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Orphans' Court.

Monday. Aueusi 20-AhrAham !. Gscmau,
administrator IT Isaac Petry, returned Iuvcn-
torres 81 mnury snd debts
J ihu ". Sbipisy. executor. aud J. HoEard
Shipiey. agent and attorney Tor tharies T.
ShiIIry. decrss,'i, executor Of Thomas y.
ShinIcy. received order 70 transfer mortgage
aud Judgment
Tuesday. August 2l--The last Niil and iss
tstnsu, vt f. Bradford H. Greenwood. was
admitted To probate and letters testAmcutary
thereon we're granted To Elizabeth Jane Green
wood. Who received warrant 20 aPprasse, and
order g. notify creditors,
The last Niil and testament 81 hituyah u
Wickcrr, WAS admitted 10 probate. and letters
documentary thereon were granted to Mary
Eta AIbsush. Who received warrant to AZ
praise, also order in notify cr-'i,tnrs, and who
returned inventory ot personal Yr'PeFiy.
Thr,sior5R 4. GATtrrr. Administrative oi
Genrrs. " Gardner. rrccssrd order 90 transfer
sleek and mortgage. aHd ,sftlci 6r.s aec,suni.
Harry X Sharf-r and Flank I. Shaefet,
administrators 81 William Il. Shs~aer. sc'tlezi
hsss aud FINAL sCenauL
Joshua ". ilerlug. executor ui sally loaE
sell. iilcl report nf sale Of real estate, aud
received order utsl thereon
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Oay Items.

Auarsy - PrraehinE SandAy 10 aO =. NJ
hy Rev Gc0rsr Cec,L Eysurth League Al
80 p, m Wa. Fleming 4iii lead th~ 'nreI-
iss.
Mrs. H. b Pickett. the uu~ly elected -s
yrssnscnd~aI og yas-nilo ~nfk. all bold meet
iaxs regular oa SATURDAY Afternoons At : 80
% clock.
pur,as an rlegIricAl Storm Tuesday aiEhI a
ssiaAhie bore osnei by George Nullln,G "a
Killed
Frank J Brandenhprs sclsi a. e~Tl niAn Al
the wr,idiaz ct Mr.. Gr,.ffr Brandenharz and
Ms B.-s.4s Mrli-~ ~ BeshAHT W. +. charch
Balt,mos.. Nd. "Wednesday. AugusI -
M. Chart, Vsltmoai, 81 Pennsylvania.
aud Nrs E,ms nl Niry,niA. we're El~sls Of
NJ aud M. Strphsf, Gsuf.ii tbs NreA.
Mr. Apd Mrs Peter Groves, ni BAtimors',
aha hty. h.-~a Wishing relative, ih- ls-t ten
DAYS, have, returned home
The party uf yuauE folks boarding ~ the
hssn- ~ NJ aaJ Ms, : Z, i.-@ts have ge
lurued to Bsiumarr.
NJ and Ms Charles Beck entertained ,n
hsuar 81 lhrir ni-cs. MIS- Adams. eat NAyaes
boru, Pa, last Fhursiay evening.
Captain SYLVESTER Of Maryland Agricultural
College. AS the guest Of Joseph J. Braadeu
burg resrntiy,
Mss Hannah Shank. of NeN Windsor, VtS
tied Mss + P~Ad A~reirr last seek.
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We.t Falls Itema.

AuUvsr u. Henry Dorsey spent Sunday
evening with e.. " Lo@man.
Mr aud Mrs Nm. II. Chaney aud family
,pest SUNDAY With Mr.. aud Mr.. EdsAEd
MaIhnix, Of long Corner, HowrrI eOanty.
Clarence Mercer, ct Balnnnso, spent a lev
DAYS last week With J. {. Low ,Han.
Wm. o. WEIGH aud wife spent sunday with
g. Wesley i.oWman and ~ie near Cover
Eddie CLANCY accompanied by tephas
Carver visited Truman l.0wman Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Donald. of Richmond, Va,
acssnmpanied by Mr.. Sarah Clnry, OF Mounl
Airy, spent Friday with Mr.. aud Ms. Low
maH.
Mrs. Wm. CLANCY spenI few days recently
With her daughter, Mr.. ". o. Tngg, Of Bal
timore.
Miss Clara Carver IS visiting friends in MI
Airy,
Miss Edna G. Kolb spent a few days in Bal
timnre recently.
The West Falls boys are anticipating ou
organizing base ball team ia the near future
Thomas LIwman thrashed last Wednesday
His crop yielded - bushels u the acre.
Miss Grace Mullinix, Of Long Corner, How
ard county, is visiting Mn. Vim. CLANCY.
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AuGUsr &c. n. Hamilton spent Sunday
With relativesin Jarretisyille, Hartford county,
Md.
There has been liberal reward offered for
information as to who has been rractieing un
| teing horses at picnics. There were three
united at st. Peters and one at ST. Paurs.
| The latter was united aud driven home by
some unknown person. They say that lead is
"a very good cure for persons caught in this
| act.
| Miss Ella Abbott. of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives and friends at this place.
Miss Dora Boerner and Miss Melva Smith
are visiting j. Harry Blocher and family.
| rhen. Sparks. our new merchant, spent
| Tuesday IN Baltimore.
| Picnic here Saturday afternoon and evening
| Preaching Sunday evening T.30.
| On account of scarcity of apples we are in
/ formed the distilery will not be running this
| fall here.
The Little Band held services last Sunday
evening at w. Fl. Kneller's.
Treva, infant daughter of Edward Koerner
and wife, after an illness Of over two weeks
died at O'Clock Thursday morning ofcholerS
| infantum.
Messrs. Spicer and Hamilton have this week
received cars bran and car coal. They
expect to be ready in few weeks to handle
grain.
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a GuiItinq Party.

A very enjoyable quilting was given ey Mrs.
Thos Kaufman. near Westminster, Thursday.
The guests began to arrive at o'clock and
continued until II. A very sumptuous dinner
was served at ~: everyone enjoyed themselves
immensely. Those present were: Mrs.
Thomas kaufman, Mrs. Samuel Wagner,
jeremiah Haines, Charles Gilbert and wife,
VIM. Ii. Geiman and wife, Mrs. I. F. Huson,
Lucindy Diffeubaugh, Messrs. Emory Kauf-
man, Chas. Geiman, Frank Huson, Jr., Mrs.
Frank Warren, Sara c. Kaufman, May Gel
man, David Burns, Samuel Harris, Annie
Roop. Ella Warner, Mrs. John Roger, Miles
Warner. Uriah Bixler, Katharine Bonsaek
Rose Cieiman. Mrs. John Little, David Young,
Chas. Bankard, John Hiliebridle, Lucretia
Geiman, Elizabeth Petry, Mrs. Jim Lemon,
Denton Reese. H. s. .Wittier, F. W. Miller
and wife, Nellie Mccain. Bessie Mccain,
Madeline Ge;man, Marie HuSon, Margaret
Warren, Katherine Huson, Mrs. Il. Gilbert
| Helen Gilbert, Eugenia Geiman, Ruth Gilbert,
| Roger Gilbert. Mrs. Charles W. Burg, Helen
| kaufman. Mildred Huson, Chas. Gilbert, Jr.,
Mrs. Rachel T.. Caylor, Mrs. Jeremiah Gel
man, Elizabeth Geiman aud Mrs. David Gel
man. 0nly few of this number were able to
| get At the quilts at once At 4 O'Clock ice
cream aud fruit was served; soon after this
the guests began TO leave for their respective
homes.
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry p. Wareheim aud
daughter Dorthy, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee G. Lester, of near Westminster.
DIR. J. H. Frazer, of Baltimore, is spending
two weeks in this city.
Rev. Wilson Thomas, of Hampstead, visited
Emory Grove camp on Monday.
Mrs. j. II. Wilburu, Misses Myrtle and
May Lorrentz, of Baltimore, are at the Noun
| tain View House, near this city.
Misses Matte and Anna Hook, Of Bati
more, are spending the months of August and
September at their home at Finksburg.
Misses Grace and Annie Isle, of Glen
Falls, have been spending week with friends
in Rockdale.
Miss Blanche Matthews, of Hampstead, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lee c. Lester, OF
near Westminster.
Thomas P. Maynard. of Baltimore, will
spend the month of September at the home
of his parents Mt Mt. Airy.
Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn and daughter,
of Lynchburg, Virginia, was gnest of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw, Bond street, this
| week.
Mrs. William A. Wheeler and daughter,
Mildred, of Baltimore, spent month with
Mrs. Wheeler's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. A.
Gorsuch, near this city.
Miss Agnes Gorsuch. of Westminster, who
has been visiting relatives in Baltimore and
Glyndon, returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs C. c. Cover, Of Cover, Carroll
county. have announced the engagement OF
their daughter, Haddie Belle Cover, to Mr..
Thomas Preston Mace, Of Grutta, Rockingham
county, Va. The wedding will take place IN
the early fall.
Mr.. Elmer J. Kooekogey, of Baltimore,
spent Sunday at The home of Lee c. Lester,
of near Westminster.
Miss Emma II. Zern and Miss Olga f. Ben
der, of Philadelphia, Pa, aud Ralph Bone
sack, of Washington, d. c., have been the
guests of William Geiman for month. Miss
Zern and Miss Bender having also visited at
Gettysburg and Frederick.
Master Howell Crawford. OF near Ssndyville,
spent last week, and Master Carroll Crawford,
this week, with Master Ivan Shullz, Hamp-
stead.
Mr.. William b. Roger, OF Washington, d.
c., spent few days ia this city this week.
Misses Louise and Jessie Alice. Of Pixies.
vile, are guests Of Miss Gladys VAnderiord,
East Green street.
Misses Ethel Mi,ten, Of Wakefield; Anna
Close, of Westminster, and Edward Drechsler,
Of Carrollion. spent last Sunday in Baltimore
and Emory Grove Camp.
Mr. Jacob Lester spent & few days last
week with his uncle. Lee c. I.eisier, Of near
Westminster.
Miss Ethel Mireu, Of Wakefield, was guest
at Charles Closes, near Westminster, last
week.
Misses Rulh Bennett and Salhe Covingtnn
and DIR. J. W Harner, Of Clio. ). c., SallIe
Austin. OF Red Springs, n. Y; aud Annie
McCAnna. Of West POINT, Va, arc visiting
Miss Clara Yingiing, of ghis city.
Misses Bessie and Idlly Mccain, Of B.lii
more, are visiting the Misses Warner, Of West
Main street
Dr. J. s. Myers. Of this city, leil on the
18th instant for a ten days lrp to Boston sud
Portland. Ne.
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union Mills Items.

Aroryr u. Mrs. Sarah Koouiz Is spending
= te~ ~erks With her son. Rev. !. T. koontz,
IA Hanover.
Ms. Clarence ForhRev. Of Baltimore, ~
yisli,ag her mother. Mr.. Elizabeth Feeser.
Bernard Ecker and family we're the guests
Of l.ry, Mans and family. At Tyrone, last sun.
dAy.
Miss Eiua RAhu. Of BaIHnorp, - Visiting
Ms Emma Barspoa.
Nrs " l.. Frazier and three daughters, OF
Cinrinpatii, visiting relatives in this place.
Mss i4Ihr kooniz as vIsittnc her brothers
ia Eainmuvv. th,s seek.
The members Of the VI. T.. Congregation
arr h7vsag their church nicely paPyrr,i
Alsscs Jessie and Sarah koUutE, Of Hanover,
have been the guests Of rriagivrs IN this place
The yaa Srek.
No, AlonzA Mans. daughter Of the late
SAmtsl Myers, died Al her h0n~, near this
plac-. on MoaiaY. August ~. aged ah"s, 4
years. She has been suffering ios gate a
wbir sHh a complication ut diseases aud her
+ drAgh ~ nng unexpected She was con
+ ,i.,ral member ct the Reformed church, Al
I SILVER Run, Al ~high pAes her funeral took
| place Thursday morning. She - survived BY
I = husband add one Iaashier, t~o SISTERS, Mrs
/ Noah AFTER sud Hrs SiJnna Henry. also three
/ trolhers. jacob, Jesse sad Reuben Myers.
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a Birthday Party.

Atthe home of Edward Myers and wife, near
Frizelburg, party was given in honor OF
Mrs. Myers. The evening was spent various
games aud conversation. Abou! II O'Clock
all were invited to the dining room where
refreshments were served in abundance.
Those present were: Edward Myers and wife,
James Myers and wife, Mrs. Fred. Yingling;
Misses Mary Myers, Maud Harmon, Mary
Kester. Mary Koons, Mabel Myers, Laura
Freeman, of Pittsburg; Lula Myers, Ada
Myers, Ada Strevig, Bette Morningstar, Julia
Myers, of Baltimore; Sadie Strevig, Bell Sire
Wig, Ida Yinglng. Lula Myers and Treva
Myers; Messrs. Murray Mailman, Wilbur
Harmon, Charles Null Walter Myers, Frank
Myers, Herschel Brothers, Otto Myers, Nor
man Myers, Clarence Myers, William Rooms,
Herbert Myers, Harvey Dickensheets, Charles
Strevig, VIM. Yingling, Myron Myers and
George Yingling.
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Manch0steF Items.

AUGrsF 22.-The golden glow fete, under
the auspices OF Pass Il On, sunshine
Branch. Manchester, held 10 Firemens Hall,
Saturday evening, August lsth. WAS quite
success, both socially aud financially. The
large crowd in attendance proved the interest
and sympathy Of the public IN the good work
being done BY the society The hall Sas very
pretlIly decorated with festooning Of yellow
and black pennants from corners 10 center Of
ceiling. held by large sunbursi of yellow and
white. A proiusiou Of golden glows were used
throughout the hall. The table ~as gracei
wiIh many boquels oE golden glo~s, also can
delahrs with yellow candles and white shades.
The ladies aud children serving wore Whits
dresses and golden glow, All of which made a
pretty and sunshiny appearance. lee cream,
cakes. cAranlels, SnozhAlls and lemonade wsre
on sale. from which, With the money cputri
buttons. the sum Of S24 was realized.
Mss Lolita I.asieane. of Bsllrm ore. has t.
turned home after vis3t 81 SIX seeks ~Ith
Mis- Thurman.
/ w. A. Myers. % Baltimore, Is spending
this seek IN town.
Mr. aud Ms. Arnold Aad child sp~nt iwu
sorks With Mrs. Araold's sister. Mrs. CnraiIs
lecss.
Ms Helen Gr~enhnli Is spending August
sith her aunt, Mrs. Wesley sander
Ms UuEcs and ~nn have retained to their
hamc 10 MAnhqs. n \. Ntss Celia Sha~er
Weat ~iib them tor a visit Of ,hrrc seek
Rev and Mrs. ; ~ Reei-r aai sau. wi
liam. have returned from a vlsig 10 Caflsss,
NJ. Gretua. York. Lancaster aud Hanover. IA.
Ms C. ". EysieE aad NArEurrge Esster
arr spending the moath Of AaEasi W'lh r. }
Crumrinr.
Roy Bro~a. at B,luuo0r sP~ui sAi, -r~k
IN Manchester
joseph " Anltrr aai sic spent Sunday
hor-.
Charles Bansv. og altoona: Bertha tiogd,sg.
Dr Roberta flragie. sadie Rangs aai Asnlr
Cart. ai Hanover. Pa, spent lev day. ~Jth
No William Bergman.
Rev and Mrs Charles Trump. Mary. Hr,s.
Charles and 3'rAak Trump, q AastIn.hars.
~ Va, arr sI~udsRE ssm-slme slJh nr.
Trump anI hsusIiy.
Ms. B.-sas Herr. 81 Westminster. h,s lsrra
gls,lsrr her Aaals Misses. sara AaI lsrtir
framp.
v,frinia and JaIsa Roach. u BALTIMORE. arr
visiting to-, N,ssss Tramp.
Me- Shararr and daughter, Mss Niasic.
u gaiiimy,s~. sf-~ul frw DAYS st,h Mr.. Wm.
shoa~r Ms Famine Sho~rr accompanied
Ihrul e., their hon~ ag a vsst.
Ma Rassl~z. Mss Elsznof saj Virginia
Bo,clrr and llr Frs=i. hielsae, II haitmatr.
spent TUESDAY IN io~n.
Ms. M,snte lioHasa sircat z~~k 18th
Mr. e. Asller
J N~sisY HnHark~ E Anl -,f- r~garisd from
Tn davs Trip So O4d Posns Caasitsrt, Prov
iruoe. Nc~I.ors. Bassoa aud other so,ut-, and
we're delighted ~4gh yhrir sup-
Ms " L~oaAri Frr~dslr, 81 Baltmor~,
visited hers this wcek.
Mr.. l~ah Gillas aad Willie Have spes,
several ~erks nth Mr. Aifrila Aorolock
Carur laAoiie - vtss;sug her SISTER. Mrs.
ShNw 20 Fgs,isrlCk.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.

KELLER.
Margaret B., daughter of Mrs. NJ. Keller and
the late DR.. Josiah G. Keller, of Do West
Monument street, Baltimore, died at her late
daughter of the late Joshua Ginghng, and a
niece of Mrs. Jane Coon, of Westminster.
HEARD.
Mrs. Susan A. Heard, aged IS years, wife
of Lewis Heard Hagerstown, died August II,
She is survived by her husband and one
daughter. Mrs. Heard was daughter of
Jesse Better, of Frederick county, and a SIS
ter of Mrs. Irving Boone, of Double Pipe
Greek, and George Billie, of Rocky Ridge.
HAINEs.
Joseph L. Haines, one of the mt st prom
nent residents of Carroll county, died Thurs o..
day morning at his home, near Linwood, of
an acute attack of asthma, in bis 10th year.
Mr.. Haines was son of the late Reuben
Haines, of Carroll county, and nephew OF
the late Nathan Haines, of Carroll county.
He resided on hne farm and WAS a man OF
considerable wealth. He was civil engineer
by profession and made surveys tor the location
Of the Western Maryland railroad when twas
being built between this city and Baltimore.
He also, for his personal information, made
a thorough study OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and It's possibilities, and strongly Ia
vored utilizing it for generating electricity.
contepding that it WAS of sufficient power to
supply light and heat to the entire State of
Maryland. He said that 200, 900. horse
power from the canal was running out to sea
every "A hours.
Mr.. Haines was a member of the Society OF
Friends and politically a Republican. He
was always deeply interested in political
affairs. A few years ago he was II candidate
for the House OF Delegates on the Republican
ticket, but was defeated by narrow margin.
Mr.. Hsines was twice married and hrs
second wife survives. He leaves two sons by
his first wife-Messrs. Charles and Morris
Haiuez. He also leaves three sisiers-Ars.
J. j. Weaver. Jr.. OF Uniontown; Mrs, Thos.
K. Smith, of Virginia. and Mrs. Frank II.
Darby, Of Williamsport Nd.
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Pleasant Hin Items.

AUGUST g. Miss Grace Morelock. of Han
over. Pa, spent Monday with Levi j. Motter
and family.
Murray Bechtel recently completed the
building of fine hog house which greatly
adds to the appearance Of his farm
Augustus j. Weimert, wife and daughters,
Emma aud Cora, returned home "Wednesday
last after delightful visit among friends in
Baltimore and vicinity.
Miss Ella Bloeher, OF Littlestown, Pa, spent
several days this week with her upHlA- John
Thurman and family.
Mrs. Harvey Boose after being very i'll for
sometime IS improving.
John N Stair and wife and Charles Crebs
and wife spent several days last week visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. Charles Duttera and child. of Littles-
town, Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Murray
Masenhimsr.
Harry HumbeTt, wife and children, of May.
berry. spent several days last week with A. j..
Weimert aud family.
The farmers of this vicinity are hauling
sweet corr; some are hauling to the new can
ming factory at kingsdale, Pa, while Others
to the b. F. Shriver Co. factory, at Titles
town, Pa.
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New AdssrtIssrsn ts

PaSh ii aud Get Suit at Our Ten Day
Bargain Nale-Sharrrr Il Gorsueh, Westmln
slsT.
IeAvlngs of Summer Goods at One Hal
Price Babylon h Lirpy Co., Westminster.
Special Real Estate Offerings for Sale
W Frank Thomas. Westminster,
Commission BroAers-W Williams Il Allison
II ;. Calvert street. Baltimore.
List of Unclaimed Matter remaining IN ihf
Post Office, Westminster.
Mounts and Book Photos at Mitchells Art
Gallery. Westminster.
Private Sae-Mrs. Catherine CFapsier
Baltimore.
Farm for Sale OF Rent-APply at Advocate
Office.
Range Horses-F. p. Goodwin, Reisters
town.
Proposals for Bridge l.. Ham, Treas
FariiIizer-The Westminster Fertilizer Go
Big Hanover Fair, Hanover, Pa.
Legal Notices.
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ArGusr ls.-Walter Blizzard has returned
home. from Iowa.
Misses Helen Beard, of Washington d. c.
Gertrude Bowman aud Annie Mickey, OF Tan
merry. attended the all day picnic at Sandy
Mount on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George BarHhart spent Sun
d,y with Jonas Neudecker and family, at
Carruilion.
BRADLEY Brown aud family, Of Baltimore
snepr Saturday with William Brown and lam
lily.
Mrs Winfield CaPle.
Argusr 23-Miss SAllie Shreeve, of New
port News, Va, was guest OF Miss Carrie
Shreeve.
MIR and Mrs. George Barnhart spent Sun
5ay with Mr.. aud Mrs. George kalrider OF
Summit. Pa.
Mrs. James Childs has returned home alter
snandinr few weeks with Mrs. Wm. Tanner.
Mrs William Flemming. Of Woodhlne, IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. f. .. Snip
ley. -
Mr.. and Mrs. David Blanks and son are
guests of Mrs. Caple.
Messrs. Grover Tracey, Harry Fihler and
Thomas Barnhart spent Tuesday last at
Iih.rtytown. Md.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

August 23-The p. o. S. of A.Lohge will hold a
p'cnic in Jos p Yingling's grove Saturday, Sept
Is There will he speaking in The afternoon by
Prof Heaps of Baltimore. and by anoihe brother
from Washington. Music will be furnished by the
Pleasant Valley band.
number of our people attended the Reformed
reunion at Taneytown Thursday, August 10th, ana
spent very pleasant day.
Mrs Martha Myers daughter Edith and son Pres
ton, of Baltimore are the guests of MI and Mrs
Edw. Iingling.
Miss Helen Sneak, of Baltimore, visiting friends
and relatives in this vicinity.
Divine services viii be held Sunday morning,
August Goth, at 10 O'Clock, by Rev, ID. d. Newcomer,
of Baltimore,
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Teachers Institute Held Later this
Year.

The Public Schools Of Carroll county will
open on Monday September l0,h. That is
teaching will begin at that time, AS the Teach.
ers' Institute for Carroll will be held later in
school year, and proper aud timely notice will
be given in regard to holding the same.
Several things have come in to make il un.
advisable for us to hold the Institute at this
time for this year.
Many reasons make il advisable for US TO
hold meeting of the Carroll County Teachers
Association on Saturday, September Sth, in
the High School building in Westminster. at
many as possible of the teachers attend this
Association, which, not being within the school
year. is not specially obligatory, but in many
ways il will be an advantage to each teacher
TO be present.
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GIst Items.

AUGUST 23.-Mr. aud Mrs. Milton Fiuhr and
daughters Ehnor aud Mildred were guests of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Shipley Sunday after
noon.
Grove Shipley aud Frank Nond were guests
Of Jesse Shipley Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs Oscar Hess Is spending week at her
home.
Uerscbel Poole. of Baltimore, is spending
week with his parents, Mr.. aud Mrs PeyIon
Poole, of Gist.
Mrs. Joseph Shipley, who has been on the
sick list, is able to be out again.
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Medford Items.

AUGUST G3-Miss Jessie Ham, agent for the heirs
of the late Isaiah Ham, sold the real and personal
property in this place on Tuesday last The prop
erty was purchased by jesse Bale, of this place.
The price paid was $3.50 90.
The tomato factory ut this place will resume oper
atiOns this week They expect To have good run
this season. The foreigners from Baltimore will
arrive on Thursday to work in the factory.
James Beacham and wife, Howard Deyilbiss and
wife. Jesse Bale ChaS Peltz and Thomas Slnglnh.
all members of the Medford Grange, attended the
Farmers Institute Conference, at the Agricultural
College, near Washington, this week
W A. Spurrier and Mr.. Newman, of Baltimore,
were entertained by +. II. Wilet on Monday last.
Medford is still booming; two more buildings have
been moved this week by David EnglaT.
Mrs. Louise Taylor and daughter, of Westminster,
spent the past week with her father Jesse Bale.
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RRtNnKNRI-RG -nrrrEr

Miss Elizabeth Mettee. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Norris /. Meiiee, was married to Mr.
George Brandenhurg, Of Finksbug. Carroll
county, Nd, Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides parents 4OI North
Schroeder street, Baltimore. The bride was
attended by Miss Nellie Holmes AS maid of
honor aud Miss Ollie Roelkey. Of Brunswick,
Nd, as bridesmaid Mr.. Frank Branden-
burg, of Carroll county, was best man
The ceremony was performed by Rev. vii.
liam n. Best, of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Reisterstown, Nd. A wedding
supper followed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Brandenbnrg will reside at Finksburg, Md.
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a Social.

very delightful social was held at the
home of Mr.. Garfield Ogg, near Smallwood,
on August II, which was enjoyed by all. The
evening was spent in music until late hour,
when all we're invited to refreshments. Amuse
ments were engaged in again until a late
hour. when all departed for their homes.
Those present were: Mrs. Fannie Ogg, Mrs.
George Mengel, Mrs. Girley, Rev kitlell,
Apsom Bollinger and wife, Harry Ogg and
wife, Augustus Saddles aud wife, Frank Wech
and wife, Harvey Davis and wife; Misses
Pearl Kitlell, Maud Bolhnger. Gladys Ogg,
Minnie kiltell, Sadie Bollnger, Stella Kerten,
Virgie Davis, Thelma Welch; Messrs Bradley
Stocksdale, Garfield Ogg, Eddie Bollinger
Willie Kerten, Herbert Yinging and j. W
Williams.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-08-24
Game Law D stes.

The open season for shooting game IN Gar
roll county is as follows:
Squirrels-September to December !:
pdbb;,s-Novembe 10 to December %.
p'r,r;Jgas- November 10 to December 25.
pb.ssants-November 10 to December %.
Uoye--August Is to December %.
Woodcock-July 10 TO December 20.
Snipe-August 10 To May |.
Plover-August Is to May l.
Duck-November 10 10 April 10.
Blackbirds, crows aud hawks may be killed
at any time.