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Bark Hill Items.

Miss Dolly Divnns and tf.- SISTER, Rrava,
Who had been visiting Mr. Pe@-li Older Ihe
past week. returned 90 Baltimore i-s' >s'Hr.
day
The many friepds Of NJ Ham,Iloa Shoe
al, rygrrl go h.7- ihal .n FRIDAY oi last srrA
be vas stricken atgh paralysis and 81 pf~seoi
5, quite lA
Mr. Nosh A-tsuet sl-nt .zsl sautiNv al'h
relatives as CsrtaiHur.
Miss laus Rrn- {. sg1-'t.ag sssuae tsme ~fh
her SISTER, jn Ersrllhars
Miss B.ddiux~r Is .Is-si.ug sire sau'sr st'h
her hrush.r. Mr. DHs-r Bi3shnRrr
The Nisssopary Nms- IRE. hel4 lu The
Berthe. on FRIDAY evening. p-ceuarr Il, NAs
veil attended The program prepared D. ihs
ladies proved very IN rrrsilnE.
Following are the names I'd those Wha caa
f7ibuisi 10 the rausc 9rs Pavijs Winter.
pair Of stocking. Mr. Harry Eekari. 4
wards r5ughsm; Yr Harry EckArd. yards
calico: Miss Cauie Smsih. q yards Eushaa4,
Evan Smith, p yards ginghAm Oliver Angel.
> verbs ElughAm. Mr- FrRness Nr~ou.
wards cslica. Mrs. John SMITH. arnan. Ma
Ests Hoiirubufger dust bonnet: joins Nussh.
u yar,i- Eingham; Mrs. Ida NIuE.ias center
p,tce and splasher; Mr. Eihe Rose. center
piece; Miss Fannt Rlac. yards caicHs Mr.
Earlh Eykarj. pair pii'o~ sl.,als, A'.- Alec
Arlsaaxh. sioily; Mrs Laura hamshoR, .
spools cotton Mss Mona ~mIih, .. yara.
g,nghAm.
The coilec,ien ~as ~ erai-- AZ The close
81 he exrrrt,. tb- society presented q fesr
Of vases Aul shiEiin the pastor. Rev ,. ~
Murray.
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A BOXING BOUT.
A Carroll Countian Knocks Out Balti-
MORGAN in Seven Rounds.

AT Albaughs Casino, this city, last Mon
day night, boxing match was pulled off be.
tween Pete DAILY, Of Baltimore, and Edgar
(Doc) Ward, of Carrollton. Daily has quite
a reputation as boxer in Baltimore. having
met Joe Cans and other celebrities of the ring
in that city.
The men were to box Ten rounds, with
gloves, for purse OF SO and S25. DAILY
weighed 1877 pounds aud Ward l25. Both
men showed up we'll, with the training in
favor Of Ward. doe Zentgratt acted rs
referee; Jenkins seconded DAILY, aud Mum
maugh acted for Ward.
Time was called at 3 y. IN. and both met
entered the ring smiling and eager for the
fray.
DAILY was so sure Of putting the couurymau
ito sleep that he seemed To play for round
or two, when Ward, seeing his tactics, went
for him hammer and tongs, and in the seventh
round DAILY "went 10 grass. In falling DAILY
broke bone in his left wrist, and gave up
the fight.
DAILY and friends did not seem satisfied with
the result, and Immediately challenged Ward
for another contest at an early date. About
three hundred of the sporting fraternity wit
messed the bout, and were much pleased with
the sparring OF both men.
Jesse Horner and Nudge Mummangh fought
four very fast rounds also Horner getting
the decision.
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EaSiyIeW SOcialS.

On December %. 1904, Mr. aud Mrs. John
Conway gave a social to their many friends,
which was largely attended The evening was
spent in games aud vocal and instrumental
music When games and plays became tire
some Mrs Fannie StocSsdale, Lillian OSier
hus. Clara kiee aud Gladys Ogg would per
form upon the organ, aud others would have
something witty TO say TO euilven those who
became thoughtful
Singing by Miss GLADYS Ogg Glenn, Gar
field and Harry Ogg, IN which ali would JOIN
in on the chorus.
All seemed to enjoy the evening until late
hour when refreshments were served. Those
present were: Miss Grace Williams, Essie
Barnes, Of Louisville; Miss Eva Ward. Grace
Galloway, Mrs Fannie Stocksdale, Margaret
Buckingham, Misses Clara and Lizzie h.ce.
Mrs John klee. bliss Clara Green, Miss Clara
Hill, Miss Lillian and Virgie Osterhus, Mr.
Emma Meugle aud daughter Hilta. Miss Nehr
Miner, Mrs Fannie Ogg. and daughter GLADYS.
Mrs. Laura Schnable aud daughter Margaret,
Misses Maud and sadie BolhuEer, Mrs. AaiT
Bolliuger. Of Eastview: Mrs. Maggie Conaway
aud Elsie. Mrs. FANNIE Buckingham. Of
Fenby; Mr.. John Conway, Harry klee,
Edward Osterhus. ST.. Edward Osterhus. JT..
aud son William, Herbert Hill, Charles NlcAs,
Glen. Garfield aud Harry Ogg, Christ Selma
Rosenburser. HAYDEN and Edward BoliiageT
Raw AMI Herbert Biizel. Norris Stockstale,
Mr. Hnrry Buckingham aui son Tvs, Her
man and Wibrr Capie and John C0naVay.
On departing lne guests thaLked their host
anl hostess for their merry Christmas tune.
o. Wednesday night ns last seek the friends
nf Mrs Fannie StocksdAle gave her grand
surprise party and they we're entertained hy
games and ia many other Wav~. Do opening
the door, TO get ready for ouT departure. ~
all spied the table gruaUsuE under sls load, ="
We SeTe compelled 20 rrliey" Is ~riEai 90 The
satisfaction 81 th, hos and hostess. tuc 90
agr PARTY forgot, he talking so much, 10 eat
shat was GA BIS plate, SO % Sas suggested to
pas> it around and Ne world all Psriasr. \ "a
should have seem to-, surprise orr BIS laoe ~b~a
BE- found BIZ g'af. .eaying sri' beaded, tu &C.
turn In hu empty Bat the hosl.sss iooS rl'y
o, his fsyiorn laaS and Feriruf>hed BE-. cal'se
qgrnily - hAd fs 81, 81 the liable longer 1baa
We inieuie3 an wrre delighted ~lfh i'te
evening departing ssih many good -lsbcs '''J
the success nt This wear 90 their Friends aae
hoping 20 cali another y~ar.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1905.
Sale Register.

Notices of sales, for which bills are printed at
this Office will be published under this head until
day of sale for so cents; When bills are printed
elsew here 81 90 will be charged. Terms cash.
March g. at u m-Stock Farming implements,
&c. George ". Hare, Aesia.
March = at 10 a. M horses, mules, cows
most Of them fresh by day of sale heiier, bull iarm
potatoes and household furniture. jeremiah Sehaef-
fer one mile north of Westminster.
March Ii, at a. m-Horse, 4 mules cows bull.
shotes, brood sow and large variety OF farming
utensils Reuben j. Humbert the Silas Bish
hsrm near Westminster f, n Davis, aueeoneer.f
March Is, at 10 a. nj horses. cows. bull, heif
ON the Fridinger mill road. S. r. Crawford, auc
tioneer.
March %, at 10 a. nj horses. colt. 10 cows, and
ali necessary farming implements and household
goods Samuel Wagner, near Roop's mill, in Union
town district. J. Thomas Roopr auctioneer.
March Il at 9 a. mt mules. horses. 10 cows, 10
Durham onlls brood SOW ~ sm
farm. Theo. King. on the farm Of The late John
Leister, near Pleasant Valley. VIM. Warner, anet"
March q, at a. Mt horses, colts. q cows SOW
and pigs horsepower and jack, gnin separator TO-
mato ensilsge cutter and 40 feet OF carrier harm
wagons, heavy spring wagon, spindle wagon: far
near Wakefield on the farm of the late David ".
Englar. J. Thomas Roop. auctioneer
March g. at a. m. near Bloom, franklin dis
trict all my stock and farming utensils, including
S horses. mules cows 10 sheep. sows and pigs
John B. 7. Sellman.
March ~ at a. m.9 horses. Is cattle. 900 barrels
of corn, farming utensils and household goods
Harvey Freeman, Agent, near FriEellbnrs. J. Thos.
Roop auctioneer.
March ., at A. m.--5 horses, u mich COWS
principally Jerseys; thoroughbred Jersey bull, IA
shoAts 3 brood sows, with pig; new lohorsepower
portable Geiser engine. l6 inch French burr chop.
ping mill Della val No. cream separator, Ross feed
cutter and carrier. wagons, binder mower and farm
utensils OF all kinds ]. Harry Young mile west
of Westminster between uniontown pike and New
Windsor road. and on the farm of the late John
Young. ]. n o. smith, aucf.
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A Sncc.ssful Hog Raiser.

Mr.. WA Hud. Of Lexington, ll.na.s.
f,,rru,ri, ii ihJs coaHjy, s"ai 20 Ibss ethce a
copy 81 The SiockmaB's ADVISOR. canlAiutuE
an illustration OF bunch ni ~ h-K., syrr.
aging Ia pounds which sold for fb~ extreme
top price Of he Chicago market uu Nsp'~us-
Der =. last hrri aud TIA by Wa. uaa. sc
Lexington, Illinois.
The Advisor says. "turrosl1E ir March.
Apri! and MAY. hu; mostly during the hss;
half OF April. the psgS we're cAETI-d Iuui July
on one ear It curn per day tor esch pig and
a siop 30 shirh SN5u's Ogs>teT IaakaEe Sas
fed Aner Jul, the pigs were pus on iail
feed and thus led ur..i shipped 80 market.
Daring the Period tbat i,As elapsed sine" thst
date each bog has averaged O. pounds rrf
week, Or. - OF the hogs had gained Al The
rate of 40 pounds per week al cost Tor all
feed fei OF So 20 M Hut
These hogs were about 81 months old
when marketed. They we're ted slmost en-
lirely In the open 10 breeding they were the
product Of Chester White boar crossed uppu
razor backed sows Daring the ~buir period
the lot wa remarkably healthy. No trouble
followed from disease. though Ihe tsfm tWo
wears ago wts seriously affected With cholera,
the owner losing At that time ueSriy a, that
he had Mr. Huf can attribute the health ut
The pigs in nothing else bat he feeding at
taukase.
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Markers Ytll Items.

Mrs. Catherine Massrg. boa 81 John Mss.
,ar. i.--i aI sse es.irHse ui Jonas ffuss, usSg
h~r-. .asi Ta,.lsy "a Ehi. a. 90 c.oek, al a
few hasry tsao-a. sad - Fs2ra month ard
- iaFs ~sr Eas assa ana s~Arei near ti~f.
ty.bsr.. Pa aal 80. The .2.i s4-r1y1r oi ess
s.u.Iy 4 sister Mr.. EHzatrta Enxec. daci
in BALTIMORE Few years aga. Her Youngest
ugushyr. leonard Becker. died AtHst ten
wears ago. o. e Soldier Hasae Sep Ohio lie
bat -~rv,-i la ih- N~Slcan War IAe i5li1s
tuE sGgfslaasbIcrv sagyrr A--s-ArA hstr
a lHatac.1AaEh. 90 Ci~ArhrlJ, Pa. Mr.. Jea
a.e h-etar. 81 Ba.urorr. Mi Ms. Martha
Froek. ot S,,srr Ron. Nd ami Mr. lou
R4ekvf. 1t uaB5ys. Csrarfcld eaauiy. Pa
H~r remains ~rrr lakrn @ GeflssharE Us,
au EriJsr fog bartaL
The ass,v rAsg ea FRIDAY abs nt Lass ~vrA
ragarsi fh- zafer, ls usr IS HFsH ih-l ite
brsar~- acres, Bs Pipe Creek uryr 'upNs7a
tIr PIG FarsE Garner. No 81. ard n 81
VI sad Mrs. GearEr >msE1, ed Mes Wind
a,s vsairI No sI.th = paFruts. Nr. and
Mo- N~lsnu Brusa last ~4aaAg,
krvlfA. s~rysr-- are aa pguEfrsS .a iht
TbaTsa a' God a-Ar b-rr. Four r~ra1s.s ass
s--Nau. change ut a~aE-
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nrnhanS CnurI.

Monday. January g.-fhr Union Bridge
Banking aud Trust Company, administrator
Of Jerry Allen. deceased, retained inventory
OF personal property.
Charles BriihAri. executor OF Margaret Men
ninger decreased, returned inventories 80
money aud debts. aud reported sale Of personal
property aud real estate.
The lsSs will and testament ui Samuel Repp.
deceased. vas sdialited 10 probate Hnd letters
tesiameniary thereon were granted 1" John
H. Repp, who received warrant to Hppral,e.
also order 10 notify creditors
Noah Shaffer aud Jonas Shafer. executors
of David $ Shaffer, decreased, reported sale
Of stocks.
Samuel A. Haruish. administrator with The
will annexed, Of Amos Fiickngcr, decreased
reported sale Of personal property.
Lawrence +. Lyons, administrator OF pSnI"t
LYONS. decreased. settled FIRST and tnHd ne
count.
James G. Cuttings, guardian of Charlotte G..
Cuttings. ward, settled seventh account
Tuesday. january 1o-Rose Anna Morgan
and Henry H. d. Hagsn, administrators OF
Daniel NJ Hoffman, deceased, returned Ia.
ventories of personal property, money and
debts, ard received order 10 sell persona!
property.
BERTHE |. Turner. administrative Of James
NJ. Turner. deceased, returned additional IN
yentory of debts. and settled hrsI ami final
account.
George +. Bopst. administrator OF Milton b.
Bopsi. deceased, settled first and final account.
Noah F. Fieagle. administrator Of Margaret
s. MYERS, deceased, returned additional in
yentory of money, aud settled first and final
account.
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Carrollton Items

A social event of much interest IN the way
of party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Miller. Of near Wesley Church. on last Salur'
day evening. Il was attended by very many
OF the Young people OF oar community. Re
freshments we're served al a late hour. When
he party adjourned they resolved {" meet
some where else this week. Those present
we're Henry Miller aud wife, William G..
krouse aud wife John e. Elseroie agd wife
Misses Daisy v Green, Eta l.. Green, Lucy
A. Walsh, Carrie +. Miller. Ida Y. Miller,
Mary A. Miller, Clara b. Miller, Ida +. Else.
rode. Wilrtie Abbott; Messrs. David Else
rode Samuel Elserode, William Green, Chas.
S. Walsh. James f. Shilling, Monroe Taylor,
Raymond Blizzard, Benjamin Miller. John NJ.
Walsh Thomas Barnhart. Charles {. Men
chey. Howard R. Taylor Joseph A. Walsh,
William Z. Arnold, Albert c. Bosom. Harry
J. Miller. William c. Trayer, Clyde q. Green,
William D. Miller and George Arnold,
Claude Matthews visited Miss Dizzy Shatier
last Sunday evening.
Robert Rill spen, Sunday evening with
Johu basler
Eli Martin is preparing to cut timber to
erect u barn in the coming spring.
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Arthur Hill, of Eastview, who has been i'll
for the past two weeks, is improving. DIR. }.
H. Billingslea is the attending physician.
Ida woodward, colored, aged about 55
years. dropped dead at her residence on
Charles street. this city, about o clock last
Thursday night.
Among the persons drawn as jurors for the
February term of the Circuit Court for Fred
erick county is Enoch Frizell, of Emmitsburg,
formerly of Frizelburg.
Harvey. aged IA years, son of Mr.. Charles
Bowman, OF Arcadia, Baltimore county, was
accidentally shot in the back by a playmate
who firing at a target on the former
house last Sunday afternoon. DIR. +. NJ:
Bush, of Hampstead, removed the ball, and
the boy is improving.
Rev. R. s Rowe, a former pastor of the
Union Bridge Methodist Protestant Church,
is now the oldest member of that conference
in the active work of the ministry, and on
April ). next, will have been in the itneracy
for Al years. He is iC his I'D year and his
wife in her 6Sih year.
AT New Orleans. on Thursday, K. Walden
won the running race for wo-year-olds with
Proteus, owned by A. H. and u. II. Morrs,
and trained at the Walden track, at Middle
burg. The distance was half mile and the
Ine OIL SeCOuuS. us II luC sSSoAN iANS ~
two-year-olds won by Mr.. Walden this season
at New Orleans
Crusade Commandery. No. ), knights
Templar, of Baltimore. will make pilgrimage
to Westminster on Monday, January %. IN
honor of Mayor Gilbert, of this city, who IS a
member of that Commandery. They will ar
rive on the Cos train, aud will be met by Mr.;
Gilbert. members of other Communicates and
invited guests. They will form in line, pre-
ceded by the First Regiment Band and parade
part of the city. A banquet will follow at
The Westminster.
Associate Judge James Reyell. of this Judi
cial circuit, had stroke of paralysis last
Wednesday, at his residence in Annapolis
His condition was considered serious at first,
owing to his advanced age, bat he rallied dur.
ing the day. Judge Revel was State Atior,
ney for Anne Arundel county for seventeen
years and has served as Associate Judge for
twelve years. The Legislature of four years
ago extended his term, because he would have
attained the age limit of seventy years before
the next session, and was in good health and
made an acceptable Judge.
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Wakefield Items.

Ralph Smith of Franklin Grove Lee coun-
". Illinois, returned home on December Is
10 spend the holidays with his parents.
Mr.. aud Mr. Edward Smith, Of this place;
William WiIte, Of fannery, and Lewis Hull,
of Westminster spent Friday of last week with
Guy and Ray Babylon.
Frank Miller and Mrs. Dennis A. Smith, OF
this place. we're called. to the residence OF
their father, William Miller, of Sandyville, on
last Tuesday, on account of his illness.
Miss Sarah Hoover has been appointed
orgnrisi at Wakefield Bethel.
Dennis A. Smith lost a very valuable horse
last SATURDAY.
Oliver Hull and family, of Oak Orchard,
Md, visited his daughter, Mrs. Tom Fowler,
last Tuesday.
G. g. Bixler. ofthis place, has a COW suffer
ing from a severe attack of pneumonia.
William Curry, butcher for l. n. Stoner,
went to Rocky Ridge on Tuesday to kill
beeves for the farmers there.
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Hpnskkxllle Items.

John Richard. O. LAKE Wc43 NtHstu.A. spent
a tee is,, % fhr past a-rk a.ih JstH W. a..
i-1f' ssI s.ir.
Wr. ~.raunu. al Waite ilaa,.. kra'askv.
BE- a.n a t~5 4s,Ss '.-.f ir hr. SISTER, M. J-.--
t.-aro#t-
Matthias lang aa4 sss.,faut. age bHs4,y -u
ssz-i eHfsaE a barn frame faE Wa. kts--s-
Toe barn ~sll De- ted rhr spung
MIS- Nora Haghman rrIaTurt home iur--
Iay after spending . =rs. a Jagsuraau ~l-
aJgeua.,t the EgArarl-.s lH4E~r wedding
Roy ~. >raak'vs, ssir ana -lu, If Hauuysg,
-uui Is aegA afih h-f PARENTS Peter Kash-
al2a aui aif-.
Jesse EI-rrua- gu.t- t.l al thl, nrIrnE.
Mss NrlHr >uyi-T Ea, gone in kaHuaTr,
= here she a,s employment.
Vivian Davidson. ot Baltimore. spent a irw
dsys the past srrk With bis parents. Joseph
Dayldsuu zui sJi-.
Frank Snyder and wFtr spent a '.s DAYS 81
the past wrrS in Baltimore, e,rH her father,
Wu 4 Davidson
Master Vernon RasAmAn spent lhr past
~rrk 100 Baltimore, AS CUE: 90 VI A. ~uy-
deg 4ud aifr
Z. 2. Buchanan ,reai several day. ,a Ba'ts-
marr last srek
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MARYLAND Caneriaie Institute Nnt,s.

naiug Co the rnc,rmrHsy ct fbr weather
last FRIDAY evening bat iru visitors were pres
rnr al the literary program.
Daring the special Bible irfn. beginning
January l6 aud continuing two weeks, there
VII I've NO literary programs.
G. g. Rowland su3 H. VI Harvey spent
Sunday last ~lth J. ". Wolfe. q day student.
The appointments at West Point last sun
DAY were filled los Rev. D. K. Petrr. one ot
ouT Bible students
Elder SaPpuet1n filled the appointment in
the Chapel last Sunday evening.
On Sunday evening. january Is, Elder II.
G. Early will preach the first of series OF
sermons which will continue during the Bible
Term.
Among the Bible students expected during
the coming iwo weeks is Elder Emva FIke. of
Eglon, Yves, Virginia.
Elizabeth Howe. missionary from Brook.
lyn, and c. D.. Bonsack viii both do great
deal OF teaching during the Bible term.
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FinkSburg Items.

The memb ers and friends of the Fluksburg
Methodist Protestant Church gave their pastor
a very substantial pounding on the afternoon of
January 9TH. They began TO assemble shortly
after noon and kept pointing in until almost
three o'clock. The afternoon WAS spent very
pleasau;ly In social way.
The Ladies Aid Society held their aunuul
election Of officers. The pastor opening the
meeting by Scripture reading and prayer.
About four o clock the visitors departed 10
their homes. leaving the pastors arder well
filled. the granary replenished and the inmates
OF the parsonage quite happy on account of
their visit.
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New Dernt Al GlYndon.

The new Western Maryland Railroad depot
at Glyudon, which was erected OF the site OF
the one destroyed hy ire "a little over year
sgo, las been completed, and Is NOW being
occupied. While not rs handsome as lbr
building destroyed, the uen depot Is well con
strurted ct red brick, with brown sandstone
trimmings. and presents "a good appearance.
The building j. heated with hot water. The
arrangement rt waiiugroumS and Office j.
practically the same As in the former depot,
but large driveway is AN added convenience,
The buiiding cost about $1,000. Mr.. c. +.
JOhnson wa. the contraction.
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Surprise Party.

4 surprise party was given on Thursday
evening, January 5. IA, the beautiful home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones. The affair was one
OF the most enjoyable Of the season. The
evening was spent in music and games. About
midnight all were invited to the diningroom,
where the table was laden with all the good
things of the season. When the wee sma
hour, of morning came all bid The ho,i and
hoSlesS goodbye aud left for home. Those
present we're John Jones and wife, Mr.. Chen
owirh aud wife; Misses Maud. berie aud Jen-
ME Jones. Nav and Bessie Trippet Kate
Tony. Florence Geroke: Messrs. Warner and
Norwood Trott. Arcemus Parker, Daniel
Tro,t. Elias Brown. Elmer Scofeld, Benton
Avoyes, Rein Trippet, Clarence Black, Jos
eph Brady, Ambrose and Belair Jones, John
Brandenburg aud Ray W. Warner.
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Delaplane Cash.

Miss Alyce Eugenia Cash. daughter Of the
late ex Judge Lewis Cash, OF Double Pipe
Creek. Nd, and Mr.. II. Frank De'aplane,, OF
Woodsboro. Nd, were married at the brides
home ON Thursday, January 18th. at 2.30 p.
M. by Rev. W. Z. Wheeler. OF Taneytown.
The wedding was II very quiet one. only the
immediate families being present. The bride
was attired in brown broad cloth with hat
and gloves to match. Mr.. aud Mrs, Dela,
plane left on the 8. 80 train for Philadelphia
and Washington. They have the best wishes
of their many friends for a long snd prosper
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends guests and desire the
publication OF the same will please send their
names to this office. EDITORS
Mr.. o. II. Pearrr. Of Union Bridge, l. ut
the 81. James Hotel. B ,llimore, tor the winter.
A marriage license was issued in Baltimore
on Monday TO Robert l.. Moore, Of Sykesville,
and Bertha A. hampton, Of Allegauy county.
Nd.
Ex Judge and Mrs. j. A. c. Bond, Of
Westminster, announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Alice Wright Bond, to
Mr. C. Clifford Taylor, of Philadelphia. Pa.
The wedding will take place in February.
Miss ETA Lurena Smith, of Baltimore, is
visiting her parents, Of Bachman'S Valley.
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More Fine Hogs.

Ercy Harver, of this city, killed "A hog re-
Gently that weighed 633 pounds.
Joseph S. Stoner. of Meadow Branch SIX
hogs that weighed 23l, 232, 247, 269 2s9 and
ala pounds.
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Peter A. Bowman, OF Iauuery. died or tue
night OF January II, aged 90 years, months
and days. lie is survived by widow and
four children His funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Nj. Bowman
was a member of Co. e., Second Maryland
Cavalry Burns Post, G.. A. K, viii have
charge of the funeral.
WANTZ.
Clara. wife Of Robert Want, of Pleasant
Valley. died January y At 80 p. m, m her
4lst wear She IS survived by two children, n
son and daughter. She was the only daughter
of Michael Frock.
Funeral on Monday morning al St Mat.
,hrws Church, Peasant Valley, at 1880
O'Clock. Rev j. Il Stunesller. assisted by
Rev. H. d. Newcomer. will oficiatr. James
NJ. Sroner will have charge Of the funeral.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.

BROWN.
Mrs. Rebpcca Brown died on the night of
January { at her home, in Westminster, OF
cancer, aged IS years. She was daughter
of the late Samuel Unger. Her husband, Mr..
John T. Brown. is member of the firm Of
n. l. Gorsuch Son Co. She leaves an only
daughter, Mrs Dr. Charles Il. Foutz, OF West
minister, and two grand children; also one
brother. Jesse Unger Of Baltimore, and two
sisters. Mrs. Caroline Nusbaum, OF WestmIn-
s,pr aud Mrs. Jane leister, Of Sandyrliie.
Her rnmaiu> were Inferred AT Benjamin
Cemetery near Westminster. on Monday at
teruouu. Key. c. ). SlagIe, of the Reformed
Church. officiating.