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A Canadian Visitor.

Hon William Smith, Secretary Of the Postal
Department OF Canada, representing the Post
master General of that country. paid an
official visi, to tins city Friday Of last week,
registering at The Westminster. Saturday
be was taken BY Mr. A. W. Maehen, Super.
intendenl Of the Free Rural Delivery OF Tins
country. who accompanied him from Wash
iugton, D. c.. over the entire route traversed
bv Wagon D. Mr. Smith witnessed with
great interest the delivery Of mail 20 the sew.
eral carriers, the receiving and gathering OF
mail, the great regularity Of the working Of
the system. and also interviewed q number OF
persons who are served bY the wagon and car
riers. Many appeals have been made TO the
Canadian postal officials for a service similar
10 the one III operation in Carroll county. and
so urgent are The demands, that the postal
authorities Of that country determined 10 make
a thorough investigation Of the system, and
sent Mr. Smith to Washington 10 gather data,
&c Several days were spent there, aud Mr..
Machen concluded that more practical
knowledge could be obtained by seeing the
Free Rural Delivery in actual service, hence
the visit To say that Mr. Smith was pleased
with the service hardly expresses II, as he
came here somewhat prejudiced against the
;dapiablliiy Of If for his section. In addition
to tue courteous treatment received, he was
greatly pleased with the farming land, barns,
dwellings and roads in this county. Mr..
Smith viii visit other sections, also, ~ order
to faniIiarize himself more thoroughly with
the free rura delivery OF mail.
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Al attractive entertainment go lowers af e. -sssa-l
r1zssc Uas given Ia tar szaao.aaas7 a. E1s b#-s-
barr Ra.umarr county last Sasa-iay en-. .as.
be prs-fssis atH B. asr8 b heip rag far ise row
tasa5 rceeat.y AaaEa; Es- shf school
rag Grit uumaas uu ihe p-sqsraaa aEa ptk-a
sa3a by Wr Heas1a ST Ha.fna7r wAt-h VAS etyra
ia very c-esIlasHse way Thr8 fal.aa Cd Two
saags o., ssp1Aua. sang .a sP-e0iA ya.re By N.g
aFAog -Haasa~rEer ~ Ja-hrsvaIs. ssfh Miss EeFtae
FaEa 's as zcsera ralaEst fAe rr-flslsaHt hs y ss
~aHsr. % Hs.s-aarg. v.rr Esfs llezs4rE Aasstasr
caseyasr .salu-c ~ re yF.s7sa wss inr ilss' 5E
Misses uilg aa1 f4Ek4r3 That uas ss1.suc,i hT a
t,ssatlag F rendered 2E.8 Es.Eest EEL eyilaH srau
LlszI tg 4 ass Her.aa Faahe Ne = ,a4ur.f %
Mes Nara - ho g,ar-.ssas rieh tas vaacr. raa.
I-Ga4ict taa ssrt. sea1gse4 ~r-crEsaz4a Tar 4urg
by Nsss gsss~ WI.ss4 aH. 60 LzryHza Has lArl
VS. .rzEaasIy rsaIi gwen ans tsyurab.y 0aaaeu.ei
upaH " y @. Bariggt af ksaa4.k. st1s.y
laaacl ha oraHap lauc t.E .l- asezsaH This
z.l.lgI r-ga,iy .a shr eFtaaae-s ea!ayarsi. A. q
atlBs observation 81 H. FaaraG.aes pEy bEaI
painted aasrt SHAPED grazams Eagtaa g9 as !ao
yeaur la1g FaT.iasF aals. ue-g Ffeteuio8 81
sI.ec.a. rsysarsi ;h.s FT1sfzm siI - reI~alrl s1
iHe rfcaaas 90 March zls. IssFe sat o. ALL
q uuaE uusatZ-s alss
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From Lisbon.

Mr. P7amuer. ot ere Pas;os5ea Depart
asrri. o; WAsh.HEtaa. has been ia Ihis sec
5000 several taFs laying oas = rouie sor ire,
seryprg %; uaasi matter To the gpqer seetlor u
u rzz-8 county. aHi extending far a
E,ehasaa. sn Montgomery cuuriy. The DIS
trttaftas usEre ~5.i Be Wgodhiuc, on the y. (
% q e.. tfam shea point too carriers eli
as.ysf sHs mA.. >alAyy $50 per amman,
cash a esT.l v~rvtca examinations wAs ksld
g. NaaEtre au kr3ay ass SrycB appb
raets =vrv .xsmsu~3 81 yaauE mea. rangSn.
a Asu .raa .! ta Is year Ihs EDair -.
aI# sa ghr gestohrrs a. Llso0U. fop.al
~t-rn.s. Earaeee. Uaasr aud Eschssaa.
i.a.tsu sH8 Eargace have t-sou 'mg9rtan
aN..r4. slrr5g.nEA .trxs number % patrons
ta-s. l-Fat.r appas i4au e manifested ta~AfN
tHr raaazr. As Esaay ~ti not receive th~j
asa# ar-- she middle ai The afrruoou
Hr-al =a7s sAsg eaa13 ss-a8 10 she aac- az Y
o. r aa# s.grsYs Co. Ear sssaT oti.essl a.
s..r. r. s.stt.aarE Fser Delivery ia Carol
g.a.r7. Tho next srp shsl.d b. l5 Eeziae'
.s.ssr postage 90 aar eeuf3 cAauuFte bArT =aa
&-- N-=a--e-. g-az,an all lar u~sravs, 5rt th'
p4hIsr res che FsYrr--or Iu the laagaAgc %
kaa4erss ... she p4lllg be- blessed Also ssei
tara4 gre irrc vuaccr-s, >Ass "a SlnE III
. lsa5.1s s,ns ''Jahu Brosu' SDu! !, March
ae ba. ben sat iuF The miiisnusgm.
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Wakefield Items.

One ~ our farmers told this story. lie
said as be WAS gong to hts corn cub recent
morning, be- yAa a large rst with head erect
carrying o iu. sized ear II corn 10 his moulh,
While NJ the same time his tail Wa wrapped
around another ear. which he SAS dragging
behind hsm.
Abea; 1900 tons Of coal passed through
th.s place iAsr Saturday on two trains
William Curry. hatcher for ]. y, Sioner,
has killed Abou, - heeves for farmers HISS
quickest woyA vas i minutes.
The thermometer registered ave degrees be
loE Eeru go Thursday morning.
some oi our yaHnE men are going vest IN
the spuaE
Nrss Sa.Hs BaSs, Of this place, Eiii 70 to
Baltimore next month ~here she will reside.
Deans A. Saith lost very valuable horse
rrcratlv
Hds Ruth Bahylon has severe attack d
measles a. present.
Suow began falling about 3 clock iAsi
Monday cssasrE aud continued until 8 late
haaT Mauiay 81 .hl
The ta.I1agnz persons 81, move ihis sprns
Samae. Robertson farmer Tor q. @ BiT.er
arU nave 90 Wakefield; James Robertson
FARMER &c Gcurka p. l.. Hoover will move 10
q. e.. Btx.vrs
H.ss l. Is Ba<rr after a bEIei visit "a Bait.
nsarg, -~fasuea aaa- last Saturday.
tx.~at1H HRsars jasl valuable coz re-
csa,y
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orphans Court.

Monday. February lG-George (. Cox,
executor Of Daniel A. Cox, deceased, reported
sale OF leasehold estate.
The last will aud testament Of Ephriam d.
Hess, deceased, was Admitted TO probate aud
letters tesameuiary thereon granted to irwin
L. Hess and Samuel d. Hawn, who received
order to notify creditors.
Henry B. Grammer and Jesse +. Shreeve,
executors of Henry Shreeve, deceased, set
tied third and final account.
Letters Of administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth Lowry, deceased, were granted TO
William Lowry.
Jacob C. Horch aud John p Horch. exec.
utors of Jacob Horch, deceased, settled first
and final account.
Tuesday. February l7.--Josiah Erb, exec
utor of Louisa Erb, deceased, received order
to sell real estate.
Final ratification of the sale of the real
estate Of George Bitzel, deceased.
The court will be in session Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of next week.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs Ary J Iamme and son returned home
We-Inas,iay NJ Isst vgsel, ,i,sr', yi.5, ~ some
vaats ~ L-r ,,,r,,,s III srB A. YIN r
Tbon.s IL sn5 NJ Iswr,e s,iIs3 an
Wsdnes5ay of,,,is vel, ar, fbe Sfe.,,n,r Rbv,.
dam for Holland ON = visit 1, bis family. aud
Mn be absent Two months. on their return
,bey viii t,ka ro.es.iop Of ,bairr4w home.
nh;cb ysiII h.. ,a1,,,i.,,.5 n, ,bsf ,ig,s
"A't@1''' = .
oei u He' i''''e 'I'e''1> ga -"
~ uN'le' ots h1'i'eS =
10 the parlor OF The Westminster by Mrs.
Croui, who gave them a surprise by seeing
which one could pat the arrow nearest she
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Liquid Air Experiments Something New
for Westminster

Prof Willis Elliott Reynolds, the Liquid
Air Demonstration, will give his celebrated
lecture on liquid air in the High School Build
ing next Monday evening, February BIRD
doors will be open at 80 The proceeds
will 20 to the benefit OF The High School
The lecturer will have a quantity of the
liquid air present, and will make many inter
esting experiments showing the effect Of ex.
IRENE cold on different objects.
The Liquid Air Wizards Menu-suggesliye
of a few of the experiments Soup. 3f2o be-
low zero; beefsteak, brittle, with Liquid Air
sauce; onions, hard as glass, but stronger
potatoes. la marble; lin dippers, fricasseed;
eggs, hatcheted or axed; melted steel, oxygen
flavor; alcohol in icicles; cigars, ashess, smoke
less and odorless, and many other marvellous
experiments.
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4 DELIGHTFUL. SOCIAL EVENT.

A delightful informal dance was given by Mrs c.
o. Brashear OF Gosnell. on Tuesday evening, Feb
rusry 10Th 10 honor Of her daughter Gladys birth
DAY Miss Gladys received in gown OF white
ursuudy assisted by her friend, Miss DruciIla
Wahi. OF Baltimore Al an early hour the guests
began to arrive aud the young hostess kept
busy unfit p IN. IS hen all were irresisubly drawn
To the dancing room by the strains eft beautiful
waltz by the we'll known musicians Messrs Albert
and Edgar Shipey and Arthur Gusnell. The
dancers seemed to feel this was all that was need
ed aud went tripping the light fantastic toe gmce-
fully over the floor The hostess made everyone
welcome seeming 10 be in all places AT one time
seeing that all enjoyed themselves. Miss
Gladys received II number of handsome pres
euts. among which WAS beautiful ring from her
mother Al Il O'Clock refreshments were album
dainty served It was quite late when the guests
babe the young hostess good night, all expressing
their thanks to her for giving them such delight
ful evening Those present were Mrs. G. o. Bra
shear. Mrs J. X. shipey. J. d. GOsnell and wife,
y 5 Hood and wife, Albert Shipiey and wife, Arch.
Dav and wife; Misses Maude Fleming. Norma Flem-
ing. Lillian Hood, Nettie Hood, Katie Dempsey
Emily Gosnell. Gladys Bashear, Maggie Matthias,
Drueilla wahl, of Baltimore Efie Fleming, Cora
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SOCIAL LIFE IN CARROLL.
Surprise and Birthday PartieS-Delightful
Dance and Musicale.

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George ". SandrucS,
of Alesa, there a very enjoyable surprise party
in honor of their son Harry, on February 10
The guests began to arrive at an early hour and
were received with a hearty welcome by the
family The evening was spent in music, games
and conversation until about 10 O'Clock, when re-
freshments were served in abundance, after
which games ana music were continued until a late
hour. Those present were G. W. sandruck and
wife I. NJ Blocher and wife, J. Bull and wife, Mrs.
Alouzo Kneller, Mrs. Edward Lucabaugh. Mrs.
Edith Wilhelm Mrs. Jane HohAcker, Mrs. George
Hare: Misses Grace and Bessie Mccullough, Mar!
and Cappie Hare, Meta and Mary Kneller Flor
ence and Alice Blocher, Chloe and Edna Hoifaeker,
Leah Frederick, Hester Wilhelm, Stella Dillo. Ola
Rohrbaugh Gertie Folk, Bessie Armstrong. Minnie
Kopp, BERTHE and Maggie Miller, Elsie Deagen,
Laura Miller; Messrs. Harry. Charles and Wibert
sandruck Emory and Everin Mccullough Char les
Folk Charles Miller, Doyle Warehime Bert Rohr-
baugh, Frank and Jacob zepp, Emory Warner, viii
liam Frederick, Joseph Dandy, Henry Gantzler,
Charles Brown, John Sandruck, John \. Miller and
John Null
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Nelrose Items.

j. Albert Zrpp rcerally sold his zoo pound
r.r..t.By press ~ a ulaa near Richmond, Va.
i ,sas sgp,i on the SD instant and II reached
h.u TX a4ys later.
We hear that Ice on trees sgulnes good
weld II fruit Ii such be the case &C can ex.
l,.gl an abundance Of fruit this year.
Iar m.arEs a. the Chestnut Hill Ore bank
are sia a. ~urS, beng sure ore Is not lar
aaay. AiJer they reach or many OF the
hauls los idle viii be employed
Mauy valentines we're seu! and received ~
this vicinity.
Aueh changing Is goius GA among property
holders and renters Mr.. Samuel Steiner,
our blacksmith. SOLD his pretty home 70 Mr..
Henry Buyher and intends TO move TO uear
Railroad, Pa.
Mr. Orrstus Ber~ager had public sale aud
moved ID near Friiluger mitl last week,
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Ms. Katie bemp-ey Is yas.ssuk her sisir5,
Nr. MARY urircg. uf BALTIMORE
N- pu-. Buckingham spent irW days 30
Easruarr vlv;fnE yr.aIlves .Aa week,
Mrs. EAfh >et.guaa s. vrsluaE hes SISTER,
Nf. J..rgl,ar lai1cs. near Westminster,
Nr John uass.s LITTLE daughter Elsie IS
slrF ssaA 81 ihss srluas
N-s Pear. Psas aud laughter Nrhre spent
d re 4Ass viih h-r brother, Otgls Rockingham
aud iaur.y as seek.
Irwin and Geurs~ HARRISON. of Oakland
...gut . fe~ dAya ~lth ysr.y father, Mr. George
Hasfassl. recently.
Nes Jas,yh.ue Buekinghan spent from
SATURDAY, aa,l Monday a.th her sister. Mrs..
Cafur Baker.
Mr. ! Theodore Gosusl. Is m Baltimore a
3 hospital and II .hss 9r.'tng Is getting along
srEY sria
Nrssr, HAIRY Trayef and Harry Eckei
rxryal sa ~ into the horse aud cattle powder
business tu the near future aud Lloyd ;
Hsrklugaam IS 90 be- iheig travelling salesman
Nf Willard +, Buckingham Is 10 the Jaui
business
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To Ministers and Others.

Owing 10 the late hour in which DEGREES anC
other legal issued by the Court frequent
ly not until Thursday night, we request all minis
entertainments for the benefit of Sunday school.
and public schools to send their notices in not ate
than Tuesday morning of the week they wish then
announced. By doing so their publication can b,
a certain time after they are issued by the Court
and in order TO comply with the DEGREES &c. of the
Court We are compelled to leave out or curtai oul
other notices.
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Golden Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs Lewis IL. Stocksdale quietly
celebrated the tiitieth anniversary OF then
marriage AT their home, Locust Grove, near
FiuAsburg. on Tuesday. February 18th. They
srre married al Perth Castle, the estate OF tie
brides father. the late Nimrod Gardner, by
Rev Mr.. Hank OF the VI. E Church. The
wedding was Que Of unusual interest, and the
h.jy year, have been passed at their present
home. They were blessed with SIX children,
three of whom died Young, Louis Anna died
h October. 1898. aud William Gardner, who
.ss Vrll-kuown IN business aud social circles
of Baltimore. died IN that city June lOIh,
lpO2 The one surviving is Mrs. n. Dorsy
Norris. of Baltimore. The only graudchlld
Is Miss Bessie NJ. Norris.
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February I4-mercury SO at q. IN. aud 30
Al > %. m. generally cloudy; continuous rain
from p. ~ February l5-mercury 81 at :
a. m. and 3G at q. M; almost continuous
rain with light slerl. February ld-mercury
- az "a. ~. and ~ at 2p, m; rain until a.
M. followed by cloudy weather; snow from
>. 30 q. IN. until d. III. Tuesday, with heavy
drifts February l7-mercury IL at Z a. ~
s.ui I3 al p. ~. fair and blustery, Feb
ruury ls-mercury below zero at IA. m
and 20 at q. M; fair; light snow between
, 30 and 80 ,. m, followed by blustery
weather February l9-mercury b beio"
zero Mt A. m. and II a; p. IN. clear. Feb
ruary 2O-mercury at "A. NJ aud % at , p.
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ues azss ~1a-iag -sEas a. lo aasar. ~ NEr.a
ssrsexgr ,ss,s.. ssasais-r 4fss-A .taEe-las lsr.a
sf garair.at VI. nsssr sac .H ass i3,E 5fst a.l
uss s..-a .4 ..ssra.-a-a Frf-lsrisa ea4ay $50 ae
49,. ig.r 4sa Is zoe -.Fe ss~iera-4 SOL .asa0-.af
ss.rr ra- t.aa.y zsa'cl ta Ha.s.zaa-r ts-.Hs -
ysssr a.a ss-l NJ g.,Js ssss- s7- ssr sls s-a 81
ara .g Cover : ta. aa.sz vas .-sassai ~ - s,-
b .I.aaagr s5reri. asaF Frtaasst sFra-r HF sac e
-.at-,r e sar NtEg ass eEfvaslsrv -rts-a1 V Lao
Nr Easaf Fllst aasssrs af tsFaz.A L-8sF %
wassss- AL va. a a.s4a-~E 20 lNazt-st7 ta-af-a
EatsF A-zz-ra be Is sarr.yr5 tF a ~ -lHa ass
s...r a.,s1eser NJ Charles ,ryrs ss s1ar-auzla Ire
fs-r.al la.s. flara WcIaeplay. auI aAs .a ra-srse
81 J2c NAsa=s
urs cover 10 e .tsss-frs 5f lae -sle tsrssasa
yaau.s tsrsar7.y &c EIaasEs.rai NJ tavss SIS aa
aar4c ~ Nr aafa~s NsHgr tf ~ ia.t gsg.
xl.srr &c -tasaily visited ss-l esssa Asi sasse1
eos asae- n, .s5l1rs Coz -l2 asaa3r
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Union Mills Items.

Clinton Yeiser, Of this place, has gone o
Hanover to open store.
Lewis Shriyer is visiting friends IN Hanover
and York
Miss Helen Bankert visited friends IN Lit
tleStown.
l.. Matthias visited relatives in this place
G. W. Yeiser gave a lecture in Taneytown
this week.
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
y MORTGAGEE'S SALE
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
Near FTnksburg, Carroll County, Nd.

By virtue Of mower Of sale contained in a
mortgage from William H. Gardner and wife,
10 Charles A Reid. dated April llth, 1885,
aud recorded among the Real Estate Mort
gage Records OF Carroll county, in Liber F.
I. $. No. 10. folio Isl, etc, and duly assign
ed 10 the undersigned, | viii sell at public
sale. 10 the highest bidder, on the premises,
FIRST hereinafter mentioned, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 7th, 1908,
at o. clock, p. m.
Isl. All that farm or parcel of land, part
Of IL tract OF land called Flag Meadows,
containing
so ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
II. Also all that lot or parcel of laud men
toned in said mortgage, containing
Is ACRES, 5 ROODS AND IS PERCHES
of land. more or less Said two parcels of
land being also the same that were conveyed
10 the said William Il. Gardner by Louis A.
Williams, executor of Greenbury Williams,
deceased. by deed dated April 9th, A. ID.
1888, and recorded among the land records of
Carroll county, in Liher F. T. ), No. 90,
folio 40.
The first mentioned parcel is situated on
the Fiuksburg and Mechanicsyile (Gamber)
! Turnpike. about . miles from FInksburg
Station. on the Western Md. Railroad, and
mic from the village OF Gambler, and adj
IONS she lands Of John Thos. Stocksdale and
Jacob Caples. This parcel Of land Is under a
high state of cultivation; y acres of wheat now
growing thereon II is i'm
proved by a two and half Z 90 =
story Frame Dwelling House. So ~
log barn. corn house, spring SszzA@sss1sss@A-
house and other necessary out5ulldings.
There is splendid never failing spring of
| water near the dwelling.
The second described parcel IS situate on
| the Deer Park road, about mile from the
| ..bove named turnpike, and adjoius the lands
| of JAS. p. Slasman, Bud Williams aud
| others. aud is directly opposite the dwelling
| of Norris Stocksdule. The sale of this prop
| ertv should command the attention ofpersons
/ desiring 81 small farm
| Terms of Sale.--One-third cash on the day
| of sale or on the ratification thereof; one
! third iu months and the other ouethlrd N
! y months from the day Of sale; the credit pay
! ments to be secured by the notes of the pur-
/ chaser or purchasers, with approved security,
| bearing interest from the day OF sale; or all
i cash at the option Of the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
| Bond Il Parke, Solicitors. Assignee.
febl44t Elias n Davis, Auct.
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PATTY NEAR wATERsyILLE.


4 very enjoyable party was given at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker. near Watersvile, on
THURSDAY evening, February 18th. The evening
was pleasantly spent in conversation and games
until a late hour, when refreshments were aoun-
dainty served After extending their thanks and
best wishes TO the host aud hostess The happy
party returned TO their respective homes. IhoS'
present. were Clarence Baker and wife, Emory haT-
rison and wife Allen MCDANIEL. josephine Buck
ingham, Irwin Buckingham, Lottie Shipley' EMS
Gosnell Minnie ShipIey, Vernon Fleming, Beuiah
Weaver, John Lewis Elsie Fleming, Herbert
Adams. Emily GoSuell, Robert Gosneli, Edna Glen
nan, Robert Pickett Laura Baker, Eiward Har-
rison, Elizabeth Buckingham, Elmer Fleming
Katie Dempsey. John Fleming, Annie shipey.
Thomas Harrison, Amelia Baker, Elmer Hartman
Maggie Matthias. states GisL Flora Fleming and
Lillian Buckingh Messrs george 1'>neii, Ihas.
Ridgley James Owings, James Matthias. Thomas
Davis William Dempsey. Atlas Davis, Byron Ca
trelI. Roy Buckingham, EIdridee GosneI. Upton
Henry, Robert Penn, Harry Fleming, Robert
Shipley. Freddie Harrison, calvin Baker and John
Davis
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Formerly % lhss city. dsei as The fesIrnes Of MS
aaazhIrs Mr. Charlie. E.seEo.ad lesE l1a,spsro 90
The ls,h instant agri o. yean. u1u,as aud =
days Fos several years he Arps uals. herv apd
afterwards practiaet veterinary. lie was brother
81 Nj Thomas Barnard Of ihis city His remains
were Inferred .n HE Westminster cemetery yrs.er-
.fr, rt-gu
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Fleming, Fearl Mullinix Elsie Gum, Mamie Gum,
Oudia Flckinger. Flora Hood, Katie Sidell, OF Bal
timore; Lillian Fleming, Elsie Fleming, Edna Cos
nell, Cora Brashear; Messrs. Harvey Hood, Ray
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Elmer Grimes Charles Egin, Clarence GosneII,
EIdridge Gosuel, Herbert GoSne'l. Robert SIMPLIFY
Elmer Hartman, Will Fleming. Tony Fleming. Ed
ward Gosuell, Dr. Morton, of Boston; Upton Henry
James Hood, Walter Gum, Wilfred Hobbs, william
pemnsev Herald Wood. Hillary Bmshenr and
WiIliam Bowers
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The date on the Label on yOHr
paper SIOtCs the time to 'chich your
absorption is paid.
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NOTICE !!
7 UMBBR AND CORD WOOD AT
l. PUBLIC SALE.

On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1903,
on the premises of the undersigned, lately
john Stul S heirs, in Hampstead district, Car
roll county, Md, on the road leading from
Poapsco to Emory Chapel, about three
fousths of Il mile west OF Emory Chapel, will
be sold at public sale, a., 900 feet of Oak and
Chestnut Boards, 100 cords Of Slab Wood,
Chips Chucks, Saw Dust, etc, Also "A acres
of Uncut Wood, Tree Tops, etc, in lots TO
suit purchasers. a credit of three months
will be given. SGleto commence at clock,
p. m.
febl4.2t A. NJ. KALBACH.
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CHAS. R. WOODS,
~ ATTORNEY AT LAW,
2O9 ST. Paul Street Baltimore, Md.
Eg5s~Practices in the Courts of Baltimore
CITY and Baltimore county. Investments
secured, estates settled, titles examined, etc.
Money to loan on first mortgages. aug II
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Sale Register.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1908.