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WEDDINGS.
.enneII-stmsdaIe.

The following clipping from the
Jefferson City, Mo-. Daily Post" of
August .. will be OF interest to many
people ii this section of the State.
"On Friday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y. Morrow. on
West Mecarty street. Mr.. Wesley
Fennell. of Baltimore, Nd, and Miss
Frances L. Stocksdale. younger sister
of Mrs. Morrow, were united In mar
rage By Rev. f. II. Burton, pastor of
the Methodist church.
In Difference to the wishes Of the
groom. whose mother died some
months ago, the wedding, although
very pretty. was quiet and unoaIenta-
tioua. he only guests. beside Imme-
diate relatives, being = few intimate
friends.
The bride wore ; dainty gown of
white satin striped crepe wolfe. trImm-
ed in shadow lace. the only ornament
worn being a diamond snnburaI. the
gift Of the groom.
Mr.. Fennell has for a number
of years been travelling representative
of the Baltimore branch OF the Ma
tionai Caaket Co. He Is a tall. hand
some, successful young business man
OF high character and standing. Ills
bride comes from one of the oldest
and best known families of Maryland.
her father being retired business
man. living in the suburbs of Dalti-
more. She has been visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Morrow for some months.
and Ind intended returning home this
month. but II seems that Mr.. Feunell.
10 whom she had been engaged = year
or more. preferred coming West and
taking her home n his bride.
The present Mr.. Fennell, during
her stay At the Capital City. created
a moat favorable impression among
the young ladies Of he city who had
the pleasure OF her acquaintance.
Besides being remarkably pretty and
viyaeIouH. she has , most charming
personality. and she will be greatly
missed By her newly made friends.
all Of whom extend 10 her the heart
Test rood wishes and fluctuations.
Mr.. and Mrs Fennell left thia
morning for Kansas lily. and thence
viii return TO their eastern home b.
way IF Chicago. Detroit and the Great
Lakes Their home Hiil be II zg2b
North Charles street. Baltimore
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TYRONE.

Mr.. David Hahn Hnent few aaya
In Virginia last weeE.
Mr. md Mrs Albert Angel and 10
daughters. Treya md Laura. Of lar
neg. and son. Lester Of TaneYIosn.
we're IL guests Of ID. FlohT and fam
lily la Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Fowler and
daughter spent feH dayH with George
HymilIef and family.
David Hahn and ID Flohr haze Id
their building painted recently. i
20. EeEaTd did the HoTk.
Mr.. Howard MauH. Hho is ; dele
gate from Camp u. =. =. o ;. Il =.
attended the state camp meeting
which convened u Froatburg. Id.
this week
Our community i being vel rep
resented Al the Grange Fair at fancy
town thla week. regardless Of the
weather.
Mr. Smith and On. leo. Of VII
mingIoH. Del, and IT. jesse FuaH. Of
Union bridge, wefH guests OF Joseph
Fonm.ali and famIl. On Tuesday
Misses Lizzie. SCI and Katie At
Of baltimore. who RsFe the guests Of
Miss lane Ecker faf Two weeks re-
turned % the cts un Sunday
Sunday school i nauHta II l
o'clock. preaching Il 80 O'Clock
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BORDgIISE.

st. faul's Sunday school picnic.
August both. A band OF music sill
be in attendance.
J. I Armaeost md son have their
new warehouse nearly completed.
Rev. i. u. Henael i visiting lev.
Mr. Banghman. at Keyser; ". u
Pleasant Hill Grange will hold Its
annual picnic August Il and >. IN
Benaon'a grove.
Miea Ada Hughes Il on a yIzII 10
her brother. Raymond. at sehenect-
ady, ;. I.
Miss Ida Elseroad has returned
after ! pleasant trip TO Niagara
Falls. Thousand Islands and Atlantic
City.
Rev. n. f. Brown. OF Baltimore,
filled the pulpit At st. Paul's church
last Sunday morning IN the absence Of
the regular pastor.
Ex=sheriff Kemper finished the
Rohrbangh wood lot last week. and
moved his saw mil outfit near st.
Johns Church, WorIhington Wiley,
where he has purchased another
large tract OF timber.
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BARE BRANCH.

Those who spent Saturday and sun
day With Mr.. Albert Starner we're:
Mrs. John Kemner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray RlnedollaT and two children,
of IiIIIestown, Pa. Mr.. Edward
Welk and wife, Mr. Ernest conen-
hayer. wife and four children. Of
Mayberry: Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah
KoonIz. Misses DoTIha and Ida Star
ner.
Those visiting At Mr.. and mrs.
Claude Myers this week were Mr.
MerYln eastman. wife and three
children.
Those visiting 1t Mr.. and Mrs
Jeremiah Koontz's Saturday and sun
day last we're: Mr.. Joseph B. KoonIz,
wife and two children. Mary and
Eugene. Of Canada Ill; Mr.. Horace
KoonIz and Miss Vergie WarehIme
OF LItIIestown, Pa.
Mrs. John Brown ia on the sick
list
Lloyd Brown, who broke his arm q
few weeks ago, i improving.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
OUR EEIGHBORS.
GREENM0UNT.

Mrs. Grant Bueher and son are
visiting Mrs. Bueher's father. Mr..
Jacob Gummel.
Quite a crowd Of our people spent
last Saturday at Pen-Mar. The fol-
lowing we're in the company: Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Sharrer. Mr.. and Mrs.
William [. Maggie and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad NagIe and two sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Benton Ham, Mrs.
Katie L Kaltrider, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ebaugh and Rev. George W. Strine.
The sorm that passed over our
community last Sunday evening was
quite severe, blowing down a number
of trees at the home of Mr.. David
Ebaugh.
We are glad to see the new milk
wagon that passes our door each
morning. Our milk boys face Is one
filled with smiles since he has new
wagon.
Mr.. John H. stansbury and wife
entertained a number of their friends
at crab supper on Wednesday even
ing of last week. My but some folks
are fond of crab meat!
Rev. D. e. Long, Of AWHILE. Pa. and
Mrs. D. Blanche strine. of York, Pa,
were entertained in the home of Rev.
George w. Strine for few DAYS.
You ought to see the smile on the
faces of the people of our village
since the new road. Is so nearly CON-
pleted.
Let the good work of cement walks
go on now since Mr.. Sharrer Is be-
ginning.
Don't forget the services in our
church on next Sunday. Preaching
on Sunday evening. Rev. Strine has
arranged to have an Old Folks service
on Sunday, September 18th. Rev.
Byrd, New Windsor. will preach the
sermon
Miss Mamie Murray and DIR. House
holder, wife and children spent a few
DAYS at Atlantic City. returning home
on Monday evening.
Mr.. Jacob Moreloek, of Frederick
Nd. Is visiting his son-in-laW. Mr.
B. +. Bosley.
Miss Kate stansbury and her
mother. Mrs. Armacost, visited friends
near 1T Zion Church on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. Jacob Armaeost. wife and fam
lily spent part of Sunday at Green
mount.
Young Abe" has not told Us how
many pipes he found not affected
with that Peculiar Disease" some
comments favorable TO Rev. Nc
Kinley's article we're heard from our
people and they are wondering Why
the same was not given In one Issue.
Sunday services for Greenmount
circuit United Brethren in Christ
Preaching, Mt Union Church. 10 a.
m; Mt. Zion, go p. m, and at
Greenmount, p. N.
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TRUSTEES SALE
u OF :
SMALL FARM i!
NEAR BAcHHHH's MILLS.

By virtue OF a decree OF the Circuit
Court Tor Carroll county passed IN
Cause %. 1925 Equity. the undeHHIEu-
ed Trustee will ofIer II public sale
on the premises, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th, IaIa,
at 2 o'clock p. m. al that land and
premises Of which Caroline EpnY the
nrst vie Of Joseph EInpy dIed seized
and possessed being the same land
that " conveyed 10 her by Jacob y.
Baum and wife. dated April 9th. Is78.
and recorded among the land records
OF Carroll county IN IIber r. T. 8. No.
&c, folio &c etc, containing % Aeres
and II Square Perehes Of Land. more
or less
This land Is situated on the road
leading from Baehman's Mills. To
Deep nun. about TO and onsznaif
miles from Baehman.z Mills, adjoining
the lands Of Noah 7. Geiman, Amos
Feesef md Theodore Irish.
This and Is well Nalered and Haa q
due proportion of meadow.
The improvements consist of NO
story log house. Heatherboarded. a
bank barn. hog pen. meat house and
corn eHIb.
Terms of Sale.-0ne-third eaan on
the daY Of sale. or upon the raIIIlca-
ton thereof by the Court, the residue
In two equal payments. the one to be
paid On one year and the other IN two
years from the day d sale with Inter
eat, To be secured b the notes Of the
purchaser with approved security. or
all eaeh At the option OF the pnroh-
aser.
CHARLES Z. FINK, Trustee.
John y. F1ickinger. Anetioneer.
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FIsEsIlIIRG,

Mra. I. p. FenbY and Mrs. :. Il.
StoekHdale spent Tuesday and Thura-
day In sykesville attending Huffra-
gette meeting
Mr.. Wilbur shreeye attended Emory
picnic.
Miss eordelIa Benson has returned
home after spending sometime In New
Windsor.
Miss Debie Ireland has returned
home after spending several daya In
Westminster visiting Miss Blanche
Stoner.
Misses Mary and Larue Brauden-
burg spent several days visiting their
aunt N Flnksburg.
Miss Mary Gil spent Monday With
Miss AlYerta LamolIe.
Misses Bertha aud Sarah Sitter
have returned after spending several
weeks IN Hartford county.
Mr.. Charles Murray spent Sunday
with Miss Ruth senelh.
Many of our young folks attended
Sandy Mount picnic.
Dom forget the picnic August 2ard,
on the church lawn. Deer Park Or
eheetra will be there.
Miss Charlotte strlnger, Of Nav
Windsor. is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. William GigI.
Mrs. Arthur Ellington is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Jacob stocksdaIe.
Master Howell stocksdale Is I'M
proving nicely
The storm which passed through
here Sunday blew \ large silver maple
of jacob stocksdale's across the road
so tint no one was able to go past for
several hours.
The u. c. T. L. met at Mrs. :. B.
Stoekadale's Thursday, August i.
Miss Gordelia Miller returned home
from Baltimore Thursday and left
Saturday for Westminster and Eew
Windsor
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Revival meeting will commence
Sunday. August 17th. At =. n. At
Bethesda Methodist Episcopal Church
aud continue all the following seek.
The health OF he community. se
are glad 10 report. + good.
Harry Gibson. Hhn Mas kicked On
the knee by a hofHe fast Sunday. Is
conYaIeHeent
Some towns boast d their baas ball
team. se take our hats on 10 them
but when Il comes II eroquet players
we have them. Our cntsrprIHInR
Mr.. Albert r. Smith. furnishes lights
and efery evening. sometimes until
the Hee ama' hours. can be- aeeH the
young folka enjoying a game Of
crouusI
Mr.. Ray Brown. our champion potato
raiser. haa started u dig his CROP and
reports i fairly good
Our veteran worm iced grower. :.
j. Wagner. reports hIH crop the poor
est h ever had at this time Of the
year
Don't forget to come and meet your
friends IT the picnic at Harmony
Grove. August %.
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GAMBLER.

Stanley Barnes. aged II, son Of
William Barnes, residing on the Lon
don Bridge Road. one and one=half
miles west OF here. was taken In Rev.
o. u. Brlttingham.E ear TO st Agnes
Hospital. Baltimore. Monday night,
suffering with appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Alfred barnes,
of Dundee farm. entertained At Sun
day dinner: Rev and Mrs Otto ".
Birmingham and Roland Drifting
ham, Of Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. Lydia Gambler and Biz Abe
are one the sick lIgt.
Mrs. ]. William sellars, Of FORK,
Pa. Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Shipley.
Mr.. William Williams. OF Baltimore.
after visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinsey Williams, of Louisville.
has Joined his wife Mt the home of
the latter's mother. Mrs. Lewis Ship
ley.
Rev. Harry G. Spencer and family.
of near Washington. d. c., visited his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. William
Spencer, OF Mccomas Mills.
Mr.. Harry Bush and Mr.. d. Kings
ton, of Baltimore. were Monday
guests of Mr.. William ID. Bush.
Mr. Roland Birmingham, of phlia-
delnhIa. Pa, was a weekend guest of
his brother, Rev. Otto w. Birmingham.
Mr. George Gardner. OF Springfield,
was Sunday guest of his sister Miss
Nellie Gardner. Rev. S. w. coe. a
former pastor Of Ffnksburg circuit,
was a Monday afternoon gueHl Of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace L. Shipley. and
baptized their little son. Horace
bamoLte.
Miss Bessie Gambler is spending
some time In Baltimore
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.OIJNTAIIAI,LEY.

Those who visited Mr.. Harvey Eek
ard and wife last Sunday week we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. MYIes Sharrer and
daughter Ethel; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Magee, Of Harrisburg, and Miss Edna
Little. Of Westminster.
Mr.. Claude ReIfanIder, wife and
two children, Caroline and Guy. and
Mr.. Walter Thomas and two children
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. UrIah
Babylon and family.
Miss Marie Babylon, of Baltimore. Is
spending some time with her grand
parents. Mr.. and mrs. Uriah Babylon.
Mrs. Manager and con Carroll spent
Monday in Westminster.
Mrs. Grace Myers Is able To be up
again after nervous attack which
came On when her brother, Snyder
Wantz. died.
Mr. Edward ShafIer and Mr.. Howard
WarenIme are saving lumber near
Cranberry school house.
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ONCE Of the Board oI Supervisors Of
Election OF Carroll County.
u===.z==I..z. - ........ - za.a

once 81 he Board D SUPERVISORS Of
Election OF Carroll County.
Westminster. Nd. August II. ia.
~ virtue OF and IN accordance nth
Section Il OF Article y of the Code Of
Public General Laws of the State Of
Maryland. as amended by Chap. Ib6
OF the acts OF the General Assembly
OF Maryland. passed II Its January
session. 1910. notice i hereby given
that The Board of Supervisors Of Elec-
ton Of Carroll County has appointed
Oh following named persons to serve
for ofe year as Judge Of Election and
Officer Of Registration. hereinafter
designated as "ReeIEfrars'D Judges
and Clerks OF Election OF the several
Election Districts d Carroll County.
Those IN the list marked Democrats"
being intended to represent the Dam
ocratIe party, and those In The list
marked Republicans being intended
TO represent the Republican party.
REPUBLICAN, OFFICERS OF EIEe-
TIoN ron 1918.
District No. 7. Precinct No. JAS.
W neaeham, Jr.. Clerk, Westminster,
in plaee of Edwin Weaver.
DEMOCRATIC OFFICERS OF EIHc-
TION F0R 1918.
District No. 2. Precinct No. Jas.
IS. Waltz. Clerk. unlontown. In place
of H. !. Mehring.
District No. Frank NJ. Barnes,
Registrar, SykesYIIIe. in place Of
Simon goIIDart
District No. 6. Precinct No. !
George Zepp. GaleEeeper. Manchester,
In place Of RineharI Hoffnagle.
District No. 6. Precinct No. .
Abraham Albaugh Gatekeeper. Nan
chester. N place o. Lewis LoaIa.
District No. Z. Precinct No Sam
uel ]. Stone, CLERK. Westminster. IN
place of George !. shriner.
District No. 9--Thomas ]. Gum,
Registrar, FranklinE District. In place
OF John I. Freyman.
ANDREW P. FnIZZELL. prea..
5. LUTHER BARN.
EDWARD @. DIFFENDAI.
Board Of Supervisors Of Election for
Carroll county.
Test VIM. Il. raynter. clerE.
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UNI0kIIlMN.

Don't forget the Lutheran Bazar on
Wednesday evening. August 10th.
The Pleasant Valley Band will be IN at
tendance.
Mrs. Hester Shank. of Mt. Union,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Ffeagle the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dingle spent a
few days at Pen-Mar and attended
the reunion OF the Church of God. on
Thursday.
Rev. II. L. BoRersox and Rey.
Harry Baughman are visiting at their
respective homes. Rev. Baughman
will preach In the Lutheran Church
on Sunday at 1870 .. M.
Mrs. Charles Lindsey, of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon
Myers.
Miss Grace MeAllster, who had
been visiting her nieces, Misses
Evelyn and Mary segafoose, has re-
turned to Washington, d. c.
Miss Anna BanEI, who had Deen
visiting in HagersIoYn, has returned.
Our main highway has received
another coat of oil. and any town or
village that adopts this means Of
keeping down the dust will find that
1t Is time, labor and money well
spent.
Rev. T. II. Wright is spending his
vacation in Fawn Grove.
Mrs. William HiIeshew, daughter,
Virginia, and son, Dorsey, OF Balti-
more, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Routson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Weaver and
Miss Marguerite sankins, OF Balti-
more, who had been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Weaver. returned home
on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Booker and daughter, of
Eckard,s.
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NOTICE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION !!

Notice Is hereby given in Accord
ance With and pursuant TO Section
100 B. Of Article B Of the Code of
Public General Laws of Maryland,
and By Section 1e0 .. of the Acts of
the General Assembly of Maryland. of
1912, Chapter 2, to the qualified voters
of Carroll County, that Primary
Election Will be held IN the several
precincts and election districts Of
Carroll County, Maryland, on
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GOVERNORS NRIT OF ELECTION
N D0InT.
Onll Expense and Trouble for state.
Opinion Of Senator keTH-SaT-
nrIsing Turn Tor -shorI
THrm.=

A surprising turn - given l. he
political situation n this State to
day. = ar rs It applied to the mort
term II The United States Senate
by 3 statement attributed To ssnas
tor KsTn. the Democratic floor l.Hder
in The United States Senate IN which
Il - aid that = had taken he
position hat Governor 8oldabofaaEh
had N Legal right II issue a - of
election
A large number Of Senators HhU
had RIFen the eaHs consideration. !"
Eald II Kern. saKHHa 18th me IL IHia
regard and consider hat the Govern
or'a - Tor an election will accom-
pliHh nothing except expense md
trouble for tho state.
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For the Highest Caah Price, Potatoes,
Onions. Apples and Pears. Cal Zz6k
or see ne 1T the Westminster FeTLili
yer Office.
y. l. TAYLOR.
aug I5=2t Westminster. ID.
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NnlI-IImnan.

Ckarisa y. Null and Miss AnEellno
Maud Hartman. both n Westminster.
were quietly married at Jefferson.
Frederick county. on Tuesday b HsF
Arthur : Sull pastor Of the Lutheran
church.
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Il think that this Int makes me look
ten years younger. don't your.
Yes. ny husband said to me
yesterday. When your friend laEes
her haI on she looks ten years old
err n=Flelgende HIaIIer.
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\ sezIlhy American girl - Al
tending = social function at : .oun-
try houzs IN England
'fYou American KITla have MOI such
health. complexion. az We hH#s. !"
said m English dn1Hsaa TO tn zIri.
Il always wonder N our nobismen
take ; fancy 20 90 shite faeeH
1t IHuI our white faces thaI at
tracts them" responded the AmHFI=
can IL our green backs"
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HII.I.ER's.


There Will be preaching n the
school house. near here. Sunday
morning. at 10 O'Clock.
Mre. Harry Brilliant entertained
Baltimore friends # her home. on
Sweet Ar Hin. Last week.
Edward Bolllnger visited friends at
Baltimore from Thursday until Tnes-
day.
Mra. Jacob Zepp and daughter. MIN
ME. visited relatives at Hanover and
Littleatown, Pa. from Friday until
Monday.
John 4. A. Miller. near here. had
the misfortune of losing a heIfer last
Sunday. BY death.
Emory BollInger and wife are N.
tertaInInF the formers sisters and
their husbands from York. Pa. this
week.
Mr.. shue, OF Chenille. Pa. Il Yis-
iting MFH. Henry RInehart an her
daughter. Mrs, Fl Warehime. near
here.
George Hoover spent last Thursday
at Baltimore.
Some Of our people attended sum
nit Grove Camp meeting last Sunday.
Harry Brilliant md wife spent
Sunday visiting the formers mother
aud sister. at Manchester. who arc
I'll.
The children Of our community
who Rere suffering with whooning
cough. are improving.
George Bollinger i building : new
chicken house on h farm near mere
Our Sunday school attended St
Peters picnic laaI Saturday. The
trip va made on \ large hay wagon
owned BY Mr. Smith. Everybody en-
joyed the ride YeFy much.
Theodore Miller. sho has employ
ment II Baltimore. + home on several
weeks vacation with his family. mere.
The infant child Of Isaiah Vida
sin. near here, who gas very IL last
week. Il eonyaleseenL
Rev. Sparks, Of Pennsylvania. VS.
tied his sister. Mrs. DeIIon. here last
week.
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WANTED

Young Guineas weighing one pound
and = half a piece. It $1.00 pair.
Also good Squads 1t 3 cents pair. On
Monday.
5. F. TEISER.
augs Finksburg. Nd.
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SYKRsulIR.

Miss Esher Sullivan has returned
to her home after . weeks visit to
Union Bridge, Key-Mar, Braddock
Heights and Pen-Mar.
Miss Janet Sprecner is spending
several weeks with friends In Vir-
ginia.
We regret to learn of the serious
illness Of Mrs. William d. Selby.
Mr.. Maurice Bennett, Miss Ruth
Bennett and Miss Emma Hobbs visit
ed Betterton and Baltimore this
week.
The ". C. T. U. held a meeting at
st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Tuesday evening. August IL.
Miss Helen Gehr. of Westminster,
visited friends here last week
Sergeant and Mrs Thomas Roberts
have returned from weeks visit to
Washington, ID. C.. and Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dorsey. of
Westminster, spent one day last
week At the home Of Mrs. Marriott
Shlpley.
Mrs. Strobridge, of Catonavilie,
spent the weeks end at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Harry Phelps.
We regret to report the death of
Mr.. Harry Curley. who had been i'll
for some time. Interment was in
Springfield Cemetery. Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Hon. Frank Ely Is very Ill with
typhoid fever and neuritis.
Our roads suffered another severe
washing Sunday night, when a bad
storm passed over our town.
Rev. II. V. DeaIe and wife are Wis
iting in Baltimore.
Rev. A. G. Dudley will preach
morning and evening at st. paul'B
Methodist Episcopal Church. Al are
invited to attend.
Mrs. E. NJ. Mellor. Mrs. West and
Miss Dorothy Mellor have returned
from a weeks visit 10 Braddock
Heights and Frederick. where they at
tended the Chautauqua exhibitions.
Mr.. James Carter spent the weeks
end At Pen-Mar.
Master Koran. Of Baltimore. is
spending several days at the home of
his aunt. Mrs. G. : phoebus
Those who attended the reunion at
Pen-Mar last Thursday were: Misses
Pearl Wood and Miss Burde1te;
Messrs. Maurice Bennett, Raymond
Arlington and John Wilson.
Mr. Edwin Melior. Jr. and Mr.
William Forthman visited Betterton
last Sunday
Mrs. Arthur Browns little ron.
Allan. Rho was very III last week. Is
much Improved nov.
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NOTICE or REGISTRATION.

NOTICE. or REGISTRATION.
IL hereby given TIL # the above
named places on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER :, 1913,
from o'clock a n. = 5 o'clock ?. m.
the Registrars viii II for the purpose
OF registering voters. making trans
fera. H.
Board d Supervisors II Election or
Carroll County.
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DRIvHTE SALE
n OF
VALUABLE FARM !

Situated On Big Pine Creek between
John Markers and Charles Basehozr.s
mill. and adjoins land d Samuel Har-
nish and others. TIE farm contains
lao Acres; 10 Acres n Wood Land. II
in good state of cultivation; good -
buildings: good water. young apple.
orchard.
aug 16zI SAMUEL sPANGLER.
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The HoHe has IT IhoTns. tn dIa-
mond II apecka. md every man his
faillnEH
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Polls Open Al O'Clock. n. m. and
Close 1T o O'clock. .. m.

The Judges of Election are directed
10 make their returns Of election b
fore L o'clock, noon. on the second
day "wednesday afIer said election
ANDREW p. FRIZZELL. Pre-.
s. ETTHER RARE.
EDWARD o. nIEEESDAL.
Board q Supervisors Of Election Tor
Carroll County. Maryland
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-08-15
WANTED.

Wanted Steady White woman for
housekeeping Apply George Richter
near WaTfieldsburg. aug ID 2Iz