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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Two Children of Hamilton WOOlery, OF
Westminster, Fatally Burned.

Two children of Hamilton Woolery. of this
city, were fatally burned on Tuesday. The
family live on Liberty street, corner OF George
Shortly after II o clock in the morning, while
Mrs. Woolery, the mother, was engaged in the
basement, she heard her children, Gladys
NAV and Albert, screaming in the room above.
Hurrying there she discovered the clothing OF
both children on fire. The screams of the
mother added to those of the children, at
tracted the attention of Joseph Hahn, living
on the opposite side of George street. He
went to the Woolery home. and found the
cushion of chair and the carpet on fire, and
the clothing of the children afre. He threw
the cushion out of doors, eXtinguished the
flames in the carpet, and then began to assist
the mother with the children. Charred flesh
came off with the clothing, presenting most
horrible sight. Relief, however. came too
late The burning was deep and fatal. The
little girl, aged nearly 4 years, soon became
unconscious and died abont half an hour later,
and the little boy, aged nearly two years, died
about O. clock in the evening.
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WESTMINSTER FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Annual Meeting of the Company, Election
of Officers, Banquet, Etc.

Last Wednesday night the annual meeting
and election of the Westminster Fire Depart
ment was held in their Hall. In addition TO
the members, the City Council, honorary
members and number of invited guests were
present.
Since the last meeting the various rooms
and halls have been handsomely vanished
and treScOed, and the color on the ceiling OF
the apparatus room changed from white to
light green. New coats, boots, hose and reels
have been purchased, and the Company is in
better condition now for fire-fghting than II
has been since its organization.
President Roberts presided at the meeting.
After the election of officers the reports of J.
Pearre Wantz, secretary and treasurer, were
read and showed the receipts and disburse-
ments for the past year, and also of Frank /.
Shaeffer, who was not present owing TO
sprain received a few days after at the Lepp
fire at that place.
During the year there were FIVE fire alarms
and one general call, the night of February :,
for the purpose of going TO Baltimore to help
stay the great couhagration on the 9Th and
Sh, where the men were on duty for SIX hours,
when they returned home on the noon train
and were heartily welcomed and congratulated
upon their escape from accident.
The old officers of the Company were re-
tItCAtu ds lOllONS- IEtSluellis "tul W AA'b
erts; first vice president, VIM. K. Anders;
second vice president Geo. &. Eichelberger;
chief. Frank I. Shaetfer; assistant chief
Florence Little; secretary and treasurer, j.
Pearre Want; assistant secretary. Chas. q.
Clemson; foreman of truck. J. Harry CoOtes;
assistant foreman of truck, John d. Biehl;
foreman of reels, Harry X. Shaetter; assistant
foreman of reels, Wm. +. FrizzelI; librarian,
Nm \. heeier: assistant Librarian, Meade
Ohler, marshal John H. Mtiten; assistant
marshal, $. c. Stpn-f, auitur iath-r T..
Long.
After the business meeting the marshal All
nounced supper and the three larg" tables
we're filled three times with members and
guests, and even then there was enough and
TO spare. Sewed, fried and raw oysiers, cold
turkey, ham, celery and pickles, slAw, coffee.
cigars, etc. we're served with liberal hand.
After supper speeches were made by a
number of gentlemen, and all spoke ~ the
most Commeudatory manner Of the bravery
and efficiency of the men, ready At all hours
10 risk limb aud life 10 protect the lives aud
property Of our citizens. The Fire Depart
ment is the pride OF Westminster. and W. wish
there were more such companies 10 the State.
A. the company Is purely volunteer one
many citizens apply Cor honorary membership,
ihas hy their annual due, contributing 20 the
maintenance Of the department. Thirty we're
elected dunug The past year.
The First Regiment Baui rendered choice
selections during the evening.
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Jurors For February Term.

Judge Thomas on Thursday drew the fol-
lowing persons as jurors for the February term
of the circuit court:
District No. Abraham j. Hahn, John
II. Hartman.
District No. John C. Hollenberry, ia
cob d. Young.
District No. "A. franklin Grouse, Frank,
lin II. Bowman.
District No. Ezra Little, Nimrod Green,
District No. 5.-Dennis I. Buckingham.
Jacob Powder.
District No. 6.-Wm. II. YinGing, Samuel
Miller, Henry X. Miller.
District No. Abraham S. Lester, Geo.
A. Bixler, Jesse W. Myers, Emanuel D. Whit
more.
District No. s.-Johu S. Myers, Elisha
Jackson.
District No. g. George H. Baker.
District No l0.-John c. Humbert.
District No. ll.--Charles W. Bowersox,
Edward L. Buchanan.
District No. 12.--Cleveland Anders.
District No l3.-William D. Burial.
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PIN Hlil liens.

A a,r.s owns-I ry v,,Iazm F-.ar' brsEs Lex
issy wec1 AMI nat ta - kGlft-
Josiah Want. arzr ghis rlacT, vsl hNEr sh1-i
ing rssfta ou gh~ I-ta instant
Raymond NarAs, "a, A.1z-i ny a norsc ou rues
day tut uoI seven, enough io conaue OBI" ga The
houa-
Ur.ah Market arJ I,au -laoil are GltH9 Ihcr scs
house, with l-. about ten inches lhicE
Fuuk L~ppu IS having well da- al bis rsrn
Daniel T. Hsuehtc. IS ioss tae wurA
john Jones, our well known mil uEsn, slaughter
fyi four a1g gsFkrr, on Tuesday.
last sunday evening John uHmsauf, uclr This
pIAc,. vs. entertained 10y sunc sd his ueisubors
aud irisui. Those present Werc John BrHmsaEd
ami wife ami John j. Sa0ll ami Wlls MrsSrs- Wm
II Shaus JOAN T. Nlllcr. citation Fare. Nu- sill
.er Gry aud Pan! Ucss Charles MssogLf.cer eco,
BrnuaEsgl !. Van. S!toi. George Jones. oliver
finger William aud Claude HramgArd, Nshion
S,ernsT Mise, E,ts Bfumszri Ehle NssouheimsF,
Esta " Shol Fannie Hess. LoItie ". -hu.,. Rosa
Miller Annie Hess Nellie e. Sholl. Annie BrHm-
gard and Annie " Shol The evening was spent
mostly in music after which they returned % their
respective homes.
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SnTiyrr WaySon.

4 dispatch iram Annapolis, Nd, '1 the
BALTIMORE sun. daied January g., ,ayss
To-day Mr. Howell =. Nhuvey sad Mos
Claire A WAysoa sent FROM Annapolis 60
70 Ra'nuore aai e-r- marFir-i ~ Res. David
L. Neely, pastor Of AlsguIlh Street Prr~sf
terrain Charch The Ernota s. 9 uat.r" SO
Westminster. Ma. Eh~r~ ht- pArrGis reside.
huI tor more than n year BE- has hs~n employed
As ,lruoxfaphey in ibe Ha'el Maryland. 20 An
usgal-. The bride j. daughter u, M and
Mrs.. William II. Wsyson. 60 Annapolis. EHib
Of them are 1asi the manageable aEs-
M. ShrJvsr mri hss as4de rear sSo- Ihsg
gayr 90 iulEaai.aH at thsrr r.sns 20 ihssr par
easS. Yesterday ihe groom asked w. Nei
yin, ihr proprietor Of The h0iel. iHr .rsSc and
the caap|y ser. to Baltimore ua aH rat.v
morning 'rplH ans shortly a0-r~asl, NJ
Melvin rrrvIgrd message .rgr MF SbrfveT
stating that tie ~auli rrfagn W,'h Bic ste ta
nurrHs
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CARROLL COUNTY FARMERS INSTITUTES.
Meetings al Westminster AMI Tansyiown-
Several well-Known Experts TO nc Present.

VIM l. Amos, Director Of Farmers In
siiiutes. has arranged for two meetings ia this
county. The first will be held at the CONT
house. in Westminster, 90 Monday, January
q, from 1880 a. M. To y. m. and the second
in the Hall. in Taneytowu, Tuesday, January
%, from 10 a. N. until I q. IN.
The topics for the Westminster meeting
will be: Morning session, Some Facts Cor
the Farmer and Teacher by Dr. II. p. Miller,
Of Sunbury. Ohio, aud Care Of Mix BY ~
ward Van Alsiyne, Of Undertook, \. !.
Afternoon session Care and Management
Of Farm Team by Dr. Miller. and Principles
Of Potato Growing By Mr. Wan Altyue.
At TaneyioWn The program Tor the morning
will be Some Facts for the Farmer aud Teacher
BY Or. Miller, aud Rational Cattle Feeding
BY Mr.. Van Alsiyne; afternoon session. The
Farmers Garden BY Thos II. White, 4 the
Maryland Experiment Station, and Crops
that Improve the Soil By Dr. Miller
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silver Run Items.

Nrs g. ys.s.r ssl.r,g tp.r atr, ..a NsrslsI ee.za.
sux Pc, ans ~- po1-.ts
g.-4ta5za Fr.-anls-l-- E.F,i aa fsaHarg g. a. ha
nazae .a ta.a asatr.aS rrar aas&s H-ana. A...ase
Ns Er-aast-r ast sTgurrrsEF -..-a .a sast rraftts
a. D.. % ~ .n i.Es.rstsa au -s..alaay ant Ht As
s--f rs a= --afas rsvalaf Pc; aae. as EsF .a sar
sr.-- ,1a1f-z.s-i fa p - re o. a-i t'~..aE H~.I
be-. t.-aaar uasa- srI ues FuHafs.Err got las s
aa.Jas ,a4l be- BAL sfsssa Eief 'svsn zrt 1.r' si
i4a.rsa.E gslac-sI s=ryfess arre ae-I al #5s sH-=-
IN We.ia..-Ias. snsr sn.ea sasrrE.rHs az, la tHv
Llfsar-te4rn Ea14ztsr7
Jaas , lis.ass h-asa-r aE n \ I.aiaes ai ihss
p4srr has gna. e. l-s..ts F-rais nrts bee .nzea1s
Go rusate .r ssaa .ak assHEr'. &C. BAL '~sn "a
lrur, 30 thr us-s,era .tAir, ASH &C. t.5nta.
E...ags Arr fa Terrible .su ...sa ".s Rar"1Hf "'
ira- -s1-.s5f -aasz ErlEs
s.rgtraaI IrFH-e. ast Issssl taE.- %, aE"aal
t.-7- slt.t.aE rva;.ys- ami trlru.is tRas aers Tie
.ug~n.is g. go e. ua.a fa tbs r,sr rlsu-e
Uaar.ex Hu Rgar ia aar.aE h-s a~ aon's h.i-i 'his
wpcs y a. l-e Go .usA~z lhira
John Mairas vi Do l' voF-aHE ga itf NAl=.fa
Kal.ratI. aDI ,tatlaned a. I1'l,farr. is visiting
relatives sr1 fssrasls .u tha t4r.H1E
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A Pleasant Event.

4 very enjoyable party was held al lhr home
Of Mrs. William Graf last Tuesday evening
Vocal and Instrumental music, games AMI
conversation were indulged in until q late
hour when refreshments were served
Those present were jackson Brown and
wife, Clinton Ii7py and wife. Charles NahalA
and wife. John krenizer and wife. William
How'd and ~iie, Wilson Bosom and s,ie,
Charles Slofiie and Sife, Mrs, Metice and
Mr.. Wm. Graf; Misses Mabel Siaiile. Ida
Sbaher. Mary Stump. Maggie Shsife7 Annie
Graf. Emma HECK. Pearl Sh-rHsu Ada
Brown. Hattie Hnuek. Sadie Graf. ii.lda
McGec, Bessie Armstrong and Trcva Shairr;
MesSrs. Harry NingliHg, Henry Ganlz.er.
Cleveland Stolila, Cleveland Myers. Chester
Sherman, William Myers, Grover Graf. Selvin
sherman, George Ensor. Howard Graf. Viii
Sherman, Roy Mahala. Austin LiPpy, Charles
Hanley. John Reed. Henry Lloyd Clinton
Reed, Horace Reese, Will Reed. Char -
Graf and Edward ShaAer.
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MclrOSe Items.

Since the Rockdale engine became unfit
for service. our freight is handled by a large
engine similar to those used on the b. 4 o.,
which makes the hills OF old Carroll echo and
re echo with lis whistle.
Those men who were in the hand car acct
dent, reported in this items on January !, have
nearly all recovered sufficiently to resume
work again in the ore mines.
The January issue Of our magazine had a
photograph Of the new mission Worker
building on the front cover The magazine
goes TO far away Alaska.
A man told your correspondent last week
that he hurt his hand and 1t healed again, and
| did not have il in the paper. Your CORES
dondent has no time to hunt for news Send
in your news to Zepp, the printer.
Jonas Warehime and wife. and John s.
VENT, wife and son Edward, of Manchester,
spent last Sunday as guests of Samuel Boyer
and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Warehime also
visited Emanuel Sellers and family.
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Party Near Smallwood,

On Saturday evening, January Il. the many
friends and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Mngin gathered at their home, near Small.
wood, and spent a very pleasant and enjoyable
evening Of which vocal ana instrumental
music was the leading feature Refreshments
in abundance. were served. Those present
were Fred Magin and wife, Frank Friek
and wife, Richard Baker aud wife, Joseph
Miner and wife. Edward Miner and wife,
Charles Wagner and wife, Mrs. Mary Frick;
Misses Emma Williams. Lizzie Turnpaw, Lily
Miner. Lily FFick, Laura and Nettie Magin,
Viola Frick, Nettie Miner and Hilda Miner;
MesSrs. Lloyd Shipley. Henry Wardenfelt,
Levi Frzzell. John Baker, George Wolf,
barry Frick, Earnest Arnold, Herschell Ar.
mold, Delbert Payater, Leonard Frick, Earnest
Miner, Clarence Magin, James Plack, Frank
Magin, Walter Wagner, Willie Miner, Ferdi.
nand and Albert Frck. On departing the
guests thanked the hos; and hostess for their
pleasant time.
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Pairs RiIge LIENS.

Mrs. Wa Harms &, veg, .ll a. Ih,s uuIsuE,
aud Mrs. Noah Sai..yau il alss or IHs s.rE
LIST
TN the lelh .u-fAaI. Robert Fjrem5aE. as c,i
D. wears. q a~ytes 81 Jacob bruwH. uhs.r
trying 20 take fodder from a hsnI tEak~. fell
about 81 irrl And ds..a,alrA hsS right sbaai
der.
uowAr4 BArnbsst. s.i- and daughter Flo.
81 Rriztrrsf. Mes Aas- E~ayr-. sd
Balfnsus-. ser. sar-sis sd ihr.r brother 3rBu
Is RcaF@r. from Saturday ags.I NeIn~ziaF-
Oas pgAuc school has - pupils aH She raa.
aud . IN ,harg. ot Prssiuu Reed
ManE ur.is .n this ue3Eh barharsi arr sei
DRY. ard some a., rFcrlg.aE uat-F.
ulraaciIanrer. John s. Eaay-r. hs, usaRy
large salrs hi. spunE.
The &c tinb ~! uscel a. 81 DANIEL
ShaH-T uH the esruiuE oi IEe -lf.
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EaSlcY HcSSpn.

Thomas II. Easley. Of Philadelphia, Pa,
formerly 81 Black Walnut. Va, and recently
Of Westminster. Nd. Wa married Jana
sry l.. A. Harrisburg, Pa, tu Mr. Mobile A
HeSson. Of Westminster, Nj lhn wedding
CEREMONY Vas performed bg Rev Ia. Ellis
y Kremsr, At The homs oi Mr. aad Mr.. Jos
eph II. Farury. .5siet % ibs bride. 10 The pres
rncr of immediate rsisive- oi the bride and
groom Nni q teE friends
The br.de va, Eowned in steel l.saHdc -
gen trimmed ia all over larr. aHi the groom
In tho conventional black The brides tvsE
cling jres- was leown cloth. wiih Ia, and
gloves O. u.atea. Mr. and Mrs Ea..~y .eit
ou the e r. B. m train tor trtp ,hrough the
suuih.
They wlIj ~ 81 home after February a.
6454 Gleuraorr avenue We~s Philadelphia.
The bride IL a sister Of Mr. Harry haai
ruau. II Westminster. she vBs horn and rsIaEi
so Pleasant valley. and taught school fnr sew
r-aI isvu's iu Iuioatowu.
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New Advertisements.

Splendid Opportunity for a Barher-Fhe
Geo. w. Albaush Real Estate and Brokerage
Company Of Westminster.
Only Eight More DAYS Of OR January
Clearance Saie-rhe Miller Bros. Co.'S Pop
ular Cash Stores Westminster.
The Date 1871 on a Spoon. &c.-Lames II.
Cassell, JeweIer and Optician, Westminster.
Great Store Cleaning Sale-T. W. Ma,her
4 Sons, Westminster and Manchester
Semi Annual Remnant Sale of Dress Goods
Charles +. Herring. Westminster.
Public Sale Of a House and Lot of Land
Guy W Steele. Trustee.
Headquarters for Iowa Iorses-liarry G..
Schriyer, Hanover, Pa.
Horses and Mules-H A. Spalding, Ltlles-
town, Pa.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Post office,
Get "a Good Aucuoneer \. GorSuCh.
Polite Observation-Disclosures Casino.
Horses-H. A. Smith Hanover. Pa.
Bank Statements.
Legal Notices
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N.isaa Rzztrd and sife spent me l.asi
week IN Baliimure X gse<ts oi bans~l kaw~r
and wife.
Iheodcr~ Taylor AnI eitr last S'nla, vis-
tied John Slurp and alir.
William Green, o. Carrrlliou, Siufrsi James
shilling last Suniay
Edward NarrAy sud uiie. of Drnn,ng,, w,tr
guests 81 y ii Snspiry and wife last saturday
ard Suudsy.
Doe Blizzard &. visiting relative sgi
friends lH Baltimore,
Mrs R-rie C4pir and >s'u Sterling arr VS..
jting Mr.. George Lspp, Of Arcadia.
Ms, Martha Uhler. formerly ct urag Pa
tar.eco. died =, the residence OF her sister. in
Baltimore. on January y, and her funeral and
sntrrmen, took place AT SANDY A0uni NJ. T.
Church last Sunday She WAS 10 her .iIh yrar.
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Weather Record for the week.

January I4-mercury 5 at : q. IN. and % at
p. m; snow Tell the night previous to n
depth Of three inches generally clear; partly
cloudy after II NJ, with occasional snow
squalls January l6-mercury nj : a. m.
aud Il at p. m. fair and blustery. January
l6 mercury 10 at : a. IN. and - at , ?. M;
fair and blustery. January l7-mercury Is
at a. m. and 81 at , p. M; generally clear;
cloudy at night. January lS-mercury q AT
: a. m. and IS at , p. IN; fair. January 10
mercury p at : q. m. and ~ at > ?. M;
partly cloudy. January 20-mrrcury p At :
a. IN and 81 at > 2. M. clear.
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Birthday Party.

The home OF Mr. Robert Mel Shower, 81
Manchester. vas the scene et a very pheasant
event on FRIDAY evening. January l2lh. The
occasion wAs surprise -tsg party gwen BY
Mn, Shower IN honor of her husbands birth
d=y The saests, Is in number. we're delight.
fgIly entertained, auI Nhen departing ex-
pressed their pleasure for q most enjoyable
evening. and wished their genial host many
happy returns ot the d8y.
Those present wera: George A. shower.
Nelson Warehime. Charles Brilliant, II. J.
Musselman, j. " Hofacker. Or. J. II.
Preston, Wa. H. Shower, John Masenhimer,
Charles MotjeT, Harry Sullivan, John La
motto. Jacob Mnssleman. Vim. Bergman.
Harry Iamotte, Walter Hanson.
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McdfOri Items.

The Grange will meet in the hall on Friday
afternoon. January 27th A full attendance
Is desired. J. II. Davidson. the general pur-
chasing agent, and Mr. Ecker. the organizer
Of oranges. both Of Taueyiown, will tell Us
something OF importance.
Charles Martin lost COW recently from
lung disease.
The public roads are now getting IN good
travelling condition, except those which had
been closed by snow drifts.
Miss Susie Ham has been i'll the past week.
Mrs. Collins, of philadelphia. Is visiting her
father, Mr. Ham. Of this place.
The ice houses Of this vicinity have been
filed.
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Sudden Death of Lewis prugh.

Lewis Prugh. aged % years and unmarried,
dropped dead about O'Clock Tuesday after
noon at the hotel in Gambler, where he was II
boarder Death resulted from apopleXy.
The deceased was an ex.Federal soldier
during the civil war, and son of the late
Abraham Prugh. One brother, Upon Prugh,
and two sisters Mrs. Stephen Shipley and Miss
Anne Prugh, all of this county, survive him.
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UnjOn Mills Items,

Communion services in the Reformed Church
silver Run, last sunday were well attended. The
collection amounted 10 sllG.2j.
The |. O. NJ closed their oyster supper last Satur
day evening The postal law will not allow the
publication Of prizes won by being CHANGED oil
Editors Advocate.
Rev. samuel Fox ~ Gittestown vii! conduct Il
revival in the NJ Church. this place, heg inning
this SUNDAY evening, January -
Mrs Barbara Lacharias who hs, hrrn III is slowly
recovering.
Harvey Bart. OF Benton county, Indiana, was the
gncsI of MI and Mrs Nelson Koontz last week.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Wei Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

Alyerta Virginia. wife Of John William
Jones. died january no. at her residence, near
Mount Airy. 81 Brghi's disease. aged -
vssrS. Besides her husband, she is survived
by one daughter, Mrs. Lea Ciary VI. Airy:
her mother. Mrs Rhoda Hyatt, OF Nourovla-
twa sisters aud three brothers, Mr,. William
G. Shaw. Newmarkrl Mrs. G. /. Iunball,
Monruvia: William T. Hyatt. Evansville, !.
Bradley Hyatt, Gleusooi; LEWIS H. i!,att,
Euiaw Place. Baltimore. The funeral was
conducted bv Rev. F. .. Marriott a, the
Methods; Episcopal Church, newmarket,
Ianmark l.
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Hugh Wallace and William Foraker, boys,
about ~ years old, were drowned in Como
Lake at Smyrna, Del, by the breakig of thin
ice,
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Rev Charles Humphreys Lttf.rtHH. q ""I.-
kuowa minister ~ the Maryland Conference
Of the Methudl,i Protestant Church, Sized a.
aa early huar 90 January l7. AZ hus huaa,
Ia-sl Harlem AvrHg~. Baltimore. lis death
vas To-, re,aiI ai a ia. that ueeIrre- ahHai
tao ursk ago a. BIS home.
Rev NJ I.itilyiaa catered she ministry la
ISL and became assistant pasicy nu Ngu;uwm
CsrcYiL Worcester caaa,r. Tie remained n
the active u,a5syry gHul I~<5. shea, ~ bis
request. D. aas let's uiihaag aa appointment
and uas sapsFauua'rsl The ta..az * year. IL
I-.S4 e. again entered ihr ArlIse r1.Eassvy aat
wAs appointed .1 Concord, lu i~al ha WAS
appointed 90 CrumTgau, aHi ru 1875 sent tn
Deer PArk. Carroll oaaatv, whore be- remained
until ls4- aasu BE- sss scot t0 Milton, IN
ls49 b- SOS aEzsa Faperauuaa,s1. II" was
stationed az Starr Nicholas Protestant
Caarch. Baltimore. irom 80 tg i-sf. pa.
rag Doe earlier yeass at hls uaIuasfry be ,ssysi
nf "a ra4s arr - gsgrui.s and A. goaa,y stations
H. O.. s-ry.vrd hy @ u'iHz. ;ea SOUS. Charles
" ard WHasm D. L.f'-,au, h.ih n: Ha.u
mnr~-
tGN~uH.rH.
Mary La4rsr asjr ct George Vi. l4uth.-
rsu. 81 Eavhary Mails, Howart -auH,y t.si
Jauaary %. Ia her t-gh yraF. Fgnrfal a.
l-a.1r Chay-s. E.~G~saI aH ~aH.las. I.naa
rs -. 81 o. y.u.k s.. I'd. iHtssmrnf b" OAK
b-s.fr- Gsasr-sn st.a.a.HE ctagT-
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Rev. John G. Moss.

In the Reformed Church Messenger, Of Jan.
uary u, the following sketch of Rev. John G..
Moss, written by Rev. Calvin S. Slagle, of this
city, is given. Rev. Mr.. Moss is well known
to many of our citizens and the sketch will be
read with interest by his former Pensioners
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-04
BUCHANAN

Aug, 1.-Peter Laugerman and fam.
lily Of Little Falls were visitors here
Sunday.
Frank Mischeke returned from his
Minneapolis business trip Thursday.
A large crowd of local fans were at
Fish lake Sunday,
Nick Kinzer and wife visited rela-
tives at Rices Sunday.
NICK Mueller and John Marks Wis.
tied at Pierz Sunday.
John Sitzman and Nick Mueller viz
tied at Peter Nagel's Of Pierz Sunday.
Gotlieb and Louis Kuschel of Royal
ton were callers here Sunday.
Peter Denzen and hubert Kelzen.
berg made fishing trip to Skunk
River Monday.
Joe Eich, representative to Press &
WINNER Brewing Co.. Of st. Cloud.
was business caller here Monday.
Frank Mary and Cdia Kapsner Wis.
ted friends In Lastrup Sunday.
Mrs. Densen visited relatives In
Pierz Last week.
John sohmoke has q ditching crew
at work in his meadow in Bellevue.
Hubert Kelzenberg was In Piers
Saturday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-08-04
DR.. KLIMEK TREATED AT MIN.
NEAPOLIs.

Minneapolis Journal ~ 1.-Two bad
cases of..stammering. we're treated to
day.. by Dr.. Chalmers Prentice Of
Chicago in a clinic before the Ameri-
car. Association Of Opticians .:at-the
West Hotel. One case was apparently
successfully cured in few moments.
The other case, FAR more pronounced,
did not yield..so rapidly. lbut..wae man.
ifestly improved in short time. The
successful case was Anton J. Klimek,
an optician of Little Falls. The sub-
ject is 20 years of age and has been
troubled with. nervous affections. The
stammering .spells..were not prolonged
or particularly marked, but were
sufficient to make bad impeachment
In the speech OF the subject. In less
than ten minutes the case had been
successfully treated and the subject
was able to talk clearly and distinctly
without the slightest trace of stam
mering. AT the conclusion of the de.
monstration the audience broke into
applause.