john AFuog4, " "a.
HiH, George HoG. EnaSy 6orsach. Ray
Poole, George GsFhsr. CbzFies tsAsheF. Car.
roll S,ocksdale. Carroll Lspp. HSayy hlec.
Herbert Gorsach. uerxehei Miller. HerschrI
Arnold. Martin Gambler. Eimcr Barnes, tico.
Shspiey, Courtney Shjplry, Io~~pA HA,acs.
George Phillips. WiillAn Palihps. Carol
Bsrnes, Carroll SiNsnRs, Earl Leuis, Jarrett
Shzack. Beard AFnogd. Aelv,a SA4ack Anc
Waraer Shaack.
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Wife of Henry Sell. residing near Baust
Church, died on Tuesday, 10th instant, of
consumption, aged 20 years, months aud %
DAYS. Her remains were taken to Baust
church, on Friday morning and inferred in
the family lot in the cemetery adjacent TO the
church. Rev. J. S. Hartman, of Silver Run,
officiated, and used for his text, Rev. .lst
chapter and 4th verse. He was assisted by
Rev. G. W. Baughman, of Uniontown. For
many years Mrs. Sell was recognized as the
leading spirit in the church, Sunday school
and in the missionary society. Certain quali-
6cations of heart and mind fitted her for these
various duties. She was faithful wife and
mother, and As a neighbor her excellent quail
tiles were too well known TO admit of any
comment Beuevolence was fundamental
law of her nature, and no one justly in need
was turned empty from her door. That she
was held in high esteem was evidenced by the
large and sorrowing congregation who We'd
with each other, 10 pay the last tribute of re-
spect to her memory. Many eyes we're be-
dimed with tears, as she wss consigned to her
last resting place, when they realized that the
living heart was still and the light had gone
out Of those eyes we were cheered by the
thought that il was not the end. but only the
beginning, and at last entered into ihst rest,
aud as the language Of the text REQUIRED TO
ones mind. where God will wipe all tears
from our eyes Her wonderful patience snd
sweet resignation in the midst Of suffering aud
pain. which she bore without complaint for
the past year, fully recognizing the fatal
,ure Of her sickness, yet she was always Of a
cheerful aud hopeful disposition. May the
Saviour comfort the aged husband and re-
naming children, who have thus been called
upon 10 give up this loved one. She vas the
mother Of four children--Aiss Jaue Sell and
Ms. Rebecca Maus preceded her. Mrs Wm.
Flickiuger and Mrs Jacob Rodkey, Jr., sur.
vive her q. c. H.
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Personal Notes.

Mr. and Ms. james J. Roller have issued
Invitations 20 the marriage Of their daagater,
Emma. 10 Mr. Jehn Oliver Devrles, on Wed.
nesday, March 3. at 8 .. m. a. Frvedoa n.
T. Church South. The bride and gy0om siii
be nj home. Forest Level, Eldcrshurg, aiser
April lst.
Master Jacob D. Leiser. j.. Of scar
Hampstead. accompanied hss grandfather.
Mr.. Jacob D. Lester Go Westminster. oa
Tuesday. and called al THS ADyocATK oaice.
Mr. Harry Miller. Of New York City. Is :
guest Of his father. Rev. p. II Miller, this CITY.
Mrs. Charles II. Odei, Of Buffalo, \. T.,
i guest Of Mr. aud Mrs. Granville u. Bach
man, Of this city.
Letters have beea recet=sa by Mr.. snc
Mrs. WIN. b. Thomas announcing The safe
arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lamme sad son IA
Holland. They bad delightful voyage, *
cep, the gales that struck them in the Euglisi
Channel
Mrs. DIR. James H. Frazer, Of Baltimore
i . guest of her brother. DR.. J. Howell BIZ
hngslea.
Mrs. ReveFdy Broune. Of Norfolk, Nir
gina. Is visiting Mrs. Msalsby.
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Notices of Sales, for which bills are printed a
this Office, will be published under this head unit
day of sale for 50 cents. When bills are printed
elsewhere 500 will be charged. Terms cash.
Monday, March ., at l O'Clock p. m, on thC
premises Of the undersigned, lately John StuiI
heirs, Carroll county, Nd. at Tank Station, W NJ
p R.. will be sold at public sale 1000 Feet OF OaE
and Chestnut Boards, 80 Cords OF Slab WOOD, &C
A NJ. Kalbach.
Friday March D. at / O'Clock y. m, on the
premises of Jno T. Fowbe, in the Fourth District
Baltimore county, Nd, adjoining the farm OF John
L. Iongnecker, on the road leading To the sunny
Hill road. will be sold at public sale 30 900 Feet oak
Boards. Plank and Scanillng. &c. A. NJ kalbaeh
March "a, u ms horses, cows, heifer. year
ling bulls brood sows, shOtes, wagons. ana a
full line of farm implements, &c. r. G. and Joel
Bish on the DR.. Cole farm on the Sullivan road
near Westminster. Win. Warner. auctioneer.
March So at 9 a m-Intending 70 quit farming
l will sell all my horses. cattle, wagons, farming
utensils and some household furniture John +,
Rickle agent on the farm of Mrs Annie Roberts.
Known a. the Caylor farm, on the road from the
Uniontown Turnpike TO Wakefield
March 81. at II clock nj Horses, Mich Cows
. Sows Boar Hog. Binder. Drill Horse Rake The
goods are all new Harry I. +. Hollenbaugh, near
New Windsor J. Thomas Roop AuctioneeF.
April l. 1 p. m.-2 Double Heaters. Small Range.
oil Stove Bureau, Beds. Sideboard, Extension Ia
Bile Chairs Lamps. 50 Gallon Coal Oil Tank, SC.
Ella L. Roberts, near Medford.
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A Pleasant Social Parry.

A very pleasant SOCIAL party ~As zivss on
"Wednesday evening a. the home Of Mr. james
Baker. q; Smallwood. in honor OF his dAagh.
ter Miss Lirrie Baker. Music VAS furnished
By Asssrs Charles Buckingham, Harry Ship
ley and Harvey Davis. with F,oiin. mandolin
and gaiJAr. The evening vas very enloyzhly
spsnt 70 dancing aud other dIvsrsioas entiI a
late hour. sken the guests al departed for
,helr respective homes. thanking their host
AID hostess for Their evening" pleasure
Those prvseui EeFs w iilfam o. Loekard
and ~ifv, Lee + FrIz=sgl Aad ~ifs. Sga&rd
fuEzell and ~ifs, James Baker: Misses l.sExis
Baker. Minnie H. Frsyuaan, Lizzie TsrapAu.
1clsJs LoekaF3. Cora Carr. Laura Cioss.
Aaais Close. illly Miner, Rep Baker. L,lly
FrIek. Miaaie BARRIER. GsFtse Fsizzsll, Bessie
Fossssst. Lolly Eiaoadsoa. Daisy shiPley.
L.5sJis Friszell. Miliie Frisaeli. Esgells V.
IaaekArd. bessie A Loekard. Almela l..
Lack~fd: Nessrz. William DAVIS. Phiueaa
Shirlsy. Frank Ph5lAps, Elmer Logae, Car
roll lezae. HArrr Clerss, George Ss,Pp, RAY
DAVIS. Charles Reese. John Baker, Herbert
BAXTER, Frr4iis tiArdssF, Harry Ssipisy,
Marshall Carr. CbAf5ss Lsckard, HAIRY Da.
-, Jobu Balm, Bssss, Jesse Cloas. James
Saidsf George Wolfe. Charles BeekiskhAas,
Less pfrscAiss, Less beard. CiArsaes
Barhols=. Ellsworth Baker. Gearge Phillips.
Willie Pt,ihp., Loass saA'il. Wa. o. Loek
ard. Jr
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Ella Bowen and l'pton Clagets, negrOes,
are 10 Rockville jail, changed With the
murder Of Charles Dyson. negro, on the
night Of July {, last. The woman has
made full confession.
j. J. T,manus, Of Powha,an Baltimore
county, who 81 mysseriously disappeared
on March 3. has been heard from. His
wife received letter from him stating
that be was in Memphis, Tenn, and
would explain all upon his return.
Rev. j X. Wheeler. of Reisterstown,
has been a member Of the Baltimore Con
ference for SO wears, dividing this dis
tinction with Rev. Asbury K. Kelley
They joined the Baltimore Conference as
members of the same class. Mr.. Wheeler
was formerly presiding elder of Frederick
district
John Seblon, an insane sailor, who was,
until a few DAYS ago, attached TO the United
States steamer Michigan, took advantage
of the kindness Of his guards, who had
removed his manacles, and took possession
of an entire coach of the train on which
he was conveyed from Erie, Pa, to Wash
ington. d. c. Wednesday He escaped
from the train at Union Station, Baltimore
and was only subdued after a desperate
struggle.
A marriage license was issued Tuesday
in Baltimore by the clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas for the marriage of Angus
tus Eek, aged 81 years, of Middle River,
and Miss Elizabeth Hashagen, aged 81
years, of the same place, license for
whose wedding was refused the day before
at Towson on the grounds that MIR. Eek
is the uncle of his intended bride. The
license has been re -called as the relationship
was not given at the time 1t was issued.
A sale Of live stock was held by Charles
Hargett. president of the Frederick County
Agricultural Society, on his farm Wednes-
day. Ten farm horses brought an average
of S207 each, among which was one that
sold for ST., on account of having silver
tube in its threat. A 6-year-Old Perch
eron brought 1925. Most of the horses
were bought for Littlefeld, Alvord 4 Co,
of Washington. A number Of l-year old
colts brought $50 to $50. Horses at all
sales in Frederick county are bringing
remarkably high prices this spring.
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March Wedding Bells.
STULL-CARR.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized at
Emory NJ. E. Church, Fowblesburg, at one
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. The contract.
ing parties were Harry Stull and Miss Annie
Carr, both of Emory Miss Berthe Carr. sis
ter of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr.. +.
jackson Stull was best man. The ceremony
was performed by the brides pastor, Rev. c.
F. Jones. Miss Bertha Fowble played 'Oh.
Promise Me-" The ushers were W. II. Tay-
lor, w. B. Hull, B. C. Carr and Harold
Spencer. The bride was gowned in aeoIine,
trimmed in crep de chine and real lace and
carried a shower bouquet of white roses. The
bridesmaids wore Persian lawn, trimmed in
white ribbon and carried pink carnations.
After the ceremony 4 reception was held at
the home of the groom's father, Mr. Henry
Stull. Maple Hill. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. John Carr, Mr.. Henry Stull Misses
Lulu and Esta Stull, Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. lg-
lehart and Mr. and Mrs. V. b. lglehart, OF
Ellicott City; Miss Berthe and Geo. Carr, OF
Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Win Harris and
daughter, Mrs Alice Schsffer, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Geo. II. Phillips, of Hampstead; ". k.
Martin, of Baltimore; Walter Il. Taylor and
wife, of Westminster; Brsdley and Howard
Carr, George Myers and wife, Myrtle, Marge
and Irvan Myers, Mr.. Albert, Luther and
Russell Carr, Jas. Taylor, Mrs. Alice Zeigler,
Kate Beams, Earl Eiserode, j. W. Schatfer,
of Baltimore, aud Mrs. Z. B. Stull.
HOUCK-RoHRBAUGH
Miss Ellen, daughter of Mr.. John Rohr'
baugh, of Fowblesburg, Nd, and Mr.. Elias
c. Houck, 402 West Twenty ninth street,
Baltimore, were married Monday night at the
home of Mrs. Gertie Copenhaver. sister OF
the groom, 1924 O'Donnell street. Rev. j.
A. Price, pastor of Canton Methodist Episeo'
pal Church, performed the ceremony. A
reception followed. Mr.. and Mrs. Houek
will reside at 402 West Twenty. ninth.
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HaIrhf IicmS.

John A.liouse sad daughter. Of Green
Spring Valley. visited his son Thomas this
week.
John Jones children have measles a, this
writing.
Mrse +. o. Mallonee. Of Hught has been
very SICK. but IS slightly better NJ this writing
Joha Jones, Of aeAr here. will move tro,n
the Thomas property 10 Lewis Aliens farm,
near North Branch.
Mr. Belt. our popular butcher. vacated the
Allen property and will continue his business
on the property formerly vacated by William
Frost.
few Of our citizens have done some gar.
deniug; your correspondent has peas up and
lettuce large enough 10 cal.
Having made careful examination of the
frui, crop find that nearly all fruit Is killed
from some unknOwn cause, except apples and
cherries.
Rev. W. J. Whiiesell is expected to preach
at New Oakland uexI Sunday morning, al /
o'clock. Sunday school will be recognized
at 10 clock.
c. Hanson is digging out q large fish pond
near his residence, and will put several lhous-
and trout IN IL.
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Sales OF Real Estate.

George l.. Siocksdale, attorney for Miss
Harriet Bollinger. has sold At private sale To
John r. and Mary Ann Wolf. the farm
known rs the Lindsay farm, near UnionioSn.
containing SO acres, ] rood aud p perches OF
Iaud, more or less, for 1880. Also to Mr..
Edward Z. Rinedoilar her property situate on
Main street, in TaneytoWu, known as the
HauEh property. fer s., 400
George l.. Sioeksdsle, as trustee of the es.
tate Of Annie T. E. Weimert, has sold at
public sale acres and II perches Of land,
more or less, TO Samuel II. Mickey for 1922.
Also to Jacob L. aud Lydia A. Brown 5 acres
Of land, more OF less, at $50 ger acre. Both
properties are near Mexico.
=Nessrs. William 4. Flemming, George A.
Fleming and George l.. Stocksdale. trustees
Of the estate Of Charles T. Flemmiug, de.
ceased. have sold the home farm of sald de-
ceased, near WAfersviiie, containing l57
acres and rOods Of land. more or less, TO C..
Arnold Fiemming at S5I per acre; total
Ss.5ls.S0 Also the adjoining house aud lot
oil II acres and g psrches OF land. more or
less, to Oscar N. SPurrier for Sl,t45. The
other farm containing 1911 acres, roods And
l. psTches was withdraw.
Mr.. Ailion Garrett. residing near MAnches
ter, has purchased the farm formerly belong
ing Ia Ar. Ira B, Zepp. IA BAehman's Valley.
from Msssrs. HofFAeksr 4 Shorb. Of PeHasyl.
vanis, l0+ seTes, for 81 so.