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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends as guests end desire the
publication Of TIE same viii please send their
names 20 this office. EDTToRSl
Several unsigned personals we're received
this week. They vent to the waste basket.
Elder Charles D. Bonssck intends to move
to Washington. D. c., to take charge of the
Brethren Church in that city.
Allie and Harry, sons Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elisha Nelson. OF Granite, Baltimore county.
accompanied 10y Earl Wilson. Of Illinois, left
Baltimore on the 18th Of February for Illinois.
Mrs. James N. Stoner. Of Westminster, Wis.
tied relatives and friends in Baltimore and
Roland Park las, week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Bowers. Of this CITY,
returned from their bridal "trip on Thursday
afternoon.
On Sunday. February 25th. AR aud Mrs
Frank Classon. Of Wes,miu>tsr, gave a d.ruer
TO Mr.. Dora Classou and bride, a., Taaey,oEn
their nephew, and Wan. Beuier and bsde,
of Westminster Those present were Mrs..
WIN. Hesly, son and daughter Miss : ME
Adlesperger. Miss Loula House. Of Baltimore;
Edward Clsssou. Edward AdlssVer-er. George
Knox and daughter Nc-uan, cf laueyta 70
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coojes and son Edward
Harry Cootes- Mrs. Wm. Du,ros. Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Arnold aud sons, Bernard and
Charles Fowler, sll OF Weslmus;e.. TIE
guests had most enjoyable day.
Those fhst visited Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Engiar. OF Medford last Sausay. Srre III.
aud Mrs. john Cover, Of Frtnkfu Grove.
ILL.,; Mr. aud Mrs. Philip Sna3er. Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM Englar, Mr.. and Mr. John Sha.y,
Nv aud Mrs barry Owiugs. Misses Eliza aud
Myrtle Smith and Master Orvi,le Sms;a.
Mr. Charles w. Oarsler, residing near
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Bird Hill Items.

FEHRUAEY 2s.-A very pleasant day was
spent al the home Of Mrs. Aaron Green, Bird
Hill, on February -, the occasion being a
quilting. \ bouutIful dinner was served, con
sisjiuy of all the deleacies OF the season. By
4 o. clock p M, ali was done and cake, chloe.
oate and teas were served, after which all
expressed themselves rs having spent a day
not soon 20 be forgotten. Those present were
Mrs. Samuel Arnold, of Eas,vieW; Mrs Mag
ge Green, Marguerite Green, Hilda Green,
Mrs. Jennie Coleman Miss Lizzie Coleman,
Mrs. Ada HUFF, Martha Hut, Carrie HUFF,
Deibert Green, Elvin Green, Cora Green.
Margie Greeu; Albert Arnold, Arthur Green,
Lesley HUFF, Gladys Green, Herman Green,
Gertrude and Emory Green, Vernon Green,
Firgie HUFF, Mrs. Jennie Green, and Aaron
Green.
There viii be many changes in abau, FIVE
weeks.
William Shilling has purchased the store
OF Mr.. Gardner and will shortly take charge
Mr.. Spencer will move off his farm April lst
Aaron Green will move on the farm he pur-
chased Of Judge Bond, the lst of April.
Health Of the community is good.
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At 10 a. M, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
err bureau sent out the following buletin:-
Partly cloudy and warmer tonight followed
by rain in early morning; Saturday rain.
The Benevolent and Aid Society of ST.
Paul's Reformed Church was pleasantly en-.
teriained ut the residence of DR.. Lewis X.
Woodward on Monday evening. An enter
tanning and pleasing program of music was
much enjoyed by the members and guests.
Mr.. W. Frank Thomas, as agent, has sold
the farm of Mrs. Rosa Schlerf and husband
containing 329 acres, near Smallwood, to Mr.
Ezra A CopperSmith for $1,000 Also the
farm of Mr.. Edgar T. Keefer, near Silver
Run. containing 81 acres 10 Mr.. Thomas l.
Keefer for Sl655.50.
The Union Gospel Services to be held at
Alumni Hall, Western Maryland College, will
omen tomorrow, Sunday afternoon, and will
be in charge of Rev. DR.. Guthrie, Of Ball-
more choir of one hundred voices, under
the leadership of Prof. Richard Harris, of
Baltimore, will have charge of the music An
invitation is extended to all, especially the
young men and women, to participate in these
meetings.
Mr.. J. Taylor Myers has been made freight
claim agent of the Western Maryland Railroad
Company. Mr.. Myers position is practically
q new one WITH tue NOtbp dllN anu no vacancy
has been created to make room for him. Mr.
George &. Hildt, the commercial freight
agent of the road has resigned. He will be
succeeded by Mr. William Albert Cox. who
is general manager of the Chicago aud North
western Railroad at Portland, Ore. His title
with the road Will be that of general agent.
Last Monday Westminster was beset with
umbrella members. Thera were six pairs
traverSiug our streets. Very few went to the
front entrance, but used the side one leading
to the rear of the residence or place of bust
ness All these men have sharp and large
eyes. can easily take in the door and window
fastenings and upon their return to the cities
report to cracksmen the outlook, as has been
frequently done by ''yeggmen." Do not allow
such men to enter your house, and thGs avoid
trouble hereafter.
Last Sunday afternoon there was a serious
freight wreck on the Western Maryland Rail.
road. near Patapsco, caused by spreading
rails The train consisted OF 70 heavy coal
cars, and in approaching the sharp curve at
the bridge the rails spread, deraiiing cars,
and two others were thrown into the stream.
East and west passengers were transferred,
and wrecking crews had the track cleared by
noon on Monday. 1t was Difficult, work, as
part Of the wrecked train was on the bridge.
The scene of the wreck was about one mile
from the place where - employees Of the road
were killed in the collision on June l. Of last
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MI. Airy Items.

MaRcH Mrs. EstelIa Klees spent Mon.
day In Baltimore.
Mrs. Dorsey Burrell is very sick a, this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green have moved to
Washington, d. c., where he has work on the
street cars.
Misses Edna Hood and Emily Gosnell, OF
near here are visiting in Baltimore.
Miss Katie Gould, Of Washington, is the
guest Of her aunt, Ms. Robert Sellmsn.
Mrs c. Sponceller, who has been visiting
for sometime. has returned home.
L. f. Mercer, wife and daughter Edith,
Albert Roberts, of Baltimore; Thomas Low
man and wife. of West Falls, and +. Marion
Poole aad wife. of Mt. Airy. spent Sunday at
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Roberts,
Ms Oscar Shipley is sick with the grip.
Mrs. Maggie Davis, of Baltimore, is spend.
ing few days here.
We had quite winter day on Tuesday, and
Wednesday was the coolest morning we have
had this winter.
Mrs Wesley Harrison. Of near here, died
at her home on Tuesday night, February u.
She has been sick for some time.
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MelrOSe Items.

FEBRUARY 2s.-While Nathaniel Shaffer
and sou were at work in some woodland, near
their home, they saw a large white animal OF
the cat species among some rocks In trying
to get closer it disappeared from sight among
the rocks. From his description It certainly
must have been Wild cat.
Some of our older inhabitants say they re.
member such an open winter as this about 30
years ago. 1t seems as though the ragged
tramp who was asked what he would do il a
deep snow should come was right. He said,
1--WE will not have much snow this winter. -
Wilson Bros. are kept busy doing work with
n gasoline engine they purchased last fall.
They even use 1t to thresh wheat
Butcher Bros, blacksmiths, have purchased
a gasoline engine.
Mr.. ana Mrs. C. B. Wentz of Hanover. and
Mrs. Ellen Matthias, of York, spent few days
last week with DR.. and Mrs j. s. Ziegler. of
our town.
On Thursday of last week John P. Zepp
left for Indiana. His reasons for going are
better wages for labor.
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Orphans, Court.

Monday. February 26.--Pemberton Wood,
executor Of Lydia A. Wood, reported sale OF
| stock and settled second and final account.
Westminster Deposit & Trust Co., guardian
of Maude Fridiuger, ward, settled first and
| 6nal account.
The last will and testament Of Joseph 0ren-
dorff was admitted TO probate and letters tes-
tameuiary thereon were granted to George Z.
| Kemper, who received warrants to appraise
real estate and personal property, and order
to notify creditors.
administrators of Sarah Blocher, received
order to transfer mortgages, and settled first
and final account.
Nathan Z. Franklin and Edgar S. jenkins,
executors of William Ii. Franklin, reported
sale of real estate and received order nj 81
thereon.
Tuesday, February 27.-Charles Jones, ex-
ecutor of Sarah s. Maynard, returned inven-
tories of personal property, money and debts,
and received order to sell personal property.
Catherine Rupert, executrix of George
Adam Rupert, settled first account.
Raymond Barnes, administrator W. a. OF
Juliet V. Clary, received order to pay to Tony
G. Clary funds deposited in his nameTn the
Westminster Deposit Trust Co:
| Nicholas II. Clemson, administrator OF
| Rachel Clemson, returned inventory OF per-
soual property and received order to sell
same; also reported sale of personal property.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Mary l.. Davidson were granted to John w.
| Davidson, who received warrant 20 appraise
personal property.
Thomas II. Bankert, administrator d. b. n
c. :. a. of Jacob Bankert, reported sale OF
personal property and real estate.
Sale of real estate of Nicholas Simon finally
ratified
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Pleasant Hill Items.

MARCH Mrs. Edward Slifer and Mrs.
Luther Slifer. of Littlestown, Pa, spent last
Friday with John Maus and family.
Miss Elsie Brown spent several days last
week with her aunts, Misses Louise and Belinda
Feeser, at Littlestown, Pa.
Milton Study, wife and son Paul were guests
of Irwin Hess and family, near Harvey on last
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Brown is moving some of her
furniture to Littlestown, Pa, where she will
reside in the near future.
Bernard Lawyer and Oliver Koontz, of near
Silver Run, and Lee Koontz, of near fancy
town, left for Indiana last Thursday.
John Dell and wife gave dinner last Sun.
day in honor of Irving Kroh and wife, and
Denton Bowersox and wife who were recently
married.
Mrs. Lydia Frounfelter has gone to Silver
Run, where she is staying with Mrs. George
Stair
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Local Legislation.

The following Senate bills have been passed:
To require Frederick County Commission.
ers TO pay one half OF she road TAX levied 10
Mount Airy to Mount Airy.
To authorize the appointment OF district
health officers in Carroll county.
Governor Wafheld has signed the bill ex-
tending the charter OF the Mutual Fire lusur.
ance Company Of Carroll county.
Unfavorable report was made and adopted
upon Mr.. kolb's bill 10 increase the punish
ment for burglary by the use Of explosives.
Mr.. Frederick's bill providing manner Ia
which justices Of the peace SHALL keep records
was passed.
Mr. Pearre. Of Howard county, introduced
bill to prohibit sales OF liquor within one
mile Of the Baltimore & Ohio K. Il. in Howard
and Carroll counties.
Uufavorable reports were made and adopted
on Mr.. Bushey's bill for the better protection
Of sheep in Maryland. and also on Mr.. Fred
erick's bill to prevent frauds in sales Of wire
or barhed fencing.
Senator Beasman has introduced bill TO
appropriate 50, 500 annually 10 Western Mary,
land College and provide two free scholarships
for the Fourth Senatorial district of Baltimore.
Mr. Kob has introduced bill 10 authorize
Union Bridge to negotiate loan for an cleo
tric and power plant.
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Pleasant valley liens.

FEBRUARY 2s.-The banquet held by Camp
No. :. L. O. ). Of A., ia eommemoration OF
Washjugtou's birthday, was a success, judging
by the cheerful cuunt63auces Of the 81 mem
beers present State Secretary, Prof Wm.
James Heaps. was at his best and held his
audience speilbound durirg an instructive and
patriotic speach. The menu consisted OF sand
witches, coffee, cheese, crackers, potato cha
teau, ice cream, cigars. etc. The order also
made au excellent showing on Sunday, in
spite Of the Indictment weather, at which time
Rev. John 0. Yoler delivered au excellent
sermon 70 them.
Mrs. Christopher Zspp, who vas reported
as I'll last week. Is COuvaiescent.
Little Miss Annie, daughter of Upton +.
Myers, is very i'll with a complication Of dis
eases.
The funeral Of Mrs. Noah I. Wan,z took
place on Monday afternoon. A husband and
six children Survive to whom she leaves a
lovely Christian character as a legacy. Inter
ment in Silver Run cemetery, where the de-
ceased was n member Of Rev. John .. Goder's
charge. The floral designs were beautiful
and numerous. Her age was IS years, IL
months aud - days.
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Yves, Falls Items.

Frc4Utsr Z~-Nrs. uau4Fi keefsr. 81
N.. Airy, spent q fss iays JESS. seek wigb The
Mrssgs. pafy Of Square Corner.
Albert Roberts enjoyed the hospitality Of
h.s parents, Nr. and Mr. Nm. Roberts. ias,
Sunday.
Ms. ps. Thomas r. Sayqiaztou. Of Uaiou
vile, sprn, a tra day, iasI sres with Mr. and
Mrs.. Arthur \. Pe-iiicori. 81 Cedar Grove
Farm.
M and Mr.. AlouzA Goss.ell, O. Long Cor.
per, Howard county, spent Saturday AID sun
DAY with Mr. and Mrs.. William Gusuef, near
here.
Miss Edna Hood Is visiting friends ia Ball
more.
Rev Mr. JArbac diued wjth Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis I. Heed, las, sunday
Mrs. Lew J. Paine Is VISITING friends in
Baltimore
Frank MeClellaud, OF Haserst1wu. spent a
ie~ days las, week With friends ar aud here.
Earl Smith, Of Mt Airy, enjoyed toe hos
p.islity Of the Misses Adams, o, New Market,
saturday.
john W. Wilson, Of Mt. Airy. is having
new burrs put in his grist m..l a this place.
by Charles GrubbS, OF kemplown. Md
Miss Emily GosneIl Is visiting friends in
Baltimore.
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Rev 3, f. Carkson delivered q ycry inter
,,,us lecture 81 the church oa February -
the sAbJcct sas Love an3 Maiuuauy-
Tae L. O. ; 81 A. gave bAH4lei 'u che
bail on Febr:zry Il 30 Ataa; d 20 ai .f, uru-
Der, and f-spais Rev. \. p. Wool Of Re
las. w.s she orator Of the evening, bis speech
on patriotism deserves special mention. his
reeliauogs created much laughter. A. 'lc-
raat supper sas served during the evening,
consisting OF oysters, salads cold s'aw, pickles,
bread butter aud coffee.
Mrs. Clyde Dorsey of B4llimorr, Is visiting
her SISTER, Mrs James Jenslns.
Mrs 5. z. lewis, Ms Vernon Fleming,
and Mrs Bessie Saabie, are spending the week
in Raiimure.
Morgan Chapel AID Society held q. month
Iv meeting al the home % Mr. aud Mrs. Frank
G5sgeil, February -, Siih - member, and
ss.vEal visitors present. Their society has
oaly been in existence about six months, het
q has q corps OF husthng members The
treasures report showed su account OF SlG0,
since its organization. This society presented
Mr.. ard Mrs Gosuei, with handsome en-
craving OF Gen Washington. bis wife aud
home, as & souvenir Of the day. 1t not only be-
iu. the anniversary Of cur greatest hero, bat
the birthday of Mr.. GOsar.i aud their list
wedding anniversary. After the business Of
tine meeting was disposed Of the guests we're
served with a sumpiuouS collation..
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FgBRrARY 2s.-Mrs. John " Abbott spent
the past week with Der sister. Ms George
Gorsuch. Of Nj. Carmel, Nd.
Frank Shaifer has bad a G. { = iboue
placed in his residence.
Miss Annie Hoffman and Nivipn nay.3Soa
spent several days Ct the pas, week in Balii.
more.
Claude Houck. who recently moved from
Baltimore into John c. Taylor's tenant house.
moved February ls;, IN with bis parents
The Ladies Aid Society. Of Wesley held
It's last meeting ~ Mrs. John Smiths They
decided to hold their next meeting March II.
at the home of Osborn Snyder's.
F. L. Herring and wife. Of Fiuksburc. spent
several days last week with their son, Carroll
Herring.
VIM. Grumbine and wife, Of Weslninsieg.
spent last Saturday and Sunday with her par
EMS. Jno. ". Abbott and wife
George H. Caple and wife. Of East View.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Caples' parents Peter
Buchanan and wife.
J. p. Sullivan and daughter Catherine, are
spending a few days in Washington, d. c.
Miss Meta Snyder, Of Baltimore, is the
guest of her uncle, John W. Abbott
Miss Annie Shaefer, who lives with Mrs.
Peter Buchman, is the guest of her parents,
William Shaeffer and wife, Of Nj. Zion, Balti-
more county.
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Berrett Items.

FEBRUARY 2S.-Rev Mr.. Kettel delivered
an interesting sermon at Brandenburg Church
last Sunday, on The Sin of the Nation.
Mrs. Rachel Penn is on the sick list.
Albert, infant son of William Fleming, has
been quite sick, but is improving at this
writing.
James Hyatt and wife and little daughter.
of Gainesville, Nd, have returned home after
a weeks visit to friends here.
J. W. Shipley has added porch 10 his res
idence.
Arthur Shipley, of Cooksville, visited friends
here last Sunday.
Miss Henrietta Shipley, of this place, spent
last Thursday and Friday with her sister, Mrs.
Samuel Wilson, of Gist
Theodore Streaker, of Baltimore, visited his
mother, Mrs. Annie Streaker, last Sunday.
The G. E. Society of Brandenburg Church
is doing some excellent work.
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cnunfr c. Z. Nnres.

The executive committee az the Carroll
County C. T.. Union will meet in the Netbo-
dis, Protestant Church. Westminster, March
10, al , ,. IN, to strange the program iur the
convention IN May which meets 10 Taueytowu.
The Taneyiown Presbyterian Society mas
raised. aud forwarded 20 Ms. Vim. Shaw. n
Boston. over % ceais per member Cor the 18th
anniversary building fund. !, is 20 be hoped
that each society j. the county viii raIse Al
least . cents per member for this building
fund, so that suitable headquarters can b. e.
,ablished IN Que Of the large cities OF the E1s.
ia honor Of DR.. Clark, founder Of Christian
Endeavor.
At the business meeting Of the society ol the
Methods, Protestant Church, Westminster,
5000 was pledged toward the Improvements
TO the seminary OF tha; denomination IN West
minister.
The society OF ST. Johns Leisrer'sl Evan
gelieal Lutheran Church is hard at work on
the increase campaign. and expect TO srite
their membership with the figures 100 by the
time OF the convention IN May. Five new
members were enrolled last SuJGHy evening.
This society has the largest membership Of
any in the comfy, aud has taken q stand For
Christ aud the Church ever since is organi-
cation worthy of commentator,
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A Quilting Party.

On February %, Mrs. Bertrand Caple, of
Eastview entertained club of ten, of which
she is member. and some neighbors at a
quilting. While the older ladies were busy
quilting sunhowers in one room, the young
ladies were in the next room knotting COM
fort in haste, as it was understood, when fin.
ished, they would try an old saying to see who
should wed first, so when finished all gathered
around the comfort while poor playful
was put in and tossed three times, when she
very quickly jumped out at Etta's corner.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Caple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield Caple, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Zepp, Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Zepp,
of Baltimore; Mr.. Ashland Caple and son, of
Philadelphia; Mrs. Thomas Shilling, Mrs. AL
bert Hoff, Mrs. Emory Zepp, Mrs. George H.
Caple, Mrs John Klee aud cousin of Balti-
more; Myrtle Caple, Goldie Shilling, Jessie
Zepp, Addie Hotf, Eta Zepp, Lottie Caple,
Bernice Zepp and Sterling and Lester Caple.
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Miller'S Items,

FEBRUARY 2S-Wm. Richards, who was
operated ON last week at q Baltimore hospital
for cancer Of the face, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Chas. Lppy, who had been i'll, Is able
TO be about again
Mrs. f. Lewis Schaeffer spent last Tuesday
among friends in Baltimore.
Miss Capitola Hare entertained friends at
her home last Sunday.
Milton, aged four years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John X. Miller, who was taken to Baltimore
three weeks ago with membraneous group and
had tube put in his windpipe, as was stated
in last weeks items was brought home Thurs
day of last week and is much improved.
The public school here observed Washing
tons birthday with Rotations, dialogues and
singing suitable TO the occasion.
George Hofacker and daughter Emma
spent last Friday at New Freedom, Pa.
Noah Warner expects to move his family to
Baltimore next Monday. John Rinehart will
move into the house vacated by him.
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MARYLAND Collegiate Institute Notes.

FEBRUARY 2s.-Rev. E. 7. Read was q
chapel visitor Wednesday morning. He gave
US an excellent talk. We are always glad to
see him with us and listen to one of his inter
esting and instructive addresses.
D. K. Peters and w. 5. Whitmore left for
their homes on Saturday. where they expect
to help on the farm. We were sorry TO see
them leave, but wish them much success in all
their undertakings.
J. W. Thomas, who had been sick for some
time. went home Saturday morning expecting
to return when he gets better.
Miss Florence Brown was a visitor here on
Saturday and Sunday.
b. c. Whitmore spent Sunday al home.
II. NJ. Harvey, who has been sick for some
time. is now better.
Examinations will soon be here. Some of
the students think that it will be a good time
to get sick.
Prof Wine visited Baltimore Tuesday.
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Smallwood Items.

MARCH IA most enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr.. Ivan Savers recent
", where few distinguished guests were de-
lightfully entertained with fine music and ell
flying conversation. An abundance of ice
cream and cake was served, and the guests
certainly appreciated the pleasures of the
evening aud the hospitality of the host and
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buckingham, Mr.. Harry
Blizzard, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Blizzard, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Davis recently visited the
parsonage bringing ice cream, cake and must
cal instruments and gave the pastor, Rev.John
". Kittell and family, good time.
On Washington's birthday Mr.. Harry Biz,
zard and wife and Mr. Harry Buckingham and
wife gave their PASTORS family royal time.
The Aid Society of Zion appointment, in con
nection with the W. c. T, o., will hold a
monthly meeting at the parsonage of the NJ.
P. Church on Saturday, March 5, at l.S0 p. M
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business Locals.

House for Reut-On Carroll street, OPP
posite Lutheran Church. Apply at SO West
Main street. 2t*
For RENT-A House and Lot at Eastview,
Md. John Shafer.
Three Farms for Sale, near Westminster.
Apply to Vincent Yingling.
If you really want that foot comfort which
is worth all else, in addition to long service
and individuality of design, select Dolly
Madison Shoes.
Every Auctioneer in Carroll county will tell
you that the sales of Personal Property ad
vertised in The ADVOCATE last Spring and
Fall were largely attended and the articles
brought better prices than where handbills
only were used. The people who want to
purchase take a paper and read it, they
haven't time to go to stores, etc., and look
over bills. Try it this season.
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When our report closed last week the case
of David A. Brown and brother VS.. County
Commissioners was on trial Verdict of $50
for plaintiff Bond & Parke for plaintiff; Fink
for defendant.
State vs. Jesse Powder; forgery; plea of
guilty entered; sentenced to Penitentiary for
four years. Steele for State.
The court adjourned on Wednesday until
next Monday