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The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22

George Monk, a we'll known home
steader, residing on claim about II
miles south of Oswego, took his own
lite last Saturday evening by firing
a bullet from a heavy calibre revolv-
er through his heart. Reports from
Oswego are to the effect that Monk
had had some trivial quarrel with his
wife during the day and she had
threatened to leave him. He stated
at the time that if she left him he
would kill himself, but not taking his
threat seriously, Mrs. Monk left the
house for one of the neighbors close
by. Shortly after leaving she heard
shot fired and hurrying back to the
home found her husband breathing his
last and the revolver with which he
had killed himself lying close by. Mrs.
Monk Immediately notified the neigh
bors and word was sent to the mother
of the deceased who arrived at Os-
wego last Monday and took charge of
the remains which were shipped to St.
Paul for burial.
George Monk was a man about "a
years of age and was quite we'll
known over the section of the state
having worked as dining car con-
ductor out of St. Paul for several
years. He is survived by wife and
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
ACCIDENTAL KILLING

While Mrs. Don Rathbone and
little son of Lewistown were visiting
friends in Malta they received the sad
news of the death of Mr.. Rathbone
who was found dead with a ghastly
wound in his left side, on the floor
of his operating room in the dental
Offices at Lewistown Tuesday after
nccr. A .35 calibre automatic rifle
and an empty shell which had been
elected by the recoil of the gun lay by
his side. A coroner's jury brought in
a verdict of accidental killing.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses
were issued by Clerk of Court Shan
ley during the past week William
!. Dickman and Lena S. Cobb. both of
Glasgow; Frank A. Hass and Violet
r. Hicken, both of Glasgow; Fred NJ.
Sandefur of Spokane, Washington,
and Laura Schossow of Faribault, Min
nesota; John Overlind and Alma Gryt-
da,, both of Walsh, Montana.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
co. G. RECEIVES DRAFTS

Good things come IN punches. Mon
day a draft for S10O was received
from Glasgow for the use of the boys
and from Saco came a draft for $58.
This money was all raised by SUBJ
scription in the two towns and will
be put to good use. And every men,
Der of the company joins in giving
"three cheers" for the people of Glas-
gov and Saco"-Montana Bugle.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
WATKINS HERE SUNDAY

+. L. Watkins, one of the foremost
Prohibition workers of North Dakota
will deliver an address at the Glib
son Opera House, Sunday evening,
September oath.
There has been much controversy
over the results of prohibition in
North Dakota-some claiming that
more liquor is consumed there than
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
BRYAN MAY SPEAK HERE

We are informed that William Jen-
nings Bryan will pass through Glas-
gov or his way east on the morning
cf September 9th. Efforts. are being
made by Hon. L. p Evans of this city
to have Mr.. Bryan speak during the
stopover of the train here. Mr.. Bry-
an will arrive on No. 2 which arrives
1T 200 a. m.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
SHORT TIME TO REGISTER

Only fourteen more days left in
which to register for the general cleo
tion which will be held on November
7th. You must register before Sat-
urday, October 7th if you wish to vote
at the general election
The Glasgow courier., 1916-09-22
Well Known H0n1eSteuder
Takes Own Life With Gun

two small boys aged six and eight
years.
The affair cast a gloom over the
entire neighborhood in which it oc-
c1rreu.
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#DETOUR.

IRIS. David schildt and SON, Of
Rocky Ridge. visited VIM. Schiidt and
family. On Sunday.
Hrs. Robert Speilman, daughter,
Lille, son. Harry, and Miss Fannye
Brown. Of Smithburg, spent one day
last week with Mrs. Spielman's broth
er. George Eller, OF Union Bridge.
Miss Brown spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. spielman.
Those who spent Sunday with r. j.
shorb and wife were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles EIler. DR.. Marlin Shorb, Rob-
erI Rooms. ST.. OF Baltimore; Earl
and Carroll Rooms, of Taneytown.
Vim. Wood and wife spent Sunday
with their son. John and family.
Harry Speilman. who spent several
days With his parents here, returned
II his home In Washington, on Sum
day.
Mr. and Mrs. George Miller spent
Saturday With Mrs. Catherine Dresh-
er-
Little Winifred Rooms has been Ill
this week with the grip.
It appears that the new Mallet type
engines nov being used on the w. M.
I. Z. are not az able as represented.
No. DOG on Sunday drawing 81 loaded
cars passed here and was unable TO
pun the grade between Detour and
Keymar. until the train had been cut
and two trips made. At this point q
new crew took charge az the other
crew was unable to work longer on
account Of the 16 hour law.
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CALEDONIA.

Miss Fern Green. Of Baltimore. Il
spending some time with Miss Myrtle
Murphy.
Mr.. Berry Buckingham spent several
days last week In Baltimore.
Mr.. Murray Powder and Hiss Wise,
of Union City. Indiana. are spending
some time In Maryland.
Miss Lauretta shipley spent Christ
mas with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Shipley.
Miss Maggie Murphy Is spending
some time with relatives IN Baltimore.
Miss Grace Hatfield. OF Freedom,
spent Friday with Miss Edith Myers,
OF Morgan Valley Farm.
Mrs. Becky Shipley Is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Payton Pool and daughter.
Olive. spent Monday n sykesville.
Mr.. William FrIzzel Is spending
some time with his sister. Miss Nettie
Frizzell. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. Murray Powder and Mr.. Harry
Myers spent Friday IN Westminster.
Mrs. Eta shipley and daughter.
Beatrice, spent one day last week with
her parents.
Miss Maud Parker spent Sunday
with Hrs. Gerty Barnes.
Mr.. and MRS. Yates Murphy and
daughter, Carrie. spent Christmas with
Mrs. Carrie Murphy.
Mrs. Sarah Powder spent one day
last week with Mrs. ]. C. Wales. of
Plum Tree Farm.
Miss Elizabeth Rldg1ey Is spending
some time with Mrs. Rose Barnes, of
Louisville.
Mrs. Lora Murphy and daughter.
Carrie, spent Sunday and Monday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Powder.
Mrs. Mabel shipley and daughter.
Evelyn. and Mr.. hoy Snyder spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Barnes, OF Lewisville.
Mr.. Sherman Murphy spent sc, eral
days last week with his sister, Mrs.
William Hartman. Of Baltimore.
Misses Elizabeth and Alyerta
Powder and brother. Murray. enter
tanned Saturday evening Miss Ella
Dell. of Bunker: Miss Grace and Earl
Hatfield. of Freedom. and Harry and
Lewis Myers. of this place. The ey-
ening was spent In dancing and yari-
GUS social games. Refreshments were
served consisting Of cake. candies.
nuts, oranges and apples. At late
hour the guests departed for their
homes much pleased with their even
ing's pleasure.
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Chrlslmas AT County Home.

The dwellerH in the County Home
of Carroll County enjoyed their an
nuaI Christmas entertainment On
Thursday afternoon, December Goth.
For many years Miss Mary BostsIeE
shellman has provided them With :
Christmas treat. To Miss Mary.g ap=
peal many private individuals n
Westminster and other parts Of Tar.
roll county and q number Of Old
citizens Of Carroll. who nov reside
In other states, who saw The appeal
In the county papers, responded zen.
eronsly, expressing their desire e
be allowed TO participate in the
pleasure Of carrying cheer 10 their
County Home poor. The gifta rep
resented as nearly an possible the
expressed wishes OF the recipients.
wrappers, soft slippers. white aprons.
warm socks and stockings. gloves
tobacco for the men. candy and
oranges for all, &c. The preHbYtsr=
ian and Lutheran Christian EndeaYoT
Societies OF Taneytown. the Matho=
dist Protestant G. h. Society o
sandyyIlle the Willard ". E. T 1.
nf sandyyille and the teachers and
primary department Of the Ses
Windsor Public School. contributed
literally. The children and teachers
of the Silver Run Public School sem
each Of the female inmates Of The
home a neatly made and equipped
work bag A pretty pin. presented
TO each BY MIR. and Mrs. James Ca
sell gave them great delight. Baby
Ion a. lAppy. Nusbaum { Jordan. 7.
". Mather & Sons. Dinst Grocery
Company and Harvey Stems tobacco
store. all contributing with their
usual generosity,
An interesting program sas rem
dered as follows. Carol. % come al
We faithful" Carol, IT came upon the
midnight clear" Prayer. Rev. YIN.
IL. Hetrlck; Carol, Silent slight.
Holy Night" Scripture Reading. lev.
Mr.. Hetrick: Duet. % Little Town Of
Bethlehem Miss Addie Nanahan
and MrR Edward Little: reeltationa.
Misses Charlotte Henry. daughter Of
one OF the inmates of the home.
Elizabeth Hetrick and Katharine Bell.
three little girls; Hymn By The Goun=
ty Home choir, There's no friend
like the lowly Jesus" address. ReY.
William l.. Seabrook; Carol. Won
derful night"
After the rendering of the program
all present were convinced that Santa
Claus In the real thing, when the Iol.
~ old saint. whiskers. sleIghbella
pack and all came leaping into the
room. Mr.. Augustus ID. shriYef
played the role to perfection. rs Will
the assistance OF Miss Mary and
others with willing hands. the gifts
were distributed.
Before the county home entertain.
ment, Mr.. and Mrs. Humbert enter.
tanned at dinner the County Com.
missioners, Rev. Mr.. Hetriek. fthelI
pastor) and his family. n number Of
relatives and other guests.
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MOUNTAIN VIEW.

Miss Grace Leister. of near Union
Mills, spent last week visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph
Reese.
New Year was ushered In sers
quietly IN this place.
Miss Jottle Furry visited At The
home OF her uncle, Mr.. William Deppo
and family, Hanover last Sunday.
Mr.. Lloyd Frock, who Ind n severe
attack Of rheumatism. Is able 10 he
out and about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furry and
son, Stanley. visited Mrs. Fnrrys
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leander froeki
and helped to enjoy . seventeen
pound watermelon last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Reese visit
ed their son-in-law and daughter. Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice r.eister. near Union
Mills, New Years Day.
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ORDER Of PUBLICATION.
N the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
=. sitting as q Court Of Equity.
NO. 1896 EQUITY.


IN the Circuit Court for Carroll Coun-
=. sitting as q Court Of Equity.
NO. 1896 EQUITY.
hloise Johnson, Plaintiff, vs.. julius A.
Johnson, Defendant.
The Object of this suit is to procure
J divorce, yinculo matrimonii, Of the
Plaintiff. Eloise Johnson, from Julius
:. Johnson, the Defendant.
The Bill states that the Plaintiff Is
now. and for more than Two CD
Years last past, has been o resident OF
Carroll County. in the State Of Mary
land.
That she was married to the said
Julius !. Johnson on the 23rd day OF
November. 1908, in Carroll County
Maryland. By 4. p. Shaw, Pastor OF
Union Street Church, Westminster
Maryland.
That, after their said marriage, she
resided with her said husband in the
City Of New York. st. Augustine
Florida. and, In the year 1909, In the
City Of Westminster, In Carroll Coun-
u. Maryland.
That. although her conduct toward
her said husband. the said Julius A
johnson. has always been kind, affec-
tionate and above reproach, the said
Julius !. Johnson, in or about the
month Of December, 1909, cruelty as
EanItad and beat your oratrix, and
then left her and went to the City OF
New York. In the State OF New York
where he now resides, and is a non
resident OF the State OF Maryland.
That the Plaintiff. being afraid that
the said julius a Johnson would do
her further bodily harm, has contin-
ned to live separate and apart from
him ever since the month OF Decem-
Der. 1909. since which time she has
noz seen him. nor heard from him,
until quite recently, nor has he In any
Eaf contributed toward her support.
That the said julius A. Johnson, on
divers days and times since their said
marriage. to-wit .-Between the first
day Of January. 1909. and the fling of
this BIZ Of Complaint, has committed
the crime Of adultery with one Rosa
Smith. At the City of New York, in the
State Of New York. and with various
other women whose names are to the
Plaintiff unknown.
Tint. ~ before stated. the Plaintiff
haH not lived or cohabited with her
said husband. the said Julius A. John
s0n. Hinee the month Of December,
laoa. or since she discovered his said
a1uIterIea.
L l. therenpon. this gath day OF De
eember. 1915. ordered by the Circuit
Court for Carroll County. In Equity,
that the Plaintiff. by causing copy
Of thia Order to be inserted in some
newspaper published Ia said Carroll
County. once in each OF Four 90 sue
esazIse weeks before the gath day OF
January. 1916, give notice 20 the said
absent Defendant. Julius A. Johnson,
Of The object and substance OF this
HI. warning him 10 appear In this
court IN person or by solicitor, on or
before the It'll day Of February next.
!. show cause. II any he has. why
decree ought not 10 be passed as pray
81
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk.
True copy Test.
Edward O. Cash. clerk.
de- = =
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MILIEIts.

The annual election of our Sunday
school for officers for the ensuing year
was held last Sunday and resulted in
the election of the following: Super
intendenL, Theodore Miller: secretary.
Harry Frank. treasurer. Edward Graf
librarians, Milton and Curtis Miller :
organist, Harry Miller.
Miss Lola Hare. Of Baltimore. VS.
tied her parents near here over New
Year.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Miller and
son, of Hanover. Pa. Visited his par
ents. Theodore Miller and wife. last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. John K. Miller and son. MIL
ton, and Mrs. Lloyd Miller were con-
fined to bed last week With grip. They
are improving ut this writing.
Parker Zepp and wife and Edward
Brown and wife, Of Baltimore. spent
New Years day with Mr. and Mrs.
George Hare here.
Mrs. H. K. Miller and Mrs. George
Bollinger, Jr, aud son spent last
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting Bal
timore relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Hoffaeker spent
last week visiting relatives at Heis-
terstown and Baltimore.
Last Thursday very pleasant day
was spent at the home Of Mrs. John A.
Miller, near here. when the scholars of
her Sunday school class met ut her
home. where they Boon got busy and
by o'clock had finished two
quilts A sumptuous dinner was sers-
ed and at $50 p. m. refreshments we're
again served. ESrybody enjoyed tnem-
selves immensely Those IN The mer-
ry party were Mrs. William Hosfeld.
Mrs. Belle Bortner. Mrs. Henry n. NIL.
Ter, Mrs. Fl. K. Miller. Mrs. Jacob Zspp
Mrs. William Miller. Mrs. Joseph
Frank, Mrs Harry Brilliant. Mrs.
Luther Wen1. MrT. Theodore Miller.
Mrs. George Bolllnger. Jr.. Mrs. Mar
tina Hoffnagle. Misses Mary. Cecilia
and Lena Hahn, Ruth Miller, Treya
Frank and Marie Nentz.
Joseph Smith and wife. Of Balti-
more, visited Nelson Garrett and fam
lily recently.
Mrs. Harry Brilliant spent Monday
at Baltimore.
Mr.. and hrs. Maurice Hare and
daughter, Dorothy, Mrs. Amanda Les
sner. and Clinton BollInger visited Mr..
and Mrs George Kerchner Sunday.
Master Monroe Miller. Of Baltimore.
spent the Christmas holidays visiting
his uncle. John 4. Miller. and family,
lear here.
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Pains and Aches
Caused By Kidneys

Hauy women attribute ailments
ana suffering In aoIne disease pecu-
la 10 IheIr Sex. Mheh often the
naIn md nIseIs Z o8dsed by weak
0f Geranfnd RidneYs HouBew ork,
6fliee work or factory work may
IIaTI The trouble, and dIzky spells,
Iu[IInesa under eyes, sore muscles,
FIN loInia. 1Iaeolored or scanty urine,
Izsen disturbing bladder ailments,
rheumatism or diabetes may result
Xhsn tie kidneys are strong and
healthy they Alter out from tho blood
The poisonous waste matter. When
Iney are sluggish or overworked they
ned : medicine to clean them out
md InvIgoraIe action. Foley Kidney
nIIIs are prepared expressly for the
purpose Of dIsBolving all poisonous
substances and uric acid that lodge
n The joints and muscles and to
cleanse and strengthen etopped-up,
inactive kidneys. Thousands OF men
and women IN all parts of the county
testify to tho wonderfully satisfac-
tory results they have had from TAX
IN Foley Kidney Pills.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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CALEDONIA.

Mr. Murray Powder. Of Indiana. IL
spending some time With his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Powder.
Mr.. and MRS. irwin Harness. of
Louisville. spent Christmas with Mrs.
Barnes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Column
bus Parker.
The entertainment at Pools school
last Thursday evening was very good,
and q large crowd was present
Miss LauretIa Shipley. of this
place, spent Christmas with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Shipley. OF
Statewood.
Miss Maud Parker. Of this place
spent one day last week in Louisville
Mr.. Murray Powder and sisters
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Elizabeth and Alverta, spent from
Saturday until Monday with theil
aunt. Mrs. Frank HrightWeil.
Miss Myrtle Murphy spent one da5
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder
NJ. and Mrs. Yates Murphy spenl
Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. Emolf
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talbert Buckingham
spent Christmas In Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Myers and sister. Edith
spent one day last week in Westmins.
ter.
Those that spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Powder were Mr.. and
Mrs. Yates Murphy and daughter
Carrie, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. WALES, Mr
William Boone and Mr.. Harry Myers
Mrs. Rebecca Shipley is on the SICK
list.
Mr.. Holiday Murphy spent Christ
mas with his family.
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IyIICIIOS NOTICE.

The Stockholders Of the Farmers
Fertilizer and Feed Company Of West
minister. Nd. are hereby notified thai
III annual election for the purpose OF
eleetIng > Hoard Of Directors to man.
ase the affairs of said Company for
the ensuing year. will be held nj the
GsmpanY.s Office. on Tuesday. the iii
d. of January. 1916. between the
hours Of =. m and 2 p. IN.
b order of the Board,
JOHN ROVER,
dec IIzIe Secretary.
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ELEeTloS OF DIRECTORS.
Union nills Saving. Bank

Union nills. Nd. Dec. 10th, 1915.
The Stockholders of the Union Mills
Saving Bank Of Carroll County, Nd,
are hereby notified that an election for
Twelve Directors. TO manage the Affairs
Of the Bank for the ensuing year, will
Be held 1t the Bank, on the second
Monday Of January. 1916. being the
10th day Of January. 1916, between the
hours Of and B o'clock.
c. +. BANKERT,
dec 2z=3I Treasurer.
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Union National Bank of Westminster,
December 10, 1916.
N Election of TEN DIRECTORS
Tor thia Bank will be held on
TUESDAY. the 18th dsy of JANUARY.
Ia16. between the hours of II O'Clock
:. n. and L m. Of said day ut said bank
las. PEARRE WANTZ,
dec Tote Cashier
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.SIcrloN NOTICE.

The annual meeting of Stakeholder
for the election of Directors 10 manage
the affairs Of the Woodbine Nationa
Bank Tor the ensuing year, will he held
1T the Banking House. on TUESDAY,
JANUARY II. 1916, from 3 TO 0 clock
p. N.
HARRY S. 0WINGS,
dee H.te Cashier.
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MT. PLEASANT.

Miss Nettie Crawford, Of Baltimore
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Frock
Miss .Portia Myers spent several
days visiting friends in Philadelphia
Mr.. Truman Myers Is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers.
Mrs. John HUI and daughter are
visiting relatives In York, Pa.
Mrs. Ephriam Myers and son are
visiting relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. C. c. Wisner and family. who
have been on the sick list, are I'm
proving.
Mr.. George Hesson and fancee. o.
Baltimore, visited his mother during
Christmas.
Mrs. Emma Burgoon, of Union
Mills. visited Mrs. Susan Bankert
this week.
Mrs. John Leese, of Cranberry. VS.
tied her daughter and family. Mrs.
Howard Bachman.
Mr. EclIman, OF Baltimore. II visit
Ing Mr.. Oliver Koontz and family.
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DHuFlcAfloS NOTICE.

ZIzIUIlA IOS NUIINt.
II he Orphans casEt Of Carroll Counts
Deseanb~f T-rtn. isib
Tz.als II Gfanfins Rlasi. deesa~sd
II zunHealsaa. Il - essleIed. this 9oth das Of
u.z.xHH.f sE thai TIE sAs af real estate of Graz
vie nlasl late Of Carroll rnuhty. decreased made
- Charles HaHFf Hlaek .kketutrF ~ tbs lnAt wili
I'D testament II HAd dsEsaassi anil the day re-
Is.ss n Ihls raaff b lhs SAID Executor. b. Tatl
- aHHa confirmed anies@ sauae b. shown W the
contrary ~ - nsfafe the 18th Monday, Gath day Of
IH.HHIY Hsxt prov lssl sapy ~ this order b. IN
z.HIaI IaH Ihrss successive weeks IN some news
nzues printed and published IN Carroll soanly. b.
IaT= tie IN Monday. I7th aay Of January, bsxt.
u Hsnaxf Haatss ihe amount ~ sale IA b.
= Hnu=aa
SOLOMON MYERS
THOMAS J. HAINES JeslesH.
NOSES J. 4. THONELL. !
TTas TN, =TssIi
WILLIAM Arthur
d Ell Register Of hiia Coz Cayyon County.
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=JoHHIEpTKRT.
~ THE ORPHANS COURT or
! CARROLL COUNTY.


December Term. 1915.
EsIals Of Priscilla Bankert deceased.
On application. II is ordered this 9th day Of
DeesznIar Ig11 that the sale OF real estate OF
Priscilla HanEerf late Of Carroll county. de-
ceased made By i. Theodore Yeiser. Execn-
tor n the last VIII and testament Of said deseas-
- nd this d. reported to this Court by the said
Executor. Be ratified and confirmed. unesa cause
b ahoxn to the contrary or before the 9Th
Monday, aIHl day Of January. next; provided
eons Of this order be inserted for three successive
weeks IN aoms newspaper printed and published
n Carroll county bsfafe the 9th Monday. oath
d. q January. neat
The report states the amount Of sale 70 BE
azIHzeo.
SOLOMON MYERS,
THOMAS J. HAINES, Judges.
MOSES ]. u. TR0xELL.
Tn. Gons.-rsaf
WILLIAM ARTHUR
d. al Register a Wills fos Carroll Cosn,y.
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ElEcII1H notice
The Annual meeting Of the stock =
holders Of The Mount Airy Savings
Bank. vii BE- held nj their banking
house IN Mount Airy. Maryland. on
MONDAY. JANUARY l7,h. 1916.
between the hours Of 10 a, N. and IL
m. Tor the purpose Of eleetinR fifteen
directors 10 manage the affairs 81 the
bank Tor the ensuing year.
4. K. WORDSWORTH.
dec 8lz2t Cashier.
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ELEcIIoNlNoTicE.

Nesting Of Stockholders Of the Silver
Run Telephone Company. n the Hall,
at Silver Run, Id. n
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TzIz : = rive aosles that the subscriber has OBJ
IaIHsz Irsm tbs Orphans Court Of CAFroll County.
n MARYLAND. isIlsrs TssiamsntaFy On the Per-
so1zI EstzIs q
- JoHfIIEPTkRT.
Izls q Carroll County. deceased. Al persons
EzsIz. claims against the deeeased hereby
azT1zI % exhibit the same. with tbs vouchers
lHsHeoI legally authenticated. 10 the subscriber,
q d bsIurs the 18th day af July. 1915. thes
~ otherwise b. Nv b excluded from all benefit
= ID estate.
6Irsa anIer ~ hand THE isih day Of December.
IHIE.
MARY LEFFERT,
dee I7z4I ENecutTiH
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SATURDAY. JANUARY Is. 1916.
TNivlDEND NOTICE

The regular zemi.annual dividend OF
two and one-half per cent. clear OF
taxes. has been declared b the Direct
ors Of The Mount Airy savIngs Bank.
payable January 1t IeI6. Checks
will be mailed.
:. /. WORDSWORTH.
dee ff.et Cashier.