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LOST AND FOUND

LOST Lap ROB" and raino"at. between
. Futon and 80" CAL Wnohs'l1.s
lnS-N and 70, el.e reward rc.3l-
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LOST On October elst. On H"gEs Run.
near car Tine. ral'. red AMI White fac
g. monlhs Oh. weighs son r"unds. 70
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FOR SAt.FS-Ferrets: Instruction book
.-ee " Sedan. - Seventeenth ST.
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4 Pound Party.

a very pleasant evening was spent
at the home 81 Mr. and Mrs WIN. %
Petry on the evening 81 March IS b.
playing games and singing Miss Reta
Grimes gave selections on The organ.
Everybody had a good time aud about
n O'Clock an were invited to the la
BILE for refreshments consisting of
lemonade, cake. candy and nuts. At
the wee sma' hours all departed for
their homes Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs WIN. o Petry. Mrs.
jain Hon, John Miller, Misses Mary
Miller, HHda Harrison Mary Keefer.
Gertie .Striue. Anna Green, Marie
Green. Laura Bale, Helen Moore.
Anna Petry Annabelle Craumer. Eth
Ell Craumer, Lucreiia Moore. Mae
Moore, Retta Grimes, Rebo Grimes,
LeRue Petry, Hlda Petry. Helen Pc
try, Evelyn Pctry. Messrs Guy Bale
Paul Miller Charles Keefer, Byron
Miller, Paul Green, Oscar retry. John
Koontg, Melvin Craumer, Arthur
Craumer. Russell Koon's. Edwin Hon,
Leroy Hoii Sammie Deyilbiss. Jesse
IIaines. Jesse Selby. Weldon Wing
ling, Edward Boblliz. Chas. Kenneth,
Paul Ray Petry and others.
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KEYsyILLE.

Miss Ruth Kiser. OF FREDERICK.
spent the weeks end with her parents,
Charles Kiser and wife.
o. r. Kooutz. OF Hanover. visited
frieDas at this place Sunday.
George A. ohler and wife. Charles
Harner, wife and SON. Richard. Of
Emmitsbprg, spent sunday with Geo
Cluts and wife.
The following movinga have talsea
rlace: G. NJ Forney 10 the farm va
Gated by William ohler; Thomas by
Ter 10 Detour. Carl Haines 10 a farm
near Motter,s; John Fleagle ~ The
house vacated by Nj HaineH
Eeri FOrney. wife and son, OF Fred
.e.tcf spent Sunday with a. y For.
.pry and wife
The following were callers Of ed
ward Shorb and wife Mr.. and Mira
Myers and daughter, Mary, Of Way
resborO; Mrs. Charles Shorb and two
sons. OF Emmtsburg Rev VI o
Ibach. Of Union Bridge, G. - VaicH-
tine and wife, Clarence Derr and wife
Mrs Peter Wilhide. Mrs Robert Val
cltiuc aud George Myers.
AiiBs Ruth Austin, 81 Detour. was
a visitor at the home OF Thomas Fo1
Sunday
Vance Wachter and Miss Beatrice
Buirier. Of near WalkcrHyille, were
callers az Peter Baumgardncf's Snn-
uat evening.
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DEATHS.
Barnhart.


John II. Barnhart died March 6 at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. George
Leese, near Cranberry Valley. aged ~
years He IS survived by the follow
Ing children, besides Mrs. Leese: Mrs.
James Menchey. Mrs Henry Hosfeld,
Mrs. Maud Hoover. OF Baltimore; Mrs.
VIM Herndon, OF Richmond Va;
David Barnhart, John Barnhart. OF
near Littlestown; Clinton and Denton,
Of Baltimore, and Charles Barnhart.
OF Manchester: also one brother, Geo,
Barnhart. OF Sandyville. His wife. who
was Miss Mary Stephan, died 16 years
ago. The pallbearers were his six
grandsons. Chester and Vernon Hos
field. Earl and John Menehey, Lester
and Harry Barnhart Funeral ser
vices were held at Leister's Church
by Rev. Lau.
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Saturday until Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Carver.
Mrs. John Barnes, Of Finksburg, Is
spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carroll Haincsa
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bonner and
sons. howard and Vernon, and Mr.. j.
n Miller spent Sunday with Mr.. G0e.
Peffier. Jr.. Of baltimore.
Mrs. Stricken has returned To her
home In baltimore after spending a
week here with friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flater and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs Joshua L. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs Charles Dull and Mr.
Floyd Gambler and Mr.. VIM. stimax
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Sfgmax.
Mrs. Pearl e. Allen aud daughter
Edna and son. Ralph, Of Gsst, spent
Sunday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J N. Barnes.
Miss Lauretta Shipley spent Sat.
urday and Sunday with Misses Anrit
and Gladys Leister.
Miss Blanch Ford, OF Hanover, Pa.
Is spending some time with her Jar
ents. air and Mrs. b. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Ford ant
daughter, Margaret, Misses Margaret
HELEN and Viola Raver spent Sun.
day with SIR. aud Mrs Moses q
Barnes
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UNION MILLS

Master Irwin Flickiuger who was
accidentally struck aud Slightly In
mred IN the head BY an automobile
last week has nearly recovered from
the effects a the accident
The wooden bridge over Big Pipe
Greek near ELMER kinEs mill was
considerably weakened Tuesday when
a heavy truck load o. ties from Ores
tos WANTS haw mill passed oys IT.
Mrs. Charles G. Croft entered q
Baltimore hospital this week Tor sur
gical treatment
Rev. John s. Adam. pastor Of st.
Marys Reformed Church. Silver Run,
was unable 20 conduct services in his
church. las, Sunday on account ~ an
attacl OF grippe ne y now oaFal.
escent
Louis Il. shriyer visited the family
OF Rev Dr u n J Klein. iancas-
ter, Pa. last week
Robt. T sbriyer. Of the D =
Shriver Co. went 10 California lasi
week on an extended business trip
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nnnkerf

Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder Bankerti
widow OF the late, Abraham Bankert,
died al the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Harry Aanbenstipd. Hanover,
Pa. Monday evening az $40 o'clock.
Her age was Gs years, Q months and
ie days.
She was a daughter OF the late
Barnahas and Mary Slydcr, Of Silver
Run. Nd, from which place she came
10 Hanover with fier husband about
three years ago. Surviving her arc
two sons and two danghters She waa
a faithful aud lifelong member OF st.
Marys Reformed Church. Silver Run.
Funeral from the home yesterday
morning az 10 O'Clock. Rev. Or N, J,
Roth. officiating intermeut IN the
Union Cemetery. silver Run. Rev
John Adam, Of that place. assisting
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Living Heart Exposed

New orleans. March 29.-Physi-
clans al local hospital today decid-
ed ID furnish complete record for
medical Journals OF the case OF Ben
Floelzel, aged 30, who died Saturday
after living 20 hours with his heart
exposed 70 the eyes OF hospital sur
geons
I While working In local coffee
grinding plant Friday Hoelzel's left
sleeve was caught IN machine. His
arm was mangled and piece of
flesh the size OF mans head was
torn from HIS breast, leaving his
heart exposed. the ritS directly over
that organ also being torn away.
The fact that the injured man lived
&c hours after the accident Is said
hy physicians observing the case 70
be one OF the most remarkable ever
recorded in local practice.
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Notice. To Tax PAYERS /!

The County Commissioners Of Car
roll County Will sit for transfers and
attachments az follows
For District Nos 1 and Wednesday,,
April 9Th.
For Districts Nos. 3 and 1, Thursday,
April 9TH
For Districts Nos. 5 and 6. Friday,
April Sth.
For districts Nos. Z and 8, wednes-
day. April 18Th.
For Districts Nos . 10 and II, Thurs
day. April 18th.
For Districts Nos ~. 10 and IA, Fri
day, April 18th
And we urge an those who have prop
erty TO transfer or who want to ask
for Attachments on their assessments
to attend TO It on the above dates or
the bills Tor Taxes will be made out
In their names and there will be no
transfers or ATTACHMENTS made after
the above dates.
BENZ r.. STANsBuRY,
President
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uaer

Margaret Blglsr widow os the late
George RiRler died on Tuesday at
thc home uf her daughter Mrs
Nicholas Cole. FuWblchbhrR AGED 81
years Besides her daughter she q
survived By one son. Frederick Big
Ter. 81 Woodcurbarg and one brother.
Nf John Duce Of Boring Her funeral
NaH held on Thursday afternoon a.
81 panrB Lutheran church Rev J
3, Howe officiating, assisted ~ Rev.
J. G Sinclair The pailbgarafa were
A VI Armacou Burnley ii0ring Jesse
Upperro, John I Fowbir, Harry pitts
and Wm Benson Upton 4 Son funer.
al directors
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FNKsBrRG.

Mr.. and Mrs D. T. Frazier Of WASH
ington, D. C.. spent the weeks end
with his father, Mr.. G, II. Frazier, Of
Finksburg
Mrs. Emma RIMS spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bentz.
Miss Alice Peelifig spent last week
with friends In Westminster
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Burlington
spent several days in Baltimore this
week
Miss Agnes Frazier motored to En-
mitsburg Sunday and spent the day
with friends. also visited al MI ST.
Joseph's.
Mr.. Lewis High, OF Baltimore. spent
Sunday with Mr. Norman High.
MISS Alma ShrOyer entertained
friends from Baltimore and Frederick
over Sunday.
Mr.. Williams has improved his
house by fresh eeat OF paint
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In The Spring
Take Guides
Pepto-Mangan
Restores the Qualify Of Blood. Drives
Out impurities. Builds ~ the Red
torpuSeles
INPR0vEs TmE MOBILIZATION
IA standby Among PhysIcians for 90
Years. In Tablet NJ Well A. Liquid
Form

You notice compilations 81 the
Spring People Who have plenty Of
rich red blood haze lips . deep. rosy
red, eyea bright and clear Coca CON
pleHious are based on the aolld foun.
dalton Of good blood with plenty cf
red oorpusc les When blood becnmts
cioFEsi with impurities. When the rcd
corn iscles are rot absorbing enough
oxygen from The innKs and iisln.
butinE Il 70 the cells throughout The
body, good compilations fade Not only
that. hHt sou feel tired and exhaust.
ed All this time Your shoulders dro0p
aud y0u lounge around and lean
hEninai anything handy You lack
eucrRy because your blood Is weak
and thin not enough red corpusclcs.
People call Il Spring Fever Cal
ID Whist you VIII, It Is bad blood u
wsakens powers OF resistance.
n yog feel that way you should
take thai exceptionally good tonic,
Gudea pepll AanEan. far while II
viii make rich red hl0od Fgt thirty
years Il has been standby among
phyEiciaua II VIII help 70 build up
this Spring Al that comea from
having good blood With plenty %
red curpuaflcs viii come 20 you
When sou 80 90 ypur druREiata b.
sure % get The genuine Gude'a PepiO-
ManRau with The name Guides Pep.
to+AinnFan On TIC package u "a
sold In both liuuid and tablet form.
10Th have the same medicinal value.
Advertisement
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BrummeI

Nora Virginia Bfummel died 81 her
home IN Huacksyillc. on Friday morn
ing. after q short Illness Of pneumonia
aged 81 years
Sho Is survived by one daughter.
Mrs. Elmer Richards. and three
brothers. George, Of Admission, Ais.
Frank and John Brummci. % near
Hampstead Her funeral was held on
Sunday afternoon at WeHiey Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church. Rev J G.
sinclair officiating The pallbearera
we're Noah RIM. r w Buchanan. ih.
ihcr Davidson. vivian Davidson
Grant Deil aud G. Elgerode Tip
ton & Son funeral directors
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GIVEN LAST CHANCE sTO ESCAPE
SLACkER BRAND
Price on lsa.o0o Heads Congress
Wal H. ASKED 10 so Apart s.n for
Bach Deserieg Captured.

Washington. y. G March rs Flunl
opportunity Tor EeleCiiya service las
eyadcrs 10 escape broadcast puhlira-
ton " their names as doserturs auf.
ing The world war WAS given today by
Adiulant General iiarris. of ihe Army
Persons who have reasons to be-
lieyc they viii be charged with egad
ina the draft but who did not actual
~ dJ 20, the udiutant general at,
nouhced. may escape the Odium 81 Dc
ing publicly branded as dcserter n
justly by communicating al The facts
u The case u him without delay
The hIil check Of the dram eyadcr
lists iR now being completed by for
mer members OF the local draft
boards rs the end OF the month the
war Department expects 20 begin
making the lists public through the
newspapers aud by furnishing copies
TO city. State and Federal police. de-
iectiye agencies. the American Legion
and other patriotic societies
IN addition, Secretary Weeks viii
ask Congress when 10 recunycnea 20
provide funds 90 enable the War De-
partmcnt 10 pay reward Of $50 %
any person who delivers 10 the MILL
tary authorities deeefter from the
draft Funds On hand nog do not per
nit paying the fuli reward
The departments list of draft eynd-
ers, which as Originally reported 10
the provost marshall general num-
bered 10000 names, has been
reduced by careful checking and by
the apprehension Of eYaders 10 ap.
proxlmately l50,01O names. The final
lists. by draft districts. are now be-
ing tabulated by the adiutant gener-
ais Office
> or the list Of nearly half q million
names originally complied, II was
later found that more than $4,000 had
actually served honprably In the
armed forces ~ this country or the
Allies by July n. 1919, nearly i54,
900 OF those on the original list had
been apprehended by the military Or
civil authorities. leaving an actual
balance on that date OF about $4,000
names
Since then. approximately sf3,000
more names have been eliminated on
the basis Of information obtained
from various sources, aud the care.
ful checking OF Official war service
records.
AS last check to prevent, as far as
possible, branding in l0ecnr men as
deserters, the department had the
lists carefully checkei by local board
members. adiutant generals OF the
States and officials Of the navy and
Marine Corps The reports, as finally
checked az these sources, are now be
ing prepared for publication in The
final lists
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Greenwood Cemetery, Sir" He Barksd

plicate blockhead. ! said Greenwood
hosiery. or all the d--n fools what
the devil What the h--ll-- What
the What"
He choked himself into gulpinE
inarticulate silence as he climbed
from the cab to look IN the face the
sum total OF all human stupidity. No
sooner had he allghted than Miss Van
Teller found herself in voice again.
"Oh oh !" she iuohned. pressing her
hands to her eyes. uchingly open,
take me away from here"
Sure, miss" said Mr. Randolph
promptly, threw In his clutch and was
Off.
I'll, you! On you Hey! You
Driver! Confound Your id upper.
tinencel Hey How am ] going 10
get home7" The first OF these cries
was very plainly, the last very family
heard by Mr.. Randolph. After them
came down the Wind something that
sounded very much like the ghost Of
a wall Of despair, but the driver paid
no heed. His attention was absorbed
by something quite different the dry
sobs OF little heap Of smoke.colored
chiffon.
Det0urs, subterfuges and the fincsse
of the road-falser We're swept from
Randoiph's mind; he made straight
for the bridge and home, but long be-
fore they reached the river all sound
had ceased 10 issue from the cab and
IN It's stead relgned a purposeful, al.
most menacing silence. What was
she thinking IN there? What could
she think? Why didn't she 20 right
on crying and keep her mind fully
occupied with that?
As they swept down the incline
from the bridge into City Hall park
he suddenly realized that he had been
on the verge Of giving himself away.
lie half turned his head and shouted
through The speakingsl0t "What ad.
dress, missy
Her voice came back to him from
very close as though her face had
been pressed TO the glass IN an effort
10 make him out AT the corner OF
the Avenue and East Ninth street"
Ten minutes laterah he drew up his
cab at The appointed spot and reached
back 60 throw open the door, but kept
his foot on the clutch release, leaving
the gears IN mesh, first speed ahead.
All his precautions were IN vain.
AS he opened the cab door his coat
sleeve was seized in very determined
grip and drawn inward. catching his
elbow IN jiu-jutsu Leverage that left
him the Hobson's choice OF either get
ting out and facing his captor or lis
tening to his arm break He chose
to get down from his scat quickly.
"Weli, Bobby" murmured Miss Van
Il.
Mr.. Randolph attempted no evasion :,
he handed the lady TO the curb and
guided her gently toward her own
door and up the high steps. "Aladge,"
he said "you fought great fight 10.
night and when you had won you felt
sorry for fremont and surrendered.
You were swept too high on the wave
of the best that Is in you. Promise
me that you won't forget that you
have won. Promise me that you viii
wait and take fremont all Of him.
with honor"
"What do yon mean? What did
oulheartg cried Miss Van \. angriIy,
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her pale face suddenly flushing.
From the start Of the ride to the
finish. heard every word" declared
Mr.. Randolph frankly. land more
"And more r repeated the hard
pressed GIRL what do you mean by
moreg' She still tried to browbeat
him. but Remembering one Incredibly
long kiss, her eyes fell in the unequal
battle with Bobby's and attempted to
create diversion ny staring at his gal-
tered legs and heavily booted feet.
Continued next week.
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70 CREDITORS.

Thfs a IL rive nnlira that the Subscriber han
,ttsts.f fff5s sha OfYhFnh Court - Carroll Conn-
10 h Msrylafsd gsttsft ~ Adfnislstrattan on the
persoaai f,stase ~
JULIA A. EEpP.
lats ~ Carroll aoaEtY, dsCsaaai 81 pSfssua
hasinF Fialna against tht deoFaNud arc hereby
Usrnsll - eHAiihit tha asuts. sith fhs vtsaeisrt
thereof h.sfaiiF Authenticated - tka nusscfti.sr
90 ~ tefafe the tith DAY ~ uetaheF, i2l thgy
ray ssirFtsisa 81 law H. eHcludnd from ~ benefit
Given anasf NJ hand this 7ih DAY n March
NELSON G. ZEpP.
s,ssr ff-Et Administrator,
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Christian Fndcavnr gt Providers q
Methodist Protestant Church sunday
evening Iap M Topic. Lessons
from the First Easter Leader. Miss
iallian atlma1 All welcome
Tiyoae Wba spent sunday with Mrs
Annie Ward are Mrs Albert AFnoid1
Mrs Iilldh Arnold and daughter. Air
and Mrs Claude Brothers daughter
Grace. son, Robert. Had Mrs Frank
WaFchino
AiT and Mrs Clinton sbiptsY. Nes.
Alvin Coleman son. Rger Airs LA.
fie Coleman. Nr and Mrs Jessie Pat.
teraau aud Miss Florence Patterson
spent Sunday aith Mr. aud Mrs Lewis
miller
Mr Clarence Ford and daughter,
Margaret. 81 Baltimore, spout from
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Corbin

Mary Jane, daughter Of Mt and
Mrs walter Carllia. this city dted
Thursday morning % pneumonia
aged months aud ~ days Funeral
services we're held "a che house ye8.
tcrday afternoon 90 : o'clock ana 10
iermcut W kTidcra cemetery Rev
John Ripley, officiating Harvey
Bankard q sau iluerai directors
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EMORY.

sunday school az 10 g. M Epworth
League at S stereopticau lecture "a
Sunday School Quarterly Review
Ladies Aid Society II Msa Guy wing
llng'a Glen Norris, on April M
welcome
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bnsk. 81 Dat
timore. spent Sunday with Mr. aud
Mrs I'd Burk
Air and Mrs. wallace Gore. ~ Bal
tmoro. spent Sunday with SIR. end
Nra ChBs, Myers
Mr. aud Mrs Fulton R0op entertain
ed on Sunday AR aud Mrs. Clarenc
hollinger. ~ Miliera Mr. and AIrH
Claude Light and family. Mr. and
Mra Walter Mummaugh and family,
Mr. and Nra saul Myers. Mr. and
Mrs Bond Roop Miss Emily Dixon.
81 Baltimore. aud Mr Alvah Burh
Ar and Mrs N,choiss MummapEl'
spent Sunday with W. and Nra
iloyd Bortner. 10 ~ paure
Mr. and Mrs William Green ana
Mrs Carroll Raver spent SUNDAY IN
baltimore
Miss Emily Dixon. ~ Baltimore
Mr. and MFa Clarence EolllnneT. u
Miilcrs and Nr Alyah Buk visited
NJ and Mrs Bond Roop one day iatt
wcrt
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sYKEgyILLE.

Mrs David Deane has been quite
sick Tor the last two weeks.
Lieut.. Howard Hood, who lost one
arm IN the war, was a weeks end
visitor to his brother, Mr.. Edwin
Hood
Mrs. Carrie Gather delightfully."- en-
tertained the members Or st. pauis
choir Monday evening.
Miss Nellie Kelley, OF Glenwood,
spent last week With Miss Mary, Nor
ris.
Mr., and AIRS. Edward Arlington are
both, sick In bed with grip
Last Friday evening the officials OF
Springfield Presbyterian Sunday
school gave very much enjoyed So
clal TO the members Of their sunday
school.
Mrs. John Morris and Miss Mary
Morris entertained at dinner last
Thursday Mrs. Thomas yelling. Mrs.
John Ridgeiy. Mrs. Robert Swain,
AIRS. Pue. Mrs. William Deyries and
Miss Nellie Kelley
Mrs. Wiilonghby Airport last Sun
day gave very delightful little din
ner party to her little boys Sunday
school teacher. Miss Margaret Hap
ris. and all bis class mates from
to g.
There win be a sun rise Easter ser
vice at 6 a. M Ia - Paul's church.
hll are Invited
Miss Ethel Efnmart Ut Baltimore
has been visiting az the home Of Mr.
Charles Melville
Sir. and Mrs VIM Devries enter
tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. Mac
eubin Waters, Jr. Mrs. A. s. Davis
Maccubin Waters. Mr.. Harry Blunt
MIR and Mrs w II stlnson. IT.. Mr.
Roy Steele and Mr. Herbert Steele
AR. Jacob Harp spent last week n
Dayton. Howard county
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CONTINUED from last week.

The girl was first to grasp the
words, the time and the place "oh r
she gasped, and In the sound OF her
cry Mr.. Randolph could divine her
Whole body suddenly stiffenlng to n
tense awakening and to the stabblng
memory of the last time she had come
to this stlll place, her heart bursting
with its long farewell to all that was
left Of her mother
Then came Mr.. Beacher Tremont's
voice in odtime familiar tones.
Greenwood cemetery Why, you trl-
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no cRrproRs.

Tiis 4 b. give HBfcs that the subscriber b.,
ehRinsd fsaus the Orphans Court ~ cMtfaY
CaaniY. MAR land. isttrra Ge1tansuatAfy On
The fsrseaal Estate ~
TUBlTuA l.. STARGER.
late q Carroll Coapty deceased. Al psrsqnt
having claims aHsinrt ths deceased sFg hgfeh3
warned 70 sshbit tho same with ths VNuchFFt
thefssIf legally authenticated. - tha sHhacFihrf
N 81 tSfgFe ffs lith daT u Ociabss. ifi, lhs3
ma otherwise ~ ias b. eseiuaei irun All benefit
~ aasd estate.
uivsu umirF nv aand this In day n March,
HARRY q, BABYLON.
mar ft-af Executor.
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Miss Forrest 10 SPEAK M ". y.
Church.

Miss Annie +. Forrest, fufnyriy "a
missionary Of the Methodist Prot
estant Church, viii make an address
next Sunday evening 10 the Megho
dist Protestant Church. this city at
730 o'clock Special music The
public is cordiaily invited,
MRS. g. +. FORi.lNEs.
President Missionary Society
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Smith 6 Reifsnider
Just At This Time

have 10 customers for to 80 acre
farms. some want stock and equip
ment with possession soon. Also have
good houses here In Westminster
with all modern conveniences that |
con trade on farms
II you have any farms from s to
SO acres you wish to sell or exchange
see me OF once.
EDWARD w. CASE,
~ e. Main Street. Westminster, Md.
Phone i22 mar25-3tt
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TO CREDITORS.

This "a 10 give notice that the subscribers hay,
gbtgined frufn the Orph@ns C0aKt Of Carroll
COdhty Maryland letters " adnslnistraticG on ths
Personal Eetafs u
JEREMIAH FLoHR,
late ~ Carroll County deceased. All persons
having claisns against the deceased are hereby
warned 70 exhiblt the same with the vouchers
thsreof sssHaily authenticated 70 fhe subfcrihsr1
on o. bafoFe ths 18TH day u October. 1891. thgy
may otherwise b. law Be eKeludnd from al benefit
u aid estate.
Given under our hards this 14th aag 81 March
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