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Personal Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Beasman, Of Free.
dom district, have issued cards 70 relatives for
the marriage Of their daughter Aanlowe and
Mr.. Morgan W Jordan son of Judge Calvin
L. Jordan. OF the Orphans Court. The Ger
emory will take place at Mt. Pleasant NJ. Z.
Church at II o clock noon on Wednesday
February Is.
Mr.. Clarence Seabrook. formerly of West.
Minister. has been chosen a member OF the
new political committee Of the Columbian
Club. the Malster organization, Baltimore.
Mrs Mary F. Klaucke. Of Washington. d.
c.. and Miss Flora r. Frizeil. Of Fnzeilburg
Nd. attended the Commencement OF the To-
dian Industrial School at Carlisle, II. On
their return home they viii visit Ar. Enoeh L.
Frizeil, Emmitsburg Nd.
Miss Lydia B. Starner. uear this city. was
the CUES, Of Mr.. A. =. Doly and family, oi
Jefferson, Nd, several days last week.
James Stoner. son OF James NJ. Sioner, 81
Westminster. is home on - day furlough.
He is 10 the heavy artillery service, United
States Army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Newton French. Of
Eas, Orange y. j., are guests 81 AT. and
Mrs. Charles F. Miller Jr.
Ms Mary T. Klauehe, Of Uresslea. Ger
many, formerly of Frizei.burs. was az The
Westminster Monday aud Tuesday.
The many friends 81 Ms. Peter Ba'ie.
matron of the Aged People Home, ui iass
city. who iur lha past SIX months has been q
great sufferer from an affection % ihr eyes.
and who Was taken 60 81 hoSpfal iu Baltimore
for treatment, uIii o. glad o. hear she has -
turned home SnuevhSl improved bHi tas lost
the complete sight &c lie rsgh3 err.
Mr. George Si0urh. 81 Westminster. 9ho
had sgrgcal operation performed So tBc
MARYLAND University Hospital Baltimore, lass
week. IS doing yers well and improving.
Mis-, MaHs. 0f Kent r.u,tv, Is Eas,v nI
Nr.. Taylor, At iht kectarg
Mrs Frank w. Foake was e Westminster
TGesdsy and "Wednesday.
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Winfield Literary Society.

The fifth meeting OF lhe society Nas ls,d
Friday evening, February 6fh, 5n .H" Aead-
emy Hall. There MS galte an Interesting
program rendered. 1a. principe ieasars being
the debate. .u.j-rr--'' Resolved, thar art IS
more pleasing O., the eve shau nature. Miss
T. Pearl MERCER. H. NJ. Lt.r. and William
Fleming, .ar lbe affirmative, aud Als> sarah
Bloom. Arthur Zile, and F.aaa Bsaaieabarg,
for .he negative. The judges br. +. D.
CryuA Rev. o. $. WH-h. aHJ Prof ".
Barnes were unanimous lg laeir decision far
the negative There never was Nuawn % be u
larger 81 more enthusiastic audience DO llv
haH fheH pu fhis Occasion. % being .4 apPea.
ju th, decision af the judges, winch WAS tTo
o. one. four weeks previous. 4 general IRE.
bate OF fifteen minutes was U4 ouuc-t and
great vas the excitement, while Size following
persons re.poudeI: AibaH tastpu aa5 :
Skidmorr. tor the affirmative, and Solomon
Fauz. Mrs Bear. Amelia Cover. john Lew
is, Mrs. FL. Stem, H. NJ Moore aud Mary
Br,udcuLur.. for the negative.
Th, society was organized by Prof. Bread
lev. principal of the Academy 10 Neyem Der.
with only ten members. but it has nov Cd
members. The meetings have become very
interesting as well as beneficial.
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Tar cbasrof the New Windsor Presbyterian
taageA gave a recital last Tuesday evening.
A ,rze aud aYF=eriativc aaiieucs dilei the
caaFra =sta standing room az a prem GID.
Visitors Aerr present from Taneytnwu, West
H..nzafr. { asauF.Us end NHsoa Bridge The
AaH4srua costumes and Ba-ai decorations,
a.a Different cs.aTaI lights made the Vtc;a.c
.Hn ant srnr 81 y f1rEn'irn. The music vas
ssea. eHrafs5. IS wat attsstrd By hearty az.
Fa#e Ias choir Is considered one q the
asr t=a casrrs The rendition Of the
asssr saaz-I evidence at thorough stady and
rr egrS A'trr Tee recital a supper EGs
gives 'ae gA 90 tas hamc % Ms, ". Cora
~fsFr. ah7-h 3ss heartily ~ni0yel bv all
Tas #aesi decorations aers kindly loaned and
arranged ~ MIRA ~. Cora S,1sfEer. aone.
sae STEER Ea- Fate-Alun.ni presented the
Ea algt,sG- ao4-ei Following IS
sHsas= si.H El-H Fal-lsf.1n UAys.u. Choir
s=ar =e4 tr Ear .-.--ts ta1f.eE Mr. Howard z
a .sfrf Er.4. t.asp {. Etrsrs % D. ~ Tupfi9.
&H 4H.r afast---- Gshaa-t. FFsZAic N1arteiie,
Hs Be- Ir-ga 5Aa+r Mrt Eas0f. Mss
#.a ~sa-- Hrt slsarasrr Er5a FNssr NF'
.ea= R.as Nrr1. Nr. EAt-si Ns1s-s II n
k5zrs Ass lE ~ Eea1r -s.r yhr N4rEEGK lu tsasf .
ks sel' NJ &rthar & sU'g issf. euarsrsie.
aas Z ssar Hsrt~ft Ert AAt-ai Wfs -azateeg
~ Natr-s sst Nj Esukar4 Ss.o. % ~1a %
sa# ts.A-.re. Nr Ee.aa Aa.iers. An
4a Hars Ntals celestial ssaal3s HrEa-rs Ean1s
e HHeFsaHr 8aa-at Ws HAIRY ssoafsf
k.e 4#s4s-r..z, iaaaasl Gel BssF. trass Mrss-N Il
t-4z-s 50 -;auass ana a AaaaArd-
<rs 4F t-pi sn Ear- Ee--A.sve 4-d AraA
e N- H.var tsEH~S Eshos1 -1io And
eaas Hsraaf s ga. ..e. Narr-aaa Mn Ea~ar,
sH 1fr $50. Rutssa Asa3 Nr Eusar u1seg
A.EHFrf ..shr.t.. #ns A A. -n~ta~r
H= Beg 40 kefrH -rarf Ernrz re Irplhs
.=aa -s tta,a~i 81 Gssar Qus-tclss. Ne
@u Nz.ss r. ta.3frs sai ~ ~l5assr Il
a H.aHr b gEst y-.-r
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nrrnanS, court.

Mouday. February 9-Ezra ID. Siuller.
executor Of Aaron Harmon, deceased reinraed
inventories of personal properly, debts and
money. and received order 90 sell personal
property.
William f. Stocksdale, administrator 81
William H. Stockslaie. deceased. settled
FIRST and hual account.
NJ Alice Y. Lester, eXeeutrl& % David J..
Lester, deceased, reported sale OF rea. estate.
David J. Roop, administrator Of David VI
Roop, deceased, settled 6rsl sn1 final account
Edward .. Wea1i, executor OF Reuben
Wiihide, deceased. returned Inventory OF
personal property.
The last viii aud testament Of Joab Brown
deceased, wa- admitted 90 probate.
Tuesday. February lo-The last viii and
testament ot Washington Shorb. deceased,
was admitted to probate and letters test
ameBtary thereon were granted 20 Ed@ald
Shnrb who received order 10 notify creditors.
David j. Roap. administrator Of Thomas
Ocker. deceased, settled first and hnai ac-
count.
Letters OF administration on The estate oi
Renus s. Gerrett deceased, were granted 70
Polly Gerrett.
Edward o. Weant, executor Of Reuben
| Wilhide, deceased, returned inventories Of
debts aud money, aud received order 20 sell
unbequeathed personally.
Final ratification Of the sale OF the lease.
hold estate OF David Burns. deceased.
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New AdYerl!SemeFtS.

Trustees Sar .. Three Valuable Farus
Wu. IL. Fiemmug. Geo. 4. Fiemmiug aud
Geo L. Siocksdair Trustees.
Picture Frames Hlthers Department
Stores. Wes.miuster tnd Manchester.
Assignee ct Assignee of Mortgage Sale
john Milton Rcifsuider, Assignee.
Ladies' aud Misses Goats, &c.-Charles (.
Herring. Westminster, Nd.
Application for Pardon-Wilred Bate
man, Secretary Of State.
Closing Out Sale Of Lumber and Cord Wood
-Kalbach & Hostener.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable Real Estate
Geo l.. Stocksdale.
Closing Out Sales Of Cord Wood and Lum-
ber-A. NJ Kalbach.
List Of Unclaimed Matter in the Postotlice,
Westminster Md.
China Pitchers 10 cents-Ihe Miller Bros.
Co., Westminster.
The Mortgage rax-John Z. Masenhimer,
County Treasurer.
All Kinds of Coal and Plenty Of It-Smiih
d Reifsnider.
Hicks Prediclions-Jas. H. Cassell West
minister, Nd.
Election Notice-John II. Cunningham,
Sc, etary.
Horses and Mules Wanted-F. p Goodwin.
Notice.. W. Skunk, Westminster, Nd.
Bank Statements.
Legal Notices.
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The iaur-al g, N- Grarze p B4s-a 80.
aba d5e3 F-f3af 81, base 9e.A n Ise .Nk eas
Is dts s1r. 9f a complication ~ a.f
.a. u-e1 rsaaaaI G. 3D.. .-l sree araa#ssa.
taaa Isaer a. y p cla-k t -s4Ft ta.aa Ga
ta.r aoaac Smoker ssle-s aaH fagseaa sFe-.
Baltimore. ~e-vse-- aarr sfH- a.-e# af .sea
pau A. Hss.uar. lE.ra. II Haas tg
ssa Laae-4a Church Diesel A. sre 4aa
AeNrrsen street. Ilr Fs..-.ea..Et aeFs
assTs ars at Ls.s tHae.sse a. arr.asas Hs sra
Pa-sa- Ias-- aE pl4 fe-ss. As fae Ha
e.a.sra a' f-r ..sgers .as nlas sas ea-s.s.a
60 FlBsa tssaas >.auaa u ,ae Hsasssa
Na5y.a.j -a. -.a8 aai taken BE- N.Hrles.a.
aa lAr at1 De- n, tram 'ag IHl-ruerL Ar.
B-ss.a1laa 4as d c4garafrr by .Has~- IT,
aa- tarr go Haaghc.'ar. Gs-ra. county Mas
"a. 1888. aat had -.-.#- r h4..aaTa .asas
years lie Eas gaIae u.sU#a. H1s lH-. a..s
s-s Miss Jarir.a Nler. at Naa.1salz
g., sr.usl E..a, 4aa s.E.,e~ H.a. sss .=-.asf
Har u.arr axe Mis-. Margaret Ga d. Haar
..ea3 ST. BaeanEh-n is 4.-. -lF..ssl IS
daughter Mrs irau.a H4sH-. saa reside, sa
M4aghs.,rr I.a, ..Aee ya.4s.m go Hr
B4ek ire ham ami Bis jir., wife hsFa 4l-t The
second aljr A-- uu ghsifca-
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At TO- 80 a. IN. yesterday, Friday, the wealth
er bureau sent out the following bulletin =
Fair tonight; Saturday fair and colder.
The assistant postmaster of Westminster is
appointed by the Postofice Department and
Postmaster Baughman has recommended Jos.
II. krichton.
There Is a movement on foot in Freedom
and Franklin districts to organize company
to build a telephone line from Winfield to
Sykesville; and to further consider the matter
public meetings will be held at Winfield at 8
o clock next Tuesday morning, the 18th, and
at Freedom at , o clock the same day. Some
of the leaders in the project are Harry l..
Bushey, Roby Herring, Harry r. Devries,
John Bushey and Aubrey }. Stem.
The enrolment for the winter term at the
Westminster High School shows a total of 500
pupils-lSS girls and III boys. Owing to
sickness the average attendance was but 25S,
or about II per cent. The usual per cent. OF
attendance is about 50. George +. Morelock
is the principal and there are six assistants,
one male and five female. The Manual Train
ing School is in the same building, but is a
separate school, under the direction of Mr..
Everett A. Hidey.
Mr.. Winslow S. Pierce resigned as presi-
dent of the Western Maryland Railroad Com.
pdul anu tue W Cot ma 1Na'NA 60 A''e+
burg Railway Company at a meeting OF the
boards of directors held in New York on Fri
day of last week. Mr.. Joseph Ramsey, Jr.,
president of the Wabash Railroad and of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad Company,
was elected president Of the two companies.
Mr. Pierce was elected chairman of the boards
of directors of the same corporations.
A certificate Of Incorporation was filed at
the office Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on
Wednesday, incorporating The d. +. Club
of Westminster The incorporators are
Walter NJ. Graham. W. Frank Thomas, h.
Oliver Grimes. Jr., Claude Tlden Smith. ".
Grove Lawyer. Charles o. Clemson and John
L. Shriver. The Club Is 20 be managed by
Board of Trustees, and the first five OF the In
corporators are named in the certificate as
trustees for the FIRST year. The Club has no
capital stock. and it is organized for social
purposes.
A motion to quash the writ of summons IN
the magistrates appeal case Of George Bar
lingame, the wrestler, against the Western
Maryland College was granted Thursday by
Judge Wickes, III Part Of the Baltimore City
Court. and caused a sudden termination Of the
suit Judge Wickes decided that the college
must be sued in Carroll county, where 1t IS
located. Mr.. Burlingame sued to recover a
bonus alleged to be due him for trimming a
foot ball team for The college William NJ.
Maloy was attorney for Mr.. BuThngame and
Thomas A. Murray for the college.
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Death of Well-Known Persons.
TITUS GARRETTSON.
The Kenton Ohio Democrat. ot Janua

TITUS GARRETTsoN.
The Kenton (Ohio) Democrat. al january
%, says:
Titus Garrettsou Que Of our beSt-Huown cltzenS,
died at an early hour Tuesday morning AFTER "t
illness Of a number Of days.
The death of Mr. Garrettson comes no. as q sur
prise but is none the less deeply e-Ttt.e" anu >eE-
rowfully received, not by personal ifleh"S alone
but by tile people OF kenton, for he was Eood ana
houored citizen. In even greater proportion is tHe
sorrow felt in the harry home that death mas 50
criIeIIy robbed Of n Kind and devoted husband and
indulgent father. Mr., Garcttsons lmm>"lale t.-
ness dates back TO Christmas, but PRIOR I" !,at 9E
the past few years he had been IN moor health Is
pecially in the past year nus heailh haA Sll""n
rapid decline. il was not Uuul few weeks ago
however That any lnUrnr5e uahsgt WI, ~. ~, II,
Mr. GarrettSOu'S death was due 20 AN aochle ait+eh
of BrghtS disease Titus GarrcttSoW was Dorm ih
Baltimore December. ISL He came Z" inns cay iA
1874 and engaged iu the jewelry business NlGA ne
continued m To his death. lie was Cu3>iceFr'! one
of our most conscientious business men ANA most
admired citizens lie was "a true gentleman IN
every respect AMI his upright and homes, ways won
for him the admiration of all. He leaves wife ana
one SON. alSoa brother, Ben GhrTettson ana sister
Mrs. Fannie Buckingham OF FlnAspu1E' MAT '@Ha.
When Mr. Garrettson was qnite yoRnE his
parents moved to a farm IN Baltimore county
near Fiukshurg. where he resided tai his
fathers death in 1868. Soon afterwards he
went to Keuton where, for many years he
was engaged with his brother, Bennett Gar
rettSnn, in the iewelrv business OF that place.
which later he conducted alone. In June,
1882. he married Miss Belle Matthews. dauEh-
ter of Mr.. George W. Matthews, Of thlS city.
who survives him. with an only son. Mr.
Stuart T. GarvettSun, Of heuton. One SISTER
Mrs Edwin Buckingham, resides near fhNs-
burg. He was a member and . regular at
tendaut OF the First Baptist Church OF tl"
town and a sincere and earnest christian.
Funeral services were held ON the 2}ih OF
January at the home OF the deceased
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Died at the residence Of his san-in-'aw, Mr.
Harry Singer. near Avanda'e. Nj, February
3. aged - years. = months and Is DAYS lis
remains were taken 10 BaUsi Church ora the
9th instant. where services wera conducted hr
his pastor. Rev H. !. NaesIisrcF, using tor
his text. For me % i've Is Christ. aud 90 die
Is gain. After which bis remains were coa.
yeycd 10 the cemetery adjoining The oaareh
and laid by the side Of bis wIte. who died
about - wears ago. Mr. Crawford was born
in this county. and lived al hi. life IN ii. lu
his youthful years be followed -EngmaSlnE 80
Manchester district hui later he moved o. the
vicinity q FrzelihurE, where be engaged .a
farming until several wears ago: since then be-
lived retired Fife and 4am,c.e8 ai,h bis
daughter Mr. Harry Singer. Tie Nas lHe
father Of nine children, eight 20 whom are
living; John. an adult son, died about l-yHaEs
ago Those livuEAT0 Mr-. Ema1uc' ~aEtiev.
Mrs Chas. " MlttcH, Theodore and jaime,
Crawford. Of Westminster. Ma. John lts-sau
aui Mrs. Harry SIg-gr. bt AvauaaIe. Ar-
George Nusbaum. near Tvraue, and Aasss'us
Crawford. uf Colorado. In politics be Eas a
stauucb Republican and always is.t deep
interest IN the success oi hts party. d. ias
church 0t BIS choice. the Reformed. Ehlch be
espousei when quite voguE, be- % SAYS iss'
deep interest and held various offices 4aTug
bis Hfe Several years aEo the congregation
al Bausi. of which be vas @ member a#i 'Hr
many years an elder, searvd brn as such i1z
life A. q matter 81 cou-{Tsg i1r she sssVrres BE-
rendered thr congregation s8 CHE years EsHr
be vas sea able Co ss.cr1 GO as-.ar<-- I Ef-
&. an honor that few have ACCORDED .Hrm,
The deceased uts descended prominently 'af
generations iG christian and social ir ssr
pa- 3 second cousin ~ General tra~. esd,
vho commanded division 81 tar OBJ A-ar
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Nj. Airy Items.

Mr.. II. Zappen aud family have moved to
BALTIMORE. he sold his store goods 70 Mr. A.
+. Anderson.
Miss Ruth Davis was away q part Of last
week attending her uncle'- funeral
Mrs T. V. Ruukles spent Tuesday in Balti-
more.
Mrs. Albert Mount is in Baltimore for
treatment
Mrs Thomas Lowman spent Tuesday with
Mrs William Lowman.
Mrs. John II. Klees spent few days re-
Gently in Baltimore.
The sick are convalescent.
Mr. Edward Mercer was in Baltimore Tues
day.
Mr.. John Wilson who has been sick, is
able to be out again.
HARDWOOD Cain of Ridgeyile has pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clary spent last week
at his fathers.
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Pleasant valley I,emS.

M Jsae }'.s a5 P.cassui valley. aged =
sesr# sa ihr sa asrzat. sh,e ~aikiug Ia bis
Fa s.ae lar -H. ra#ssuE dlsloeaiInH
& tae .sG aakls la.ai ssi . fracture Of tie
ea.i - .ar HbtS shat tarzas the ankle joint.
o. s3ssaeet 5ea= uar raa's some iroahlr 10
use saa as ;at i-lac d. " /. Noii ui
Hez.as.aars y attending krm
FISTS srsr Na.b.aslga' birthday A. yoa ID
<aHa Sails 90 >4aaay Febraary, 2zad ~hsch
& Has Hsrs hsrr~u Rev J. +. ssau~ssfgr
a sfas taF fe Yers special sermon % camp
No + u p. s. I'D 5 at'hss place who u.li a..
aa .asr. anl ee hops bat every Patrl.
as a.- a.a auaaa a.l tasu oai 30 thai
ue.a#.a
F4ar f5aa. q. chs place s making
aaa4eas .s bold grand entertainment
#aa bail 1u Monday evening. February
4 Use pa s..an,ar sill consist OF d,a-
r.at..as, Fa-a. aEd instrumental
Haa -rH.. sa- 1r Proceed, 10 be
sst saz De-. benefit o.. an organ % be placed
Be- ~ seHza. ra.H-
He. 81. 2. IaE.aE and Mss Raih AaaA
Haa.. -.aas IHErsIs, H Euze.harg.
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Union Mills Items.

N.s Nsr- Na,.aaa visited Ms, EmmA
W.s --s.. rrsr l.J.s-.usu. p.
Hr- >.sa hr1HIE ui this place, ], visit
.s. ben =.r u he..s, th
N E-a S-rsRrt ssi Miss Leola Bargoon
ar. SIS a- .rs H.s .a i.H.c.tosg. Pa.
49, aa# Mrs rlaagi Grau held recep-
t#a sa a.ray t ,he.f daughter. Mrs. Harry
trs.#a I1s house aas beautifully decorated.
IE.-a prescott asra Mr. sud Mr.. Harry
Cratic. EtaHr4 Hra.i ani witr. DAME. Cratic
saE as.r. EHhr4.m l,ngIrg and wife, Robert
Crsa au4 wits. E4aarI Stone. irs aud site,
AfEaa- E.ver and wife. Mrs Elizabeth
Fa sod Harry Croft aud siir; Misses
Eth. Fraes, Mobile Iasg, Clara Frock,
ACME rafroa. Gar-sh Nushaum, Flor.
enas H4user. Kate klmp Myrtle Nusb ium,
llg kuaurz. l.saa Bar.uoa, EsiA Stew
are. Helen Frass, Ngiie Rider, Annie
Gass Aaa5r Cra.u -ri Trrvs Iriscr; Messrs
Hae..e a-g. Frank Haley. William E.-.
Hr. PaH Mas lir.m-t, Denton Bowrr>oN,
Clarence b -ms.I-g. Horace Warehme. Harry
.ae4.ar N#rmaa Earhsr,. Samuel Croft,
Na.fasa 1.n-ug sgi Joseph Slone,ltrr.
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Died "Wednesday ot heart failure ~ har
residence, 922 MrCu.loh street. Baltimore.
after an illness of two weeks. She aas ne
widow of A. j. Myers, of the firm Of Charles
II. Myers & Bro. She was a native Of Carroll
county daughter of the lare John 5. St4rs-
bury. leading merchant Of Baltimore. and a
descendant Of revolutionary ancestry. Mrs.
Myers was "a woman Of many charities. both
secular and religious. She Is survived by
three children, Messrs. 4. j. aud Charles H.
Myers and Mrs. Il. /. Frary and two grand
children, Juha Myers Futry and Harry 4.
Frary. The funeral will take place this Sat
urday from immaculate Conception Catholic
Church The death of Mrs Myers is the
second to occur in the family within fort
night, her sister, Mrs. Mcclure, having died
two weeks ago.
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Df Silver Ron, irl 800 Sunday a,aasu..
February s. from aldu-y trouble tr.m aa..a
a- sss q sufferer iur ~ wears, aEa- - teag..
lie Vas also afflicted Wstu paralysis tar the past
- months. lie aa- lnr several Essr- aa elder
ia the Lutheran church iLer-. tie IS survived
5s tsa daughter, aud one s"u. Nr-. p,aHis
Jryua cd lui1u Mills. and Mr.. ABsl.u Gg,ts.
of Silver Blu. are Bee 4le .a,rs. Ile son.
heay hr.se4rH-. rSje- a PeaaU.e. Pa
5lr.. f. 4. Cover. at isuase.. Is s. -r-si.
daughter ut Co., ieegl.-t. lal-ri. aa- aal4
Wednesday morning Rev ~. Il. Esf- ~
uiigIAga-
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Silver Run Items.

Mr. VIM Ebaugh, who was blacksmithing
iu this place fora number Of years, moved to
Lirtlestgwn, Pa, on Tuesday where he will
engage Inn the same business. We are now
without "a blacksmith in this place.
On Monday morning Constable Davis and
Deputy Sheriff Kreglo of Westminster ar
rested Jacob Parr for carrying concealed
weapons and lodged him in Jail,
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Mrs. Guy ". Steele, of Westminster, re-
eeived cable message last Saturday from her
sister. Mrs. j. Howell Carroll, announcing
the death Of her husband at Mentone. France.
Mr.. Carroll was United States Consul at
Cadlz, Spain. Recently, being in bad health,
he obtained a leave of absence and went to
Paris From there ne went to Mentone and
died there rather suddenly. Mr.. Carroll was
a native Of Baltimore and 80 years of age.
He had been consul at Cadiz for about three
death.
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NOR SALE.
ELIAS N. DAVIS,
WANTED.

A tenant TO farm. on shares, $50 Acres of
good land in Hartford county, located con-
venient to schools, churches and railroad sta
tons. Possession April first. Good refer
ence required. CHAS. X. WOODS,
Attorney at Law,
ian 81 81 209 St Paul St, Baltimore, Nd.
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UuiOntOWn Items,

Caroline aud Kenneth Mccullough have
been quite sick with heavy colds, but are
slowly improving.
\ children'S service in the interest of For
eIgn Missions will be held in the Lutheran
church. on SUNDAY morning and Baust church
IN the afternoon. February 10.
Miss Ella Virginia Smith, who has been
visiting her nephew, DR.. Thomas Clyde Rout
son and family at Buckeystown, Md, has re-
turned home.
Misses Belle and Margaret Cover are visit.
ing relatives aud friends IN Baltimore
Prot. Norman Eclard, of Brooklyn High
School, spent "a few days with his mother, Mrs.
Ann Eckari.
Miss Minnie Matthias, who was spending
sometime af Ilghmau's $. Md, with her sister,
A-~. Wade II. Cummings, has returned home.
Ars. Charles Haiues. who was spending
me1u" 90 Baltimore, has returned home.
Mrs >a.ae Hoffman Warner was the guest
Of DIR. a#i Mrs Luther Kemp. on Sunday.
Sc returned To her home ia New Oxford,
Pa, 1u Monday
Carroll County Savings Bank of Union
town 81 the close OF business, February 9Th,
had on deposit $50 SIS Is.
Ms. Nolhe He--ou spent Saturday aud
Sunday visiting friends 90 Westminster.
Rev Phiip Englar attended the Bible class
staa'.s a, Union Bridge y. e. Institute this
week
Willie Palmer &c Hampstead. visited his
brother. Frank Palmer. this week.
Ms Roman Ho.lcuherry entertained Miss
Clara Da'Eerer 90 Wo1dsiie on SUNDAY.
Another correspondent writes: The Illus
,tatsi lecture gwen on Tuesday evening in
the Church eE God. Juicutswu, by Rev. 4.
Bs5euau, Pa. D., Of Taneyiown, was enter
tanning Is well rs instructive. and was en-
layrj ay large audience. During the past
simmer Dr. Ba,eman visited Ireland aud
Scotland. and very pleasantly described with
Illustrations the various places OF interest be
visited
Rev J. u. Clark. pastor If the Church Of
God. at iut0utawu. has organized Sunday
S-hon. Teachers meeting 90 which he invites
"a gae SUNDAY School workers OF the town.
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The national banks uf Westminster seem to
be in fourj>hus condition., according 90
statements ulad-ou February &. a, ,as toIl0s.
ing facts viii sboa
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N OTICE TO CREDITORS.
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JOHN H. BROWN,
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1903; they may otherwise by law be excluded
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