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The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10

l. The site OF the hotel is a lot in
fee fronting tfgA feet on Main street
and extending back, With a frontage
on Court street Of 2i4N feet. 10 q
public alley IG feet wide. The lot
contains III square perches OF land
more or less. and Ia one OF the mos,
adyantageousiy located lots in West
minister
Z. This los ls improved BY brick
hotel bliilt at the intersection OF
Main and Court streets. and extend
ing lis feet on Main street. and front
ing Oh Court street for a depth of Ga
feet The portion Of the hotel on Main
street. next 10 Court street. is two
stories and an attic high, with sec
ond story porch, 10 feet vide and
supported by round columns, on both
the Main and Court street sides, and
the other part Of the hotel fronts
on Main street, and IA four
stories high, with n side porch open
Ing on the hotel yard. The hotel has
a large lobby, Office. bar. pool and
billiard room. writing room, parlor,
sample rooms, store rooms. and nifty
six bed rooms. OF which As are fur
nished. The kitchen has n largo and
new range, eoffee-steamer, ice chests
or boxes and all necessary convent
eneos There ls a cellar under the
hotel. and there is n second or base
ment kitchen. The hotel has fire es-
eApes on the side and rear OF the
building. There are entrances 10 the
hotel on both Court ana Main streets.
and separate entrance on Court
street To the bar.
The hotel has been recently paper
ed, ualntad and wholly renovated
throughout and 10 we'll lighted with
new kae and electric light fixtures !;
and IN each bed room there IL new
iy Installed telephone connecting
With the private exchange In the Of
fee, and giving local and long dis
lance connections The hotel h
heated BY atsam: and the rooms are
large, veil lighted and ventilated.
WITH vide corridors throughout the
building, and bath rooms on second
and third fioora,
The other improvements consist Of
a garage. stable aud an outside cold
storage house.
.. The furnishings and equipments
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church Preach
Ing 1880 a. m. Yesper service 70 O'Clock; Sum
day school p.fb O'Clock. Prayer Meeting. Wci-
L. Emory Bennett Pastor.
ST. Johns Church Sundays Low Naaa at tbs
And Hugh Mass ~ 10 a. m. During The wcek Mass
at a. m.
Joseph ". Cassidy. Pastor.
aalcm Lutheran Charge 81 RenIanin'a--s Sum
day school mi 81. Johns Sunday school a
Holy Communion 10 q M Preparatory services
Rw. Doty. Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church. Harvest
Home ecryice, BaehmaBa 10 =. m. aarvice BEN
James -. etonssEfer. PAator.
Ascension Church. sulslisy scrvtocs. 7a1 a NJ.
Holy Co'nfngniou. ioal .. N. Morning Prayer,
.4asany and Seflnon, llIoiy Communion on frAt
Sunday ~ spsuthl. Als9 ,, M, Evening Prayer 3
2, NJ on frHt Sunday af Hsonsh Service aad Sermon
10 Chapel.
Prank n. 0itaoa. m D. Rector.
Reformed Church allvsf Han Service A. 10 a.
- ani st 20 ,. m. every t~a wccks Sunday
school at sA. "A.
Graoe i.athsTan ChaFeh SUNDAY sctosl 3 a N.
No pTsachins srryire,
y II aiiial, Pastor.
Ets PaHi'a Reformed Church Egn3s; seh8oi At
80 3. ni. worship At 10 - q. ta ard us D. ~.
Calvin =. alzTie. Pastor
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Better Than One
DOYLE & MAGEE
WESTMINSTER. MD.
NO. 440a EQUITY.

~
Ia the Circuit Court for Carroll county,
in Equity.
Luther T. sharretta and Edwin II.
Sharretts,j Assignees Of Assignees
OF Mortgages ys. James w. White
and Sophia White. his wife. Mort
gaEors.
Ordered. this 10th day Of septem-
her, A. ID. 1909, that the sale OF the
mostgaged property made and report
ed In the above entitled cause by
Luther r. Shnrretts and Edwin II.
Sharretts, Assignees OF Mortgages,
by virtue Of the power contained In
two mortgages, the one from James
W White and wife 20 Frank r. Shaw,
dated April LIST, 1882, and recorded
among the Real Estate Mortgage Rec
ords OF Carroll County, In Liber = i.
s.. No. II, folio 239 etc, and the other
from said James w. White and wife
10 William II Thomas, dated April
End, 1892, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records OF Car
roll County, in Liber B. +. c., No. 81,
folio 4Sa, etCs, both OF which mort
cages we're by proper and legal as
signments duly assigned and trans
erred to the said Luther 7, Shar-
retts and Edwin Fl. sharretts. assign
ees, aforesaid, be finally ratified and
confirmed unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 18th
lay OF October. A. d. 1909, provided
copy OF this o-der be inserted In
rrme newspaper published in Carroll
county. Maryland. once a week for
three successive weeks previous to
the 4tb day OF October, A. d. 1903.
The report states the amount OF
sale TO be si1 ,B68.00.
DAVID P. SMELSER, Cleik.
True copy, Test
sept 10 ct Dawn P. SMELsER. Clerk.
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PLEASANT HILI.

Miss A. Ethel aud Master Floyd
Study. accompanied by their grand
mother, Mrs. Emanuel Study, and Miss
Romaine Study, Blacks 8choolhousc.
spent Sunday last with Fred Zahn,
Of Frizellburg.
Miss Cora Leese, John 7. Fuhrman
and ..1ss s.pe, AT OF Hanover spent
last Sunday as the guest Of John y.
Thurman and family. -
Mrs. Oliver Warner, OF Hanover.
spent several days with her parents,
Thomas Myers and wife.
John Fiickinger and wife, OF Han
over. spent several days az the guests
OF Geo. w. Dutterer and family
G. Yoe, wife and children, OF near
Pigeon Hills; Edward Slifer and wife,
Of I.ittlestown, Pa; John II Maus,
wife and daughters Edna and Lille
and son George, and J. Irwin Dutterer
and wife were the guests OF Frank
HeachteI and wife last Sunday.
Mrs. Elmira Dntterer Is critically
III at this writing.
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are new, well selected, adequate and
complete, and embrace all the furni-
ture, linen, china, table and kitchen
ware and liquors and everything SUIT
able TO run tirst-class bar. and MAKE
tie Main Court Inn ready for imuedi-
ate use as thoroughly equipped
Aotel. An inventory or the contents
ot the hotel may DO had OF the trus-
tees.
The Main.Court Inn Is within a haIt
milo OF the railroad station at West
minister, and two blocks OF the Court
House, and fronts on the tnrnnIl.e
from Baltimore to Pittsburg. abont
2s miles from Baltimore and "A miles
from Gettysburg, and Il In the. line
Of large automobile travel and nj ihe
end of a pleasant run, over the Baltf-
more and Reisterstown Turnnijse
from Baltimore Situated In pros
Ferrous and healthfnl city, at an eleva-
tloh Of about 900 feet above tlde-wat-
err cool, commodious and attractive
IN appearance. with shaded grounds.
ample porehes: excellent water, gas
snd electric light. aud the lowest
county tax rate In The State; a hotel
liquor license Of 5000, the Maln-Court
Inn offers great advantages as a hotel
property.
Immediate possession can be given.
The land and personal property de-
scribed above will be offered as a
whole.
Terms OF -ono-third cash on
the day of sale or on the ratiiication
thereof by the Court. and the residue
IN two equal payments OF six and
twelve months from the day Of sale;
the credit payments to bear interest
from The dag Of sale and 10 be- secured
by the notes Of the purchasers. with
approved security; or all cash at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit
OF $500 will be required OF the pur-
chaser on the day OF sale.
For full information and further de-
tails apply 70 trustees.
BENJAMIN FRANK GROUSE.
JOSEPH d. BROOKS.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
Trustees.
Harley & Wheltle, Solicitors,
Maryland Telephone Building.
sep1o-ts Baltimore. Md.
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wATRRsyILLE.

Malcom sellman has had the
stitches removed from the wound re-
ceived by the kick Of q horse few
days ago, which was just over the eye.
We hope II will prove an eye-opener
In the future, when In close contact
with the business end of a vicious
horse.
Miss Emma Hood reports a very
pleasant stay of one week at At
Iantic City with friends.
The Junior Order OF American Me-
ohanics will hold picnic in Kings
grove on Saturday next, September
III.
Mrs. w. w. Burdette and daughter.
OF Washington, d. c., will visit Miss
Emma Hood.
Mrs Dr. Mills, OF Baltimore, Ii vfs-
iting her cousin, Mrs. Allen Griffin.
Miss Voornene Williams Is visiting
the Misses Hood, Of near Lisbon.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10

George, Miss Edna Myers, Miss Esta
Stuller and Mrs. Mace, OF Hanover. Pa.
Refreshments were served at late
hour.
Sunday, September g. was joyful
day to Charles Bittle, 81 of his friends
having given him visit on sur
prise. Mr. Grouse had his graphic
phone with him and rendered some
good selections, which Mr.. Bittle
heartily enjoyed. He was very much
pleased and enjoyed the day, but said
on Monday he was lonely. Mr. Bittle
has been an invalid for number of
years
Monday evening, September 6, e.
C. Yingling being in a hurry and hav-
ing only short time to get some coal
at Smith & Reifsnider's In Westmin-
ster, in stepping on the wheel OF the
wagon his foot slipped off, causing
him TO fall on the side OF the wagon
bed and breaking two of his ribs.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
MOUNT OLIVE.

The woods meeting, which was In
progress in Mr.. Kings woods last
week, came TO a close Sunday night,
September 3. During the week one
soul was born into the new kingdom,
and a fine time was experienced spir-
itually. The meeting paid It's own
expenses, as $25 were taken In, the
expenses being $40 @. w. Russell
and II. Roy buckingham, who were
conducting the services, wish to thank
their friends who were so kind 10
them during the week Among the
Mt. Olive folks who attended this
meeting were Mr. and Mrs H. D.
Eckert, Mr. and Mrs. o. b. Bucking-
ham. Mrs George Fleming and two
daughters Georgia and Francis, &. w
H. Ri6gley, George Gosneil and others,
Eyangelistic services are In pro-
Rress at Watersvllle NJ p. church
beginning every week night at
O'Clock, Sundays at 7.30. These ser
vices are In charge off Rev. T. M
Dickey, pastor Of circuit. All arc
cordially invited.
Rev George w. Russell. gospel sing
err. whose home is I'm Marshalltown
Delaware, who has been spending q
few days In Poplar Springs and Wat
ersville, working IN eyengelistic meet
ings. has returned to his home
The shower ON last Saturday night
helped the plowing little; better
than none.
The farmers through this communi.
ty are busy hauling lime ard getting
their ground In shape for seeding
c. Arnold Fleming Is making rapid
progress with his house which he Il
erecting on tho north side N the rail-.
road in Mt, Airy.
That the north pole is really dis.
covered viii not be doubted. MS the
weather Is considerably cooler since
Miss Norma Fleming. of Washing
ton, ID. c., who spent few weeks with
her mother and sister OF this place
has returned to her position in Wash
ington as governess.
Miss JesBye Fleming, who spent her
vacStion In this community, has re.
turned 10 her school, the NJ. a. j..
Union Bridge
Vacation days arc over,
The sweetest OF the year;
When we do roam In clover,
We love them too much fear.
Now back 20 schools and Offices.
Back to our work and study:
We pray To God to keep Us right,
That for our life's work we may
be ready.
Mrs. l.. s. Buckingham and grand
son Jennings Buckingham spent n
few days In Westminster Inst week.
The writer OF these items halls
Basil Dorsey as our next sheriff. J.
Belt Townshend made fine one. Be-
ing a fine man, we are sorry to see
him go, but we are consoled 10 think
that Mr.. Dorsey is 10 succeed him.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
MRLROsR.

Amos Crumrine, who had been In
falling health for year or more, died
Friday morning His remains were
laid 10 rest on Sunday afternoon AZ
Shermans church.
Misses Susan, Sadie and Ola Ware
hime spent Saturday and Sunday last
the guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Samuel
Boyer and family.
Last week nearly dozen carloads
OF .Srtilizer were on our switch at
one time, which shows that our farm
ers are enterprising and are keeping
up the standard Of their farms
Elmer Shaffer purchased 10
horsepower olds automobile In York,
Pa, recently.
Miss Hester Boyer is spending this
week visiting VIM Warahimo and
family, OF near Mount Pleasant,
Harry Warehime, OF near Snyders-
burg. visited Samuel Boyer and fam
lily on Sunday last.
On Saturday morning many ex-
pectant eyes we're turned towards the
threatening skies, and instead OF sun
shine the rain began 10 fall Brayely
facing the showers Of rain Vents
Union Sunday school gathered at the
schoolhouse. and headed by the Car
roll County Reed band, and aided by
Messrs. Phillip Wentz and Paul
Houck, did some pretty counter
marching In going 70 Crumrlne's
beautiful grove. About noon the
clouds scattered. The am sbon.
slightly. and by one o'clock fully 500
people were on the grounds. Good or
der prevailed, and the large crowd
enjoyed the good program prepared
for them. The school rendered one
OF the best programs, day and even-
ing. that your correspondent has
heard for years. Reys Low and Flick
rendered forcible and interesting ad-
dresses 10 an attentive audience. The
receipts at the stand we're good, and
altogether Vents celebration OF 1909
was complete success In every par
ticular. The Carroll County Reed
Band. numbering "a men, Is an ex-
cellent organization and rendered fine
music.
We see more tramps and idle men
OF all nationalities and colors pass
along the pike than ever before.
Many could find work, but prefer the
easy way of begging food and ldIing
away their time.
The Pleasant Hill Telephone Com
pany have measured and staked the
telephone line to our town, and viii
have the wires strung by the end OF
this month. Seven have signed the
contract to have phones placed In
their homes, and more will do SO In
the near future.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
SILVER RUN.

Miss s. Edna Wilson, OF New Wind
sor, Is the guest Of Miss Sallie Law
yer.
Charles copenhayer, OF Baltimore.
Is spending few days with his
parents.
John Hoff and family, OF New Wind
sor, and Edward Brown and family
spent Sunday at the home OF William
Frock.
Miss Ida Beachtel, OF Indianapolis,
Ind, who Is visiting relatives here in
the East, was the guest OF Miss Emma
Beachtel this week.
John X. Hull returned to his home
at Harrisburg after spending some
time with friends at this place.
Herman G.. Matthias, fourth son Of
II. Charles Matthias, and grandson of
Edward Matthias, deceased, died Sal
urday morning from acute bright's
disease. Herman had passed the 18th
mile stone of his life and was Just
budding into manhood when he was
called to bloom In the paradise be-
yond. He had united with St Maryg
Lutheran church the past spring. He
was also member of Sunday school
class, which was represented in a
body at the church. To all these SER
vices, though In his early days, he
was faithful. His parents, four broth
ers and two sisters survive him. The
funeral services were held at the
Lutheran church Monday morning
Rev. ]. o. Yoder officiating. The pail
bearers were Oscar Dell, Irving Kin
dig, Dennis Dell, Geo. Dutterer, Roy
KIndiR and Charlaa Cole
Harvest home services will be OBJ
served at st. Mary's Lutheran church
Sunday at 10 a. m.
, Henry X. Wentz and wife, Bert
Hamm, wife ana oaugnve.- Laona, o.
Hanover; Herbert Beachtel. wife and
daughter Mary visited David Geeting
and family Sunday.
Harry Hoffman, of Baltimore, spent
few days last week with Frank w.
Warehime.
Josephus Myers and family enter
tanned the following Sunday: Frank
Myers, wife and two children Earl
and George, David Myers, wife and
daughter Effie, Marcellus Raubenstine.
wife and son Clayton, Augustus Myers,
wife and daughter Hilda, Milton Myers
and wife and Maurice Stonesifer
John Null and wife, OF Frizellburg:
Milton A. Myers and wife, David
Feeser, of Pleasant Valley, and Chas.
Malehorn, of Baltimore, were guests
of Mrs. Edna Feeser the past week.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
COVER

Wallace Shipiey IL making prepR.
rations 20 build several outbuildinga.
Mr.. and Mrs. George u. Grimes. OF
Baltimore, are spending few days
with the formers parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. ahIpley and
daughter Marie spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Micodemun, oi
Same Greek
Miss G. l.. Cover has accepted a po-
sition as head milliner with firm "a
Euipeper, Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Koonta spent
Sunday afternoon with Harvey NALL
and family, OF Paradise.
Miss Emma Fiickinger II on a vlait
TO Miss Minnie Killer, OF DannIngE.
School days are here again. Para
disc school, near this place, opened
LAST week With fn enrolment Of rs
sohoiars.
Remember the Paradise social even
Ing OF September 25. Ball game 3
.. m. Nj Airy Cornet Band AZ night.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
BARK HILI..

Harry Stiteley and wife spent Sun
day with the formers sister, Mrs
Grimes, of Feezersburg.
David Foreman and family spent
Sunday with Frank Bohn and family
Romaine Ham, Fanny Rowe, Roy
Crabbs and Ray Weller spent Satur-
day at Gettysburg
Harry EckardH and wife and Mrs
Jennie Ham attended the circus in
Westminster on Monday
Lucy Shue ie spending some time
with her sister, Elizabeth Rakestraw
and other friends OF Union Bridge.
Cleveland Cartzendafer and wife
OF Woodberry, spent Sunday with his
mother and sister OF this place.
George Hape and wife spent Sum
day with Jesse Shiyers and family
Edna Wilson has geranium stalk
which has thirty or more blooms open
at one time.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NEIGHBORS.
BACHMAN's VALLEY.

A heavy frost was upon the ground
on Monday morning, and persons ex-
perienced the cold.
A most pleasant birthday surprise
party was held at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Happy Lippy at this place
on Friday evening, September 3, in
honor OF Mrs. Lippy's 10th birthday.
She was unaware of the surprise, and
was busy at her work during the
evening 1t was stated before that
no person was able to surprise her In
such way, but all the neighbors
were well Informed as to the meet
ing, and promptly at 7.30 D. m. the
crowd arrived and walked In the
door, when Mrs. Lippy was much
scared and was unable TO speak many
words. After recognizing her friends
and receiving many good cheers, she
recovered and was very glad. Many
enjoyments were given to all and at
10 O'Clock the friends were invited
to the dining room where refresh
ments were served Many presents
were given to Mrs. Lippy and she re-
turns thanks. A large four horse
team, with a crowd Of persons, was
present At late hour those present
returned to their homes wishing Mrs.
Lippy many more such enjoyable
evenings. Those present were Harry
I.ippy and wife, Harry Sell and wife,
Amos Feeser and wife, Bertman Fees
er and wife, Otto Harmon and wife,
Greenbury Irish and wife, VIM. H..
Isippy and wife, George Sullivan and
wife, Arthur Hollinger and wife, Geo.
Lippy and wife, Mrs. Jane Lippy,
Misses Emma Erb, Yannie Koontz,
Sara Lippy, Esta Brumgard, Mollie
Mann, Edna Sell, Mary Lippy, Airle
Feeser, Bessie Harmon, Efiie Miller.
Bertha Miller. Lilly Sullivan, Treya
Feeser, Mary Feeser, Hilda Feeser,
Mary Harmon, Elsie Lippy, Delpha
Irish. Elmer hippy, Monroe Markell,
John Starner. Mark Feeser, Paul Zepp,
W. j. w. Swenk, John w. Lippy, How
ard Erb, Claude Feeser, Sterling
Feeser, Remus, Sell, Clarence Feeser,
Harry Feeser. Fern Sullivan. Clarke
Sullivan, Wiimert Feeser. william
Lippy Gladdis Irish and Lester IAppy.
Elmer Shaffer passed through here
with his new automobile which no en-
joys very much.
! Our public school will open on Mon
day, September 49, Bertram Streyig
is the teacher. The school house has
just been repainted, which gives II
a good appearance.
A man lost his hat upon the road
from Hanover. Pa, TO this place last
Saturday Size not certain, but near
No. 10. n found, please deliver at a
suitable place near corn field.
Bixler's U. b. Sunday school win
hold treat at the church on Satur-
day afterno0a, September 25, at .
o'clock. All members expected to be
present.
Farmers have already begun TO cut
corn, which is ripe, and are beginning
to sow grain. AS the ground Is dry,
some have not yet finished plowing.
Harvest home services at Jerusalem
church on Sunday at 10 a. n. by Rev
II. H. Flick.
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Real Estate sale..

James w. Whites farm, containing
z4O acres. Ia Middleburg district. was
sold on Tuesday September Z, by
Luther + Sharretts and Edwin H.
Sharretts, assignees, to Perry G.
Lowman, OF Unionville. Frederick
county, for s11,56S.
Joshua Wilbur Shipley's farm. near
Gist, which was adrefEsed to be sold
Wednesday, 1as withdrawn because
OF inadequacy OF bid. and will be sold
at private seIe p. o. weant was So
Iicitor IN both cases.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10

PfcIAL. NOTICE. The State Board
- Of Undertakers Of Maryland will
hold lie semi annual meeting for exam.
ination Of all applicants TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 18th. 1909. 1t ia oissrs, 793
Calvert Building. baltimore City, Md.
beginning 10 O'Clock a. m. Application
blanks for this examination win be fur
niEhcd upon request, which must be
filed With the Secretary of this Board
on or before OCTOBER lat, 1895.
GEORGE w. MOWEN,
President.
II. n. H0UsMAN, Jr., Secretary.
sept TO ~
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
sTONERSVILLE.

David Currens and family spent
Saturday at Humps and attended st.
James Reformed Sunday school pic
mic.
Mrs. Abraham Geiman. who had
been quite sick. Is reported to be Inn
proving.
Holy communion services were held
al St Benjamin's Lutheran church
Sunday morning and were largely at
tended.
Joseph Duttrow and wife attended
the funeral or their little niece Golda
August 2S
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
PLEASANT VALLEY.

The last reunion of some Of the
Fleagle family was at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Myers, in Pleas
ant Valley, on the evening Of Septem-
ber 2, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Noah
Fleagle, OF Tampa, Florida. leaving
for his home. There was sadness and
gloom when bidding farewell to the
ones that had gathered there. Those
present were Levi Myers and wife,
Noah FIeagle and wife, Charles Fleag-
le. wife and son Edgar, Scott Fleagle
and wife, Ed. Dudrcr9 wife and son
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
UNION MILLS.

Mrs. r. N. Koontz, who has been
quite i'll the past four weeks, is con-
valescing
c. W. Yeiser has completed his con-
crete walks. Dr. Earhart and !. G..
Lawyer have their walks in operation.
The Sunday school rally to be held
in the M. u. church this Sunday after
noon promises to be interesting as
well as instructive. Some prominent
speakers are expected to be present.
Edward Brown lost valuable
horse last Monday from lockjaw.
Mr.. Fehrney and daughter Gertie,
of Baltimore, are visiting her mother
and other relatives here.
Harry Sullivan and family, OF
Meadow Branch, visited relatives here
last Sunday.
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visiting relatives and friends at Sy-
kesville and Springfield this week.
Mrs Ernest Myers. who has been
sick for some time, is slowly improv-
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. ] l.. Zimmerman spent
from Friday until Sunday with the
latters parents, and are now visiting
relatives In Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
TYRONE.

The items in this vicinity have been
like the weather--yery dry.
Howard Pctry and wife spent last
Saturday and Sunday IN Hanover.
Miss Grace Knipple, who had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Zimmer-
man. returned to her nome In Keys
Vile this week.
Ira Rodkey and family spent Sat
urday and Sunday at MeIrose.
VIM. F1ohr, Miss Fannie Fiohr, He's
sic Rodkey and Sadie F'Iicdnger are
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
MO. 44s4 EQUITY.
In the circuit Court for Carroll County.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Ivan L. IIoff. Assignee Of Mortgage Va. Casha-
riEe Iantz and Charles H. Lantx. her husband,
Mortganore.
Ordered this 7th Of day September. A, D. 1900
that the account OF the Auditor filed in this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed unleaa cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
9th day Of September inst; provided copy OF this
order be inserted for two successive weeks before
the last named day in some newspaper published
In Carroll county.
DAVID P. sMEfsER Clerk.
True Copy Test
aug i02t DAVID P. sMEIsER Clerk.
The Democratic advocate., 1909-09-10
Prohibition Convention

The Convention Of the Prohibition
party Of Carroll County 70 nominate a
county ticket viii he held ut Carrollton
IN tha Band Hall. Friday night, Sep
ternber 18th. a. Z o'clock.
Al 3 o'clock Prof g. w. Moore win
deliver an interesting address.
We extend an invitation 20 all 70 be
present
EMORY G. EBAUGH.
sept 10 ~ Chairman.