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ORDER OF the DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordin-
airy Meeting, on MONDAY the 3Ist
July 1916, at l p. m. precisely.

!. Continuation of discussion concerning
the transfer to the State Treasury of a
part of the streets around the Depot
in Christiansted to be used for the
rebuilding of the Depot as Barracks,
and Committee Report,
!. Continuation of End Discussion on
Draft of Ordinance concerning the
extending to the Danish West India
Islands of the General Civil Penal Law
Of TO- February 1866, and Committee
Report.
:. Introduction of and 1st Discussion on
Draft of Budget for the st. Croix
Immigration Fund for the financial
year from l. April 1916 to'31' March
1917.
i. Production Of Copy of the Minutes of
the Municipal Committee for January
and April Quarters 19l6, forwarded
by the Chairman of the Committee
according to s II of Bylaw for the
Municipal Committee of st. Croix. For
inspection at the Councils Office in
Christiansted from Thursday the 27'
inst. daily from 9-12 and 2-5.
!. Decision on what kind of goods must
be considered as hucksters' wares &C
cording to Ordinance of IL July 1911
concerning Trades and Occupations
in st Croix 5 l. 4.
:. Introduction and only Discussion on
Draft of supplement to the Police
Regulations for st. Croix of Oath Feb
ruary 1915.
+. Introduction of and LIST Discussion on
Draft of Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality of ST.
Croix for the financial year from 1st
April 1916 to 31st March 1917.
:. Interpolation to Government intro
duced by 4th Member for Frederik-
sted Country District IL. W. Smith.)
1. Can the Government give any infor-
nation concerning the working of
the motor plough and the income
and expenses in connection with
same?
2 Can the Government furnish any
information concerning the working
of the Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton at Annals Hope, and give some
idea of the present financial status
of the Estate
. Election, according to Ordinance of
21st April 1914 S 2 for the Danish
West India Islands concerning alter
atoms of the rules about court-wit-
nesses, of 2 men to be court-witnesses
for Christiansted's and Frederiksted's
Jurisdictions respectively.
The Colonial Council, st. Croix, the oath
Ily 1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
IL01,.r,1o
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COntinuaiiOn-0rder Of the DAY
for the Colonial Councils ordinary
Meeting on Monday the 31st July
1916 at 1 o. m. precisely.

10. Interpolation to Government intro
duced by LIST Member for Frederiksted
Country District g. B.. Fleming.)
l. Can Government through the Colonial
Council take steps to better the terri
bic conditions now prevailing in this
Island? AS there is a general feel
ing of dissatisfaction and discomfort
among the tax payers regarding the
stand Government is taking in this
matter.
Ii. Can Government assist in framing a
Law regarding strikes and agitations
when they endanger the Island to the
extent that it means entire ruin, could
forced arbitration not be used
III. Can Government through the Council
pass a Law that Pasture people and all
in charge Of animals be not allowed to
strike, leaving the animals impounded
without food?
The Colonial Council, St. Croix, the Goth
July, 1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
Chairman.
, 1916-07-29

efterlade Dyrene indelukkede ndeu
Fode?
Kolonialraadet, st. Croix, den 26' JUL,
1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
Formand.
, 1916-07-29

T HENHOLD til Anordning af lode Au-
81 gust 1874 bekendt9ores herved, at ieg
har modtaget Anmeldelse fra Aktiesel-
skabet Den vestindiske Sukkerfabrik ON
at Hr Direkt0r T. RIST under s. dis. har
fratraadt sin Sitting, SAINT at S~elskabets
Bestyrelse i HI RISTS Sted har engageret
Hr Ingeni0r FOLMER ANDERSEN, der
herefter tegner Firmaet sammen med
Direkt0r P. ADAMSEN.
Christiansteds Politikammer st. Croix
den Is JUL 1916.
POULSEN.
, 1916-07-29

Wis for Christiansteds og Frederiksteds
JurisdikIioner
Kolonialraadet, st. Croix, den "a JUL
1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN,
T0Tmdnd.
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=BERRETT..

The Misses Keefar royalty enter
tanned the following guests at a water
melon social on Let Saturday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Keefer, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Bushey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Brandenburg: Misses Matte
Shoemaker, LILLIAN sanble. Marie
LauIerbaugh. pariee Elliott, Katn-
crime Mckinney. Bertha ShIpley;
Meszrs. Charles VIII, Harry Kholer.
Luther Wampler. Henry Feter. Jr..
and DeWitte Keefer.
Miss Mary GaTheart entertained On
Thursday evening few Of her friends
from WoodbIne.
The curiosity plant" Of Mrs. Ship
ley had SIX blooms on It the past
week. quite few friends and neigh
bore called to see 1t. There were
twins.
Mrs. Rachel Penn is visiting her
niece. Mrs. :. 4 Hewitt.
Mrs. Bette Sippel. of Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. Byard Dorsey and fam
lily.
Mr.. Raymond Wetzel has purchased
new automobile, also Rev. George
". Baughman.
Miss Fannie Hatfield has returned
home after spending few days with
her sister, IN Baltimore.
Mr.. Robert ShIpley was IN Balti=.
more on Thursday and Friday.
There VIII Be Sunday school At
Berrett Methodist Protestant church
Sunday. AT o.45 = N. Christian En-
deaYor At 30 Everybody welcome.
Preaching by Rev Geo. Y. Haughz
man At Messiah Lutheran church Sun
day evening II 745.
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DEATHS.

Ephraim Erb. one of Hanoyer's we'll
known and highly respected citizens.
died Wednesday evening at o'clock
at his home IN Hanover. Death vas
due to acute Indigestion. He vas
aged g. years. 3 months and % days.
Deceased ives born 1t Union Mills,
Nd, and was the son Of the late jos
eph and Ruth Erb.
Thirty-six years ego he was mar
ried to Miss Mary Grumbine. daughter
of the late David and Sarah Ann
GTnmbIne. of Hanover.
The widow survives as does one
sen, Carroll D, at home and one
daughter, Mrs. William b. Yantls, Of
Hanover, and one step son, George
Forney. at home.
The deceased was member Of
Minnewaukaru Tribe No. $50. |. o.
r. NJ, and of 81. Matthew's Lutheran
Church.
The funeral will be held on Sunday
afternoon with services 1t his late
home At ? o'clock. b. the Rev. 4.
M. HeIlman. pastor OF st. Matthew's
Lutheran church. Interment viii be
made IN the family lot In Mt OliYet
cemetery
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wARrIEmsBUm.

Rev. B. :. Craft, former pastor Of
WzrfeIdsbuTg Church of God, gave a
lecture here Sunday night.
Mrs. Edward Brown. OF Baltimore,
returned home Saturday after spend
Ing a week with her aunt. Mrs. Day-
i'd RaynouId.
Farmers are quite busy nov haul
ing sweet corn. Some have very
good crop.
Geo. ". Phillips has begun cleaning
seed wheat.
Health O community good a. pres
enI
Rain is needed very bad, 70 We
haven't ha1 : BIZ rain for quite a
while, 0nlv . few light showers
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SuTENOOD.

Mrs. Ella M. shipley. of Paramount,
has sold her property At shauck
Heights. consisting OF house and 2
acres Of land. to Dir. Noah flowers.
of near Winfield, for s1400.
hrs. Dandy and family. OF Balti-
more, are visiting Mrs. Vim. N.
Shauck
Mrs. John P. KIee, who is at the
University Of Maryland Hospital, is
getting along very well.
Hiss Ruth Murphy, Of Baltimore is
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. N. Shauck. Of shauek
Heights.
The Edmondson & Klee Canning
CO.. are canning tomatoes and some
peelers are making $500 In 10 hours,
Mrs. Thomas J. Hood and family,
of Baltimore. and Mrs. B. Wilson. Of
CharleaIown, W. Va, are spending
some time with their sister. Mrs.
Jarrett Shauck, Of Statewood.
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IudInKer.

James A. Ridinger died yesterday
of tuberculosis. at The home Of hIs
niece, Mrs. ". A. Barnes. al the
County Home. aged Ga years lie i
survived b. one brother. John 7.
RidIngef. OF Baltimore. and two sIa-
fers. Mr. fogle and Mrs MyeriY. Of
baltimore. Funeral services vii b
held tomorrow. meeting at The house
at , o'clock, Nth further services
in the Lutheran church. TanefIown.
Rev. l. u, Hafer. officiating Inter
ment will BE- made In the adIoInin.
cemetery. Harvey Bankard : I'm
funeral directors.
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FREIGHT TRAIN RUNS AWAY.
Engine an g Cars Dash Down
MountaIn--Fireman Hurt.

A Western Maryland freight train.
eastbound, ran away yesterday morn
ing On the Big Savage Mountain, but
vas halted It Woodcock tunnel. one
nile east OF Mount Savage, BY Engi-
neer Martin Mover. I. :. Miller.
fireman, were badly bruised and h
may be hurt internally.
The train. composed Of 81 cars. va
running from DIekeraon Rnn TO Cum
berIand. Conductor DIETRICH and G.
:. Walter, brakeman. also remained
With the train. TIE runaway was
spectacular. - the friction from the
brakes ct the cars on IRE IN many
places. The engine also va ablaze
md Tas considerably damaged.
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HcGIsNR SIDING.

Noticing that your correspondent at
MeGinnis Siding has been rather a
remiss in his duties Of late. | take
the liberty of iotting down few
Incidents happening IN the neighhor-
hood.
Col. Joshua Murdoch. one Of The
most np-to-date farmers in our To-
eality. has Just completed one OF the
newest productions, In fact N hog
pen building. much attention vas
given to The kitchen and culinary
rooms where every convenience IL To
be found. The eolonela motto is.
that II the porker Il to thrive You
must give him every comfort
Miles Long has started to build a
concrete fence around his farm.
Our friend, Andy Long, has Just In
stalled fine bath al his home. and
Is also putting u concrete porch
to his house
Hon. Jae0bins Long Is likewise
adding a concrete porch 10 his home
Since Col. Murdoch began his con
crete structure the whole nelghbor-
hood has been awakened 10 the beau
ties and usefulness OF concrete. The
Hon. 1acobiug is now laboring siren
ously at the porch, after which he
says he will take 4 rest Of some I've
or six weeks. but he expects TO get
busy about three weeks before the
election. starting September It'll.
when the strike goes in effect
Bob Minkey viii be seen driving
White Dan" from the siding to
Westminster, for The convenience of
the locality. making three round
trips daily.
Dr. Ward expects 10 resume his
dancing class about the middle of
September.
One Of Earl Green's tame perfumed
cats escaped, some time since he In
forms US that he Tecaptured II while
cutting clover seed.
The Siding orchestra has been or
gained. with DR.. Daer as leader and
is rehearsing nightly on the railroad
bridges. they have a few dates open
and can be engaged by writing TO
Vim. smoot, secretary. Next Sat
urday night they play for the mid
night chicken filters at the entrance
TO the concrete bridge. recently built
by Andy Long, when the same will
be thrown open 10 the public.
Mr.. ]. {. Stanb had the misfortune
TO have his thumb mashed while al
work at the dIstilIeTy. &
We regret to learn OF The serious
illness of our old friend, Capt Baer.
whose condition We are informed is
unimproved.
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sYKESVmLE

Misses Hilda and Laura Hutchinson
Of Smyrna, Lei, rho have been spend
ing week with their sister, Mrs. Jes-
sic Poole. returned 10 their home on
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Dorsey Is the guest OF
her cousins. Misses Eleanor and
Julia Dorsey, Of Berrett, this week.
Miss Mabel Bennett. who had been
spending ten days with her sister, Mrs.
Bailey Dndderar. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hdw. Arlington gave
very delightful party on Monday
night. in honor Of their daughter, Vi
Wan.
Miss Adele Harris Is the guest this
week of her sister. Mrs. c. II. Ley
field. of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Poole gave 4
very delightful watermelon party Fri
day night, In honor of Misses Hilda
and Laura Hutchinson.
Miss Nellie Bennett, near Berrett,
i visiting her sister, Mrs. Bailey Dud-
erer.
Mr.. Howard Wilcox, of Norfolk. Va,
Is home for ten days.
Mrs. John Gimp1e and children, who
have been visiting Mrs. ]. Brooks Mel
lor. have returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. Richard Dorsey and family. o.
Roland Park are spending several
weeks with Mrs. Dorsey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John T. Ridgely.
Miss Resale LinseY. OF Montgomery
ALA, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jos. Derrett.
DR.. Oscar Lindhart, OF Baltimore
and Miss Edna Umbaeh, Of Vest Vir-
ginia, were the Sunday guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Able Norris.
Miss Gertrude Beall, OF st. Joseph's
Hospital. who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Able Norris, has returned
TO Baltimore.
Mrs. Solomon Geiman and daughter
Louise. OF Savage. are the guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Geiman.
Mrs. William Shipley was called &c
the home of her parents. at Marion
station, on account of the Illness OF
her mother.
Mr.. Solomon Geiman, of Savage
spent Sunday with his son, Mr. Edw
Geiman.
Miss Kate Merceron who has been
spending two weeks with Miss Caro-
line Hewitt, has returned home.
Mrs. r. T. DeVries. of Baltimore
formerly of Wheeling. W. Va, spent
Monday al the home of Senator Wade
Warfield.
Mr. and Mrs. George Segerman. OF
Baltimore. were the weeks end guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Leist
Mr.. Marshall Neale. Of Baltimore
spent the weeks end with Rev. VIM
K. Marshall.
Mrs. ID. N. Howard. Of Baltimore. Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. ~
Morris.
Mrs. W. K Marshall is spending Two
DAYS in Baltimore.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. F. Waesche. spent
Tuesday In Baltimore.
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frixzell.

Columbus Fsrizzeil. husband Of
Josephine Frizzell. died Sunday II
$50 a. ~. II his home near Hloom.
aged Il years. b months and ! day.
Besides his widow he i survived b
two brothers, lee Frizzeil. this cits.
and George FrIzzcll. Staiewood.
Funeral services were held fueH=
day at II . m. In Ebenezer Hetho-
dist Episcopal church. Rev. John Il
Gonao officiating. lnterment N the
adjoining cemetery The nailbearers
were Louis \ Koontz. Columbus
shIpley. Leonard Fflzzell. John
KnauT. Jesse Bale and Walter IN
vail { NJ. Waltz funeral director
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FMzEMRuRG.

Mr. Mervin eastman and family
have moved to Tyrone.
Mrs. Calvin Myerly Is having her
house painted. Mr.. John Haley Is
doing the work.
Mrs. Ollie Few and Miss Besaye
Zile, visited Miss Mary McCaffrey. of
Westminster, On Tuesday.
Preaching this Sunday In the Beth
ell at 2 o'clock p. m, by The pastor,
Rev. L +. Murray.
Mr. Frank Haifiey and woTkmen are
remodeling the school house Of this
Mace
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RUBY.

William D. Ruby. aged Is years. Of
Manchester. died at the Maryland Uni
yersity Hospital. on Monday morning.
after an operation for Appendicitis.
His remains were brought To his home
on Monday evening. Funeral was
held on Wednesday afternoon At
testers church, Rev. w. +. Hersh.
pastor, officiating. The pallbearers
were Henry Myers, VIM. MerkIe.
Samuel Weaver. Harry Warner. Hor-
ton Wilson and Frank Gross. lie Is
survived By his wife and two small
children, also his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Ruby. and three sisters.
Mrs. ID. II. MiilendeT, Mrs. David Bril-
hart and Mrs. Joshua Sellers, and one
brother. Raymond RUBY. all Of near
Hampstead. {. '. Upton { Son
funeral directors.
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Zahn.

Jacob Zahn. aged - years. died n
his home. near Frizellhnrg. Tuesday.
lie Is survived by one son. Raleigh
Zahn. Frizellburg, and one daughter.
Miss Clara Zahn. Fountain Valley.
Funeral services were held this
morning. at o'clock. Interment In
krtder's Lutheran cemetery Harvey
BanEard & Son funeral directors.
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M4olIauRh.

James Irwin Mccullough. son Of
Vincent Mccullough. died Tuesday 1t
the home Of his sister. Mrs pile
Hartman. Of Alezia. aged q years. :
months and II days. lie was buried
this morning. services at the house II
10 o'clock Interment at Hoffman
vile NJ. +. Church cemetery. ]. O.
L. !. n, Of AlesIa. had charge Of
the body Rev. Gilbert officiating.
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No 4essEomX

N the Circuit Court for Carroll eoanty. IN Equity.
Mary : Ketel It al. plaintiffs. ys, George ID.
Jonez ct 81. defendants.
Ordered b the Circuit Coart for Carroll County.
n equity the 9TH das II August A. :. 1914 that
Ihe a. Of tie RI Estate made md reported b
Gsorrs D. Jones nd HIchael +. Walsh. Truateea
IN The zbovs entitled ezase ba ratified and con
fanea. unless caaze u ths contrary Ihersof b
shown On O. before the 9th day d September i.
:. 1917. presided : ropT Of Iha eT1er = inserted
n somz asazpapsr printed md pnlslisHsd = Car
ri Couuty 0ncs n ansh Of IareGznccezssve weekH
Lzfars tie i'd 18th d. Of September =. D 1915.
Ths report utzIss ne amounI Of ale . D
EDWARD o. Cash. Clark.
True Copy. Test
zue z.-st EDWARD o. Cash. Clerk,
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LMIng5NelTIme.

Tact. said the lecturer. Is essen
tai te good entertaining. once diDed
II houHe who're The hoHteaH haI no
tact. Opposite M al a modest. quiet
man
Suddenly he turned ~ red -
lobster and ELL into n Of confusion
On hearing h hostess ca 70 her husz
band.
How inattentIYe Yor are. Charlie
You must look after Ar BlneE better
Hes helping himself 70 everything
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THE LAST ROSE ~ SUMNER Or
IIe lzst rise. rather, n lHe Wholesale
price Of G0aI cones September 1st.
After September st Goal NH % Ugh.
=. Order Ihis meath Of Smith :
HslfsaIder.
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SNYDER.

Robert Foutz Snyder. infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert II. Snyder. East
Main street. died Sunday, aged Il
days. Funeral services we're held on
Monday At the home. conducted b.
Rev. w. r. Her1h. InteTment In the
Westminster cemetery. + c. sharreT
funeral director.
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F'0UND--Near Zann's store, n the
street. small hand bag made 81 red
silk. containing two pairs Of ladies'
slippers. of GOOD quality. / pair black
and the other white. The owner can
get them b. calling on Benz. I. Noel.
near Charles street, Westminster. Nd.
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Intelligent Comment.

Mr. SmIIh-What Dc you think OF
thIs7 They say in some parts where
our troops are Il Is hundred and
more n the shade.
Mrs. Smith-near me! Would you
suppose Il was so much hotter than in
the sun?
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Dull.

Mrs. Mary Dull. wife Of Peter Dull.
died at her home. near Manchester.
Saturday. aged about S years. She
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Charles Stewart. near Manchester.
one son, Henry Dnli. one step-son.
Peter Dull and one step-dAugbteT,
Mrs. Henry Dull, near Manchester.
Funeral services were held Mon
day at the home. Rev. Meas oIilciat-
ing. InIerment in The new cemetery.
Manchester. The palibearers were
Jacob noop. ID W. Brilliant. Charles
Stofiie. T. I. Houek. Henry Dice and
Thomas Green. Jacob Wink Sons
funeral directors.
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Charles Z. Maekey. aged s. years.
lied August % Al the residence Of his
Mrs. George p. crorother.
Baltimore. His remains we're brought
10 this city today and taken TO Silver
Run for IntermenI.
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I'VE LIKE BRIEF SERMONS But
NOT BRIEF PLAYs.. We don't lie
TO sall Iong for our col after Is ord
erred especially Il IT. freezing weather.
TIE only sgfe way this yer Il TO Or
der at once Of Smith Z Relfsnfder.
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WANTED.
AAA H.


Nan and wife without children. as
care-taker1 OF a new summer house
and young orchard. two miles from
Union Bridge. A good home for right
man. References REQUIRED. Cali on
o. address. I. D. Wright, before Sep
tember 1sL. Union Bridge. after this
daIe, 340I Clifton avenue. Baltimore,
NJ. ang %, i
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Is satIonsat mar.

Is Nations 1t mar.
1919
July 2s---AnstrIa on Seryia.
Aug. 1=-Germany On Russia.
Aug. 3--Germany IN Belgium and
France.
Aug. France on Germany.
Aug. z=-Great Britain on Germany.
Aug. austria on Russia.
Aug. belgium on Germany.
Aug. 6-Seryia on Germany.
Aug. s--Montenegro on Austria.
Aug. 12-Great Britain on Austria.
Aug. 12-France on Austria
Aug. 23--Japan on Germany.
Aug. 25--Anstrla On Japan.
Aug. 2s--Austfia on Belgium.
NoY. 2-Rnssia on Turkey.
Nov. 5-Great Britain and France or
Turkey.
Nof. 7--Belgium and seryia on
Turkey.
1916.
MAY 2a--Italy On Austria.
June San Marine on Austria
Aug. 22--Italy On Turkey.
Oct f4-Bulgaria on seryia-
Oct 15--Great Britain on Bulgaria
Oct ie-Franee on Bulgaria.
0cl. 1s-Rnasia on bulgaria.
Oct 1a--Italy on Bulgaria
IDle.
March s-1ermany on Portugal.
March 10-portngaI on Germany.
March I5-Auslria on Portugal
Aug 2ss--Italy on Germany.
Aug. 2s-Knmania on Central Pow
erB
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THE birth OF 4 COAL FAMINE.
re uay = cheek IL advance Is Tor
even bedy. she can. 10 take his or Der
Zeal before the eeal seaIher. II YeH
order II enee from Smith : HsIfsHld-
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Dissolution Notice i!

The partnership heretofore existing
between HERMAN n. DINST. ANNIE
=. DINsT AND i. LEvERE DlNST.
has this day been dissolved. NJ. LIE
VERB DINsT. Withdrawing from the
firm All accounts outstanding are
payable - once II The store OF the
DINsT GROCERY co. September lst,
1916. sep f-st.
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NO4oU EQUITY.

IN the Circuit Cgurt for Carroll County.
Maggie Z Cash. Assignee Of the First National
Bank Of, Union Bridge Maryland. v. Daniei
Green md Lana Green. ME wife.
Ordered this cath day Of August. 1915. that tho
aaIs Of the property mentioned IN these proceed
ineH male and reported by Maggie =. CASH Is
signse O Mortgages. In pursuanee d tn poser
inaH in Ins cause b rntiIledanI conIirmed unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof = sho9n On or De-
fore the 9TH day O September. neat: provided n
rous Of this order b inserted n acme newspaper
printed n Carroll County once In each II three
successive weeks before the IHIh d. of septsm-
Der. nsxE
s2Hu1.00.
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
Tue eapy.-Test.
aug 2b-sI EDWARD D. CASH. CLERK.
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Pen and Hen House, and all other
necessary outbuIldIngs. Al buildings
In good repair. For further partIen-
lars call on.
RN. K00NTZ o. j.
Sept. f-tf. Union Mills, ID.
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bearded Ill and
Saw Ill. xithall
thelaiAt improve
mmtsIor hopping
making 4iominy
audmn-meal.a an
s-nom Dwelling.
Bmk Barn, Hog
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L0ST-A An Automobile Ire 31x3l
about 10 days ago. Finder VII receive
= reward IL returned TO B. :. Shriver
Co.. Westminster. Nd. septl
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There Is always room It the top for
room at the bottom
Tor submarines.
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nM FOR RENT.

o. TROLLEY LINE = 2s1-AenE
DAIRY and GRAIN FARM: miles
:. naltoz CITY Hall. spacious man
lion. barn. outbuildInga Address
Ut. WASHINGTON. Il. =. D nox 8.
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PEACHES FOR SALE.

VIII have choice Alberta Peaches for
sale Monday and Tuesday Of next week
n the Orchard on the Baehman Road.
HOWARD A. B1xLER.
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FOR SALE
A DESIRABLE MILL PROPERTY n
usI0s MILLS. ID.

Containing about q ACRES Of en-
ceIlent farming land, q large Weather
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FOR SALE.

s. C. " Lenhorn Breeding Hens.
MISS MARGARET R00P,
Carriers near Spring Mills. Nd.
G. ! ?. Phone e39F-4 aug. 1e=3t