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Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Blum Of
Mexico are visiting in Carls-
bad, n. NJ, Mr.. Blum writes that
his health is much improved
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

All the Mexico churches had
exercises for the children this
week appropriate for the Christ
mas time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25
Dwelling House Burns.

The house on the A. l.. Corbin
farm, southeast Of Mexico, burn
ed to the ground at about 6
o clock Monday morning. 1t was
occupied by Thomas Hamilton
but no one was at home when the
fire caught. 1t is supposed to
have caught from a defective
fue. Mr.. Hamilton had $500 in
surance on his furniture. Mr..
Corbin also had some insurance.
The latter lives at Wilmot, Ill.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25
SKINNER ITEMS.
Mr.. Shows High-priced Stock.
Horses Dying.


The weekly singings progress.
nicely. We meet each Tuesday
night and have delightful times
The crowd grows with each meet
ing. Tire meeting this time is
with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Payton
Next Tuesday twill meet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Turner.
AT Mr.. Shows sale things
brought good prices. A yearliug
heifer brought $101, to Chas. Ear.
ly; COW and young calf to Tom
my Rowe for $112; a yearling
bull to Byron Black for $75. All
pure bred Short-horns. A young
draft mare TO Kirt Rowe for $2O5
Timothy hay, $1,000 per ton.
Everybody regrets to see Mr.
and Mrs. Shows family depart
for their new chosen home in
Montana. They have made MS
good neighbors. Here's hoping
their new home may be as pleas,
ant and profitable as expected.
Ham Smith and son. Frank,
have leased the Barnes-Roberts
farm of 160 acres for the ensuing
year.
Earnest Chedister had a sale re-
Gently and has secured Job with
James Grocery Store at Centralia.
Sorry he and wife are leaving our
immediate vicinity.
The Bethlehem Bidge was put
in last week. It's a steel struct-
IRE.
j. f. Holloway suffered a spell
of stomach trouble Saturday
night.
Many horses are sick from
various causes lately. Ben Tur-
ner, two; Geo. Brow, one, which
he lost; VIM. Pollock, one; ID. r.
Stricklin, three; Tanner and Day,
one; Taylor Berrey, two, lost one
Porter Bruce, four; Bill Clyne,
one, which he lost Frank Vein
and, one; Elmer Gatewood, one
W. II. DeJarnatt, one; Ham
Smith, three, lost one; Alex.
Bruce, one; A. f. Bourke, four,
lost two. Various others have
had them sick lately.
Edward Machin, the Watkins
man, was thru our vicinity Mon.
day selling his wares.
A. E. Bourke traded his
valuable 240 acre farm for stock |
of hardware and groceries at |
Windsor, Mo. The farm was put |
in at $40 an acre and the stock |
at 80 cts. on $1.0O, said stock in
voicing $4,000.
Our people are extremely sorry |
to see A. f. Bourke and family !
depart for their new home at
Windsor. Mo, which will be about
the Goth of January. They have
made such valuable adjuncts to
our society.
Wallace Harvey is spending a
fortnight with his little friend,
Harlan Ehret, at Garden City,
Kansas.
p. T. Bruce has sold to date 81
bushels of seed corn. If you want
the best better get on the band
wagon early and avoid the rush.
c. M. Berrey, Elmer Gatewood
and Chas. Meyer were in Iowa
last week and bought a bunch of
feeders each. The former getting
three loads and the latter each
one load.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Whitley will
give a Christmas dinner to a few
friends.
Mrs. A. L. Hickman will depart
Monday next for Mrs. Hickman S
home in Vinita, Okla, much I'M
proved in health.
A Merry Christmas and Happy
New Year to the Message, its
corps of helpers and all its read
ers.
THE WEATHER.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

Mrs. A. l.. Hunt who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

Money to loan on farms. Good
supply. Reasonable rates and
terms.
Lakenan & Barnes, Mexico, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

Mrs. Carter Powell of Bach
elor, Mo, is visiting her parents
in this city, Rev, and Mrs. f. S.
Gibbs.
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

CpECTAI. On Saturday first day of sale only, the follow
Oh ANAHA. items will be offered along with many others
Extra heavy mi xed work socks. 15c quality pairs %
20 dozens soc work shirts each 30
81 so flannel shirts, blue gray SLID
15c heavy Jersey work shirts 55
ST and 81 % shirts with collar attached detached 10
40 So and ST 80 dress shirts each LOO
Best ST heeced union suit, heavy 15
Heavy Jersey work gloves 15c quality 10
So work coats, best offered, duck or corduroy 225
Sweaters turtle neck STYLE 81 quality 3l5
New wde-end knit ties, 75c quality 80
Boys mems Zoe and SOC winter caps 40
All SOC mufiers SO
$3.50 discount on bath robes and smoking jackets
for BARTH Calendar
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25
Children'S Suits and
0verc0atS

Unrestricted choice of any
BARTH $3.50 and $500
Qualities Sl.95
BARTH $500 and 5000
Qualities 1896
BA RTH $50 and SS. so
Qualities 1896
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

Ask for BARTH Calendar
Mexico Missouri message., 1913-12-25

On account of the
very low prices offered
here on mems and boys
clothing, the sale will
end positively on the
following Saturday, 3rd
January.
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ToWEL SUPPLY

J. N Graya. Proprietor.
Towels and aprons g ali kinds fgr
rished az very Reasonable prices
see before yoH buF-J. D. Graya
PHONE 80. $40.
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7. /. T.. club Entertained.

MrH. Margaret ! Gibson and IT
Howard : Gibson entertained IL I
l. + GIub on December % at IheIf
home 2EzG Clifton Avenue. WalIbnook.
Games Kere played until late Honf
when ~ Rero invited to the dining
room where refreshments we're HarY=
ed,
Among thos present we're Mfa.
Margaret Gibson. Mr.. Howard {. GIb-
son. Mr.. William !. Gibson. al Of
Carroll county: Mrg. kellie BolRiano.
Mfr. and hrs. Albert DeHoff, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hummel. Mr. and MrH.
William Keen. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Lehnerd. Misses Maria and Edna De
Hon. Miss Anna Tredway. MIHa
Phyllis Keen and Master Willie Keen.
The aame club saH also entertain
cd on December II 10 watch the old
year out md the naH year In. After
singing out the old and singing In he
new, refreshments Hera served md
the guests departed for their homes
about : o'clock. Mr. Alfred LehneHd
Ia president Of the club.
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Razlez Dine at Eastern Hotel.

The fraternal order Of Eagles 10.
1918. Of Westminster. held it's annual
supper last night at the Eastern
Hotel, East Main street. A good
number Of members we're present and
enjoyed the menu which consisted Of
oysters. turkey, CELERY. etc. The
main feature was the oyster roast.
which took place ouI n the yard. l
large fire vas built. and piece of
sheet Iron 10x6 feet vas put over Il.
The oysters we're then thrown on 10
be heated and afterNard served On
two large tables. Tie West End Or
chestra enliVened the occasion BY
rendering some of lta best selections.
Before the banquet the annual
nomination of officers for the ensuing
year waa held in the lodge room At
Odd Fellows' Hall. They are us fol
lows: William KINNEY. Past Wor-
thy, President; David l. Walsh, Wor-
thy President, Joseph Hahn. Worthy
Vice President: james NJ. Stoner.
Worthy Secretary; \. II. Baumgarl-
ner, Worthy Treasurer; Charles o.
Clemson, Michael d. Walsh, ]. Wee
ley King. Worthy Trustees.
The order lost three members BY
death last year-Joseph L. Franklin.
VIM. II. sLaub and John Harris.
William r. Freeze vas initiated IN
to the order last night.
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The body OF William Il. Murdoek
son Of Mr.. J. A Murdoch. OF Tannery
was brought 10 this city Sunday
night by James NJ. stoner. undertaken.
Mr.. Murdock was aged 33 years.
months and days. He met his
death On Friday while walking along
the Baltimore and Ohio tracks on
Dead Mans Curve" east Of Cumber-
land. when he was struck by a pas
senger train and instantly killed. He
was the fourth man struck In the
same locality In 10 days, and the sec
ond killed
Mr.. stoner was forced TO go to
Cumberland for the remains as there
was a dispute between the coroner
and the railroad company.
Funeral services we're held Monday
at IL o'clock, Rev. Otto W. BrittIng-
ham, Of Thomas Chapel, officiating,
and the interment was in Leister's
Church Cemetery The pailbearers
were: Messrs. Samuel Sharp, Joseph
Bowman, Charles Z. Eyler Joseph
Zepp, Charles Breitweiser and Walter
c. Wimert.
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WEDDINGS
=seIby-stHely.

The hosnitable hone of Mr.. Amos
Wampler. Of Wakefield Valley, near
Medford. vas the scene of a quiet.
but very pretty wedding on the even
ing OF December IS. 1912. Promptly
at o'clock Miss Annie Elizabeth
Stitely. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles !. stitely. Of clemsonville,
Frederick county, became the bride
of Mr.. Phillip Edward selby, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene selby, OF Oak
Orchard. The spacious parlors were
tastefully decorated With the season
able holly. with neat embankment
of beautiful plants aud other rare
tropical plants Just N front OF The
latter. the very impressive ceremony
was performed by Elder William L
Roon. Of Westminster. Only . few
intimate friends were present.
The bride was most handsomely at
tired in blue cloth trimmed In white
The groom wore IHz conventional
black. Both wore snow white car
nations. After usual CONGRATULATIONS
n beautiful collation. as served The
table center piece ~ a very heavy
mass Of white and crimson earna-
lions. around which Isined amIIaz
running through III. choicest oi
tropical fruits, Delicious cakes and
confeetiona were served in great n.
riety block ice cream .as furnished
in most delicate triple flavor: aa vel
as coffee Of the finest Oriental aroma
Also apples. oranges and malaga
grapes of the best anl most perfect
varieties.
The many friends IF the hanpy
couple siah them 10 and happiness
not oniy through the sfentful honey.
moon. but throughout The entire Yoy.
age Of l{Ie
Mr.. md Mrs SelbY I'll be at homl
on one of earroll'a beHi farms, under
the good proprietorahIn of Mr.. II. &
Englar. of LAnwood.
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Special Dinners At county Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Humbert
steward and stewardess of the Car
roll County Home FOR the poor anf
aged. treated their charges to a IInt
turkey dinner on Christmas Day
which vas heartily enjoyed Tht
dining room was tastefully decorated
with Christmas greens and bells. On
Friday. the annual dinner to the
County Commissioners Was given. bui
owing to the inclement weather aey.
eral failed to get there.
Those Who were present and enjoy
ed the feast. of good things. were
County Commissioner Myers, County
Treasurer Dodrer and wife. Charles
II. Fink, Esq, counsel to the Board
Rev. 5. Hilton orrieE. rector OF -
cension Episcopal Church. Miss Mary
B. ShelIman, Miss Jennie Dell. UIss
Elizabeth Zahn, Mrs. Russell HaInaa
Misses Nary Grace Roberts nd
Nancy Thomas, OF Westminster, md
Mr.. and Mrs. James = shellman. d
near UnIontown.
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Orphans Court

Monday, December 30th--Arthur S.
Lambert and Margaretta Lambert,
executors of Emily ]. Lambert. de-
ceased. reported sale OF real estate
and received order nj 81.
John s. Bale, administrator v. a.
OF Emily ]. Lambert. deceased. re-
turned inventory Of money, reported
sale Of stocks. and settled his first
and final account
Letters of administration on the ea-
tate Of George z. Smith, deceased,
were granted TO Howard Blaxaten,
who received warrant to appraiae and
order 10 notify creditors.
The last will and testament Of MIL
ton L. Becraft, was admitted 10 pro-
bate and letters testamentaTy thereon
we're granted to Arthur u. Reenaft
who received warrant 10 appraiee and
order 10 notify creditors.
Tuesday, December 30th.-John ".
Crowl. executor of David CroW1. de-
ceased. returned inventory of person
al property.
Tempest Menehey. executor of
Leonard Kreitzer. deceased, received
orders 10 sell personal property and
leasehold property.
Thomas c. Slingluff. administrator
OF Louis =. Slingluff. deceased. re-
ceiyed order TO sell personal prop
erty.
Susanna Blaxeten. ADMINISTRATIVE
of William II. Biaxaten, settled her
first and final account
Letters Iof administration on the
estate Of Louisa \. Smith, deceased,
were granted to Charles T. Smith,
who received warrant to appraiae
and order to notify creditors.
Howard BlaxHten. administrator
of George p. Smith. deceased, return
ed inventory of personal property
and received order to sell same.
Titus Bucher, administrator Of
Henry S. Bucher. deceased reported
sale Of personal property.
Joseph Englar. administrator of
Caroline Englar, deceased, settled his
first and final account
Joseph Englar surviving executor
of Josiah Englar. deceased settled
his eighth and final account.
MollIe NJ. Furry and Edward d.
Furry, administrators of Samuel b.
Furry, deceased, reported inventory
Of personal property and received
order TO sell the same.
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.nzier-gmdM.

Mrs. GenIla f. Snyder. OF sykea-
Vile, thia county, and Mr.. William
A. Frazier. Of Philadelphia. we're mar
ried Thursday. December 20, At tie
parsonage Of the First Presbyterian
church. Baltimore. The bride vas
becomingly attired IN : blue tailored
broadeloth suit, with large picture
hat and plume A wedding breakfast
was served At 80 a N. at the Hotel
Emerson. 10 the immediate family
and few friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Frazier left on N
afternoon train for Palm Beach md
New Orleans.
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Myers

quIaI wedding IaoE place Taa#z
day afternoon. when MIHE Olive Coop.
er. Of baltimore, - married =
Charles / Myers. o. Carroll county
Tn" ceremony waa performed b. IT,
A II HafE. Of baltimore county. n
the nafIaH Of the aHIde's home. =
3b4 FfIHGy street. Baltimore n
mcdiBtaI= after the ceremony : =
ception - rendered he couple -
house N taatefuliY decorated KLIH
palms - potted nIanIa The -
tondantH Nere neulaH Cooper. aIatsI
Of thu bride. and -. i W MYeTH
brother o the bridegroom Late Tnaa.
day niEhI the couple eft for a ahori
trip North.
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parrisIl-Iuu.

A very pretty and quiet wedding
took place at the Reformed pafaon=
age. At Union Bridge. IN Wednesday
evening n : o'clock. Hhen Miss MarY
L, Rnpu Kaa united IN holy mairimony
to Mr.. Raymond 4. Parrish Only M
immediate family ~ present. The
bride iH The youngest daughter Of
Mrs. :. : Rspp, Of Union Bridge. nd
the groom Il the onIY on of Mr.. md
Mrs. Charles Parrish. of near IL
kinstYyia Mills. The beautiful II
formed church service vas read =
the brides pastor. Rev Martin
SchweIixer The bride Raa beautiful
~ dressed IN mode euIofed cloth Hnd
the groom wore IHa conventional
black There we're - attendants.
They received many HHaaanta.
After fhe ceremony + reception -
held NJ ne residence = SIR. and -
Parrish The occasion Kas the more
impressive because ! Haa the azrd
anniversary Of the =a1m'a parents
marriage ! very larKs wedding eaEa.
baked h Mra. Arthur YInsling. -
In the center OF the festive board
The following wHTn present t.
Martin sshseltEer. - and -.
Raymond Parrish. Nr and arH.
Charles Parrish. Mr. :. e Repn. !.
lAndia nd wife. Eaymar, J. =
Barnes nd glfo, George shriuer nd
Alma HhrInar. TansYIoEn. Mr. Ar=
thur YIHEling and Mary. MiRs I1IIIe
YinglInE. Philadelphia HlEs Frances
Parrish Louise Parrish aud y. Il.
FllckinEaH. TancytoNuz
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VanseOy.

Mrs. Victoria d. Vanscoy died At 5
ocolek on Monday morning, Deeem-
ber 30, at the residence of her broth
er. Prof. Claude {. Douglas, Fern
Rock, near this city. Her age was 81
years. Mrs. Vanseoyis husband died
about 10 years ago and for the past
20 years she had been a sufferer from
chronic bronchitis.
She Is survived by the following
brothers: E. l.. Douglas, OF Azalea
N. C.. {. S. Douglas. of Parsons. W
Va II. T. Douglas. of Elkins. "
Va; Rev. l.. b. Douglas, of Pensboro
w. Va. and Rev. E. e. Douglas. oi
this city.
The remains were taken away
Tuesday evening on the Pittsburgh
express. TO Kerns. Y. Va, where ser.
vices and interment took place We'd
nesday morning. T. c. ShaErer
funeral director.
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Theodore l. r. strleklln Found Dead.

Mr.. 7. I. f. Strieklln. farmer re-
siding near Greenmount, this county
was found dead Saturday afternoon
about o'clock, In an Ice pond on his
his farm. His face and shoulders
we're submerged indicating that he
had fallen into the pond from the
effects Of an attack of vertigo. TO
which he was subject. Mr.. StricKlin
had gone to the pond to see whether
any Ice was forming and to make
some repairs to the banks. He stayed
so long his family. becoming anxious
about him, went ont n search OF him
and found him in the pond, as stated.
He was about 40 years old
Besides his widow. who was Mss
Matte lam, daughter Of Mr.. Benton
Ham, Of GreenmounI. he is survived
by four children.
The funeral services were held
Tuesday morning. Hev. George y.
Strine officiating. and interment was
In the United Brethren Church Gene.
terry 4 Greenmount.
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salem =LntheranIlharge

st. BenIamIn's fKEeIder's Sunday
school :. N. Holy Communion with
Preparatory services proceeding, 70
o'clock promptly. Offerings for our
ApportIonment. Pastor extends ,
heartfelt appreciation and thanks Tor
the new cutter sleigh sent to his home
during the Christmas season.
St Johns n.eister.al. No Sunday
school. No services next Sunday,
January 5th. c. E. Prayer service
1T 1880 p. N. CateeheIIeal instrue-
tion Saturday afternoon 2.3o. Holy
Communion service With preparatory
services preceding January ~. at q
:. m. PazIor extends his heartfelt
appreciation and thanks for the hand
some set d new harness presented q
him duFIzz this Christmas season.
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HI.hilnKnleLarInr.

On Saturday last. Mr. Charles :.
Nightingale and MiaH Mary Barber
were married by their pastor. Rev. =.
l.. Seabrook. at hi residence. InIa
city. Mr. Nightingale II a son Of Mr.
George Nightingale. near Smalluood.
and Is himself a successful young
farmer. near EastYIeH Miss Barber
Ia the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra.
William :. Barber. Of Bird Hill. 10th
are very popular among a hoHI u
friends. After the ceremony the young
couple vent TO baltimore and Wash
ington for a short wedding trip.
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Marriage Licenses.

Leroy NJ. Baltozer and Nora e
Leppo, both OF York. Pa.
Oliver L. Stone and Ella L. Rine-
man, both of Hampstead.
Philip Edward selby and annie
Elizabeth Stitely. both Of Carroll
county.
Charles A. Nightengale and Mary E
Barber, both of Carroll comfy.
Theodore r. Hooper. of Baltimore
and Viola Myrtle Green, OF Westmins.
ter
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LIttle HIaH Mabel Neant. daughter
Of Mr. nd Mrs, + Z Neant Willis
street. Il quito sick
Miss II Ward. Of IhIs city. anenf
The holidays With her parents. Robert
D. Ward. Il EaEtYleU.
Miss Bessie Gilbert. of Norfolk. u,
returned home after spending he
holidays nth Misa Minnie Doll. Of
this city
Mrs. Cora Y CARRIER. Of near staun=
ton, Va. has returned home after
spending he holidays nth her sister,
MIRA, ". T Wilson. Carroll street
Miss Mamie WarehIme and Ma
Helen sIoneaifer are visiting Their
cousins. HIaa Daisy sIoneaifer. PARK
HeIghts avenue. aud Mrs Albert
Robson. Mont Alto, Baltimore, Md
Mr.. Harvey l.. Richter. of this city.
and Mr.. Samuel q. Arnold, Jr.. Of
Eaatview. spent several days during
the holidays In Baltimore visiting
relatives aud friends.
Miss Elizabeth shaeffer. trained
nurse at naer's Hospital, Green
Spring Valley. spent New Years naY
with her parents. Mr and Mr..
Frank 7. shaeffer. Pennsylvania
avenue.
Mr.. Henry Arnold. Of Dayton. O..
who II visiting HIS slater. Mrs. VIII
lam II. Arnold. OF Gambler, fell down
the steps the other day and as re-
suit fractured one Of hIa ribs on tho
right side.
Mra. Henry Edward Drenniek. Of
Baltimore. Il giving = card party
this afternoon at the residence Of her
father. Mr.. Charles L. Fink Among
those invited are: Mlases-Margaret
Bennett. Engenia Fouke and Eleanor
Fouke. Caroline. Sue aud Lottie Leigh
Dlllingslea. Eleanor HeIfsnider. Jewell
Simpson. Eleanor Thomas. Alice
Miller. Elizabeth Roberts, Emma
Shriver, Elizabeth pue and Mrs. :.
Brooke Fink.
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MnIZRnT.

Mrs. Emily A. Metzger for yeafs
proprIetress OF the Hotel Imperial. at
PEN Mar. died OF Brights disease On
December 26 at her nome, 201 Hest
Franklin street, baltimore.
Mrs. Aetzger had been III for Yeaf
and a half and Was confined II her
home for the last tKo months Fn-
neral Naa held Sunday Burial xaa
In Bon1on Park Cemetery.
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TroxHII.

/ Mrs Minerva Troxell. wife Of
Milton Troxell. near New Windsor
was fatally stricken With a heart at.
/ tack on December 4. as she xag
about n enter the home of her dauEh-
ter, Mfa John Brewer. near Key Mar
She bad driven from her home II the
residence of her daughter She Haa
daughter OF the iate John Andarn
and i survived b. hef husband. 10
Sons and two daughters.
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COURT HOUSE news.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
GRANT SPECIAL PENSION.
Transfers Of Real Estate, Marriage
Licenses, Etc.
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Edward ]. Miller and wife to Theo-
dore T. Miller, convey 6A acres and
25 square perches, for $3.50.
John d. Gather ct al. to Clarence
A. Buckingham, convey 80 acres, for
$4,000.
Elmer E. jenkins and wife to Ar
thur Keefer, convey 8 acres, roods
and perches, for s348.75.
Elias S. Wilson and wife to Luella
A. Condon and husband, convey 2 par
cells, for $3.50.
Laura j. Haller and husbandto Car
roll n. Lockard, convey 5939 square
feet, for s1120.
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MIItIeHon.

Margaret Maud NIlderBon. Infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Horace
WilderHon. died n their home In
Finksbufg. last Sunday morning. Do
cember = Funeral services SER
held If Providence Methodist Protest
ant Church Tuesday morning n Il
o'clock. +. c. SharTer. undertaken.
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Adams.

William H. Adams. an aged and
respected citizen of Brushtown. Pa,
died Monday night at the home Of hia
daughter. Mrs. Carrie Klunk. after
an illness of ten daya. from bladder
and kidney trouble. He was aged 81
years. months and q days.
The deceased was a son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Adams.
Mr.. Adams is survived by three
daughters. Mr. Charles Adams,
Pennsylvania avenue. this city. Il a
son of the deceased Funeral took
place Friday, January 3rd.
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Wood.

Anna Eugenia, aged 81 yeara. Hlfe
of Pemberton Wood. Of Union Bridge.
died on December Il from paralysis
Funeral services we're held at her
late home this morning at 1870
O'clock. Interment in Pipe Creek
Friends Burying Ground.
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(Iay.

Martha Mary clay. aged 81 years
died on December = Al the residence
OF her daughter Mr.. l. {. Cooling,
635 North Carey street, baltimore
She was the widow Of George n. Clay
Interment was In Prospect Cemetery
Mt. Airy. on Tuesday morning.
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County Commissioners.

The full board was present at Mon
days session.
A special pension was granted TO
Catherine Henneson, of Westminster.
Abraham Stoner, Union Bridge. was
found insane by a jury and was or
dered sent to Springfield Hospital,
SykesxIlle.
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Frederick.

Harriet Frederick. widow Of the
late John Frederick. died December
81 at her late home. Hlllsdale. Nd.
Funeral took place At 10 o'clock this
morning At Old Oakland Church. this
county.