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Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
NOTICE.

Do not forget tho seventh ami eighth
grade examinations to he held n'
ro.osi May ilh ard Eth. This exam.
nation will be 'ut the pupils from III,
whole county that attend rura! schools.
II will furnish an opportunity ior a
second trial 10 pupils who did not
the work n, the first csamin-
alton, DNkWLLL Fox.
tuGntY ENucriniluLCut.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

SoAoeFVtng PeruVtAh Healing Sprino&
The president Of Peru has issued IL
decree providing for the conservation
and exploitation Of all the mineral
springs In the country under the direc-
lion of the public health department.
This department will disseminate In
formation on the curative properties
e the native mineral waters and will
prevent the misuse Of the springs. tax
tng charge Of the baths and depots
where the waters Nrc taken. I
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
1917 BREEDING SEASON.

The celebrated dra!. stallion, Joe
Young" "nnd fine Jack, "Don Nalen.
tine, Jr," No. Hs12, vii! make the
present Season II! my 'atn, three miles
north q! Caledonia. Service, morse -;
Jack slU, tn iusurr Iiv, colt.
ED &. ADAMS.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
~poor Jtm,"

They tell II Of place on Van
DuS'n street:
"licrc" snid the proprietor. "is \
little gift for you md Jim. Each bot
tic Is finest old whisky. You drop In
ut inns on your wny and give him
this. viii youf"
"Tcr'alnly." cried tho grateful one.
TN his way he fell and hrokc one
battle.
"I'oor JIM" he muttereti. pickina
himself up.--Chicago Herald.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
CARD OF THANKS,

We desire TO express our sincere
thanks D. our neighbnrr, relatives and
friends foi The many acts Oi kiDdhess
and sympa,hy toaard us in the be.
nav,tnrnt We have sustained by the
death oi oar beloved ..!c and motba..
Jo!!u a. Iiochst slater aud Chi.dsen.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
e 0 n | N 6.

Dr.. W. 3. Manley, veterinary Sur.
geon and Dentist, vii! be in Futosi
May 1,h. Bring IL yrur animals that
you want given the attention us an
expert.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
rHEss,TTRJAN SERNI" Es.

Rev. N. l., Eaves, pssior ot the
Pres hvteyiln Church. will preach ueA:
Sabbath on Christ Taking Inventory
o, tho Churches.' At the evening
service the subject will be, "Thc Pro.
digsl Son and His E.ldor Brother
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Even nature herself seems inspired
with the purpose OF doing her bit for
the country. Earl Heagle. tells us
that beans be planted in the morning
had sprouted before evening. Some
hustle, what?
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Tho Tacoma tWnsh.) Tribune po''"A
the merchants of ,hn, city In regnr1
10 tho effects II the prohibition law
and found that their increase IN sales
was from - to 80 pcr cent
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

You can find Ladies, Misses and
Children's + turLlshinas + TOR Summer at
Max~eil's Dly foods Store.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Parents Day was observed ct th,
public school last Friday and many
Of the papa. aud mammss were pres-
pnf
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Don't miss the big Band Concert by
Ed Ferguson's Famous Military Ban 6
q, noon on Monday, April Uth.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

A ohild OF Buck Hill OF Mineral
Point was buried in the Masonic Gem.
etery here last Sunday noon. The
child, who was about year and h all
old. died Saturday morning.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

am prepared to do any kind Of
Picture Framing Work. Pictures en-
larged in any Style or Size Known TO
che Art. Frames to order.
Chss. Anderson, Potosi, Mo.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Rev. NJ. l.. EAres will be installed
- pastor OF the Presbyterian Church
this evening. Several visiting minis.
ters are here 10 make the various at.
dresses OF the occasion.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

The County Court Of 81. Ftancoi.
County has ordered the sheriff TO work
jail prisoners on the roads That
wouldnt work here. there sint any
prisoners.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

J. W. Settles new store building j.
nearing completion. We Understand
Mics c. n. Hobbs, millincr, will oc-
cupy it,
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Mr.. ]. n. Ramsey and son, J. NJ,
'Jr., Of Sunlight were visitors at this
office Saturday last. Mr.. Ramsey or
desed SOME Invitations printed Tor the
dedication oi the naw holiness Chsis-
tian Chur hat Sunlight On June "a.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Mr. John Des inc has sold his home
in the east end Of town TO Charles Por.
tell and in turn bought from l.. W.
Casey the small house located near
fhe Catholic Church. and lately occu.
pied by Jas. Cooper.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

M. J. I. Marler OF Mineral Point
WAS caller at this cihce Thursday
last to renew his subscyibtion.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

We will have Gn opportunity o! Wit
Messing the Worlds Greatest Pfoduc
tion OF Uncle Toms Cabin here on
Monday, April 3o.h.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Mr.. ". n. HigHir botham one OF our
esteemed rural route subecribcrs,
mndc this Office call last Friday to
renew his subscription.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Young men, We have an up..o.date
line OF Caps, Shirts, Ties aud Athletic
Underwear for summer.
Maxwe!l's Dry Goods Store.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Ncr1ie Robinson and
little daughter Of st. Louis visited
relatives here the past week.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25
LOCAL ITEMS

They're hese--swat 'em.
'~-
Spring Is on the job now.
Raise hogs and make money.
Blount L. Bust have new nd.
Spring lever is getting 'em now.
Only one month more OF school.
o.
Pretty near frost again Saturday
night.
Let one crop OF garden truck follow
the other.
Miss Lonnie Blount has returned to
Sedalis. Mo.
What about oiling the main street
this seasony
They are having n vice cleanup in
Fredsricktown.
Mr.. f. L. Casey OF Undine was on
our streets last Saturday.
DR.. Geo. II. Eversole Of Caledonia
was Potosi visitor Monday.
II you need glasses, see DR.. Boyd, a.
Office In Potosi every Saturday.
Leonard Hall OF St. Louis is visitip z
his grandfather, Dr.. L. 7. Hall.
DR.. F. B. Hall OF St. Louis. visited
relatives here the first Of the week.
Misses Anna and Mildred Brecken.
ridge OF Belgrade were Potosi visitors
Tuesday.
Attorney Frank Eversole OF Colum
bia. NO., was in Potosi on busines,
Tuesday.
Bonne Terre is also complaining o
the crowded condition OF her public
schools.
-~-sa-----.
II you want 4 correct idea oi wha
war means, take squint at % cent
worth OF sugar.
Yonny America has his ear attune,
more to,ihe call OF Hymen than thar
to the call OF Mars.
The autom Obiles are truly road lron
ers. They smooth down rough roat
in very short time.
The county board OF equalization
was in session Monday and Tuesda
as a board Of appeals.
Mr.'john &. Burton OF Cadet was q
a visitor at this Office Monday to re.
new his subscription.
J. II. Shaper, well.knowu citizen
OF near Bismarck died On April 10Th
At the aye OF Az years.
Another fight is being made by citi'
zens OF Jefferson County contestin e
the StJa,, 900 road bond issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scr1ie Robinson and
little daughter Of 81. Louis visited
= A.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

i, Daniel Abbey. at one time resident
ol potosi, died at the home OF his son'
John Abbey. in st. Louis on April 'e'
at the age OF 81 years. The remains
we're inferred at DeSoto on Tuesday Ct
last week,
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Another fight is being made by citi.
zens OF Jefferson County contestin E
the 500, 900 road bond issue.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

A Missouri editor resuSed To pub
ljsh obituaries OF people not taxing
tho paper. His view IL that people
not taking a home paper are deadanS'
way, and their passing has no news
value.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

A couple oi italian fruit dealers over
at Flat River were each fined *sOo and
costs the other day for selling cider
with a "spike" init. They plead ig-
norance ni the law and have Appeared
"a the circuit coult.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

J. II. Shaper, a well.knowu citizen
OF near Bismarck died on April 10Th,
at the aye OF A. years.
Potosi journal., 1917-04-25

Yonns America has his ear attuned
more to,ihe call OF Hym than than
to the call OF Mars.
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EMORY.

The play entitled Jumbo jun,
which was to have been given May
a I'm Emory school house, will be given
Saturday evening, May y. All come
and get a treat.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs.
Frank Payer's ON May 3. A goodly
number was present. The officers for
the following year were elected:
President, Mrs. Carroll G. RaVer;
Vice President, Mrs. Harry Osborn;
Secretary, Mrs. VIM. Burk; assistant,
Mrs. Walter Mummaugh; Treasurer,
Mrs. Elias Fowble; assistant, Mrs
William Davidson The next meeting
will be held at Mrs. Henry Rohr-
baugh's June T. ALI are welcome.
Mr, Leslie w. Taylor has accepted
u position at Pen Mar.
Miss Helen Arnold, of Reisters-
town. spent the weeks end with Miss
Margaret Leight.
MT. and Mrs. Clarence Gore and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, of Baltl-
more. and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lelght
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Myers.
Ben Roop and Marshall Taylor
have purchased Fords.
The Sunday school will hold a fes-
tival on the church lawn June .. All
are welcome.
Childrens services Sunday after
noon, June 5. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Burk and
family, OF Baltimore. are visiting their
brother, Mr.. Edward Burk.
A very interesting debate Will be
held May y at the school house,
namely: Resolved. That Foreign I'm
migration to the United States
Should be Restricted by the lmposi-
ton Of an Educational Test The
debaters are ReF. n. G. Hall, pastor
of Emory Circuit; Major A. M. Hall
editor Of the Enterprise, on the al
firmative. Mr. Calvin r. Chew, post
master OF PatapscO and eX-delegate
to House OF Representatives, and Mr..
William Shamer, squire and principal
of PatapscO public school, for the
negative. Don't miss the treat.
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VIRGINIA D. NJ. BURNS

late Of Carroll County, deceased All r....
having claims against the deceased ara p Sssti
warned to exhibit the same, with the yo rssI
thereof legally authenticated to the snbs. .s9s'
on or before the 9th day of November I9iT Ne
may otherwise by law be excluded from ali bs,s
fit of said estate al 0e2S
Given under my hand this 23rd day n A.,
1917. " "p''
JOHN W. BURNS
apr z'-ft AdministratV
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TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Card
County, Maryland. letters of Administration .,
the estate of
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SEWING MACHINES SI7.9s.

Jelly Tumblers, 25c dozen
Cameo Carbide, $3.50 can
Union Carbide, $4.45.
Loose cocoa 19c pound.
Candy SC pound.
Blvd Underwear for men 4Sc
Dish Sale starts June 4th.
Web check lines $3.50 set.
| Croquet sets CSC.
80 ID bags Oyster Shell 40c bag.
10 Id. bag Oyster Shell SOC.
Walter Baker chocolate 10c cake.
Congoleum SOC yard.
Dried Peaches 12c Id.
Prunes 15c lb.
| New Perfection Oil Stoves $7.98 each.
3 cans Banner Lye for 25c.
CEMENT, IN CLOTH BAGS, 6Oc bag.
GUARANTEED ROOFING Csc per roll.
Salmon 16c can.
boxes Oatmeal for Csc.
2 boxes Matches for &c.
| Watches CSC each.
Ladies' summer vests Zoe.
! Soft Top -Iattresses $2.98.
! % envelopes for sc.
14foot iron field gates 1913.
12-foOt iron field gates. $6.75.
Buggy harness $10.79 each.
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LTNEBORO.

DR. and Mrs. Maurice Bentz, Balti-
more. visited their parents in Line
boro
Ralph StreVig, of Gettysburg, spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krebs and
family, of near Jefferson, were Sun
day guests of Samuel Warner and
family.
The Volunteer Fire Company held
a special meeting
The agents of Westminster INSTALL
cd Il CalOriC pipeless furnace in the
home of Charles Rupp, Monday.
The Black Rock Orchestra meets
On the third floor of the Oscar Cramer
house. George Hoffacker, of Alesia,
is leader of the orchestra.
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MO. 1915 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll LOUIE,
ty, in Equity

In the Circuit Court for Carroll OuD
ty, in Equity.
In the matter of the trust eS!".. - p
Marcus d. L. Pickett and oA'T n
Pickett, co-partners trading as ~ " T. T.
l.. Pickett & Son, and Marcus ~
Pickett. G.. Edward Stem ltuS''''
Ordered by the Circuit Court ,-. o. u
Carroll County, sitting as oCu' that
Equity, this End day of May I?l., - a." in
the sale of the property men'ion ,or,al
these proceedings, made ana Iep o;nte6
by c. Edward Stem, Trustee appo's soid
by a decree of this Court, to naN ,,nIss,
sale, be ratified and conhrmeu' uhnrr
cause to the contrary thereof De ' noyt
on or before the 4th day OF JUNE J., Mn in.
provided a copy of this order w Donor.
serted in some weekly neW : aocb
printed in Carroll county, once I ~ N.
of three successive weeks Delo'N
28th day of May. If tbe
The report states the amount %
sale to be $4,000.
EDWARD O. CASH, Clerk
True Copy, Test r,srk
may 1, st.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the s,b,.-,
obtained from the Orphans Conrt o SFITSscnoef hg
ty, in Maryland. letters of administroosaitfoA Co.
Personal Estate of '''''''" 'lon On d.
DAVID F. PHILLIPS,
late late c Of Carroll COUNTY deceased All person.,
to exhibit the same, with the voncbe.sS wang
legally authenticated to the subscrihare tHe'a
fore the 2Oth day of November 19I- vi D.
otherwise by law be excluded from ali b sey nE
said estate q" Oenednt
Given under my hand this 18th dav ot 4,
WILLIAM T. PHILLIPS
app -0f' Administrso.
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iTNIDN MILLS,

G. ". Yeiser. president of the Car
roll County Sunday School AssOcia-
ton, accompanied by Miss Treva Vel
ser, Margaret Sloan and Margaret
Ecker attended the Rally at Mt. Airy
ON April -. MIR. Yeiser has arranged
to hold 4 rally every two weeks at the
various churches in his district.
Mrs. Sarah Bankert is improving
the property she recently purchased
here by making an addition and re-
modelling the interior.
William Belt, who has been living
with his br0ther-in-law, John Flick
niger, of this place, has moved to the
home OF his sister, Mrs. Annie Hum
bert
Miss Bessie ShriVer was called to
Hanover last Friday on account OF
the illness Of her aunt. Miss Matte
Winebrenner. Mrs. Amelia BowerSOA
is spending sometime in Hanover
nursing Miss %innebrenner.
Mrs. II. NJ. j. Klein, of Lancaster,
was q recent guest of Miss Bessie
Shriver.
Mr. and Mrs. James Herman and
children have returned to their home
in Utica, NJ Y. after spending sev-
craI weeks with Mr. and Mrs. b. f.
Shriver.
Mr. and Mrs. John Flickinger and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. John Humb@r1
and daughter were Sunday visitors "a
the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Sterl:na
BiXler, of Westminster.
The Rev. f. 7. Tagg, d. d., of West
Arlington, spent several days here
last week.
The Rev. T. M. Stone and Mrs
Ralph Tagg. of LittlestoWn, were Sun
day guests OF Harvey Tagg and fam
lily
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MO. 1910 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
Daniel M Murray, Assignee Of Mortgage Y.
Rufus w. Norwood and Bessie L. Norwood hi'
wife, Mort&agors.
Ordered this 4th day of May. A. D., I'LL.
that the account of the Auditor filed in this cause
be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause %
the contrary thereof be shown on or before llf
2Ist day of May, inst: provided copy OF 10;
order be inserted for two successive weeks Ge on
the last named day in sorae newspaper published
in Carroll county
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk,
True Copy, Test: o,-l
may AT EDWARD o. CASH LIEN
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Dish Sale Starts
June 4th.

|
Galvanized Wash Tubs 69c each.
Grass scythes csc each.
| Sprinkle Cans 4SC each.
Tomato Plants 10C dozen.
Beans wanted.
8-day Alarm Clocks.
8 gallon Milk Shipping Cans 1925.
! ) gallon Milk Shipping Cans $3.50.
! Z gallon Milk Shipping Cans $3.50.
10 gallon Milk Shipping Cans $4.75~
Medford Fertilizers grow bigger crops.
| s Penny Wire Nails 1896.
Crepe Paper sc roll.
Scythe Handles CSC each.
Lawn Fence 15c foot
Red Barn Paint csc gallon.
Beef Scrap $3.50 per 100 lbs.
10 Id pals sailed fish 75c
China Mating 15c yard.
Japanese Mating 29c yard.
Big Box soap stone tire powder for 10c
Bull Dog spark plugs 800 each.
Large auto sponges 25c.
Baby Cradles $1.23 each.
Wood Rockers $3.50.
Bureaus $59S
High chairs 81 80.
Dining Chairs $6.4S set of 6.
Round Back Kitchen Chairs $4.9S set
of 6.
Kitchen Safes $3.50.
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DIGS UP MASTODON,S Hoo
Kansas Man Finds Relic Of p,..
tOric Period.

Cottonwood Falls. Kan
tooth, which is supposed f. ag
remains of the jaw of a msOto oe u
a prehistoric period, has lust ' Sa v
earthed by T. E. Nichols w 4SSl D.
was doing some excavation " WIFE. b
sunk to a depth of 30 feet r nSQ 0ea
massive tooth was found " tuea h
over three pounds, measures TelgA
and 3 inches in circumference fN
its base and is 3 inches in boi atooat
There are six tlanges or no:a
the tooth, which extend pl pElS b
regular pairs. The tooth Gb" " b
large roots. From the pecnIf las ~
nation of the points of tho taI lN,
is believed that it belonged IA 'ooa l.
nivorous or flesh eating Ca
Another workman found a 1sra alna
nearby and it resembled kpess 81 IL, oea'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This is to give notice that the subscrlp PERM aai
obtained from the Orphans Court OF Ca,'y"
county. in Maryland. letters Of Administrator
the Personal Estate of
THOMAS SINNOTT
late of Carroll county. deceased. AN E,s peru
having claims against the deceased are ns,s
warned to exhibit the same with the TouI sa.'
thereof legally authenticated, to the subscroas
on or before the 4th day of December lsI t.t
otherwise by law be excluded from all O'D'-
of said estate. & Arrl
Given under my hand this Both day u !'P'''
1917. ,-, crrNnTT
may Ait AdmlhisIra'i'
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

This is to give notice that the subscriber h,
obtained from the Orphans Court of Carroll Com
ty, Maryland. letters of Administration ON Il.
personal estate of
MARY A. RATHENSBURG.
ate of Carroll County Maryland deceased. AlDs,
sons having claims against the deceased are hereb
wanted to exhibit the same, with the yOucher
thereof legally authenticated. to the SUBSCRIBE
on or before the 4th day of December, 1917, tbsv
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benz
fits of said estate.
Given under my hand this LIST day Of Mar
1917.
EDWAD 0. WEANT
may AT Administrator
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POULTRY NETTING.

inch mesh. $50 feet in roll.
l foot high, per roll csc.
foot high, per roll $1.95.
foot high, per roll 1898.
foot high, per roll $3.50.
foot high, per roll $4.88.
foot high, per roll $5.S5.
Chocolate drops 15c per pound.
Horse collars $1.25 each.
Meat bags SC each.
legged cultiVator $2.98.
wire American Fence 27c rod.
Z wire American Fence 28c rod.
8, wire American Fence SAC rod.
10 wire American Fence 42c rod.
II wire American Fence $40 rod.
10 wire American Fence CSC rod.
20 wire American Fence CSC rod.
q wire American Fence 73c rod.
No. 8 Galvanized wire $3.50 per 100 lbs.
80 rod roll barb wire 1895 per roll
25 lb box dynamite $4.25 box.
Dynamite caps $1.75 per box.
Cotton fuse Csc per 100 feet.
Charter Oak Fuse 85c per 100 feet.
Water proof fuse double tape Csc per
100 feet.
Soup beans 25c quart.
Ladies' drop stitch hose 7c pair.
Mems Suits $685.
Women's house dresses CSC each.
Boys suits $1.69.
Hammocks csc each.
Women's shoes, $3.50.
Children's shoes SIPS.
Suit cases 4Sc each.
Mems shoes $1.98.
4-quart Ice Cream Freezers 1919.
6-quart Ice Cream Freezers $3.50.
Mems or Boys sneaker shoes 4Sc pair
Gasoline 23c gallon out of filtered
pump.
Gasoline &c gallon in drum lots.
Gasoline 2115c gallon you furnish
drum.
4-tine Batchlor manure forks CSC each.
Granulated Sugar &c ID.
Lemons 15c dozen.
Hay Fork Handles 15c each.
Manure Fork Handles 15c each.
Rake Handles 1Sc each.
Hoe Handles 15c each.
Screen doors CSC each.
Linen Window Shades 39c each.
Gasoline irons $500 each.
Fresh Cheese 30c lb.
Garden hose 10c per foot.
Pasture or Tieout Chains 39c each
Deering binder Irvine tic pound.
Osborne binder Irvine tic pound.
Lancaster bingham lie yard.
Amoskegy bingham lie yard.
Yellow collar pads 4Sc each.
Fresh Roasted Coffee Tic ID.
Table Oil Cloth 18c yard.
No o Fertilizer $14.5O per ton in bulk.
No. One Fertilizer $500 per ton in
! bulk.
No Two Fertilizer $3.50 per ton in
| bulk
Less $1.OO per ton if paid before July
LIST and extra 2 per cent. discount
if paid day of delivery.
Buv YOUR fertilizer at Medford and
grow bigger crops.
Fresh cut Clipped Beef soc ID.
lb;cans Clipped Beef for $l.96.
Sx10 window panes, 45c per dozen.
Granulated Sugar &c Id.
Dish sale starts June Alta.
Seed Potatoes $1.0O per peck:
Field Grown Tomato Plants lOc Dozen
Late Cabbage Plants sc Dozen
Late Cabbage Plants sc dozen.
Rice SC lb.
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MATILDA SuAFFER,

late of Carroll County. deceased. All person
having claims against the deceased are hereb
warned to exhibit the sane, with the voucher
thereof legally authenticated. TO the subscribe;
on or before the 4th day of December, 1871 the!
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benef
of said estate.
Given under our hand this Both day Of Apr.
1917.
ROBERT A. KOONTI
NAV At Administrator
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DAVID F. PHILLIPS
No Office TO CREDITORS,

This is to give notice that the sphscrib.-,
obtained from the Orphans Court ~ 'T ~ hi
County, Maryland, letters of Adnnstrat;ao,U an@
Personal Estate of 11'OnVhM
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MILE RI.

Last Thursday was great day lot
the pupils OF our school. Mr.. Charles
Brown consented several weeks ago
TO take them to Westminster in his
new international truck to attend the
school rally. The children looked
forward to the day with great anxiety
and prepared themselves to have a
full day of real enjoyment, and they
had it too. There were 50 pupils who
made the trip most of them never
having seen the county seat before.
We feel sure the day will long be re-
membered. The pupils, patrons and
teachers feel very grateful to Mr..
Brown for his kindness. 1t is such
spirit of good will that helps build
up a community.
Mrs. Charles Eppley and son, of
Alesia, visited her brother, George
BOllinger and wife Sunday.
Everett Miller who was unable to
work for a week from a bruised foot,
is able to be on duty again.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Forester
and children. of Baltimore, visited
James Frederick and family last Sun
day.
Frank Deli was taken very i'll on
Tuesday with acute indigestion.
The youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Graf was taken to Baltimore
hospital last week and an operation
performed on its foot.
Mrs. Bender, who spent the winter
months among her children at Jer-
Sey City. has returned home. She
was accompanied home by her grand
son, Charles Giller, of Jersey City.
Mrs. Howard Hare and children,
Alta and Stanley, visited Baltimore
relatives over Sunday
We are glad to note that Mrs. Law
renee Miller was able to return home
ON Sunday from Baltimore hos
pitaI, where she was i'll for six weeks
She is much improved.
Miss Edith Rinehart, of Baltimore,
visited her parents, John Rinehart
and wife. oTer Sunday.
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