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The Democratic advocate., 1906-12-21
FRIDAYAFTERNooN, DECEMBER 2l. 1906.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Melrose Items

DECEMBER live learn of some porkers that
may come close to taking the champlonSnlp from
Mr. Dice Geo. r. Grogg slaughtered three hogs
for Levi Sterner, weighing 36Oa 3o and $40 pounds
John Geiman, Sr., slaughtered three, spring hog
weighing 200 and two hogs ss, Welgning 2S' ana Zol-
We recently received a letter from lazy III Nortn
Dakota, saying that on Thanksgiving Day seighs
were on the CO. and snow drifts in abundance could
be seen
John P. Zepp. of near here, who spent nine M
months in the middle West, returned home on Fri
day last in good spirits and good health. He COM
bined his stay in the growing WesI by working and
spending some time visiting the larger cities ana
places OF interest He reports the West to be thrv'
Ing and more progressive than many parts OF the
East The weather has been the same as here no
While chopping wood Erwin Kreitzer accidentally
cut deep cash in his foot, nearly severing one OF
Last Saturday evening the officers of the Carroll
County Reed Band met at Band Hall with quite an
enthusiastic crowd, and reorganized with 10 mem
bers, which is soon to be increased to at least %
members. We are pleased to see this move.
December being the 26th anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Weaver, of near
Manchester, their friends congregated at their
home, bringing many useful and valuable presents.
Refreshments were served and all retired to their
homes, wishing their host and hostess many more
years of happiness and prosperity Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Weaver, Samuel Weaver,
Charles Everhart, Mr.. and Mrs Noah Shaffer,
Samuel Yingling, Mr. and Mrs. WI. Weaver. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Menchey and child, Michael Ha set.
Harry Myers Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Monath ana
Wesley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Martin and children, MI. ana Mrs Clayton
Black, Mr.. AMI Mrs Henry Thieret and son Albert,
Wesley Shafer Charles Sundruck. Addie Shatfer,
Emma and Rose Weaver, Hilda and Mary Menchey,
Walter and Irwin Armacost, B. F. Armacost, Ellie
and Mary Weaver, Mrs. Lovina James.
Two Western Maryland Railroad officials passed
through here, had an interview with Mr.. Findlay,
president of Ebbvale Mining Co., then went on to
Bachmans Valley and Westminster. Their errand,
no doubt, was an important one. but no one seems
to know what their business was. II it was to ex-
tend the railroad, time will tell the secret.
Mr. George Panebakers new frame barn is about
completed.
347, $40, 32S, 361 and 271 pounds.
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au.n. Post InsseeAed.

Burns Post. No. 1S, Grand Army of the
Republic, of this city, was inspected on Sat.
urday last by Capt. George W. johnson; OF
Baltimore. assistant inspector general. Ihe
post also elected officers for the ensuing year,
as follows: Commander, James +. Tracey;
sepior commander, Hezekiah Morrow;
Junior vice-commander, George G: Grass;
auartermaster, Winfield S. Drach; chaplain,
Lewis Ditman; officer of the day. Isaac Ranull
officer of the guard, Wesley Blizzard; adjqtant.
Joel Ebaugh; council of administration, James
s. Baer, John w. Gill; delegates to State en-
campment, John W. Gill, Issac Ranull; alter
mates, Hezekiah Morrow, Louis T. Manning;
past commander, Thomas j. Hunt. The post
was visited by Department Commander Geo.
Prechtel, Past Department Commanders Gen.
R. N. Bowerman and James Campbell, AID
de. Camp Frederick c. Tarr and Charles A.
Vedder,. of Dushane Post, No. 8, all of Baltl
more, and after the regular proceedings ad-
dresses were made by Captain johnson, Gen;
Bowerman, Messrs. Prechtel, Campbell and
Tarr. After adjournment the members OF the
post and their visitors banqueted at the Hote
Westminster, where they were addressed by
Hon. Milton G. Urner, of Frederick.
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Bachman's Valley Items.

DECEMBER 12-Mrs. David Ebeugh, who has been
under treatment for many months for rheumatism
and being unable to walk, is now convalescing
slowly. Dr. Wertz, of Lineboro, is the attending
physician.
There will be preaching at this place next Sunday
afternoon at o'clock by the pastor, Rev. James b.
Stonesifer.
Miss Ella Bish enjoys her new Bachman's Valley
home very we'll
Mr. Jeremiah Leese killed four hogs recently that
weighed 2SS, 1861, 152 and 124a pounds They
We're not yet six months old. Any persons that
want the weight of their hogs published. can do SO
by sending weights to correspondent, without any
trouble.
Trapping and cunning is still on the list. Fall
trapping is indulged Ill by many persons, but some
make mistake, getting at the wrong place, and
then they take an empty trap for an animal. They
are suspected and are closely watched every day.
Christmas will be with US in less than two weeks,
and all persons should prepare themselves especial
ly the children Mr.. Santa Claus is working hard
to have present for all on Christmas morning.
A mail box was nearly torn off the postsome time
ago by person driving against it,
Matthew Black. who has been sick for two weeks,
is much improved and is expecting to go out of the
house this week.
VIM J. w. Swenk met with severe accident on
Tuesday evening by falling and breaking both
bones in his right arm ut two different places. DIR.
]. 8. Zieger was the attending physician.
D. S. Warehime's quarry is closed for the winter,
but will open about April 1st 1907. Mr.. Warehime
has sold over 10000 bushels of lime this fall
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Aid Society Meetino.

The Ladies' Aid Society of Salem NJ. E Church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Koontz on
Saturday afternoon, December s. The President
being absent, the meeting was called to order by
the Vice President, Mrs Bair. Quite interesting
program was rendered by members of the Society,
including reading, recitations and singing. After
the meeting adjourned, refreshments were served
and everybody had general good time Those
present were Mr.. d. n. McQuay, Mesdames L. A.
Koontz, Ida FriZzell Emma Smith, Jennie Bair,
Sylvia Bloom, Laura FriZzel Alice Frizzeli. Jennie
Lescaleet, Clara Franklin; Misses Coda Frizzell,
Holus Frizzell, Amelia McQuay, Effie Frizzell,
Efie KoontZ, Mae Koontz Carrye Paynter, Ruth
Bair, Gladys Smith, Mabel Eyler, Mary franklin,
Charles Koontz, w. L. Koontz, Wilbur Lescaeet,
an ltarT
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Medford Items.

DECEMBER 13.-The Christmas entertainment at
Stone Chapel, Friday evening. December 81 prom.
ises to be of the best of the season. Extraordi
nary pains will be AIKEN to make the program a
very interesting one
The Grange will meet i'll the Hall at this pl ce on
Wednesday afternoon, December 10, at 130 o'clock.
full attendance is earnestly requested to be pres
ent
Two new members are expected to be initiated in
theAGrange, which already registers good mum
Der. The Grange at this place is one of the most
hourishing in the county.
+. 81. Willet has erected a new blacksmith shop
Is feet by IL feet wide
The butcnering season is now in full blast but we
have not heard of any heavy porkers.
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TNRUSTEE'S SALE
u OF
Valuable Real Ess...

S"iioH Co., Md
By virtue of decree of the C;rcu;, n.
for Carroll county, in Equity. passed ~ Oo'lr
7th day of December, 1906, In canso ~ ~ uie
depending wherein Salle A. Smith and dIa.Iein a.l
are plaintiffs and Mamie Enelar and an o!oen
are defendants. and being No. 439q Fso'aet
the undersigned trustee appointed hquly
decree, will offer at public sale on tbe - ,.s aa
ises, on 'a'
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29tb 1oos
at 2 o'clock p. M, all that valuable a..
property containing 'A'u
s5 ACRES OF LAND.
more or less, situated in New Windsor n.
lrict, Carroll county, Maryland, near ' ~.
public road leading from Westminste, "s
Marston. and being the premises atelv oooa .
Asss pied by Henry Smith, deceased ri. nj;
Rsla property is improved by two and oa, as
half story frame dwelling. bank barn. vsao. Ous.
shed, dairy, corn crib, and all other necasas suu
outbuildings. 'A!
About six acres is in timber. and tho -,
of the land is in good state of cultivs,o,a .sa
The farm is well watered, with spring at tt II.
house. There is an apple and Young nesoS
orchard on the place. This farm is abop, Vora ~
mile from Marston, and three miles from NJ
Windsor, and is convenient to church,,
schools and stores, and is desirable pronertn
Terms of Sale.-One.third of the purcbss.
money shall be paid by the purchaser or r,' nnr
chasers on the day Of sale, or on the ra,;so.
ton thereof by the Court; and the resdue IN
two equal payments, the one to be paid in ons
year and the other in two years from the dav
of sale, with interest from day of sale. and !.
be secured by the notes of the purchaser with
approved security; or all cash at the option y
the purchaser.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE
Trustee.
Bond & Parke, Solicitors.
DEF is Albert Crawford, Auctioneer.
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Mite Society Meetina,

The Ladies, Mite Society of Mt Pleasant NJ. E.
church held its regular monthly meeting at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Buckingham, on
Thursday evening last. After the regular business
versation, vocal and instrumental music. after
which refreshments were served Those present
were: Mesdames II. NJ. Buckingham, Geo, T. Cor
such. John Spencer. William Shauck, Thomas Payn
ter, J. II. Shoemaker, Mary Streaker, George w.
Barnes J. T. Hill, Geo. A. Barnes, Kinsey Williams,
Harvey Davis Robert E. Barnes and William Spen-
Ger; Misses Beulah Shauck, Bertha Buckingham,
Miilie Spencer, Viola Klausman, Bessie Fossett;
visitors Mrs. Robt. Wheeler, Misses Emma J. Ar
mold, Viola Barnes, Carrie Buckingham, Eliza
Buckingham, Lenora, Geneva and Madeline Spen-
Ger and Marie Shauck
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The Tables Turned.

Husband-ssTha beefsteak ism cooked
to suit me.
Wife-''Well, cook it yourself; you
didn't t marry cook" ="
Wife Gin the middle of the night) -
"Get up, John, I think there are burglars
in the house.
Husband-"G up yourself; you didn't
marry policeman.
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PIeasant vaIIev Iter,.

DECEMBER l2.--Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Harman. of
Philadelphia. visited from Thursday until SUNDAY
with his mother. Mrs Aaron Harrnan, and his sis
ter. Mrs. Rufus Starner. recently.
Charles Myers and wife, of Baltimore spent from
saturday until Monday with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Levi Myers
WIN. Bowers, Of Baltimore. is visiting friends in
this place.
Mrs. Jonas Fifz, who is cripple and has been a
great sufferer for year. is staying with her mother
Mrs Rufus Sfaraers Mrs Fitz Is also blind but she
can write lettsr very nicely by moving the paper
to the edge Of hook after each line.
Butcher1nT Is in progress and some fine porkers
have bean already killed. Henry T. Wanfz, five,
which weighed 40, a6s $50, geo and 200 pounds
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Union Mills Items.

DECEMBER 12-The c. E. Society of this place eel
ebrated Maryland Day in the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday evening. The principal feature was a
''History of the Maryland Union, by John Burgoon.
The regular topic was discussed by Rev. Long.
Rev Richard Henkle, of York, will celebrate Holy
Communion in the NJ. E. Church this Sunday at
go p. m.
Miss Elda Byers spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister, Mrs w. r. Unger, in Pleasant Valley.
DIR. and Mrs. J. II. T. Earhart visited Mr. and MIS-
Daniel Grouse, near Littlestown, recently.
Mrs Mary Stonesifer entertained c. Rusher ana
family and VIM. Kirkoof last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. o. II Brown and daughter. of New
Windsor, spent last Sunday with c. Z. Nuspaum
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Taylor. who have spent the
last few months i'll Hagerstown. have returned to
the home of IesSah Erb.
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Silver Run Items,

DEC l2-The Sunday schools of both churches
are preparing for their Christmas entertainments;
They have good programs The Lutheran school
will have their services on Sunday evening before
Christmas and the Reformed ON Christmas evening
Miss Celia Burgoon, of Baltimore, who has been
visiting Mr. Milton F. Little for several weeks, re-
turned home on Wednesday,
On last Friday Mrs. Ed. Heldebridle moved from
near this place to Hanover with her household
goods, and on Tuesday Mr.. Heldebridle followed
her with his goods. Quite new way of moving
Don't forget to attend the grand Ear and oyster
supper at the N. C. Hall on Sat. evening, Dec. D.
The butchering season is in full blast now. The
following reported weights of hogs Geo F. Bach
man four, 416 $780, 300 and 2S7; Frank Warehime
one a47 and several smaller ones; George Schaeter
one 400, and David Crowl two 400 and 41O.
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Sunny Side Items.

DECEMBER 13.- .--Oliver E, Bowman is giving his
new barn q coat of paint
The pupils of Pine Grove Sunday school will re.
ceiye their treat on Sunday afternoon if the wealth
er Is favorable.
Mrs. Arthur Waterman, of Yosts store Pa is
visiting her parents. A. J. Hess and wife, of Sun
Flower Farm.
A revival meeting commenced at Bart's u B.
church last Sunday evening by Rev. ]. p. Koontz
pastor
Urias Markle slaughtered porker weighing 4O1.
pounds, Albert Leese killed two hogs u months
old weighing 400 and 412 pounds
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Unionfown lfens.

DECEMBER 12-The Lutheran Sunday school will
hold Its Christmas service on the evening of the lh
inst. at 7.30 O'Clock.
Mrs. Nathanial Heck is quite ill., with little hope
of recovery.
On Saturday last goodly number of the Winters
congregation met by "chance" at the Lutheran
Rev. G. W. Baughman. sumptuous dinner. fur
nished by the visitors, served after which the
time was pleasantly spent in social intercourse A
generous supply of groceries and other provisions
for the family and for the horse were left by
the visitors, for all of which the pastor and his
family are very grateful
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Some Imperfect.

"Now, Mr.. Smith, said Mrs. Jones
to her egg dealer, II really will have to
buy my eggs elsewhere. For some time
past there have been as many as three or
four bad eggs in every dozen" "
"Why, Mrs. JONES'" the man remon-
strated, don't you know that a hen S
bound to lay bad egg now and ag'in p
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So Tired.

A group of little girls were discussing
how hard their fathers had to work to keep
up the family resources. 1t came little
Mabeps turn, and she said
''My father works awful hard. He
leaves home at half past 6 in the morning,
and sometimes he don't get home till 3 or
4 O clock next morning, and he's so tired
mamma has to go down and help him up
stairs.
The Democratic advocate., 1906-12-21
DAhRoAD TIES WANTED

Cash paid on inspection for Railroad Ties
for Construction of Western Maryland Rail-
road. Ties must be of White Oak or Rock
Oak 81 feet long. If Pole Ties, they must be
7 inches face and inches thick. Squared
Ties must be 81 feet long, by by 9 inches.
Address. LESTER s. PATTERSON,
Westminster, R. f. D. Carrier 5. or /.
oct26-- Apply at Louisville.
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FARM FOR SALE

65 Acres, level, nice land, with new dwell
ing; poor barns, nice young orchard; running
water; FIVE miles to R. r.; mail at door every
morning. Telf in house if desired; so Acres
ready for plow; ! mile to school and church.
neighbors. Price $50 an Acre. on easy terms.
w. r. BROADDUS.
nov30-4t West Point, Va.
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E,LECTIoN OF DIRECTORS.

Union National Bank OF Westminster.
December 5, 1906.
An election for TEN DIRECTORS for this
Bank will be held on
TUESDAY, the Sth day of JANUARY,
1907, between the hours Of III o'clock, a. M,
and II o. clock, M, of said day at said Bank.
dec 7-te j. W. Herring, Cashier.
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MARRIED.

In Westminster Md on December II, 1906, at the
parsonage of the Methodist Protestant Church. by
Rev, L. F. Warner, Herbert E. Ford and Cora Luca-
baugh, both of Carroll county.
On December 5, 1906 at the parsonage of st.
Faul's Reformed Church, this city, by Rev. Calvin
S. Slage. George C. Young and Miss Pearl NJ. Penn.
both of TaylorsvilIe, Carroll county, Md.
November 20, 1906 at the Reformed Church par
sonage Silver Run, Md, by Rev. J. Stewart Hart
man, Harry NJ. Myers, of Tyrone, aud Miss Mary S.
Hull, of Mayberry.
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MO. 1902 EQUITY.

No. 42o2 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Lydia A. s. Frownfelter, plaintiff, VS.. Carroll
County Savings Bank, of Unontown, a body
corporate of the State of Maryland, ct al.
Defendants.
Ordered, this 14th day of December, A.
D., 1906, that the account ofthe special Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con-
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 31st day of December,
inst. ;provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published IN Carroll
county.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Clerk.
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dec 14-2t DAVID p. SMELsER, Clerk.
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MO. 1888 EQUITY.

MO. 1888 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Louisa A. Price, Plaintiff. VS.. Agnes g. Mel
son. ct al. Defendants.
Ordered, this 18th day of December, A. D..
1906 that the account of the special Auditor
filed in this cause be finally ratified and con
Grmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the LIST day of December.
inst; provided a copy of this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
DAVID p. SMELSER, Clerk.
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dec IA 2t DAVID P SMELsER. Clerk.
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MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1906

MONDAY, DEC. 10, 1906.
The undersigned will receive at his sale and
exchange stables, Littlestown. Pa, on the
above date, car load of Indiana Horses and
Mares, also car load of Mules. all ages, broke
and unbroke Mares from 3 to 5 years old;
also some trotters and PAGERS. Come and see
this stock before purchasing elsewhere. This
stock is for sale or exchange Will al o pay
the highest cash market price for fat horses
and mules suitable for Southern markets.
dec7 ID. A. SPALDlNG.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
eooTLEGGERs' WAGON.
The Wagon and Mules Captured Near
Glenn Brought In.


Knox Simmons, a resident OF the
Glenn district, came to Ardmore Fri.
day morning having with him the
wagon and horses captured by Depu-
ties Irby and Havens near Glenn sun
dag night last he wagon and horses
are the property of the bootleggers
with whom these deputies had a
shooting affair Sunday night. The
bootlegers were pushed 80 hard that
they abandoned their horses and wa
gon. leaving them In the woods north
west OF Glenn. Tne deputies took
charge of them and hired Knox Sim
mons TO bring them TO the city. There
were four of the horses, but one of
the horses was given to a negro
whose horse was shot from under one
of the bootleggers in the fight. The
wagon and horses were installed at
wagon yard IN this city where they
will be kept until new Developments
arise in regard to the bootleggers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
CHAIRMAN SWITZERLAND TALKS
Court House Location in io2 District
Was the Issue.

d. g. u. Switzerland Of Cornish.
chairman OF the Democratic executive
committee Of lo2ud district was q
visitor 10 Ardnorc Friday DI South
,rlaud stated that th' Democratic del
c-at, won in a walk over both the
Republican and SocielisJ The re.
con, landslide. which 60 is hoped will
ne permanent. is great victory for
Dcmocracy." aaid VI. SoHheriand.
and means the brilliauoy OF the new
state will shine forth under pure D'
mocratic rule"
Mr. Switzerland is Of The opinion
tha. the location OF county seats in
an districts should be- determined by
a fun vote of the ciuzcns OF the coun-
tv The location Of tn, county seats
I'm many counties was made an issue
in the constitutional convention dele
gate election just closed.
I'm many districts the delegate has
procured the vote OF tha town which
desires the county seat, in the hope
that he would exert his influence for
the location of the court house. at a
place that had been supporting the
candidate. Southerland states that
the delegate from district No. 1902, L.
j. Nkors. was elected on the issue
that the location OF the county seat
B.. left To- vote Of the people.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
Prize Hogs at San Antonio.

Ben Colbert, ex.United States mar
shal, was in Ardmore Thursday en-
route from Tishomingo to San Anto-
MO. Mr.. Colbert has a bunch OF prize
winning hogs at the San Antonio fair.
He has been at San Antonio looking
after them, but returned to Tish-
mingo to vote in the election on the
9th Mr.. Colbert states that his hogs
have been making good in Texas and
are winning their share OF the prizes.
The fair at San Antonio will soon be
be over. Mr. Colbert will ship his
hogs back to Tishomingo.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-09
NEGRO GULLY ARRESTED.
Walter Brady, Negro Tough, Was Ar
rested While at Work.

Walter Brady, a negro, was arres.
ted and placed in the federal Jail Fri
day morning on a charge of assault
with intent to kill. The arrest was
made by Deputy Cochran Of Mari.
eta. who had been on the lookout
70. Brady since November the 3rd,
on which date it is said that the pris-
oucr assaulted Josie Lamont another
negro, with intent to Kill.
The occurrence is said to have IA
ken place at Burneyyilla Brady skip
ped out and was not arrested rnlil
this morning. while Deputy Cochran
found him working on the watcrwork7
mains in this city. Hra6" IS ia old in
mate of the jail hrra and ms not
been ont more than TWO morths. Bra
q. was arrested preyt0us' on r
charge of assault w'lh m..nt to Nil