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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-08
Great Raid in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8.-By one of the big.
gest police raids in the history of any city, the
new administration of Philadelphia empha.
sized its hold on the city government, swept
clear of questionable resorts u territory of 20
square miles. including the Tenderoin and
some residential districts, and let loose food
of scandal.
Everything, from massage places to opium
joints and speak easies was closed. Station.
houses could not begin to hold the prisoners
and from midnight Saturday night until 9
O'Clock yesterday morning five magistrates
labored to dispose of the cases. Hardly man
on the force slept all night, and every patrol
wagon WIS in constant use.
One hundred and fifty houses, used as speak
eases, disorderly resorts, places of assgnation
and political clubs were entered, aud about
1000 prisoners, men and women. were taken
The approximate amount Of the fines imposed
upon the men found in the places is $1,000.
Roulette wheels, poker tables, slot machines
and gambling devices of all kinds were seized.
Four hundred police were employed in the
raid, which was made upon evidence secured
by the Law and Order Society. 1t had been
in their possession for months, but until now
the Police Department would not act.
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Negroes Shoot Two officers And
Escape.

KENroN. DEI-, July Armed men are
securing the nearby country and across the
MARYLAND liue tonight for two negroes who
shot aud severely wounded Magistrate Fraucls
Johns and Constable William Wallace. The
men were shot when they attempted to serve
warrants on the negroes charging them with
aSSaultiug Frank AUX, a farmer. W hlle At.
Tx was driving from Smyrna to his home,
near here with a load of lumber. bs was ac-
costed by Howard Honey and Philip Shep
pard. notorious negro characters. who asked
him tor Il ride Being refused they allowed
the team TO pass, aud then, creeping up to the
uIISuSpeciing man, climbed into the back OF
his wagon and Knocked him unconscious with
a piece OF window casing.
The negroes left their victim aud fed 90.
ward Blancu. AitiX was found by ueighoor.
He revived, aud came here and Swore out
warrants for the men. Magistrate Johus and
Constable William Wallace started 20 make
the arrests. the negroes having been located
al The home of Robert Pryor.
CoNsTIHLE WALLACE NAY DIE
Seeing the officers approach. Sheppard rsu
into Pryors house. secured gun aud saut
both mru. Johus was not badly injured. bnt
Wallace wil die. His body and face were
riddled with shot.
Both men escaped and started for Toe Mary
land line.
Atix's skull Is fractured. aud he mas not
survive.
Following 50 closely upon the rot as Green
vaod last Saturday night, the citizens Of this
section are worked Up to s high pUch. aud i
captured the negroes may BE- iyachca.
A uGmber of negro womrn afded the men
60 escape, and their arrest has been ordered.
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Business Locals

If you are going to baiids house OF barn,
get an estimate from Warheid. Sykesvle.
The Perry Nursery Company, Rochester,
New York. one Of the leading nursery con
oerns in the L. ). write Us that they want 4
good live agent in this section To solicit orders
for their products. Experience not necessary.
They offer good pay weekly. and furnish can
wasting outfit free.
We advise any man or woman ia our CON.
muuity, who is IN position to take orders for
the above house, to write them for particulars
immediately. At
Talk to Warfeld at SykesviIle.
The Oxford Disabling Company of Balt
more have recently placed on the market
Parker Rye, which they claim 10 be the purest
whskey made. /, has been analysed and
declared especially suitable for family and
medicinal use. Their advertisement appears
in another column.
WaIfield, at Sykesville, buys all farm pro.
duce. See Sykesvile market in this paper
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0rrnanS Court.

Nonday. Jaly 2-llA y. StAasbary AVID
JOAN II. StAns5aTy. executors ~ George "
Stznsbary. late %: Carroll eoasly. returned
inventories % persoua! property. aaon~y Aus'
debts
6cs.rer +. Wicks and John CouAway exc.
euiors Of EI~zrd H. T. OSsfbus .aie n'
Carroll county. Tstsraed tay,uturrvs ct Fvr
s3uai property.
Jahu Ii BAfuhArt. xiHtristrsias 1t MARI
: BAruhzrt lAIs Of Carroll eeanif. settled
tirsi aud final account
Charles Il, FoatE. executor Of Nara }.
SipaeF. late 81 Carroll cuznIy, rrtnEmea IA
vrntartes OF personal property and mousy
" "Wednesday. Jaiy s. - The lasi ~iii aud ir,
tamcai Of J ThomAs >milh. late 81 CsrSus.
county. ~Ns a3aslgsed ca probate sd .eilsrs
,ssiamcalaFy thereou ~~rv granted e. Charles
II. Srn5iA. ~Ao received afdsg io sofity rrr b
ffoFs
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Haines, of near New
Windsor. on June 2S, gave a birthday party
to their only daughter Estela Alzonla, 1t
being her seventh birthday. About so Ut her
little friends began to gather about o clock
p. M. and in short time you could hear
them all around the place, as the whole house
was open to them. All kinds of games and
plays were INDUCED until o clock. when all
were invited to the dining room where table
was filled with all the deIicacies OF the season,
consisting of ice cream, cake, bananas. can
dies. nuts, &c. After all did justice 10 them.
selves they again returned ia the lawn and
began to sing and chatter ike lot of birds
in the spring. There were also some OF the
older ones present who also tried to make
themselves young again by joining in the plays
of the children. They were also invited to
the dining room and without much persuasion
helped themselves. After all had satisfied
themselves there was an abundance left, and
some one made remark 81 wish | could come
back tomorrow. The presents were numer-
Gus and handsome, consisting of china silver,
cut glass, linen and ornamental! pictures.
Those present were Samuel Haines. wife
and daughter, Mrs. Jacob Weller and daugh
tiers. Mr.. aud Mrs. Harry Fritz and family, of
Westminster, Mrs Charles Fritz aud children.
John Brown, vile aud children. Mr. and Mrs.
John Hotf and children. Willis Senseuey aud
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Fritz aud chill
dren. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Haiues and chill
dren f. Fisher and children, f. b. Garner
and grandchildren, Mrs. o. II. Crumbacker
aud daughter. James Lambert and wife, vii.
liam Lambert aud wife. Wesley Sable aud
children. Peter Evler aud wife, \. VI. Green
wood and wife: Misses Grace Rector, Erma
and Naomi Fowler, Gertrude. Ida aud Grace
Horuing, Edna and Edith Crawmer, Redh
HYDE. Edith Foutz, Rosa Fritz, Mamie,
Blanche, Edith and Edna Hood. HELEN Cor
such. Cora. Maggie. Blanche aud Nellie
Eyler. Carrie Greenwood; Masters J. l.Arra
bee, X. Davidson. Edward Crawmer Roy
SAVIOR, Harry Fieagle. Edward Lambert,
Ray aud John Hyde aud Walter Hines. Also
Frank Petry, wife aud children.
The New Windsor Orchestra furnished
music for the occasion-Rudolph Brown.
leader; Harry Hyde, Jesse Greenwood and
Ernest Grabil.
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There viii bs an open air service al the
railroad. immediately ia iron, Of the NeE
chants Grocery Company. next Nsuday even.
lug az o'clock Vocal aEd instrumental
music. Rev J. Sala Leland, Of Jnioul0wH.
Pa. Wil address the meeting,
At the Methodist Protestant Church. 1f tins
t2y. the pastor. Rev. l. +, Warner. Hil.
speak 81 the morning servlce rex. Sunday ou
The great Christian Eudeavor Conventions
nos ia session a; Baltimore. In She evening
al : o clock the setyice ~. he couiuetej by
Rev. J. Sala Leland. h. pabi5e cordially
invites
ErvoUrH I.rtGyE Socist- Pleasant Grove
r, l. MI. bold a social ai the bone 1t Nr
Elias Read. a. Reese. on Friday niEhi. july
u. The entertainment all consist Of huIaog.
Gus reciiajions, readings. dialogues. eic. All
are cordially invited. Aitniss'oa 10 GENTS
TriaiIy 6 rraH Isatheraa Sunday Scbool
Deer Park. wijl bSld their picuse tbs frs, Sat
ursiay in August A band u muse and other
ATTRACTIONS Everybody j. invited. II the day
j. iscIemcai. i will be hell GA Aoa3Ay ,ollow
leg
The Mayberry Uuson Sunday School wsil
hold their annual celebration And festival ou
saturday, August n.
The cornerstone of Morgan Cbapei wf3 BE-
laid by Freedom Lodge A. T. and 4, ".
July Is, At p M. Rev. }. I. Marsh sill
have charge 81 she exercises assisted by other
minister IL addition to the regular services.
vocal and Instrumental nas,c ~,l4 H. 4rnfshei
hy the Taylursvillc Quar5ciis aud Orchestra
Gov Warticld has siguihrd hts Intention q
being prescott o. the above daie picnic
will be held on the ground adjoining The
church. beginning % l o clock.
Bethany ". T. Cburch South wiH bold az
ice cream festival Uu Saturday evening and
night. July 10, en the lawn adjoining the
charch. Music ty prominent Orchestra
Ma=scrry Band viii bold a festival ia Mar
ker's grove on Saturday evening, Jolly IS. Il
the weather should be Indictment then 60 she
following Saturday.
A. Bethel sunday School holds It's annual
celebration oa the 2s,h OF Jely. Thomas Chap
q Sunday School will hold ils celebration on
The Pad Of Jaly. instead IT the @';h. as before
stated. Several schools and speakers are ex-
pec,ed to Ice with "a AID take part IN the
eTCIses.
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Heavy Rains and Floods.

Heavy rains and eloudburst on Wedues
day afternoon and night caused destruction to
roads bridges and crops in Baltimore county,
and to dwellings and factories along some of
the streams near Baltimore city. Jones Falls
was out of its banks, and some adjacent build
ings and stores, on Gay, Baltimore and Har-
rison streets, were flooded. No lives were
lost and the aggregate destruction wrought
probably amounts TO $3.50, 600, in county aud
city. The individual losses in the city were
ali small, from $l5. 90 to 100000 The dam.
age in the county was mostly to roads, small
bridges aud wheat and hay in the field.
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ALL WORK AND GOODS GUAR
ANTEED.
Give me call.
James H.Cassell
Nd. Telephone Westminster. Md.
MINIS


~
Bv virtue Of q writ OF iirri faeias. issasi out
Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county. State
OF Maryland, At the suit Of The George W,
Alhangh Real Estate and Brokerage Company
OF Carroll County. body corporate OF the
State oi Maryland. against the goods and
chattsls, lands and tenemeuts OF Eyulene
Beaver aud Granville j. Beaver, her husband,
and 70 me directed, | have seiEed the follow
ing property, VIZ
All the right title, claim, interest aud de-
nand. both al law and ia equity, OF the said
Evoleue Beaver aud Granville Beaver, her
husband IN aud to Two Roods, Two Square
Prrches, Ten Square Yards and Six and Two.
Tenths Square Feet of Land, more or less.
situated on the county road running from the
Baltimore and Reistersgowu Turnpike Road,
by a mill called Myers, but nov Corbln s
Mill Ii being the same land which the said
Eyolene Beaver. or Margaret EvoleRe Beaver
formerly Margaret +. Ranoul, Obtained from
James DOYLE and others by deed dated April
9th 1892 aud recorded among the Land
Records of Carroll county, III Liber b. +. C.,
No. -. folio u. &c The land is encountered
by deed OF mortgage, executed and delivered
by the said Margaret +. Beaver and husband
TO the ST. Johns Catholic Beneficial Society
of Westminster, Maryland, dated December
9th. 1898, and recorded among the Real Is
tate Mortgage Records of Carroll county, IN
I.iber No "a, folio 2l6, &c, for the sum of
$3.50 90. Said mortgage subsequently, assigned
And | hereby give notice that on MON
DAY. JULY 81. 1905, at 3 clock, p M, at
the Courthouse door, ia Westminster. Md, |
will sell the above property, SO seized and
taken into execution, to the highest bidder
for cash. ,,,.
WILLIAM II. WILSON,
iulys Is Sheriff of Carroll County, Nd.
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JuLr e Macy ct ear iAr,acrs have ihyIs
grain IA The lara. ihoec ~bo have ups al ~
much delayed aH sevoaH' q the set wr4iksr.
The grain cr,sp sill b. aeAvy oar. The irw
farmers who have yhrrskeA rrp0ri good
yisli The grass crop 49, never better Ia
ihss section The crossing corn crop Indicates
large YIELD
De- J. r. Eafhay b.. uraFlg gelup leici bis
mes hank har8.
HAS BaukeFt AHj iamt.y rvsraily moved
from BaiiimSfr o. ikis pisre.
Mss MiFaadr Nasbaaa apl W.. and Mr.
John Batgnoa are attending ,hv e. +. Coz.
s-n,iou is Baltimore.
The NJ r. Sunday School siii bold issii.
va on lhc church lA~a &c. Saturday -,culue,
JULY 10
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New Advertisements.

Of All Summer Goods A And Brla~ Cost
The Miller Bros Co. Popular Cash Store,
Westminster Nd
The First " tlur Great jaly HsFxais Sales
It " Malbes 4 SOFAS, Westminster and
Manchester
Warning Notice The Road Commissioners
Of Westminster District
Election oflieers Appointed The Super
yi>ors 81 Election.
Dividend Ne. isl " Hrriug. Cashier
List Of Unclaimrd Matter len the Po,iuticr
Bay II CAsse!l the Js~rIer. Westminster.
Shrufs Sale VIM H. Wilson. Sheriff
ayal Notices
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT

To the memory of the late J. WESLEY MYERS,
passed by the Board of Directors Of the Westminster
savings Bank. June 30th 1895
WHEREAS II hath pleased our Heavenly Father,
in his wise providence. TO remove from our midst
our esteemed friend and co-director, J. WESLEY
MYERS and
WHEREAS We desire to express our high appre'
citation of the many manly and worthy chancteris-
tics which adorned his life, and made il a great
pleasure to have him associated with us in this
Board aud desiring to press sincere sympathy
with his afflicted family In his removal from our
midst therefore
Resolued That the Secretary be instructed to place
this memorial of our departed friend upon the min
utes as a part of the proceedings of this meeting,
and that copy of il be sent to the family and that
it be published in our local papers.
b. order of the Board.
ELIAS O. GRIMES, President
THos. l. REESE Secretary.
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York, Pa, July ga cloudburst in the
vicinity of Hanover Junction, south of York,
late this evening has caused much damage in
that region. The Northern Central Railway
tracks south of the junction are under two
feet of water Much unharvested wheat and
the growing corn has been ruined by the wash
outs in the fields. Railway traffic between
York and Baltimore is cut off.
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MO. 42l2 EQUITY.

NO. 42l2 EQUITY.
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Thomas A. Hood ct a., Plaintiffs, ys. Au-
gasia v Lea,herwood eI al, Defendants.
Ordered, this s0lh day Of june, A. d.
1905. that the account of the Auditor tiied IN
this cause be finally ratified aud confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
on or before the 18th day Of July, next;
provided 4 copy of this order be inserted for
two successive weeks before the last named
day ia some newspaper published IN Carroll
county. -,,
True copy Test.
iulyl y DAVID 7. SNELSER, tlerA.
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The Union National Bank of Westminster, !
Westminster, Md, July /, 1905.
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared semi annual dividend of
Five Per Cent upon the capital stock of the
bank. less taxes, payable on and after Mon
day, July 10. 1905.
iulyS-3t j. W. HEKlNG, cashier.
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WARNING NOTICE.

All persons are hereby notified that the
practice of throwing stones, filth from fence
corners and other refuse into the roads and
bitches along the roads in Westminster dis
trict, must be discontinued, and that the law,
which imposes a heavy fine in such cases, will
be rigidy enforced. "
;vs-3t of Westminster District.
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DATIFICAPIoN NOTICE,

la the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
JUNE Tern, 1905.
Estate of Joseph Mott, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this 9th day
of July. 1905. that the sale Of Real Estate of
Joseph Mott, late of Carroll county, deceased,
made by Michael f. Walsh. administrator d.
b. q. C. I. a. of said deceased, and this day re-
ported 70 this Court by the said administrator
d, b, n. c. l. a. be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause be shown to the contrary on or be-
fore the LIST Monday, the 7th day of August
next; provided copy OF this order be inserted
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the 9th Monday, Slst day OF July, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$3.50
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN f. ECKENRODE, Judges.
GEO. X. RUPP,
True copy,-Test:
JOHN j. STEWART,
iulys-St Register of Wills.
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The first car Of new wheat shipped over tho
b. & o. X. r. vas loaded at Hoods Mil by
d ". Cau,horu. aud ~as bought BY Wade
H. d. Warfield & Co. OF Syktsviile, Nd
The wheat graded No > Red. which Is the
top grade for Maryland wheat. Il vas Of the
Fulso- Mediterranean variety. The shipment
WAS made ON july Bird.
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T IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
IL remaining in the Postotiice, Westmin-
ster, Nd, July l, 1905:
Alban, Mrs. John Simmer, Miss Ellie
Buckand. Mrs. Maggie Smith, Miss Beulah
Green. MIR. VIM. L. Snider, Mrs. Lizzie
Harden. Mrs. C. AID. Squirrel Miss Mary
More, Jr Jos. I. Smell, Mrs Peter
MIXERS, Mr.. Harry Waner, Mr.. Daive
iuly GEO. f, BAUGHMAN, p. NJ.
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MARRIED.

At Reformed Parsonage, Carroll Place, by Rev.
James b. Stonesifer, on June 26. l905 John Wager
man and Alice X. Luekenbaugh both of Hanover,
Pa. Hanover papers please cOpy.l
June p, 1905, at Reformed Church parsonage Sill
yer Run, Nd, by Rev J. Stewart Hartman, Charles
f. Dutterer and Miss Prudence Shuey, both of Lit
tIestown, Pa.
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Depite the protests of her mother, Miss Bea-
trice Mildred Gunter, heiress of DIR. Adolphus
Byrum Guuter, of Brookline, Mass, was mar
ried to John Pomeroy Dabney, second, who
was defendant in a sensational breach of
promise suit for $4,000.
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MO. 4ls7 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
| in Equity.

MO. 4lS7 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
in Equity.
In the matter Of the trust estate of George c.
Anders and wife, rs. Geo. o. Brilliant
Surviving Trustee.
Ordered, by the Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting as Court of Equity, this 2lst
day of June. in the year nineteen hundred and
five, iha, the report Of sales of the real estate
mentioned in these proceedings, made and re
ported by George o. Brilliant, surviving trustee,
be ratified aud confirmed. unless cause TO the
contrary thereof be shown ON or before the
24ih day of July, next; provided a copy Of
this order be inserted in some newspaper
printed and published ia Carroll county once IN
each Of three successive weeks before the 18th
day OF July, next.
The report states the amount of sales TO
be 81 .0S0OO.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
Trae copy-Gest;
june24 81 Dawn p. SMEIsER, Clerk.
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r IST OF ELECTION OFFICERS
Il APPOINTED BY THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS OF ELEC-
TON OF CARROLL COUNTY,
IN THE PLACE OF THOSE
HERETOFORE APPOINTED
WHO HAVE SINCE BEEN Elk
CUSED, OR FOUND DISQUAL4-
IFIED
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TO CREDITORS.
MO. 4143 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Elk parte In the matter of the Trust Estate of
Theodore Derr, Benz f. Grouse, Trustee.
Ordered, this SOth day of June, A. ID.
1905, that the account OF the Special Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
firmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof
be shown on or before the 18th day of July,
next; provided copy of this order be in
serted for two successive weeks before the last
named day in some newspaper published IN
Carroll county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test:
iulyl 2t DAVID P. SMELsER, Clerk.
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r EARN MY CASH DISCOUNT
IL and terms before you buy your Fertilizer
for the fall Baugh's Fertilizers specially.
p. p. SAUBLE, Finksburg. junel7 Bun.
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MARIA J. STONER.

late Of Carroll county, deceased All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 10 the sabscri
Der. on or before the Is, day OF February,
1906. they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 26lh day Of June,
1905.
DIR. CHARLES Il. FOUTZ,
iulyl Al Executor.
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DIR. JAMES E. SHREEVE, Jr
SURGEON DENTIST.

Has opened an Office opposite the Montour
House, 62 W. Main street, Westminster. lie
solicits your patronage. Extracting, plate
crown and bridge work guaranteed. Porce.
lain Filings a specially. augl3-ly
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is TO give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF Car
roll county, in Maryland letters lestamentary
on the Personal Estate OF
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There are many thousands Of strangers IN
Baltimore, delegates and others attending the
International Christian Endeavor Convention.
The afternoon dailies exhibited the prugres-
siye, up-to. date spirit OF greater Baltimore by
suspending publication on the Fourth. and
the Sun gave some reason why the visitors
were welcomed, by stating that 1t was esti-
mated tina, they woald spend $1,000 O0 dur
ing the i've DAYS Of the convention.
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By virtue Of aud in accordance WITH See.
lion 10 OF Article IS Of the Code Of Public
General Laws of the Stale OF Mari land. a
amended by Chapter 464 Of the Acts of The
General Assembly OF Maryland, passed at ITS
January session. 1900. notice Is hereby gwen
that the Board Of Supervisors @; Election OF
Carroll County has appointed the toliowing
.amrd persons as Registrars, Judges aud CLERKS
~ Elections. for Carroll county, ~ the place
Of the parties heretofore appointed who have
since brea found disqualified or excusedi
those uudrr the heading Democrats be'Og
intended to represent the Democratic party.
aud those under the heading Republicans
being intended TO represent the Republican
party. ..,,..-,
DEMOCRATS.
Edward o. Diteudal. Registrar, ia Precinct
No. 4. in Election district No. Seven. 10 the
place Of Thomas X. Shaw, resigned.
Neviu Hitchew, Registrar in Precinct No
l. in Election district No. Two, IN the place
Of Ezra Caylor. resigned.
JOHN NJ ROBERTS, President;
HENRY :. MUSSELMAN.
J. THOMAS ROOP.
Board OF Supervisors Of Election OF Carroll
County.
Test; SAMUEL J. Stone. Clerk Bs-St
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

DROPOSALS FUN 4 bRIDIE.
The County Commissioners of Carroll
County hereby invite proposals for an Iron
Bridge over Pine Greek, at Markers Milf in
Myers district. Specifications can be seen
at the Office of the Commissioners at the
Court House. Proposals will be received until
July 10Th, 1905, at u IN. Persons desiring to
bid for the mason work should visit the site, in
order TO know accurately the work 10 be done.
The right IS reserved to reject any and all bids.
By Order of the Commissioners.
iune243t F. l.. HAM, Clerk.