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NeighbOurSClary.

Miss Ethel Marie Clary, second
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clary,
was married to John Owen Neigh
bours, at the brides home at Mount
Airy, on Wednesday, December 20, at
~ o'clock.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains Of MendeIssohns wedding
march, which was played by Miss Ella
Clary, a cousin Of the bride. The
bride was attired in princess dress
OF white LansdOwne, hand embroidery,
and carried bride roses. Miss Eliza
beth Clary sister Of the bride acted D.
maid OF honor. She was dressed in
white paris muslin, trimmed in val
lace and carried white carnations.
John Lowell, Of Wisconsin, acted as
best man.
After a luncheon was served the
bride and groom left On the o'clock
train for Philadelphia and New York.
The brides travelling suit was Of dark
blue broad cloth, with picture hat
Of blue beaver. Their future home
will BE- in Cambridge, Md. Only the
near relatives were present. They
will Be at home after January 10th.
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In Favor OF Carroll Spending Its
Share OF State Road Loan.

Editor Democratic Advocate.
Dear Sir: T have read with much
pleasure and profit your editorial in
the Advocate On the Good Roads, aside
from it, beauty Of language it IL to
BE- commended for it, sound logic. "a
county which can point To it, admins
trative officers a. W. OF Carroll may.
has every reason To ask for the spend
in Of funds, that are To b. used with
in it, borders, a. the past is always q
prophecy of the future, W. have every
right to insist Ga controlling our pro-
portion of the State loan.
W. have men, who with little
study, can fit themselves for the en-
gineering of any practicable road pro-
ject, and who will BE- much better
able, than perhaps a graduate of some
technical institution, for they will
have a knowledge Of local conditions
that are not to b. had at long range.
In q word keep up the good fight
am certain the citizens of Carroll,
regardless of political affiliations
will accord you heartily and help
full aid
Respectfully, I'D.
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ReeSe----lM athiaS.

Geo. ". Reese and Miss Alice T..
Matthias, both of this county, were
quietly married at the home Of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. III. IL.
Matthias, near Brummel, On the even
ing of January 3, by Rev. Il. wv. Doty,
of Salem Lutheran charge. After
the ceremony was performed refresh
ments in abundance were served. The
bride received many handsome and
useful presents Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. IT. r. Matthias, Mr.. and
Mrs a. r.. Berwager, Rev. and Mrs.
~ w. Doty, Mrs. Edward Baker, Mr.
VIM Snyder, Misses Bertha, Beulah
and Lottie Matthias, Mr. and Mrs. John
H- Martin, Master Robert ,. H Martin
and Horatio J. Matthias, OF Baltimore.
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VOL. 45.-NO. ia.

"
and Mrs J. Richter, Mrs. Warner
and son, MIR. and Mrs. 9. Rickle and
family, Mrs. Ibex, D.Walsh and fam
lily, Mrs. u Orndorff and son, Mr. and
Mrs. il. Gist, Mr. and Mrs r.. Gist,
Mr. and Mrs. IT.. zepp, Mr. and Mrs.
O. A Shipley, Mr. ana Mrs. U. III. Har-
man, Mr. and Mrs M Coffay, Mr. and
Mrs. u Coffay Mr. and Mrs. r. Fur
long, Mrs. II o.. Iceman, Mrs MI Fitz-
patrick, WI Getchy, John Grasser, j.
wv. Rickle, all of Baltimore: Mr. and
Mrs. j. j. Gable, Frank Rickle, all OF
Harrisburg, Pa; Misses Maggie,
Grace, Jennie, Nellie and Pauline
Rickle, Jennie Harman, Annie Getchy,
Jennie Wells, Mary hex, Cora Lam
bert, Maggie and Mary Bauerlien, An
ME Scharf, Harry and Isaac Rickle,
Casper, Charles and Andrew Bauer
lien, John hex and others.
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MI. GreeIlhOItZ.

Rachel Greenholtz, wife OF Jacob
Greenholtz, Of near Wakefield, aged 81
years, 1 month and 3 days, dropped
dead from heart failure on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs. Green
holtz had ate a hearty breakfast and
was standing near the cookstove
when she dropped dead from the at
tack oil heart failure Funeral took
place Wednesday at 10 a. m., at
Winters Church, near New Windsor.
Rev. G. wv. Baughman officiating.
She il survived by husband and
the following children-Sam wv.
and Charles Greenholtz, OF Wakefield; !;
Mrs. Emma Masonhefmer, this city;
Mrs. Edward Yingling, near Wakefield.
The pallbearers were David Young,
Geo. r.. Staub, Charles Bankard, Chas.
Fritz, Frank Miller and William
Adams. Harvey Bankert undertaken.
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lF'OIltZ.

Joseph Foutz, well-known resident
of this city died on Saturday evening
at the home Of his son, DR. Charles R
Foutz, West Main street, after ling
ering illness. He was in hi 18th year
Mr. FOutz was formerlT engaged in
farming near UniontOWn, but had
lived retired life for many years.
He il survived by widow, q son
and daughter-Dr. Charles R. Foutz
prominent physician and health
officer Of this city, and Mrs. Charles
wv. Reese, near MT. Pleasant. He
also leaves several grandchildren.
Funeral service took place on Mon
day afternoon in the church Of the
Brethren, Park avenue, this city, Of
which he was member. Interment
was in Benjamin's cemetery, near this
city.
Elder William T.. Roop, assisted by
Revs. Miller and Doty officiated at
the service.
The pallbearers were - J. Reese
J. Il. Roger, Edwin wv. Shriver, David
Petry, Joseph Price andn Oliver Croft.
James M. Stoner funeral director.
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allRI HOUSE NEWS.
,,pcF NUMBER OF TRANSFERS OF
REAL ESTATE
,,tfIe Business Transacted Before
NM the Orphans Court

- Koontz and wife to Eliza
JolI Rirnie. conveys acre and 7O
ss Vines, for $40.
FsIEe FssIrETasville Land and Improvement
Y Z Tizah ". Fogle, conveys 63-8
NJ 80 - perches, for $1-
il-alr ara M Drach to Rachel =. Pfoutz,
ilg,r pars 20 square perches, for $1.
oI,l5arick Brenner To Ray Brown,
rroTs , acres, for $780,
0nssIi 05aenin d. Hartsock to e. Pauls
Alnolical AL.Ll Lutheran Church, con
nal7S NJ. J acres, 3 roods and 26 square
,s.ches. s.s for $500.
Fr[s-aJnrick Brenner to Theo- Biz
IL conveys 27 acres and 3 square
.s-cbes. .src for 5000.
etS4T mos Babylon and wife To John
\ iutildphridle and wife, conveys one
-,rrar +l Of an acre, for $24OO.
william e. Snyder and wife 70 David
Sullivan. conveys TAX acres, for
ETYV1 " Garner to =. Neal Parke, con
-.-r % acres, for $1GO.
y Neal Parke to ID. wv. Garner con-
j. % acres, for $4,000.
To.hua MI. Patterson and wife To
lid NJ, Patterson, conveys 93 acres,
roo1s and "a perches, for $5-
robn Hinckley, special master, and
H. - IN the Western Maryland Rail
III --r- a. Ia new corporation) conveys
N N! rba property OF the Western Mary
Al t-r5 Railroad Co, which was recently
NJ TIM a+ receivers sale, subject 70 the
NJ -srment of certain Indebtedness, Tor
NJ S5l0,O0O.
nsnioI p. Sprecher ct al to State Of
B nrrland, conveys 407A square per
tas. for $3.50.
NJ lIayander Pearre to Clifton Spon-
M 4Iar, conveys "a of an acre, for $40.
franklin Baumgartner to Emma y.
aungartner, conveys 159 acres, =
rds and 19 perches, for $1,000.
R4ulah G. Crawmer to Fanney Buck
VI conveys 3D. acres, for $500.
schlosser Oak Tannery Co to James
Raer. conveys r acres, 3 rOOds and
VI perches, for $1,000.
dora A. Parker to James W. Bounds,
acre and 20 perches, for $500.
Andrew J. Houck to Calvin il. Calf
t5er conveys A acres, I rood and b
Eches, for $1100.
1esse Mace to Calvin IT. Caltrider
gnveys 1875 square feet, for $5-
Edith It. Smith to Thos. F. Carey et
W. conveys liz acres, Tor $500.
Milton Ohler to Franklin F- Beaver,
ETHFs 61s acres, for $3.50
Geo w. Barnes TO Jacob -. EdmOn-
Bn conveys 10 acres and 3 perches,
Mn Sl0O.
Ivan L. Hoff, trustee, to Columbus
#L Wagner, conveys TT acres and 81
Erbes, for $637.50.
Philip B. Bitzel et al to Anthony
0AHod and wife, conveys 16 acres, n
rod and Il perches, for $156O-
Sarah A. Yingling It Al. to Jesse \:
Mite and wife, conveys 15 acres and
NSS-1O perches, for $1450.
Virginia c. Armacost et al. TO John
ID Armacost and wife, conveys TIP
Ees, for $4,000.
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Phillips

Lewis Henry Phillips, aged 81 years,
y months and > days, "A worthy farmer
of Woolery's district, died at hls resi-
dence. on January ~, of pneumonia
He HI survived by "A widow and co.
following children, Mrs. Maranda VII
on. Mrs Laura Bell, Mrs John Walk-
1inG NJ Albert Zellers, Mrs Clara
M Tan1e: Lewis vii, James A-, Francis
II F Geo. wv. and q. Phillips, all of this i,
county. 1 Also Two brothers, John T-
and Alexander Phillips, and Y sisters,
Mrs. Levi Wilson md Mrs Ellas 1,
Brown of this county Funeral took
mace today at 12 m-, at &C. Deer
park M. IL. church, Rev ~ O- EWlngr
ofisciating. The pallbearers We[e
Payton Davis, ~ FranE s,, ..sns GolsucH' II
Obediah Buckingham, lhOllaS E
Ii11aysr Wnn. Nv. SharcK and Ken1ie E-
Green' 1sIr n. C. Sharrer funeral direc-
A4- ~r
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Orphans Court.

4onday, January 3.-John A- N
Mini, Daniel wv. Garner and Jere-
M N Garner executors Of William
uather, deceased, returned inven-
NJ, M debts, report of sale of per-
WI property and report of sale ol
W ", estate which was Immediately
WI E-ea ~ accordance with 80 agree
MI of all heirs interested therein
Eal ,. A. Wantz and Harvey Nh
|~4 executors Of Mary o. Wantz.
ased, settled their first and final
E A1'l An. Henning, executor ut Ed-
MI Wells, deceased, settled h1s
Mill and final account.
REsday, January Joshua M
Nason and Jesse M- Patterson
'alofs Of Annie WI. Murray, deceas-
4tled their first and final ac-
44ay, January 1O--Charles H
administrator off Reuben Kolb
MIMI, filed report of sale of per
property and settled first and
account.
ase "a. Miller, guardian of Geo.
MI Miller, ward, settled his firsf
alal account.
H- Diffendal, executor cf To-
1tkenrode. deceased, settled hls
account.
h A- Ridinger and John H.
sTr' administrators Of Mary J-
i seri deceased, settled their first
4al account.
h BerWager, administrators
aIoEard Berwager, deceased, r.
WI, .a,odltiOnal inventory Of money
'%led her first and final account
Ihlled order directing admins
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Well Known Residents And Others
Who Have Passed Away.
lE[fliIles..

Helen NOurse Haines, wife OF
Morris WI Haines, of Linwood, died Oh
January 3, at 1.3O ~ m., aged 30 years.
Mrs. Haines was "a daughter OF DR.
Charles H. Nourse, or Darnstown,
Md, and was one Ut the most popular
ladies of that place, where she leaves
"a host of friends to mourn her death.
Mrs. Haines was only recently mar
ried- She il survived by a husband
and one son, Lawrence Charles
Haines. She was member OF the
Darnstown PRESBYTERIAN church. Funer-
Eli services took place On Wednesday,
at her late residence Forest Home"
Interment in Friends cemetery. The
pallbearers were Harry Reynolds, Of
Baltimore; Mr. Reesside, Of Wash
ington; J. Edward Myers, Edgar Nus
baum, R. a. Darby and j.. r. Darby
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Myers.

Effie Irene Myers, daughter of Chas.
end Martha Myers, of near Nit. Union
died on January u, aged 34 years and
p days. She was member of the
NIT. Union congregation. She j. sur
vived by her parents, one sister, Miss
Bell; two brothers, Huffman and How
ard Myers Funeral service was held
at the home Of her parents On Wednes-
day at ~ 10, Rev q. W. Baughman
officiating. Interment was in Pipe
bearers were John Burlington, William
Wright, T.. Scott Koontz, Samuel
Johnson, John Shirk and Harris Reed
Frank Shriner, Union Bridge, funeral
director.
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Stone OFAker.

John W- StOnebraker, ST. years old
one of the most prominent citizens oi
Washington county, leader in the
industrial affairs of Hagerstown and
an active Republican, died of bladder
and kidney disease and general debil-
ity at hi residence, Potomac aveune
shortly before midnight, Saturday
January s. He had been critically ill
for several weeks and his death wa
not unexpected. Mr. Stonebraker was
for years president of the Hagerstown
Fair Association.
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Bauerlfell-Rfckle.

"a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied ait St. Johns Church CT We'd
nesday morning, December 29, at
1890 81 m., by Rev. Jos H- Cassidy,
pastor. The contracting parties we're
Mary WI, second daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. U. u. Rickie, and the groom was
J- g. Bauerlien, Oldest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. g. Bauerlien, Sr. After the
wedding Iii returned To the home of
the bride, where dinner was served.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. VI. E- Rickle, Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
&. Bauerlien, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. S.
Hartman, Mr. and Mrs J. Lynch, MIR
and Mrs. @. Hartman and family, Mr.
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Tlller.

Mrs. Mary j.. Uhler, aged 77 years,
7 months and 10 days, widow of the
late Geo. wv. Uhler, died at Lawndale
On January g. She j. survived by the
following children-Mrs. Thomas Our
sler, of Baltimore; Oliver, William
and Charles Uhler, Mary ~, Agnes
and Ida, at home. Funeral services
was held Wednesday in the Sandy
mount M. j.. Church, Rev j.. :. Cas-
sen officiating. Interment in GEM
etery adjoining Pallbearers were
VIM. j.. Barber, Denton Leister, John
Slorp, VIM Mann, VIM. Westaway
and Frank Bitter. Z. @. Sharrer fun
eraI director.
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.l[sOy-laTIl..

Terrence Boylan, : former resident
of Westminster, died aN his home in
Baltimore OF January lO. The body
will b. brought here tomorrow morn
Ing and inferred in thle cemetery OF
St Johns Roman Catholic Church.
MIR. Boylan was born in County
LOngford, Ireland, in 1873, and after
manhood came to- this country. He
lived On Pennsylvania avenue until
about 10 years ago, when he moved
to Baltimore. He j. survived by a
widow and . children. two sons and
seven daughters. Mr. pames Boylan,
OF this city, being hi Aephew.
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.."..
.s,S tlEl,..

Mrs. Susan Ann Harriet Stup, 20
years old. wife Of Emanuel Stup, Of
Urbana, died January after long
illness of paralysis She was a
daughter OF the late Leah Webster
and had been married b1 years. Be
sides her husband she VIZ survived by
three daughters-Mrs- E. IT. Windsor,
Thurston; Mrs. y. ,. Kidd, Urbana,
and Miss Ada ~ Stup. at home and
four sons-Daniel, Jesse, Charles and
John O. Stup.
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Ninth Anniversary Service.

Last Sunday Rev. James ,. Stone
sifer, pastor OF Carroll Charge
preached hi 9th anniversary sermon
from the text Cor. 9:13-14. Taking
for hi subject The Relation Of the
Ministry to the People, and the Rela-
tion OF People to the Min stry."
During the years OF his pastorate
there we're received into the Church
by certificate and confirmation 21O,
infants baptized 1876, officiated at 1OT
funerals and married 81 couples. lie
also raised for benevOlence $1882.8O
and for congregational purposes $4,000.
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Seed Corn, Sealed 90 Years, II Found.

Georgetown, Del, Dec. 31.-Grains
OF corn more than SO years old were
found by Dr- John Messick while
searching through desk The corn
belonged to Jehu Bennett, who con-
Quoted farm many years ago in
Lewes hundred IT. had placed them
in an envelope as a sample Of his seed
corn The envelope had been put
away, sealed, and was not disturbed
until Thursday, when Dr. Messick
opened the envelope and found the
corn intact, with "a note inside giving
the name of the grower and the date.
better qaullt than now grown On
Delaware farms.
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Dorsey.

Mrs. Julia A- V- Dorsey, widow of
the late John M- Dorsey, died at ner
home. near Berrett, III Freedom dis
trict. on last Monday. She was we'll
known in the lower part of Carroll
and Howard counties, being related
and connected with the prominent
families of Georges, Berretts, Ander-
sons and DOrseys-
She is survived by three sons, John
M. BENJAMIN F and GOWN Dorsey,
and two daughters, Mrs. Marriott
Shipley, and Mrs. Harry Devries, alI
of this county. Funeral services were
conducted at her home ON We'd sSday,
January 1O. Tnterment was at Spring
field cemetery, Sykesville-
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The New Sunday School.

The Rev Dr. Gibson, rector OF As
cension Church, opened q Sunday
school On Sunday last for the child
rem OF his parish. It will b. held
every Sabbath afternoon at $50
o'clock. Nothing il more important
for the young than proper religious
training while the mind il at for
NATIVE stage, and parents should see
that their children do not fail in their
attendance, and that it il properly
supported.
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Reese Matthias.

a quiet and pretty wedding took
place at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Har-
~ Matthias, Tannery, when their
daughter Alice T.. was united i'm mar
riage to Geo. IT.. Reese O. January D,
by Rev. r.. wv. Doty, the brides pastor
Refreshments were served after the
wedding.
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GOrnaII-BrOWngart,

wv. T.. Gornall, of Cumberland, Nd,
and Miss Minnie ". Browngart, of this
city, were quietly married Monday
evening at s d. m., at the parsonage
Of Grace Lutheran church by Rev. T..
H- Miller, u. ID. The happy couple
left Tuesday for their future home,
Cumberland, where the groom j.
manager Of the Queen City Garage Go.
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.#$StO1ler'.

Mrs. Gertrude Stoner, nee Stone
sifer. Or Baltimore, died Oh January
2, Of pneumonia, aged 81 years, 8
months and 23 days. Her body was
brought to this city OF the 1902 train
Wednesday morning and taken to the
Centenary M IL. Church, where ser
vices we're held by Rev. r.. j.. Bennett,
the pastor. Interment was in West
minister cemetery The pallbearers
we're John stem, Mead Ohler, Elmer
Kreglo, Philip Bitzel, Charles Turtle
and Charles Brown F- %. Sharrer
undertaken
she IL survived by son, Edgar
Stoner, and one sister, Mrs. Larue
Stonesifer. Mrs. Stoner was daugh-
ter of the late Dennis Stonesifer, of
baltimore, formerly of this city.
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BerWagerBrOWn.

Harry q. Berwager, son Of Mrs.
Emma o. Berwager, Manchester, and
The obilging stenographer OF our
Court, was quietly married to Miss
Myrta W. Brown, daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Joshua Brown, Silver Run, or
December 81, ut Ellicott City at the
parsonage Of the Lutheran church by
Rev II. T.. IT, Wegner. MIR. and Mrs.
Berwager returned on Thursday last
and will make their future home at
the Central Hotel
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.......
#-l[!,!y-ler'.

Mrs. Phoebe Alice Eyler, widow of
the late Theodore Eyler, of Thurmont,
died Tuesday afternoon ~ Springfield
State Hospital for The Insane, Sykes
vile, her death being due to typhoid
fever. Mrs. Eyler was a daughter of
the late Michael Freeze She IL sur
yived by one son, Mr. Edgar Eyler now
principal of the tTraceham pubic
school.
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. BOOSe BiSll.

at the parsonage Of Salem Reformed
Church, Carroll Place, Oliver -. Boose
and Della May Bish, both Of Littles
town, Pa, were quietly married by
Rev. James B Stonesifer, near this
city, on January 2.
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...1E.. tlIF ards.

Mrs. Francis -, widow of the late
Nelson Edwards, of this city, high
ly respected colored woman, died in
Pittsburg this week at the home of
her son, aged 5S years Her body was
brought to this city yesterday or the
1902 a. I'D. train Funeral took place
today, services at TIE Episcopal
church, Court street J- M Stoner
undertaken Her IL sons were her
nallbearerS.
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BOIln---....-!StOnnr.

Miss Fannie Lee Stoner and Eman-
uel :. Bohn, both Of townsville, were
married by Elder George wv. Garner,
pastor of the German Baptist Church
On Wednesday.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
Directors and Officers Chosen for the
Ensuing Year.

Following are number Of business
places in this city VINO have elected
directors and officers for the ensuing
year:
The Westminster Ice and Cold Stor-
age Company-George W. Albaugh, H..
Thomas Babylon, Ezra MI. Bish, Chas.
r. Fink, George R- Gehr, Denton 3.
Gehr, Fred -. Miller, j. Milton Reif-
snider, Benjamin H. Grouse, :. K-
Herr and Joseph wv. Smith.
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tratriH To deposit funds belonging To

tratriG to deposit funds belonging tO
infant children. MI.
Tuesday January 1.-THE second
distribution among the creditors of
John WV. Wilson, deceased, was finally
ratified and confirmed by the Court.
Michael T. Mcdonald, executor OF
John Mcdonald, deceased, returned
inventory of leasehold property and
inventory of money.
The last will and testament of
Lewis W- Ecker, deceased, was ad-
mitted To probate and letters testa-
mentary thereon granted to Martha
Jane Ecker, who received warrant to
appraise and order to notify creditors.
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Irwin.

Mrs. Ethel Irwin, wife Of Harry It.
win, OF Elpasso, Texas, formerly Of
this city, died suddenly last Saturday.
she il survived by husband and q
child two years old. VII. Irwin j. q
son OF the late IT, IT. Irwin, and broth
IL OF Mrs. John III. Cunningham, this
| ritV
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FOX-DinterInan.

Miss Bertha M. Dinterman, daughter
of Ezra Dinterman, OF townsville, and
Mr. John III. Fox, son or MIR. Jacob
Fox, Of Detour, were married Wednes-
day bit the home of the bride.
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Nathan Darby one or the most prom
inent men Of Gaithersburg and form
er merchant of that town, died Jan
uary 10 at the age of 67 years Mr.
Darby was well known in Montgomery
county. He had been ill for the last
two years. He j. survived by hi
widow, who was Miss Walker, Of
Gaithersburg; one son, Ira Darby, Of
Port Chester, IN. VI.
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The Albaugh-Babylon Grocery Com
y-George W. Albaugh, H. Thomas
Babylon, Fred. ID. Miller, Jacob H.
Handley and Carroll Albaugh. The
officers are George W. AIbaugh, presi-
dent; Fred ID. Miller, vice president,
and F. Thos. Babylon, secretary.
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.SIlrfver..

Henry J. ShriEer, Of Hanover, Pa,
died on Tuesday morning of pneu-
monia, after a weeks illness, aged Cd
years, months and 10 days. Tie j.
survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Homer Hill, of Taneytown, being one
OF them.
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WEDDING BELLS.
MathiaSBOllinger.

Edward Matthias, Myers district
and Miss Bessie Bollinger, of Adams
county, were married at the home OF
the bride by Rev. T.. :. Lindaman On
December 19.
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The Babylon 6 Lippy Company
+. Thomas Babylon, Chas. =. Lippy,
George r.. Grumbine, Greenbury IT..
Palmer, and ID Snider Babylon. The
officers are T. Thomas Babylon, presi-
dent; Charles T. Lippy, vice presi-
dent, and ID. Snider Babylon, secretary
and treasurer.
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County Commissioners.

lHe business transacted by the
R4aF Commissioners was routine,
!alnber Of bills were passed and