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IaYlnrSYilIc liens.

ArRlL 5.-Arch Porter and family. formerly
OF this town. but who has resided near Sykes
vile for the past year. has moved back with us.
Misses Mamie Gum and Bessie Farver were
in Westminster from Friday until Saturday OF
as. week
Miss Edna Shipley visited Miss Zelda Friz-
zeIl from Saturday until Sunday.
Rev. Geo. Cecil returned home Monday
from Washington. where he attended confer
ence.
Mrs. George Baker is still ON the sick list.
Mrs. Matte Grouse, Mrs. Pearl Mullinix,
Mrs. Fannie Zepp and Mrs. Belle Moore
visited Mrs. Carrie Farver last Sunday.
Misses Elyse Gum, Hattie Franklin and
Sylvia Bair, and Messrs. Rod Ingels, Will
Faryer, Harry Fsrver aud Gus Fleming Wis
tied Miss Bessie Faryer last Sunday.
Grain is looking fine and the prospects OF a
good crop is promising.
Sunday school at this place will be reorgan'
lied Sunday, April Ii. Everybody that can,
come out.
In reply to the statement made IN the WIN
field items concerning the cushion won by
Miss Zelda Frizzell they did not give both
sides of the affair. They withdrew the votes
for Miss Mabel Dorsey because they knew
they were caught in their piece OF fraud. there
fore giving it to Miss Frizzel by 20 votes.
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AlcSla Items.

APRn 6.-S. II. HofTacker aud wife have
moved to Manchester. Elijah Hohacker, vile
aud family of Miller's have moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Hofacker.
G. ". Hare, wife and family moved to their
new home at Miller's.
George Warner. wife and family moved into
the house vacated by G. ". Hare.
James Keeney snd wife, near here, have
moved to Lineboro.
Miss Ella Abbott, Of Baltimore, il visiting
|. NJ. Blocher. wife and family,
Charles Zeigler, of Baltimore, returned heme
on Tuesday.
Mr. Zulanf. OF Baltimore, who recently
purchased the Balius property near here Is
improving same by building Two new henner-
les.
Mrs. Bremen. OF Baltimore, has purchased
the property OF Mrs. Baderson, Of near here.
Our poultrymen, MessrS. II. y. Kramer and
J. Harry Blocher, are meeting with very
good success selling eggs and breeding stock.
Former breeding white Wyandotles aud latter
silver spangled hamburg. They have already
received orders for more than they can supply.
The employees of the Rock Dale Powder
Plant have struck for higher wages, and the
plant is at present at standstIil
George o. d. Hoover aud wife spent Sun
day with relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Messrs Harry Blooher and VIM. II. Miller
have been elected as representatives 10 State
Council of Jr o. L. A NJ, which will meet
at Hagerstown, Md, on April Is.
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PerSnnaI Notes.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph l. Gist are visiting
relatives and friends in Baltimore.
Miss Margaret Stem. of Sans Greek, Is
visiting Baltimore this week, as the guest OF
her cousin. Mrs. T. Nickery Wedge. West
LanyAle street.
Mr.. VIM. Haryer. OF l5OS Freshman street.
Baltimore, was in Westminster last Monday
visiting friends. and in The afternoon visited
his brothers, Mr.. Feed. Harver, near FriEell,
burg.
Mr.. Harrison Iarabee, of Baltimore. has
rented the residence Of Mr.. Joseph ]. Gis,,
on Fair Ground Hill, this ciiy, and moved in
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Stevenson, of Bali.
more, and Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bowersox
aud family, Of Taneytown, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Ms. Joshua Stevenson, near
this city.
Mr.. Vim. Carroll Gilbert. son OF Vim. II.
Gilbert, now Of Washington. ID. C., formerly
of Westminster, is visiting bis grandmother,
Ms. Eva Gilbert, l04 Pennsylvania avenue,
and other relatives aud friends Of this caiy.
Mrs. Madge MeKinstry, of College avenue,
Union Bridge. has been for the past week the
guest of her uncle. Mr.. William Fenby, at his
new home on Belle Grove Square.
Mr.. Joseph Price. near Westminster, was a
guest of his father. Joseph Price. Of Hanover,
Pa, a few days this week.
Mrs. Ella Helm aud Mrs. Frank I. Schaef.
fer aud daughter lrene, Of this city, are visit.
ing Ms. Allen Sellers. OF York. Pa. and
Mrs. Harry Warner, Of Frederick, Nd.
Capt. p. II. Irwin was in Westminster on
Wednesday.
A marriage license vas issued in Baltimore
last Wednesday 10 Joseph F. Spurrier and
Miss Carrie Philinger, both Of Sykesviile,
this county.
Hugh c. Hinkle. Esq, editor Of the Lit
tlestown PA JehersoniEn, pGid this sshce 4
| fraternal visit last Monday. Call again neigh
hor
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I'll. Airy Items.

ArHit 6.-Misses Mare. Helen aud Eliza.
beth Clary are out again aiier an attack OF
she measles
The Aoaa, Airy Latin school will hold 81
entertainment IN the Masonic Hall on April
i4. DoOrs open 80 O'Clock.
Rev. r. r. SNYDER "a the guest Of Rev. W.
+. Miller Of VI. T.. Church South.
Miss FAIRY Hyatt has returned to her home,
kruaplown, from a visit to her SISTER, Mrs
Harry b Monkey on South Main street.
NrS- Annie noaAid, who has been visiting
her sister Nrs. Sarah ClAry. on South Main
street. has retained To her home ia Richmond,
Va
c. +. Browning. Of West Falls, sLs the guest
Of Mr.. and Ms. II. T. Nasbaam, of Fred.
criek.
{. T.. Etehisou has moved to Baltimore also
Wan. Boston, Howard Esebisoa, Fr'iE Leuba
aud Earl Do,y. aho Will board si,h them IN
The future.
Miss Nellie Keefer. who has been visiting
Der brother, Howard keefer. has returned Ia
her home At Gypsie Hill, this county.
Mrs Macarpy, Of NeS Alexandra. Ohio, .
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Robert Sellusn
OF South Main street.
Miss Bowie. OF Baltimore, has r~iarned 10
she store Of T. Barnes again, where she viii
continue in her former position as m'lhHer.
Mt Airy, Nd. April 8. 1905 Dear Sins
| beg to inform you that that The chipping IN
the Mount Airy llemS about Miss Florence
Shipley is q mistake. She has no mother
She having died seven years previous. Please
put this 10 the paper. Arthur Burial
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MelrOSc Items.

APRIL 5.-We learn that the public schools
have added part of fourth term, not closing
until the latter part of May, and that teachers
are receiving a better salary. This is step
in the right direction With our low tax rate,
free school books aud longer term of school.
can we not feel proud of old Carroll and the
ones who manage her affairs so successfully.
Miss Anna Follmer started on Monday to
attend the Normal School at Shippensburg,
Pa. She just completed her first year MS a
public school teacher. in York county, Pa,
schools.
There is a rumor that b. F. ShriSer x Co.,
intend TO erect canning factory here. ANY
thing to furnish employment to our people
and bring money into our neighborhood Is
welcomed by your correspondent.
Some persons lately inquired why we DO
not give all the news. We do not want to tell
our readers things that would not be OF any 10.
terest to the majority of our good people just
because il created sensation among few Of
them.
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A Large Fitting.

On Monday, April 8. there vas Que Of the
largest movings OF the season. Charles HAines
moved from the farm Of William Thomas TO
the farm Of Thomas Kreglo, near Dennings.
Those present were Charles HABes and
wife, Vim. Winters and wife. Edward Frank
lin and wife, Nathan HaiBes aud wife. Ear
nest Winters and wife. David Haines and
wife; Mesdames Leonard kress. EpbTaim
Bowersox, Euriah Lambert. Andres Long.
John Baker, Howard Bower, aud Andrew
Haines; Misses Eta keefer. Ella kress, Sill
via Bair. Maysie Bowersox, Netiie kress,
Ethel Haines, Cora Piitinger. Lulu HAiRes,
Mildred Kress. Maud Haines, Edna HAine~,
Helen Haines. Hildia Bowersox and Pauline
Haines; Messrs. Reuben Haines, wm. heefer,
Jacob Fisher. John keefer, w. F. keefeF,
Archie Keefer, Charles Winters, MeClsllAnd
Haines, William Bretwizer. Harvey BretwiEer,
Charles Pittiager. William Haines, Earl Pit
finger, Monroe Lambert. Ralph franklin,
Wilbur Winters and Ralph Haines.
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APRIL 6.-The filters have all made their
move in this locality, and our new neigh
bors were received with hearty welcome.
A colt belonging to Charles Lucabaugh,
an employee of John Smith, near here, from
an unknown cause broke away from the team
while hiichea to pillow, and ran away.
Messrs. Lucabaugh and Smith followed and
captured him in the barnyard of John /.
Yingling, into which he had jumped. The
animal was badly frightened when caught.
Joseph G. Yingling, while removing meat
from the meat house. last Friday, met with q
painful accident A piece of meat slipped
from his hand and the hook caught in the
palm of his left hand. and came out on top oi
the hand near the third finger, making pain
full wound.
The negro vote failed to swell the majority
in Chicago's municipal election. and Dem.
ocrat, Judge Edward F. Dunno, was elected
Mayor of that city. Don't put to much conf
dence in the blackskins.
Albert Bosom went visiting last Sunday
and has failed TO return home at this writing
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iaRan-DuftcTcr.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate
One Of the most beautiful uupiiai events OF
the season was solemuized at Sunny Side.
the home OF the bride. near Summit Point.
West Virginia. "Wednesday afternoon, March
%. The contracting parties we're Miss Flora
kaiherya, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
H. Dutierer. formerly of Silver Run. Carroll
county, Md. now one OF the most prominent
farmers Of Jefferson county West Virginia,
and Mr.. George kriegh Logan, ouly son ot
Commonwealth Attorney ", ". Logan, Of
Shenandoah coauty. NirgiaiS. Rev. +. X.
Cromer. Of the Reformed Church, Wiuches-
ter, Virginia, pastor OF the bride. ofic,aicd.
The rlng ceremony being used.
The ceremony wAs performed 10 the parlor,
which was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and lighted ~uh candles, the bridal
party standing ander floral design, formed
IA the shape OF horse shoe.
The bride sore \ beautiful gown of white
o7xanl7 over white, six and tuile veil
caught Niih oraugs blossoms and carried .
large bouquet 81 Bride ross-s, and vas gwen
away by her brother. sir. J. Henry Dnticrer.
The tssairon Of honor. Mr. }. l. LAYERS. Of
Grreuvillc. y. C.. sister Of the groom, waFe
whi'e orEAndy and carried piak carnations
The groom vas attended BY Mr. h. r.
Hoover, bis cousin. Of Woodstock. Virginia.
~ best man The brides maids, Misses Hat
tie ". puitessr. Of Clarke county. Va. and
Emma w. Haiaes. Il Silver Ran. Nd. cousins
u the bFiac. sore white 0rgandy aud carried
~hiir carnations The gyoomssnsn Sers
MsssFs. Herbert A. CieveaEer, 81 Charles
lowe. West Virginia, aud Elliott Long. Of
HaEersio~n. Nd
Liule Miss Ethel RoyeE. niece Of the bride,
uas ring bearer. and sorc white organdF.
Ne.srs. Daniel 4. Roger. Of Lee iowa.
Nszt Virginia, aud r. Stanley nasicrer, %
Charles Town. IVES, Virginia. bro'hcr.ia-la~
and hrusher respectively 81 ske bride, we're
ashsrs- The gsu;lencn sore the eoHven.
,iunal blaeS
The wedaiug marches from LoheaErin asd
Arnislseohn were rendered By Mrs Meta
Grove, OF fnspod, West NiTg,HlA.
An elaborate reerpis0n foiloSed the cerc-
mopY, n which more than Too friends Of
the bss3e and groom ~rre served. fae deco
raiIcas IA diuinEroom Wsfs IN green aHd
white
AAes toe receyIion NJ, and Mrs. Logan
lsit fug Wnnds,0ck an visit 10 the groom =
paTeat.. sud 90 Friday l-sl Tor Pennsylvania,
where the groom u employed a. 4 civil en-
gineer By toe y. \. 2. sud : W. K r.
The going Eosn vas u blue cloth,
sith bat and gloves 70 match. TIE pres-uts
we're both aamrruas and handsome, consisting
Of silvrg-Arr. cut giass, china. Inca, cheek
aud caryeuey.
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Mountain View lie ms.

APRIL 5.-There will be preaching at the
Baptist Church, near Watersville, April 10,
at il a. M by Elder WIN. l.. Bowie.
The following were guests OF Nimrod Davis
and wife last Sunday: Oliver 7. Davis and
wife, of Linwood; Samuel W. Bond and wife,
of Marston; Cornelius Mullinix and wife, of
Day; Gopher Skidmore and wife, Of Wood
bine; Thomas Buchanan, Samuel Fleming,
Harry C. Davis, Wilbur n. Davis, Edna A.
Davis. Ruth C. Davis, Paul I. Bond, Winter
d. Bond, Evelyn Bond, Margaret A. Multi
nix, Bessie c. Mullinix, Beverly Mullinix,
John Fleming. Carlton Fleming, Velma Elem
ing, Burl Fleming and Amanda Fleming.
Miss Ida Z. Fleming is very sick with the
grippe at this writing.
Nathan HymiIler and daughter Minnie, OF
Berret, visited Harvey Franklin and wife last
Sunday.
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Bachman'S Valley Items.

APRIL 6.-Grain in this vicinity looks very
good.
The roads are getting in u much better con-
dition and all people are glad TO see the be-
ginning OF spring.
Milton Zone left for Baltimore last Monday,
where he intends TO spend the summer.
Some farmers have planted their potatoes,
but, they have a great many on hand, and can
not sell them as the price is too cheap, Zoe per
bushel.
The attendance at the public schools are
getting small on account of work at home.
They will continue until the last part of May
one month longer than usual.
Ephriam Bachmau and wife, William X.
Yinglng and wife, Raymond Stonesifer, wife
and son Otis; Miss Ella Yingling. Theodore
Massicott, and Milton Zone were guests of
Denton S. Warehime on Sunday.
Sales are nearly all over and fittings have
taken place Many persons are exchanging
homes and others moving TO different part
of the country.
All FOOLS day was observed by many last
Saturday, some were trying to catch some per
sons and were caught themselves.
The church officers will be elected at Jeru-
salem Church on Good Friday, April u, at
p. m.
Clinton W. Kroh and family spent last Sun
day with Horatio Rhodes.
Doe Stonesifer and wife spent last Friday
in Baltimore
On Tuesday evening hail fell the size of
large cherries and was then followed by rain.
John n. Kroh and wife were guests Of Jas.
Strevig. on Sunday.
Farmers have done much blowing aud also
have sowed their oats.
In reply to Baukerts Mills correspondent,
We will say that if Hartman carries his butch.
ering outfit with him wherever he goes, he
should have butchered few more and in kill
ing the beeyes. that they die IN one minute or
less, 1t l. certainly fast work. II he does not
allow any other person with him when he IS
killing hogs he ought to have some reason
than that perhaps he is not good with rife
and might be afraid he would miss hog and
take persons and shoot. Mr.. Raymond Stone
sifer sometime ago killed hogs in Que hour,
but did not have Two meu to help him. The
weight of all hogs butchered was not kept, but
not any under 30 pounds. The pig Mr.. Har-
man killed which weighed 81 pounds must
have been large hanger. We could tell q
little more about buicheTing bat, we do not
want any person TO throw up the sponge, aud
wish alI butchers success in the future.
The Sunday school will be recognized at
Jerusalem church on Sunday at 1890 p.
All persons should take a part in same this
coming summer and see what can be accom-
plished.
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Bark Hill Items.

APRIL G.-Mrs. Fanny Wilhelm attended
the funeral of her brother in York, Pa, on
Sunday last and remained until Thursday of
this week.
Will Wilhelm, Oscar Harris and Daniel
Wilhelm, of Waynesboro, Pa, were home last
Saturday and Sunday visiting their lady
friends.
On Sunday, April =, the Sunday school was
recognized here. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing Superintendent,
Claud Angel; assistant superintendent, Lu
Rowe; secretary. Florence Yingling and Min
ME Rowe assistant secretary; librarian, David
Winters; treasurer, Evan t. Smith; organist,
Minnie Rowe; assistant organist, Florence
Arhaugh.
Rev F. l.. Murray will preach Sunday
morning at 10. Is a. m. subject Baptism"
Powell Ohler moved 10 Mayberry on Mon
day last VIM. Jones, of Washington, vii
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Ohler.
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Arrested for yIolatIng me Fish Laws.

On the oath day OF March. 1905. Franklin
T. Bachman. Deputy Game Warden, No.
SOP. for Carroll County. appreheuded two Vel.
low Perch in the possession Of c. l.. Brock,
and Eve in that Of Messrs. Thomson 4 Gel
man, both of this city, that were less than
eight inches in length. He spilled TO Justice
Rinker for 9 warrant, under which they sp.
peared before him charged with violating the
Fish Law of Maryland. The trial on March
3lst, sustained the charges and under Sec.
tions 10 to So, inclusive. OF State Of Maryland
Game and Fish Law, and in conjunction with
the Code of Public General Laws, 6ne wss
imposed in both cases of S. for each fish.
The law gives the length required as follows
White perch, seven inches; yellow perch,
eight inches; pike. fourteen inches; rock or
striped bass and taylors, ten inches. To have
them in possession. under the lengths sbov e
given, is unlawful.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1905.
Sale Register.

April II. at 1 p. m.-45,OOO Feet Oak and Chestnut
Boards Plank and Scanting 81 Cords OAK SAD
Also 20 Acres of Uncut Wood, Tree Tops, Etc, on
the premises of Theodore King, on the Ridge road
about mile from Pleasant Valley. A. NJ kaipach'
Aoril Is. att D. MS 600 Feet Oak and Chestnut
Boards Plank and Scantling. $50 Cords OF OAK ana
Hickory Wood, 70 Cords Oak Slab Wood. Fence
Posts Chips. Chucks. Sawdust Etc, on the prem
from uniontown to New Windsor. A NJ. kaloach.
April 49, at D. ms. 900 Feet Oak and Chestnut
Boards Plank and Scantling. 50 Cords of Oak slab
Weed Is Acres of Uncut Wood, Tree Tops. Etc.
Also Is Acres OF Land on the premises of the I'M
dersigued lately the premises OF ex Sheriff Arnold,
aIl miles from Finksburg. on the road 10 EastVlew
NJ Kalbach.
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Pleasant Valley Items,

APRIL 5.-Wilson Warren, our new black
smith, has moved his family here. He says
he likes the town and that he has plenty OF
work.
Levi Myers, our merchant, was taken siek
last Sunday morning. At present writing he
is little better. DR.. Jos. 7. Herring, oil
Westminster. is attending HIM. His daughter,
Mrs. Phillip Fowler, of Baltimore, was tele
phoned 10 on Monday and she is here assist
ing in attending him.
Rev. Jas. B. Stonesifer will have com
munion on Palm Sunday, April l6, at 10 a. m
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weather Reeora for the Week

April mercury 40 at a. m. and sc at ,
n. nj. partly cloudy and blustery, followed by
clear weather. April mercury 81 at a.
M. and so AT p. m; clear and buStery.
April S-mercury 80 at a. IN. and 81 at p.
m; ice formed; clear. April 4-mereury 4S
at a. IN. and 70 at , p. M; generally cloudy,
with occasional showers, until 4.45 p. III.
when heavy shower set in, accompanied by
lightning aud thunder and hail; heavy showers
during the night April 5-mercury. 45 at :
a. m. and 46 at . p m; heavy showers up to
5. As a. M; showery day and night. April O.
mercury So at a. VI. and 40 at 2 M; rain,
followed by partly cloudy and blustery wealth
er. April 7-mereury 81 at a. m. and 40 at
y. m. /; fair.
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west Fails Items,

APRIL ALBERT Dorsey, who has been on
the sick list so long, is very slowly improving.
Miss Goldie Hood visited Silvie Lowman
last SuadBy.
Miss G .nuelte franklin, who has been sick
with pneumonia, is now able to be up again.
Ber.ba Gartrsll and Mhe Long visited Efhe
era wferd last Sunday.
Wheat and grass are looking fine and the
roads ale much improved.
Farmers have made good progress with
theis spring work; already there have been
some potatoes planted.
Miss Ethel Franklin visited, her uncle, Cal
vim Franklin of this place last week,
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Entertainment by the Boys Temperance
Band of Westminster.
Reported for the Democntie Advocate.

Reported for the Democratic Advocate.
We congratulate the ladies and boys on the
success Of their entertainment at Odd Fellows
Hall last Tuesday evening, April 4. The his
tory of the Boys Meeting is an interesting
one Ii was suggested and started by Mrs.
ID. F. Pope and daughters Of Baltimore, and
grew from very small number in the be-
ginning, until now there are 80 on the roll.
Miss Lizzie Herr, who has been very earnest
in the work for several years, called to her
assistance Mrs. Margie Herring, one of our
own fair ladies. who deserves grateful ac-
acknowledgement for her patient, prayerful, per
severiug and practical work with the boys.
The proceeds OF Tuesday evenings entertain
ment viii be used TO procure books and suit
able literature for their use.
Is II not within the range Of possibility for
Westminster to have free public reading
room, where innocent amusement can also be
INDUCED in? Following was the
PROGRAM:
Music. LIST Regiment Band
S;Ti pSam and Our Richsrd and Harold
ROop
Recitation. The Sign Board. -, Clarence Loeksrd
Music Regiment band
Recitaton. "Don'i Drink ',.. Howard Deeds
Dialorue - Richard Roop and Paul Warner
Recitation, The Cigarette. Earl Grimes
Music Regiment bAnd
Dialogue -.io Dogs
Recitation, III burton ToMnsena
Music Regiment Band
Comedy Drama:
Mother Hubbard"
Music LIST Regiment Band
Hoop Drili..- ----..-t Doys
Music. Regiment Band
aoleau----..-. - ooys
Drama: Grandpa"
Characters.
Tobias Carbuncles subject of the govt, Trump Herr
Marion Truning his granddaughter. Herr
George Brooke, an interesting young man.. Frank
MatheT;
Susan a maid Margie Herring
Music. Regiment bahu
! The program, which looked formidable on
paper, was not such as to protract the exercises
to an undue length, but exhibitors and audi
| tors were dismissed to their respective homes
/ in due season, after a rational and enjoyable
| entertainment. The labors of the forty five
boys and their preceptresses deserve the fost
ering care of this community. They must be
hailed as important laborers in the moral vine.
yard and in the intellectual as well, lust as
| the lwig is bent the trees inclined, Is re-
ceiving practical illustration in this association
of the boys and it may tell upon their des-
! TIMES for time and for eternity.
Music by the First Regiment Band was very
! skilfully rendered.
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Base Bah.

The City Athletic Club of Westminster has
organized for this season, aud would like to
play all strong teams in the State. The first
game of the season will be played with
Patapsco on their ground, on Saturday. April
10. David D. Danner, captain; j. Cleve
Diffendal, manager, 80 Liberty street, West
Minister Nd.
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Health of community good.

Steiner Bros., of the Eagle FIGURING Mills,
jefferson. Frederick county, have purchased
of Hon. William s. Lakins and Clayton Miller
the Buckeystown FIGURING Mills, on the Mono
cacy River, near Buckeystown. The mills are
now being remodeled with all the latest i'm
proved machinery, with capacity of 100
barrels daily. They will operate it in con
nection With their Touring mills at Jeffers on,
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Miller'S Items.

APRIL 5.-Elijah Hoffacker moved his fam
lily to Alesia last Monday. and James Hare
moved into the house vacated by him, and
George Fare moved into the house vacated
by James Hare; George Albaugh moved on
the farm owned by VIM. Richards.
l.. NJ. Hare and wife, of Baltimore, spent a
few days recently visiting S. II. Hare and
family.
VIM. Shearer has gone TO Baltimore, where
he has employment.
Cards are ont announcing the marriage OF
Miss Alvertia Miller to Mr.. William Z. War.
ner on the % instant.
Mrs. Lewis Seipp and son Ashland have re
turned home after a few weeks visit among
relatives in Baltimore.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

aK@eIf you change your res
idence this Spring,
please state where you formerly
received your paper as well as
where you want it sent here
after.