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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-05-18

Western Maryla College clab played =
good game Of hall last Saturday, aud checked
the victorious carer vi n, JohH'S college
club. thai came here with eight victories To
their credit and anl, one defeat marked
against them. The game was interesting
throughout aud there WaS no kicking ar
wrangling Both clubs PLAYED well. and the
cloSe score all through the nine innings made
the game exciting Following Is the score hy
innings:
W Md. College..........l o o o % 1t
81. JONAS College. .......l u q = q ! %
4 picked nine from Westminster went
10 Union Bridge to play the club Of that town
last Saturday and they played sure
enough, a. the score showed they We're banked
in every inning. while the home club piled
ny twelve runs.
Another club has been organized in West
Minister and i, known as the Westminster Club.
Following are the players:-.lohn Nltten.
pitcher: Claude Smith. catcher; Edward
DiAendall. first base: Emory Frizzell, second
base and captain; Albert Grass, third base;
William Miller, short stop; Charles Turtle,
left field; Brook Irwin. centre field and
manager: Paul Case, right field. Send all
challenges 10 Mr.. Brook Irwin.
The Inionville Academy team defeated
picked nine on Saturday last. The latter was
composed of players from mon Bridge.
linwood aud Clensonville. The victory was
easily won. as the members Of the defeated
team were completely puzzled by the curves
of the Academy pitcher. The score was Ii
"A I
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When We saw jhai this is ou' "t the ane>i
rhuFchc- IN Carroll ig uof Do iar STATE, Se
only say what other people -ss. lud II The
readrr~ of the AuvnC, ara lbIns ihI> 8, NOT c"T-
rect wa would aui, ~l1 yumv and -"' o. and
nudge 'Hr Yourselves.
The design ol the church Is gothic. isHh ui
gray Stone from the 4uarr'> 81 ti"arhcid
,.uuuy Pa. aud fr5mnlr, uith brown Stone
t7,m tho .llarr5,.~ 81 Hummci|"sa. "a. u
IS ahuui -lN~;i t,.al. iH,. audience chamber I-
i,liu ami thr -TatgUg Iaaeity + alvUt 1N.
The SUNDAY -gUuul rnnw BE- 3>S2' feet aUh
Ea. seating capacity foy ~. the infant sun.
da1 school raam Is lfNlG sud ,ssi- So There
are - y.n.iaa- iu fhe h1iidiug ami sf'-l inim
Slt 10 500. she tower 3, ~ i.cl high iu shi,h
IS placed q atso JsasHi l-ii trrm the Nc~haur
foundry Baifimurf. and va- presented ly
Mr. and Nr- Frank 4. Cover. 81 Efuvu
town. Virginia. The design. nn THE lNu isrlf
aiHiua- boz the aulicHcC r.am ar' nearly Hi"
size auI lits-l.be. on che uur b. iHr 'Elrs "i
Hope. resting 40 au aurhnr aud "H The other
3. ihr beur. 81 Christ kucc'iuz l=-.dg q r.f-s
ju f1s Garlea af Geth.rmaur,
Toe external appearance "f 'hr gaHFh ls
grand. while the ins.de is magnificent. The
lHdiiorum has a raised ia'nr and B. -sIar,i-,i
fran the NpadaE sshuai usHtH- i.f Hta-ai'lr
tis~, partitions "t beautiful design. aud 'hr
Whole huilding ran b.. thrown iglu One large
r,lam zhieh ui3i fals tarfablv STRAIT si-,Ef -
prr-au-. lhs sail. = IN Finished 10 light Erav
and lhr Gaug of ths auditorium aHd 'hs ~Hn.
.iay -rh5.ul f4=sn are covered w.fh q haad-
-4iac carpet d. iIs ahslF gal'rra ih-rr %
agzr aud handsome iaarsarnU Isfs organ,
yar.hs.oi .Fum fnc Smith ny-au tumVauy u'
Nors. The altar .nd ruirt tmui'Hr' aa.
msie '.y William EiiH,, IS i.iiii'--'nu DE aHa B,
the nIa,f beautiful fscer 81 snfk ia the Eeu.v
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OPENING OF A NEW CHURCH.
Large Attendance Exercises Conducted by
Eminent DivineS-DeScriptiO of the
Building-Liberal Subscriptions
and Donations, Etc.

Last Sunday. MAY 18th. was another great
day in Silver Run. 1t witnessed the dedlca-
ton of another one of the finest churches in
Carroll county-St. Mary'S Lutheran Church.
The threatening weather in the morning
prevented a full turnout at the opening
service. but after the clouds dispersed and
the sun came out long lines of buggies
came in the place until there were fully 5oo
of them on the grounds.
The morning service was opened with an
organ voluntary by Miss Smith. of York. Pa.
reading of the 24th Psalm by Rev. +. +.
Blint of l.ittleStown; PRAYER by Rev. DIR.
Baugher. of Gettysburg: after which Rev. DIR.
Wolf. also Of Gettysburg, delivered an inter.
esGng and appropriate sermon from st.
Mark. 9Th chapter. &Gth and part of the &7th
verses.
After the service. Rev. DIR. EnderS, OF
York. made statement that the cost of the
church was $1,000 and that he wanted to
raise the sum of - 600 that day or he would
have To break his record as a money beg
gar. as he was always successful IN raising the
required amount. He made lengthy appeal
to the audience and urged them to give hber-
ally and pay the Indebtedness ON the church.
After several hundred dollars was raised. the
audience was dismissed until $50 in the
afternoon. The crowd had by this time in
creased 10 about 1900. aud when the doors
were unlocked 10 admit the people for the
afternoon service. there was 81 great rush Ia
get into she church and Ia less than ten
minutes every chair in the church was ocru-
pied and quite q number We're Obliged IN
stand. Rev. Dr. Wolf again delivered q
short but interesting sermon, after which lbr.
Euder> again took the floor. and in hi
naturally good humored style. kept the audi
ence in good cheer while the money came IN
until nearly $1,000 had been raised. hut as
this amount was not sufficient 20 pay the va
dehteducs, on the church. the formal dedl,a
lion was postponed until some future lime.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

salem charge Lutheran Church.--sa, Behjamin's
Church-Sunday SchOolat9a m. Holy Communion
Al 10 ~ rreparatSry service on saturday % at : p
Preaching al p. Spectal service Tor toe young
people NJ 80 p m. A. DAehl faStor
Carroll Change RefoFtned Church.--Renjamin's
Church-.alnday school at II. H. Divine service
ri ia a NJ sermon by Rev. &. b. Ezlrlines, Of West
oFu Maryland college. Jerusalem churnh-sunday
-s.hoOl NJ | u. m M service. tAteehetlcal class
Thursday at = "A a m H. }. MacaliSter Pastor.
Ascension ChuN'h.--Msy 10Th, Rogation sunday
Celebration ct Holy Communion at I. Morning
service and sermons at lo.S. ENensong ana sermon
al : Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, RogstioD
Days-Hoy Communion al T. Litany and lnterces-
>ions at noon Even>ong, Meditation and Interces,
muuion AT = Second Celebration and Anniversary
sermon al l0al EyenSong al ). other services as
usual Jesse Higgins, Rector.
Roy d. C. Evler of Fountaindale Adams county.
pa will preach in the Church of God Bethel, in
Inioutown. sabbath mornings Rev. $ b. CIan OF
Carrollton. is expected te preach in the evening;
y, M sabbath school at la p. m, The Ladies
Aid Society win meet in the Bethel at FrizellbArs
on Tuesday evening, at IA
The Boys Meeting viii assemble at Carroll Hall
this saturday morning
Methodtst Protestant Church-sunday school az
sl6 a. m Preaching at 1919 a. m. and 80 p m,
y F. = &. +. at p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
al : 20 D. m A. D. Melvin, Pastor
81 Johns Church. Rev Father Cassidy, Pastor
Sundav-Low Mass at 7.la and High Mass al 10 a.
m; NeSperS al 90 p m. During the week-Nass al
4. IN.
St Pauls Reformed sunday Sehool a
ana m Divine service at l030 a. m. and $50 y m
Calvin s Slagle, Pastor.
Iuiontnwa Lutheran Charge.-CommuniOn ser
Vices viii be held at ST Iaul'S Church, Uniontown.
on MAY H. at 10a m. Preparatory services on the
previous saturday. AT 30 p m.
&. W. Baughman Pastor.
Centenary NJ +. Church.-sunday school at 9,la
a m Preaching at 1890 a. IN. and 500 p. m inn
ior League AT 80 p. IN. EpwOrth League al ia
D. m. PRAYER meeting Wednesday at SEQ p. ~
Joel Brown, Pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church.-Preaching al 1880 a. IN.
and 80 D. m Morning Subject Bearing the Gross.
Evening Mighty to save" I. r. = c. 4. at 640 a,
NJ 7, II. Miller, Pastor,
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NeIrose ItemS.

The N-lt,s-s creamery, owned j., Robert y.
tlragie. sud operated hs John :. WeniI,
began few Nrrky agu sHh l,s,> than iuo
r-ound, Of milk Isr day and has uvS in
CREASED tn mUrr than ~-i t.Hna- l,sr day.
o. ,uecrs- u assured
Ed~iu Schaehrr si-rui ia, bat week IT,
iiaijimarr GA huSinr-e
j. A Lspp has sssusd q large edition Of
Original nsalogur booklet. ahich he sells Al
- o. apiece H. ha, sold quite number
already
ias se~k Va Nh Peter l.eess'. birthday.
She dad uoJ fhiuk her 5sfh birthday Nuald be-
any mote unp-uai than any other day, aud
retired ~ her usual hour. soon Nate, her
daughter. Informed her that she should get zap
A. company had arrived When she got out
ii her bedroom the cr,,sd rushed ia aud
loaded her NJih presents. Her .nH Granville
~aik ed up To her sHd pulled her rar>- She
SCREAMED Go away n0S. The following
we're present. Peter I.ey>s and wife. kebecca.
Charlie T. and Saranda h. l.eese. Granville
l.er-e. wife and child. May. Charie- Cop
Dcrsmiih. wife aud child. Estella. John =.
Ro,er, Jacob ROSer and wite Mary J Siarner
Geo. Lepp. Sr.. Mr., Sarah Starner. Atmeda
No-r. Mr.. Ode,a \ l.ceSe aud Lille VI. +.
l.re>e
Farmer, are uoN selling their tat cattle
hFNrhlth " Va Nh'r Nffi'l IN hF'l liitt NStaht
$50 l,nund. When h. boaghi them the
whole weight va Iolj. That VAS an average
gain ct over tO0 pound, In each steer Henry
Siarurr s1ld seven steers weighing .515
pound When he bought them they weighed
i6lO pounds making an average Of 10 pounds
un zach head
Elmer A. Bachmau. ct Rachman Valley.
spent Sunday last ia this neighborho"d.
Mn. Jas. e. MIXER, and Miss Leanna Crum-
rinr. ct near here. spent dav last week IN
Hanover. Pa.
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Hampstead District Items.

John ;. Suicklin is building large barn
on the Calrider farm. near Hampstead
Lewis Hollancr carpenter; Deal \ Glass,
masOnS.
A. J. Houck, of Hampstead. is building an
addition 10 his residence. f. A. Shur. con
tractor.
MeSsrs. John. Frank ana Urban AIhan.
near Albansville. recently took mp Il locust
root which measured 81 feet in length
Misses Carrie and Maggie Ely, Of Eberg,
and Mrs. Isabella Hare. of this place. spent
Sunday with Miss Ida Uiz. Edward Grose.
of Baltimore, spent SUNDAY with George GroSe.
near Hampstead Misses Mary and Jennie
Ely, of Eherg, spent Sunday with Misses iua
and Pearl Harmon. OF Ivory Hill Mrs
David Zepp. of Hampstead, spent Sunday
with her parents. near Albansvile Miss
Cora Patterson. who spent several months
with her sister, Mrs William Shaffer, returned
to her home in Woodberry last week
Mr.. Ephraim Shue has been confined To the
house for several days with rheumatism
The people of Eberg say that they viii. have
fine time at their festival on Ascension day.
IL the weather is not favorable ON Thursday
they will hold it on the following Saturday.
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Col. James c. Berret was in Westminster
on Monday and called upon number Of his
friends,
Mr.. f. Neal Park. who had been in Florida
for the benefit of his health for some months,
returned home ON Saturday, looking very well
and improved from the trip.
Mr.. William A. Cunningham returned home
on Saturday last from Brunswick, Georgia,
where he spent about two months with his son
Frank who Is engaged in farming near
Brunswick.
Mr.. VIM. B. Stevenson, of Roanoke, Va.
is visiting his parents near this city.
Mr.. George Grouse, of Virginia, former
resident of Westminster, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. George Beachtel, Of Frankfort. Clinton
county. Illinois. was called to Silver Run last
week 10 attend the funeral of his father, Mr..
John Beachtel. Mr.. Beachtel went to Illinois
about twenty-five years ago. and this is his
first visit home for about nineteen years He
notes many changes and Improvements.
Mr.. Walter C. Flohr and wife. nee Miss
NAV Noble. of Canton. Ohio who were mar
ried in the Episcopal Rectory there on May
Sth came to Baltimore and Westminster on
their wedding tour. visiting his uncle, Mr.. A.
H. Huber, here They left on Monday for
Waynesboro. Pa. where Mr.. Flohr proposes
10 60 into business.
Rev Reeves Hobbie. of New Jersey. visited
his mother here this week
Mrs. Charles Lambert and daughter. Bessie.
of New Windsor. was visiting in Westminster
on "Wednesday.
Miss Ella Il. Jones. of Patapsco Neck,
Baltimore county. visited Mrs. Katharine j.
Shelman. this city. this week
Mr.. c. u. Jordan. of the A. J. Jordan
Cutlery Company. of St. Louis. Missouri, and
Sheffield. England. after a visit TO his son
Clay F., who is at the Phillips Academy.
Andover. Mass. stopped over few DAYS at
the Retreat 10 visit his mother. Mrs. Mar
garet Jordan. near Denning'S. He left on
the 18th for ST. Louis, with the intention OF
stopping AT several houses on business for his
brother A, j, Jordan, and after few DAYS
Will take vacation "trip and visit part of the
far West
Mrs Phil. H. Weybright of Tratwood
Ohio. accompanied by her infant daughter
Ruth, are visiting among Mrs. Weybright'S
relatives in this county.
Mr.. \. +, Reese. son of Simon j. Reese
Of this city, has been visiting his parents this
week. He left ON Thursday for Galesburg.
Illinois. where he will attend the convention
Of railroad men a. delegate from the b. 4
o. Railroad
Rev. G. NJ. Clayton. Of Frederick. Della
ware. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 5. p Weaver.
this city.
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Brown. at
Wayne>boro. Pa, are visiting Mrs. Mary A.
Dihendall. Liberty street. this city
Mr.. CIymer Whyte, of Baltimore. spent
several days this week with her mother. Mrs.
Caroline Shriver. this city
EN.Gov WHITE aud Attorney General Poe
were in Westminster Yesterday attending
court.
Mrs. kaie Winters. 81 Washington, d. G..
is visiting friends and relatives in this city
aud county
Miss Kate Ranmgartner y guest of her
sister, Mrs, f. IL, Orendorh
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,l. ,.,Il.,,i,... ,,,,.,,..,f ..rfl.,s.n EAuaul Z
N,,lhi,. hi 81 iia.IsBs. John Euhruau.
.I...ssh LAWYER Wm Ms4.nheinier. i.aiaA r.
{Ira,f...rf W..f-, IfHmI-.rt tr5r.r r
\. i,s,il... ANA ra, a a. Fsifg Mr. p,mp
So, ~ NJ 80. a.. .r,bi,.-.t l;nl.
e.. $50. ..,,....I .-.,,,,.,,;f,...
.,,..,.lsI H.. contra, ~ a.. erection IN The
.bnr,b ii. .I,h, FIrc. Il I5rtle.fsuu NJ
FI;n. as.s.r.iei tb, contract laF the Stone.
o,,rk y, u...rs. Mann 4 Co. al York ,h..
,i..5.-:,,,. b.. NJ. S,bs.H..r ~ ~..fsos
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Union NILS Items.

Josiah Erh, 1T 'hi. place, while employed
70, Mr.. WA. Brown. cui hi. inug quite severe
Is. nr. j. j. stuart dressed the wound.
Most ol our farmers have finished planning
corn. Thai planted before the lair heavy
raiu~ came up nicely hu is now hooking badly
uu account of the cnui weather
nr J. II. T. Earhari. who recently m0y eel
from Haliiuorc to hi- native home this place.
is improving hl. dwelling hy aa addition nt
lsNa1 feet which sill make il one Of the
largest dwellings Ia the village. George ".
lci,er is building an addition oi 23N32 feet
Ia his already spacious Store roam, making it
probably the largest n the county outside Of
Westminster. Harvey Tagg Is also erecting
a warrroom Ia connection with his grocery
store.
David CroWl. one of our most successful
farmers, Is erecting large grain and nipple.
neui she'd.
john Burgoon recently purchased from
Vim. ~. Wareheim one third acre lot al the
west rGd of this place for 81 rs cash
Messrs. b. L. Shriyer Il Co. are planning q
very large acreage ot sweet corn this season.
The grain and grass promise an abundant
crop in this section.
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HaiRhi Items.


The Oakland Manufacturing '"mpHnH '-
the greatest interest a. present Improve
meul> are -'t,l being added q" 10" 'l'''se """
at "a town. Il Is very active place "i ",>i
n'~-. barber has a"" 81 HF h'~ >h"l an" Us
prepared ." polish ih' 'r''""' "r 3"' ''A 10"
rasi"". ,,.,4
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A A,rthaav Family Reuaion.

i.-lorir,i isf Ihv I--ms--sstIc td'osats
The h-aufifd residence 1T Mr. and Mr..
Samuri l. HAines. ot penninEs, on TueSday.
s0h Ia, Il April. is..j, a., the seen" 1T a
r-union and rrioiriug %. 'hr famiiy 10 crir
hgafr the sHh birthday u Mr. Haiues, aud
al.a ia rrjoicc over hi recovery from long
spell ii sirkne,s. When the boar va aH
nauueed Tor dinner a6 werr in rradiness to 81,
down al the table. aud To make loog ston
,hsrt. everything va, ON Ih- table t. >sii>ty
hunger snd 81 tried to De- their dut,.
Among Iho-s present Sere Mr.. Ellrn NJ.
Crp~l and Mr.. Ma1 T. Cro~i, uf Carroll
eonst,. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Harris,
Of Iew,hurx, aud William II. Haiue-, Of hen
uiuss.
N. mnil, consisted e.; Mr. Samuel A.
iaine- aud ale, HAIR, Wagner aud aite.
Jacob Hains, sud sife. Nathan Haiue, aud
Nifr. i.eyi Lee aud wiir George Haines aud
uife. COLUMBIA, Wilson. Charles tlaine~ aud
David Haines.
Grandchildren Rosie Wagner, Guy. lil
Ian. Hilda. Earl aud Walter iIainc,, Minnie,
Nav. Clarence and Ella lee. Clarence. Era
csi and Perez Haines; Clcl, Ethel and Willie
Haine-.
The reunion wa, Al the old homestead Of
Mr.. Samuel A Hanes. we're lac has resulted
fr the most 81 his life
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Shipley Items.


The days are getting longer,
Aud oar hopes are erowins >inugtl.
4 S we look upou the l-gfs bower,
Made more beautiful hv thc clpious shower.
Grain. grass and vegetation ia aHr section
look very promising. The earis planted
corn !, coming mp nicely and nearly all have
flushed planting The recent cold weather
has not hurt the fruit here shat We can ~-t.,
b,li il has changed lhe color ST the early corn
aud garden truck to palc yellow. w be-
iieve the tr;it crop viii be- uu ayeragr one
this year. although IL is loo suon 20 tell.
Many Of orr farmers arr putting aHt lime
very literally again this spring G. II. Ship.
lrv pat 0ut Zoo bushels on his corn ground.
T. Shiplev put out 600 bushels. j. /. Wagner
pm ont 700 bushels and many Others have pat
ont from 100 TO 200 bushels, Veal find that
lime. manure aud phusphaieS are the farmers
friends. but lime stands FIRST.
The American View Company. ol Mt. Pleas
ant Mills Pa. has had agents in our section
recently. photographing the private residences
Of eur citizens when they were permitted.
This week another agent of the same Company
has been delivering the pictures.
A. j. Easton lost a hne hog tins week, hy
the heat and over exhaustion.
Our road supervisors have been working ON
the public roads recently. blowing down the
from the bed of the roads.
Rev. J. ". Honey, pastor of Deer Park
circuit, preached his first sermon at Zion
Chapel on the 18th instant. He made very
favorable impression here.
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The Cranberry Union SUNDAY school wa
rrorgauized hn SUNDAY Msy 9Th, and the FOL
lowing officers were elected: r. Henry VI.
SNYDER superintendent: 4. Il. Ehaugh assist,
ant ,uperintaudent; Geo. Hunt president;
Vim. n. VI. Slansbury secretary; Gee. W.
SNYDER assistant secretary; Clinton Thomas
librarian: Peter C. Vert. Ed. J. Menehey
aud John Beaver managers and Abraham
SNYDER treasurer SUNDAY school will he held
tomorrow Sunday at Q a m.
Miss AMANDA and Sarah L, liugling who
we're in with scarlet fever, are improving.
Denton. son OF Peter c. Vert accitentiy
stepped on a large nail, while walking bare
footed Hi Null extracted the nail aud al
yiSed a remedy which WaS at once used; the
hoy is improving slowly
Mrs. Ed &. Gummel Is on the sick ltst.
Jos. c. Ninghng spent SUNDAY last with
Denton Warehime and family.
Noah Miller and Samuel A. sullivan spent
SUNDAY last Ia York county.
1t i supposed that the Carroll County
Telephone Company will place pay station
at this place. at Noah Browns store. which
will be great convenience 10 the community.
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Hoods NILS and Vicinity.

We had frost SUNDAY night.
SUNDAY school was organized ~ Concord
SUNDAY last, Gentleman officers were elected
throughout: this fact Is characteristic of onr
neiehborhood Last season our school was
managed entirely by ladies; the two sexes do
moi seem 10 affiliate al all: even during ser
vice they adhere to the oldtime custom Of oc-
cupyiag opposite sides of the building; no,
only Is this apparent in church matters, but
Others of graver Importance, Il has heep
over decade since our church was dedicated
and only one marriage has hecn Solemnlzed
within It's wall.,
We do not know la whom Ia attribute this
state of discord, in spot where concord
is supposed To reign supreme; but we are
rather inclined To think that our fair sex have
ideas parallel with Tennyson princess.
God speed the brave Prince who shall teach
them that Seeing either sex alone, Is half
itself: each iulfls defects in each.
Miss Ella V Rice is visiting in New Market.
Mr.. johnson Griffith. of Laytonsvile. is en-
loving the fishing with his friend Mr.. E, i.
Hammond Mrs. Chas. W. Gather and Mrs.
Walter Mercer have returned FROM Baltimore.
Mr. d. W. Cauthorp has finished blowing
his corn once
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Shiloh Items.

The farmers are about through planting
corn and the cut worms are destroying u all.
The grain crop Is looking we'll.
Mr. Trump horse met with severe acct
dent on Sunday evening. While going to pas
ture II ran ia to an another field and in trying
to follow the other horses, il not seeing the
wire fence, it ran into it. tearing its breast all
tn pieces aud part &C one leg
y. j. Walsh GA Saturday last was loading
tie, when his foot slipped and he fell, the tie
falling upon him and hurting his left arm.
Maggie aud Neitie Shaficr are recovering
from their recent Illness.
Mr.. David Ruby aud her son. while cutting
bean poles last week. cut into poison ash, aud
and were made quite III with poison for several
,tay>.
Mrs John Gettier Is spending week with
her daughter. Mrs. David Ruby, near here.
John Gettier and wife. Joshua Sellers. wife
and daughter. Mr. Howard Milhinder, wife and
sou. Mr.. Samuel Gervin. Mrs. Michael Bril-
hart. Mrs George ". Keller, Miss Maggie
and Fila kagle aud Mrs. Smith and son, spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. David Ruhv and family, 81
Meadow lawn. near here.
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weather Record for the week.

Nav ll--mereury Il at a. m. and 81 al
> .. M; generally clear aud blustery; cloudy
after 3 p m; rain during the night. May
l2-mercury IS at n IN. and % at p. US
light showers and hail. clondy, followed by
blustery and clearing weather. May 10,
mercury 20 at a. m. and 81 at , y. m.s clears
heavy showers during the night, May IA
mercury A. At a. IA. aud a. al 2 p. IN. cloudy
and hlustery Nav la--mercury 10 Al a. M
and - at p. w.' generally ciondy. May
Iti-mereury 80 al a. IN aud 50 at p. m. /;
light showers, followed nv clearing weather
IN ,he afternoon. MAY l7-mercury ~ at :
4 M and O. N ] D. m. hazv.