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Local Atfairs.


LITTLE LOCALS.
A ine mare belonging to Mr. Howard
Potcrt, near Pleasantvilc, dropped dead on
Thursday of last week, while hauling Il load Of
fertilizer to the field She showed no signs Of
sickness.
The public sale OF stock, etc, by Mrs. G. s.
Janney, as exccutriX, will take place at Indian
Spring Farm, on the 18th instant The terms
of sale will be six months credit, instead Of
four months, As first stated.
MIR. Joseph Hopes is about 10 establish Il
m Xix route in Bel Air and supply his customers
with pure fresh milk in sealed bottles filled al
the dairy. A sample bottle left at this office
proved to be of first quality.
--Calds have been Issued for the marriage OF
Mr.. S Griffith Davis, oil the Second district, to
Miss Helen Stockton Suney, daughter of Mrs
Frances b. Soney, Of Baltimore. The ceremony
will take place AT Grace Church, Baltimore, on
the 22l instant.
A fre Thorudale lido colt belonging to
Mr. j. 7. {. Hopkins, President OF the Second
National Bank, was severely cut by running
against barbcd wire fence while turned out in Il
pasture fled. Mr.. Frank Baleman sewGd up
the wounds, taking - stitches in them.
A two year old colt, belonging to Laban
Rutlrdgr, was found dead in Mr.. VIM. Van
sauts field, near Constitution, where it was be.
ing pastuicd. The animals skull was crushed
in and 1t is supposed to have been kicked to
death by mare which, with her foa, was in he
same field.
A meeting is announced to take place al
Swausbury Mil, second district, on Tuesday,
Oct 18Th, at 2o'cluck, p. NJ, for the purpose
OF organizmga joint stock company, with view
OF converting tue mill into aroller process mill.
The outlook for Il profitable business is said to
be very good, and persons interested are re-
questcd to attend
-Almont Bruusw lex, a handsome young stall
lion, sired by Mir. Geo. NJ. Jewrtrs tine horse
Almunt Chief, won race at Cambridge City,
Ind, in 80. Almont Brunswick was bought
last spring for $500 and is now valued at 900.
King Almont, years Old, another Of Almont
Chiefs colts, uottcd his maiden race at san
dusky, Ohio, this summer, in 2.33. Duck,
another of his colts, at Imcsvile, OAic, is i've
Years old aud has record OF ~?
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LoNG ELECTION TICKETs.-Wc are indebted
TO Rev. s. A. llobiitzell, Of Bel Air, for copies
of the Democratic and Republican tickets used
at the recent election in the new State OF Mon
tana. The voting was under the Australian sys-
TEN. The Republican ticket is y. feet in length
and 81 inches in width, the Democratic ticket
being about 20 inches long aud inches wide.
These are sample tickets" which are furnish
ed by candidates or their friends to the voters.
Each voter takes his sample, and marches into
II room where The Judges of Election sit The
latter furnish him with ticket and he proceeds
to make a X mark opposite the name Of the can.
didate he wishes to vote for These tickets are
curositce. They were sent to Mr.. HoblitzeIl
by his brother, who lives in Montana The
State was curred by the Democrats
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HANNA Sci TENDER ID, ESTELLE L., old.
est child OF Arthur and Kate 5. Hanna, aged %
months lnterncut at FIanklinvile PresbS
terrain Church on the 9Th. Suffer little chit
dien 10 come unto me and forbid them not,
for of such is the kingdom of heaven"
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House of Delegates.

ANNAPOLIS, MITCH 2Bth, 1883.
NJ e. r. hRighi, 2ll +. Lombard ST.. BaitO.. Nd.
DEAR SIR.-Your favor of the cath inst. re-
QutstinR mr to express my opinion of the Liquid
Enamel Paint made by the New Jersey Enamel
Paint Company. More than six years ago
bought the above paint to paint my dwelling at
Catonsville, Baltimore county. Md, and II 10
with unfeignud pleasure ] can say 1t s In every
respect all you claim for it, Yours truly,
JOHN HUMMER.
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Bel AIR NOTES. L ,st Saturday night Bailiti
BatemNn arrested Albert jack son, coloicd, and
John T. Collins, white, for lighting in the
streets. jerks Jackson, colored, iutcriertd
with the officer, whercupun the latter depu.
tized his prisoner, Co Inns, 10 assist him. The
latter obeyed aud between them jerks aud AL
bert were both lodged in jill. 4 companion
of Albert, Wi,mot johnson, culocd who
also interiercd, was subsequently arrested and
on Monday morning Justice Proctor iiurd each
one 81 and costs.
On Monday Officer B,tcmun alsI arrested
John Z. Guy, George Hi, Moses Howard and
Jack Wallace coloreh, ON the charge of assault
ing MOlie Gittimg., cOlor,d, III cake walk,
on Monday of last week.
The family Of Mr.. William Young all became
Violently sick, on Monday, after breakfast,
which consisted, in part, of corn cakes and cof.
tee one or both Of which, il is supposed, con
tanned poison. DIR. Chas A. iloling,worlh was
called in aud they recovered. Mr., Young HIM.
self, who did not eat breakfast with the rest OF
the family, was not effected.
Jack Quarles, little son Mrs. Alice
Qnarles, has been quite i'll with typhoid fever,
but is now better
Mr.. George Crai%hill, of Lyuchburg, Va, was
the guest, last Friday, of his brother, Rev. JAS.
b. Craighill.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. HoblirZcll, train dispatcher at
Cape Charles, Va, of the New York, Phadel
phia and Norfolk railroad arrived in Bel All
last Saturday, to pay visit to his parents, at
the NJ. 2. Parsonage.
On Monday MIR Frank Mclean, while al
work with an emery Machine in the Bulett Car.
riage Factory, accidentally got some particles
Of emery in his LETT eye The injury was very
painful. Dr. Munnkhuysen extracted The par
ticles
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LEE Whitaker James Lee. promin-
eut farmer of Hartford county, and Miss Mary
+. Whitaker, daughter OF the late VIM. Z. {.
Whitaker were married at the residence If The
brides mother, in HAVE 1T Grace, On Tuesday
evening, October lat, by the Rev. Il. A. Col
burn, rector Of Trinity Church, Churc hylle.--
After the service u handsome supper was serv-
I'd. Mr. and Mrs. Lee withdrew, in shower
of rice, to take the south bound train for an
extended tour. Among lhuse present were,
Judge jas, ID. and Mrs. Walters, MIR. Il. Harris
Archer, Miss Mary Archer Master Glasgow
Archer and Mrs. Z. A. Colburn, Of Hartford
county; Mrs. George P. Whitaker and Mr.. Geo.
r Whitaker, Jr, of Cecil county Mr.. Jas. W
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&. p. KHtght, Esq.,:
DEAR SiR.-lt has been about ten years since
painted my house with Liquid Enamel Paint,
made by the New Jersey Enamel Paint Co.. and
il has given great satisfaction, looking ell giant
yet. YoWs Truly,
JOHN II. SCHARFF.
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DTBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.

Office BOARD School Commissioners Ct Hartford
County, Bel Air, Sd-rhc Public schools will
be closed on Thursday and Friday, October ION
and llth, provided the Trustees of each school
consent, in order 10 allow the teachers aud pupils
to attend the Agricultural Fair.
Exhibits for the Pubic School Department
should he SEM to this office not later than Mon
day, October 9TH BY order.
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
4OCtlt Examiner.
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DIED FROM HIS INJURIEs.-Joseph Orr, who
was severely injured, last Monday week, by
large stone falling upon him, while ut WORK in
the York aud Peach Bottom slate quarry, near
Delta, died on Friday last. lie was about y
years Of age and leaves u widow and one child.
lie was buried at Slate Ridge Presbyterian
Cemetery, on Sunday. The funeral was largely
attended. Thomas Hughes who was injured at
the same time, is improving.
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VTUTUR NAUT IT VI 4 n.
Cnnntrnllnr nf thp Trojan

VIM, II, Chesncy, late Collector year 1885 prn-
cIpal Sp5 2S; interest S2OO3. BENJAMIN A C0ale
late Collector ear 1883 principal, Sld5lS inter
est, 81 IS. Geo. A. Cairnes, late Collector year
lsss-principaI $B4 10; interest. Sl9j. Rnbt r.
Carman deceased. late Sheriff, years 1885 ami
SS6-prncipal. 1853 T5 interest, Sl64,3l. Thos -.
Jarrett late sheriff year principal 1901 90;
interest, $22.1s.
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Baltimore American.
BALTIMORE, June LIST, 1889.


.M. &. p. Knight:
DEAR SIR.-'The Liquid Enamel Paint made by
the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company has
given me entire satisfaction. My country resi-
d"nce and all Outbudings at Newfoundland.
also. The American Office; on which hundreds of
gallons were applrd-wpre greatly admired by
the many guests entertained by me on the 18th
OF May. Very truly, FELIX AGNUs.
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BARRACK BURNED.-About 10 o clock Monday
morning barrack and shed on MIR. j. 5. II tch-
ardson's farm, near Bel Air was burned to the
ground, with its contents, consisting of the
wheat flum ABOUT 20 acres of land, oats from
about IL acres, OF 5 tons of hay, pows, reap
crs, &c. The barrack WAS 16 by ~ feet in size
aud The shed IL feet square There is an insnr-
ance of $500 on the building aud 500 on the
contents, in the Hartford company.
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Arm>trong, Gator a co.. MiIIiners,

BALTIMORE, 1884.
Nr. Z. p. EhigM, Sole GenT Agt ". j. +. Paint 20.
DEAR SIR.-In January, 1873, our store was
painted with the Liquid Enamel Paint made by
the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company. We
used Units that generally show the effect of ex-
posure but the paint has retained its color,
gloss and freshness. We shall take pleasure in
using IL in future. Yours truly,
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DARLINGTON AFFAlRs.-Mr. Jas. S. Warner,
aged 81 years, son of Mr. James j. Warner, died
in Darlington, on Sunday, 9th instant, of ~
phuid fever The ntelment was in Darlington
Cemetery on Tuesday. Services were held in
Grace Memorial Church, by Rev. T.. A. Colburn,
assisted by Rev. +. W. Wroth. The pall.bear.
ers were james f. Troutner, Johns Hopkins,
john McNutt, Parker Juurdan, Charles
Schwamb and a. $. Holloway. Mr.. W. II. II.
WhitefOrd was the funeral director.
Lewis kenly, worthy cOIOred man, died
suddenly, last Sunday, aged about 20 years. He
was buried at Cedarville on the Sth. BY his in
dustry and honesty he had acquired a neat little
property. He was noted in his neighborhood
for his efforts to benefit his race. few yeal :
ago be gave $3.50 in work and land Ia
erect school house on his place for colured
children.
Mr. David L. Thomas was attacked with some.
thing like paralysis, last week, and is now in a
critical condition, being most of the time un
conscious.
Miss L. q. Hamilton. of Philadelphia, Is a
guest, this Week, of Mr. j. b. Shurc. OF Daring
ton.
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More Fine Horses Than Were Ever Before
Seen Together in Hartford.
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No disappointment on
account Of cars. Get
your Fer ilizer from
RECKORD. Always a took
on hand.
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The Second National Bank, John 5. Gilman,
President,
BALTIMORE, August q, 1881

M. {. T. hNlyW:
DEAR SIR.-The paint you supplied me with on
several occasions has given such excellent salts
faction that propose using 1t again in painting
my dwelling house this season, aud will thank
you to send me, through mail, one of your sam
Pile cards. Very truly yours,
JNO. s, GILMAN
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Archer, of Baltimore Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hall and Miss Sophia Brooke, of Havre de
Grace, and Mr. H. G. Pennypacker and Mr..
Isaac R. Pennypacker, ofPhiladelphia.
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THE RACING FAIRLY GOOD.

CHOICE CATTLE OF VARIOUS KINDS.
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In pursuance of the requirements OF Section
20 of Article 10. of the Code Of Public General
Laws | herewith publish the following list OF
Accounting Officers in Hartford county, who are
In arrears TO the State of Mary land and liable TO
publication under said law. together with the
amount due by each as of this day.
Il. VICTOR BAUGHMAN.
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Hartford Democrat Office,

Hartford Democrat Office,
BEL AIR, April sd, 1887.
&. r Knight, EEQ, Gs"I AIT W. +. Paint Co.:
DEAR SlR-Replying to your favor of the 10th
inst. have used your Paint tor the past IL years
and have known OF its use by many Others dur
ing this period. 1t has given me entire satisfac-
ton, and, rs far Ms my knowledge extends, has
been equally satisfactory to your Hartford pa
irons generally. | have invariably found II to
be- an economical and durable paint. Very re-
specially yours, j. NJ. STREET..
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Harford's 10Th Fair.
Is h |. Al X, M q

A Splendid Display Of Live Stock.
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PERSONAL MESTIoS-Mr. W. L. Boslcy OF
the firm of Mabley " Carew, Baltimore, who
accidentally cut his foot at his fathers residence,
near Jerusalem Mills, about ten weeks ago. has
recovered and is again at his post Of duty
Mr.. d. G. Wharton Smith, of Darlington left
last Saturday for II ten days visit to his orange
grove in Florida.
Mcssrs. Dennis SpaIding aud +. Hall Rich
ardsun, Jr., are attending lectures at the Uni.
versty of Maryland Medical School.
Mr.. John Rogers of Fallston, has been criti-
cally i'll but is now better.
MIR. Charles Coae Is quite i'll with typhoid
fever, at Willow Grove Mill, near Cooptown. His
father died with the same disease. short time
ago.
Nj. l.. ". Allihuue, assistant engineer of tie
P, W. and b. Railroad, has been transferred TO
the Tyrone division, p. K K. On Wednesday
evening the employees Of the Delaware division
gave him - reception, at Dover, Delaware, and
presented 10 him gold watch and chain as a
token OF their esteem. Mr.. Allbone is a brother
OF Mr.. Thomas AlIihonc, of this county.
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ABscoNDED TO CANADA.-On Monday morn.
ing number of farmers and others from the
nelghborhood of kellvie, Abingdon district
We're in Bel Air consulting counsel with regard
to claims against caLner named LENA, who
was engaged in canning this season, near KelI-
vile. 1t was stated that he is indebted to them
for tomatoes raised for him and for hauling
canned goods to the station, and to the hands
who worked for him. After giving mortgages
aud bills of sale 10 attorneys for everything in
and about his place, he skipped to Canada,
leaving his creditors in the lurch Among the
latter are John Hurley " Son, SlOO: Matthew
Standford, $3.50; John W. Paca, 5000; Thomas
Whalen, $50; Geo. johnson, colored $50 ;
Mr.. Preston, $50; Mrs. =. s. c. Smith, Thos
j. Braz,er, Franklin Brazier, Arthur Hanna
and Others. There appears to be nothing left
for the unfortunate creditors. 1t is estimated
that Lciua's Indebtedness in the ucigbborhood
will foot up several thousand dollars. 1t is
also stated that a considerable quantity OF his
goods spoiled after they were packed.
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cTATE OF MARYLAND.

Treasury Impairment, COmptrOiisI'. OHCe.
ANNAPOLIS, October LIST. 1889
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TUESDAY,

The attendance on the first day was small,
the weather being raw and dsagreeable.
The two races were the Hartford county
race and . so class. First ruce:
Wilton Greenway's Peninsula Boy....4l2ll
Henry RigdOn'6 Chester. ,,.............l2l2 dist
Chester was distanced In the last heat for not
carrying his weights.
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Paint
In the World!
Been in the Market 81 Years
Hartford National Bank.

ITITTUTW NHIIOTiIT IblHK,
BEL AIR, April 18th, 1887.
&. r. Knight, Esq. Ba'imo,e:
DEAR SIR.-lt gives me pleasure to state that
during the Rs; five years have used very con-
siderable quantities, in various colors, of the
Liquid Enamel Paint made by the New Jersey
Enamel Paint Company, both on my building
and ut the Custom House Baltimore, Md, and
with entire satisfaction. The paints have proved
to b. durable. bright and of uniform color, and
feel safr in recommending them for outside
and inside work. Yours respectfully.
EDWIN IL. WEBSTER.
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The Sixteenth Annual Fair of the Hartford
County Agricultural and Mechanical lSociety,
which began on the fair grounds, at Bel Air,
on Tuesday, has not been exceled in point
of attractiveness, by any previous exhibition
held by the Society.
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W EDN EsDAY.

WEDNESDAY
The second day Of the fair was bright and
beautiful, but the attendance, white fairly
goods was not large. Among the diversions
was a mule race, for which the entries were
as follows
Charles McGee's Simon jos s. White
ford's Fred; VIM. Reeds Jack VIM. White
Jack; VIM. E. Hanway's Susie. Won by
Fred, Pete I'd, Susie Sd.
The game of base ball between the Aber-
deem and Baptist Clubs resulted IN n score of
8 to in favor of Aberdeen. Only five in
nings were played.
The first race Wednesday was the two
year old, Purse $3.50. Hafa mile
b. StrawbridRc's Lady S ....... ........... dist
Romney Stock Farms Bonito, by Steve Bal
DIR. Wlndoph's Brush, by Thorndale Idol. ii
j. d. Ayers's Flora.......... ..............dist.
Time, l3j, LA.
The second race was the 22G class. Purse
$3.50.
Milton Greenway's Maud .................l4l23
X. Hentschel's Mary Anderson.
W. II. Merritlelds' Garrison ...............3l3ll
Time, 2.33T, 2.3iI, 234, 234S, 24.
Third Race, 2.35 class. Purse $3.50
o r. Cheuoworth's Music. ..................,.333
Wilton Greenway's Hokeland.. II
X. Hentschel's Patrician.................
Time, 2.3iS, 232S, 2.29S.
Among the strangers on the grounds were
Mr.. VIM S, Keech, independent candidate
for Chief Judge, and Mr.. d. Hopper Emory,
Republican candidate for Associate Judge,
Mr., VIM s. McCombs, of Havre de Grace,
7. L. Keen, Prince Georges county, and
Olhers.
THURSDAY.
Thursday was bright aud fair and there
was an immense crowd on the grounds, esti-
mated at from 5000 to 10000 persona.
Among the visitors on the grounds on
Thursday were Mr.. w. A. Flanigen, of the
firm of Comfy & Flanagan, Philadelphia MIR.
VIM. Walker, of Cheslertown, VIM. +, Bay,
of Harrisburg, and others From Baltimore
there were Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Rider, G.
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Special premiums were also offered by Mr.
Charles A. McGaw for Hambletonian Mes
senger colts, entries being made by VIM. Fl.
sewel, B. +. Hanway, A. G, Hanson, ]. S.
Richardson, w. Beatty Harlan ~ Woodley
Richardson, E. A, Dietrich a. First
premiums. according to age were given
to W Beatty Harlan, B. F. Hanway and E
A. Dietrich and second premiums to VIM.
II. Sewell, J. 5. Richardson, W. B. Harlan
and L. A. Dietrich. Mr.. Harlan and Mr..
Dietrich each received three premiums.
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The Egis and Intelligencer
FREDERICK W. BAKER, Editor.

Alexander Evans wands, of Baltimore,
has been connected with the business depart
ment of The fgiS and ia authorized to contract
Usher.
WIN. II. PAUL, OF Webster, will continue to re-
ceivL anu collect subscriptions for The .tgis.
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Christian world for his labors III behalf OF
the Indians Bishop Grafton, OF Fond Du
Lac, was once prominent among the Cow
ley Fathers" Bishop Thompson, of Missis-
sippi, was formerly rector OF Christ's church,
New York city, and Bishop Seymour, Of Hi
nois, was also former dean Of the General
Theological seminary, of New York Noted
among the clerical deputies in the lower
house are Rev. Dr. Phillips Brooks, Of Bos
ton, Dr. Henry A. Colt, of st. Pauls school,
Concord, N H.. Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. OF
New York, and many others
Among the lay delegates are many whose
names look little odd in a religious body, as
the public knows them well as politicians or
men of scientific or literary fame, such AS ex-
Mayor Seth Low, of Brooklyn; Erastus
Corning, OF Albany; Hamilton Fish, Dr.
Shattuck and Columbus Delano. The last
meeting of the convention was in Chicago IN
1886, as il is triennial body, and there many
exciting issues were introduced and post
poned to this session to give time for thor.
ough discussion. After the preliminary wort
is done, therefore, some interesting debates are
expected. Most important CT these will
probably be on the proposition 10 radically
revise the liturgy and prayer book.
The Rev. DR.. w. II. Huntington brought
the matter forward several years ago and
produced great impression in Episcopalians
generally. Six years ago committee ON re-
vision recommended several changes, some Of
which became law at Chicago three years
ago. The whole matter was then referred to
a committee OF fifteen to report at this con-
vention. The report is already in print and
no doubt has been eagerly read by every ear
nest churchman. In general way it may
be said that the changes recommended effect
no vital doctrine, but tend to popularize tho
book. The committee has also provided .
book Of Offers for sundry occasions not pro
vided for in the prayer book, and it is ex-
pected that the convention will authorize the
provisional Use of this book.
A bymnal committee was also appointed at
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Farm Ridge Facts,

FARM RIDGE, Sept. ga fine rain fell
Tuesday night, and there Is prospect of a
sharp frost tonight.-Aug. Newell OF Mis-
souri, has been visiting friends hereabouts.
MI. Sawyer, Mrs. Soutbgate and daugh.
ter and John Valley, started westward
yesterday morning. The three former vii
visit friends in Nebraska and Minnesota
while the latter will spend some time with,
his brother in Iowa.-Joe Mclaughlin goes
to work In a tile factory In Ottawa.-B.
Crosby spent Sunday at home Henry
Tyhan and wife are taking western trip.
Miss Simpson was probably surprised to
read that she is expected to begin dress
making The name should read Simpsizer'
j. Studerbaker has just completed very
substantial looking corn crib and grainary
on his new place. ON Tuesday night there
was surprise party at the parsonage for
Miss Lena Matheson. evening
there Is to be party at John OMaras. G