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penn efa Little Dali yhtef III MIR

Death ofa Little paiiyhtei hi MIR
w Jones
Jane Irene, the little daughter
of MIR. nnh Mrs. G.. w. Jones,
died here Wednesday, April 26,
1908, aged 8 years and 10 days
of aneurism Of the carotid artery.
The Interment took place In West
side cemetery Thursday morning,
after services conducted from the
residence on Catawba street by
Rev. Paul Presley. In the pro-
cession TO the cemetery were all
the children Of little "Jnck S"
grade Mt school carrying beautiful
flowers, which, when the grave
was filled, were placed ON il, hid
Ing entirely from view the fresh
little mound of earth.
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Death Of MIR Wesley Roberts

Mr.. Wesley Roberts died at his
home here, in tue cotton mill dis
triet, Thursday morning April
81, 1905, after m illness of n
few hours of heart trouble. He
worked as usual on Wednesday,
and was not complaining at all un-
til that night. He bad bad sever
al attacks with his heart previous
to this occasion. He was about
45 years of age, and leaves wife
and five children. His remains
were Inferred Mt Buffalo church
in the lower sAction of the county
yesterday.
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Every
Heart=AChe

Every pain in the breast, diff
fcult breathing, palpitation,
fluttering or dizzy spell means
that your heart is straining it
self in its effort to keep in
motion. This is dangerous.
Some sudden strain from over
exertion or excitement will
completely exhaust the nerves,
or rupture the walls or arteries
of the heart, and it will stop.
Relieve this terrible strain at
once with DR.. Miles Heart
Cure. 1t ,invigorates and
strengthens the heart nerves
and muscles, stimulates the
heart action, and relieves the
pain and misery.
Take no chances; make your
heart strong and vigorous with
DR.. Miles Heart Cure.
~ suffered terribly with heart dis
different physicians for my trouble
I had dropsy OF the heart. lie put
the X-ray on me-, and in connection
with his medicine he came near max
ing q finish Of me. Some time before
this Mr.. Young. Of st, Louis, was
and recommended DIR. Miles Heart
Cure to Ine. / gave 1t little attention
until my return from Memphis. When
] concluded to try 1t, and am pleased
to say three bottles cured me.
CHARLES GOODRICH,
Charlottesville. Mo.
Or. Miles, Heart Cure 10 sold by
your druggist, who win guarantee that
the fret bottle will benefit. u 1t falls
no will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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State Of South CAY olina.
'COttN fYi6EL ANGAsrER !

Judge, {Iffg|T NV ~ Ii.tf'fe'e
WI MtESAS, Jno \ Miller and r. C.
Lazenby hs,ife' suitito me. to grant
them Le,lers ~. Administration ofithe
estate OF Ind effaatj OF B 'F Miileri Z
THESE ARE THEREFORE,. TO
cite and oafnt9nish h'l aud sihg6lAf Tie
kindred tp,d Credi!ors-~fahe said i z
Miller, dfce sod ,;thatShey be- and ap-
pear befote me, In tn Court "f Pro
bate, to bt held al IRacasZer. .3SsG, en-
Fridry NQ,y I2r.T TtxJ after1fts6'fca
ton therjbf IL o'clock In the fore
noon to How causeif any they have,
why the t,d Adsfi isstr atiant s'toul,,
no, he sr3nei I 5tg
Gwen asud m 'fakf this % dRy OF
April Aplo Domini, 10 5.,,,
! - I " 'E Ste@mian,.i
Judge Of Probate
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Many Lives Endangered
By Storm At Union.
Cotton Mill Badly Damaged and
One Person Injurcd-Two
Churches Raced.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Union. April 2o.-About 6
O'Clock this aftenoon a terrific
storm RAJ ged here for ten min
utes and in that time great dam
age was wrought and that many
lives were not lost is mirac culous.
The only person injured was John
Campbell, l,,ag@d 56naa Operative
Of Union cotton mills, whol was
badly bruised about the forehead
and hurt Internally by the falling
walls >" The greatest damage was
dcnc to the spinning room lon the
fourth floor Of Union No. the
southern end of which was blown
in for over 100 feet and a big
strip Of the roof torn of. The
many children working there. only
escaped with'tlSei,; lives by ;ASeE
ing when they saw the windows
beginning to fall in. Eight spin
ming frames were injured. Il Tile
damage is estimsrc dsat,$5 %. o Z:
In the heart of Heg to! !wn tile
Bethel A. M. j.. chufch, : 1alued
at $1,000, and the Presbyterian
chapel worth 81 900, in the east
ern suburbs; sati sNEonarclB stonc
mile aw ayp were both totally de-
.molished and another X lcolofed
church was<lifted from .its pillars
but not badly damaged. Many
small buildings and fences were
destroyed but the principal build
ings' resi- ,' dsnaaaesji and iothcr, large
NIL mills Of '1s Fly yfFFf |AiojyXESGd1 mijyXS1
No damage Was done at Buffalo.
Al4-A--A4'Efit;S} y
foiey . i19ney hnq Ear c?ntasgs
no opiates, anil will not consti-
pateilike neatly all other cough
medicines. Refuse Substitutes
Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
-.-l....ilAt :G
Some men would rather go to
j all tbsn bns,fe' f6t II iividg. 'T' r
ForW patels for thankimt, the
weather oever objects to being
itGlkt dh bout.
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Death otaa Asod Women

r~NSN W.
Mrs Elizabeth Williams, wife
OF Mr. w j Williams, uf Flat
Creek township, died Tuesday,
April 25. 1905, aged about 20
vera. Mrs Williams had been
an invalid for many years, not
having been able to walk II
step in 25 years. Her aged hus-
band is left tho lone surviving
mem Der of the family, her chill
dren having preceded her to the
grave. Her renlains we're inter-
red AT Flat Creek charch on We'd
nesdny.
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Llaal N atse,,.

20 Bushels genuine Spanish
seed Peanuts for sale at Lem
monds Fruit Stand.
Born, to Mr. aud Mrs II
Brougbton, April Is, 1905, son.
Il DR. Erase. and K f.
wy lie, E.q, attended meeting
III the Home Mission bonrd of
Bethel fresnytery at Bowling
Green Thur. day.
Miss Margaret Thomasson
and her nieces, Misses Ruth and
Blanch Thomasson, Of York, are
guests Of Mr. ] L Thomasson and
family.
= The friends of Mrs. d. r.
Sapp of Tabernacle will be glad
I" learn that she has sufficiently
recovered to relurn home from
the hospital. DR.. w. II. Sapp
went over to Rock Hill yesterday
to accompany her home today.
Supt A r Banks and the ful-
lowing teachers of the graded
school here are in attendance on
tha conference for education in
tue south now IN, sessinn in Co.
lumbia: Prof John A jenkins,
Jos II Connors, Mrs # Y Will
liams, Miss Grace Whlsnnant,
Miss Florence 'rhomasson and
Mits EunIco Beatty.
The Southern could not fur
nish special train from Kershaw
Yesterday, but everybody who
could get n: vehicle in: the town
came TO the preliminary hearing.
There were about one, HUNDRED
prominent citizens of that town
here.
The many friends of Mrs
Virginia Green will he sorry to
learn that she suffered stroke of
rarnl> sis last Tuesday evening.
She had Just roturnad from visit
to relatives Mt Charlutlc, N g.,
and was sitting ON the piuzza at
her sons, Mr. L g Green, when
the stro @ came She is much
bntter ut this writing and has
about recovered the use of her
righ, haud and arm.
-tor Rent! 4-room cottage or
Dunlap street. Also 2 groom
cottages on French street and 3
3 room cottages on Arch street.
Apply to T. S. Garter, Agt
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Foley Is Honey nnd Tar csntaiy
no opiates, anil will not consti-
.pate5likei heablyiaH other co,jgl
medicines. Refuse Substitutes
Sold by Funderburk Pharmacy.
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Charlotte Observer, 27th inst

ChurCn was comfortably full OF
people last night, floor and gal
leries, when at half-past s Mr. M II
keesler began playing the Men
delssohn march, to the strains of
which entered the bridal party
attendant upon the marriage of
Miss Lola Heath to Mr. John
Crawford Of Lancaster, S. G. The
ushcrs, Drs J c Montgomery and
K { Brown and Messrs Baxter
Ross and A M Mcdonald, were
followed down the opposite aisles
by the bridesmaids, Misses Mar
garct Ward and Ivy Crawford,
the latter Of Lancaster, S. c., and
the groomsmen, Messrs Hazel
Witherspoon and Reecc Williams
both of Lancaster. The dame Of
honor, Mrs c ID Jones, Of Ian
caster, the brides sister, was fol-
lowed by Miss Mary Heath Jones,
the sweetest little sprite of a ring
bearer that ever lent fairy beauty
to wedding. She was clad in
white China silk, had lilies on her
arm, like the Blessed Damozci,
and held her finger to her lips as
she marched slowly along, child
ishly unconscious of her grace.
The bride entered by the left
aisle OH the arm Of her father, Mr.
b d Heath. She was dressed in
a lovely gown of white messalinc
silk, trimmed with medallions and
bertha Of duchesse point lace. She
carried large bouquet Of brides
roses. There was just the hint OF
smile about her lips as she went
down the aisle, and She was very
beautiful. The groom entered
with his best mau, Mr. w Fl
Twitty, by the right, aisle. The
attendants were gracefully station
ed about the altar where Rev I
+ Mari faced the young couple.
The minister's voice was heard
distinctly throughout the church
as he read the time-honored
words of the ceremony, while Mr.
Kcesler played softly on the
organ Schubert's Serenade. The
wedding march from Tannhauser
was played for the exit.
The bridesmaids wore dresses
of white organdie over green and
carried Easter lilies. The dame
Of honor wore gown Of liberty
silk. trimmed in lace.
The church was tastefully dec
GRATED with potted plants, and
the altar being banked, with flow
ers and greenery. Immediately
after the ceremony the bridal
party were driven to the residence
Of DR. J G. Montgomery, where
it was received; and entertained.
Mr. and Mrs Crawford left on the
1910 train last night for Philadel-
phia, New York, Niagara Falls
and otherf7 points North, after
which theyEwili. be at home at
Lancaster, S. c.
The bride has been one Of the
most popular and attractive men,
bers Of Charlotte society, and
the groom is a prominent drug
gist Of Lancaster. AS an evidence
Of their popularity they received
many beautiful presents Of silver,
cut glass, china and other things.
Judge and Mrs Ira b Jones,
Mr. and Mrs c ID Jones, and Mr.
G c Heath, Of Lancaster, Misses
Lucy and Shirley Montgomery,
Of Concord, and Mr. II B, Heath
and Miss Annie Hardin, Of Ches-
ter. S. c., were among the guests
! who attended the marriage from
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Notice of Election.

asEh.sreyPyelseird1 se;>As Ffsse.s
kHesors y1s5dAsgi,I pAie School
District No II, in Lancaster coun
-tys AstsssSesss Hqqsnlahlge
petitimed the County Board OF
EEafs9ffstos EE , ssssa & s4sataa gin
said school district to decide
whether or not a special tax of
four 4JhMHs shhHIBe le4td bd
ss Ba;y d yfsS5Tsl yssSTSlfp5 p!!.2|Ssae !.a|SaeaEiy IT. m
| fol- sdhbst pdrbosJk3 of,
:Mqticshs hereby git4h' ti,atIm
election, be held, by the trustees
Of Said Schoor district bn' Satur
day, May IS, .IeQ5Istt DiNie;
school house in the said school
datfibi; they, giving at kastitMo
weeks pptire iT p county. pewspaz
per and by. posting 'i6tices at
itlred public places !in, saall sclrodl
district.
AT whifh selSftipn -sniY Svch
electors asfstAragea H hsbn-
al property and who exhibit their
FsY HceiEH 3nd registration GER.
tifsates Rfea uired in the general
election SHOULD be allowed to vote.
Witfiih ten days Afret,said elecs
tiPn. islheld, thu beard of, trustees $
thehesalt bfsahsel .IDHHn !
/ } Uo1 s. oW& E9e!eno
"a ptMsmbefs iOd Board Ed r /
EHs EH9iit 95iiitof55d .2sshaA-4ua4- wi hns;
-Floridora Cotton Seed, IS cts
Isper bushels 4 Fl M ,Gglp, 4. Ed,
lNos Lakc4sN d I Ss st /
For rent 4-room cottage.
Apply to w p Bennett. 3t
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Notice to the Public.

| will hold all inquests in tie
county. Phone 10 my residence
al Pleasant Hill for me when
needed.
4. Montgomery Caskey,
ept. 20-tf
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There is 81 melting wrong with
the woman who declares that
there isn't u spark Of jealousy in
her makeup.
a society man is neither or
hnmental nor useful.
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Some men would rather go to
Jail thsn hustle f6t h'iividg.''' =
! Fort patels for thantimt, !, the
weather never objects to being
ltGlkedhb bout.
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Ia another column will be fonnd some ac-
count OF race riots in Delaware, aud the
threatening attitude Of the situation.
The negroes of Delaware have been de
bauched for the past ten years by Addleks. in
his efforts to go to the United States Senate.
The negro has been loaded With money and
paited on the back by the Addicksi,es, until
be has become an arrogant aud overwhelming
citizen. The expenditure Of money among
the negroes has been 50 lavish and continuous
that colored people from Virginia aud the
Carolinas have invaded the State to share IN
the spoils Of Republican politics, thus largely
adding 10 the negro population Of the STATE.
The Delaware race riots have grown out Of
a projected movement, to disiranchise the ig
norant negroes. The negroes are reseatiug
the proposition by attacking The white people.
What Is occnrring in Delaware may be re-
pea,ed in some sections Of Mar land, Il the
proposed franchise amendment y defeated.
The freedom Of the ballot will attract more
illilerate and vicious negroes from The South
here. until their presence will ever be = meR-
ace to the peace and good order Of society,
A sure way to avoid the riot and bloodshed
that has occurred 10 Delaware. and may be
repeated tomorrow, Is to vote for the amend
ment. Let Us provide against possible race
riots aud bIoodshed. by offering no induce
ment for ignorant and disorderiy Southern
negroes TO come to Maryland. A rejection Of
the franchise amendment viii be an invitation
for tina, class Of negroes to come 10 this State,
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defenses at later hour. The strongest searchllghs
from the forts were thrown up down and across the
Roads for the purpose of locating the feet Several
times our ship was in the full fare of the lights,
which was dazzling to the eye. The signalling by
lights from the Admirals flagship was very inter
esting to all of our party.
In the midst of heavy rain Baltimore was reached
Saturday morning, where all babe each other fare-
we'll thus closing one of the most enjoyable outings
Of the Association
Those who composed the party were-J. NJ street,
and daughter of BeIair: Col John W. Ayeritt. wife
and daughter of Cumberland WIN. J. Price, MI
and Mrs VIM J. Price Jr, and Mr.. A. C. Meredith, of
Centrevile: Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. Nanderford, Of
Westminster: W J. Brewington and ". :, sheppard
of salisbury.
The writer wishes to convey special thanks to
Capt H : Chase Chief Engineer Edward F. Calder
and Quartermaster Brummell of the ship Dorches-
ter and Capt Dicer and other officers OF the GIou-
cesler for the many courteses extended not only 10
him but TO all of the party. Engineer Calder Is an
all round man, either at the engine, table or IN the
Social Hall! and if any of readers 60 to Boston
on the Dorchester hunt him up. We especially
mention the Dorchester officers. because they had
more time socially than those of the Gloucester,
who owing to the heavy fogs. were compelled to
be on duty most of the time.
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Special Notices.

Wesley Chapel Sunday school will hold its
harvest festival July Is, and the annual picnic
on August 20.
The cornerstone of Morgan Chapel will be
laid July Is, by Freedom Lodge No. ll2 A.
+. and A. NJ. The exercises will begin prompt
ly at 3 p. IN. On the above date a picnic will
be held on the ground adjoining the church,
beginning at p. m.
The Church of God Sunday school Of Frzell.
burg will hold an ice cream festival on Friday
and Saturday evenings, July II and l5 Pro-
ceeds for the school
The annual celebration ofthe Sabbath school
of the Church of God will be held July %.
from 9 a. m. until s p. III. There will be two
children's services, at 10 4. IN. and 3 p. m,
rendered by the home and visiting schools
come all who enjoy days entertainment in
the shady grove near Carrollton.
The annual reunion of the Presbyrerians OF
the Cumberland Valley Pa, and the adjou.
ing parts of Maryland, West Virginia and Vir.
ginia including the cities of Harrisburg.
York. Baltimore Winchester. Charles Town
AID all intermediate towns and cities rs far
South as Elkton. in the Shenandoah Valley,
will be held at Pen Mar. on Thursday, July
18th. 1905
Wesley Chapel Sunday School will hold It's
annual Picnic, August 26, in the grove near
the church.
Providence Nj. p. Sunday school will hold
their annual Picnic on July ~, in the grove
adjoining the Church at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Springfield Band will furnish the music.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Zion will have
its festival on July LIST, commencing at 7.3d
?. m.
Rev DR.. BiIheimer. of Gettysburg, Pa,
will preach at Lutheran church. Silver Run,
on Sunday. July "a, AT , p N.
Mt Olive Sunday School will hold its an.
uuai picnic, July -. at p. m, in the grove
Of H. +. Leatherwood. formerly owned by o,
NJ. Spurrier, Prominent speakers will be
present aud the Grimes Il Gosuell Elite Or
chc-lra will furnish music.
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Through A Set of Cogs.

ROANOKE, Va, June 27.-W. Il. Anderson.
Montgomery county farmer, met Instant
death at Willis Grist Mill, near Shawsville,
yesterday. He carried load of corn to the
mill to have it ground. The miller had gone
home aud Anderson attempted to grind the
grain. After filling the hopper he turned on
the power, and in some way his clothing was
caught in the gearing. His body was drawn
through set of cogs and finally into the mill
rocks Every bone in his body was crushed
and the mill was stopped. AS Anderson did
not return home his wife gave an alarm and
a search was instituted. The body was not
discovered until midnight and the lifeless mass
could not be extricated until the water was let
out of the race and the machinery was re-
yersed. Anderson leaves widow and four
children.
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WANTS

Wagi-,i hy Chicago Manufacturing Hons-,
person nf lru.tworthiness and somewhat Ia
m.Nar with local territory IS assistant ~
branch office. SALARY Sis paid week.. Per.
ruAnent position. Ne Investment required.
Business established Previous experience
not essential To- enEaginE. Adde'S, Manager
Branches, S2a Dearborn 81. ChsraEu. 1t
White gri for general homework Family
81 three adults Good home and treatment.
App, 2li4 prail His Ave. Baltimore. Md.
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Edward Green, aged - years. negro,
committed suicide Ia the Washington, y. C.,
jail last Thursday. tie bad been convicted
for a>,aaltjng a l3 year old girl.
Nine prisoners we're taken from the jail at
Watkjasviile. Ga, June y, and eight of them
sho, to death hy mob. the ninth escaping
serious injury and being lrlt for dead by the
lKnrhars
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In the Circuj, Court for Carroll County.
Ex parie. In the matter of the Trasi Estate OF
Theodore Derr, Benz. F. Grouse, Trustee.
Ordered, this s0th day Of June, A. ID.
1905 that the account OF the Special Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day Of July,
next; provided Il copy of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk:
True Copy,-rest:
julyl 2t DAVID P. SNELsER, Clerk.
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The Russians may devote themselves to
extracting consolation from the assurance that
Those the Lord Loveth He Chastizeth. =
Easton Democrat.
Brother, you have not read the Bible lately.
What you intended TO quote was "For whom
the Lord loveth he chasteneth. Hebrews
1916.
Attorney. General Bryan has gone to Eu-
rope There will not be so many gratnitons
legal opinions for several months.
Ex-senator Louis E. McComas has secured
the appointment of Associate Judge OF the
Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia,
and will take the oath of office today. The
Baltimore News says this takes him out OF
politics Maryland Republicans do not 60
out of politics upon going upon the bench.
McComas was not out when he was Judge
before, and pulled the wires to have himself
elected United States Senator. Judge Mot
ter, of Frederick, has never been accused OF
being out of politics, and no one ever heard
that the late Judge Stake, of Hagersiown.
was.
''Sell to no colored people or Indians under
any circumstances. While we have no color
prejudice, yet experience teaches us that these
races of people have no appreciation OF
contract, and hence they must be left severely
alone.
The above is taken from a booklet issued
by Northern nursery, giving instructions to
agents aud containing price list of stock. The
proprietors say a negro has no appreciation
of a contract, yet Northern people were very
swift to confer citizenship on the negro and
ciothe him with the ballot, that he might vote
to help along the Republican party. lie is
fit to vote, but rot to be trusted in business
matters.
An exchange expresses surprise that Con-
gresham Mudd and Charles }. Bonaparte
should now be on terms Of political intimacy,
Mudd being cassed as practical politician
and spokesman and Bousparte as civil ser
vice reformer. There should be no surprise
about Bonaparte. All civil service reformers
become spoilsmen as soon as they have spoils
to distribute As soon as Bonaparte
lected for Secretary of the Navy he became a
practical politician. He turned his civil ser
vice cloak inside out, and upon the former IN
side vas inseribed-"Put none but Sialwarts
on guard Republican who supports the
franchise amendment is good Republican ~
Honest elections Is only theory II
form is only a cry Of the outs '-"Brihery Of
voters is necessary at elections Civil ser.
vice theories are blind to fool the people.
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GEORGE +. wICKS.
JOHN CONAWAI,
Executors.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

~ IJIlIyE 10 OhbJI ININsn.
Thi. !. Ia give notice that The subscribers
hsyr obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county. in Maryland, letters ui al.
usini.tratioa on the Personal Estate Of
CHRISTlANA KESSLER,
late Of carroll county, deceased. Ali persons
having claims against the deceased arr hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. TO the sub
scribers, on or before the 1T day OF February.
1905. they NAV otherwise by law be eS.
Guided from All benefit OF said estate.
Given undar our hands this 26th day Of
jane. 1905.
GEORGE T. WICkS.
JOHN CONAWAN.
iulylt a. Administrators - n
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TO CREDITORS

Thrs = to give notice that the subscribers
h.s. ohtAiae4 from the Orphans Coart OF
Carroll coanfy. IN Maryland, letters iss'ameo-
tary on tho Personal Estate OF
EDWARD II. r OSTERHUS,
lal, Of Carroll cpuaty, deceased. All Pers"us
hAy.aE claims against the deceased are hereby
~aFurl 10 exhibit the same, ~lih the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the subscr'-
hrrs. 90 80 before ,hc Isl day Of February,
las5. they NAV otherwise By Law 6r excluded
from an bcurti 81 said estate.
Givsa under our hands Ih's 18th day OF
Jaue, 1896
GEORGE +. wICKS.
JOHN CONAWAY,
f-.yl A. Executors