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Miuer,S Items.

Miss HiIda Miller is i'll at this writing with
a severe attack of pieurISy.
Mrs Lewis Sprinkle aud daughter Pauline
of Chattanooga, Tennessee, are visiting mere.
A large number Of our people attended The
concert gwen by the Aifareja Medicine Irlup.
Communion services we're held here SuI-
dav last and we're well attended. Rev. J. l..
Grimm. Of York, Pa, preached au interest
ing sermon SUNDAY morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey RHUades, Of neat
Merose, spent Sunday last as guests u Nh
aud Mrs. John h. Miller.
Mr.. John h. Miller circulated among irleuds
al Trenton, Nd, Monday.
William Bender housed eight inch ice last
week.
Miss Laura HofnagIe, who had been %
with kidney colo, is couyaleScing.
Several OF our citizens attended the oyster
supper held al Manchester last Monday even
ing Tor the benefit of the Fire Department.
The Busy Bee Socit,y OF Mlier's school
was called o order last Monday ~ The yresi-
dent, and opened 10y singing America. The
society then engaged In reeltaHou,. compost
tionS. singing. Scripture reading, aud raising
% the flag. etc These exercises we're in
honor of Washington birthday.
Mr. Ross H0tiacker spent "Wednesday m
Baltimore.
Mr.. William Lloyd. Of Suydersbarg. spent
SUNDAY aud Monday last with her parents.
Mr. aud Ms John Frank, near here.
A merry crowd OF yoang people from shss
place and Alesa euJuyet pleasant sled ude
TO the home Of Mr.. George Crumriae, near
Me.ruse. last Saturday evening.
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Maryland Affairs.

Fire damaged the keyser Building. corner
of Calvert and German streets, Baltimore,
Monday night, 70 the extent OF about SIS, 900.
Ohio H. Williams. President Of the Society
of the Cincinnati OF MARI land aud Vice Pres
ident OF the Farmers aud Merchants National
Bank. died Monday night at his home in
Baltimore. Besides the city house, on Park
avenue, Mr.. Williams owned the hermitage,
a colonial country estate near Ceuteryiiie-
He was a descendant of the well-kn5wu Will
iGms family Of Maryland, and was born IN
Prince Georges county about S. years ago.
His grandfather Mr. Ohio Holland Williams
was also born 10 Prince Georges county, his
parents being among the earliest settlers IN
Maryland from England after Lord Baltimore
became proprietor Of the province. After
holding various offices and taking part IN the
colonial wars he died July 10, 1894, at Wood r
stock, Va.
Henry Fleming, Edward Rock and Alfred
Hopkins, negroes, are under arrest charged
with committing a mnrderous assault on
Thomas W. Bennett, Of Mardea Springs
Wicomico county Saturday night Bennett
was driving to the home of Arthur Phippim,
and when Just beyond Salisbury was attacked
by three negroes. They led the horse into
a thicket by the roadside, knocked the animal
down, and then beat Bennett into iHseHsiulhty
with a club. His skull was crushed ia, his
blood saturating the carriage. tie was
dragged to the ground and S35 in money was
taken from his pocket. A pair OF new shoes
and large quantity OF meat were taken from
his carriape
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The Republican Middle.

A Greek philosopher could not decipher
the political middle existing in the Republican
party in Baltimore, nor in the State. Con-
gresham Pearre is charged with dsregarding
his pledges; Senator McComas wants Congress
man Mudd's scalp; Congressman Wachter Is
against the Organization; Congressman Jack
son is ''sawing wood;' while in Baltimore the
Kaleidoscope changes of some of the party
bosses from the Organization to the crowd
against it, and vice versa, is almost startling.
The Columbian Club, Masters stronghold is
dormant, while Torbert, of Cecil, one OF
Masters ieutenants, is sharpening his bttle
Ratchet for the scalps Of several prominent
State leaders The Baltimore American, Of
February q, says:
Former United states Marshal W. F. Alrey and
his friends ming up behind the reg diar Kepuo
liaan organization city candidates, MeSSrs flalt,
Timanus and Heffuer, situation which led the
veteran political observer To reprint That uneWorh
and trite truism Politics makes strange oeu-
fellows. a;,..,-
Mr. Airey aud his friends are allignlhg themselves
with Mr., W. +. stone the acAuoNIeuseu ne
organization leader. Who would have thought
even a month ago, asked veteran, that such con
summation, how ever deNoullS 70 DC Wlshen' "uu4H
come about?
1t isa strange spectacle 10 yisi, headquarters Of
the organization Candidates aud see Mr.. Lew A.
THOMPSON hobnobbluE with Mr.. ". NJ. byrne, one
OF Mr. ; r Mason friends; to see Lew BOND 5
elbows touching the elbows OF Mr. IIman 5, lille
George Fly II and Charles Nouteil are playing the
respective parts OF Alphuuse aud Castor, with Mr.
A. Moreiaud looking uu a. Leon.
such happy condition Is looked upon oy the
We eran observer as a harbinger Of victory Of the
organization candidates at the primaries ana later
the polls. II illustrates 100, the o.d veteran
said, the happy faculty OF he Repuo cAu factions
in getting together when the sIt4aIion demands
harmony.
MI Airey and his friends have in view The same
object " hich actn.iyS " r. stone aad BIS irleu :
the deieat OF Ar NacIter for tue Repu3 ilcan noun
nation for mayor In the congressional primaries
d few months ago was tar different ST +" iioh
Nj stone and his friends were battling for the
numiaa ton of Mr. Wachter, while Mr. Airey aud
aud his friends were supporting Nj. sproesser- n
Sproesser is now supporting VI. Nachter- Tue
opposition OF Mr. Airey 10 Mr. Waghier's nomination
IS laceabIe To the part aged by the latter IN
having LAnghammer subst ttuted Tor MI AlreN
for United states marshal EyeU before The nEht
for the marsha ship had developed Nj NachLeT
and Mr. Airey were az dagger points. Formerly
they were lends. trivial incident separator
them. A political club supposed &c be friendly 10
Mr.. Airey the story goes. would not haul up its
flag for Mr.. Wachter as promptly as desired, ana
Mr. Airey would not interfere. Hence the ieua-
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Pleasant Valley Items.

The entertainment on Monday nigh, by she
school children was very good, and vas en-
loved by all.
Joseph YiagIng and wife visited faeads 10
Baltimore las, week
Charles Fisher moved his family 10 Wood
berry last week.
Miss Ada Hahn. who Is teaching school al
Carrellton. was honle over Sunday
Miss Bryle Erb, assistant teacher here, who
was unable to teach last week on account
Of sickness, has taken charge Of her school
again.
Ms. Ella Myers, who was very III last week
is doing well, under the care of pr. c. VI.
Brown. Miss Emma Myers, of Baltimore,
her sister, is her nurse.
Rev. James b. Stonesifer viii have special
services here every Friday afternoon at ,
clock during Lent
The many friends Of Miss Annie Little will
be pleased o learn that she is recovering from
a very severe attack of measels and pneu-
monia.
Ga last Sunday morning this community
was shocked TO hear of the rather sudden
death OF Jonas Myers. Quite a number Of
our citizens attended his funeral.
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DIED

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T. < Fra-uary D. IBu Coua Elua age4 : Tears
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-scep 10 sAsr-. s.e~p Thy sasyrlnss a. Over.
sa hssv .Aa3A yaGr aasSys on taP t'isbs
gusfrg Nhare.
~ xoruls can assalt ;arc. no slrr1u. rs $50.
~rsg ssasbi fer. slcvP. sc a .ll aas-s gaca ssala.
sc Et-, NAY $500 E.ssa 81 can pct ~, uhru.
De- hczytu eel tscsv o. lgftrg AgAsa.
MAJ seal ia lav sAs ~ Har aasy D. .ci.
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Nc aasr .aa1 aas dAyitux iafsa
ala fur 81 sAsri q sig-s sAs aa-s
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Hls ltstr t.a2ner laaE HE.
8 ll.tHrr's haf-s staHE.s grF.
b. 3rN .E's coal arEi da-A -lr
IHal swat. g.l-s arw - hasbsst
That aarul rrHe 1sart Sc aftl.
Aa1 aa ats faft ara l-sueraE bros
ts rrstlae death Ca-4 eaf..
ig4s bands arc c.asE.-E alssrs nis bsrzsE
So have Etsss-- t-s sasiaE hsaa.
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Nr hasr ~ 3as.sas gHn.
Coos aceieI aar usaee angel rHUd.
AmHisl his shining BASE
Aug .. Sc iEHt Sltl 'av.ug sulile.
Arsi csasFa-. seF darling hz0t-
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AbAhActHs ~
A dispatch to the Baltimore San from Cum
berlaud, Nd, February p says:
There Is much comment over the reported
determination Of Representative George 4.
Pearre to have his brother. William Pyarre
appointed postmaster Of Cumberland. Il
seems settled that Col. Pearre will name bis
brother for the place, and Il Is understood that
Charles II. Hoffman, chairman OF the Re
publican State Central Committee ter Ale
gany county. aud Richard J. Bruce County
Tax Collector, who we're sspi.Rnts, have been
so advised by Col. Pearre, who said that be
could not choose between friends.
Mr.. William Pearre Is a member Of the
Republican State Central Committee for Al
legany county, and Is said t0 be well of hnau.
cially. Il had been regarded n settled here
for a year or more that Mr.. Charles Il. Holtz
man would succeed Mr. John H. Holzscha a.
postmaster. II Is claimed by Mr. Hu!tzmau
friends that Cot PeaTre voluntarily promised
the appointment 70 Mr. Holfzman over "a year
ago; thai be had sn understanding wiih SeaA.
tor McComas To have MIR. Holtzman appoint
ed, 20 matter what might be the political iaie
of Col Pearre 10 the meanume Mr. hosiz
man, who has reputation ~ capable organ
izer, has been Col Pearre's confidential al
wise His friends assert that Col. Pearr- made
HIM the strongest kind Of promise, ghai Il
was technical, understood srh Senator Ne.
Comas thai Mr. Huitzmau VAS to be named
postmaster. d Col. PeHrrr itiird Of reaa,n9ra-
non 10 Congress; Il Co. p ARE sas renumi
naled aud failed uf reflections ar rr-ei-c9ed,
Col. PeHrre should resign or die before tae
time L. make the appointment.
Il IS GAINED further tHst his arrangement
was made al the tune the Federal slate aas
fixed; ibai Nj. Hoffman. wac was oaesed
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
T, T,rrou Commit, N.rvl.pi
In Carroll County, Maryland.

By virtue of the power contained in the last
will and testament of John Miller. late of
Carroll county, Maryland, deceased, dated
January 29th, 1870. and recorded i'll Liber ).
NJ p No. 4, folio So &c. one of the Will
Records in the office of the Register of Wills
in said county. the undersigned, as trustee IN
No. 1870 Equity, will offer al public sale, on
the premise, situate in Westminster district,
in said county. on the Westminster and Lit
tlestown Turnpike, about three miles from
Westminster, on
THURSDAY. 26lh DAY OF MARCH, 1908,
at one O'Clock. y. m. the following Real Es
tate: Fjrst-AiI that lot of land situate on
said turnpike road, three miles north OF West
muster containing
II ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS.
The improvements consist of two story
weaiherboarded dwelling house. the rooms
well aud conveniently arranged,
with porch in front. and kitchen z-sf
attached and a good cellar, "A g 49, -
brick wash house 3 stories, a sSkAz51ss<szz6
we'll with pump and pure water cOnvenentto
the house. "a stable and all other outside nee
esSary buildings and trult OF different kind.
The property lies convenient to churches,
schools and stores and would be a very drsjr.
able property for "A mechanic or any person
Second-AU t-1Elut containing Acres Of
Land, more or less. lying near and conye-
ulent 70 the first mentioned lot, joining land
OF James W. MYERS. John Z. Semester and
others. II Is m good state OF cultivation. LAYS
nicely and produces good crops.
Thjrd-All that Wood Lot containing u
Acres ana ~ Square Percbes, more or less.
situate on Pine Hill. Myer, district. on the
county road lead NJ trom MI. formerly known
II
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To Ministers and Others.

Owing to the late hour in which DEGREES and
other legal issued by the Court frequent
tiers and those having fairs, festivals suppers and
entertainments for the benef Of Sunday schools
and public schools to send their notices in not later
than Tuesday morning Of the week they wish them
announced By doing so their publication can Be
certain time after they are issued by the Court,
and in order 10 comply with the DEGREES. &c Of the
Court we are compelled TO leave out curtail our
local correspondence omit markets, religious and
nth - nnti
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MARRIED

A. sAc JHESe=aH I-.-sauaEr- -t.vef Kau NJ
F.asusry - Has ay Err. 20 EhrhEF1 Fsan<
l3u Is LcpPu alL Mss Masy g.. HcsaAScf
Ice WcsEmsassrr. No Fsarfassr a. ssH a. sac
parsonage ~ - JoAn.s CAurvh 81 Rev Father
aoz.se ,hsrsss d Coysrs and " .ss EHazs ChsrsE.
bath 90 IS asI 90 tfstsr Nd-
lg HaIaran-r Nc Febr.zty g l.sg. BY Err
Conrad Clever. rustgr q Tbiul Erfsrgec,3 taE-vE
2 la4. Sea Ess4g EnEksrN. % Aaeaay. \ ans
Aa.a1e ~ ytor hs.Hrs - WrNsz-tuslrr. NJ
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

pg g. 49, Baldwin Will Prrseb a.. Na-EAa glspzs
o. SUNDAY morning aal a. Hrs, Pals Ss-1tiag
siErrnpuH. Marra q. prutrartct meeting alt4 u
srurneu. ya e. Nasr-sFiilg $50 -lu1AY ESzAf, N4scn
g. {. j.. raltiEue thrsats fht seek
r b.s3-aa- T4sfos-
gey r. 3 Mccullough Eg re4grss s.a preach
again la tuo lHfaE.uaa u 4 EHrea fsuta tAc
theme nf nfs s3lsalsESs af tao weiss ago. Fssgti
esi tts.Hs.Es,. ON ~au1ay cFeutng - Isl
gey a. " Bsusbusau l5l bold sass-rs- la the
interest 81 Foreign .sslsa ~ baust th8rra ua
SUNDAY SO Do 81. FraavHiur a. tusoutHwu ~ 7.a5
b.
Cnrislaau Eajeay1r viii he he'd ~ the y
Church Cnian HlIas a. : 1'st1-E ssu8sy ryrti-g
Pee sae.rty r4i Cs.eb-ztc tlvEr alHih .ulvrr~sFF
on Lhe afternoon and evening % March : frsEai
EsuE speakers are cH T<-etei 70 De present and
interesting program IS being arranged.
Grace Lutheran Ch4neh-L~gtufe auc Prayer
Meeting "Wednesday A. - ). Juuiur taiecais-
saturday Al g1 = "a. senior a. 3 q. sunday
school 90 a. Preaching AZ % ~ a n. P
= g. T. as 10 special Y isiousFy Exercises By
The Suoday school instead u The regular eyeuiug
service II Miller h. D.. Pastor
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Markers Mill Items.

Mr.. Jacob Marker, near Mayberry, recently
had his two wheel horses weighed on John
H. Markers Standard scales. The saddle
horse weighed 1880 Ibs and the off wheel
horse weighed 1882 lbs.
Mrs Jacob Koontz. near Silver Run, who
was visiting her daughter, Mrs. John, H.
Marker, of this place, was taken home sick
with the gripp, and her daughter, Miss Goldie
Koontz, is also sick with the gripp.
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Wedding Bells.

N
A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, February
25, says:
Ia Westminster Presbyterian Church at noon
today the pastor, Rev. Dr. William McNally
chaplain of the House of Representatives,
performed the wedding ceremony which united
his daughter, Miss Mary Blanche McNaIly
TO Mr.. Thomas Victor BOose, business man
Of Westminster, Nd. About 700 persons
witnessed the ceremony. Mr. James kipp
was best man and Miss Laura Kipp maid Of
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss May Rob
inson, Of Harrisburg, and Miss Gulck, OF
Northumberland. Leroy Geisking aud Robert
W. Hunter were the ushers. The bride was
gowued in white organdy and carried ora uge
blossoms. Mr.. aud Mrs. Boose departed this
afternoon for Hagerstown aud Westminster.
BOwMAN-KERN.
Miss Catherine Kern daughter of Mr.. John
Kern was married at her home, near Brum
mel, at highnoon. Sunday, February %, 1903,
to Mr. l. Edward Bowman of Tannery Md.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. R. W.
Doty.
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Business Locals.

Rev. S. W Graf1iu. pastor of Emory
Church, Baltimore. will Lecture at Pleasant
Grove NJ. E. Church. SandvvilIe. Friday
evening. March 18th. Suhect-"End Of the
Rainbow Admission Is ceut,; Children
10 cents. Doors open 81 80 Com and
get rare treat. e, g flu is rare man.
HIS Lecture Is fJl 10 guuu thing, instructive
as well as humorous. Proceeds for the church.
Wanted-A good farm hand. Three horses
for sale VIM N. Yingling, Eastview, Nd.
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All applicants for postmaster at Chester
town. Md. can place their Endorsements 10
cold storage until next December. Post
master General Payne having decided that
the present occupants term does not expire
until that time, as there Is no such thing as
filling an unexpired term, the present post.
mistress having been appointed upon the
death Of her husband in December, 1899. for
four wears from the dale OF her commission.
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4 SSIGNEE OF ASSIGNEE OF
~ MORTGAGES SALE
DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM,


BY virtue Of a power Of sale contained IN a
mortgage from William H. Gardner and wife,
to Charles A Reid. dated April llth, 1888,
aud recorded amoug the Real Estate Mort
gage Records OF Carroll county, IN LIber +.
r. :. No 70, folio 1871. etc, and duly assign
ed 70 the undersigned. | Will sell AT public
sale. To the highest bidder, on the premises,
hEst hereinafter mentioned, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 9Th, 1908,
at o'clock, p. M.
LIST. All that farm or parcel Of land, part
Of a tract OF land called Flag Meadows,
col,aiaing
so ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR LESS
ID Also al tina, lot or parcel Of land men
toned M said mortgage. containing
3 ACRES, 3 ROOpS AND IS PERCHES
of land. more or less. Said two parcels Of
land being also The same thai we're conveyed
Co the ,uid William II. Gardner by Louis \.
Williams, executor of Grgenbary Williams.
deceased, by deed dated April 9th, A. y.
1855 aud recorded among the land records of
Carroll county, la liher +. I. :, No. -,
taGo 49,
The first mentioned parcel Is situated on
The FlnksburE and Mechanicsyille Gamberl
Turnpike, about = miles from FIu6sburg
Station. on The Western Nd Railroad, and
mile from the village OF Gambler and ad
joins the lands Of John Thos Stocksdale aud
Jacob CapIes. This parcel Of land is under a
high state OF cultivation; - acres of wheat now
growing thereon. Il is i'm,
proved by two and a half Z =
story Frame Dwelling House.
log barn, corn house, spring sssE1ssses.Rs
house and other necessary uut5uildings.
There Is a splendid never failing spring Of
water near the dwelling.
The second described parcel Is situate on
the Deer Park road, about J a mile from the
above named turnpike, and adjoius the lands
OF Jas. p Slasman, Bud Williams and
others, aud is directly opposite the dwelling
OF Norris Stocksdale The sale of this prop
erty should command the attention Of persons
desiring a small farm.
Terms of ale-One- third cash on the day
OF sale or on the ratification thereof; one
third in months and the other one third in
+ u 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
cash at the option of the purchaser.
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
Bond & Parke. Solicitors. Assignee.
tebl4 At Elias n Davis, Auct,
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New Advertisements.

Great SPECIAL Sale q CANA and House
Furnishing Gouds-Majbrrs pspar menl
Stores, Wes,migs'cr and Manchester.
Great safe - Ladies Flanae,eltp Wrap
pers- The Miller Bros co.. Popular Cssa
Stores. Westminster, Nd.
Trustees Sale ai Valuable Real Estate
J. William EaThart Surviving Executor aud
Trustee.
Trustees Sale sc Valuable Real Estate
DAVID K Walsh. Francis Neal Parse, Tras.
tees.
Hotel Property and Household Esratare
s, Pebble Sa.e--Chfuu l.. MURRAY, Trustee.
Womsu's Suits and Skirts tar El2y.y Spr.us
Charles J. Herring. Westminster. Nt
Private Sale Of Desirable RessdyHee-Abga-
ham Price, Westminster. Ma
Houses aud Mules Naatcd-F. =. Good
via, Reister-toWH, ma.
lis; Of Unclaimed Matter IN the Pasyoffgs
Westminster, Nd.
Horses and Nuies-H. a. Spal4ias, l.,
tseslawn. Pa.
50 Io~a Horses-H. 6. Schriver Hanover,
Pa
For Ren,-ThomAs HeaIy, Hayre de Grace,
Nd
Public Sale-WiIIiam W. Eekard, Agent.
Holland Gina. ;. Burkhoder.
For Sale-luquire at this 0tiice
Legal Notices.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NO. 976 EQUITY.
SARAH NJ. C&ATlN.
MARY +. CROFT,
Acting ENecGtrsc-s.

n Y. Q 70 I'D =
IL the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Catherius Petty and Jacob Peiry, Executors
Of MIchAeI Petry, deceased. -. Ephraim
Petry,
Ordered. this 18th day 81 February, A. D..
1903. that the Fifth account OF the Auditor
filed in this cause he finally ratified and con-
hrmed. unless cause TO the contrary thereof b,
shown on or before the 10th day Of March,
next; provided copy Of this order be inserted
for tNo successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published IN Carroll
county.
JAS. Il. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True eopy,-Test:
feb2s II JAS II. BIILISGsLEA, Clerk.
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Bankerts Aill Items.

The snow. which biockAdei the highways,
is slowly melting
A goodIy number Of cur people are stjl on
the sick list.
DAVID H. Hahn, one Of our young and ca
terpriSiug farmers. Is suffering some iucuuyCn-
fence from whoopiug cough. Charles nayi.
sons youngest child IS very VI, and Ms. II.
Sell, whose illness has been noted Frequently.
continues very jli. aud no hopes are entertain
ed for her recovery Ms. Geo. c. Ha?maa
Is Convaiesceui.
There vii, not BE- many public sales here
this spring. bat there vii b. some changing
Of residences between nuw and Iap lg~, o..
April, of which We Will give sou an acc1aut
later
Geo G. Harman slaughtered beetins v n.
Fhcsiuger last "Wednesday 10 n miugtes-
Following are the weights Of some porNcr-
slaughtered ia this community during the
winter. Thos. IiugIing, six, I4I7, and a beef
$50 pounds, Geo. G. HErman, one, 315, aud
two zpriug pigs 28S, 233. Johg bparos,
seven. 2O4s. and beef $50. Aghur Master.
four. gss. and beef az. GrorEe ". Baby
lon. three. ~; Wash. Dickebsheris. three.
s0l. Wm. Formvali. niue. 1875, Wan. li4s
hug. six. 1892. ;. Grouse. twa. 6ll; Joseph
Formwalt, eight, 2S56, Aui q beef 61fs IL
Sell. ave- 1912. aud q beef 2~2. Wm, Fjieb
niger seyes 1853. and beet $50; q. ".
Shury. two. $50; John Few, seven. 2at25, and
a beet 4{9; Charles Week, SIX. 1850. and
beet 8a2; Thee. GammIpgs, three, So; Charles
Dawson, lao. 2ad. Frank Grouse. tso, 500.