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,sfs.ape before an arrest could be made. other
,xsiae he may have been put to stretching
fzamp by the excited mob. The wounded man
rr4scnained at the round house until his wounds
,liIiciently healed, and then lief, for parts
1gan known.
The news has been circulated that those
.1x.viIs sick stock, and especially horses,
exceeding the attention of vetnerary surgeon
a~oald have to take their patients to Della
zEEre for medical aid because DR.. j. L. Den
2is, had no diploma, and therefore could not
rsractce his profession. This Ii false, us the
i1Sctor ean show diploma signed by the
Board of Directors OF the State Netinary Col
seee certifying that he is qualified rs IA com
gsetent practitioner for the State of Maryland,
Il Il the practice of his profession in all its
Saranchcs
Our new town baiif, Mr.. b. L. Taylor, on
Eriday ,f last week was called upon to take
i sxao custody, an unknown man who attempted
u ujcide near the depot by drawing knife
s-nross is throat, failing in this attempt he
t threatened to throw himself ahead of an APP
yrrnaching train. This was prevented by some
- ~ who were near the station. 1t issupposed
ne men had become insane from exposure
Ard starvation He was handed over to tn
TTailiff who escorted the unfortunate to the
c9aunty Jail. The man said he was Jack the
yGipper If this be true we think our balIn
~ entitled to medal, d. serving Of much
'sredit for his bravery.
rOn Thursday evening last, the 7th inst,
SIR. William Bines OF Frcnchtown, and
9iss Sallie Boyd, the only daughter Of The
/ Kite Thomas Boyd, deceased, Of Perryville,
psere married at the home of the bride on
Snsquehanna avenue by Rev. I'll. G. Budd.
The wedding was quite IL surprise to many,
'i2evertheless the calithumpians were on hand,
And made tho night hdeous by the shooting
sal firearms, humping tin pans, yelling and
~. roaming, until their excited ambitions were
4gratined by the bride and groom, making
-c,tir appearance This old time nuisance y
s:slithumpian yells should be done away with
a town where people are lying at the point
,p5 death
[Ihe Perryville Athletic Club gave an exhi-
istjon of their gymnasium exercises on last
Monday evening. The performance com
raenced at eight O'Clock and lasted for one
.slepr AM three-quatters. The exhibition
7ss"Ean with hand drill. in which twelve of
= ~ athletes took part showing that they
Nave been well drilled This was followed
tw the feet drill. The next was the standing
as gh kick in which Walter Fisher was cham
a.On, kicking feet, 6 inches high. This was
followed by the running high kick. in which
Noel kee5y carried away the laurels, reach
l. az the height Of 8 feet The next and best
e rrfOrmance OF the evening was the Indian
dub drill by six well drilled men. The next
rning on the program was the running nigh
nmp, or lofting feat, which was engaged in
sy all the boys. Charles Crawford reached
ire highest mark in this performance The
next WIS Il laughabIe scene on the tumbliDg
IN mattress, consisting Of hand springs. head
springs. clippers and Il twisting-up time
AZ general. Then came the horizontal bar.
Some good exhibitions OF gymnast : war
given on this. NJ. Charles Keesry, who
Srted as clown was best man In this perform
-ilnce, although he had the misfortune to gel
fastened on the bar with his timsy suit, and
had to be assisted in gaining his freedom by
laughter ut the expense of Charles, who does
act mind these things IL particle. The exhl-
Iition was good all through. and the teacher
Is deserving of mu,A credit in training the
T.oys. They had good house, consit." ~. :,
she incemency OF the weather.