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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
HouckSvills Items.

O,-7oasz aG-Msss Clsr. SusHvsa nu Sa;.
urisy returned 90 hvJ heu" Ia Washington,
y. C.. after spending a asek Eifh hey psFeut-,
J. 7. Sullivan and ~iis
The Ladies AID Society mel las, Thursday
=, Columbus Elssradrs and elected The toi
losing officers i1r the ensuing wear Pres
drui. H7s. " II :. Alrrv; vice president,
Mr. John " Abbott. secretary. Mr. Coz.
slant Ei.srnle. irrasaTrE. Mr. II. Gas kby,
corresponding SECRETARY Mr. John " >Fahr.
Charles Huask aud William Fox. at Ac
nonauzh. speHi Saturday and Sunday ~'h
Constant Elserode
William NeCiarry. ~ho bat b~sa Nyirg iu
Mrs. RebcecA Sellers house movr8 10 BALM
more last Noaday
Mrs. Ahcr Gorsarb and sau - Vs. CNrraei.
spen, sevvral DAYS Of the past ~sek ~''s the
former sisier, Nrs- Joba " Abbott
! Bs-hai4n 5s havsae hrs hoass paiHsr.i-
T. -. NctlArrF. ~ Baltimore. i= photo
zFa;,hiax The seh.s55a I'd Carroll ca4uty.
The chicken and vst3s supper held bv 'hr
ladies AID Sar,riy last wrvk sas grand
success. aaa rrlted Sti o. lbr aHentancc
was very good. as3 Ihv liable 'slf.s Eruanst
18th bot Raitles chick YEA, salads sall ever ibsa :
godi- A h4a3so.ar Fum ass rsalzed 10 ta-
fancy table. The S1essv has ga.y been co
existence ons wear has asdci 90 mAay caases
aad uo~ has about $50 'n the 'soAsarF,
Mr. T. " Bacbmsu aud Thomas. Jr-, re-
turned hom~ las; Saturday after srv1a'pE .
uesk a. Miiiersyille add Au1aus'is
John Bam mosra bis tsnsas .Fnm sAs'"
more 10 ~tih his sao.beEsn az, Mrs "eoFgc
Iayipg.
A. T.. ShartEcr. 81 Nes YORK, sp~u' tAs'
seek 18th bis SISTER. Mr.. A. J. Baehnau,
nud len THURSDAY Tor San Francisco, tAiit1r.
niA. whsrc bee ~. take the boat for FeAin,
Ch,na tie expects 60 Ge gone three years.
T. l. Hefiag aud s5tg are spending '@o
weeks vIjh their s5a Ia Syksssti.e-
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west falls Items.

Ocrunaz ~ Mr.. and Nss. Elmer c, Kolb
and sou Goiiah. spent Sunday evening Sith
Mrs L-wis J. krup.
Revival service began 1t the West Falls
lharra Sunday utEht.
NJ. Belle SpurrieT spcu; sunday uilh Mrs.
Amei.A l.osman.
Eafuesi Clary ADD family. Of wia6eld. speu'
SUNDAY ~ilh NJ Aai Mrs. J. 4. Hood o, chs,
place
Poser saith and family. Of Cniou;owu.
spent SUNDAY uith NJ and Mrs. Addict Gag
Her.
Ms Miauie Condor and Miss Ecker spent
SandaY II The home u 8 T. Condor and ~ife
Mrs John Clam - Of the sick ll-i
Ms. Ir ShalJE Of baltimore. u spending
a fr~ days ~ilh Christopher Bs.E and wsie.
Mss Annie Io~uAa and brother Rohie.
sp-u, Sunday wi,h Miss SYLVIA Lo~tnAa.
Charles Garner sni family ,pent Sunday
evening wigh his parents, AoiIeI Garner and
wiie. Of ih.s place.
G~org~ Garner Is Spending q few DAYS IL
BAhin5rr.
Less Franklin. Of Frank!invilIe 4, visiting
relatives 10 Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Franklin aud SISTER Marie spenl
Sanday evening With their uncle, Mr.. Calv,u
l. Franklin Of this place.
Rev Mr. Harms. Of TayIossyillc, was the
guest uf Mr. Amelia C. l.owman last SUNDAY
Jesse BAR speai Sunday evening With .. r
Hood.
Frank McCletlaud, Of Hsgers,own, ~as il
this vicinity sunday.
John Graham. Of Unioptuwu, spent Sunday
wuh Mrs Abdsil Garner OF this place.
Herman Thompson aud Cbar'e, Ourslrr OF
Westminster spent Sunday siiA O. K. Hood
aud wiir OF this place.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
HITCH IN FILING NOMINATIONS.
Withdrawing Candidates Nor i.epublica n
Officials Complied With the Law.

Certain Baltimore papers have published 50 much
about alleged trick ballots and intentions OF the
Supervisors OF Elections 10 commit maud IN srraug
ing ballots they carefully looking all over the
state TO ind something 10 base charges upon. The
Republicans OF Carroll having failed to comply with
the law In certifying nominstio in the view OF
the SUPERVISORS, the opinion OF Attorney General
Bryan was sought aud he sustained the super
visors. A Baltimore paper st once asserted that
the Supervisors OF Carroll were underta king to keep
the name Of Republican nominees on the ballot
upon mere technicalities
The facts in the case are-Dr. Daniel T. Shipley,
the House OF Delegates aud John D. Engie. nOmi-
nee for County Treasurer. also withdrew from the
ticket They tailed to send notices Of their with
dnwals 10 the Board Of Supervisors OF Election as
the law requires. as their certificates of nomina-
tons had been previously filed BY the Chairman
and Secretary Of the nominating convention. And
the members Of State Central Committee In filling
vacancies did not certify the nomina tons 10 the
Board Of Supervisors In accordance with the law.
The Republican leaders IN Westminster knew OF
the irregularities on Friday of last week. aud Mr.
Roop the Republican Supervisor, Informed them
on Wednesday morning. showing them a copy OF
the opinion OF Attorney General Bryan
The Supervisors OF Election had to comply with
law. They had nothing TO do with the eertihcaIion
of nominations. except TO see that they eonformei
TO the law. The errors were made BY the with
drawing nominees and the members OF the Repub'
lican State Central Committee.
The whole matter WAS arranged THURSDAY morn.
ing DR. Shipley and Mr.. kngie filing Withdrawal
papers with the Supervisors and the Central Couh-
mttee cling proper certificates of the nomination
of John Il. LyneTd, for the House Of Delegates and
CALVIN r. Chew for County Treasurer.
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Personal N0IeS.

Mrs. Harry Mann and daughter, Miss Flor.
ence, of Hamilton, Baltimore county, spent
several days the past week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Greene. Jr., and family, OF Car
rollton.
Mr.. Harry o. Ebangh, of Sheffield, Illinois
ia visiting his father. Mr.. Amos Ebaugh, neal
Union Mills, and other relatives in Carroll
A sad feature of his visit was his arrival toe
late to attend the fuAeral of his sister, Mrs
Cora NJ. Dutterer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Grimes, Jr., left Thurs
day for California, where Mr.. Grimes goes Il
look after the estate of his deceased uncle
Mr.. Franklin A. Grimes. They will not re-
turn until about the 10th of December.
Mr.. Harry K. Anstine spent few days thu
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turtle, TIN
city.
Mr.. Edwin Shipley and wife, of Westmin
ster. celebrated the 6ftieth anniversary o
their marriage on Wednesday, October 20
Mr.. Shipley will be IA years old next Febru
ary, and his wife was SO last July.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Schaetfer, OF TIM
city, announce that the marriage of thei
daughter, Miss Martha l., to Mr.. Frank McH
Shaw, will take place in December
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An EaJOyaSIe Surprise Party.

Reported flr tec ls-Haefsisr AtHt~aEe
The homc Of VI. aud Ms Nelson A.
Bru~u. in Green Valley. NA> the secac Of a
very enjoyable surprise party on Saturday
evening. October y. About 80 % clues the
guests began o. arrive aud teok comp.riv
coulrul Of the house. Ahes a short bul pleas
ant snriAl conversation. the young ladies sod
gentlemen proceeded 60 ghc ''play roum, and
various party games wrrr indaigsi Ia GniIj
10 o. clock, whrn there came the usual sgn
mons from The diuiugguom. fneFr ~as no
hesitation ia Ihe response TO thss summons. and
all did a. sell To the 8iningroom As they did
IA the play room. AtirE supper al retained
70 the play room And games sere continued
until about ! 1 SO @ clock. ~heu al, expressing
themselves as having spent very pheasant
evening, babe their host and hostess good
uiEbt and returned o. their respective homes
These presea, were Mr. aai Mrs Nelson
4 Brusn, Mr. aud Mrs john II. broyn. Mr..
aui Mrs. wm. II. Marker, Mr.. and Mr.. John
7. hoontz. Mr. aud Mrs. Geo. +. Bowman;
discs Berthe kuonlE. Lot,Ie Nehring, Belle
Hoiiingrr. Dora Baer, AAndr Ho.Huger, Clara
Morelock. Jane Moiier, Mary Fuck. Florence
MYERS. Anna kurreus, Emma Messenger,
Mary Brown, Minnie Ciouser, Gustlr Miller.
Missouri Keeter. Carrie WarehImr, Maye
I.ipty. Jennie Holliuger. Jennie Cover, Bessie
Brown, Anna NeF, Nora Myers aud Mabel
Brown: Messrs Samuel Sharp, Vernon Myers,
Jacob Hahn, NeiyeTt WlntrnIe, Grover More
lock. Frank Holhuger, Neriey Miller. John
Sinuh, Theodore Brown Of J., Theodore
Brown Of n. Clinton hu0uiz, Oscar BroSu.
Murray MYERS. William Brown. George Dot.
ter.r. Howard Bowman. BenJaW:n Ljppy,
Clarence Kooniz, Oliver Myers, Harry Brown,
Walter Bowman. George Brown, Herbert
Koontz Chas. Brown and Jacob Marker. Jr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Convention of the Carroll County EpvOrth
League Union.
Reported for the Democratic Advocate,

Reported fns the Democratic AdFooAte-
Tins. the season in which the maple, puts
ON her crimson cloak, and the trees Of The for.
est elothe themselves in green aud gold, and
the crisp Huiumnal air causes ones blood TO
tingle; when all nature Is pralslng God With
her myriad voices OF sea and earth and sky.
such was the condition Of things that helped
the annual convention Of the Carroll County
Ep~orth League Union, which convened nj
Mt. Pleasant church, Gambler, 20 be the de-
cided success 70 was.
The convention opened Saturday afternoon,
2Ist instant, 81 o'cloek. With a song service
led by Counsy President, J. Belt Tuwnshrnd,
OF Westminster, followed by prayer. sitter
which the delegates present we're assigned 10
homes prepared for them. At 80 Rev. G.
c. Harris. Of West Falls Circuit, gave an in
teresling and helpful talk, after which the
following business was transaetsd:- heAr1ng
reports from the different Chapters represent
ed: nomination and election Of officers for the
ensuing wear. resulting rs follows: President,
J. Belt Townsend, of Westminster; vice pres
ident. Robert Z. Barnes. OF Gambler; secre.
,ary. Harry KINNEY, of Westminster; treas
arer, Mn. Laura Sellmsn, Of Westminster;
executive committee, Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Of
HamnStead, Rev g. Z. Harris, Of West Fails,
and b. f. Gorsuch Of Gambler.
SUNDAY, "a m.-Isove feast. conducted by
that grand old servant Of God. Rev. G. W.
Cecil. OF TayIorsvilIe; 1890 preaching by
Rev Mr.. Thomas; p IN. Mrs ). h. Herr,
of Westminster, talked to the children in her
usual earnest. prayerful manner, which held
them IN rApt attention, their little faces sgiow
with earnestuess and admiration for hat most
venerable lady who talked to them on the
subject Of the Five Little Foxes then fol
lowed platform service ON christian Intiu
ence." which WAS ably and admirably dis
cussed by Wilbur Buckingham, OF Baltimore,
Rev. Mr.. Gill. Of Carrroillon, and Jesse r
Garner, Of Linwood. which ended the after.
noon service.
AT 7.sO song service, led by samuel Mon
roe followed by preaching by Rev. Mr.. Cecil
Especial mention Is made Of the sweet songs
sung by Rev. Mr.. Thomas, Wife and son.
which were edifying in the extreme. Also
many thanks are returned TO the good choir
aud orchestra from Westminster. who st in.
tervals during the day rendered some Of their
most excellent music. As all good things OF
this earth must have an end ended the con
vention, which. taken whole, Was one
grand sweet song, and which will hnger in the
memory of those whose good fortune it WAS TO
be present for years TO come.
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October Weddings.


At the Methodist Episcopal Church, Lisbon
Howard county, Wednesday afternoon, DC.
tober Is Miss Virginia, only daughter of Mr..
aud Mrs David T. Barnes. was married to
Mr.. Arthur S. Kolb. of Baltimore, by Rev. R.
kolb, of Westminster. Nd. the father of the
groom, assisted by Rev. j. I. Marsh; The
bride, who is a stylish brunette, was alfred in
a handsome gown of white French nousseline,
with an underskirt of drawn lnen-a wedding
present to her grandaunt 40 years ago and in
which her mother was married The brides
maids, Misses Helen Steward. of Urhana,
Ohio, and Mary kolb, of Westminster, cousins
of the bride, were attired in white and wore
Charlotte Corday hats. The ushers were
MeSsrS Hamilton Younger and Frederick Ped
dicord. of Baltimore. and Charles II. and
Edwin p. Kolb, of Westminster, brothers of
the groom The wedding march was played
by Miss Elsie Shipley. The interior of the
church was decorated with chrysanthemums
aud cosmos. iuterspersed with palms and ferns.
After the ceremony an elaborate wedding sup
per was served to the relatives aud immediate
friends. The bride was the recipient of many
handsome and valuable presents. 4 large
number of relatives and friends witnessed the
ceremony.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
CarroiI,0n liens.

OcroBER 25r-The house now occupied by
Jeremiah Blizzard is not vet completed.
James Martin. wife and daughter, of Bach
mans Valley, spent last Saturday and Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Jeremiah Blizzard.
Adam Martin. OF Cranberry Valley, also
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Jeremiah
blizzard Mr.. Blizzard ; family have all been
sick with measles.
Re f. Koons. general manager OF Dreschler 5
-four mill, who has been sick for two weeks
or more from disordered stomach. is able TO
be out again. DR.. J. I. Herring. OF Wesimin,
ster. was his attending physician.
Rev. S. B. Kraft. former pastor OF Union
Bethel Church of God. who recently resigned
the pastorate of Church in Virginia, has
been appointed by the eldershiP to the
Sharpsburg Circuit.
John Koons. United States mail clerk be.
tween Baltimore and PiItsburg. aud wife, who
have been on visit TO Mr.. Koons parents
here, left for Winchester, Virginia. last Wed
nesday morning.
Vernon Reese, of Reese, who is employed
in Baltimore, visited his family Wednesday.
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MedfOrd Items.

OCTOBER 2G.-Edward Lescallete, living
on Walter Englar's farm, while picking apples
last Monday, fell from a tree and fractured
three ribs.
The latest news from Charles Martin, who
is spending the winter is Ashevllle, n T., Tor
his health, is that he is improving.
The rainy weather and the scarcity of hands
has delayed corn husking very much
Amos Wampler and wife left last Monday
for Dayton, Ohio, to spend few weeks visit
ing relatives and friends.
Mrs. Shultz, of Mexico, spent last week al
A. banners.
Miss Mildred, daughter of David Engiar,
Jr., is at Saniiarium in Baltimore for treat
ment of the spine.
Milton Myers and family, of near Pleasant
Valley, spent last Sunday at F. II: Willet's.
The Grange will meet in the hall on Friday
night, November 8. A full attendance IS re-
quesled.
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Eel in ana Ihen Fell Out.

The Baltimore Evening Herald of Monday
says
George Bentley, coiorei who lives a, Mount
Airy. came to the city Saturday night With the
intention OF spending Sunday with his best
friend. Charles Washington, ct III Arch street
No sooner had the friends fallen ia with each
other than they slrAightway fell out again. and
the latter fall was a severe one. Trouble start
ed nj once with the result that Washington
hurried to the Western Police Station Sunday
morning and swore out warrant for ms erst
while comrade in arms
When the officers went To the scene to eN-
ecute the warrant they found real fight IN
progress. Bentley and Washington were shy.
ing bricks at each other, and pausing now and
then in their hostilties to pepper some OF the
paSsersby. Both men were arrested, and when
searched at the station house their pockets
we're found to be filled with pieces of brick.
Washington did no, want to prosecute this
morning, but Magistrate Lodeu sent them both
to Jail for thirty days in default Of fines of S25
each
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28
Iurors for The November Term.

Judge wn IL Thomas last Satn rtay drew juror
gus erye on The grand and petit Jliers daring fh'
November term OF the CircuiI .yourt for Carroll
Whsch meets on the 18Th. Is follows
raneyioxn distTiCt-RlChArd ; HiN HOward +
J. gore Plus J. Fink. Albert A Clabaugh.
J'uioutowu district-Theodofe kurtE Warner
Burnside Hlyriy. Jacob NJ Kodkcy George "
-luuAker.
Myers district-John I. wautz. Benjamin D
kcmTrr Daniel r Frock
WoO.ery's district - Nicholas =. MummAugh
Thomas = snyder. samuel " MihersOu. Thomas
Miller
Freedom distriet-Jahn W. Hammond James .
Harrison. Joseph B shipley, Thomas ?. Doud, VII
liam II. Bennett
Manchester districf-Wiliiaun &. Keck George "
Myers, Charles Frank ShAfier. David J. Brown
samuel II. smith
Westminster district William T. stone, william
/ ilsun William Il Lindsay, Edward T. Nellc
Robert Gist. Edwin W Shriyer. Frank T. Myers
Charles Y. wantE James 7. Tayer
Hampstead distrlCt-Dayid +. ShafseT. Edward "
Gruse. Jacob Gummel
Franklin district-Francis y. Bowers, James A
Barnes
Middeburg distrct-Ed Onward b Ritter. John 7
uayhOf
New Windsor disIrct-Charles p. Smeser, Gus
tAyus Barnes. Thomas J. Haines
Union Bridge district-LouiS Z. Stoufer, Jacob :
Glsdhiil.
Vt Airy district-Elmer Niunick, oscar NJ Spur
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Miss Edna Blanche, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus &. Fissel, of Hanover, Pa. for
mery Of Adams county, and Jesse Hoffman,
of Harvey, Carroll county. were married at
the home of the bride on October 10, Rev.
Wm. q. Miunick OF Mt. Joy Church perform
ing the ceremony. Miss Myrtle Fisse!. Sis
ter OF the bride. was bridesmaid and Ernest
Ohler of Gettysburg best man. The bride was
dressed ia white silk aud carried white
prayerbook. and the bridesmaid IN white null
Truman g. Heck PLAYED "Lohengrin'' as the
bridal party entered the psrior. After the
ceremony reception and banquet followed
The groom has been clerk in the store Of NJ.
r. Snyder, at Harvey aud expects to enter
business in Gettysburg. A number of reia
tives and friends OF the bride aud groom at
tended the wedding.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-10-28

A wedding u much interest to many % our
readers took place IN Richmond, Virginia, ou
October llih. Miss Margaret Bass DAVIS, o.
New York city. was married to Mr. Hood
Waters. Of Baltimore. Mrs. DAVIS = the
daughter Of Captain james Nesier Bass, wis
At the tune OF his death Was the general man
ager Of the Augusta aud Port Royal Railroad,
with headquarters ri Augusta, Ga She Is nn
Authoress and contributor 20 many OF the lesi.
tns American magazines, aud has been carry
ing on her literary work in New York city
Mr. Waters Is son Of The late Rev. Zaiock
Magrudcg Waters. % Carroll ccuaiy. and a
descendant Of the yell kno~a Waters family
af Montgomery county, aud his business con,
usCi'ous are 9Th she Latin / Rand Powder
Company. nth offices At Il5 Broadway. New
York. aud be u a member Of ihe athletic and
sporting ciubs OF the Monumental Cay.
The ceremony ~as performed IN the green
irasing Tuom Of the Jefferson Hotel, Rev.
DT. George " Spooner, OF Broad Street
Methodist Church south b. aud Rev. Dr., W.
T. Evans. ct NougmcutA! Episcopal Church.
RlcbmoDd. Va, aihclAlIng. The decorations
Spre 10 palms Aud ros~s. JAFicllA orchestra
PLAYED the Wedding march from l.oheBg-u
aud daring the marriage service Rabtustein 5
Thoa Art Lake Unto a Fio~er-
The wed3sux 4as very qg5es, IN accordance
SIN tAH SSH o3 Ms laws. aH4 @Il-uAl Al
,rudaai- The hfiir ~ks eKgaIsltr.y goEusd
la a. imported Psrislaa creation % PINK
lavender F5oyeatsnc stIs, aasis ga Processes
crphyoiderrd ia urrhlds Au3 trimmed with
pgia; lace. She sore a Ga,usbosusEh hat OF
lavender ehlfoa, velvet and taiic, With ~iilo~
planes, As3 carried magnificent bogact 81
purple Orchids. Diuacr wAs served tor The
ur,idlnx EuesIs Immediately after ibe ccrr-
us1nY the table decorations b~3ng Amrricau
Beatty foses. NJ aad Mrs. Waters LETT on
the uEhs tram sof WAshinEtou and Ihe North
Aler an extended toas % the NORTH and
W.-, tha7 I'LL h. 81 home At 1875 Harlem
asUaee Baltimore
Amnas d.. wedding guests Eere ps. aud
Ms G NJ H. Canireli % I45ltjc Rock, ARR,
" Charlie. At~oli Fgick~r. 81 AmrTlcsss, ia
aud Cap; Frank De Nute Ramsey. ot WNsh
tagyau D. c. relatives # the BRIDE. u IS
Haiers, of BALTIMORE, -lsErr % ID, groom
Pr Spoonrr. pv Evans, VI. aud Mrs.
FaukIl Strarus. Msss DAISY p,ek,us5n sud
Ms 8arxarr, S,siasfcsluu Of Richmond, Va
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Prizes for Westminster Dogs.

The recent Frederick dog show was very
successful in the way of number OF dogs shown
and their quality. Dogs from the largest ken
nels in the East were shown and handled by
professionals, making it difficult PROPOSE
ton for the amateur 10 go against and win.
In English settlers Nellie Tony won first in
Novice Bitch Glass. Westover Dick won Sec
ond in the Novice Dog Glass. Westover Buck
won I'd iD Novice Pointer Dog Glass and Sd
in Open Glass. These dogs are owned and
were handled by Mr.. John l.. Reifsnider, Jr.,
of Westminster He also handled the pointer
bitch, Johns Kate, owned by Mr.. +: 5. Fish,
back, Greenfield, Ohio, in Novice Glass aud
placed I'd; in Open Class she was placed 3D.;
The English setter dog, Coin Silver, owned
by Mr.. Charles E. Herring, took Sd in Limit
Glass for dogs and winning over all dogs from
this State show in this class.
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Bark Hill Items.

OCTOBER 26-Mrs Lucy Shue i suffering
with severely sprained ankle, the result of a
fall down Il long flight OF stairs.
Masters Elmer Wilson. Earl Harris and
Rowland Smith are very sick with typhoid te-
ver
Mrs. Noah A. Arbaugh and two daughters,
Minnie and Alice, spent from Saturday to
Monday visiting relatives near Carrollton, and
also attended the Eldership meeting.
Jacob Sell and family expect to move from
this place to Baust Church this fall. He will
occupy the sections house there.
Noah Arbaugh and son Emory attended the
Eldership meeting last Sunday.
AT this writing Harry Smith is under doc
tors care.
Harry Reese, one of our large farmers, fin
| ished huskiug corn the first of the week.
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned, proprietors of The Carroll
FIGURING Mills. take pleasure in expressing their
thanks 10 the citizens generally and to the West
minister Fire Department particularly for their eff
forts in endeavorng to lessen the loss recently sus
tanned by this company in the loss of its mill by fire
These efforts contributed in immaterial degree to
the essenng of the loss sustained for without their
assistance there is question but that the elevator
and its contents the warehouse and contents equally
valuable as well as much other property would
have been destroyed.
To the ladies, whose generous thoughtfulness con-
tributed to the comfort of our fremen and others
engaged in saving property, our special thanks
are also due
With thanks again to each and ALL we remain,
Very respectfully,
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October 2I-mercury 40 at :. u. m. ana A. at
, D. m; fair aud blustery. October %
mercury "a at : a. IN. and 80 at , p. m; very
heavy frost; fair aud blustery; light rain be
tween . aud p. m. October 23-mercury
SO al : am. aud 50 at p. m; heavy frost; fair.
October 24-mercury a at "A. m. and 81 at
, D. m: fair followed by cloudy weather; light
rain after 4 D. IA. October 25-mercury A.
at : a. IN. and 30 at p. m; continuous rain
until a late hour at night. October 26-mer
curry 80 at a. IN. and 43 at = p. m; cloudy
aud blustery; shower between $50 and p. IN.
October 27-mercury SO at : a. IN. land 80 at
= p. IN; light showers; cloudy.
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Harry l.. Riuehart has purchased of Mrs.
Enoch l.. Frizell, Of Emmitsburg, Nd, the
Frizen farm of 80 acres, IN Frizellburg, sold
lately to her by the executor of the late Mrs.
William Frizel. He will move on April list
from his fathers farm, which will be rented
again.
Mrs. Emily J. Arthur and her aunt, Susie
L. Fleagle, drove to diminishing on Wednes-
day and returned on Thursday, visiting their
uncle, Lewis NJ. Motter and family, and met
very many of their old friends. Mr.. Motter
is in his Goth year, with good health and quite
active for his age.