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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13
Orphans Court.

Monday, April 9.-Leuers of guardianship
granted TO the Westminster Deposit and Trust
Company. as guardian of Joel Howard Myers,
ward.
Tuesday, April 1O.-Willis F. Tracy and
Charles II. Tracy. administrators of John W
Tracy reported sale Of personal property.
Letters of adminisir ration d. b. n. c. I. a. on
the estate OF David Fowble, we're granted TO
Mary Ellen Parker and Michael f. Walsh.
who received orders to sell real estate and
bank stock.
Sale of real estate of Jacob Baukert finally
ratified aud confirmed.
Sale of real estate of Salle Longwell finally
ratified and confirmed
Thomas Baukert, administrator d. b. u. {.
{. a. of Jacob Bankert, settled first and hnal
account. and received order to deposit funds
belonging to minors.
Alice c. Brown, executrix of Noah c.
Brown, reported sale Of personal property,
and settled third account.
James f. Lowe, administrator OF Nicholas
Lowe, returned inventory Of money.
Caroline F. Walden and Robert J Walden
executors ol Robert W. Walden, received or
der TO release mortgage.
The last will and testament Of Joseph A.
Hobbs. WAS admitted To- probate.
Samuel A. Harnish, administrator v. q. Of
Amos FIickiEger. returned additional iGven-
tory of money.
Letters OF administration on the estate Of
Levi Black we're granted to Annie +. Black,
who received warrant 10 sppra'se and order
to notify creditors.
Mary A. Hunter, executrix of Daniel W
Hunter. returned inventories Of money. debts
and personal property, and settled first and
final account.
Francis +. Owings and Vernon II. Barnes.
executors Of Richard Owiags. settled 6=.5 aud
final account.
Letters tsstamentary on ID" esi.,r Of Annie
NJ Roberts. we're granted 20 John ". Rob -rs.
who received warrant TO apprss,', .,5sH 90. Ter
10 notify creditors.
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Cranesrry items.

trsg- gE-s15 FrsaF crca4as kpssE g yr-y
pleasant harthziay s-sg-.er par1r uss given e tas
rzaa'r NaJsy. .H hyrsr ai iesss vs3rst tAaEhtr-
Marase uHn was lt7sHl. susE'sfas rt ia. VISIT ~
h,-r a5aHY Hf#lssI4 Tae rvruBua Haa ktvs. lae
ia fcEAHts % hs ve7staH~ ans iAR merry rsauA DO.
gas O. arrive early be- tae eyUnirE snt A.! aesv
c~lTe1 ullh hearty se.ctzt51r b. -ae ssGa- AL
vrro eresH rs r4srvtAlaE Ia real f1- gym.
efai good iialr Pays af s4faagt kists ant Ee1rrt.
-,,rv~-sgI11 wera shs features af ta sYeaiEE NIfl
as.t singing -ratrE. % ssrlle e she sslt1-s
ant De- Aa grea.fy r1s rFe-i HHNr lhs patty Be
g. tngs.s rpg Iafc-vsse1 be- iar e. HssS Ah-1uE l1
reEu-E the quests lassEszf 60 lGe dining
- Eerc iae yvFsssl was srrvEss IRE t5~ wre FelA
halfs srs-s ll- EarSasi er praslE themselves
iur - NaiEir many r21rc sarA HAPPY tsFI1isy ~
THasss p~uauf lrusas 4 - afuttI1r lul
wIfr Mrs NuAaE1A HREeA.laH ans Mr. sally Eshr
az Virginia .sscs Nau.ic Warsa.uiee Carrie PANE
Soru4A Vasehtaae East~ LepP. Esta jones, Fcatl
81 -rla an Esse l. ppss Ella lsugluE Bessie -ioar
stgcf Sa1a Les~e Ada Brown Aaua GRAH. Cara
Kf.suxH aui Esssllz hrsuu- Ar-srs Nt3uar- kuip-
pie Milton ss rcsE. Cisai lEPro. hcrt-rft hs5g on.
tHzAs SE4FAu HnrzltJ Fieashjzsan hrrt-yl stFsytrs
Mat Back, utorgr EbauEh. s'Eavr -tAGfr Harvey
NAr-htrae Harry -naeacu. William uarfit. William
Nyrrs ifarriser Bzrhrnsu. J Thomas Wing IuE Jr..
H1fsee LcpPo. R1y Lsese. Percy l. pFo and hiwa
Jones'
Gran, Matthias has rrrnasIsIe-i tha buildings on
iae small farm pEreAA--1 b. alaa lEsJ fall TIE
uulaatHss are a.. nutal-l Aa taluszis sui his ur@
occuranL psYt Hzhu. took possession, Oh the a4h
inc fancrzl % 20. " Rigss % Harrisburg IA.
Who Was buficsl 80 HiEEs Chapel last saturday. was
larreiy attended NJ BlgEs was f1ftaerly vi bach
mans valley. y here he hrd rnauy friegsis he was
5 OF NJ auG Mr. Harvey Bisss. " b. DOW re
The eniu arids lu iuLs valley i,Jk RIOS! PraEals q
9lg a usa EutEUeut hErEesi
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West Falls Items.

APRIL I2.-Miss Annie Lowmau, who has
been visiting her uncle in Baltimore, has re
turned home
Walter Trigg and wife are guests Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. VIM. II. CLANCY.
Mrs II. A. Rinecker and son Edgar, speut
Saturday afternoon with Thomas Lowrnan.
0. NJ. Deyjibiss has moved his carriage re-
pository to townsville.
Mrs VIM. Clancy spent last Friday with
Mrs. j. K. Hood, Of this place
Charles ". Price. who has been very sick,
is very much better at this writing.
Mrs H. Brashear is very sick AT this dale.
Harry Peddicord. of Mt. Airy, visited his
parents here last Sunday.
Miss Clara Carver spent Saturda. with her
sister. Mrs. l. J. Kemp. of this place.
Miss Emily Gosnell, who has been visiting
her brother. at Woodbine, has returned home.
Allie Buckingham and wife spent Monday
with their uncles aud aunt here.
Mr.. c. E. Browning, our merchant, was in
Union Bridge this week.
j. w. Wilson has purchased from 0. Baum.
gartner piece of land adjoining the West
Falls store on which be will erect a dwelling.
Edward Watkins and wife spent Monday
with VIM. Clancy and family.
l.. c. Lowman, of Mt. Airy. was a guest of
Mrs. A. c. Lowman on Monday.
Miss Ella Hood of this place, was guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. K. Hood last Sunday.
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Proceedings Of school Board.

Notwithstanding the very iaciement weather
ali the Com mlssiunerS were present at tie
regulsr meeting OF the month. last Monday
Through lack Of money TO do otherwise. "a
is the custom of The Board to consider any
question relative 10 building. or adding new
rooms only when the necessity seems to be so
pressing that it would really be wrong to post
pone the matter.
After careful consideration the Board de
cided to put an addition 10 the school house
al Patapsco, and a committee was appointed
10 take iuto consideration the question Of re
building the school house at Oregon, near
Taneytown. This house is badly in need Of
repairs, but 1t is question TO whether or
not the house is in condition such as would
justify any attempt TO repair.
The School Board has recently purchased
wall map of Maryland for all the shoot houses
ia the county.
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HOuckSyille Items.

APRIL l2.-Mrs. ). +. sullivan Ni'''''
Baltimore last tuesday; hi.
Mrs NJ. b. Smith. OF UnlontoWh, anu E Hls.
Bohn, OF Pleasant Grove, spent last 'u"'ay
with IN, Mr.; and Mrs /; ". buchnfaV WI, ,.;f
Inc Laules ana oociety % IN =, ~
give an entertainment SUNDAY at ~ It, u \ :"
the church; Inc utie OF Tue p'os'''' ''' -'''
ture Awakening.
Arbor Day exercises were OBS, leu pl
wesley and HoncksVllle scE""'s' y '"'i''e'
Of Trees were planted al ei''h Se".o',
Miss Grace Ely, vino has been nursing al
Noodsborough, Md, tor about a year Is spenq
ing fortnight with her or''hcI' N"l'' L.
Clay Ely.
Mrs. Roy ". Spaneler ana son EDSche are
guess ct Peter Bnchn''n ana "'ie'
Jessie Eiser1d". who has h'rn ON 'hr sex
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13
Personal Notes.

Persons having friends A. guests aui sslr. tire
publication OF the same VIII pieasc send their
usncs to this ofiice EpUoEs-i
Mr. jacob GAIL. Il IVES, Chester. Pa. si,.
tied his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.. Anthony Cab.
this city. several DAYS ihjs week.
Rev Father Femme. of G"vaas'uwn Nj
spent last Monday in Wesimiusr-r.
Mr. Fisher WauiE, Of this c,iy, is attending
the great billiard coates. held r. Ms fur,
this week.
Mr. Charles r. Hunter represented Chsriy
Ladgr X. of p, this city, Al the m-e'iug gf
the Grand Lodge iu Baltimore this We,N.
Mr. c. A Franc. Of New York, Ms, Az.
Cali, Of Virginia snj Miss Edna Strong, 81
Kent county, Nd. are spending lhr Easler
holidays With DR.. ". J. Seiby, near Ehfs city.
Misses Louise sad Jessie Atire, of At De
Sales Academy. Gainesville. Md. are speud-
ing the Easter holidays with Miss Gladys
YandeTiord.
Mrs. J. D. CroSl and son Esstssl Of West
miusier. are visiting friends n Baltimore 'bJs
week.
A marriage license va is.e3 in Bal'imorr.
on Thursday, 20 Cleveland A. Nyrrs. Naa.
chester. aud Sadie c. GraE. Of Baltimore.
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EASTER In THE CHURCHES.
Special Music, Sermons and Other Exercises
in the Several Churches on That Day.

Each church in Wrs. minister has prepared
special r.usic for Easter, the Queen Of the
Religious Festivals. Several of the Sunday
schools will also have extra services.
The following program OF music will be
followed at the early service at six o clock on
Easter at st. PauIs Reformed Church.
Thel ord of Life is Risen..............A. Nevin
As II Began to Dawn. .Chas. Vincent
Hozanma Easter Song )...........Jules Graner
Gloria in EXcelsis.. Chant
St. Johns Catholic Church-First mass at
7.15. and grand solemn high mass at 10 a.
M: grand solemn vespers at $50 p. m.
Father Cassidy will be assisted BY two clery
men from Washington. d. c. At the high
mass the music will be: Professional by
Gounod; Mercaudane's Mass with GLORIA 5
Regina Coeli as 0fertoriur Mrs. N. H.
Baumgartner organiSt, and Mr. Charles L.
Fink director.
At Grace Lutheran Church there will BE-
Holy Communion at 10. 80 q. NJ, with sermon.
and the special music will be an Anthem by
choir-Christ is Risen. the Stone is Rolled
Away. Solo-Hail, Holy Light; Beautiful
Home of Paradise. At 100 p. m. exercises
and cantata by Sunday school. This Friday
night preparatory services and confirmation.
Centenary NJ. E. Church services at 10 80
a. m, with sermon by Rev. II. VI. Rider
and special music by the choir.
Rev l.. F. Warner, pastor of the NJ. P
Church, will begin the 9th year of his ministry
in this city by preaching an Easter sermon
Sunday morning. Hope Divine, beauti-
full Easter service will be rendered by the
Sunday school in the evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13
Berrett Items.

APRIL l2.-J. J. Brandenburg and wife and
f. j. Brandenburg spent several days in Bal
timOre this week.
Andrew Cook is very i'll at this writing.
H. b. Pickett and wife spent Sunday with
Basil Dorsey and wife.
Mrs. Rachel Penn is better at this writing
than she has been for long time.
Frank Turner, of Sykesville, was the guest
of Miss Florence Brandenburg last Sunday
Mrs Mary Belts, of Porter's, and Miss Ella
Frizze spent Thursday with Mrs. Fannie
Dorsey
Mrs. H. B. Pickett, is spending several days
with her sister, Miss Florence Brandenburg.
The Sunday school at Berrett was reorgan-
lied recently.
Ollie Buckingham and wife and Miss Lura
Buckingham of Baltimore, spent Sunday with
J. j. Brandenburg and family.
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Sunny Side Items,

APRIL l2.-German Communion at 81.
Bartholomew on Sunday morning at $50.
by Rev J. A. Me;zger.
Last Sunday afternoon Pine Grove Sunday
school was recognized The following 9TH
Gers were elected Superintendent. Charles
Baumearinrr and john 4, G0brecht; secre
tarir-. Edward Il Miller and Mr.. Calvin
Cuger: treasurer. iohr Hoover; managers,
ELIAS Blocher. Nahs Arter. Emory Sell, Mrs
David BaughmAu Mrs. Howard Myers and
Mr. Wesley BerWaErT; librarians, Esta brsm-
gard. Bertha BagghmAa. Nahluu Steiner aud
Edgar Berwarsr. organIsts Misses Lydia Sell,
Mary Gobrccht and E.sta Sholl; cofueiis,, Levi
Gohrecht: chorislers. Lloyd Baughuan. Noah
f.. Gabrrchi and J. y. Sholl; deacous. Mon
roe Feesrr, Aaron Miller. Clara Steiner aud
Bertha Beppa; sexton. William Grur~cEt
School viii meet Sunday s. 3. m.
Uriah After. Of bHtp Run, Is IN as this
writing.
Pau, Hess. near here, Is Fmpipsed by Oliver
ShaH. Of Union Mills, an ajs farm for the
summer.
Jonas Myers. wife and son James visited
Albert Hess Jas, SuadAy-
Arthur WsikcrmAa, Of L.,i.es,owu, and Miss
Fannie Hess, OF this place, VISITED Oliver
Shoit's lAsl Sunday evening.
Noah r. tiobrpchf and family, ct Hanover,
spent Sunday with hss brother. John A. 60
brcch'. of P,rs Grove.
Miss l.7itie auI J VIM. Sbali Gay He's,
T-.ra. Vernon and Monroe MBrkie sri Jonas
Miller spent SUNDAY Aneruusa So Fraus
kpulEs's
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A Family Reunion.

wife bad an of their children home for the
first time in eight years. The day WAS very
pleasantly spent in conversation, interpreted
with music.
4 fine dinner was served at p. IN. Those
present were Frank Snyder aud wife, Cecil 4.
Snyder, wife and children Naomi aud Elmo,
Osborn Snyder, wife and daughter Hazel,
Newman Snydel. wife and daughter Evelyn.
John +. Snyder and Miss Meta Snyder, all
of Baltimore; Miss Jesse. Emory, Reno, As
bury and Leroy Snyder are home with their
parents.
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TayIoTSyillc Items.

ApRlL l2-Miss Marie Harris has gone to
New York to spend few weeks with her
sister. and expects in the near future 10 visit
the West.
Misses Bessye Farrer and File Frizzell
visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Burgess Condor, OF Win
field, from Saturday until Sunday.
Fred Jenkins was in Baltimore from Friday
until Sunday.
Surveyors passed through here this week on
the proposed Toate for an electric road from
Frederick to Baltimore.
Following is list of the furs bought and
disposed OF by George ". Magn Skunks
243, mnks %, opossum ~, raccoons 30, white
weasels -, brown weasels u, brown musk
rats 6l5. black musk rats Is, red fox 4, SPUR
rels SO, and rabbits so, He paid for the lot
S5O2 80.
John Dudderar, of near here, spent a few
days in Baltimore last week.
Mrs.Julia A. lngels is very i'll at this writing
Sunday school at this place Sunday after
noon at ? p. m. Preaching at g.
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APRIL l2-Hezekiah Morrow, Of Roseville,
as delegate of the Westminster order, at
tended the State Encampmeut OF the g. A. R..
in Baltimore on Monday aud Tuesday. While
there he visited his youngest son at TOwsOn.
who is in a Sauitarium for consumptives.
John NJ. Reese also visited the Encampment
on Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Reese visited friends in Balti
more from Tuesday until Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. Matthias visited Mr..
Matthias sister, Mrs. Anders, in Westminster,
last Sunday
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Gambler Items.

APRIL 1l.-Rev Mr.. Dudley, of Springfield
Presbyterian Church, preached an impressive
sermon at Mt Pleasant last Sunday, on the
parable of Dives and Lazarus.
Rev. Harry Spencer and bride, (nee) Miss
Davis, together with Mr.. Howard Spencer,
wife and child, of Wheeling, West Virginia,
were guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Spencer, on the 9th instant.
Charles S. Brsuning, an aged and estimabie
citizen of our village, is seriously ill with
kidney and bladder trouble.
y Robert E. Barnes and wife visited Balti-
more last Saturday
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Base Ball.

Last Saturday the Western Maryland Col
lege baseball team in its first game on its own
grounds was defeated by Rock Hill College 8
10 4. The lineup was
Rock Hill Colege-Wigleswort h.; Byrd,
rf; Hinley. IS. Edelen, p; Garfield, IT,; Ma
lone. cf; Thebaud, 3d.; Brennan, c.; Robin
son, %.
Western Maryland College-Ramer Id.
Adkins, rf. Short. 49,; Hanks, p.; Leonard,
IT,; Reamey, CT; Baldwin, 3d.; Cooling, c.;
Higgins, 2b.
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wealner Keeora lor Lne week.

April mercury 50 At : a. IN. and B. az >
T.. o., tair. April S-mercuy 81 At .. 10.
aud GO al p. m. /, clear, followed by cloudy
weather; continuous ram from i. 80 p. N.
April mercury 81 at : A. m. aud ~ at , p.
IN rpiu. with occasional heavy showers until
p. m. wiiu lightning and thunder at 5 p. m.
April lO-mrrcury 80 al : a. III. and IS al
y. IN; tog, followed BY fair weather; cloudy
after / 3. m. with light shower; clear after
. 80 p. N. April ll-msrcury 10 al q. IN.
aud So at p. m. partly cloady aud bIuslery.
A pril l2-mercury I3 at : u. N. and 81 at ,
.. m. fair; clear at night. April l3-mer-
curry IS at ! a. III. and 60 At > p. IN; clear.
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A Narrow Escape from Serious Accident.

On Friday afternoon of last week Nimrod
Davis aud his daughter, Deborah, were on
their way home from Samuel W. Bonds store,
at Marston. They had gone about three
team came out Of field. Mr.. Davis was
going down a steep grade, and did not see the
team following until it was right on his wagon.
A front foot of one of the lead horses was
caught in the wagon and front foot of the
other became fastened in the wheel, throwing
both of them into u side ditch. Fortunately
neither Mr.. Davis or the horses were seriously
hurt Mr.. Davis horse ran about two miles
and was caught unhurt. Mr.. Davis thinks
there ought to be a law passed prohibiting
people driving their teams standing in their
wagons,
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Bachman's valley Iisms.

ArElL l. .-TAcrc viii hE special services Faster
SUNDAY - Rev II II PICK a. Eh-s place. AMI a
coIIcc:IUu I}l he taken for church extension
Ms Rachel FroCk has moved 30 the home Of &.
n Stnth. she having dCciali upI 30 live in Han
over. Pa.
Raymond Semester and family spent saturday In
uauugeg
several persons from herr attended The funeral Of
William biEES last saturday. He Mss well known
b people
GTaag Hi,h uud wife. v uo VII Dc ucw sexton
az Jerusalem Church. moved into one q 40 Bach
mans houses until sac sexton house is repaired.
David n -gsTuer moved from his old home yes
.cr,iAy 10 his new home in Hanover.
Many farmers have finished blowing SOW ug oats
ami planting potatoes.
10 VA stated last week shat David Leppo had
moved TO Joseph WarenImes whIch sasa mista Sc.
he has gone to Thee. BiEES farm iUra year more
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meifOrd Items.

APRIL ll.-Medlord Grange will meet in
the hall Wednesday evening, April Is. The
meetings hereafter will be on Wednesday
evening instead of an afternoon
Those who moved this spring are Ephraim
Haines, who left his farm and moved into Mrs
Ella Roberts house, and Rein Faryer on
Mr.. Haines' farm; f. H. Willet moved on
his farm, recently purchased of Thomas Ham.
and Joseph Roop to Mr. Amos Wampler's
farm, vacated by +. H. WiIlet; Mr.. Sauble
from Mrs. Molly Horns house to the Wash.
lngton road Bee Barber into the house va
Gated by Mr.. Sauble; Scott Bollinger to Mrs
May Roop's farm; Nathan Diehl to Mr. Lam
bert's farm, and Mr.. Zeniz from Mr. Lambert's
farm to Mr.. Geiman's farm in Cranberry
Valley.
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KeYSYille liens

APRIL 20. r. koonlz and C. A. Fox
were in Baltimore last Monday and Tuesday.
Peter K. Wilhide was kicked by one Of his
mules and his right forearm broken. DR..
C. n. DilIer reduced the fracture.
Mrs. S. n. Forney and Mrs. John McHenry,
who went to Boston, Mass, last February,
returned home on Wednesday.
Health Of community generally good.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And others Who
Have Passed Away.
CARR.

Alexander Carr. retired farmer died ut
| his home, in Westminster, on April 9, in his
| SD year. Mr.. Carr was the owner of several
fine farms, on one of which. near Warfelds
! burg he formerly resided. HI WIS a trustee
! Of the Church of God AT Narfeldsburg. aud it
was mainly through his efforts that the church
editice Of the denomination at that place was
erected He donated the ground upon which
| ii stands aud contributed largely to the build
! ing fund. He also donated the ground for
| cemetery adjoining the church H. leaves a
/ widow, but uo children. two daughters having
| died some years ago. His grandson, Daniel
! IL. HoiHugrr. residing on his farm. near War
| heldsburg, is his only direct descendant. :
| graudniece, Mrs. Herbert Morgan, and her
| husband resided with him in this city. His
funeral aud ntermeut took place at the War
hedSburg church on Tuesday and was largely
attended
SHRVER.
David keener Shriver died at his residence
| in Westminster, on April 10. from a campli
| cation of diseases, in his 6lSt year. Mr.. Shriy
er was son Of the late Augustus aud Maria
l.. keener ShrIver. of Avoudale, Carroll COun
ty. Mr.. Shrver for many years was in the
employ Of several harvester machine and other
companies, and his occupation required him
to travel extensively his route being from
Mexico In several southern States and as far
north as New York. Wherever be went he
made friends. He also had taken several trips
to Europe During the Civil War he was a
member of the Pennsylvania Bucktail Reg.
meut and saw much hard and active service,
and was in several of the Confederate prisons
Mr. Shriver Is survived by "a widow. who
was Miss Clementjue ". Suader. aud the fol.
lowing children: Misses Annie. NoIie. NauIe
lud NaiFe, ana AessFs. Edward Eiinge ana
Howell, aud sister, Mrs, Mariana Reifsnider,
and large number q halt brothers aud SIS
ters and n1eces and nepheEs.
hls funeral took place thursday afternoon
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-04-13
BANK DEPOSITS, ETC.
Deposits in the Several Banks in Carroll
County Amount to $4,212,29s.s0.

At the close of business, on April 6, the
following national, savings and other banking
institutions in this county had on deposit the
following amounts:
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business Locals.

Easter Presents in Gold, Sterling Silver,
Bronze and Cut Glass at Casselrs, The Jew
eler.
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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 printed
elsewhere 81 90 will be charged. Terms cash.
April l6, at II m Fresh COW, Osborne mower,
furniture, &c L. P. Manning, on the GOisuch
road near Westminster.
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{ aster Gloves.

Our showing of dependable Gloves for
women, men and children embraces every sea-
sonable and stylish kind, and at the lowest
possible prices.
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Carry 81 .uec >cAsrAyrl SAFE at CsIuu
i4aa. a.eI s.; Der fs, lrsgs- % AS salem stF,v;.
k4lsinarr, oa Apr! a. taasra ~ataSsisy
narelrc. ~ Do csuvk. a. the ksfarsari
lhaErn Manrnr..nr
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-29
sNAPPY

Tall Editor hear Bumscribe is
running a snappy column in your pa
per now. Is it the personal column?
Short Editor-No; it is entitled "All
About Dogs That is why we call it
snappy.
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rnps: ~Aay your your
cheerful?
thatro paved.v
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TAKEN UNAwAREs.

II thought he was confirmed
bachelor. but he's engaged to Miss
Capsetter-"
We'll. I suppose We shouldn't be
surprised. Eternal vigilance is the
price Of liberty