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A Pleasant Party.

TIE ha.uitah.r hame 90 Th1s ]. Miller aad
wisr. us4g Ganhsr. GA Tuesday uight. Mach
"a ust thc scene 50 5 veFy .argely attended
party. gsyeu So houJg % thrif soa asrschr}.
The guests orEaa ga arrive a. an early hnHf
anI b. $50 abos; - yrr>nts were present
PfAys Eaulrx vocal aaI Instrumental u,ualr
~rrs iadsisrd in lutl II O'Clock she's r.
tss.haue-.ts ~rrv served a A9ludangr, n'teT
sh1eA Sac alsiasrarofs srTr rrssrsrd until
u a. 6. as., she's 90 Departed to lasrr re
sr-eeuse n1tnss. aises sNprrss5sE nAay shanss
"a, NJ aaA Me- Miller tar theis eyensag's ea-
l,ya~aL Thns~ present ucTs - lhnmrs },
M her and vlsr. Clinton Shspicy ard Hi,e.
Thomas K Y -lies sud ~lss, ticorge \. haruss
ana wffr Thtssnas : Jones and ~sfr. y re-. y.
SaaucA John Arnold, Misses Gcuse SHIPPER,
Della " PuoI. Ia.A N Bcuaeit- Mari +.
Bess~li. li0ld;e baraes, Pearl BaFues, Della
Araaid, Clara y Cogpersuigh, Sadie +.
a,tlvy. leydrsu Ek.,ou. BESSIE SAp.ey,
Bsrk 70 Barnes, P~aH 6. Saipley, Pear Hua.
Niaass Saauck. Bess5r Foss.si. EnuA Ar
nold. Maggie Sreucrg. N,tlsc Miller, Lo1fr d
Edm1udsau. Elih SAITH, Baia ShaacS,
B,aaghr Smish Mas Arnold, kreEiiuc Jcces,
Agu~s Jones. Em1ry l. Gossueh, Charles
g.ese, J. r. JordAa. J. z. barnes, Wa }.
Jordan. CiGaa HA.sE. Alhsrs z smi,h. Geo
Hot. Hrfsehei Pool, CgarE Shlpsey, james
Ss.aes. WI uH,, Hcssebsl Miller, Lester
Waltz. Samusl SAITH. Cuartnef Sh5pley. Geo
Sa.pssv, Less Miller. Ciageacr l.. BAEiho.
.au. William Dams. George Phillips, Frzak
Phillips, Carroll Bsruss, Elmer Baraes, Cha s.
Il Barnes. Charles dambeg, Leslie Gorsach.
William inghs-. Joseph +. Haines, William
Rsterly. Herbert Gorsach. Herschei Arnold.
Grorre Carver. Albert Spencer, HoSaTd
Speacer. Harry Barber, Ear Lau'z and Mar
An (taruta~r
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urrnanS, Couri.

Monday. March - -AndreS J. Loag. a
minisiralor OF Elizabeth ;, FISHER. deceass.d,
returned inventories Of personally and moucy
and received order 10 sell personally,
The iast sill aud testament Of George Stall,
deceased, xAs admitted 20 probate and letters
iestAmeutary thereon, we're granted so IL
Clay Eby. who received order y mostly crsd.
iiurs-
samuel " Weaut. executor Of Samuel
Weant, deceased, settled seeoud aui faal &C
count.
The last vi, and tesJzmesi ~ Eliza J.
Frowufrller. decreased was admitted lo pro
bate sui letters tesiAss~niaFy ihsrrou, a~sv
granJed o. Fannie Eng'cmAn. Who rslururd
inventories of personally sud money.
Tuesday. March 38-Aary ". Re.tsslier,
execuirix q William II. Reiisniicr. deceased.
reported safe Of personally.
EmAanel +. Fisher, administrator 4. b. y.
G. l. s. Of lAvlwiA {. FISHER, dcresssd, 70
ported sale e personally.
George ". Byrr-. gNrrater II Frederick
". Byer,, dccva1ssj, Reported sale ui prrsou
ats
anHie l.. Pr,ry. exeessris ~ Jacob Perry.
Deceased. reported ssie Of sval estate.
Final ratification ia the sales ~ lhs irass.
bold and r-al estate 10 s.iaiss 4 paHiel A.
Cox and George + EcA~asu1s.
Ed~Ard Crawford. excelsior ~ William
Caple deceased. returned inventory 81 pr
sanAlty and received order to sell the same
Letters Of administration an the ests;r oi
James Pennington, deceased. wvrr granted o.
Harry H. Pennington. uhu received order CD
Huiify creditors.
Eusauusl Bowers. ada'nisfraios az Nuslan
Bowrrs, deceased. settled arr @g4 ana. SIS
cuaui-
Charles II. BlireI, rxecaiov 81 George 1T
gel. deceased. sv,sied fifss aad huAi zrcoua'.
Letters Of administration on the estate IF
Jonas Ayers. decreased. ~rrr granted 20 Jesse
Lennon, who received order g. noilfy crcd-
~.
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HOuckSville Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Snyder, OF Baltimore,
aud Mr.. aud Mrs. George Shaetier OF hamp-
stead spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs A. j. Buchnan.
Mrs. Clay Eby and son Eugene, OF Hag RS.
town, returned home last Monday after
spending several weeks with their mother.
Mrs. George Stull.
Mr.. William Lebrun moved last week into
Elisha Lovel's house, near Richards mill.
Mr. and Mrs. F. l.. Herring and Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Herring spent last Saturday and
Sunday with their irjcGds IN F.nksburg.
VIM. \. Davidson celebrated his 59.h
birthday last SUNDAY a. his home corner 81
Hamrden avenu, and 29,h street. Baltimore.
All Of his children we're present With hlm.
They are Miss Penelope Davidson. W. aud
Mrs. Frank SNYDER. Nh. T. w Buchanan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nm. ShAsfer. Mr. aud Mr..
Wm. A. Davidson. Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ShaeiFer aud Ms. james Hoffman; nuHhe
OF grand children were also present,
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Martin speai the past
~eek in Baltimore with their daughter, Mrs
John ". Spahr
George ". Zepp ha. moved on Mrs. Alice
NeSbelle's fArm-
Mr.. Arthur Chez, o. Bethel. visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. john II. AIIgire. Fu.
day ct last week.
q
las Moad.y. after spending too weeks tu
BALTIMORE
La; week Stanton Bosom moved trun
this vicinity 10 Fairyiew.
Mrs. ". II. : AlIxirc spent last we.k ia
Baltimore.
Mr.. Singer has a1oved on Nr. Sioncs'fer's
farm; BE- sill also iaFm Frzak Schse,is
place.
Rav Bond. O; Emory, anA Mss Winnie
RaFrick, 81 PAtApsc8. arr spending ie~ iays
a5th their uacie. " II :. AIis're.
Las; ~eek Samuel Richard. moved iulo
I.sws Iepra's hous-. near Herring. mt.L
NJ, Nap8r aad Mnu.fr A..S,rs .p~p'
Thursiay 81 iasl wrss 18th Mo W II. :
Aizlre
Farmers hAys 6u,.bri plo.iaE and sauiHg
clover seed
Thursday ~ las, week Miss Made iruHa
mel retarued 60 her home. She suHcrlaE
wltb csiarrh 81 iae hand.
Five pupils Is Hogcksulie school ~~=v
taken siek wi,h messjos ias, Fs,dsy au4 bad
60 b. sent Anu1r.
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An EnloYaele Party.

Tie bone ~ Mr. Joseph H. Shipley vas The
se.ae Of vrry eaIoya6.s party, on Thursday
ufzhg. lgfh instant Il as well attended aud
..xae, sad plays wrre INDUCED ia until = late
hour wh-u Refreshments we're served. Al n
late hour the happy guests, having heartily
thanked their host and hostess, returned 10
,hesr respective homes sell pleased SIsh heir
eyraiuzs enjoyment Those present we're /:
Joseph H. Shipley, Columbus A. ShiPley and
uifr. Misses Gertrude Shipley. Pleasant ship
les. Mclvie Shipley. Pearl Shipley, Sadie
SHIPPER, Bessie ShipIey Pearl Hut, Hattie
Pbliips. sylvia Bear. Efie Bear. Edith Par
rish. Gertrude Hook. DellA Pool, Aiaule
Shaaek Pear Barnes. Leila and Mary Ben
nett. Minnie Frcyman, May hoontE, Edith
smith. lcrdeae Easioa. Blanche smith, Elsie
Eastou. Viola Shpley Messrs. Charles Bre-
mer, Emory Gorsuch. Bert saith, Charles
Barnes. Herbert Gouuch, HrrsehAl Miller,
Ole Caples. Hrrshal Arnold, Charles Reese,
Willie Reese, Grant Hook, George Hook.
Geo. Carver, Willie Hughes. Harry Hughes.
Herschal Pool. james Snyder, Leslie Shpley,
John Eastou. Rober, ShIpiey, sam Smith,
Row Snyder. Carroll Barnes, Charles hooulz,
David Haines, John Jordan, Martin Gambler,
Chas. Gambler Elmer Barnes, Joseph Haines,
Anon Shipley. Ebert Shipley, Urner Shiplf :
and others.
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Narker,s Vii lie ms.

Tbsr~ have been sales nearly every day
throa.h uur sections aad thiugs broaghl ialr
prices
Wm. Frock. 81 Rrar here. had sale last
Thursdsy. John f. Marker and ~iis, znd
Saluaes al. EskAri and ali-. ~ iats place, a.
tended u.
Ciiu,uu F0slesoHg. 81 near AArberyy.
uoyri on Ss.naci hrrisr's tsrm Howard
l..nmon moved CA DAVID Hrsson farm /;
Harvey kroirr 81 near Bagsi Church moved
iuto The housr vacated by l.emoa Augustus
Study from the Iahh farm - hinEsiair. Pa,
and james Slreyy irom Ed~art L.asyes's
farm, near Westminster. 20 the Hahn farm
near this place.
Rev J : Hartman visited Wm. II. Msas
family aud JOAN II. Markers family .ss,
week
Last seek Wm. Curry, Of Wakefield. the
cham pion beef hatcher. KILLED two bseses for
George II. Wolf. Of this place.
Samuel Hofaoker, the school teacher OF
Green Valley school, : preparing 90 have an
entertainment al the close Of The school ses-
sFou.
The high Ws,ers We bad on Monday did a
grea, deal OF damage Pipe Creek aud Silver
Ron Greek ~eFe SO high that people could Aol
cruss the bridges below Marker Mil
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Miss Bertha Roberts, Of Medtord, IS visit
ing in Baltimore this week, aud Is stopping
with her cousin. Mrs. I. fIckery Wedge, Of
No l04l West Lanvale street.
Mr.. and Mrs A. D. Brocke,t, of Alexan-
dria. Va. were in Westminster from Saturday
until Monday. Mr. Brockeit Wa educated
at Western Maryland College, and he has a
soft spot for Westminster
Mr. K. p Nortbrop and family Of Tank
hammock, Pa, have removed 10 Westminster,
aud have taken the dwelling formerly owned
by Dr. Nelson, on Green street.
Rev William A. Grouse. Of Westminster,
retired minister OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, reached his 18th birthday on March
24th.
Charles Carr left Westminster last Monday
for Hanover, Pa, where be has secured Po-
sitiou as engineer IN planning aill.
Miss Hattie Armacosi Of Hampstead, spens
part of last week rs the guest cd Thomas Il.
Bankard and family.
Mr. j. William Lynch, who has been the
efiieies,, and obliging clerk at The Wcst'nias,
ter for several wears, has accepted a position
with lavgr retail grocery Ia Baltimore, and
iet "Wednesday Tor that city.
Col. Vim. A. MeKeihp. United States con
sul at MagiehurE, has delighted NJ. Louis
D,ehlmau. OF New Windsor, a native Of Ger
many, by sending hitD several iate German
newspapers.
Mr.. John NJ. Roberts and bls brother,
Charles B. Roberts, Of Baltimore, sailed from
New York GA "Wednesday Tor Eufupe. They
viii return 10 aboai mouih. Mr.. Chsrles
B. Roberts has gone over 20 meet ms iaul.,
zud accompany ihem home. Mr.. jobs ".
Roberts has gone ia,1 TOR pleasure aad s'ghi
seeing.
Charles T. R-ifuidcr. IT., formerly ri
Westminster, has become a member Vi she
law firm Of AppigArth. Herman and Reifsai
der, with offices a. No. 10 Fast Lexington
street. Baltimore, and al fowson, Baltimore
county.
The wedding OF Mr. II, B. Hoifacker, re
porter % the court, this cOuaiy, 20 Miss Ella
:. Rosiev. daughter OF Mr.. h. Fl. Busley,
we'll known and prominent retired farmer OF
Grceumouui, Is announced 90 take place nexi
Wednesday ia Baltimore. Mr. aBd Mr..
HotfaCker will reside ia Westminster.
Mrs. William Seifert and Ms. L. J. HAnu
aud laughter. Of Chester. Pa. are visiting
sheir parents. Arthur Hill and w5ic, al FAST
view, Nd.
The following guests arc boarding vita the
Misses DielinAu, NrS Wln is5T Mr. Gen.
+. A. Meyers aud maid OF Omaha, Nebraska:
Miss Marion Stuart. jacksonville. Florida;
Mrs. Marion Terry, OF Annapolis, Nd; Mrs.
Frances Bridge. New York; Nrs. A. II. Mat
theNs. child and maid, aud Mss LINDA Mat
thews. all OF Brooklyn, y. !.
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John SENT and Margaret SENT, his wife, of
Westminster, charged with selling vine I'M
lawfully, and who were to have had hearing
before Justice Moore on Wednesday after
noon, appeared by their counsel, D. n. Hen
ming, and waived a hearing and gave bail for
their appearance at the May term of the Cir
cult court. There are two charges against
each OF the accused.
Mr.. F. Nee. Brown, postmaster of Bruins
wick, Georgia, is said by the Journal of that
city to be "a wide-awake official and one OF
the most popular postmasters in Georgia.
Owing to the incre ase of postal business two
extra clerks have been added and the pay OF
the old clerks increased. Mr.. Brown is
Uniontown district "boy," and his many
friends will be pleased to hear of his success.
Mr.. J. VIM Earhart, as surviving executor
and trustee of John Miller. deceased, sold
last Thursday the following lots of land, about
three miles from Westminster, on the Littles
town pike: Lots l and 2 TO Mrs. Rebecca
Miller for $500 and $50; lot No. 3, a wood lot
of Al acres, in Myers district, TO d. j. w.
Earhart for S37, and lot No. 4, a wood lot of
II acres, near Mt. Pleasant, to VIM. Frock
for S72.70.
Clifton L. Murray, trustee of Frederick J.
Sterner and wife, sold at public sale on Sat
urday last the Worthington hotel property IN
Hampstead. 1t was purchased by George +.
NJ Warehime, of Baltimore, for Sl400. Mr..
Warehime will remove the building and erect
a store and dwelling on the lot. He will open
a iewelry store Mr. Murray also sold the
personal properly of Steiner, the sales aggre.
eating Sl24. SO.
Daniel Bnsh and Grant Chew, of Patapsco
neighborhood were arrested yesterday [ Fri
day) morning by Deputy Sheriff kreglo and
Constable Davis on the charge of robbng
George T. Noel of Westminster, of a watch
and some money. Noel alleges that the
Young men choked him and threw him down.
Before Justice Moore Bush gave bail for
hearing next Tuesday morning at 10 clock,
and Chew went to Jail in default Of bail.
Shortly after we began printing THE ADyO-
CATE on the afternoon of the 10Th Instant, the
injector of the boiler became clogged and we
could not use our press. This will explain
why the paper did not reach all Of our sub
scriberS Saturday morning. Through the
courtesy of the Sentinel office the paper was
printed and mailed that night, and the accom-
modating postofice officials forwarded the
papers by the several wagons and carriers
Saturday morning.
A necessary and handsome improvement
has been made in the fire proof vault attached
to the clerks Office ut the Court House.
More room being needed for records, hand
some cases have been pat up. set on mahog-
any base, with compartments. The new cases
will accommodate 1873 record books, and will
suffice for many years. The doorway has
been much improved also. being fitted up
with mahogany and paueled.
Mrs. Letitia Ward aud daughter Fanpye of
Thurmout, Md, who have been spending the
winter in Baltimore, are now visiting relatives
in Carroll county.
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Gambler items.

Pardon our little town for the long silence.
We are very quiet here since furnished with
Officers of the Law. If you can manage in
any way to get them away from here, Gambler
will soon assume It's normal condition, other.
wise we will have to move along in our quiet
way.
Hon A. p German is iavorably talked Of
10 this community for President. Most of us
have never seen him somehow the people
have got hold of his name and talk a great
deal about him and greatly enjoyed the
endorsements of him published IN your paper
recently.
Our crops are showing up weIl-grain never
looked better Pasture has advanced so
people have had stock out for the past ten
days This is a very fine thing, as feed is very
scarce aud high and money little shy.
Measles have about finished its mission with
us and we are now preparing our sanitary
condition in contemplation of visit of the
smallpox or bubonic plague.
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TWENTY-YEAR-OLD ROMANCE.
Former Resident of Westminster to Marry
Her Lover of Twenty Years Ago.

A special dispatch TO the Baltimore Sun
from Washington, d. c., on Tuesday night
last said
IAN old Maryland romance has developed
with the announcement of the engagement of
Miss Sallie Wood, of Baltimore, 10 Mr.. Clar
ence Harvey, one of the principal comedians
in "a Country Girl, = the last DAILY musical
importation from the London stage, which is
being seen at the Columbia Theatre here this
week.
"Mr. Harvey is the son of Mr.. George W.
Harvey, the well.knOwn oyster packer aud
restaurateur of this city. Miss Wood is a
native of Westminster, Md, and is now living
on Calvert street, Baltimore. She and Mr..
Harvey met more than 20 years ago, when
both were quite young and they formed a very
strong attachment, but afterward separated.
"Mr. Harvey shortly sfterward went out
into the world to make his fortune, travelled
much in foreign lands and embarked on a
stage career. He married, but his wife died
some years ago. Mr.. Harvey went to Baltl-
more last week with the a Country Girl com
pany. Miss Wood saw him on the stage and
the two met again for the first time in 20 years.
They became engaged and are to be married
IN September.
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Aged a. years and 10 days, well-kuown
and popular citizen, died At his residence in
this city March 9th. from complication OF
diseases. For over twenty years he was clerk
Ut the SchloSSer Tanuery, near this city, aud
was faithful in the discharge of his duties. He
was a son OF Reuben and Margaret CasSell,
deceased and leaves a widow and one son.
He Is also survived 10y the following brothers
and Sisters-John c.. of Philadelphia, Pa. /;
William IL, James II. and Frank R., of this
city; Mrs Frank w. Miueu. Of Gettysburg,
Pa, and Mrs Edward v Clarke. of Chicago.
Mr. Cassell was member of Grace Lutheran
Church, Republican in politics ard a mem
Der of the |. q. NJ. shu performed the last
rites at the cemetery. Funeral services we're
beld st Grace Church Yesterday Friday
morning aud the remains we're inferred IN
the Ca4seIl cemetery at Wakefield The pail.
h.sr-r~ we're hi four brothers. Mr.. Flank ".
MJteu, of Getty sburs. and Harry Robinson.
OF New York. both brothers Iu- law.
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Sale Register.

Notices of Sales. for which bills are printed at
this Office will be published under this head until
day of sale for 30 cents When bills are printed
elsewhere S100 will be charged. Terms cash.
Monday, March 80 at O'Clock p. m, postponed
sale of lumber and cord wood. - acres Of uncut
wood tree tops &c. on the premises of A. NJ. Kali
bach lately owned by John Stulps heirs, at Tank
Station. w. NJ. R. K. Credit Of three months A.
NJ Kalbaeh.
March 80. at a. m.-Intending TO quit farming
| will sell all my horses, cattle, wagons, farming
utensils and some household furniture. John E.
Rickle, Agent on the farm of Mrs Annie Roberts,
known as the CaylOr farm, on the road from the
tTniontown Turnpike to Wakefield.
March 81, at u clock nj Horses ) Mich Cows,
Sows Boar Hog Binder. Drill, Horse Rake. The
goods are all new. Harry T. +. Hollenbaugh, near
New Windsor. j. Thomas Roop, Auctioneer.
April 4. D m-2 Double Heaters, Small Range
Oil Stove Bureau, Beds, Sideboard, Extension Ia
bic Chairs Lamps so Gallon Coal Oil Tank, Sc
Ella L. Roberts. near Medford.
Monday 4 pril g. at O'Clock p. NJ on the prem
Uses of A. NJ. Kalbach, lately John Stul's heirs on
the road from Patapsco to Emory Chapel. three
fourths ofa mile west of the chapel 1000 feet OF
Oak and Chestnut Boards. 80 Cords OF Slab Wood
Is Cords of Oak aud Hickory Wood, IS Acres of Un-
cut Wood, &c. A. NJ. kalhach.
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Weather RECORD ror The week.

March 2I-mercury s. at a. m. aud sc at
Q D. m. : thunder gust between 3. 80 and L.. 80
a. m. with heavy rain; rainy and showery until
II NJ, followed BY generally cloudy weather;
continuous rain after p. III. March %
mercury Al at 7 a. III. and A at 2 p. NJ, nearly
continuous rain, with occasional heavy show
ers. March 23-mercurs 46 at Z a. m. and
So at p. m; heavy showers after a. M;
continuous rain, with occasional very heavy
showers; partly clearing weather after p. N.
March 24-mercury 50 at I IA. m. aud 81 at
D. m. fog, mist aud rain, until y m, followed
by cloudy weather. March 25-mereury 30
at 7 a. M and AZ at p. M; fair and blustery.
March 26-mercury "a at a. m. and SO at
2 D. m; fair. March 27-mercury 81 at 7
a. m. and 65 at p. M fair.
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Daniel Items.

This community was surprised and grieved
10 learn ofthe illness and death of Mrs. Claude
Crswell. of Baltimore. She and her husband
VIM. Criswel were formerly residents of this
vicinity. Mrs. Criswell leaves three small
children. Her remains were inferred in Lou.
don Park Cemetery.
The house and lot in the village of Daniel,
belonging to the heirs of Mrs. Aaron Gosnell,
was sold on Monday of this week to Mrs.
Deborah Snider of Mount Airy for 1898.
Mrs. Snider will repair the dwelling and &C.
cupy it in the near future.
Mr.. Horace L. Shipley spent Thursday OF
last week in Baltimore.
Mr.. Grant Jenkins, who has been spending
the winter with his mother, left for the West
on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Miller spent few days this week
in Baltimore.
Mrs. F. l.. CriswelI who has been in Balti-
more for week came home on Sunday.
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A Pleasant Social Party.

A very pleasant social party was gwen in
honor Of Mr.. J. Edward kooutz and wife
who will move 10 York, Pa, at their home in
Union Mills on the 10Th instant. Those pres
ent we're Edward kOonlz and wife. X. \.
Kooniz aud wife, Adam Shepp and wife, Mrs.
Sarah Byers, Mrs Daniel Cretiu, Mrs. The.
odore Benler, Mrs. Charles knipple. MIR.
John Copenhaver, Mrs. Amelia Bowersox,
Misses Lille Koontz, Annie Cretin, Rosie
Kuipple. Mollie Rider, Minnie Copeuhaver,
Elsie Kuipple. Helen Frock, Esta Stewart.
Edna Frock, Iene Bankert, Esta Everhart,
Ests Koontz; Messrs. Jacob Messenger, Err
nest Hesson, Milton Feeser, Wesley Yingling,
George Bankert, Grover Knipple, franklin
Messenger, Franklin Yingling, Bud James,
Clarence Bemiller and Arthur Bloom. Social
conversation and plays were INDUCED in until
a late boar, when refreshments were served
in abundance, after which all returned to
their homes well pleased with the evening 5
enjoyment.
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OF Manchester. died March .. from com
plicatiou OF diseases. aged 80 years, months
aud - DAYS He ) survived By his wife. one
son. Herbert. and one daughter, Sylvia. he
!. al>a saryived by bis yaoiheg, Ms. Eli1a Ana
Froek. OF Deep Run. Nd. ioar brothers -
leander and WerleB p Frock. of Deep Run.
+. Albert Frock. Of Mace Mil. York county.
Pa, and Edmund l.. FrOck, Of Virgins. and
,<o stsfers-MTs Auaa Mary Weniz, Of IieeU
Roe. and Mrs. Ahce AAsemorr, neAs Mace :
NIL The funeral ~as held March >, Al 3.
m. 81 hss late residence, Rev. ) ". RosdeE.
nHlrEalsmr-
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WORK OF THE GRIM REAPER.
Death OF Many Well-Known Persons In
This County.

Widow of James F. Lednum, died March
u, of heart disease at her home, l046 West
Hopkins avenue, Baltimore. Mrs. Lednum
had been sick four weeks. 1t is thought the
sudden death of her husband six weeks ago
affected her condition, as she had been suffer
ing from heart disease for some time. She
was born in Carroll county "a years ago and
was a daughter of the late Nimrod Frizzell.
She leaves two daughters-Mrs. Charles H.
Claiborne and Miss Ophelia Lednum-and
sister, Mrs. AIRY Walker, and brother, J.
w. Frizzel. She was a member of the Fay.
cite Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Birthday Party.

A very enjoyable birthday party was given
at the hospitable home of Israel Utz near
Bish's mill March Goth, in honor of their
daughter Miss Minerva. Games, music aud
singing were INDUCED in, aud after which
refreshments were served in abundance. Al
the mid night hour the happy party dispersed.
Those present were Israel Utz and wife, Jacob
Bankert and wife Joseph Wimert and wife,
George Turner, Walter c. Wimert, Joseph
Sprinkle, John Gable, Oliver Reed, Abraham
Bankert, Frank Englar, f. W. Witte, Edward
Leese, Harry Schatfer, Daniel Utz and Harvey
Utz, Misses Bessie Sprinkle, Bessie Crosse,
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