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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
SILVER RUN ITEMS.
N. c. Banquet and Installation of Officers
Death of Mrs. Annie KeSSelriDg, Etc.

JANUARY 3.-The A. o. X. of the NJ. c.
banquet, which was held in the hall last Fri
day evening, was well attended, and 125 par
took of the bountiful supper, consisting of
turkey, chicken, coffee, cakes, ice cream, &c.
Everybody enjoyed themselves and all were
well pleased. After the supper Deputy Select
S. K, A. W. Feeser; S. K, H. M. Lippy;
acting marshal and S. K, J. R. Lippy, chap
lain, installed the following officers for the
ensuing term: A. J. Bemiller, P. c.; Edgar
Yingling, c.; Denton Bowersox, V. c.; Irwin
Dutterer, marshal; John W. Aiken, chaplain;
T. H. Bemiler, treasurer; Jesse Marshall, |.
G., and Henry 7. Troxell, 0. G.
Postal regulations will not allow us to pub
lish names Of winners at rafhes, Etc
EDITORS.
Mrs. Annie Kesselring, widow of Samuel
Kesselring formerly of this place, died at the
home of F. I. Cover, in Hanover, Pa, on
December %. last. She had been apparently
in good health. ate hearty dinner, ara while
washing dishes she suddenly fell over Gnd ex-
pired before a physician could be called IN.
Her age was - years, months and II days
She was brought here to the home of Mr..
Austin Croft, on Friday evening, and buried
in the old cemetery on Saturday, Rev. John
o. Yoder officiating. Services were held IN
the Lutheran church.
The week of prayer will be observed in
both churches next week. In the Lutheran
church on Sund,y, Monday and Tuesday
evenings, aud in the Reformed church on
Wednesday aud Thursday evenings. Com
munion in the Reformed church on Sunday,
January IA, and in the Lutheran church, Sun
day, January q.
There was a cake baking party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Bemiller last Wednes
day for the benefit of the A. o. X. of the NJ.
C. banquet. The afternoon was spent IN
baking cakes, music and general converse
ton. Those present were Mesdames A. j.
Bemiller. A. W. Feeser, Ellen Croft, Weldon
Nusbaum. J. r. Lippy, Elda Aiken, Isaiah
Humbert, T. II. Bemiller, Rinehart Hesson,
Kate Eckard, J. T. Copenhaver; Misses Annie
and Clara Croft. Elva Bemiler, Mary Copen
haver. Alice Lippy, Mabel Hesson, Sarah
Willet, Leah Feeser, Margaret Eckard, Mar
guerite Bemiller; Masters Luverne Bemiiler,
Miles Bemiller, Walter Humbert and Abra-
ham Croft.
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MI. Airy Items.

JANUARY 4-Miss Daisy Murphy, of Balti-
more, spent few days recently with friends
here.
Miss Bessie Nusbaum, of Frederick, is Wis,
iling her sisters.
Miss Marie Clary, of Baltimore, who has
been spending the holidays at home, has re-
turned back 10 school.
Mrs. William Roberts has returned home
from a visit to Baltimore.
Miss Grace Wilcox, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Charles RunkleS.
Ed Molesworh's little boy, VINO has been
i'll with Group, is better.
Charles Rumkles is on the sick list.
Miss Mary Nice, OF Amaze Arundel county,
has been visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Mercer and daughter
Edith, of Baltimore, spent few days recently
with her parents, W. II. Roberts aud wife;
Albert Roberts, of Baltimore, was also home.
very heavy sleet visited this vicinity on
Wednesday.
Jesse Poole. of Frederick, Vas home from
Saturday night until Tuesday.
Miss Mason, Of Baltimore, i visiting Mrs.
J. Burrell.
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Hanover Association for Detecting Horse
Thieves.

Jesse K. Wentz has been reelected for the
twentieth time president ofthe Hanover Pa. J
Association for Detecting Horse Thieves.
Other officers chosen are !; Secretary, Z. G..
Ritter; treasurer, Jesse w. Garrett; managers,
Levi Bange, John d. Schwartz, Edward Walt
man and Henry Sterner. Mr.. Wentz was one
of the managers of the association many years
before he was elected to the presidency. The
association was organized before the CivilWar,
and its membership comprises many we'll
known farmers living within II miles of Han
over and extending into Carroll county, Nd.
The society is conducted on the insurance
plan, the members being reimbursed for the
loss Of horse by theft. Each member brands
his horses with the initials H. A., " and when
thieves discover this mark they usually release
the animal, with the result that the associa-
ton rarely has loss. When thief is re-
ported to one ofthe managers, the civic author
tiles are first notified, and then certain mem
bers start in search of the thief and ride horse.
back for days until either the horse is recov-
cred or the thief apprehended.
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WANTS

Wan;ei--hy = prominent monthly msggN
zine. wjth large. high class circulation. local
representative Co lonS after renewals and ,n
crrase subscription iiN .g Westminster, Nj,
and vicinity. ON 81 salary l4-s-; w'E @ eo1i.H.
uiur Iuicrcs, irou yrsr 'a wear 20 Che hasiHsss
created. Expeucner desirable, bat uei rssr"-
'iNl. Good opportunity t1r she right person.
Address Publisher. box 49, Station o, N,~
York.
WnuIed--by Chicago Manufacturing House,
person ct lrasIwrFthlHeSs and s1a.sSoH, Ia
miliAr @Jlh local srrrilogy sS',siaul ~ hrNnuh
Office. SALARY SIS gAli weekly, Permanent
position No Investment required. Previous
experience uut essential la Hreasf1E- Al.
dress. Manager Branches, Como Boss. Chi
caro. oct 1T
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Orphans Court.

Tuesday, January 2.-Sarah j. Utz and
David B. Utz, administrators of Melville II.
Utz, reported sale of personal property.
Theodore G. Thurman, executor of Uriah
Thurman, reported sale of personal property,
sale of real estate, and received order nisi
thereon.
The last will and testament of Annie Kes
selring was admitted to probate, and letters
testamentary thereon were granted TO Laura
E. Cover, who received order to notify cred
itors, and returned inventory of debts.
The last will and testament of Sarah Swartz-
baugh admitted to probate, and letters Tesla
mentary were granted to Daniel F. Shpley,
who received warrant to appraise and order
to notify creditors.
The binding out of Betsy jackson, minor,
to Thomas johnson, was approved by the
court.
Mary c. Belt and Frederick J. Maggie, ad
mnistrators of Isaac Belt, received order to
transfer stock.
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Special Notices

For sac. % Horse Po~c5 Colurahas Gas
liae Eugins, IN good condition. Used bet two
vcArs- VIII be sacrificed. " H. Eux-saAuH,
Union Bridge. Nd. 81
Ccn'snary Msihcdssi Episcopal Churrh.
January 7gh, l9oj-iO 80 a. n. Rev :
Simpson, Pm. D.. Communion: 2 81, Junior
Epwor,h League. Mrs, : X. Herr. leader;
t-i5, Ep~orih LcREari 80 .. ~. Rev.
Claude G. DoaglAs, y. ID, Seats tree; al most
cordially invited 20 sll services.
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business Locals

Intending to quit housekeeping | viii sell
all my personal property, AT my residence. on
the Myers Mill road. on Tuesday, january %,
at II m, prompt. See bills. Andrew f.
Fowler.
Three Farms for Sale, near Westminster.
Apply to Vincent Yingling.
Those wishing to purchase season ticket.
for DR.. Curtis Lee Laws Lectures. can pro.
cure them at Boyle's Drug Store.
Those who seek absolute ease and comfort
in their shoes. viii find the Dolly Madison
satisfactory. The sol,s are OF Oak Tanned
Leathe-
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Mss Susan Ellen Willis died Deceasbtr -
Al her home. N New Market, Frederick couu-
-. IN Der 95ih year. She wNs iha daughter
OF Levin G. Willis. who lived 10 ~ - yeA-s
cid. Her mother was a n - OrsslorH. = mean
Der Of sd old Maryland family. She was also
descendant Of the Hagcss, founders 81 ia
EersgoTu. Miss Willis ~Es educated 81 En,.
miisburg. Aud IN her younger days cOn,riba
ted 70 many monthly perosilcAls- She wzs =
woazn ii hue literary tastes and RiIai n meats
She ~as the Jas, SURVIVOR Of 10 ehiidvru
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After spending three or four weeks in an
attempt TO defeat M. Carved D. Benson. Of
Baltimore county. for Speaker Of the House
Of Delegates, the News and the Sun managed
10 keep two candidates in the field, aud in the
Democratic caucus on Tuesday night The two
polled ~ of the so votes, the other SO going
to Benson. The ADVOCATE had no inieres; in
the Speakership, but it cannot help smiling
over the insignificant showing Of the two great
hailina
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A CARD

The Board Of Managers OF Franklin Square
Hospital. Baltimore. NJ. J. n. Brauham.
President. desire 20 extend their sincere
thanks so the many friends Of Mis- Nellie
Weaver. Of Uuio0fowH. for she'r uo-a than
generous CO ntribuiion 10 the Blz4ar recently
held at Haz azer's Hall 10 secure funds for
furnishing the wards u' the new Hospital.
ANA BE1YSUtv, Correspondent ~ecy,
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MO. 4134 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Reuben Haines aud wife. Plaintiffs. vs.. Jere-
miah Haines ct al, Defendants.
Ordered, this 5th day of January, A. D.,
1905, that the account of the Auditor filed in
this cause be finally ratified and confirmed, un.
less cause to the contrary thereofbe shown on
or before the 22d day Of January, inst; pro.
vided a copy of this order De inserted for two
successive weeks before the last named day in
some newspaper published in Carroll county.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
jane 2t DAVID p SNEIsER, Clerk.
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Pine HIII ifcmS

JANUhRY s-Thc revival At Rari's churra Is EiHl Tn
PFuErcss There has bccu on~ runsvEston Rud ave
seekers thus Tar
Carrie Fraaufeltcr srent the hoitiays Uith her
sister. Mrs. John Leppa
Arthur Na3kCguau and Nus Fannie Hes. both
q Littlssfowu. yisit,si ~ A ! Hes and joan
Shnil's silver Run Valley. lasi ~uutSy
JrtAh HArkie. wife and ca dUru Trvya Ard
Clyde. speui SUNDAY 81 Elmer WCiseusale'E Han
over
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New Advertisements.

The Great January Clearance Sale Grows
IN Iuleresl-Mather & Sons. Westminster and
Manchester
A Fine Farm at Public Saie-Slsan Bow
ersoX, near Westminster, Nd.
Small Farm at Private SAle-C. II smith,
Garner , Westminster. Nd.
List OF Unclaimed Matter IA the Post"ihor'
The Lumber Market-Snjih & RrifsuJder.
Westminster
Horses-H. A. Smith. Hanover. Pa
Hurses-Harry q. Schrver. Hanover, Pa.
Muchrll's Art Gallery. Westminster.
john u. Bowers. The Grocer, Westminster.
For Rent-Chas. +. Fink.
Legal Notices
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Nrihri 81 larsszsy Z. t5if.
Rrsssasi Thai To Hroshcr g5lAEs ~ Nsprss Acalh
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haipfa ChF3ss Asu egEsassr the g5gHtY rae his rs.
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so arsI krowu % h4ul tErs r1aifH
Efz.r~s that tAe wu~.hv secretary t1susra Ga
the family tatsr q FTvssslls Of vs syr ftGE ana
loving rrusrusbrzucr that Troy - a-ltc gslsi %;
sht reorts of IhEs srasuu. All .ha2 FzEc Ia r4r
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Mr. Howard p Wen.
gt-As.rs Evlfy.
Frank q Wi.5CL
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
DECEMBER Tern, 1905.
Estate of Uriah THURMAN. deceased,

Estate of Uriah Thurman, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this "a day OF
January, 1906, that the sale of Real Estate
OF Uriah Thurman. late of Carroll county,
deceased, made by Theodore G. Thurman.
executor of the last will and testament
of said deceased, and this day reported to this
Court by the said executor, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause be shown TO the con.
trary on or before the LIST Monday, 9th day
of February, next; provided copy of this
order be inserted for three successive weeks
in some newspaper printed and published in
Carroll county, before the 9Th Monday, 29th
day, OF January, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
$2,O90.19.
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN E. ECKENRoDE, Judges
GEO. r. RUPP,
True Copy,-Test:
JOHN j. STEWART,
Jan6 st Register of Wills
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B. Gist, of Fenby, Md, and the groom is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Bowersox, of
Taneytown. Both are graduates of Westmin-
ster High School. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowersox
will reside in Washington. d. z.
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NJ. aud Mrs $ +. ToSnscad. Of Pocomokc
CIy, Nd, have issued invitations To the MAJ
rage of their daughter. LlillAn haade, tn Mr.
Frank 4. Matthews. formerly Of Westminster.
Nd, on Thursday. January H.
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Rev. J. : r. Hodge preached his farc@egg
sermon a. rector of Old -. Paul. Protestant
Episcopal Chsreh. baltimore. las! SundAy,
using Lhe text " bis hrsl arrtnnn 3 rcars a-n.
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A FINE FARM AT PUBLIC g.
"A SALE EEl5

The undersigned will sell at public sale, on
the premises, on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 80, 1906,
at p. M, prompt, the farm on which she
resides. 1t contains 20 ACRES, is located
or the Baltimore turnpike, one mile from the
railroad; Brick residence, city water, fine
fruit, &c. u acres in Timber; daily mail
An inspection of the premises is asked.
Terms-One.ha half cash; balance can remain
on the property; or all cash. if desired
SUSAN B0WERSOX,
near Westminster, Nd.
Elias N. Davis, Auct. jan6.ts
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sTREyIG-CRUsHONG.


AT the house of Mr.. and Mrs. James L.
Strevig, near Westminster, their eldest daugh-
ter Miss Mamie j., was married to Joseph 0.
Crushong, of Green Valley. Md, on January
lst, by Rev. S. NJ. Roeder, of Manchester
Md, in the presence of large number of
relatives aud friends. After the ceremony re.
freshments we're abundantly served The
wedding march was rendered by Miss Elsie
Brown, daughter Of County Commissioner
George w. Brown.
Harvey Yingling acted as best man and Miss
Mamie Leppo as maid of honor. The bride
received number Of useful presents, consist
ing of silver, china aud glassware, also linen,
bed clothing, pictures and cutlery. Those
present were:
Joseph O. Crushong and wife, S NJ. Roeder and
wife, J. L. Streyig and wife George W. Brown wife
Charles Reese and wife. Henry Streyig and wife,
Theodore StTeyig and wife. Charles Bell, wife and
two daughters, VIM. II. Everhart, wife and grand
son. Peter c. NertZ and wife, Joseph Wants wife
and daughter. Noah w. Miller and wife, John A.
W. StTevig, wife and two daughters, William Stone
sifer, wife and daughter, Frank Menchey, wife and
two daughters. Harry C. strevig wife and four
children, VIM. i. Snyder and vile, Clinton Kroh
and wife, Howard Yingling wife and three chill
dren, Milton YingIing and Wife, Edward Crnshone
and wife, Pau: w. Strevig, wife and daughter Mes
DANES a: Crushong, A. C. Bachman. Polly Garrett,
Haugh, Laura Flickinger, Ella Yinging Mamie
Leppo. Elsie Leppo. TITLE Bish. BERTHE Halter Mel
va Brown, Roxey Zepp, Myrtle koontZ. Hessie
CrushOng. Attic L. streyig, Mary Bixler; Messrs.
VIM. d. K. Leese, James Z. Strevig Jr, George
streyig David stephan, Irwin Kroh. John N. Kroh,
Charles Strevig. Claud Leppo, Horace Leppo. Percy
Leppo, Harvey Yingling, William Yingling. Charles
Stephan, Bert stephan, Jno. stephan. VIM. Ebaugh.
K. Fleishman. Clarence Starner Abraham Snyder,
Henry Snyder. Elton Leese Lester Leese, William
Wareheim, Charles Jones, Harry Smeach Paul
Leister, also Colored Benny.
BoWERS0X-GIST.
Mr.. Harry Blaine Bowersox and Miss Es-
tella Rebecca Gist, of Washington, d. c.,
were married on September q, 1905, in Alex
andria, Va, by Rev. J. D. Stump, OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The bride is
the eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
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MALL FARM AT
- PRIVATE SALE. y

Containing Sc acres; acres R.s 9 ~ 3
in good timber and about q acres in meadow;
is located about a mile northwest of Bach.
mans church; very desirable buildings for all
purposes, with the best spring water. Young
bearing orchard of choice fruit.
Reason for selling is to retire to another
business. Call OF write,
C. II. SMITH, Carrier No. 2,
jan6-StH Westminster, Md.
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On Sunday, December 10, Miss Gertrude,
daughter Of Joseph ShipIey, Of Washington
road. and Mr.. John A. Baker. Bird Hill, were
quietly married at the parsonage IN TayloTs-
vile by Rev. Mr.. Harris. The happy couple
were rendered a reception on Monday evening
by the father Of the bride At uight they were
entertained by the Bird Hill Drum Corps and
Washington Road Cala,humpian Band, 50
pieces strong, under Prof. Samuel Glover's
leadership, whose melodius strains were heard
for miles. The band made such hit that it
is likely to get another similar engagement in
the near future.
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4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR ASSIGN
IA MENTS OF HOTEL s-~sEs
LICENSES


WESTMINSTER, Nd, January l, 1906.
hereby give notice that the following per.
sons have filed IN the Office OF the Clerk Of;
the Circuit Court for Carroll county
AN APPLICATION FOR ASSIGNMENT
OF HOTEL LICENSE
John +. Arnsberger, applicant for transfer Of
Hotel License from Warren L. Shipley, a,
Gambler, Md.
ASSIGNMENT OF WHOLESALE
LICENSE.
Jesse f. Stem, applicant for transfer Of
Wholesale License from Edward Reigars,
Westminster, Nd.
And unless cause to the contrary be shown
IN NV writing on Or before the 10Th day of January
I9Oo, the assignments applied for viii be
granted, provided the said applicants comply
with the requirements of Chapter 6, Acts Of
1894, requisite thereto
DAVID P. SMELSER.
CLERK OF the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Jane 2t
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EOR RENT.-Ihe Dwelling House, {jssss'S
recently occupied by Guy W. Steele, Esq,
on Court Street, eight rooms and modern
improvements Reasonable repairs or i'm
provements will be made to suit tenant I'm.
mediate possession given.
Jan eff CHARLES Z. FINK.
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Miss BESSIE. daughter Of Mr.. And Mrs MIN
rod Armstrong, and Mr.. Henry Gentzler, both
Of Manchester. Nd, we're married Al the
home Of the brdes parents on Snuth Main
Street. Thursday December ~ last.
The ceremony vas performed by Rev. c,
VI. Eyster, Of Baltimore. who had been pastor
OF Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Manchester
for fifteen year,
Mss EiaA iAmogi, Of Manchester. rendered
the famous aendelssohu's wedding march,
while the bridal party marched 70 The paTlor,
which was beautifully decorated.
Miss Florence BiocheF. acted A. bridesmaid,
and Ar. Edward BachmAn As groomsmAn.
The bride wore an exquisite white dress TRINA
ei in lace and carried beautiful Bible. The
groom wore 5 sait OF black. The ushers we're
Messrs. Earl Ehrhart and ErvIu Armstrong.
Aftsr the ceremony there was very iufor
NAL reception. The presents were numerous
and exceedingly handsome Mr.. and Ms.
Geuizler, left on the evening train for tnp
TO Baltimore. Washington and other eit.es-
The following persons were present: Rev.
Charles ~ Eys,er Nimrnd Armstrong and
wife. Henry Dice and wife, George Houck
aud wife, Carvia Ameni, wife aud son, Harry
Croft, wife aud son, jacob Wink, Jr., aud
wife, john Gsentzer and wife, Noah Shaetfer
and wife, EphTaim ", Garrett, and wife, Dan
iel Armstrong and wife. George Wertz, wife
and daughter, Wilson Bosom and ~Iir. Hor
ace 7. ID. Garrett and wife, George Arm.
strong and wife. Isaiah Blocher and daughter.
Mesdames jacob Wink, ST., George Benson.
Augustus Wolf, Waiter Hanson, Lizzie FrOck
Ida kneller Benjamin Bosley. Harvey Bur
COON. Charles Stump, Mary ShAfer, David
Hoaaeker, Ella Frey, Harvey Smith aad sou,
George Ehrbari and son, William Stultr;
Misses Florence Bocher, Annie and Sadie
Graf. Selma Lynerd, Lima Lester, Emma
Wink, Edna LAmotI, Margret Smith. Cecilia
MCLEAN and Carrie Bosiey; Messrs Edward
o. Baehman, +. V. Ehrhart. Erwin Arm.
strong, Cleveland Myers and William Hersh.
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$3.50 and Sl.75 LAMPS NOW 98e.
NEW SEERSUCKER GINGHAMS Sc.
25o NUT PICK SETS NOW lOo.

\ bargain purchase shared with you. Strong Crack
ers and picks in box. just little bit rusted one
side but not hurt particle, and otherwise worth 25c
while they last, only loo.
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Sl.25 JARDINIERS NOW zoe.

They were pretty and such good value bought
most too many, Now it is your gain and loss, we
ought to have known better. Extra large very fine jar
dinners. Choice for 79c
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Miss Nellie c. Gehr aud Ira f. Grouse,
both Of Westminster, Nd. werc msrrlesi on
Saturday. June 10, 1905, At the Reformed
parsonage, Norrisloun. Pa b. Rev. II. W.
Bright.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-02

Spring suits $1,000 and up at FREQ FREQ.
w.SKahiI. ~ !.
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800 and see how they aans

I; rs, 4 tn and see how they saanss
1omeir charter
80 faras1 oreisnenSor strangersare
concerned there IS an eject due 70
their presence Some are bad, some
are good. but the ~rfter;s idea Of IN
corporations is 70 Incorporate for tae
sake of pride and enterprise not
through fear Of anything or anybody
a town had better show TO strangers
an ambitious, enterprisinS, proud
spirit and the majority OF strangers
md foreigners VIII take the hint and
those who are TOO ilIiterate and tnhu-
marc should suffer the penalty of tie
according 20 t:s1r acts or crimes
Evansville. II you want to incorporate,
Co so: don't think Of RTesvflle II you
don't want 70. We VIII get along
some way. Our town never was half
AS rough as some pretend it TO be. no
murders, no felonies, no very serious
thefts. a little cider and whisky
drank. little gossip occasionally,
same as other towns. You nor no
other town can have our charter for
love or money
Mr.. a. E. Ballah was seriously in
Jared Monday while working in the
nniEes of the Parker's Run Coal Com
pany. a large piece Of coal fell on
him and those present are puzzled 10
know how he escaped instant death at
all. AT last accounts ne was thought
70 be getting along fairly we'll
The assessor is making things in
Gle in our town this week
Straud Freeman, whose Illness we
mentioned not long since. is, We are
glad to report, much better
Miss Gay Morris. who has been
staying with Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Nor
ris. her grandparents Of Fairmont for
the last four weeks. has returned TO
her home at Rivesville-
Mr. J. c. Floyd went TO Pittsburg
as a witness in the noted W. E How
icy r. R suit vs. 3. and O. R. R. G..
:ais morning
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-05-02

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