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Business Locals.

A Fresh Cow for Sale; fine mixer. Apply
at this Office.
A large supply of late Flat Dutch Cabbage
Plants for sale. Also Cabbage Worm De-
stroyer; contains no poison. Joseph Stout,
on the late Daniel Mitten's farm near West
minister. 2t
Pasture Lots for Sale-S1 acres; shade and
water. Apply at this Office. 2t
ONE HUNDRED LADIES WANTED,
And 100 men to call on any druggist for o
free trial package of Lanes Family Medicine,
the great root and herb remedy, discovered by
Dr.. Silas Lane while 10 the Rocky Mountains
For diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys
it is a positive cure. For constipation and
clearing up the complexion it does wonders.
Children like it. Everyone praisesit. Large
size package so cents. At all druggists.
Paris Green and London Purple for Pota-
to Bugs, for sale at Carroll County Drug
Store, where will be found pure line of
drugs at reasonable prices
New Soda Fountain. All Syrups kept
in glass, no spigots to produce Virdigris, THE
poison in soda water, Carroll County Drug
Store, Albaugh Building, Westminster.
Binder Irvine 25, coo lbs on hand. Don't
be fooled on prices. Roop & lille. 81
Egg Phosphates, the new nerve drink, at
the Carroll County Drug Store. The only
Soda Fountain in the county using glass con-
tAiuers for syrups, thus preventing any poison
Gus matter from the action Of the syrup on the
containers.
Sample Free; ask your storekeeper for 1t;
Electric Paste Stove Polish, no dust, dirt OF
labor. Babylon L Gilbert, Westminster,
Nd, wholesale agents. 1st
q. Frank Beaver has moved his Sale Sta.
bles from No. 100 East Green street, West
minister, to the corner Of Green and Sycamore
streets, where he will be pleased to see hi;
friends and the public generally.
Hull's celebrated Horse and Cattle Powder
for sale by E. o. Grimes.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Church Of the Aseension-Sunday Services
- and TO- 80 a. ~, and 7.s0 p m. Week
days-Holy Communion a. M; Even
song p. m. WHY'S Rede, Rector.
A Protraeted Meeting will be held in the
Church Of God in Uniontown, commencing
on Saturday evening and continuing over
Sunday. On Sunday evening the ordinances
of Gods house will be observed.
Memorial services will be held at Green
woods on Sunday afternoon at ? o'clock.
The services viii consist of addresses, songs
and strewing Of flowers.
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church. -
Rev. G.. w. Cooper, pastor. Children's Day.
There will be appropriate exercises in the
morning at 1880, and in the evening at T.45
o clock.
The Holy Communion viii take place at
St. Paurs Reformed Church on Sunday, at
0.30, a. m. Services at krider's Church, at
p. N, Calvin 5. Slagle, Pastor.
The Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. J.
l.. Mills,'D. D., pastor. Preacbtngat 1880
a. M. and p. N. Morning subject, "Christ
Before Plate Night subject, ''The Woe of
Conemaugh." Young Peoples Meeting at Z
p. m. Sabbath School at 9 a. m. Prayer
Meeting on Wednesday at p. m.
Preparatory services this Saturday. after
noon at > a clock, and the Communion of the
Lords Supper on Sunday morning at 10
O'Clock at St Johns tLeisier's) Church. j..
L. Asper, pastor.
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Death of Mai. B. W. Bennett

Major BENJAMIN W. Bennett died at his
residence in this city, at l.20 . clock a. m.
on Wednesday, June 9TH, it being the 5lst
anniversary of his marriage, after an Illness OF
some weeks. He had not benin good health
for a year past, but only recently was his
condition regarded critical.
Mai. Bennett was born near Sam S Creek,
in Carroll county, then Frederick, on Sep
TENDER !, 1909, and was the son OF Robert
Bennett, and his mothers maiden name was
Elizabeth James, who first married Richard
Lawrence. and after his death married Mr..
Bennett. The deceased was educsted at the
public schools Of his neighborhood and by
private instructors in the languages de was
raised as farmer and upon the death Of his
father and mother came into the possession
of two fine farms, as the only child. He
followed farming until 1869, amassing com
Portable fortune. when he removed 10 West
minister, where he has lived a generally
retired life, though he was for some years
Treasurer and President of the Westminster
Savings Institution and Director IN the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank.
Major Bennett always took an interest IN
politics Prior to the war be was Wing,
then Republican Tor two or three years, and
then affiliated with the Democratic party.
When Carroll county was organized he was
Stephen Gorsuch and Thomas D. Poole as
associates. and he was several times re elected
magistrate. He was a member Of the Con
stitutional Convention in 1867, and IN 1879
was a candidate en- the Reform ticket for
Judge ofihe Orphans Court. BY Thomas W.
Yeazey, Governor Of Maryland from 1855 to
1885, he was appointed Major in the first
regiment Of the Second Brigade district. and
later was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel.
Major Benefits wife, who was Miss Mar
earet Clemson, survives him, aud also son,
State Senator Pinkney J. Bennett, and a
daughter, Miss Margaret Bennett HIS funeral
took place from Centenary n. <. Church, Of
which he had been a member for some years.
at ? o'clock yesterday, Friday afternoon.
Rev G. W. Cooper, the pastor, oiiciaied, as
sisted by Revs. Charles A. Reid and g. W.
Heyde. The pail bearers we're: Honorary
i. Brooke Boyle. John X. Longweli, Vim.
A. Cunningham, Joseph Shaeffer, George W.
Matthews, John Smith, Of Wakefield, Joshua
Serivenor aud David Fo~ble; Aeiive-John L
Reifsnider, Jeremiah Yingling, Francis II.
Orendorff. David Stoner, John II. Stem,
VIM. II. Franklin, VIM. W. Male and David
II Stem
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Mr. Bradley Greeasood and wsee, pf HS&r
Dcnntag's, ~cru gaests 81 len y. Suades' >
on SandaY last MF John Wit and ~iis. Of
Narsl0n. visited a. Fnaak 4. Willei's on
sanday ask Mics Allic kepp ard Mss
Debbie Wsnsz, both % acAr MArstoa. are a.
William Lepp's. near this place. Mr.. and
Mrs Jacob Lawyer, 81 Peasant Valley. spehs
Sunday with A. WtlleL
The decoration services held a. the cAusch
81 this Place. on SuBiay last. was largely
attended Mg Jacob Christ, 81 Uaioaiosa.
delivered an appropriate address Tor the
occasion
NF. George Babyioa. Of Meadow BsAnsh.
has bad bis mil painted, SslAs N. hish, Of
iEis place bad bis hoase painted last seek
Oliver Handlsy & Co. painters.
William Myers. q nssr tins place. has a
cola one year old that weighs 500 poands-
Who can beat that
The nsE postmaster II ,bis place seems 10
b. getting along veTy sell.
A. knrx Myers Is having a new porch
added 10 bis house. James Myers bad a neW
hogpen pat up last week.
The road supervisors all nos dad liberal
supply OF work ca their roads
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aana Anniversary Of western Maryland COL
leEe.

The exercises of the 22nd anniversary o.
Western Maryland College commence 90
SATURDAY next, June 18th, aud Close on Inc
10Th. Below Is . program 81 exercises;
SATURDAY., Jaae i5.-.4fhlsfic DlV. o.
a. M. Base Bali 4.O0p. m, Tennis Ipura-
ameni. 500 p. m, Calisthenie hHh1biiioa
Smith Hall.
sunday, June lsth.-- Bacealaisrsafs hlgy.--
1880 A. m, BaccalaureaSe Sermon, Ssaiit
Hall. by President Lewis. 500 ?. an, !. u
{. A. and Y. W. c. A. Sermon, " Z
Church. by Rev. 5. r Murray, Of Washing
ton, d. c.
Monaay, June l7th.-4rf Das. 500 p
m. opeaing of sth Exhihiiion 81 the Depart
meni Of Drawing aad Painting and Ar Needle
work. Slndio SEQ r. tn, Vocal and instra
mental Concert, Smith Hall
Tuesday. June 18th. ri s8wsrsislsgie Iiig
-IO. 50 A. ~. Awards Of Prizes and plssine'
tons, Smith Hall eco p a., Society Re
unions. Society Halls. SOC p a. Society
Contest. Smith Hall.
Wednesday, jane 10th. 1iusSHi Dag.-
1000 a. N, Meeting Of beard u Trustees,
College Library. 1880 3, IN, Class bay
Exercises Of Senior Class. Smith Hall t.n
D. m, Alumni DiaBer. College DiaIns Hall.
500 y. m. Oraton before the Alamui, Susiib
Hall, by TX Presiaeus Ward.
Thursday. Jane 3eh--9.o0 = N, tem
meacemeni, Smiik Hall.
The graduates are Ger;rade Frances
Beeks. Sun Pond. Nd; Aouie Laeiie bg3d,
we Mills, Nd Fannie Nay Grove, Hagers-
town, Nd; Annie Laura Jones. Chesapeake
Ctr, Nd; Laura Bel Taylor. Baliimefe
Nd; Harriet Ella Walmsiey, Baltimore, Md,i
William MeAihst~r Lease. Mt PieasAai, Nd
Levin Irving Pollilt, Salisbury, Nd; Fkoms'
Eamard Reese. Cranberry, Nd. Hauy
Goldshorangh Watson. Ceasreyiiie. Nd
William Morris Weller. Cumberland, Nd.
John Byrd WhAley, Suffolk, vs..
After the inAl examinations ni The sealo'
classes the hoaors vere awarded - iolioss
OF the male students the hrsi bouor. with
valedictory, was won By Levin Irving Poliiit
Of Salisbury, Nd. and shs second hea0r, Htsh
salntalory, by Thomas Edward Reese, o.
Cranberry, Carroll coaniy. Nd Of tbs
female s,adents. Miss Laura Belle layleE. d
Baltimore. Nd. won first honor and saledtc
tory. and the secOnd honor, siih satisfactory
was uon By Miss Annis Laura Jones. Of Chess,
peake City. Nd First Grafton, Harry G.
Watson. Cenlreviile. Ma.s hrst essay, Mss
Harriet +. wamsiey. Baltimore, Nd; seeoad
Grafton, VIM. Morris Weller, Cumberland,
Nd; second essay, Miss Fanaie ". Grove.
Harerstown. Nd; third GRAFTON, William
McA Lease. Mt. Pheasant, Frederick county,
Nd; third essay. Miss Anna l. bodd, We
Mills, Nd; osstiou, John Byrd Nhaley, SAT
folk. Va, aud fourth essay, Miss Gertrude 4
Rs.ks Of Sill Paad Nd
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Help tho sufferers.

When the valley of the Mississippi and
other parts Of the country suffered by the
floods, a = d again when the yeiiow fever seourge
visited the South an appeal for aid published
in the county papers brought a liberal re.
Spouse aud money, clothing aud bedding were
contributed by the people of the county
Again aid is asked for the sufferers Of one Of
the greatest calamities that has ever visited
the country Not only at Inflated Johns
town, but all along the line money and cloth
ing are needed by hundreds Of people left
entirely destitute. Any donations sent to the
Office of the Chesapeake aud Potomac Tele-
phone Company care of Miss Mary b. Shell
man on or before Thursday next, will be
packed aud forwarded to responsible parties
and TO points where it can do most good.
Money, clothing, bedding or any goods not
perishable will be acceptable,
Misses Mary Thayer and Sallis Roop have
made a canvass for cash subscriptions, and
the response was quite liberal.
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M.rv,aua,, sons of the Revolution.

The FIRST annual meeting Of the MARYLAND
Society of the Sons of the Revolution will
be held in the State House at Annapolis, on
Monday, 10th of June, at 10 a. m, for the
election of officers, and to effect conformity
with the National Society organization which
now includes fifteen states.
The principles of the Society are patriotic
and democratic, and membership IS extended
to all residents of the state who are descended
Through either male or female ine) from
natriots of the American Revolution, states
man. soldiers or sailors The initiation fee
and annual dues are fixed at a nominal sum
in order that all entitled may avail themselves
of the birthright privilege.
Blank forms for setting forth the record Of
ancestor with affidavit of descent may be OBJ
tanned from the Secretary Of Maryland So
ciety of Sons of the Revolution" Annapolis,
MARYLAND.
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Ha.Ea. ana norm Branch I.eaaa,

Children's Day wns observed AZ Ward :
Chapel on Sunday last. The day vas AZ that
cOuld BE- desired. and as usual the church Vas
crowded. The seek preceding this vas
unfasorahlc for practising. bat the child fcn
did remarkably. and the service vas voted
decided saecess The collection was large
bat doa' Z say how maeh- a. some NIGH, Shink
~ inclined O. boast An elaborate address
vas delivered hy the pastor.
Mss Carrie Fowler, Of Westminster. -
visisinE AZ Philip i.aatsrhack's this scvk-
Mr. aud Mrs Wn. Phillips weEs guests a;
Mr J. Wastice's, on SaUday last. Tysoa
Oarslsr, Of iiairhg. Is visiusg relatives a.
WooAbcFFy. BAiuhaprc eosnty- ., +. Phil
bps eoa;empla'es visiting 81 Nj AIRY shortly.
Mes John tiis has rrluFned from her yssit 10
Baltimore.
last wsek was = rough werk for festivals,
hEt chs one hsld a. ihis place Haighil. was
very sacee@fsi, The SAN 81 ssa.&s being
realized
Mrs Z. J. Phillips lost a very fee porker
s lev day ago. hss coaii nos lad ous dea.
uitslF ahsg caused death.
Dolly CheBosjth has huc horse SICK, aad
ii may die.
Colambas Parker. of Haish,. has ans
OfanEe Blossom caii which !, . sad Be re-
fused 500 lor short timc ago. Tbs colt
was kicked few days age and has very
ugly wound.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles Sehaeifer. near West
minister; Mr. aud Mrs George A. Miller,
Of Westminster, and Mr.. aud Mrs. II. 5.
Roberts, Of Aediogd, uere the guests Of Mr..
Anl Mrs Dernis A. Smigh on sunday yres,
The Brick ~ f. Church will hold an ail.
day meeting on Sunday. June 9th.
Mr. George p. L. Hoover, accompanied BY
Mr. Ed. Smiths two small boys, Ralph sud
Courtney, while retaining home from Eng
lar mill, near New Windsor. met with quite
an accident by being upset. Mr.. Hoover
received several very severe bruises
Mr.. George Hoover sold = portion Of his
farm. one quarter Of an acre, to Mace Pate
ricks, coloFed, for the sun Of $50 cash. Mace
intends erecting a dwelling and is AZ work at
il HuE.
Mr.. Dennis A. Smiths famous roadster,
Pet, ioaled very fiue colt few weeks ago.
II was -ired by Superb.
Mrs George Fosset IS recovering. Mr..
Joseph Hoover is still on she sick list.
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FinksburE Isems.

Abraham Lester has lately had a new root
pat on the bodybuilding ii his residence.
Tobias StockdAle's new barn was raised on
The first OF June. Il Is So By SO feet. There
are I'VE carpenters At work on Il and they
expect 10 complete il ia n short time.
ca the I'D Of May, William Mann and Miss
Nina Buckingham. daughter Of Alfred Buck
inghAm. we're married BY Rev. James Lasseii.
Al the residence Of Joseph Shipley, near this
place.
Miss Adelaide Moores has lately returned
from visit Of some weeks 20 relatives IN
Briair Hartford eosnty and vicinity. She
vas the guest Of her cousin. Miss Mary Louise
Neoros, daughter Of John Aoores, Of High-
lands.
On last Saturday night the ladies Of Mt.
Zion church, gave an ice cream and strawberry
festival a. Horner's Hall. A large number Of
persons were present and the receipts good,
but we have not learned the amount realized.
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Miss Laura Long, who had been quite sick,
is rapidly improving.
Three persons we're baptized in the Patap'
SEQ last Sunday.
Vim. n Matthews is engaged in making a
silo.
George Marks has taken the Bollinger
hotel property. and opened out,
VIM H. Loekard has had an Italian marble
monument put up at a cost Of $50 at Lester
Church cemetery to the memory of his wife
As Lewis and George Loekard were driving
down the pike few days ago, their horst
took fright and ran against the barb wir'
fence of William Shilling, and was badly cut
The young men were not seriously hurt
William II. Lockard, their father, lost valu
able three year old colt the same day.
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s,OnsrsvlIle Items.

I0sephus Bankard Is having kitchen bnllt
to his house and is raising it TO two stories.
Ezra Bish is having new barn erected IN
place OF the old one Baukard 4 Dell, car
penters.
Communion services are to be held at
Krider's Church on Sunday morning, the
l6lh; preparatory services on Saturday after
noon previous, by Rev. J. L. Asper, pastor.
Lewis Wentz aud daughter, Lizzie. spent
several days last week with Mr.. WentS 5
brother. at GetlysbGrg. John Orndortf has
returned from visit to his uncle in Baltimore.
Mrs. Aft Yingling spent Sunday last with
her brother at Wakefield Mrs. Fannie
Fisher. of Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ezra Bish F. w. Burns and family, Of
Mansfield, Illinois; J. Petry and wife, Of near
Frizellburg. and D. Geiman. of Fern Rock,
spent Wednesday last at A. |. Geimans.
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MnKinstrn,a minis items.

Miss Fannie Ecker, of near Uniontown, is
spending several weeks with Miss Annie Repp,
near this place Messrs. C. A. Parrish and
H. ]. Haines, of this place, spent Tuesday of
last week in Westminster. Misses Alice Perry
and Annie Kelley spent last week with rela-
tives and friends in Union Bridge. Miss
Bulah Englar, of Taneytown, is spending
several weeks with her grandmother, Mrs. NJ.
A. Englar Miss Edith Bale, Of Park Hall,
is visiting at f. 7. Bowersox 5.
Mr.. Samuel Fowble, who took possession
of the Albaugh Building, this place, the LIST of
March, recently vacated the same and moved
to Frizellburg, where he will engage in paint
ing.
Mr. D. c. Senseney, our popular ice cream
manufacturer, is busily engaged in making
cream, which is Of extra quality and delicious
flavor.
We are glad to make mention in your col
umns that Miss Maggie Englar, of this place,
who has been confined to the house for the
past five years by illness, is greatly improving
under the skilllul care of DR.. Brown, of New
Windsor. She has several times visited near
neighbors, and indications are that she soon
will be restored to her former health.
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rrooseaings Of ,ne orphans. SQUIRT

Wednesday, May 29.-Ehzabeth Roop and
David w Englar, administrators of Upton
Roop, deceased, settled LIST and final account.
Tuesday, June 8.-Report of sale of real
estate of Henry Steffey, deceased, finally
ratified.
Harry NJ. Clabaugh, administrator of Eliza
beth NJ. Clabaugh, deceased, settled LIST and
final account.
James II. Myers and Melanchton Myers,
executors of Jacob Myers, Jr., deceased,
settled I'd account
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Rrummell Items.

Mr.. George Hosfed has had his buildings
spouted. NJ Schaeffer Il Co., of Westmin.
ster, tuners.
DR.. Harstone, veterinary surgeon of West
minister, was called to see a COW of Mr.. George
Hosleld which was suffering from sprained
back and hip. The COW, which was yalu-
able one, was relieved and is now doing well.
abraham, son of Mr.. Simon Shaffer is i'll
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. George Hosfeld has returned from a
visit to Wrightsville and Columbia, Pa. She
was greatly pleased with her visit, but was
detained several days by the high water in
the Susquehanna.
On Friday and Saturday evenings, the 14th
and 10Th instants, an ice cream and straw
berry festival will be held in the grove adioin.
ing Leister's Church,
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The folIowing officers were elected at st.
Johns, Leister'sl, church. on Ascension
Day, the 30th ultimo Elder for two years
Geo A. Hos6eld; elder for one year, Jacob
d. Lester; deacon for two years, Geo. ".
Stephen; deacon fog one year, David J. l.eis
ter; trustees for two years, Geo. W. Brown
and Jacob RFehm; trustees for one year, Geo.
4. I,eisteF aud John II. Leister.
ST. Johns ll4eister's) Sunday School pro-
poses holding an ice cream aud strawberry
festival on Friday evening the 18th, and on
Saturday afternoon and evening the 18th
instant. The proceeds viii be used for the
benefit OF The church.
Considerable damage was done to the corn
fields BY the recent heavy rains.
Samuel Furry and family of Silver Run
visited his brother Of this place, on last Sun
hnV
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shlpley Items

Farmers are greatly retarded with their
spring work by the recent rainy weather, but
crops Of all kinds are looking well, and large
harvest is expected.
The early pea crop is ready for market, and
the late crop is just coming in bloom. Many
will begin cutting clover in few days.
Mrs. Rebecea D. Mixner raised very large
bank barn frame on the 9th instant. About
so hands were present to assist in its raising.
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weatner Resord for the week.

June mercury SO at I a. m. and 20 at
D. M; generally clear. June mercury "a
at I a. m and II at , p. M; generally clear.
June 3-mercury 66 at a. m. and "a at 2 p.
M; cloudy, rain about 6 p. m. continuing
during the night. June 4-mercury 81 at
a. m. and &c at , p. IN; cloudy followed by
clearing weather; thunder shower between 10
and IL D. m. June 5-mercury 81 at I. a. m.
and SO at p. M; generally cloudy. June &
mercury 81 at a. m. and SO at p M; par
TALLY cloudy. June mercury 81 at Z a. m.
and IA at Y M; clear.
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woodbine Items.

The Sunday School here could not hold
their festival on the 3lst ultimo on account of
the rain, but they had a success on Saturday
the LIST, and will hold their second festival
here on the 10Th, from l p. m. until 10 p. NJ.
Rev. Mr.. MeIinn, of Union Bridge, preached
here on the I'd to large and attentive au-
dience-subiect, The Flood, text 7th chapter
Matthew, last verses. He will preach here
again on the 10th, at $50 p. III.
Miss Matte Aldridge fell from the garrett
10 second floor of there house on Friday OF
last week, and was considerably hurt. Mrs.
John Aldridge fell in her yard on Tuesday
and was hurt right badly.
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MledlehurE Items.

Major George f. Derne is no better. Evan
c. Ono is very IN with dropsy.
Mrs. Il. W. and Miss Minnie Walden are
visiting in New York. Mrs. Wm. W. Wal
den Is visiting her mother in Baltimore. Mrs.
Robert l.. Moons aud Master BERTHE koons
have been visiting Mrs William Datrow at
Gettysburg. Pa. Nm, Samuel Skunk, Of
Westminster, has been visiting relatives and
friends here this week Mrs. Mary d. Wine
miller spent Thursday here visiting friends.
Mrs. Carrie Markle, who was visiting at
Cloyerbrook, returned TO Frederick on We'd
Besday.
Rev. j. Z. Amoss filed the pulpit of the
NJ. f. Church on sunday evening last at
communion services. Three children and
two adults we're baptized.
Preparations are being made to sell the lots
10 the cemetery adjoining the church.
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Memorial Services at Taylorsville
and Bethany Cemeteries.

Pickett Post No II, G. A. r., will form at Taylors-
willie al halfpast O'Clock. T. H. on sunday, June
9Th and march to Taylorsvine Cemetery when.
after singing, address streWing of flowers, &c, 1t
will proceed to Bethany Cemetery, where like ser
vices win be held All members Of the Post and all
other soldiers are requested 10 participate with US in
doing honor to the memory of our fallen comrades
We also extend cordial invitation TO of vet
sunday schools AMI all other persons to unite
with us in the services
AUGUSTUS BROWN, Commander.
Official U. RUSKLEs, Adjutant,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Send Your Orders to Noah Walker & Co.,
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors, 1l9.l2l east
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Assignee of Mortgages Sale of a very
Valuable Little Farm-George l.. Stocks
dale, Assignee.
Legal Notices. List of Unclaimed Matter.
The Willing Workers Festival.
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proceedings of the County COMMISSIONS

I The County Commissioners were in session
on Monday and Tuesday.
The Board on Monday approved the tax
collectors bonds of Henry II. Miller, district
No. 6; William G. Rinehart, district No. I;
Edward F. Smith, district No 1; William U.
Marker, district No. 2, and Geo. E. Wright,
district No. 0.
The Board heard reports of damage to roads
and bridges, and contracted with supervisors
of roads for repairs of small bridges and
washouts of roads, and transacted some gen.
eral business.
On Tuesday the Board was engaged in
approving tax collectors bonds and general
business.
The report of examiners on the John A.
Martin and other roads was ratified