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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10Th, 1913,

at 10 a. m, sharp 10 head of horses and
colts, S head OF work horses, and some
good drivers; most of these horses are
Mares and will work anywhere hitehed !;
yearllng colts: % head Of mich cows si
cows, and some will be fresh by day of
sale; Red Bull. 4 farm wagons, 4-inch
trend or G-horae Miibonrn wagon, good
as new. 4-inch tread I-horse Mllbourn
wagon aud bed, good as new. 4 or 6=horse
thimble scane. wagon beds and side
boards. 2 pairs Of hay carriages. hay fork.
rope and pulleys. block sled, milk sled,
spring wagon, surrey pole. top buggy,
runabout. spring wagon, pole. circular saw,
so feet Of Candy belt, Deering binder,
King: 4.horse international Gasoline En-
CINE On track: Scientific feed grinder. -four
mill. Ross feed cutter, with shredder head I;
milwaukee, corn harvester harvester grain drill'
horse rake, double corn planter, roller 2
spring tooth haTrows, smoothing harrow,
2 wiard Chilled plows. Oliver Chilled
pillow. 70 feet hnsk and cob carrier and
iixtures platform scales 2eorn shelters. lot
of piping, horsepower, jaeE. frosseut saw,
maui and wedges, spreadeEa. milk cart,
barrels of corn. By the barrel: 2 sets OF
breeehbands, G sets Of lead harness. 5 aets
OF ~ nets. s brides. s collars. 6.horse
lInes 4 b, llaes sets Of sheek lines
inKs. jockey sticks, log chains. COW
chains. ! pair butt traces. breast chalns.
ahoFels. mattoeEs. plckHI hoes, Takes.
wheelbarrow, blacksmith tools. anvil.
blower. drill snd bits. hammer, ionEs,
all are invited. Household aud kitchen
furniture: Cook stove aud pipe. aink.
tables, chairs chunk stove and pipe. bed
steadH. Iron kettle. copper kettle. crock.
gasoline stove and futures. about 30 hYe-
gallon milk cans milk coolers, hoaahead.
barrels. vinegar By tina barrel, and many
other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Terms of Sale AN sums OF 81. cash /;
on all sums over = a credit Of 10 months
Will Be given. On note nth approved
security. bearing interest from day OF
sale.
JANIS {. MYEHa
William Warner. AuetisassE.
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Social sear Meadow Branch.

pound party VAS held - the re-
idence Of George {. MornIngslar. II
Meadow Branch. on Tuesday evening
The guests we're royalty entertained
b music and games until late hour.
when all we're invited To the dining
room, for refreshments, TO which all
did ample justice. The guests de-
parted for their homes, wishing the
host and hostess happy good night
Among those present were. Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Horningstar. Mrs.
Susan Morningetar, Misses Mary
Buxton, Catherine Haines. elsie Star
ner, Ruth Young, Grace Eichorn. Bes=
Sic Bohn. Harriet Petry. Beatrice
EYerhart, Mary Morningstar. Annie
Brown, Leda Giggard. Alice Yingling.
Nellie Young, Fannie stonesifer.
Martha Young, Anna Halnes. Eliza
beth Wolfe. Esther Lennon. Anna
starner. Bessie Miller. Gertrude More
lock, Jeanette Cook, Grace Miller,
Irene Fitze. Belle Moningstar. Ethel
Brown, Roman Young. Marie Kauff-
man, MAY Fritz. Fannie Dorsey
Irene Bankard. Charlotte Haines.
Margaret Starner. Helen Kaufman
Grace Haines, Mabel Barnes, Cora
Snyder, Emma Brown. Reta Morning
star Messrs.-Glenn Miller. Maurice
Bankard. Elmer Wantz. 0rYIlle Bohn.
J. W. Young, Paul Brown, Chester
Cook, Luther Brown, Dorsey Boone,
uiman Bankard Ernest Croul, Paul
Moreloek. Walter Haines, Snyder
Wantz, E1wood Rfman, Levi Wagner,
Reuben Morningstar. Sterling Young.
Raymond Miller, Russell Morelock,
]. A Weeks, of Frederick. Lloyd
DeYilblss. Walter Little, Maurice
Bankard. David Miller, Roger Fritz.
Norman Bohn, Lloyd Barnes, Fred
Talbot, Paul Miller. Walter Talbot,
Arthur sIarner, Charles starner.
William Wolfe.
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. Office TO CREDITORS

This Is to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtaiHed from the Or
phans' Court of Carroll county, in Mary
land, letters testamentary on the Per-
sonal Estate of
ELIZABETH BEAVER,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on or
before the 14th day of September, 1913,
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
February, 1918.
ANNIE L. BEAVER,
feb Il 1t Exeeutrix.
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THOMAS s COMPANY.
Z. A. sTROUT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD ". CASE. Manager.
2l1 East Main Street,
Westminster, Md.
{. a. T. Phone, IL.

Have for quick sale the following nne
fnrlns. hnmes. and orchard lands Easy
terms and possession ut once.
17n-Fine 31-acre poultry and fruit farm:
fine improvements, rich soil. tine water
timber aud fruit: II 4 cuttings alfalfa
Ter year; having an average Of $50 from
ekgs sold alone, per month, this winter.
Price only $500
fs1-20 mere farm. good fruit timber,
nnter, fair buildings: will cut 500 worth
lumber. Price $i200
1910 aere farm. With good improve
ments, cut Inst year ID tons OF hay; land
lies WE'LL hne fruit water aud timber
Price only $500; for quick sale will In
dude Is aeFes growing grain.
lp2-63 acre farm. for $500 z0f--9 acre
home, S200u0. 2W-1I2 acre, Va, farm
sIn0l. Fine home In Westminster. $500.
la5-Money making peach orchard II
aeres OF lind. planted to / year trees;
realized last year nearly 5000 from peach
crop. over $40 from wheat sold. One
crop should pay for orchard. Price only
1900, worth all OF 1900.
For full information call on or address
I. W Case. Westminster, Md
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE Of HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR NElGHBORS.
MELR0SE.

Mr.. Nathaniel Shaffer sold large
chicken to Steiner the huckster on
Monday last, 1t weighed 8 Sd pounds
and netted over $1.00 at 13 cents per
pound.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Wal
ter Fridinger's on the 10Th of Febru-
airy with a good attendance. There
were present So people. The collec-
ton was $500. The next meeting
will be at John Ebaugh's, March 10. A
program of German pieces and other
good things will be enjoyed.
Mr.. George Knipple, who had his
leg amputated last week, is getting
along finely.
A heavy thunder storm passed over
our neighborhood Saturday evening.
February END. Both DIR. zefglers
and DR.. Sherman's phones were burn
ed out A thunder storm in February
Is something unusual.
II we turn to Revelation in the New
Testament and then for a moment
think of the wars, rumors of wars, dis
cords and divers sorts of wickedness
we can plainly see that we are liv-
Ing In the Latter Days"
Annie, the ten year old daughter OF
MI ~ "ng "oo 31AiOhbAS
Ill, with gagtritis and pneumonia, is
somewhat improved.
Mr.. Jacob stermer. who had a Sc
we're attack of pneumonia, Is conva-
leseent.
Mrs. John Sholl told your CORES
pendent that she has a dog that Is
bound to be parcel post carrier. He
is only little black fellow. but he
carries letters and packages from Mr..
Sholl to his daughter. Mrs. Allen
Sterck, five miles north OF here.
Another wedding this week, who
will be the ones to be congratulated
next week.
We wish to congratulate Mr.. Harry
Bouey and Miss Carmen Deamer, who
were united In the holy bonds of mat
rimony on Thursday evening. 4 cali
thumpian band serenaded the newly
welded couple We wish them the
same as we have wished hundreds of
couples in the past 25 years-much
happiness and prosperity.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Ii to give notice that the sub
acriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court Of Carroll county, Mary
land, letters Of administration on the
personal Estate OF
ANNA MARY TASTO,
late of Carroll county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on OF
before the 21st day Of September, 1913.
they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of February. 1913.
EDWARD II. TASTO,
feb 81 It Administrator.
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Town Properties and Farm Land.
Real Estate of every description
Fer Sale by
THOMAS { COMPANY,

Fine property on Fair Ground Hill.
house and lot, slx rooms. frame house.
city water and fruit.
Fine residence East Main street. all
modern eonyenlenees. eleven rooms.
brick structure. water and lighting.
Fine residence East Main street, all
modern eonYenienees. 10 rooms, brick
structure. water, heat and lighting.
We have eight or ten farms OF all
sizes for sale; also two farms to rent.
Anyone desiring to purchase prop
erty In Westminster we have a num-
Der listed with VI and IL will pay 10
see us before purchasing.
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BRNSEnsYILLE.

Mr. and Mrs, Keener Bankard At
tended the funeral Of Miss Ida BufT-
Ington. Of TaneytoHn. on Monday af-
Iernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel DIcEensheetg
and daughter. julia. OF Wakefield.
spent Sunday With their son. William
Dickensheets and HIfe.
Miss Ethel Bankard. MIae Evelyn
Bankard. Mrs. HzzIe Yingllng. Misses
Bessie c. Miller and Lille StreYIE
we're recent visitors In the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel o. Miller aud
family.
Mr. and Mrs Brad stitley. Of Beaver
Dam, spent Friday With John II Ben
neF; they also attended the sale Of
Hiss Lizzie Benner. which Hag largely
attended. The articles brought high
prices. sIx old-tlme chairs brought
80, and carpets brought IS cents per
yard.
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ANNA MARY TAsTO.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Ii to give notice that the sub
aeriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters o.. administration on the Personal
Estate OF
HARTMAN TAST0,
late of Carroll county, deceased. Al
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated, to the subscriber.
On or before the 2lst day of September.
1913; they may otherwise BY law be ex-
eluded from all benefit of said estate:
Given under my hand this nth day o.
February. 1913.
EDWARD II. TAsTO,
Administrator d. b. n. c t. =.
feb q It
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HARMANTASTO.
~ Office TO CREDITORS.

The creditors Of Frank I. Lewis,
deceased. are hereby notified to file
their claims with the vouchers there
Of with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll County. within thirty days
prior to the Third day of March. 1913.
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS.
Auditor
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Mr.. Wylknns-Did you give the cook
n letter OF recommendation when she
LETT
Mrs WyIkuns-No. | asked her II
she wanted one and she said she could
write much better one herself
somerville Journal.
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RERnETr.

On Wednesday evening. February
10, very enjoyable surprise party
was given At the home of hr. and Mrs,
Basil Dorsey. About O'Clock the
guests began to arrive and soon were
enjoying themselves IN every Kind oil
games until late hour, when they
were invited to the dining room
where a table was laden with dainties
to which all did ample justice. Those
present were: Missee-Sara and Mar
garet Dorsey. Mabel Bennett Mary
Beck. Anna Keefer. Carrye Hughes
Nellie Dettner. Mae Brandenburg
Hiida Constantine. Jennie Waybrach
Gertrude Florah and Mary Gerheart
Measrs.-John Bennett. Robert Ben
nett, Raymond Beck. Charles Houch
John Shoemaker. Ralph Bennett. Vim
Hughes. Winfield Williams. Roy
Florah, Andrew Brandenburg. Albert
Barnett, Robert Barnett. Frank Ben
nett. John Brown. Edwin Garheart
Milton, Lester and Ralph Dorsey.
Miss Sara Dorsey Is visiting Bal.
timore
Mrs. Basil Dorsey spent Wednesday
and Thursday In Baltimore.
Brandenbnrg school will hold an
entertainment In the school house Al
Berrett on Friday, March 21st. II tht
weather Is unfavorable 1t will be held
the next fair evening We have scY.
eral good plays and other amuse-
ments Come everybody.
Albert Dell. who Has bitten by :
dog which had hydrophobIa last week
has taken the treatment and II said
TO be improving very rapidly.
Miss Lula Lauterbaeh, OF Freedom
Is spending week With Mis- Mary
keefer.
A fine boy was left at the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shipley on Fri
day morning.
Little Virginia Hiteahew. Who has
been visiting her grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. Basil Dorsey, has returned
To her home In Baltimore.
Preaching at Brandenburg Church
at 1890 O'Clock Sunday morning,
Preaching at Messiah Lutheran
Church at o'clock Sunday evening.
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Du1LI- SALE
FINE STOCK

Tie aadersIeasd. alll - Il pubIIs ale.
on h Premises situated neat Hzaat
church IN
FRIDAY. aARCH III. 1918.
At II a=aIaek Iha following IzarsonzI lTup.
rft1 brad 81 god huH=Ez. black mare
rumiHz yeats ID With tai vii EaFk
- hsHsHsT hitcheI. Fearless - both HuIanIa
- blles OF engines. by mare 18th
q foat, , THaFs old Hofk wherever
@s hitehe1. 10Th the. mares ar God
49, single q double drivers. bay
worlsf blacL ssIdiag CO.. q yeafs Did !.
black FaldlHg eaII. / year I'd II hszd Of
cattle. ~ carrying third ealf. III be
s ssfsh - OF -, ~. Sow s..sYing sssend
~ Ing 18th calf. I'll be fri last o. Hzy /.
COW Carrying slxIh calf. - be ffszE The
middle q June. ~. carrying fourth ealf,
viii us fresh middle OF August: coz. ar.
- ryinR InIFd calf siil be fresh
last 81 September. COW. carrying
third If. will b fresh the last
foufih ali. vii b fresh Iazi Of sseism.
bcri -. carrying third eaIT will be fresh
middle Of Oclabsf. COW. carrying Hssnnd
calf. vi he fresh the fri af November:
BY d. u sale. ea.. carrying third aaif
Will Be fFeah - daY Of sale. heller fresh
by daY If sale : Jersey nHIfers. 81 be
fresh n April: IerzeY helfeH. VIII be Ifeah
last q October. IIoisteiu heller. ~ be
fresh IaHt OF October; HaIztein heITara.
jersey helferHz ranging n ages fHam @
months II yeaf. Durham heller VII he
fresh Ia October. ! Durham heifefH. aHDut
Z yeHFH old; 1ne stock Iulla, IIuIHIaln
bull weighing about 30 pounds
IefHHx buII#I one three months
bid and yeafIlnks; 100 Head of ane
- hogs II brood aoHs. will farrsH
by day n sale The remainder arc
a - shohts ranging in weight from .
- lbs, n 10 and over; uufoe
Jersey Hed boar. ! year oil. DurOe Jersey
Red sax. | year old the above palT are
not Kin 10 each uIher, and nre entitled 10
Western wagon. far 4 or 1=horses. new
home made waRan led. vii double HIde-
boards Il feet InHH
TERMS Sums under 30 cash IN
sums af 800 aud upward credit n 10
months VIII be gisen on naIes with np.
proved security With Interest.
ERNEST =. MYERS.
J. y. =. smith. Aueti0neerz
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stock
holders Of the Westminster Metal and
Foundry Company will be held at the
office OF the Company on TUESDAY,
MARCH !. 1918, 1t the hour Of p. m,
Tor the purpose Of electinE Directors
to serve one year and until their sue.
eessors are elected or chosen or
qualified.
GEO. II. ARMACOST,
feb q T Secretary
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PUBLICSALE!

Having sold ny farm and intending to
quit farming. I will sell at public sale all
my stock and farming implements, three
minister and Littlestown pike, on
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THE Dairy Maid separatora and the
= Clover Leaf Manure spreadera
sold by 2. 7. Bennett, of sykesville.
are the most up-to-date Machines nov
made. nov Is
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Horses, Colts, Cows,
Wagons, Harness, ETC.
In ths Fourth District Of HaI1Irnors
County. I'D.
Caleb s Hobbs. AueIIoneer. 0wings
hilla. Id. X. !. D, No. ,

The undersigned having rented his
farm and intending Ia retire. I'll sell
at public auction On tho premises
where he nov resides. situated IN the
Fourth District OF Baltimore county,
adjoining the lands Of Aesarz II. D.
Gore. Yellott and PepIIne. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 18th, IeIa.
At o'clock :. m. the following Yalu-
able personal property. viz: head
of extra good work horses. three OF
them brood mares. one grey mare In
foal. four colts. one coming Hlreo
years. one coming years. and year
llnga. 10 head Of extra good mich
Cow. some Of them apringera. IL
Evea. buck. bull. about zoo chick
ems. three. four or EIxzhors Shutter
wagons. 2 tNo or a=horse wagons.
nearly new: ? large stone beds. 2
small stone beds. 2 grain drills. } hay
carriages, Mccormick Binder. nearly
nes: Deering Binder. mowers. good
as new. milk wagon. dayton wagon.
low=doYn wagon, haY tedder. grain
fan, elder mil and press. disc harrow.
4 springtooth harrowH. Two Of them
good As new: corn shelter. hay rake,
4 No. 10 Oliver Chilled plows. sulky
corn workers. J sleds. manure spread
err GOOD as new; farm roller. 4 three
tooth drags. single shovel plows. 2
double shovel plows. feed grinder q
horse powerl. double corn planter
single corn planter. cutting box,
smoothing harrow, large hay can
vases. wheelbarrow. 7 log chains, 3
spreaders, fifth chain. triple. double
and single trees. several jockey sticks,
4 sets breeehhands, Gets lead har-
ness. double set of buggy harness,
single set of buggy harness, collars.
10 haltera, wagon saddle. lead lines,
2 sets double lines, 6 new housings,
100 barrels prime corn. forks, ahoyels,
hoes. mattoeka. picks. chains and
many other articles found on I we'll
equipped farm too numerous to mem
ton.
Terms of sale:-All sums of $1,000
and under cash: over that amount
credit of IL months vii be given,
purchasers giving notes. with ap-
proved security. bearing interest from
day Of sale. Notes payable at Rolls
teratoWn Savings Bank. No goods to
be removed until terms are fully COM
piled with
CHARLES II. MITTEN. Owner
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CRANBERRY.

A birthday surprise party was given
at the home of Mr.. Edward Wise by
tie many friends of his daughter,
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ELHANAN- \. HAINEs.

late of Carroll county, deceased. AL
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
before the 14th day of September, 1913:
they may otherwise by Law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
February, 1913.
MINNIE v. HAINES,
feb lat Administrative.
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ELIZABETH BEAVER,
NOTICE To CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the sub
seriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Carroll county, in Maryland,
letters of administration on the Personal
Estate of
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, 1918.


at one o'clock D. M, all that farm OF
real estate situate In Hampstead
district, Carroll county, Maryland
consisting Of Fifty-Eight Acres OF
Land, more or less. adjoining the land
OF David Brilliant, David Ruby and
George FoWbIe. and lying about two
miles from the town of Hampstead
In said district and about one-hali
mile from the public road leading
from Westminster to the town oil
Hampstead; and being the real estate
wherein Mary A. Kagle recently died
The property Is improved by q stone
dwelling house with : log back build.
ing. q good barn 40x3s feet, hog
house, chicken house and all the
usual out buildings. IN good state OF
repair. There Ia q fine orchard OF
young fruit trees, both apples and
pears. II Ii supplied with q well
of nater at the dwelling house and
another at the barn; about 20 acres
Ii In good timber, chestnut and oak
On the same day the undersigned
will offer and sell lot OF household
goods and furniture. including beds
bedateads. carpets, chairs. table and
kitchen utensils. etc.
Terms OF Sale for he real estate
one-thlrd cash on the day Of sale
and the balance In Two equal pay
ments OF six and twelve months. Sc
cured by tho notes Of tho purchaser
or purchasers. bearing interest from
day Of sale. and secured TO the salts
faction OF the undersigned, or all
cash at the option OF tho purchaser
Terms OF Sale OF the personal
proparty:--cash on al sums Of and
under Ave dollars. and = credit Of sir
months on IL sums ofer and above
five dollars. secured bY the notes oil
the purchaser. with interest
JOHN +. KAGLE.
Agent and Attorney for Heirr
bond a Parke. Counsel
Nicholas ]. Walsh. Anctionear.
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DUBLIc SALE
4 OF VALUABLE
Real Estate and Household
Furniture and Goods,
In Hampstead District. Carroll County,
Maryland.

By virtue Of power OF attorney
from the heirs at law of the late
William F. Kagle, deceased, duly ex-
eeuted and recorded among the Land
Records OF Carroll county, the I'M
dersigned agent and attorney of said
heirs at law. duly appointed, will
offer at public sale. On the premises,
IN
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

The County Commissioners of Carroll
county vii meet At their Office, in West.
Minister, every Monday and the frat
Tuesday after the first Monday of the
month IN March, 1918, for the trans
action Of business.
By order,
0. EDWARD D0DRER,
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FINKgDIRG.

Miss Mary Eidman. OF Baltimore. Ii
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. Jacob F. RAIDER.
Miss Edna Feeling entertained :
few friends Monday night.
Miss Agnes Frazier will spend the
4th Of March In Washington.
A spelling contest was held 1t
Finksburg school on Friday afternoon.
The winners were Miss Nellie Ware
hime and Claude Armacosl. they will
be sent to the district spelling con-
test to be held In Gambler. March 9th.
Rev. ]. s. Bowers was present on
Monday when the fourth quarterly
conference met. Franklin ?. FenbT
was elected delegate to the conference
In Lynchburg, Va. After the session
sumptuous repast was served. con
sisting Of turkey. chicken. peaches
and all the delicaeles OF the season
and was enjoyed BY all present
Mrs. Harry Klee visited Mrs. Annie
shipley Monday
Mrs. John G. Melville. of Chambers.
burg, Pa. and daughter. Edith. ara
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. T. N. Ireland spent the week
in Baltimore and attended the auto
mobile show. and also heard addresses
BY the snffragetts. who are On a hike
from New York to Washington. Thu
women cheerd In the front seats, and
The men Missed from the gallery. Ae.
eording n statistics women Will hAYI
an opportunity 10 cast vote for tn
next President
Mr.. and Mira William sHartz Vislt.
ed Govans. Sunday and Monday.
Quite : number Of our people VII
attend The Inauguration March 4th.
TOWNSVILLE.
Mrs. ]. II. MeHzleT spent part o
last week slth her parents In BaItI.
more.
Mr.. Willard saylor and sister, Han.
nah, spent Sunday With MIaa Besait
nnhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Haugh speni
Tuesday With the iatter's parents. Ar
and Mrs. Reuben Bohn.
DIR. J. II. MesHler spent severa
days this week In Baltimore
Miss Bessie Bohn spent Iaat waeE
With her sister In Westminster.
Mrs, II. V. Johnson. OF Baltimore
spent sometime 1iEh her sister. Mr.
7. II. sId.ell
Mrs. 0ryillc holm and DoraeI
Boone spent Tuesday and Wednesday
II Westminster.
Norman Bohn. agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine 90. canyassed West
minister and vicinity last week. All
reports doing n good business
Mr.. Isaac stTIne and daughter
Oh dys, spent Friday With The formers
son and wife Mr. and Mrs. To-
gtFIne
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: AaoE AND ATTRACTIVE PUB
= lie SALE or
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1t takes a mighty wise man to be
truthful aud popular at the same
time.
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Z AHoE PUBLIC SALE
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The andsTsIEHzI alll - II pubIIz ale
on h premises. situated near nanst
church IN