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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-10

To balance on hand Sth ward. 81 So
Total. .S16OS 10
Respectfully submitted,
j. E. MARTIN.
Treasurer.
Lafayette, La, Oct. 4, 1906.
The following accounts were read,
approved and ordered paid:
1ST. WARD.
Jos. GuidrOz, repairing NOW
ing machine, special fund.-. So 30
Arthur Billeaud, Road work,
special fund. ...... .......... 5 90
Eraste T. Broussard. road
work, special fund .......... 6 90
Adam Chiasson, road work
and bridge work, general
fund. ....... ........ ....... Is 90
Adam Chiasson, road and
bridge'work, general fund. s 90
CleOphas ChiassOn, committee
work, general fund.......... 10 co
G.. A. BOudreaux, committee
work, general fund......... 10 90
ALT. A. DelhOmme, committee
work, general fund.......... 10 90
End WARD.
Leonce Martin, special drain
age, one half to be deposited
by citizens for the ward gen.
eral fund. ............ 10 90
Conrad Brandt, lumber general
fund. &C ID
3RD WARD.
Moss Pharmacy, various, gen.
eral III 30
Lafayette Advertiser, printing,
general fund. ........ ..... % "a
Lafayette w. w. and E.. L.
Plant. water and lights to
Sept. 30, general fund.-. 4 30
Sheriff j. L. Murrell, services,
general fund. 5 10
Sheriff J.. L.. Murrell, services,
. general = 30
Waters Pierce Oil Co., one
barrel of oil, general fund.-. 6 &c
John Vigneaux, one coffin for
Dave Howard, general fnnd. I 80
Ed. G.. VOORHEES,, services, gen.
era fund........:.:.:....... 10 u
A. Matiseck, material for and
making I benches, general
fund. ........... 81 d
Lafayette Gazette, printing,
general Observation-Disclosures. 9 80
eraser Bros, work On Jail and
court house, general fund. 4 90
Prejean Bros, clothing, gen.
eral 800. L 6O
Levy Bros, clothing, general
fund......... ............. ) oO
Falk Mercantile Co., 3 shades,
general fund. ............ 50
Sheriff S. J. Ward, services,
general fund.-. ............ 81
9TH WARD
Marianne Narcisse. INDECENT,
general fund................. II 30
9Th WARD.
Felix Benoit. ) pillow points,
special fund.-. ............. = %
Ernest BrOussard, Road work
special fund. ............ -. 81 OO
Felix Benoit, nails. general
fund....... 4 w
j. G.. Martin, Nails, general !
fund. ..... L w
H. E. Toll, lumber, general
fund ......... ............ ia IA
Broussard, bridge
work, general fund.......... Ii 80
7TH WARD.
ROsemOnd LOnglinais. road
work. special fund.......... 90
STH WARD.
Cyprien Monte, spades and
hoes, special fund 30
Cyprien Monte, feeding prison
ers special fund. y 90
Conrad Brandt, lumber, gen.
eral fund. 81 50
Antoine BrOussard, bridge .
work, general fund.-. -. Is 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
Simon BrOussard, / bridge !
keeper, and one broom, gen.
eral fund. SO 90
Moved and seconded that the Jury |
adjourn to meet Monday, October 8.
at l D.. IN. to transact such business as
may come before the body. Carried.
FELIX H. MOUTON,
Secretary.
"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-10
AS FOLLOWS BY WARDS:

To balance on hand LIST ward. % rs
To balance on hand End ward. 1873 %
To balance on hand 3rd ward. Gil 18
To balance on hand 4th ward. "A 81
To balance on hand 5th ward. 284 O6
To balance on hand 9th ward. 263 IA
To balance on hand It'll ward. 215 o.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1906-10-10

Total...................s 1878 IS
Decrease for 1906 81, los. "A.
Licenses 1905 @12, 5OO.OO.
Licenses 1905 90, SOC. 90.
Decrease $6,OOO.O 0.
On motion duly seconded, Resolved
that having examined the roll tax of
1895, Il II now ordered that tbs perish.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
Unrest in Europe.

The indications point to a bad feeling be-
tween Germany and France and between
Russia and England, The trouble between
France aud Germany grows out Of who shall
have prepouderating influence in Morocco.
France claimed preponderance but the Ger
man Emperor paid an official visit to the Sui
tan of Morocco some months ago, and France
objected. England became involved, and
took stand with France. Finally it was de-
cided to hold a council of nations to consids:
the Moroccan question, and it Is to meet soon.
France and Germany have each ordered a
large number of cars, but each disclaims any
belligerent intentions. Both governments de
clare the best preventative Of peace Is to be
prepared for war.
Admiral Rojestvensky Of the Russian navy
recently published a story of the naval battle
in the sea, of Japan, in the Novoe Vremga,
the leading St. Petersburg paper, and it was
published with the sanction Of the Minister Of
Marine, thus giving it official sanction. The
Russian Admiral says the British feet was
near by to crush the Russian feet, 1; Admiral
Togo failed. He also asserts that he out
Unanswered Togo, aud really had the advau-
tage in the fight The British charge aiEaires
at st. Petersburg Immediately asked for an
explation of Rojestvensky' s remarkable letter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
A Social ana Supper.

On Tuesday evening. January 10. AZ tbs
residence Of Mr.. aud Mrs. A. " DAVIS, 1911.
West SarAiogA street. BallmoEr, \ soya
and supper WAS given in honor VI Mr.. DAVIS
brother, Mr.. George ". loEae, 81 Fsfi
Worth, Texas, before bis rctaru 20 heHver,
Colorado. where he in!ents % make hss .a,4sy
home TIE guests we're received tsoa = 50
10 g. 80 clock. and after a. hsur OF raoFe Wss
spent in social Jokes and rsei;Ai,ons The Euysr'
we're invited 20 a table ;iiici Wiih oysters .a
al styles, salads and pickles OF cvr1y arscup
iioR; also two very popular Mexican dishes,
consisting Of chiliie Aad hol-too malises, els.
About - clock the gaesis departed iJ- ,hsls
respective homes. Those present ~eFe Ng.
and Ms A. w. DAVIS. Mr. aai Ar.- Frank
Logue. of Park Heigals asenaf. Baltimore.
Mr.. and ms. Arihar Barnett. VI. and Ms.
Bud SchiIlIng. Ms. Mary williams, Of Sna.t,
~ood, Nd; Messrs- Wa. Crooks. George v
Logae. Of Fort Worth. Texas, Samuel JgEae.
II. Cleveland Lague, Szmuri CFooks, NJ.
Stewart, Isaac Buckingham, " Dad su4
Mr. Crisi; Misses Anna Crooks. Enna WI
hams, Geriie Williams. Cy1s,ir Samavs, !-ss-
tie T. Logue. OF Nessmlaster; Log;ie lee
Miner, Mss Skies, Bessie 3, BAEus,. and
Myrtle Covell
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
Silver Run Items.

JANUARY ls-Margnerite. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Bepliler. IS very ili a. this
writing, with brain fever. DIR. Foreman, Of
Lii,lestown, Pa, is the attending physician.
David Fiickinger and Mrs. Jessiab Lawyer
are still confined 10 their beds with sickness
John T. CopenhAver, who had been home
suffering with boils on his neck for several
weeks, has returned TO his work in Baltimore.
Edgar c. YingGng has procured the posi-
tiou 81 travelling salesman for Mace Son &
Co., Hanover. Pa.
The services which were held in both churhes
lsst week we're well attended. On Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, Rev J. ). Hartman
assisted in the Lutheran Church, and on Thurs.
day and Friday evenings, Rev. Mr.. 1oder as
sisted Mr.. Hartman IN the Reformed Church.
On Sunday communion services we're held IN
the Reformed Church and next Sunday, jan
uAry q. there will be communion in the Luth-
eran Church.
The following hog weights are reported
Mrs. c. Feeser Two, 355, S54; Henry 5. Steyer
one. 845; George F. Bachman two, 500, $50.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
The Press Censorship.

The Washington Star and The Post, both
strong and friendly supporters of the Roose
welt administration, strongly condemn the re-
cent censorship edict of the President, as also
do the 154 Washington Correspondents of
papers throughout the country.
The personnel of the corps is high, its mem
bers usually being picked and experienced
writers on their respective papers, and the
honor and dignity of the corps are jealousy
guarded by committee elected every two
years by the correspondents and acting with
and under the direction of the Speaker of the
House and chairman of the Senate Committee
on Rules.
A Washington dispatch to the New York
Times says
"'What right has the President of the
United States to tell newspaper what it shall
or shall not printF said John Sharp Williams,
the minority leader in the House, last night
In the United States a man can't get any
higher than being eitizen-being an Amer-
can gentleman-whether he Is President, post
master, justice of the peace or mule driver.
"'That is fact which oflate seems to have
been overlooked. The Speaker has no au
thorlty to censor the press, the President of
the Senate has no such power, no such author
ity is vested in the Mayor of city, the Gov
ernor of State, the District Attorney of a
county or the chief Of police. How should
the President of the United States come to
posses it 2 :"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
A Famous Stallion SOLD.

Chinn & Forsy,he, the Kentucky breeders
and owners Of a racing stable. have purchased
the young sire FiiGrane from the estate o'
r. ". Walden, Midjleburg. and the horse will
be placed in their stud al Harr1isbuss
Filigrane, by Galore-Fillette. IS now 10
years OF age. Eie was q good racehorss and
has had measure Of success ia the stud.
Account, year-old in the stable Of the late
Capt 5. 5. Brown last season, j. his best rep
reseuatjve. but he has other winners iu FlcS jag,
Nsrdauj, knowledge and FIlaiory,
The late Wyudham Walden believed that sH
his S.yeAr old form FhgTane was Que Of the
best and fastest horses he ever trained he
Won the Metropolitan Haaiicar Il lN1H,
making the second year old 90 ain 3his race
for Mr.. Walden, as Bowling Brook had TN
umphcd the year previous.
Fillgrane WAS then made isvnG's for 'hs
Brooklyn Handicap, vhich 10 that time hal
never been won by 3 year old. The bciis'
vas still strong that such events ~erc not for
horses Of this age. and spiend,3 compliment
paid TO the sou Of Galorc ~bsu BE- Was
made fAvorite. Bot BaBasfar vAs good
horse that day. and electrified the crowd ~
BIS marvellous burst Of speed. wh.ch enabled
him to fairly Ea!iop away from bis 6eli, uhEle
FhgrAne could oaly take ;hrri money.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
DUBLIC SALE
l. OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

b. virtue Of the power contained IN the last
viii and testament Of Henrietta A. AROUSE,
late of Carroll county, deceased. ard OF an
order Of the Orphans Court Of said eoun,y,
the undersigned, as her Executor. will sell at
Public Sale, al the late residence Of said Hen
rlejla A. krdaye, at the extreme east eud 81
Aaia street, 10 the city Of Westminster, Nd,
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY p, 1905,
A. 10 clock a. IN, a large number of useful
consisting of household aud kitchen furniture
bedroom furniture, dishes, carpets, 'mai,ings.
&c, among which there sre many old pieces
OF interest and value. The following are some
Of the articles Cushion sofa, reception
chair, round table, pArlor stand, hair cloth
sofa, cane bottomed chairs rocking chairs,
glass front cupboard. extension table. several
old clocks. cook stove and all kinds OF kitchen
utensils, bureaus, Washstauds, bedsteads,
tables, wash boSls, pitchers, carpets, mattngs,
desk. setiee, washing machine, tubs, grind.
stone. about , barrels of corn in the ear, ,
barrels of good vinegar, besides great mum
Der of other articles Of great age, bat in good
condition.
Terms of Sale All sums of S. and under,
cash; on all sums above S. a credit of six
months will be gwen, purchasers giving their
notes, with approved security, bearing interest
from the day Of sale. No property to be re-
moved until terms are complied with.
BENJAMIN +. GROUSE,
Executor Of Henrietta A. Krouse, deceased.
Roberts & Grouse, Attorneys.
jau2O IS p. A. Gorsuch, Auctioneer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
Prof. Stephens Report.

State Superintendent Of Education NJ. Bates
Stephens has submitted to the Governor the
18th annual report of the State Board Of Ed
ucation. In his predatory address Professor
Stephens says: Judging from the reports
made by the county school officials and oh.
servations Of representatives OF the Depart
ment of Education, it is apparent that com
mendable progress has been made in engratt-
ing on our school system the new features Of
the revised school law, and that good school
room results are more easily obiainAble than
heretofore. The increase Of a cents in the
State school tax is being judiciously expended
in prov; ding large, AMI more attractive build
ings, more comfortable furniture, necessary
school apparatus and better salaries for
teachers"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
An Evening Of Pleasure.

The beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Rover Geiman, near Westminster, was the
scene of very pleasant event OF the evening
of January 9, the occasion being a surprise
party for Mrs. Gemnn. The evening was
spent in music, Mr.. Charles Brown with gui-
tar; Charles Essom with mandolin, accompa-
MED by Mrs. Geiman on the piano, and games
until ll.30, when refreshments were abund-
antly served. Those present were Mr.. Alice
Wampler and wife, Mrs. Edgar Caple, Mrs.
Mitten, Mr. and Mrs Charles Brown; Misses
May and Eugenia Geiman, Florence Brown,
Harry Geimau, Paul Price. Charles Young
Charles Essom. Miss NJ. Elizabeth Geiman,
and ]. Stoner Geiman, of Westminster; Mr..
and Mrs Ivan Savers, Smsllwood; Miss Edna
Stouer, Uniontowu; Misses Bessie Zile, Mary
Rooms, Maud Hartman. John and Wilbur Har.
man, Frizellburg, and Paul Devilbiss, Of
UniOntOwu,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20

JkNvkEY is-Ou Wednesday morn,ag. -
our mail carrier, No. p. vas ia the act q
getting mall 5lt of a public mas. box. bis male
started oG and Mr. Carrier bad 90 take 20 Biz
heels. The carrier being more active than
the mule. ai.er q race ut sa,ne 3.staucc, sue.
areslej ia catching bod 1. the vehicle. bu, Wa
d lssgig shaken gp before he coa,d reach ihc
lia-s- NJ damage daar.
Uriad MArSIe s,ilri a duc purker tas the
Hanover market .asl Monday
Preaching at s. Bsrholomc~ 5 Church. on
Sunday at = p rn.
Those ylsilieg az John Bramgard' 5 .Asl Sun.
day vc5e Charles E-cs-r. sifr aud daughter
Mary, Mrs Howard B-ch.el Mrs A. r Nall,
Nrs J. ID. SAoll. and daughter. Nellie. Annie,
Paa' aud Ruth Hess, and Herman Bechtel.
j D. Sho.l aud John Z Miller made : bus
mess TIP 10 Westminster ou Tuesday. They
did ne, forget 20 visit Tbs ADVOCATE oitice
and have conversation with their friends,
the editors
Arthur Walkcrmaa and Miss Fannie Hess,
both Of l.iii,esJ0wn. visited al A. J. Hess on
"Wednesday evening"
Ida Steruer j. ill at this writing.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
Md. Senate Committees.

President Seth announced the following
committees last week:
Fiuance-Gorman, Brewington, Belts, Beas-
man, Young, Baker. Griffith.
Judicial Proceedugs-Bi German.
Perkins, Lee, Linthicum, Godsborough,
France.
Corporations-Moore, Brewiugtou. Kirwan,
Belts, Young. Lee, Brown.
Brewington. German, Biddison,
Dashiell, Kirwan. Devibiss. Jones'
Article 3, Section "a of the Constitution
DaShiell, Biddisou. German, Brewiugtou, Ba.
ker.
Agriculture and Labor-Beasmau. Foxwell,
Belts, Clagett. Andrews
Chesapeake Bay and Kirwan,
Dashiell, Linthicum, Gsdd, Greenweli, Jones,
Lancaster.
Engrossed Biils-Kirwan, Brewingtou,
Dashiell, Gadd, Gollsborough, Perkins, Ian
caster
Executive Nomiuaiions-Lee, Biddison,
Brewington, German, Lancaster.
Federal Relatious-Perkins. Moore, Colds
borough. Foxwell. Andrews.
Fish and Game-Foxwell, Gadd, Dashietl,
BiddIsoH. Lancaster.
EducAiion-Gadd, Biiiison, Kirwan. Beas-
nan, Jones.
Inspec,ious-Clagel, BeasmAn, shannon,
Mihtia-IouuE, lee, Perkins, Baker,
France.
Printing Brewingron, Young, Moore, Shan
non. Brown.
Railroads and Canals-Bslts, BeASmau,
Clsge'i, Kirwan. Jones.
Roads and hWays-Sbaunon, ClaEett,
Liuihicgm, Moore. Brown
Sanitary Condition Of ,he Staic-Goldsbor
ough. Linihicum, Greeu~ell, Deyilbiss,
France.
temperance Beasmau. Dashiei, ClaEei;,
Andrews. Baker.
Public Insttaslops-Noore.Y Young, Belts,
Perkins, France.
Rc'renchmenl ef Expenses Of State Govern
meui Beasaan, Goiisbnroggb, shannon.
Andrews, Brown
REVELATION and Assssstneui--Foxw veil. Per
klns. Bruvn. Griffith, Lancaster
Peusans-ncylIhgss Gadd, Fuxwgli. Jones,
Address.
Insurance. Fidelity. Securities and Loan
Companies Dashisii Young
Crc,.uEeii. Jones
Amendments Co the Coasnyuton-Circsu
sell Lev. Lsulhicgm. Moore. Golisb77nprh.
Contingent. Expenses Of the senate Ba
kcr, Belts, Lutb,rum, pash,~ll, Deulhtss-
Library Moor, shannon. L.nihi
cam. pewihle.
Rg'es President. German, BAKER
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
News of the Week.

Three men we're fined 800 each for selling
cocaine on the streets of Richmond, Virginia.
Dun's Review reports 234 failures in the
printing and publishing business for the year
1905. No firm was reported with q capital
less than 5000. The liabilities were g., 2I7,
$50.
A curious well in Canada produces sand
Instead of water. The sand comes up in q
fine stream like fountain. The force which
drives it to the surface from a depth of 100
feet has not yet been discovered.
Justice Pollard, of St. Louis, for several
years past, whenever a man is brought before
him for drunkenness, requires his signature
10 total abstinence pledge for year or more
and stays sentence as long as the pledge is
kept
Gus" jerks, IS years old. of Millerton, N
y, the youngest grandpa in New York State,
has received letter of congratulation from
President Roosevelt jerks father has re.
ceived similar letter congratulating him up.
on being greatgrandfather at sc.
The saber worn by Gen. Robert E. Lee
when he served the United States as captain
of engineers in Mexico was destroyed by fire
which burned Laburnum, the country seat of
Joseph Bryan, near Richmond, Virginia. last
Sunday.
Served during the winter by dog teams, a
permanent postotice has been established by
the Canadian authorities at Fort Mcpherson,
in the Arctic circle, 5000 miles from Ottawa
and 2, 200 miles north of Edmonton, the capital
of the new province of Alberta.
Five generations represented in one family.
all the members of which are feminine, does
not indicate race suicide in York county, Pa.
The persons comprising this unusual family
are Mrs. Matthias Myers, great great grand.
mother, "a years old, of jefferson; Mrs.
Henry Snyder, great grandmother, 70 years
old, of New Sinsheim; Mrs. Levi Albright,
grandmother, aged as years, of Hanover; Mrs.
Levi Runk, mother, 25 years old, of Hanover,
and Mary Runk, her. daughter, two years of
age. There are also in this remarkable
family Mrs. Frank Scheivert, % years old,
daughter of Mrs. Levi Albright. and her two
children-Samuel, three years old, and Mary,
aged two years-great- great, grandchildren.
The family is descended from Pennsylvania
German stock, and the family record shows
many long-lived persons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20

In York, Pa, last week, two Mormon mis-.
sionaries were arrested while distributing tracts
for the purpose of proselyting They were
released upon promising to leave the county
After 20 years of service, Rev Dr. j. c.
Roller has resigned the Passionate of St. Mat
thew's Lutheran Church, Hanover, Pa, be-
cause of i'll health. Last September be suf
fered physical breakdown, which has inca.
pacitated him for further work in the minis
try.
Robert NJ. Zeigler, aged 80 years, of Colds.
boro, York county, Pa, committed suicide
January by cutting his throat Before he
became unconscious he wrote a note bidding
bis father, mother, brothers and sisters good
bye, and all fellow citizens, closing with
''whiskey did it all. y
Letchworth Cox, who was a stoker on the
first locomotive that ever got up steam in
America, celebrated his 9lst birthday at his
home in Jamesburg, N. j., on Christmas day.
He was the son of Joseph and Hannah Cox,
and was born in Chester county, Pa, in 1914.
He is still in possession of all his faculties.
The Pittsburg Leader, an afternoon paper,
has been sold to syndicate for 81, $50 600
cash. Senator Finn is at the head of the
syndicate. For number of years the Leader
has daily cartooned Finn, who is the Repub-
lican city boss, wearing a suit covered with
dollar marks and cracking big whip. 1t is
said that the paper was purchased that these
cartoons might be stopped.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
GHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ o: tieri taciaS issued out
Of the Circuit Court for Carroll county. State
Of MARYLAND. at the suit of Tobias +. Wolf
gang and Henry W. Smith, trustees of Eli
Woifyang. against the goods and chaitels,
lands and tenemeuts of Ephraim W. Warner
and Eli F. Warner, and to me directed,
have seized the following property. viz: All
the right, title, claim and interest, both at
law and in equity, of the said Ephraim W.
Warner in and to all that piece or parcel OF
land situate, lying and being in Carroll couu-
ly, in the State of Maryland, containing
Seventy Seven Square Perches, more or less,
and the same land that was conveyed and is
particularly described in a deed from Francis
W. Warner and wife to the said Ephraim w.
Warner, dated January 18th, 1879, aud re
corded among the Land Records of Carroll
county, Liber F. T. S, No. 81, folio 352, &C.
This property adjoins the Baltimore and Har-
risburg Railroad, and is well adapted for a
warehouse or other business.
And hereby give notice that on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1906,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, on the premises, in Line
boro, Carroll county, Nd, | will sell the
above property, so seized and taken into
execution, to the highest bidder for cash.
JOSEPH l.. FRANKLIN,
jan2O-ts Sheriff of Carroll county, Nd.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20

JANUARY 1S.-The Lineboro Canning Com
pany on Monday elected the following direc.
tors: A. S. Baugher, j. w. Haines, William
Wertz, Willis Tracy, DR.. E. R. Albaugh,
Charles Tracy, j. Frank Warner, John d.
Shaffer and Edward Forty.
John Sprigle, of near Glen Rock, has
bought William Rohrbach's farm near Line
boro. Mr. Rohrbach has purchased build.
ing lot from Eli Houck in Lineboro, and will
build at once. This makes the third dwelling
to be built here this spring
Ephraim Warner has rented farm near
Arlington, Md, and will move there in March.
Charles Stick and Jacob Dubs have finished
the first part Of the proposed board walk from
the station to the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Swan spent Sunday
with Mrs. Swans father, Charles Shaffer,
near Roller
The recent Indictment weather has caused
much sickness in our community.
Jacob Dubs has recently purchased fou,
more fine mules for his farms VIM Wert7
has also purchased pair of mules
j. L. Hoffman and +. j. Wentz visited
Hotfmanville on Monday.
Miss Sara Wertz was the guest of Miss Alta
Swan on Sunday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1906-01-20
New Advertisements.

The End Of January Clearance Sale and
the Best Bargains Of the Mouth-I "
Mather 4 Sons. Westminster aud N4nehcsses
Only Nine More Seliing Days 81 Oar Jan
uary Clearance SAle-Ihe Miller Bios Co. s.
Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Public Sale OF Valuable Personal Property
-BenJAmin F. Grouse, Executor.
Firsl Class Slcck-The Westminster Nar
sery, J. +. Sloncr, Proprietor.
Compositors-Joseph Hays, ~ CbeslEg.
street, PhiladelphiA, Pa
House for Sale-Apply TO Us IVES; Masa
street, Westminster.
Wanted Baltimore School OF TeicsraPhy
Baltimore, Nd.
Sheriff 5 SAle-Joseph l. Franklin, Sbegia.
List Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Postothce.
New Pricrs-Wm. ~ kreter. Nrsiminster.
Harry q. Schriyer. Hanover, Pa.
Annual Election-John J. Reese, See
Horses-H A. Smith. Hanover. p.
Good Roads Notice.
Legal Notice.