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Killed By Locomotive.

Rev. William Anthony, Methodist
episcopal minister, who for the past
Two years has been pastor OF the con-
gregations at Doubs, Point Of Rocks,
Jefferson and Middletown, in Freder-
lex county, was killed Sunday after
noon by being struck by the tender
u locomotive on the Baltimore and
onlo railroad, near Doubs.
Seeing train approaching On The
track on which he was walking, he
stepped over to the adjoining track,
on which locomotive was running
5sa 5gssackwards to Washington Junction.
lne tender struck him in the back,
ana IT, was killed instantly, his skull
being fractured.
Mr. Anthony, who was a native Of
baltlmore, was about 30 years Of aye,
ana had been member of the Bal
umore Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence for a number or years. He went
20 Frederick county two years ago
rom ELK Garden, W. W.. HiB wife,
WI VINO was Miss McKinstry, or Nc
Mnstry's, this county, and two child
ren survive him.
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VICTIM OF FOOTBALL.
YOUNG MERRYMAN DIES FROM INJUR-
les RECEIVED ON SATURDAY.

In last Saturdays football game
between Western Maryland and Davis
Elkins, on the college field, this city,
Walter p. Merryman, of Wellsburg,
w. Va. a sophomore at Davis -Elkins
College and a star half back on its
football team, received injuries which
resulted in his death on Monday
night. The young man was injured
within a few minutes of the close OF
the fourth quarter, the back OF his
head striking the ground with a thud
and causing a hemorrhage OF the
brain. While carrying the ball he
was tackled by Western Maryland
player. When picked up he was
conscious for few moments, but
soon sank into a state of coma from
which he did not revive.
After a consultation of physicians,
the young athlete was put on a West
ern Maryland train Saturday evening
and taken to the Union Protestant
Infirmary, Baltimore, where he was
operated on by DR. Dunott. The hos
pital physicians gave no hope of his
recovery and he died Monday night.
His mother and several relatives were
at his bedside. The body was taken
to his home in WeIlsburg, w. va,
where funeral services were held.
Resolutions OF regret over the death
of young Merryman were adopted by
the Western Maryland College faculty
and sent to Merryman's parents and
to Davis-Elkins College.
Persons who witnessed the game
on Saturday stated that while Merry
man had played an excellent game,
he did not seem to b. in very good
physical condition, and the coach OF
the Davis-Elkins, team, said he had
noticed throughout the season
that Merryman seemed to possess
an aptitude for being fire.
quently hurt in practice and that he
had constantly urged upon him the
necessity Of using precautionary
methods to protect himself.
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Shoemaker.

George A. Shoemaker, retired
farmer and one Of the best-known
men in Northern Carroll, died at his
home in Taneytown, Saturday, Oc-
tober "a, after a long illness in the
seventieth year OF his age. He il
survived by widow and two daugh-
ters, Mrs. Fringer, OF Taneytown, and
Mrs. Evans, OF Brunswick
The funeral took place on Tues
day morning at 1890 o'clock at the
Lutheran Church in Taneytown, Rev.
J.. p. Hafer officiating, and interment
was in the adjoining cemetery. The
Heptasophs, of which lodge Mr.. r.Shoe-
maker was a member, had charge
OF the services at the grave. The
pallbearers were D. W. Greiner. D.
~ Hesson, Judson Hill, Richard Hill,
Milton Koons and John Diffendal. G.
O. Fuss was the undertaken.
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WEDDINGS
Lawyer -Gitt.

4 pretty home wedding took place
Thursday evening Of last week, at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George ID.
Gitt, Hanover, Pa, when their daugh-
ter, Miss Rebecca ID. Gitt, became the
bride Of Clarence Lawyer, OF Balti-
more, formerly of this city.
The nuptial knot was tied in the
parlor of the home at $50 o'clock,
by Rev. DR.. Charles M. Stock, pastor
OF st. Marks Lutheran Church.
The bride wore pretty gown of
crepe meteor and duchess lace, and
carried a bouquet or lilies or the
valley. Miss Gertrude Ehrhart, niece
Of the bride, was maid OF honor,
dressed in white with blue ribbon,
and carrying pink roses. The two
little ribbon bearers were Misses
Elizabeth Gitt and Elizabeth Ehrhart,
nieces of the bride, who were dressed
in white, with pink ribbon.
A reception and wedding supper
followed at which members of both
families were present
The bride was the recipient of
many beautiful and valuable presents
The happy couple left in an auto
mobile at an early hour in the even
Ing for Baltimore, whence they left
next forenoon on an extended honey
moon to Philadelphia, New York, ,Bos-
ton, etc. After November 15 they viii
be at home at valley Grove Farm, .
near Littlestown, where they will
make their future home.
Among those attending the wedding
from out of town were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J. Lawyer,of Baltimore
Miss Ethel Heinitsh, of Lancaster;
DIR. and Mrs. Baer, OF Westminster
and Mr.. and Mrs Grove Lawyer, OF
near hittlestown
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FRIZELLBURG.

Charles Ridgley and family, of Man
chester, visited Burn. Hively and wife
last week.
Mrs Fannie Babylon IL spending
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Yingling, of Pleasant Valley.
Mrs. John Brown, OK Baltimore, Wis
tied her mother-in-law, Mrs. Catherine
Brown the past week.
There will be an address made i'm
the Church Of God, this place, Sunday,
October 22. at 2-30 p- 10, by Miss
Lydia Forney, OF Harrisburg, Fa.,
and on October 20, at 2.30 p. m, an
address by Miss Viola Hershey, OF
Landisville, Pa, returned mission
airy from India.
Miss Emma Snader is visiting in
Waynesboro and Detour.
MeEarg. Engle and Mather, @ Bal
timore, were guests OF Howard Week
and family on Sunday.
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MIR. FarTer Surprised.
For the Advocate.


The home of Mrs. Louisa Farver,
near Woodbine, was the scene of a.
very pleasant surprise party on the
evening of October IL, in honor Of
her only son, Riley Farver, 1t being
his twenty-frst birthday.
Young Farver knew nothing of the
event until the guests began to ar
rive, and soon the house was filled
with merry-makerS. The young peO-
pie spent the evening a listening to
instrumental music and in playing
games OF all kinds.
At 11.00 p. m, all were invited to
the dining room to partake of refresh
ments consisting of ice cream, cake
and lemonade.
Those present We're Mrs. Louisa
Farver Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Con-
away, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Coma
way, Mrs. VIM. Fleming, Mrs. Bertha
Elsie CLANCY, One Gartrell, Arlene
Fleming, Cora Franklin, Nina Stam-
baugh, Leila Franklin, Lola Streaker,
Esther Gartrell, Georgia Gosnell, Minnie
Conaway, Lille Farver, Myrtle
Haines, Ada Fleming, Emma Coma
way, Mamie Farver, Ethel Streaker,
Lulu Pickett, Cora Richardson, Mary
Glennan, Alma Pickett and Coda
Fleming: Messrs.-Riley Faryer, Beu-
lab Pickett, States Gist, Raymond
Franklin, Raymond Jenkins, Chester
Davis. Willie Bale, Cleveland Reaver,
Frank Davis, Freddy Fleming, We1by
Streaker, Tyson Gosnell Walter
Haines, Gusty Pickett, Raymond Nc
Quay, Roy and Johnnie Conaway, AL
bert Welsh, James Miller, Pierce
Glennon, Ernest, Andy and Arbury,
Conaway.
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Mrs. Hunts Birthday Party.
,4- kka AI-anato

Il OE Lie AuNUCdlc-
"A very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was given at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hunt, near Gran
berry Valley, Monday evening, Octo-
ber 16, in honor of Mrs. Charles
Hunt, II being her 51st birthday. The
evening was spent by the older folk
i'm social chat, while the young peo-
pie took charge OF the lawn where
various games. were indulged in. At
"a late hour refreshments were served
in abundance.
Those present were Messrs and
Mesdames: Charles Hunt, JosephuS
Yingling, James Pool, Geo. Ensor,
John Hunt, Eli Yingling, Harry Sni-
der, Lee Snider, Abraham Snider: Mes
dames-Kate Stephen, Sophia Hunt,
Geo. Hosefeld, Ella Hostler: Misses
Della Cohn, Laura Yingling, Annie
Reed, Manda Reed, laura Ebaugh,
Hestie Snider, Melvia Brown, Letta
AIbaugh, Matron Reaver, Sadie Hunt,
Barthel Reaver, Fay Barnhart, Jane
Ebaugh, Nettie Smith, Susan Giggard,
Florence Yingling, Mabel Sellers, Hat
tie Yingling, Perdido Yingling. Julia
Killer, Mabel Hunt, Edith Hosfeld,
Emma Stoffle: Messrs.-H. Yingling,
t. Mackley, Horde Garet, Geo. Ensor.
John Mackley, Horatio Hunt, VIM.
Ebaugh, Curtis Hunt, Edward Gum
mel, Lester Matthias, Sterling Brown.
Chester Hosfeld, Clarence Albaugh,
Erwin Fridinger, H.Brown, Leroy Hunt,
Carroll Hunt, Carroll Yingling, George
Brown, John Smith, Sterling Snider
Robert Stephen, Leonard Hostler,
IOhn EhafFer Emory Smith. PAM
Smith. Clarence Yingling, Carroll
Giggard, Harry Warehime, Milton
Ensor, Earl Killer, Harry Myers, Geo
Staffel Raymond Pool. Ernest Poo
and John Pool.
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I'D i, AT ff d
NV anti.

Lewis ID. Wantz, died last Friday
morning, October 13, between 8 and 10
O'Clock at the home OF his niece, Mrs.
David Circle, near StonersvilIe. His
death was very sudden, as he left his
nome, that morning, apparently well,
to pick chestnuts nearby. Feeling
suddenly i'll he went to the home Of
his niece, Mrs. Circle, who was also a
neighbour and physician was sum-
moned- MIR. Wantz, however, died a
short time after the physicians arriv-
al
Mr. Wantz was In the 69th
year OF his age, was in very pros
porous circumstances and was a we'll
known Democratic worker in the
fourth precinct. He is survived by
his widow, who was Miss Mary Hyle
and who lived till her marriage in
the family of Henry Bale; and by
one daughter, Mrs. Edward Shaefrer,
OF near Stonersville
The funeral, which was the largest
one held in that neighborhood for 10
or Is years, took place Sunday at l o.
clock, p. M, at St Benjamin's Reform
ed Church. Rev. r. w. Reinecke as
sisted by Rev. R. w. Doty conducted
the funeral services. Eight nephews
OF the deceased, were his pallbearers:
Howard Hyle, Daniel Frock, Robert
Wantz, George Wantz, William Wantz,
Charles Kempher, Harvey Wantz, and
Harry Wantz.
The interment was in the cemetery
adjoining the church. The honorary
pallbearers were j. Wesley Biggs, y.
Milton Reifsnider, Edward o. Weant,
4. Neal Parke, Geo. IN. Albaugh, Wal
ter Davis, Cornelius Hull, Frank
Stewart and DR.. Stewart.
a number Of people from this city
attended the funeral. James MI. Stou-
er was the undertaken.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Edward L. Crawford and wife to
Emma NJ Spencer, convey 2 acres, 2
1oods and 20 perches, for $500.
EDWARD Harman and wife to Jos.
r. Rocky, convey lot in TaneytoWn,
Edward Harman and wife to Jos.
p. Rocky, convey lot i'm TaneytoWn,
for 5000.
Ida H. Repp and husband to Bur
gess and Commissioners Of New
windsor, convey lot in New Windsor,
for $500.
Charles E. Fink ct al, trustees, to
Thomas ". War6eld, convey 3 lots,
for $902.5O.
Elisha Ogg and wife to John W.
Ogg, convey acres, for 81.
John Leffert and wife to John NV.
Ogg, convey property, for 1000.
Elisha Ogg to Jno.W.Ogg, conveys
4 acres, for so.
Ira E. Grouse ct al. to Charles r.
Foutz, convey lot in Westminster, Tor
$500.
Charles Z. kIutz and wife 70 Ira
E. Grouse and wife, convey lot LID
Westminster, for $500.
Harry c. Hull and wife to Edward
H. Beard and wife, convey 2 6-lO
square roods, for $7.06.
Charles f. Fink to Jacob #. Holmes
and wife, conveys lot In Westminster,
for $3.50.
John j. Stewart, trustee, to Denton
E. Yingling ct al, conveys 1854
acres, for $11, 1,429.92.
James N. Dorsey to Geo. wv. Devries,
conveys 1161a acres and 2 perches, for
$4,000.
Byron :. Dorsey and wife to Elmer
Minnick and wife, convey 45771 square
feet, for $500.
Sarah A. Shoemaker to Milton I'll
Spangler and wife conveys 3219 square
Perches, for $500.
James G. Harris and wife to Albert
D. Nagle and wife, convey 6436 square
feet, for S..
Willard F. Wilson and wife to
Greenbury Wilson, convey acres,
for $1,000
James G. Leister and wife to Wm.E
Rupp, convey 171a acres and 80 perch
es, for S12S3.25.
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Orphans Court.

Monday, October 16.-Agnes Fink,
administratrix Of John 8. Fink, de-
ceased, returned inventories OF per-
sonaI property, money and debts, also
received order to sell personal prop
.erty.
Adam G. Frebertshaner, adminlstra-
tor of Margaret Frebertshaner, de-
ceased, settled his first and final as
count.
The last will and testament OF =.
Lewis Fowble, deceased, admitted to
probate and letters testamentary
thereon granted to Frederick FoWDle,
who received warrant to appra1se and
order to notify creditors.
Mary r. Hughes, administratrlx ol
John Robert Hughes, deceased, hled
inventories, of money, debts and per-
sonal property
John W. Yingling, administrator OF
John Yingling, deceased, filed report
Of sale Of personal property, and set-
tied his first and final account.
!. Lewis Reifsnidedr and David Il
Reifsnider, executors Of Isaiah hen-
snider, deceased, settled their nrst
account.
Frederick N. HOOK, surviving exc
cutor of James w. Hook, deceased
settled his first ana fnal account.
Tuesday. October. 17.-Samuel y
Renner, administrator ". e., or loa
NJ. Renner, deceased, settled hls nrst
and final account.
Letters Of administration on The e.
tate OF Catherine B. TSorsey, deceased
were granted to Albert A. Dorsey.
Emma :. Grumbine, administrator
W. a., OF Sarah W. Beck deceased, set
tied her first and final account
Upon application Zachariah Charles
Ebaugh, received order to draw funds
deposited in the Westminster Deposit
and Trust Company by Jeremiah
Ebaugh, surviving executor Of Zach
arlah Ebaugh, deceased.
The sale OF the real estate Oh Wash
ngton P. Koontz, deceased. ratified
and confirmed by this Court.
The sale OF the real estate OF Brice
Shipley, deceased. ratified and con
nrmed by this Court
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Sparks.

VIM. O. Sparks, retired farmer,
living near White House, died at his
home on Thursday evening, October
12, after a short illness OF heart
trouble. He is survived by a widow,
two daughters, Mrs. George Dehoff, of
Miller's, Md; and Mrs. George Gill,
of Arcadia, Md, and three sons,
Messrs-T. O. Sparks, of White
House; George A. Sparks, Of Maple
ton, Pa; and Walter Sparks, of Free
land; 16 grandchildren and two great
grandchildren also survive. The
funeral was held at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning, from the Lutheran
Church at Beckleysville, Md.
Services were conducted by Rev.
S. J. Derr. The pallbearers were VIM.
Fl. Wheeler, Daniel Wheeler, John O.
Hale, Joshua Hale, Thomas Sham
burger and Jos. F. Armacost. c. ".
Upton & Son funeral directors
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SyiErl mons,

Sarah Grace Simmons, wife Of Thos.
II. Simmons, OF Snydersburg, died on
Sunday morning, aged 80 years. A
husband and two small children sur
vive. Also one sister, Mrs. Frank
Wilhelm, Manchester; four brothers,
VIM Albaugh, Of Baltimore; Harry
Albaugh, or SnydersDurg; Horatio Al
baugh, of Manchester, and Walter
Albaugh, OF York, Pa
She was a daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Albaugh Funeral was
held on Tuesday at Snydersburg
Church, and was largely attended. The
floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful. Rev. Thomas Land,of Man
chester Reformed church, oficiated.
Pallbearers we're David Brilliant, Ed
ward Reed, Wesley Null, Frank Miller
David Yingling, and Geo. Theiret c.
Inv. Upton & Son funeral directors
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ReaFer.

Lewis Edward Reaver. son of Mr.
and Mrs Michael III. Reaver, OF near
&ew Windsor, died on Tuesday, Oc-
tober, AZ, OF typhoid fever, at 5.2O=o'-
clock in the morning. He Is surviv-
ed by his parents, f1ye isters:-Mrs
Jesse Carver, of Unionville; Mrs.
Chares Horton, OF Sans Creek; Mrs.
Eugene Wheat, of New Windsor; Lot
tie and Mildred Reaver at home; and
by one brother, Leo Reaver, at home.
The funeral took place yesterday
morning at eleven o'clock at
Bethel Methodist Episcopal church,
Sans Creek, Rev. J. IT. Marsh officiat-
ing. The pallbearers were John Ogle,
Chester Nusbaum, Alton Devilbiss,
Sterling Bale, Charles Fogle and
Clyde Morningstar. G. NJ. Waltz was
the undertaken.
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RefIey,

Fletcher Kelley died at his home in
townsville, Nd, late October Il, from
paralysis, aged 77 years. MIR. Reiley
was a member of widely known fam
fly.
He was born in townsville and liv-
ed there all of his life. farming the
greater part OF the time. He is sur
vived by his wife, one sister, Miss Sal
lie Kelley, and these children:-Mrs
VIM. Boone, Hagerstown; Mrs. Site
Iy, Waynesboro, and J. McKendree, at
home. A SON, John Kelley, Of Elmira
". VI, died at cottage near Edge
mont last week.
The funeral services were held in
townsville Friday afternoon.
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Weaver.

Blanche a. Weaver, daughter of
Geo. Weaver, OF Patapsco, died at the
residence Of her brother, Jesse Weav-
er. $40 N. Stricken street, Baltimore,
on Sunday, October Is. Her age was
19 years.
The funeral took place on Wednes-
day morning at Wesley Chapel, at 10
o'clock and interment was in the ad-
joining cemetery. Rev. e. @. Makos-
ky, Of Baltimore, conducted the SER
vices. The pallbearers were Alvin
Spencer, Charles Wisner, Oliver Lep-
po,Arthur Arnold, Norman Barrick and
Berline Caple. r. A Sharrer was
the funeral director.
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COURT HOUSE news.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE-MAR'
RIAGE LICENSES.
Work Of the orphans Court.
Marriage Licenses.

1obn T. stonesifer, Union Mills,
and Fannie NJ. Myers, Pleasant valley
Md >- uindsa,.
,.a+rict % and Elizabeth Adams West
HiiIe Meryin |. Corbin, Westminster, and
ria n Keefer, WarfieIdsburg, Nd.
II Ioseph NJ. Sherman, Damascus, Nd,
and Amanda E. Rimbey, Mt. Airy, Md
franklin G.. Alban and Portia -
,rmacost. both Of Carroll county.
. emerson C. Barlow, Baltimore, Nd,
ord Ethel McCardell, Gathers, Nd
Edward o. Lippy and Lottie V. Kill
or both of Carroll county.
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WATERS SVII1LE.

We are very glad to welcome Miss
Estelle Waters back after having been
under the treatment OK specialist In
Baltimore for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sullivan and
their aunt, Mrs. Geo. Clark, visited
the Frederick Fair Thursday.
The canning factory oR this place has
had a very successful season, having
more than doubled their output Of
laSt season. This seasons crop Will
amount to about three thousand doz-
en cans
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1911-10-20

Instead OF there being too many
politicians, there are not enough. I'm
country whose institutions are bas-
ed upon popular suffrage, every man
should be politician, and every man
owes a portion or his time, energy
and talents to the service Of the
State. # do mot mean by that that
every man should run for Office.
That is poor business at best-poor
when YOU succeed-inexpreSSibly
poor when you fail. I have been
tried by both extremes of fortune and
speak Dy the card On that subject. .
Champ Clark.
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Methodist Protestant Church.

Sunday school and Adult Bible
Glasses at $50 d. m.s Public worship
at 1890 a. M, and 7.30 p. m; Morn
ing theme:-"The Issue OF Adulterat-
ed Character; evening We
Can Say, I Will Not Fear" Christian
Endeavor Hour OF Music, Song and
Informal Talk on IL lessons. Have
Learned from Things"
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M

John Franklin Murray, died at his
residence in HighIandtown, on Sat
urday, October IA, at the age Of ga
years and months. He liz survived
by a widow, Mrs. Martha J. Murray,
one son, and three daughters I'll of
whom married ministers:-Mrs. l..
Emory Bennett, OF this city; Mrs. Jos.
Shafer and Mrs. J. III. Jefr1es.
Mr.Murray was a retired farmer.!The
funeral services we're held at $50 O.
clock Tuesday afternoon at hIS late
residence and the interment was In
the Mount Carmel Cemetery
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: Blar-EIf.

Brice Benton Blair, formerly or
Westminster, but now of San Fran
cisco, Cal, and brother of Mrs. VIM.
Hutting, OF this city. was married at
the home of his brother, George Thos.
Blair, i'm West Clay Park, San Fran
cisco, on October 4th. at p. m., to
Mrs. Carol G. Elf, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
Rev. James Lee, or It. James Episco-
pal Church, officiated.
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Sunday school e15 a. M; Preach
ing 1870 a. m, and 7.30 p. m; Morn
i'm sermon; addressed to college stu
dents; Prayer meeting, "Wednesday
7.30 ID. IN
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Thomas.

Miss Margaret T.. Thomas, OF Bal
timore, died Tuesday, October 10, at
the home Of D. g. Bready, near Adams
town, OF complication OF diseases.
Miss Thomas resided at 81 Madison
avenue, Baltimore, and spent each
summer at the home or MIR. Bready.
She is survived by one sister and
one brother, Misc Susan Rebecca
Thomas, OF Baltimore and George @.
Thomas, Of Berryville, Va. The
funeral took place On Thursday morn
ing. October II, at II o'clock. Ser
vices were held at the house and in
terment was made In Mount Olivet
Cemetery, Frederick, Md.
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Registration.

FoT owing is the number register
cd hlAerased at the past registration
sitrings on October 8, 10 and IL:
Reg. Erased
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Myers

Mrs. Sallie Ann Myers, widow Of
the late Absalom Myers, died On Sun
day evening, October Is, at 6 o'clock
at the home Of her son, Amos Myers,
near Westminster on the Manchester
road. She was in her 9th year, and
had been an invalid for about 8 months.
she ID survived by two sons.
Funeral services were held on Tues
day morning at her sons residence
Rev. r. w. Doty was the officiating
clergyman, and the interment was, in
It, Johns Ieister's) cemetery.
The pallbearers were Jacob Bank
ard, Peter Little, Fred. Brehm, David
Martin, Jacob Brown and Jacob Step
han. James M. Stoner was the un-
dertaker.
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Wagner.


John Wagner died at his home on
Washington avenue, this, city, on
Saturday. October IA, from the ef-
fects OF an operation for gall stones,
which he had undergone in Balti-
more Hospital, "a short time previous
to his death. Mr. Wagner was in
the SIND year Of his age. He is
survived BY widow, vino before her
marriage was Miss Dell,of this coun-
ty; and by four sons:-John P., Har-
~ IT,, Columbus Mcclellan, and Elias
Jerome; and by one daughter, Mrs.
John MI. Hook. All living in this coun-
ty.
A short funeral service was con-
Quoted by Rev. Dr. ID. NV Greenfield,
at the late residence Of the deceased
on Monday afternoon at one o'clock.
after which regular funeral services
were held at Deer Park Chapel, near
Smallwood, Rev. T.. o. Ewing oficiat-
ing. Interment was ln the adjoining
cemetery. The pallbearers were
Ivan Savers, Frank Snyder Joseph
Miner, Edward Freyman, William p.
Baker and George Caple. F. a.
Sharrer had charge or the funeral.
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The total vote Of Carroll county Is
80