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ALL LIKE A STAGE PLAY.
Frank i. fraSne, the Younger, Discovers
That He il George Mccormick.

Frank i. fraSne. the Younger, Discovers
That He is George Mccormick.
On his deathbed Frank |. Fravne, lion tanner
| and actor. made n confession relating to the
Identity of the young man hitherto known as
his son, Frank 1. Frayne. jr. He explained
that twenty-One years ago Mr., and Mrs Nc
tormick OF Baltimore were visiting in Chicago,
accompanied by their two cnildren-a girl
aged ten years and a boy aged two years. Dur
ing the visit Mr.. Mccormick was attacked with
paralysis on the street. and shortly afterward
died. In order to have the baby provided for
during the time of the mourning and until the
widow could make arrangements to return to
Baltimore the child was left in convent in
Chicago in the care of the mother superior
Within "A week or two Mrs. Mccormick also
died. leaving the little daughter alone and al
most friendless. Almost on the same dav that
the mother died the great Chicago fire began
and during that the convent at which the little
boy WIS left was burned to the ground. Its in
mates were scattered all over the city.
FRAME ABDUcrs The BOY.
The little girl was sent back to friends in
Baltimore after time by the Chicago authori-
ties; but the baby, George. had disappeared, as
they finally believed. forever. Every effort to
find him failed
In the meantime the mother superior had
taken the boy to a private house in the suburbs
of Chicago. where he happened to catch the
eve of the original Frank |. Frayne. The lion
tanner wanted the boy to Use in sensational
parts Of his plays. and learning the name of
his mother sent his wife with forged letter
purpOrting to be from Mrs. Mccormick asking
the nun to give the boy to her The boy was
given up to her and soon afterward Frayne left
the city. having adopted the boy as his own.
The boy always supposed himself to be their
child, having been known as Frank l. Frayne.
jr.
I The woman whom he supposed to be his
mother soon afterward became estranged from
her husband. and died in later years. The
youth had large monument erected over her
grave. with the following inscription: De
serted by all but her loving son
The original Frayne soon married again. and
until he dying his second wife supposed
that young Frank was his son. On his death
bed overcome with remorse. the actor told her
the secret and made her swear to restore the
boy TO his real family. Mrs Frayne faithfully
carried out his instructions She advertised
extensively, and employed detectives by the
score.
FOUND By HIS SISTER.
The Mccormick sister married Mr.. Cannon,
a wealthy merchant in Oshkosh, Wis. She al
ways sought for tidings OF her lost brother.
One day recently she discovered one of Mrs.
widow. who told her that her brother, who was
known a. Frank 1. Frayne. the young actor,
was stay ing at Silver sands. New Haven.
On Thursday Mrs. Cannon reached Silver
Sands, and young frayne for the first time
knew that he not Frank Frayne but George
Mccormick. and that he had sister. The
meeting was sensational and touching.
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The Revolt in Chilli.

An official announcement las been made to
the effect that the revolt isnot making any pro-
gress in Chill After the defea, OF the rebels at
Nallenar $500 men were ordered from Iquiquc
TO A,serna. but n thousand Of them refused to
leave, as they had not received any pay. The
rebels viii not venture 20 attack the army at
Coquinibo, although the forces there are iso-
lated from the other BalmRcedGn forces. Jul
dlcial authority has been re-established and II
work. regularly throughout the territory in
concert with the legislative power, thus render
ing impossible. according 10 official announce
nsat, the overthrow Of President Balmaesda-
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FOR lighthouses.

L'oR RENT-FIvE-RooM BRIcK HOUSE ;wATER
and water closet large yard u rear TO hans coshrs
island ave. and New York ave. and 18th st Apply
HOG l. St u. W. ty.,S 81
EOR RENT-lil4 CLINTON PLACE. HETWEEN
L l. ana VI and Conn. ave. and 18th St. NV four
rooms water and gas. ST.. 81. X. n. L. LkIfCLD.
southwest 18th and y SITS. NV. S:sS-t
EoR RENT-BRICK HOUSE NEAR PENSION
u office; eleven rooon.s, bath and laundry Inquire
2f6f ST. NV. iy.sS-ax'
EOR RENT-NEw T-RoOM BRICK HOUSE, 4oq
l. FLORIDA ave. all l. this house il worth s3B.sl
yer viii rent 20 rood tenant SSo.2s ". Il.
WATSON d CO.. Ola srh ST. n Jy.sS-.H
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Two TRAINS THURSDAYS TO ISLAND PARK
Both from Il. and o. station. one at $50 and
the othe- at 1910 4. N. Round trip, SI.OO.
MI amusements free. Childreu's Garden OF
Eseu.-i.!rf.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

Iok kENi-GOOD SHOW WINDOW AND SPACE
4 IRON II 10 ~ feet back. UiS grh ". NV IT
EOR RENT - AT q PER MONTH, AEINE-
kslnp square piano. IN fair condition references re
quired and immediate taken. inquire q,
l2jS 10Th ~. NV. iyx5:Srs
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Coon tishing and grabbing at Colonial and
Chiffon Beach Steamer Geo. Leary, 9a.m.-Adc.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

IA AM Ed OR ) ROOMS. FURNISHED FOR
w hight housekeeping. by couple with children.
References exchanged Address G.. l. S Star
Office. II.
A" ANIED-TW0 OR THREE UNFINISHED
w rooms for light housekeeping Terms reason
able References exchanged. Address 7O3 G 81.
s..
WANTED 80 UNFCRNISHED ROOM WITH
W board IN private family within tour squares
18Th and SITS Al W. Address, stating Terms r. A. L..
Oit A ST.
"ANTtD-FORA SINGLE GENTLEMAN FOR
w lst or 10th OF August, two or three unurnishei
rooms III quiet house good neishborhOod; bet 4h
and I'm SITS. Il. w. mod. imps. children in
house permanent il suited olive terms references
exchanged. Address ". r. u. Star office. IyI1.sl'
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COUNTRY BOARD.

~ y IL D'fhIb.
CaEsrNCI HII.L.-PEksoNs MIsIiING CON.
country IN @ s o .Sssh ss avn % ' sssss .ss
shade: mia and Ice. sf'ply to Mrs. L. {. MACON.
NRs.ss. 2. Hill. cTIPEPEk. Va, DESIRES
VI summer aud fan bo.rders. ples-sut rooms, lsns.
,.Ioieas, sood 'sre' lovely s-nery. ten ninnies
WANrkD-A PIN BoARpfRs ar oRCHARD
w esoNe' thre minutes. wsk fron, -t.rsn ,etns
, Nd. Address Mr.. = A ANDERSON; ssys'a'
4 ftN BoARDERs WANTED Ar GRoysroN.
GaisnsiG f Porn ..r,. NAIL. MS,.sin N he M.n..r>'
H.4li'.s tvh' RIM. Mlihaln county. Va NlsI'
fvoUNfKl BOAkp-lO MINUTES WALK To
Sr S,. ME-. oostl On shurs aud
s,i ,.sie .r .SSrS. . ' II s.S 81 i1
nv 81 AekAntria. Va. kss-.~
N ANtED-MokE BoAkDEks AT Pleasant
~, View tor Aa.ns' and s-pt-mber; iew Vrry de
nice pl.s. ior t,,ai,.. ~, 80, ,aSs. s.sd vs'e
ohEEN. Boyds. Nd. MS w.
4 fEw MORE BoARDkRs CAN M AcCoMNo-
f .Si fs;i fSsfs ~ ss s'e,'I f:. r
S U,M,M,tM IoARpIss AT sHAAsBURG. oN
Ss ss,s yseG,.sni driving Address 7. .. Bl To-.
"A dated at Iass View farm hS Is, 81 August n,.
At.igs.s NJ. A irgm h.las. station. IS sna a. 4, x.
StMhkh bOAkDkks MANrkD Al fAIkSItu.
tresh meats, Vegetables. nk and ice Shasy 10, u&t
e.N' near nOuse teflus go Ter month Address N
nLNhihl IA ADAMS. Round MAJ. Va. N25.N'
SUMMER BOARDERs WANTED. pIENTy or
shade ehcciieut board Aud plea-Ant r,,uIs fn..t
a., trains one uiile from station. Apply 10 MIR H.
ENoLANp. Pals Churrh. Va. y3:,.H'
NHADl LAWN. LARGE COOL ROOMS FRt'IT
- lnilk and cream IN abundance fCr Aus ust ad ufs
sio Ter month children slo. Ieierrnuss hanged.
iy;ssIw' srins Bsns. .isI.nSr,s VI.
1 ARCH MANsIoN-rLLNTG OF SHADE: CON-
henlen 20 cars and daa., naIls aud all rliiorts q
mysi'.sh i'"' H.miitsn. i IaadS SS ecs sy.
BOARD IN THE MOUNTAINS DELI.HTFII,
~ board IN the mountains of Ninnnia, lsrse, -h.iy
MR., JNo sIOChIoN, Mo, Alb<iuarle go, Va.
AtO-2w
pkosfECr HILL. ovFkIooKTSG TIE RIAL
- L'u, Loudonn NslIey: be, NUT. shade. .Trins
AIIly 10 hkNsON SIMPSON. North IOrk. Iuu,louu
1tS. Va. y23 80 tulm
M ANTEp-A FEW SUMNER BoAkptEs lo-
", cation hish and healthy nNe nlinutes' walk 10
II. = good hard. plenty % fruit. mia aud is
cream hei"t"nees eAchAnsed. Address fla a.
Lin. steNArtstoSn, iork county, Pa. bl..sw'
OCUsr LAM" sUMhRh BoARpIS,
II house; fruit, he. nilk. A., IN proiusiou tabA.
ppn nsn;. .ssed abundance OF shade. Address RAMA
GbALi BEAIE sPRINGs HOTEI, OooD Board.
Sehcel ent rooms delightful scenery, to sta
non. tele.raph ofh'e. mountain and river flIls
thal leate Spring. Ter NO, Is 80 So Ter xees
s..auto sIo Apply to A. A. McINIUkff, str.s-
ouIs, "a - IN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
" servants city. country tReisrences fnrnishedl
GhH5E OFFICE. ~ iisha. B. sHAckLEtoKb
w aged sixteen years, inst from country place q:
nurse Or assist with chamber work Address a B..
MANIFESTATIONS BY COLOKED WOMAN
w as nurse wilhns to leave the city; good refer
w ANTED-GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR COOKS,
w maids. nurses laundress houseworkers. buffers
Gasrh.n wai'ss t2osias,,: farm and dairy men al
~ ANTED-POsIIION AS WATCHMAN OR A
hs,tsr or clerk In store; reference furnished
required Gai for three DAYS St at s
WANTED-BY SETTLED WHITE WOMAN. 4
s S'a Snf S:s
WANrED-DREssEs 70 MAKE AT REDUCED
w price, or would 20 ont by the day. Al LOS st.
WANTED-POsITfoN BY YOUNG MAN A, AS.
sstant book keeper, cashier invoice clerk good
references ,tsas and experience Address 4. Star
MANIFESTATIONS FOR NURSES, MAIDS.
w porters. housekeepers, cooks. housemen. host
Kitchen and isrm a%a: ens1hssSi s
lilo q St nv. jyhj-Bt'
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, NATIVE OF THIS
Ike 10 obtain sAuston collector any amount oil
refe p.. Address L. j.. Jr.. 4so 10Th st. NV
w EMPLOYERS WANTING GOOD REIi-
Elite Masp ssn GSt hs sss At $50 ION ST.
seamstrsss and nurses wanted with references. rS4Iw
WANTED---HOUSES.
w with the best of references. furnished house to
1 STAR o1 S oce August and September AdSrsss Box
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE CONTAINING
sr ss e. 600 e on monthly payments Address cor
WANTED-sMALL HOUSE OR FOUR UNFUR-
Tfch cs 81 and 9 frs &
WANTED- WELL LOCATED RESIDENCES IN
w the northwest. worth from q OOO to s10 900.
'h S sl,y 'So 3 60. w$ Ss;s sSS !, =. u
WANTED-A LADY WILL TAKE CHARGE OF
months Starr S Gown '0r the Ss4t two
WANTED,TO BUY HOUSE. TO ROOMS;
xtshnI q, L. . capitol Hill owner preferred; those
tive Trices H. IL star ONCE ''''e'' anu "0,
WANTED-To TRADE FOR TOWN HOUSE,
i1nHsfs ios i, P
in an on r9ad
chance for speculation. Address II. NJ NJ Star
WANTED-HOUsES FOR SALE FROM al 800
w to $500. have number OF clients and quick
buyers property is in good location and good condi-
uon 70 ouer Inducements. +. Il. AUKAM,
O-o-H 900 st. n.
WANTED-WE WANT TEN HOUSES IN SOUTH
w Washington FROM six 20 eight rooms. Parties
S g. vs." ST. to s. q Us
" ANIED- HOUSES FOR RENT-wE HAVE
rent ,t ySSr for all houses S
Iect rents and make prompt returns.
.,, SPEAk VIDETTO. Real Estate.
Dio-lm $40 + ST. II. W.
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT; AM HAVING
daily appiications for houses; parties desiring to
Sc ure eoou tenants and prompt returns do By
placing their property with Tor rent; taxes and
wafer rents paid and other incidental matters attended
TO without extra cost. GEO W. LINKINS, 500 10Th
81. NV. jytD-1m
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FOR sALE---H0RsEs AND VEHICLE

kUk SALE---HUhSES AMI VEHICLES,
IOR SALE-TNENTY HEAD JF HORSES. JUST
L arrived from Lexington, Va. suiraLl Ior ali prr-
poses Also one sorrel horse. All hands high. PAGES
mile in = 40 sound aud kind anu Well broke suitable
for lady to drive. Can be seen at JOHN SIMMONS
SAILS STABLES. BIZ 12th st. NV. jy.e-2w
EOR sALE-FINE WORK HORSE; SOLD FOR NO
II fault but on account of change OF business; must
be sold; very~eheap. Nm. q. LEWIS Builders Er-
change. 13tn bet. q and II SITS. iy.1-.ts
EOR sALE-FINE LARGE sORREL HORSE. .
L years old; owner going away. Apply at OCON.
NOR STABLES, between I'd and ID. E and SITS. n. W.
jyz1-3'
T>OR sALE-AT SACRlFICE-THREE HORSES
Il carts and harness.; carts must be sold within
fivs days. Address FRANK. Star Office. jy.o-3t'
L>OR sALE-THREE HORSES AND HARNESS,
wagons. "a cows. milk cans, feed tubs, meal bins
and custosrs TOR thus number VI COWS. Address Box
TO star once. jJ.slI1M.
EOR sALE-ONE VERY FINE ROAD HORSE, l6
hands; seal brown: nve years old; show better
than 5 minutes: had no handling Tor Speed out OF
troytin4 Iis4rs BY Gen. besies Prince Orio6 CO.
LUMBlA STABLES. I141 johnson ave. bet. aud
and l4th and 10Th SITS. NV. jy7-om
ErOR SALE-CARRlAGES, WAGONS AND DUG
L gies easy teruls Re pairing anu ordered work
promptly attended 70. COOK JAkbOE. calS u st.S
West Washington uIa
EOR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED, 5OHORsEs, AMONG
T them three nne matched teams several draft and
able. NiCAoLAS scHLEaiEI. as ssh. nssr n :.
ap4-tr
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

EoR NT-UNFURNisHFp.
DO lltl NJ nv. l0r and liSa 18th - NV 1,
s,, Lake halls and 1876 st nv. sr--.
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FOR RENT--FIATS.

l>oR RFNT-FINE FLATS. CENTRAL LoCA
Il tion. n ~ -uitsols for dNeilins and WV
n. Ntr~-T
l,>oK RfNr-Two srifks of 1--WE Rooms
II essh. with t~fh. windows % sorth and south.
large ard 49, n. Also srxsrsl small hoosrs
rentins rom "a down 90 81 pr month. D.. a.
hclNl lRk. 80 81 n. ". orr. Trinity Church
NsA-lOt
LSoR RENr > az ELEVENTH ST. sEcoND
u nocr, two rocms eeS. Apply 20 fhfo. A. y Ah-
Tor RLNT-A VERY NiCE fLAl IN 30 STORY
yl5-sw olS 10th o.
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Rofe..- ..-.....-......S so
columbia road, l.r 90
tG Mass ave. lar I:sS. *
l.s N st nv. l5r......lJO
49, Mass ave NV. TAR. l35
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WANTED

WANTED-LOTS.
WANTED-CHEAP LOr Ne. OR NV. WILL
Bryss s sT S cash must be bargain Asd,es
MAN Ed TO EXCHANGE HOUSE ON MASS.
johns J6H iSF sS5 1nsn
IED-Ahl NDEL On IHL DAY-TWU OK
w three nd joining lots fronting on the bay. W. L.
WANrED-wE WANT HOUSE AND LOT IN
w Mount Pleasant or other suburban subdivision to
s1Sn.nIs 0f &c brGps jtse q s rpiEsRer sS
WANTED-BOARD.
WANTLY- BQAKD-BY YOUNG MAN. HOURS
w w = . and u between 18th aud I'D SITS. p o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-BY AUGUST Is. A SMALL HOUSE
" with stable for one horse and WAGON. Address
II. T.. Star ofhce. jy..S-H'
WANTED = WILLIAM c. FRIssELL, PIANO
w tuner. ti.3 9th s.. sw.
promptly attended to. ty.,S-lln
w ANTED-HoRsEs TO PASTURE ON KNox,s
w farm. INA aw2 miles from The cap,o running water
IxfEiss n:q ana fiHa 'n.9s Apply y kSHxs
WANTED HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNI.
,n,e also stocks Of msrchand,ss q FL kinds
WANrED. THE .AMMONIATED STEAM CAR
w PEI CLEANING AND RENOlATING Works.
1s0S and l1l0 ST. n. w.-carpets cleaned thoroughly
and mattresses renovated. N. NEMMiEk. Manager.
Telephone So. jyls-im
WANTED VIOLIN AND FLUTE PUPILS BY
lions, - FOR tMei'e wceks-during vacation Cali
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND HOTEL PRO.
w pristoIs 10 know that they can have their turni-
ture upholstered repaired packed and stored at rea-
MAN CO., 1871 st. NV. kstabiished IN 1871.
W ANTkD : sAUTTkK's, 5Os yTH ST NM.
w ladies and gentleinen's dining and lunch par
ors coolest N The city electric fans; also electric
to stop after All evenings walk good prompt service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND TYPEwRITING.
u.an shorthand; Csli.raph and Remington; three
months, so; thorough business course Including
book charts thr.e months slO; students assisted in
S%sinii,s taSrasSs situations; diplomas A. U.
jyl-lm
\NANTED-GRAZE YOUR HORSES ON WILL
w SON stock and grass farm 81 per month; toy
sem. Tor and rsiSrSed irse. e. WILSON US 81
| yI-Sn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR LADIES.
iy3-lm' fsis Conn. ave NV
WANTED TYPEwRirERs FOR RENT;, ALL
sFsii. .ssgSszA sss T.
! WANrED- TRANSLATION i DEsIyE 10 OBJ
'.a . snpssn, a. trsn.isser Y Tfsnfs %
sweS.n Or Ma.s,sn. Beat rsl.Ssnsss .x.n. %iIiAG
! Z. MAYO. hoom: VA q, n.w- myx-,an'
| WANTtD = STEAM CARfET CLEANING AND
made S moths
i h.YOUNGs. l40s Pave Telephone l0us-z. III
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

IN ACRES AT SLIGO. MD; BEACTIFuL D.
~ room house Iarye 2-stury stable: hne young
orchard; good shade. bargain. 5000 or will .x
+ st. ty.,S-.,ts
IOR SALE OR RENT-A NEW AND PRETTY
0-room and cellar cottage at Brookland 10, .pUx LOO
with plenty of shade trees price, 81, GO very cheap
rent. SIS. Apply to IL. L. PAIkU, 49, Louisiana
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BOARDING.

''HL LlNlSGsION. lUUU 18TH ST. \ "
Newly furnished rooms LIST and I'd floors, en- suite
or sneie with nrstcas, table board; location nigh
and beautiful; summer rates. 1yI7,:Nf
FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD. leoe MAS
= sachusetts ave. NV. jy:s3-tt-
T'HE AUBURN, PA. AVE. AND ooDST NV
nicely FURNISHED rooms and boaru b. uaY week an
month. ,s.1i
'l,HE WEBSTER, oI3 18TH 81. NV RATES -
per day week, 90; headquarters Ior sis htseerx
OF interest. ,,wiS
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WANTED-ROARD.

WANTED-BoARD-B YOUNG MAN HOURs
w ., and d, between 18th aud I'D SITS H. w. p q.
Box 5f!. jy.,3-.ts
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EOR RENTAL EVANSVILLE, SEVEN ROOM
cottage. corner of Wine and Spencer avenues large
grounds; in the highest and hest part town $50
month +. II. SMITH 4 SONS
jy24-lw Est
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Inc above houses can he examined n. Permit from
our ONCE only THOMAS J. FISHER a Co
~ LIZA y ~ N NJ
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LOR SALE-SENERAL CHEAP FARMS.
i $40 acres 81 miles from city, ST. - per aero
3SU acres near Bowie, Md. Sll per acre.
81 acres near Norbeck. Md. so per acre.
:!JO acres near Herndon. Va, $40 per acre
jy1S-I2t- TYLER 4 RU iHERFO ORD 1907 Est
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L'UE RENT
luf- llth 81 nv. IL rooms mod. imps.... ssr,
Iyon ,oicpfah 81 n '" rooms. mod imrs...... -
Do. riOIleh ave n W. rooms. mod. inns ~
aio u 81 Sc, rooms, mod. iinps. p
III 18TH ST. for business purposes -. ... q,
lb3s 10Th 1T. n. W., q rooms ...---.-- - %
N;9b-,it VA. II. SAUNDIKs a 90 Lao; r a n "a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1891-06-20

On Tuesday last the thermometer registered
9S in the shade. On Tuesday evening we had
a heavy rain and thunderstorm. Some of the
cornfelds are washed pretty badly. Light
ming struck in George Feeser's house, two
miles northeast Of this place. 1t was consid
erably damaged, plastering and laths being
torn loose. In one of the rooms on the second
story, where the lightning did no damage,
there was loaded gun. 1t was discharged,
and the contents lodged in the ceiling. Mrs.
Feeser was knocked senSeless. The same
evening lonr trees and the springhouse near
William Frock's tenant house were struck by
lightning.
We expect wheat to be ready for the binder
the latter part Of next week
James W. Iroxell, of the northwestern part
Of the district, informed us on Thursday
morning that the heavy rain has washed the
corn6elds, and the hail cut the corn very
badly in the neighborhood on Tuesday even
ing.
The carload Of lumber from North Carolina
for the new church arrived at Littlestown,
Pa, on Tuesday. Farmers were busy hauling
it to this place on Wednesday and Thursday.
On Thursday family reunion took place
at John Maus', in this place, the children all
being present with the exception of the oldest
son, Jacob E. Maus, of Topeka, Kansas
Those present were John Maus and wife,
John f. Maus, Jr., and wife, Harvey J. Maus
and wife, Mrs. Jacob Ii. Dutterer, of Summit
Point, Virginia; III. G. Fultz and wife, o. A.
Haines and wife and Nelson Brown and wife,
of New Windsor; Mr.. Mans, Sr., is in his I'D
year, but enjoying good health and as active
as man of so; he is also good Democrat
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

st. Beniamin's Lutheran Church-Seryice
preparatory to the Lords Supper this (Sat
nrday) afternoon at o clock. Sunday School
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. Preaching
and Communion of the Lords Supper 10 n
IN. st. Johns Lutheran church. Preaching
at >. 10 p. M. }. U. Asper, Pastor.
Church of the Observation-Disclosures Every
Sunday Holy Communion a. M; morning
service 1890; evening service4. Every week
day Holy Communion at a. M; evening
service at 5. WHY'S Rede, Rector
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church.
Preaching in the morning at 1890 o'clock,
by Rev. j. L. Mills, d. ID. The pastor will
preach in the evening at s o'clock. Young
Peoples Meeting at 7.l5 p. m.
G. W. Cooper, Pastor.
St. Paurs Reformed Church.-Sunday
School at 9.15 a. m. Divine service at 6. j
D. IN. Benjamin's Reformed Church.
day School at 8 a, m. Divine service at 10 a.
m. Calvin S. ,Slagle, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Preaching at
1890 a. m. and p. nj. Morning subject.
"Day and Night Religion Evening, "a
Stopping Place on the Road to Judgment.
Young Peoples Meeting at 7.l5 p. N.
P. H. Miller, Pastor.
Rev. Nv. Seilhamer will preach in Union
town Sunday morning and evening.
Methodist Protestant Church-Rev. j. l..
Mills, d. D., Pastor. Preaching at 1880 a.
m. by Rev. G. W. Cooper, and at 8 p. m. by
the pastor. Sabbath School at 9.l5 n. M
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at p. m.
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Harvey Items.

Rev. McCherry, pastor of Taneytown Luth-
eran Church, was visiting some of his mem
bers at this place last week.
A band of Gypsies have been encamped in
Mr. jacob Yealey's woods for the past week.
They had some good horses, but did not hear
of them doing any trading
Jno Rodgers is having his barn repaired;
II. kemper, carpenter.
Our Cornet Band are having their wagon
revarnished, They want to attend eelebra-
tons in good style.
Masons commenced work on Clay Bishop s
barn last week.
Mrs. C. l.. T. Fisher, of North Carolina,
has come here to spend the summer at her
fathers, N. NJ. Horner.
st. Paul's Aid Society will give another
ENTERTAINMENT next-Sunday evening, in the
Lutheran Church.
Mr.. Levi Oher started for Illinois last
Tuesday.
Mr. Jacob Haverstock sold 80 pounds of
wool from 10 sheep, and has II lambs from
0 ewes.
Rev. j. U. Asper, of Westminster, filled
the pulpit in the Lutheran Church last Sun
day evening, and delivered an excellent SER
mon to large audience.
There will be heavy crop of wheat and
an average crop of hay in this neighborhood.
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winfield and Daniel Items.

Children's Day exercises at Ebenezer were
very enjoyable. Rev. Buhrman had charge
of the meeting. The singing by the school
was very good and the little folks sang some
very sweet selections, with Mrs. Ada Bear at
the organ. Miss Maggie Zile did most of the
playing for the day. The Rotations were
few. Miss Nellie Zle read Mrs. Pickett s
Missionary Box Miss Ida Shipley read
1.-The New Church Organ" which created
quite a smile as the church had just bought a
brand new 800 organ; Miss Lizzie Zile read,
also. We were told that the collection was
the most important part. The house and
yard were crowded.
Mr.. Kelly, son of the late DIR. Kelly, is visit
ing DIR. Cronk. Mrs. J. X. Shipley, of Anne
Arundel county, is visiting II. j. Shipley.
Mr.. Amos Shipley graduated this week at
Western Maryland College, as A. B.
Mr.. Frank Lewis has nearly finished his
dwelling. Charley Hammond has built an
addition to his house; Ed. Powers and Char
ley Conoway, carpenters.
Mrs. James Powers is at Ed. Powers quite
sick, and Mrs. Ed. Powers is sick also.
Crops are good generally speaking. Mr..
Geo. Gist has the best corn for many miles
around. Hay harvest is going forward.