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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
Dedication Of Battle Monu-
[ment at Hanover.

On account of the dedication
of the Battle Monument at Han
over, Pennsylvania, September
28th, 1905, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell spec
ial excursion tickete from Colum-
bia, Frederick and intermediate
stations to Hanover, Pennsyl-
vania, at reduced rates (mini
(mum rate % cents.) Tick
cts will be sold September %,
good to return on September 30.
: sept. 15 Ut.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

The case of Edward Simpson VS..
b. Ebert 4 Son is still being tried.
Simpson sues for sum due him
for work done for Ebert. The lat
ter claims certain sum for ma
terial and tools and also claims
that Simpson charged to much.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
GOAL NEWS
Some Little lettings About
People and Things.

People anu 1uluSS'
An excursion to Baltimore will
berun on Sunday, October LIST,
under the auspices of the Frede.
rick and Brunswick Lodge of
Eagles.
October 3rd and October 10th
are the only taoO days for regisha.
ton this gear. Attend to this
important matter.
Miss Hazel NJ. Young, daughter
of Mrs. Kenneth Young, this
city, left for Philadelphia on Mon
day last to resume her studies at
the Female High School of that
place.
Don't forget to get yoar trans
ferS If goW are IN need of them
and are IN Frederick before Sep
TENDER 3Oh. Amy member Of the
Board Of Election Supervisors a0iU
get it for you.
A new survey far a trolley line
from Middletown to Hagerstown
is being made by corps of en-
gineers, it is supposed for the
Baltimore and Frederick Elec-
trio Railroad Company.
The total receipts of the Rock
vile Fair amounted to $l1, 900
leaving a balance OH hand of
$3.50. This will further clear
off the Indebtedness on the prop
erty put there on account of many
new Improvements.
The new chemical engine and
hose carriage for the United Fire
company has arrived and a test
was made of it's workings on
Wednesday night. 1t gave
satisfactory account Of itself. 1t
is a handsome piece of apparatus
and will add materially to our eff
Gent fire department.
The Hagerstown Fair Associ-
alton will hold its annual exhi-
bitiOn October 10, IL, IL and Ii.
The announcements tell of great
expectations this year and won.
derful preparations. Big purses
iOr exhibits in all departments
and fine racing are among the
attractions. This is one of the
hest fairs in the State.
Bulletin No. 1O4, issued by the
Maryland Agricultural Expert
ment Station, contains an article
on "Tests of Materials for Bed
ding Cows" Comparative costs
are given for cut slower, cut
wheat straw, uncut wheat straw,
Sawdust and shavings. Sawdust
Is much the cheapest-costing
pnly 40 cents per COW, stabbed "a
hours for year.
Three hundred and forty six
suggestions were sent to the pro.
prletors of new paper to be start
pa soon at Auburn, N. Y, in re-
ponSe to an offer of S25 for the
vest name of it. The word "Citi-
zen" won the prize. The proprie-
Fors would probably have called the
paper that anyhow, but it will get
good deal of advertising out of
he scheme.
Mr. Douglass II. Hargett of
MS city has been approached, it
said, regarding the sale of his
property, digger Hill," situated
Pn the north side of the National
Ike, opposite Braddock Heights.
ae prospective purchasers are
alu to be interested in erecting a
aultarlum there. 1t is an ideal
lVuatlOn and would be suitable
N almost any purpose, having a
lew.
General L. Victor Baughman,
no has been quite ill for the
PasC week, is at this writing
Iucn improved, although not
ole to be about. He contracted
severe cold at the barbecue at
Paddock several weeks ago and
a. resulted in painful bronchial
aectlon. Careful attention has
rJugnt him about in good shape
nu few days should see him
eil and about again. His ply
o aO.aa has advocated a period OF
Is. ior him, however, and it is
SsSloie that he VIII take q short
~ Win that end in view.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

A meeting of the stockholders
of the Washington Frederick
and Gettysburg Railroad was
held on Tuesday and plans were
made looking to the early build
ing of the road to Thurmont and
Emmitsburg.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
NOTICE!

IF any of our readers do not
o+ their paper regularly, they
ill DIease report the fact to
this office at once.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

STATE OF MARYLAND,
County Of Frederick, S.:
I, William G. Zimmerman, cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
VIM. G. ZIMMERMAN,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3Oth
day of August, 1905.
]. TRAVERS THOMAS, N. p.
Correct-Attest:
JAMES MCSHERRY.
j. ID. BAKER,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
LINGANoRE, NO. 10.
LEwIsTowN, NO. 20.

G' lSs " a. LINDSAY.
LEwIsTowN, NO. 20.
Delegates to County Convex.
tion September 16.-Howard P.
Ramsburg, F. Stanley Stull,
Alexander Ramsburg, Edward
Powell, John Shelly, Martin
Wachter, E. j. Utterback, Err
skine F. Taylor, Samuel Martz,
Elmer X. Ramsburg, II. L. Gaver,
Charles Il. Harper, L. G. Leath-
erman. John G. Putnam, Ben
jamin Kanode, John y. Michael,
VIM. NJ. Stall, Henry Stottlemyer,
Dr. L. ID. Neighbors.
TUsCARoRA, NO. 81.
Delegates to County Conven-
tion September 16. - Charles
Grove, John Mckenzie, Lewis
Staley, Spencer Stup, Wesley
Wachter, Richard Zimmerman,
Harrison Kehne, Charles Keyser,
David L. Wastler.
BURKITTsVILLE, NO. %.
Burkittsville, District No. %
VIM. Graham, chairman, S, +.
Mentzer, secretary, Chas. and
John Hemp, John d. Ahalt, Jen-
kins and Henry Wiener, Chas.
Maught, Chas. Horsey, VIM.
Balty, Edw. Hightman, Weiner,
Claud and Chas. Arnold and F.
House, VIM. Magaha, delegates
to both conventions.
DALLENGER, NO. rs.
Delegates to County Conven-
ton, September Is. Il. G. Rem,
Lee Ranneberger, Geo. B. Cutler,
VIM. G. Howard, Geo. Esterday,
John S. Hines. B. Il. Zimmerman,
Harry q. Cutler, John S. Rem,
Geo. A. Stockman, Harry Howard.
BRADDooK, NO. "a.
County Convention September
16.-William p. Hotter, William
c. Kaufman, W. w. Mines, T.
McWiles, Milton Akers, Levi
Wolfe, s. l.. Bast, Charles Ken.
nea, NJ. F. Riddlemoser, G. w.
Grove, j. Roger McSherry, John
w. Grove.
BRUNSWICK, NO. 20.
The following delegates were
selected to attend both State and
County Conventions in Frederick:
E. g. Shaler, S. L. Hogan, Jas
Carey, S. E. Kenney, G. E. Ma.
Gaia, G. Il. Rau, r. B. Wenner,
E. L. Fury, h. NJ. Fl. Lease, W.
e. Evans, A. G. HORNE, FL. l..
Duble, S. Montgomery, j. l..
jordan, j. Il. Chew, A. d. Feete,
G. r. Gregory, Ii. S. Hedges,
j., 7. X. Faherty, j. T. Martin, H..
F. Longbrake, j. S. Tribby, G. L.
Mills, N. &. Conway, M. w. E.
House, Jr., NJ. W. Phalen, j. r.
Bond, d. II. Overly, S. NJ.
Hoover, G. A. Murray, A. B.
Hedges, j. f. Reid, G. FL. Ho-
gan, Il. w. Butler. L. w. Troxell,
s. L. Hogan, chairman, j. F..
Reid, secretary.
WALKERsvILLE, NO. 26.
Delegates to County Conven-
tion September l6. John Slim
mel, Il. r. Saylor, Chas. Craw-
ford, Edward Fink, John Jami-
son, Ezra l.. Cramer, Franklin
Harshman. S. L. Stauffer, VIM. A.
Cramer, Chas. Shipley, Clarence
Gilbert, Joseph Hummer, Chas.
Strine.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
OBITUARY.
Some of Those Who Have
Fallen Before the Silent
Reaper.

SHOOK.
Mr.. Dauiel II. Shook died at
CeresviIle on Thursday, aged 80
years.
SMITH.
Mrs. James III. Smith Of Buck
eystOwn, died suddenly September
s aged 38 years.
UNKEFER.
Mr.. John Il. Unkefer of near
Ladiesburg, died on August 81,
aged 70 years.
MEEK.
Mr.. Luther Meek died at his
home in Petersville on August %
aged 81 years.
MORRISON.
Mr.. jeremiah Morrison of Pet.
ersville district, died at Montevue
Hospital on August 80 aged 73
years.
GASSAWAY.
Died of appendicitis, at the
Frederick City Hospital August
81, Mrs. Mary Gassaway of Poole
vile, aged go years.
CALDWELL.
Mrs. John 7. Cardwell, aged SO
years, died at Bruins wick on Sun
day. She was Miss Lloyd and
is survived by her mother, sister,
two brothers and four children.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
$500 Damages Awarded.

Edward FL. Sharp. who sued
the City of Frederick for %, 200
for damages sustained at his
green house, on the eastern su-
burbs of Frederick because the
city failed to keep him supplied
with water for his plants, was
awarded a verdict by a jury for
$500.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
CATOCTIN. NO. 6.

NA4OOIIN, No. D.
Catoctin, District No. 9.-Cat.
octln sends mass delegation to
both County Conventions.
URBANA, NO. z.
Urbana, District No. 7-Dele.
gates to County Conventions on
August 8 and September 16. B. J.
Lamar, ). s. Grinder, N. j. Eng.
land, Jas. WorthingtOn, Rufus Il.
Davis. John F. Davis. VIM.
Strube, j. r. Hendrickson, r. Fl.
Magruder, J. Ii. King, George
Shaetfer, William X. Burgee, w.
lngling, j. w. Wordsworth. w.
4: Murphy, q. A. D. Williams.
Eherle I. Dixon, Frank Ricketts,,
John Stup, John Lawson, Hiram
Cutsail, Newton Z. Wachter, G.
V. Davis, W. B. England, Joseph
McLane, Magill Belt, j. r. La.
mar, VIM. Moberly, Il. Cooley,
Col. l.. 7. Brien, chairman, Thos
Grunwell. secretary.
LIBERTY, NO. 8.
Delegates to both conventions,
II. Frank Sappington, Maurice
f. Starr, Ii. CLAYTON Trundle,
DIR. Thomas Il. Myers, James Sap
pingtOn of S., John J. Hitzelber.
ger, Emory L. Smith, DR.. o. B.
Stone, Josiah Crum, Henry Boyle,
f. o. Smith, Daniel H. Buckley,
Sidney A. Trundle, Stephen d.
Myers, DR.. Thomas S. Davis.
NEW MARKET, NO. 8.
DR.. j, w. Downey, F. d.
Browning, r. Bruce Murdoch, j.
Windsor Williams, Henry Musset-
ter, j. II. Croft, Joseph II. Lin
thicum, DR.. Ii. Ii. Hopkins, Jr.,
P. j. Kimmel, Lucien Falconer,
Thos. Burgee, G. d. Walker,
Harry Wood, Noah Barnes, j.
VIM. Baughman, delegates to
both conventions.
HAUVERS, NO. III.
Delegates to County Conven.
ton September 16. = c.. II.
Brown, w. F. Birely, Samuel
West, Martin L. Harbaugh,
Hiram L. Miller, Edward Kiuna,
George o. POf1inberger, G. A.
Fox. j. o. Harne, Howard Wolf
G. U. Brandenburg, John w.
Kelbaugh, A. l.. Hauver, L. ID.
llauver, Elmer p. Wolf.
WOODSBoRo, NO. IL.
Delegates for September 10
j. 7. Fogle, j. NJ. Smith, j. NJ.
HOlbruner, }. A. Ledwldge, w.
Il. Gilbert, l.. 9. Putnam, j. w.
Eyler, l.. q. Barrick, Ii. G. Wine.
brener, Newton Cramer, Oscar
Fogle, j. Frank Dougherty,
Allen Schaeffer, Amos Eyler,
Thomas Nash, Herbert Cramer,
G. w. Dorcus, Elmer Smith, Au.
gustus Baker, S. W. Barrick,
Oscar Cramer, Marshall Boone,
Raymond Shank.
PETERSVILLE, NO. IL.
peterSville, District No. 12-J.
G. Terrell, Thomas lIilleary, Jno.
w. Lloyd, David A. Magaha,
VIM. Hoffman, John NJ. Ahalt, A.
Arnold, McDuell Staley, Thad
Staley, RObt. NJ. McDuell, George
Lertz, j. p. Biser, 6. A. Rice, Il.
d. Weber, Ii. g. Elgin, Thomas
banner, Thomas Brashears. Geo.
McDuell, w. |. Henkle, B. f.
Magaha, Thomas V. Mackenzie,
Edw. Magaha, Geo. Hoffman, W.
Cuttings, Geo. W. Pry, delegates
to both conventions.
MT. PLEASANT, NO. Is.
Delegates to County Conven-
tion September 16. = VIM. w.
Welker, w. NJ. Elliott, Daniel
Bowers, Harry Baumgardner,
Bradley Or mer, John D. Beard,
Harry Cramer, Chas. Snyder,
Lewis F. Lochner, Samuel Sny-
der, L. l.. Carpenter, George
W. Hamilton, Sr.
TREREDcnN No IA
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

The Womans' College opened
for the scholastic year on Wednes-
day with large enrolment of
pupils.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
WOODVILLE, NO. Is.

Delegates to County Conven.
ton September 16.-R. L. Dick
erson. NJ. V. Runkles, j. ID.
Lindsay, M. Il. Dixon, Lorenzo
Day, Edward Crumrine, j. d.
Baer, j. l.. Sundergill.
LINGANoRE, NO. 10.
Delegates to attend the nomina.
tive convention September l6.
DR.. NJ. Whitehill, Chas. Lawrence.
j. Fl. Sundergill, A. r. Dudderar,
&. j. Wagner, j. Brooke BOYLE.
John d. Gather. 81. Vernon
Barnes. John L. Brenneisen, @.
b. Norris. G. A. Lindsay.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

The Elk's Home on Second
and Court Street, is nearing COM
pletion.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
COUN CONVEN-
TON TOMORROW,
SELECT A GOOD TICKET.

That is the First Consideration
Remember That the Peo-
pie are Behind us in This
Fight and With the Right
Men to Vote for, Success is
Sure.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

Those who wish copies of
our Special Historical and
Industrial Edition should
send their orders in soon
as the papers are going at
a rapid rate. The price is
1Oc. per copy, postage &c.
additional.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
LIBERTY, NO. 3,

Delegates to both conventions,
II. Frank Sappiugton. Maurice
f. Starr, II. CLAYTON Trundle,
DIR. Thomas II. Myers, James Sap
pingtOn of S., John J. Hitzelber.
ger, Emory L. Smith, DR.. o. B.
Stone, Josiah Crum, Henry Boyle,
f. o. Smith, Daniel H. Buckley,
Sidney A. Trundle, Stephen D..
Myers, DR.. Thomas S. Davis.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
NEW MARKET. NO, 9.

DR.. j. w. Downey, F. d.
Browning, II, Bruce Murdoch, j.
Windsor Williams, Henry Musset-
ter, j. II. Croft, Joseph II. Lin
thicum, DR.. II. Ii. Hopkins, Jr.,
P. j. Kimmel, Lucien Falconer,
Thos. Burgee, G. d. Walker,
Harry Wood, Noah Barnes, j.
VIM. Baughman, delegates to
both conventions.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15

u EPoRT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
HAUvERs, NO. III.

Delegates to County Conven
ton September 16. = c.. IL.
Brown, W. F. Birely, Samuel
West, Martin L. Harbaugh,
Hiram L. Miller, Edward Kiuna,
George o. Poffinberger, G. A,
Fox. j. o. Harne, Howard Wolf.
G. U. Brandenburg, John w.
Relbaugh, A. l.. Hauver, e. ID.
llauver, Elmer p Wolf.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1905-09-15
PETERSVILLE, NO. ~.
MT. PLEASANT, NO. Is.

MI. PLEASANT, NO' 10
Delegates to County Oonven.
tion September 16. = VIM. w.
Welker, w. NJ. Elliott, Daniel
Bowers, Harry Baumgardner,
Bradley Or mer, John d. Beard,
Harry Cramer, Chas. Snyder,
Lewis F. Lochner, Samuel Sny-
der, L. L. Carpenter, George
W. Hamilton, Sr.
JEFFERSON, NO. IA.
jefferson, District No. 14-Dele.
gates to State Convention Sep
lember 16. o. w. Rice, Chas. X.
Shaft, 7. B. Moody, Luther b.
Cutler, Chas. p. Renneberger, f.
@. Miller, l.. G Etchison, VIM.
G. Adams, Chas. Shafer, John
Hotter, VIM. G. Lakin, Charles
Summers, Chas. Kemp, Hezekiah
Boteler, Albert Bussard, Geo.
StiDer. II. b. Gross.
MECHANICSTOWN, NO. 10.
Delegates to attend both Con.
vehtions. j. w. Creager, Frank
Roddy, Charles NJ. Gall, Benja
min Jones, Joseph G. Gernand,
Frank Colliflower, George Buzz
gard, Theodore Wasche, John NJ.
Powell, Randolph Waesche, NJ
l.. Creager, jerome Kelly, Henry
Eckenrode, Charles Null, VIM.
Stoner, Ross Eyler, George Aug
engruber, Jonas Summers, Chas
Layman, Frank Ffaley.
JACKSON, NO. 16.
Jackson, District No. 16-Dele
gates to both con, entions. Chas.
q. Coblentz, chairman, John I'll.
HORNE, secretary, James U. Gar
nand, Joseph Wolf, Isaiah Cline,
Samuel G. Brandenburg, George
d. Gaver,. John G. Deter, Jacob
Dutrow. Lewis F. Gaver, Robert
j. Rldgely, Daniel IL. Gladhlll,
Edward j. Moser, George +.
Castle. Harvey d. Baker
TOWNSVILLE, NO. II.
townsville, District No. TN.
A. Englar, chairman, John FL.
Snyder, secretary, A. S. Phillips,
II. Clay Eyler. Marshall B. Eyler,
Il. S. Grabill, Harry W. BONN,
Daniel j. Whitmore, Reuben
Devilbiss, hurry @. Bonn, Jos.
II. Repp, Paylor A. Spurrier,
Myra Warner, George A. Grabill,
William NJ. Bohn, Jesse T..
Stoner, Reuben Saylor, George b.
Simpson, N. E. Norris, Harvey
Bohn, Finkle Birely, w. A. Bar
ton, DR.. f. FL. Sidwell, Roy B.
Harp, Lycurges N. Starr.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-02-04
nrerrr Hons wedding .

The Hanover Pa. Record, Of January y.
Says.--The home 81 Mr. ard Mrs.. Charles y.
Stouer. along the iAiilesgo~u turnpike, near
towu. was the scene Of beauiIfal Wedding on
Thursday evening January -, wben fhsir
daughter. Miss EduA Bell. wax united IN mar.
rage TO John Emory Hosisiler. son Of John
Hosle;ier, Sr., 81 scar Hostei,eF's meeting.
house.
The ceremony was performed 30 the spa.
cious parlor. which bad been tssiefully decor
aied With cut flowers and plants. The bridal
party entered the pArior While the Bridal
Chores froul '-Iohengyia' vas played on the
piano By Miss May Rupp Standing before =
bank Of eyergreens. the young couple we're
pronounced nan and wife by Rev. GeoFge \
lAulFes, pastor Of 81. Paurs Luthesan Church,
of McSheFrystoSu.
The brides attendants we're Miss Anna
Slouer. as maid OF hon0r. and Misses Lucy
Harlaehrr and Allie Robert, bridesmaids,
while the groom vas sltea5ed By Althas Hos
letter. best man. aud Brook aad Wa. Stoner,
brothers Of The bride The bride and sttend
ants we're goEned in white aud carried whit.
and pink carnations, the gentlemen wlfe iht
customary black. Following the ceremony
al elaborate supper was served. NJ which weF,
about 100 guests. The bride vas the reeipi
| ent Of a costly collection Of sslycrWare, china
/ lett al s. 20 a. IN. over the Northern Cenira
! Railway on wedding trp to Lancaster aud
| other points
Those present weFe:-ChaFles Il. Sioner Hnl
| wife, John T. Hoste.ter and wife, A. f. Hos
/ letter. wife aud daughter Blanche, {. W
/ Kindig and wife. Charles +. Pansbacker
I wife and son John, Emory Stoner and Wiie
[ Unioutown; Charles Ludwig snd wiis. Johr
/ B. Basehoar and wife. Jonas W. Reck ana
I wife, NJ. l.. BoIlinger and wife. David BoS
ers and wife. Charles +. Humaer aud Niie
/ Howard Regal, wife and sou George; Mrs. +
4 o. Difeudal and sou Charles aud Joseph 5
/ Stoner, of Westminster; Mrs. Allen X. LittE,
| aud daughter Ida. Mrs. Isabella Robert. Mrs
Jane Feeser and son William. Mrs. John A
Cramer, Mrs. David Gephari; Misses Ann
| V. Stoner, Catherine Cramer, Ida Reber'
Lucy Harlicher, Mary and Ada Eyster, Mar
gsrei King, Alta G.. Diizler, Alveria Robert
Lucie Menges, Jessie Forney, Edna and Ann'
Basehoar, Hilda aud Helen Bollinger. Nor
ma aud 0rpha Reck; xessrs. s. Brooke an
VIM. p. SIoner, Alpheus Hosieuer, OF York
Pa; Daniel f. Hosetter. Joseph +. Hostel
ter, Curtis Robert, +. Z. Cramer. John II
Diizler, Charles Little. Ernest. Edgar an
Luther Reck, c. W. Sell, {. H. Eys,er, D
Harry krug. +. X. Forty and Allen and Ii
via Bolinger.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-02-04
Fatal Accident,

Mr. Jacob Martin, 80 years old, of 1921
Chestnut avenue, Baltimore, died Monday of
injuries, it is stated. sustained in being struck
last Saturday morning, January %, by Lin
den avenue car at Madison avenue and How
ard street.
Mr.. Martin was crossing the street when
struck. aud was picked up by Pstrolman Car.
roll. of the Northern district, aud several
witnesses. He was first carried to nearby
house, but later taken to the Maryland Cen
eral Hospital in the Northwestern district
patrol wagon He was afterward conveyed
TO his home. He was cut in several places
about the head, but at the time it was not
thought the accident would prove fatal.
Mr.. Martin was a native of Hampstead dis
triet, this county, where he has large mum
Der Of relatives.
Mr.. Martin was born in this county, and
was we'll known By the older citizen Of West
minister, Hampstead and Manchester. He
was the only uncle of Mrs. Amos Duderow,
of Taneytown, whose mother, Mrs. William
Babylon. late of Uniontown, was his sister.
Mr. Martins mother was Mary Shoemaker. a
sister ofSusanah Shoemaker Rinehart mother
of the late John and Jeremiah Riuehart
Their mother was the daughter of Peter Shoe
maker, who was one of the first trustees Of
Baust church in 1897, having lived neal
Tyrone on his farm, now owned by Lew
Maus, and died in 1888. And by his will
manumitted family, (Johu Sander's) of Il
negro. slaves.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-02-04
Ra.k nm Items.

Tho Svs1ur Cfrele uiii meet regularly every
"Wednesday sitcrason B. ihc lalarc % soFA.
Nrs Elizabeth Barnes. Of Ne9 Windsor.
spsut the pass NreS sss1tHs relatives aai
lrseris here.
Mr. ghods Wheeler spent l,s, zr~> wsib
h-- parents. Mr. aai Mr. john SasrTh
Mss Sai..e Crabos, IF EaiuaaSe. IS sl'.s. ng
hes ssttss. Mrs. nauA Foreman
Wasses E3m1nsa Nairy. 81 Wasaiazfna.
D. c.. nod psa.5ae Fr-~ii visited Miss Mas
..ssal az h~r school anr szv l4s; seek
N m Graham zud family has~ tmasri tata
~ ClarsSiiis b.ase.
OSCAR Hauss has gone 10 Wsrnszlsfa. Pa
4brrr b.. has reserved q position ia thc sAssa.
QaItc s4asls-r Cd perssus are 80 the s-rS
lisi.
Nrs. ll,.spr Hooker ). Threatened sr'h
.ae4fruaa
Mr.. i.z-Hc C.ris-udafasr ana daughter
MAry. have been e1ahaed &C. the house SIZE
past seek.
Mss M,aair Rose saa-rcd irom an 4glacS
Is grippe 8 Erw days las, scrk.
Edmund lingi ~. sbo has t,ss sex ,lg
the g4si ~-rk, i sis.l uazh.e 20 resume b.
work a. the thaE.
Mu. Auz-l.ur NA,tbsus. eolor~l. IS siCk al
ihg hoEur 81 her con. William Matthews
HamiiGua Shac, who suffered frotn 2 light
stroke ot paralysis q fvw seeks ago, .s able 70
-. out again. lie sFeHi Suulay wilh Mr..
Margaret Nlihe!m.
Harry Reese, v1ic 4a8 son, atsi Lewis
Myers. .pen. Saa8ay wsth Mr., Reese, par
ru.s at I5rk Road
MFs. I.ewls Reese. rJ Cui0n Br5dEr. sgeut
f~w days las, week wlth her azn, HAIRY
Reese aud family.
I11e Ro~r as s5UuuE 10 Baltimore this
ae~E
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urnhanS Court.

Monday, Jsuuasy 3O-Sjmon 2. Weaver
aud John L. Plank. executors Of Jeremiah
Riaehart. deceased received warrant 10 ap-
praise personal property; they also returned
inventory of personsl property and inventory
Of money
Letters Of administration on ibe estate Of
Martha A. Y. Suowdeu, deceased, we're
granted TO John B. Kelly and Mary NJ Kelly,
who received warrant 20 appraise and order
to notify creditors; they also returned inven-
torres OF personal properly, money aud debts.
George A. Formwalt, administrator Of
Henry r. rmwaii, deceased, reported sale
Of personal property.
f. Green Se,hy. administrator Of Anu Sci,
bv. decreased. reported sale Of personal prop
erty, and settled irs: and hnsl account.
Tuesday. January 3i---l4stters OF admins
,ra1lan on the estate OF Gersaaa :. Frawnfri.
;cv, deceased, we're granted io Lydia \. :.
Ero1uietcr and LEW J. Mo;icr. who received
warrani 90 appraise and order in Hoilfy cred.
lIors.
Sauic c. Nasec ami Walter Selby, eSece
tors cf EphAiru Rose, deceased, rei1TEet
inventories OF moary, debts aud persona
rroprrty ard received orders ra cell persona
property zni real estate.
Letters u administration gu the estate q
Joshua r BraaisabarE. deceased, SeFe
granted 60 lydia J. BranI-uburs, sho re
ceivei warrart 60 apara.se aui Order % Ho'iil
creditors,
J. Faaklia KavaF and Carroll q. RAres
executors al J frankie R4vrF. Gsoraset
ysttied third account. and received order &
dcfosli dsstr asilv~ shares al miHorz
Cl1gzorthy Bignse. as executor 81 Rose
Masgaret. Aun. Ejlca and Hester Birnrr, b.
. ccaari, received order 60 sell slaek.
Cloiwarghy ihya5s. executor %! Aua, Rose
Hester. Ellen. Frzacr-s as3 Margaret RIruIe,
f ..eess.-sd. received order 90 self stock h-I.
irrrf,y ht atsyr usr,ei i.,faIucra-
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\ pretty reception teyG place 80 NJ etnn.
ing q January - " ihe bono 50 Nc Harry
:. Hoiifnbasga. t'cessonEtltc, ia ho'sr OF
BIS sister. iAi.se treu~. and M John \
Myers. 81 1or'.=a hrifr@'' $40 ~rrv 4a3el-N
married on JsnAaEy u. ! ar "''ar 81.
bcs siIfaily aiiircd 20 crepe Del h'nr. iflarErd
wlgh eerae SIX ms,iAi'taHs, made "a director
style and ihe groom aptw tae eonsrai'aaAt
black. ~llh wkite sstIn tic. F5rY ~cte 'bc
recipients Of many pretty ast useisl presents
Alter cunErasgissioH the door Of THE 4lnlnS
foom wns opened and she guests psrtaak 81 a
sump;aous gepas;, consisting % iafkcl.
ghicken, BAN. saiats, Sc Amer Wa'es al
repaired 60 the pxrlor uaerv pleaSaai eoaYeraa
,jou Eas ,ndalged in by some. and others On
.-.,~d IA .5nefuF srH snf1Vsa 4 good social