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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-09-17
OrrhanS Court.

TUESDAY, September l3-Thumas q. Shoe
maker aud David X. FoEle, executors Of
Americas Shoemaker, deceased. reformed in
veutories Of personal property and money. and
received orders to sell personal property aud
real estate.
Letters Of administration on .he estate Of
Sahslla Barthold. deceased. we're granted TO
Matilda Sauble. Who received warrant TO ap-
praise. also order to notify creditors; aud the
administrative returned inventories OF money
and debts
The last will and testament Of Charlotte
Stewaft, late OF Lancaster county, Penusyl-
wanna. vas admitted % probate and letters les
tsmeniary thereon weTe granted 10 james
Ssewart and John A. NaumAn.
William e. EuzlaE and J. Walter EagiAr
executors Of DAVID ". EBg.Ar. decreased. re
turned issI &C sdyAocrmsnts, reported sale vi
grain, etc. received order 10 transfer mort.
cages. stock. etc. also received order 90 sell
Kruund rent. made report Of sale OF ground
r~at. the sale Of which Vas confirmed bY The
Court. upon the agreement Of the heirs io.sach
rA,i6eaiion, sni also settled toaTth account.
Francs A. Taylor aud Howard =. Taylor,
administrators Of wm. II. Taylor. deceased.
Imported sale Of personal property. ASA re
retsei order directing several articles erroue.
ousiy appraised 10 b. stricken from the list Of
ApFsass~rneni.
The iasi ali aud testament If John &. Dell.
jsreasei sas ADMITTED ia probate, sud letters
tesiamentAry thereon arFe grated 60 AassH
IA Dell. zho rvSrtsrd warrant to apPrslsr,
aud order to posIiy CREDITORS.
Wili5aa4 -. P~iry. administrators VI Mary J.
l.auabcrt. drsrAsrd reported sale q personal
property.
Tie last AL sHd testament " Margaret
R1ser. deceased. uas admitted 10 probate sad
lsgirrx fs-slAnscutAry theron @~fr granted In
Ieha Rover Aad Abraham II. Halter, ~h1 ~
rrsr--i @arrant O. APprarse. and order 20 rH'aiy
crrAasars
Wskia,-ssiAv September u SusanHAh "
Es.Ieh Anj jacob Esslfh. xtntu sgrAsar> 81
paulrl J BAame aFincr lsc~asrd. reported
sa.r 80 i-efsuuai property
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Personal notes.

FPe-Sous having friends - guests and dcsir the
publication ~ Ine sane - az rieas- srt'd their
nAmes 10 this ofier- EpHuE~i
Rev. and Mrs. K. ". Daty will lrayr Taes.
day. the 20h. for -. Louis The, wiii h. gone
about 10 days.
Miss Louise Easiou has returned TO East
Oraage. \. J.. after spending month with
relatives anti friri5ds IT, Westminster aud Bal
iimoFe.
Charles summers ha. returned 10 Baltimore.
afier spending ihfer months With Henry Him
Ter AID family.
Andrew Himler !. spending some time IN
Baltimore.
Grier Robertson aud bride have returned
home. after having spent several dAys Suh
his father. Jesse c. Robertson.
Mr.. ]. Somerset Swormsiedi, az Washing
ton Civ. former resident Of Westminster
vas here thu. weet. the first visit Tor some
wears. He noticed vast changes aud improve.
menIs about Town since be- Sas lat here.
Mrs. Julia McRelHp Campbell. Of Washing
ton, spent several days 20 Westminster ihia
week.
l.. NJ. Sellmsn visited his home At WarheldI.
burg this week, and sSs 10 Westminster on
Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Bucher, Of Upperco, Baltimore
county, and Miss Minnie Neaiz, Of ldneborU,
are guests this week at Thomas Ii. Bankert's
Mrs. David Il. Geilnan sud Mr. Alice "
Wampler. oil Westminster, visiting ia Han
over, Pa.
Miss Adyth L. Baukard, Of Westminster, is
visiting in Baltimore.
Charles f. Herring. wife aud Two children
went to Old Point Comfort last Saturday ADD
spent several days at that famous resort
Mrs. Frank T. Shaw is visiting ia FrederieA
Mrs. Jennie Armacost Misses Bessie and
Helen Armaeost, George Armacost, and /.
William aud Frank MaIher, of this city, left
Monday for visit Of several weeks 10 the ST.
LOUIS fair and reIalives aud friends ia Illinois
Miss Mamie Aubaugh OF Liuebaro, visited
Miss Bulah Benson al Gambler, this week.
Judge and Mrs Robert NJ. Henderson Of
Carlisle. Pa, were guests Of Mrs. Maulsby on
Tuesday.
Mrs Almedia v, widow of the late john
|. Orendorff, Of this city. will leave for Day
ton, Ohio. about the middle OF October, where
she will make her future home.
Miss Ruth B. Tanner, the little daughter Of
Hon james Tanner, of Washington, ID. G..
who has been spending the summer with Mrs.
Pearson and Miss Shelman while her parents
were travelling left for her home this morning.
She was accompanied by Master j. Merri
wether Shellman, who will spend several
days in Washington AS the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Tanner.
George r. Gehr. cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank, this city. is attending the meeting
of the American Bankers Association in New
York city.
Among the persons from Carroll registered
at the Maryland Building at the st. Louis Fair
recently we're NJ. c. Dultera OF Taneytown;
Mss Marie Shriver of Avondale; K. Lee My
ers and wife and L. NJ. Rouzer of LinwOodi
Mis-, Maggie L. Eisenhut. Arthur G. Albert
and George o. Brilliant; Parker n. Wentz OF
Merosr, Miss Emma Hare of Watersvillei
DIR. and Mrs. j. w. Herring and Miss Cora NJ.
Schaeffer of Westminster; A. Myrtle Caple,
Carrie E. Green, Golda NJ. Frizzell and Alice
E. Owings.
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Aelr0Sc liens.

D. Cyrus L,ss,r raised a frame barn last Sal
urday morning. The barn IS nearly lea i~cJ
ia length. and uoy an accident happened A. IS
usually the case where ulAuy mrn aF~ C,sa
grrgatrd 10 handle much lumber.
j. Albert Zepp has a stalk Of sweet corn
9Th nicely developed rar tso iaches irom
The roots
Oar teachers are rustiealing m Westminster
lhi, week. preparatory to 60 INTO their fall and
winter WUrk iu earnest
On Monday ct las, Serk. George r. King
Ut Bandauua Pa. with The Ald Of Iwn men To
furnish the needed material pet ag = ~all.
lsx2l feet. ior shat. In Mis-ion Worker
building, bet-seru : a. and = ~. The Is
a record hsgd Ga beat, considering that the
sail averaged about ~ inrhe> in thickness.
W- congratulate Harry Bro~n and bride,
u near Hanover. who were recently mArTlri.
Mr.. Brown aud vonr correspondent werr
schnnlnaie, - years ago.
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Loekiaw, supposed to have developed from
vaccination, caused the death at Hanover.
Pa, on Tuesday of Richard Humber Ports,
the I'VE year-oid sou of Banker Lloyd Ports.
Assistant Postmaster W. II. Saunders, of
Fork Union. Fluvanna county, Virginia, has
been indicted by the federal grand jury at
Lynchburg fer embezzling 81, 6s221.
In Montana and North Dakota last Tues.
day morning there was a range of from 50 to
% below the seasonal average with killing
trosis and freezing temperature. There vas
a heavy fall of snow on Wednesday
At st. Joseph, Missouri, on September Is.
the national convention of Red Men elected
officers and passed an amendment 10 their
laws prohibiting saloon keepers, bartenders
and retail liquor dealers from becoming mem
bers Of the order, and also that any member
who shall engage in the retail business after
having been admitted to the order shall be
liable to suspension.
A great deal ofproperty has been destroyed
along the Texas border by the flooded Rio
Graude River. The United States custom.
house and many residence and business houses
ia Preside del Norte have been abandoned
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UNIONTOWN DISTRICT ITEMS.
Address on College Work and Lecture-Fine
OLD AppleS-LOw Water-PerSOnals, Etc.

Prot. Jesse II. Garner OF Findlay College.
Ohio. delivered AN address college work in
the Church of God. Uniontown, on Sunday
morning last and on Tuesday evening enter
tanned his audience with stereopticon pictures
and lecture.
Squire Jesse Billmyer, the popular teacher.
will be at the "Old Stand Fair View school,
on Monday
Miss Bessie Mering is at home after spend
ing several months at the World Fair. Rock
Island aud Pittshurg.
Mr.. Mary OTTO and nephew, Howard Cay
lnr eel near Uniontown, are al the World ;
Fair. St. Louis.
Thornton Haines. of Baltimore, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Emma Haines. near town
Arthur Englar and wife, near LinWood,
spent the past week with friends at PiGesviIle
and Baltimore.
Mrs. Morrison y. Smith is visiting her
brother and sister Mr. and Mrs j. h Meals.
ter, sll n. Mount street. Baltimore, Md
Raymond Dayhofi, Of Linwood, was in Balt-
more, during the past week.
Mrs. LYDIA Bosey, of Baltimore, is the guest
of her sister. Mrs. John Bowers, Clear Ridge
Miss Mary Cookson, of NEAR town, rs visit
ing friends in Hanover, Pa
j. NJ Shellman ate on September 18th,
some apples of the Romantic variety which
were of the 1908 crop. They were in good
condition.
J. Thomas Fritz. near Uniontown. has shout
200 bushels of apples ia his orchard
A number OF wells and springs are dry and
water IN the branches very low Some of the
former were never known to TAIL before
". p. Englar, agent for the Dug Hill Fire
Insurance Company, adjusted the loss of the
Iinwood camp FIRE aud paid the insurance
+. NJ. Hines has purchased from John
Coomh. q acres OF land in Vaudeville. tor
$3.50
Gravel Spring Mil has been torn down aud
the lumber will be sold. The large water
| wheel will 90 10 the Drach mill on sam
| Greek
Road commissioner Erb has repaired the
wall under the iron bridge over Big Pipe
creek at Trevaniou
There is complaint Of the potatoes rottine
since being gathered.
From the amount Of clover cut there will be
a big lot Of seed.
| John Stone. with number Of mssons, i.
working on the foundation Of the new church
at l.inWoOd.
A large quantity Of lime is being put on the
! land IN this neighborboOd.
| Farmers are cutting OF corn
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The holne 81 Nr. sad Nrs Hcs~k,,h NaF
row, ct Rs,s-siils. sas the srrus { 5 v~fy d~
hEh,ia, birthday 4silIius party an Tuesday the
iSgh instant. 4 hrfnE fas 3Sih anniversary q
Mrs Morrows hsrth. alsa Ibe dsY PF~ygsus
l-.inc The i2ik anniversary 81 NJ. zna M
Nurrazs wedding. The guests SER very
cordially received and az 81 = N. al SER
ia,ii-i 10 the dining raam sh.g~ a s4mpiaa.as
dinner awsIird then. At g. IA. refresh
,nsnt-. consisting % i-a4ouade, cakes Aud al
The different fruits ut the srAsna. ws-e served
Al I ~ they 4ere called Go ssprz-r. AHtoak
an active par, iu quilting aui >essag No
Morrow received maHy asrial presents
Among those present. tsssir~ the husi sud
hs.i,-,~, ser. M,-slaat-. } + AitAugh, lF~ju
Alrirr, J. J. Brrhua, Wm. o. Henry. Harry
Lawson. -. d. Lri.irr. G,... 4 i4~S.g-r,
Carrie Long, Kate i1.ekAui. u Il N..iendnr.
WIN Nci;v~, h. !. Stephan. FL J. Ntngl'nE
and u. II zimmerman.
Miss Mamie R~r>e mss griarned iFam tea
DAYS visit ia Baltimore.
Miss Adele Ring uf - DENIS, Baltimore
couu'y. speul the past tsrtniu.hi sith frrnds
in this yicinity.
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BACHMAN'S VALLEY ITEMS.
Harvest Home Services Christian AssOci-
alton 0rganized-Flne Crop of Corn
Personals, Etc.


Mrs. Mary Palmer Is on the sick list at pres
enl.
The bell on the new L. b; church has not
AS yet been heard from, and all are anxious
to hear and see the same, as perfect beauty
IS expected, with sweet tone.
Cnltlng corn IS IN tnll DIast, anu g""d
yield IN excellent condition IS expected.
Farmers have nearly finished sowing fall
grain.
The Harvest Home service at Jerusa EN-
church, last Sunday, conducted 10y Rev JAS
b. St"neSlfer, was well attended. he collec-
ton was very good, and all were pleased with
the sermon, which was appropriate 10 the oc-
cason.
Otto Harmon has potato which weighs
three pounds. who can beat IT?
Edward J.. Houck, OF Baltimore has re-
turned home TO spend lew weeks
Cider making Is IN progress nut apples are
not very plentiful.
Grapes are ripe; yield large ana qnaiIty
good.
FolilGai qnfsilons are MOI discussed huch
in nus place. w,.-, ,.,,--
MIS-. DEMON >. "SIeu''ne anu ch''ute" are
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-09-17
Letter to Paul Reese
Westminster, Maryland

Dear Sir: Lead and oil is not good paint;
don't wear; the rule is, as everyone knows,
repaiut in three years.
Devoe lasts six, in the same way-allow
wide tnargin in all such statements What
does it mean, to last? Il means the same
with both
As to covering that's another. Here's an
instance.
Mr. J J Hall, Sheffield, Pa, painted two
houses, lead and oil; took 40 gallons.
Last summer bought 40 gallons Devoe for
the same two houses; returned 10 gallons.
The paint that covers, lasts; it's all paint,
true paint, and fuIl-measure. Lead and oil is
all paint but not good paint; the lead wants
zinc. Better paint Devoe.
Yours truly
Is + W DEyoE 4 Co
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A wedding ct much interest 10 the magY
friends At the parties took PisFe September "a
u the hour ~ M,s Elizabeth g. Saith. 80
NeS Wiudsar. ~hsa hrr daughter. sara Nav
nsrd. WAS married 10 nr- la Englat Whitehall.
puly lhs inin,ciai. fsm.liss Of the birdie aud
sr,sJ, were present The eHilrr hpass "a,
l,owsr Of smiIaK. cl..rn4ils and palms b.
isrid, was aiilred ia = handsome goSH - hlus
chiffon fable aaj carried Bride rssses- She BE-
oue Of the most popular yeang isdirs ut Mes
Wiudsuy. The grn5.tb is sos ~ Pr AzK@~ll
Whitehall, ct Frrier5cs c,ss4aty Nd. and
graduated with high honng~ from lssisrsssn
Medical College. rissladrig.hF.. 'ha I,Asi ~sEu
mer. Rev. nr. Jaass.s Frazer performed the
crremons and Ms l-anluf4 Bankrra rvndrrrd
Mrnlei-sabu SEEDING gsaFch. after ~hsrh 4
wedding breakfast Vs. SERVED. The bridal
party lril 90 ,hr clock tram saf ,@u
weeks trg a. Allsntle tHs, The presents
wcre elegant, rgmpu>zl chiefly ct cst glass
sud solid stiYeF auj 3 check IL s-lsH iroE1
the graudmoih~r # ihr hrl,l~-
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Hurt While ThreShing.

Wesley Dietz, Of Deep Run, this county,
was seriously injured one day last week while
ihreshing on the farm of John Panebaker, in
Union township, Adams county, Pa. Mr..
Dielz was busiIy engaged feeding the machine
when the strap connected with the governor
broke, which increased the speed, causing the
cylinder to burst into a thousand pieces, which
flew IN all directions.
Mr.. Dietz was terribly cut and bruised and
injured internally. DIR. l.. NJ. Bailey, Of Han
over, was summoned and attended the injured
man, Sfter which be was taken to his home.
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Weather RECORD for the week.

September lO-m-rcury 81 at a IN. ana
% at 2p. M; generally cloudy. September
il-mercury SO ut a. ~. and 81 at = p. M. +;
thick fog. cloudy; clear after p. m. Septem-
Der l2-mercury So at a. IN. and 81 al p.
an clear until 8 p. m; followed by severe
thundergnsls with light showers. September
l3-mercury 81 at IN. and "a at 2 p. m;
cloudy. September ll-mereury 81 at a. m.
and 81 at = p. M; very heavy fog and mist,
followed by almost continuous rain until late
hour; Ihundergust from until . p. m. Sep
TENDER l5-mercury 40 AT n. M. aud I'll at
p. m; clear and blnstery. September 10
mercury 45 at a. IN. aud GO at p. IN; light
frost; clear
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uninn NILS LIENS.

Ferdinand Bonnolte. Of Westminster, ba.
been employed by b. f shriyer q Co. Ia
assist ia their office work ia this place.
Mrs Albert Pratt aud daughter Marian,
have returned to their home 10 Tennessee,
after spending five weeks with friends 10 Mary
land.
Rev. John &. Moss. Of New Holland. Pa.
a former pastor ofthe Reformed church. Silver
Run. will preach at the latter place ON Sunday
morning, September 18th.
Miss Gerlie Bachman is visiting friends III
Hanover. Pa.
Miss Edna Frock spent few weeks with
VIM. Siarner and family, Of Stonersylle, re
Gently.
Daniel Grafton is on the sick list
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Ncx Advertisements.

Fafsus Cor Salr The G~osE- ". Alt~aGh
Real Estate and BEokrrag- Cumpany w~>I
instrss~F Nd
The Nrs Fall Goois Are Arriving Daily
The Miller Bros. Co. Popular CAsh Stores.
Is rslJa3ustrT.
Tie N-@ Drv-s FsbrICs iur Fall md " in.
Ter Charles r. Hvrlng. Westminster.
Ness q Fail tiossds-l. v. Msih~r { Sofss
" esiall hsi~f and Manchester.
Puhlsc Sair of FsruiJaEv NrS. A.uassiia '.
Urrbdsrsf. " Westminster. Nd
Pahhs sale of score aud UsriliBg & harir,
= Eessrd Attorney
Last Of lnclasnrd Matter ,n thr Pss-lntlcr.
IS 80 minister. Nd
The oman Christian Temperance UnIon
Aairs-u Harry 6. SchnvcF, aAaUvcr. Ia.
WaBir,i- Geo. r. Bcns.sn. Gant-r, Nj.
pubsie sale Of a Fsra Ng..~, Barnes,
Peaches -Josrph Myers.
Bank Statements
Z a.gsA Ntssgr-
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wsSi Falls Items.

Revival s~ryir-s zrr 10 progress a. Mrsg
Falls " r. Chur,h
Mrs lsrarl Haiu~. sod daughter Mamie
visited The fortarr =nn lass Sandal
Albert Dorsey. % PAr-rns, West Virginia.
visited b. aual. MIR. Nsmroi DAVIS. iruul
Saturday uur, Monday
Among those who VISITED Mr. aus Ass.
Wesley Lo~man on Sunday -~r- T.. l.. CiarN
and family. Of Winfield; vs. " Welsh and
@iir. of Nest Falls, ahd Albert Durs~y, OF
Parsons. West Virginia. c0tsssn OF Mrs. low
mAu
NJ, EmuA Dririck. Of Baltimore, ~ho has
heru visiting her COUSIN. No Oscar Hood.
has retained home.
MIss B~rthA GaiTriI visited Ms. EdnA
Hood last Sunday.
Mr.. Amelia LowmAn lost 6or hog r.
crnii, from some uuknosn CAUSE
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DAN CUPID'S WORK.
Three Young Couple Start on LIES Jour
ney With Bright Prospects.
RnRERrsoN-RIcHAEps.

A letter from Phil adelphia. Pa, September
IS. gives the 70 flowing account Of wedding
al Atlantic City:
Mr.. Grier ). Robertson. OF Philadelphia,
sou Of Jesse Robertson. highly respected
and well.to.do farmer, Of Western Maryland.
and Juuiet,a Grace, youngest daughter oi
Jacob Richards, well knoxn miller and
farmer. Of Hampstead district. Carroll county,
Nd. we're married on Wednes day, September
7th. in Atlantic City. y. J. The bride wure
an imported lace gown over white satin, siih
veil caught up ~ spray Of orange blossoms
and carried shower bouquet Of hiIes Of The
valley. The groom wore the conventional
black with white tie.
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For The Democrats Advocate.

The biennuial convention OF Maryland State
Christian Endeayor Union meets in MeStmn-
slpr, Wednesday and Thursday, November ,
and 3. A feast OF good things - in store for
those who attend. Rev. Francis +. Clark.
father Of c. f.. and other prominent speakers
will be present and choir of ftiy voices will
be special feature Of the convention. Al
ready the committees are at work, and VIZ trust
that when our citizens are called on they will
respond literally. Next week you may eS-
pecl call from the committee soliciting homes
and provisions for the lunches. 50 be ready
wilh yonr answers when they come. Keep
your interest up TO the top notch and plan So
that you may attend the sessions. Day ses
sions in the NJ. p Church. night sessions in
Alumni Hall, Western Maryland College.
IRE COMMITTEE.
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Sandyyllle Items.

Rev. Arthur Sage and wife, of Crisfield.
Md, were guests Of Ulysses H. Shipley and
wife the past week.
Miss Salie Shreeve. of Virginia, is visiting
Miss Carrie Shreeve.
Miss Addie Hoff has returned home from
Houcksvile where she had been visiting Miss
Jessie Zepp.
Today Saturday Sandyville base ball club
will play the Finksburg club at Finkburg.
Game called at 40 p. N.
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It Cost Them 81 30 to Drive through
a Toll Gate Without Paying Toll.

Two young gentlemen giving their names
As Charles 5. Andrews. of ChamberSburg, and
James NJ. Andrews. of New York, accom-.
panied by two ladies. arrived in Gettysburg,
Pa. in a carriage on Wednesday and register
ed at Hotel Gettysburg. Shortly after their
arrival the two gentlemen were arrested by
constable GeiSelman on a warrant issued by
Justice Quimby on information of c. f. Dear
dorh. toll gate keeper at Cashtown, charging
them with deirauding the turnpike company.
The gentlemen seemed greatly amazed, but
finally paid the toll and costs, the total sum of
which was $500, had they paid the toll they
would have been in 500.
After they had driven through the gate and
refused to pay toll MIR. Dearborn sent a man
after them ON wheel who followed them To
town and identified them
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NLsxER nAlNkS.

Miss Laura A. {slae~. daughter Of the lAlc
Jesse Haiae-, II Westminster, wss married
last "Wednesday. September IA. 20 Mr.. MIN
me L. WisnrF of Hampstead. The ceremony
vas perisrmrtl ~ III e parsonage Of The I.uiher
an Church Al Arcadia, Baltimore coauty. hv
Rev. : j. Derr The bride = sell ksosp n
Westminster. and since the death OF her moth
cr. abou, four wears ago. bad made hrs bvgas
Slih her aunt. Mrs. John II. Grrke
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The long aud severe droulh ass broken last
Mouday afternoon. The ram was very heavy.
fields sud roads were badly washed. and corn
blown dowu During the auTm there vas
very severe hghiR,ns..
Mrs y Dleh aud son Ssmuel, Of NeN
Windsor, ~er- guests Of Mr. ". McQaAy last
SUNDAY.
Henry kooniE and ~ifr. Of Wartieldsburg.
visited Jesse BARS on Sunday also Harry
Rover aud family. 81 Westminster.
II aud Henry A. Magin, Harrison BAR.
Wilbert kooniz and Carl Lescalleei were
guests of Frank McQuay last Sunday.
George Stem aud wife visited bis parents,
Mr.. and Mr. Charles Stem Of Drnuings, last
Sunday.
George W LeScailceg Is on the sick list
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hArlo~ & WILSON,
Greater Mes York Minsircls.
odd Frl.o~s Hall.
"a -. ..-. -

haTipw wilson
tir~ztsr N-w York Mip,ircis
Odd Fellows Hall.
Westminster, S-pl l..
D,soFs opeu al :. Jroubir b-gins al :
Evrrybody Is coming To the Circus next
seek. bot The largest and brst shuS Of Gold
and Silver Watches. Rings. Chains. CuI Glass,
ChinaSarr apd Clocks = Al CsssrlI', lrwriry
Store.
Salrsmen ~anird TO lOok after our interest
10 Carroll And adJac-ut counties Salary or
commission. Addr~ss Lincoln ud Co,
Cleveland. q.
Oyster Supper, &c. by Pleasant Valley
Lodge n of p. IN the armOTy bulding. Friz
ellbarg. November ~. % and ~. Il
Bachman's Union Sunday school Will hold
a festival 10 George Warehime's grove this
Saturday evening. September l. proceeds Tor
the benefit OF the school.
Special September Harness Sale at J. W.
Shunks, Bo~er's Block. 8,
Those who have tried Parker Rye, a real
Maryland Whisky, have discovered that It j.
far superior TO the ordinary brands. II j.
recommended by the medical fraternity, aud
It's sale Is constantly growing.
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Tight Boots Kill Farmer.

SALEM, \. j., Sept. l2.-Blisters caused by
tight boots are responsible for the death Of
Caleb Ayars, prosperous farmer. this morn
ing. Ayars was working on his farm Tues.
day. and during the heat Of the day tight boots
wore blisters on his feet. He was taken sick
the following day and died Of blood poisoning
this morning.
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Pullman Car Works Idle.

CmCAGo. Sept. 15.-The immense Pullman
car works at Pullman are shut down to-day and
practically every one of the company's 1000
employees is idle The workmen were told to
take their tools with them when they lett the
works, and from this they infer that eonsid'
er,bIe period of idleness confrouts them.
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TaylorsyiIle Items.

Farmers have begun to cat their held corn,
which has maiured quite we'll.
On last Monday evening ~ received the
much neeced rain.
Harry K. Zepp is visiting relatives and
friends in Baltimore.
George Magin, who i, working IA Baltimore
was home last Sunday.
Nathan Franklin pulled from 4 acres OF
sugar corn over IA tons.
Miss Lulu Warfeld of Sans Greek, re-
turned 10 her home after n bret visit nj the
home Of Miss Addie Barnes.
Mrs. Annie Frizzell aud son. of Baltimore,
were guests of Isaac Frizzel and wife from
Saturday until Monday.
Health Of community good.