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Milford chronicle., 1895-09-27

IDaIIY. SU1ITy tACtVI 9UNu"5
sar stops 10 leave passengers from Wilmington
ana poll l. north, or take passengers for points
south of Demar'
Leave Wilmington :! 10 q. m, and 0.1t pm daily
and s13 Ills a. M. $50. 4'3O, 6-l5, and 6.55 p ny
week days. Leave New Castle 600 a. IN. ana
1919 D. M daily, S.3l, 9.i5. ll.U1 am. l.lo
b.s6, 6.40 and 7.22 pm. week days.
Express trains leaving Harrington sos a, M,
and arriving at $50 p. IN. weekdays run through
solid TO and from Baltimore, via Porter ana
Newark
Milford chronicle., 1895-09-27

a cream OF tartar baking powder Highest Of
AZ In leavenipg strength. --latest United States
Government Food Report
Royal BAREs POWDER Co, JOG Wall St.. N. y
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DF1AwiRE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA X. r.
1916 a. M aud 6.25 p. m. weekdays helurhlhg
rain leaves FRANKLIN City 5.52 and $50 a. IN
leave franklin City for Chiacoteague tyii
steamer) 2.Ol p m. weekdays, Returning leaF'
Chincoleague AZ a. m; week days,
leave Harrington Tor Georgetown ana Lever
Al IO Is a. m weekdays and 6-25 p n weekdays
Returning, leave Lewes 7.S5 a. m, 5.v' D. IN
weekdays
For Rerln, leave Harrington 1916 q. NJ ahe
625 D. M. week days Returning, leave beiiil
10, SO aud 1874 u. m. week Gays
Leave Harrington Tor Reh both 10 30 a. IN
and g. 3 D. m. week days. Returning leave ne
hoboth MS a. lH and > SOP. m. week d.ys.
QuEsN ANNE a KENT X. R--Leave townsend
or Centrevine and way stations s-<5 a. m. 4 uu
b.e5 D. m. weekdays Returning leaNe 'e".ei
willie al a. M and $50 p. "a. weekdays
DEL. & CHEsArEAkE X. R-Leaye clayton foi
0xford and yay stations at 9.45 a. N. ana 14O F.
M weeis-davs Returning, leave ONtOfd 900 .. 10
and is p. m. weekdays,
CAMBRIpaE & SEAFORD r. R.-Leave seai0ra
Cor Cambridge and intermediate stations At li.@9
o. IN week days aud Oh taesdays, hu s1.Al any
Satsrd4ys z % D. m Returning, leave CamOTiule
G.2Oa IN. and on Tuesdays, Thursdays ana oH'-
Irdays ~ ,. m.
CoNEEcrioN AT Porter, with Newark y Del
aware city Railroad. Al Townsend, Win queen
Anne's u Kent kiuiroad. Al Gay ION, VIA D1-
aware g. Chesapeake Railroad ana bAlti '9'c "a
Delaware Bav Railroad. At harrington WIN
Delaware, Maryland ~ Virginia k.ilroad. AZ
Seaford with Cambridge g. afford nalirJad Az
Delmar, with New YORK, Rniiadei sna " Noroik
Wicomlco 81 POcOmOke. aud Peninsula halifoaas
$. NJ, PROVOST, General Manager
j. r. WOOD. General PASSENGER Agent.
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! y g! 8 ~
LADIES' BY special request from patients
at a distance, who can not personally consult
me, and being unable 70 answer the many cor
Respondents and furnish AZ short notice the
FavOrite Prescription, as used by me our
Milford chronicle., 1895-09-27

Again, I learn from this subject that
Christ is God and man In the same person.
go into tho back part OF that boat, and
look on Christ's sleeping face and see In
that face the story of sorrow and weariness,
and a deeper shadow comes over his face,
and I think he must be dreaming Of the
cross that is to come. As stand on the
back part Of the boat looking on his faco,
say; IIe is man He is a manp' But
when I see him como to the PROV Of the
boat, and the sea kueels In his presence,
and the winds fold their wings at his COM
mand, I shy: 4He is Godl He is Godl'
The hand that set up the starry pillars Of
the universe wiping away the tears OF an
orphan When 1 want pity and sympathy,
go into the back part Of this boat, and 1
look at him, ard I say, 20 Lord Jesus,
thou weary one, thou suffering one, have
mercy on mo. y ~ oce homoii Behold
the mani But when I want courage for
the conflict Of life, when want senas. s.uaa
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at Georgetown tralns connect with trains to az
rom FrSnklin City. $3.50, 80,
Going North read down. Going south ieau w
DR. N. CURBY BURKHARD'S

Il. F.KBESEY, Geaeral superintendent,
II. L HOLIDAY superintendent
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Christ flushing the Tempest-Necessity
For Christ on the Rough Voyage OF
Life-Nothing to Pc Frightened About.
The world Moves.
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DE1AwARE, MARYLAND & VIRGINIA r. R
Leave Harrington for Franklin aud way stations
1916 q. NJ, aud Gas p. m. weekdays returning
train leaves FRANKLIN City 5.5s ana SSV D. H.
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QUEEN ANNE a KENT X. R--Leave Townsend
or Centrevine and way stations g<5 a. m suu
sos n. m. weekdays Returning leave Ceuter-
willie al a. IN. and $50 p. "a. weekdays
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Dr. j. j. Weaver, ST.. and wife, returned
on Monday from a three weeks trip to Allan
tic City.
Mr.. Mccormick. of Baltimore. is guest in
the family of Mr.. Harry Cover.
Little Edna Lassell, who has been suffering
from a right severe attack of qunSy and diph
theretric sore throat, is improving.
Miss Anna Weant, of Double Pipe Creek.
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. Kemp.
There will be church meeting of the mem
bers held in the Methodist Protestant on the
afternoon of the 18th, to which all the mem
bers are urged to attend, as it is an important
business meeting.
Misses Mamie Clark. of Baltimore. and Mis-,
Florence Weaver returned from a visit TO Mis-,
Anna Motter, of Taneytown. on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Fowler, of New York, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Lee Erb. Mr.. ana
Mrs Morgan FuSsel and Norris and Mabel
of New York were also guests on Wednesday
Mrs Laura Mitten. husband and children
were guests of her father family. Mr.. Jacob
Slonaker, on Sunday.
Mrs Samuel Gaul and son, Mrs. Clark Glib
nev and two sons, of Lancaster. Pa, expect
to return home on Friday.
Little Elwood Zollickotier has had an attack
of chicken pox to follow the scarlet fever,
but he is convaleScing al present.
We are not sure that the Uniontown bast
ball team will play Frizellburg team on Sat
urday at last named place. but it has been
so reported
The members of the Lutheran Church viii
hold a lawn supper at the home of Mise,
Alexanua and Clay Merriue, Clear Ridge. or
Saturday evening. at five o clock. All arr
iuN-ita1
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Carroilton Items.

Miles l.. Long, having neeeiyrd a cuairac'
from the Western MARYLAND K. r.. for about
300 perch Of bis Cue building stone Is busy
with the help of nine hand 10 getting osi aud
loading the stone from hi. quarry Opposite Ihr
station. The stone are "a o. used IN the nrs.
depot now being huilt ~ Glmdon.
Mr. Harry Matthews aud Mr. Noah Evans.
of Baltimou.. visited Mr. J. r. Evans. last
SUNDAY.
Milton Butcher and wife. Of WDodberr,.
spent last Saturday Nifh Ms. Z. T. Moons
Miss Annie koOns, Is visiting friends iu the
neighborhood Of Emory Chapel
Miss Eta Throne. 81 Baltimore. IS spend
ing the summer at Mrs. T. 6. YanDr,ssyu s.
The committee Of arrangements un the
Bethel Church Sunday school Celebration.
are busy getting matters in shape for a big
time Eleven other schools haze iren invited
SiN Of which have been heard from. saving
they wonld be present. Each school will have
part in the program. The Wariirlishurg
Brass Band has been engaged. Dr.. j. "
Herring. Of Westminster and other speakers
will be present. The free dinner has been
abandoned As il was deemed too much of an
undertaking, and the other schools thouchI f.
too much. II will therefore be made an old
time haskell picnic.
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Melrose Items.

Wentz's Union Sunday school will attend
Miller's celebration on July -. They intend
to have their celehration the second Saturday
in September.
The wheat crop this year was excellent aud
nearly all has been hauled in
Miss Mary a. Rhodes, Of Hinton, Va. is
visiting in this neighborhood.
Our creamery receives daily about one ton
of milk. After harvest a number Of farmers
will begin hauling, aud no doubt in a short
time several tons will be received. 1t is said
that GreenmOunt creamery receives between
four and FIVE tons per day.
The Shut In Friend IS still gaining favor
When Flick, the mail carrier, met the train
on Monday morning with bag full 81 shut
In Friends the mail agent grayeiy shook bis
head al him No doubt he IS not used to
handling so large an amount of mail matter
from such an insignificant town as Merose
George 2epp. ST., has an oa1 stalk feet I
inches high
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HAMPSTEAD nlsrri.r Irrms.

Daring the thunder st9rTl iast uvsk Isht
ming struck The dazzling Of AF juha Miller
near N.llrr S;atioa; damage sheas So A
white oak tire. adjoining chs ,aai hE-a 3.
Eberg school. vas also struck
Ga Sunday. Jsue sozh. lightning .irecs 90.
dwelling 81 Nj Eiward FoSh3... near irsa.
'ou. Baltimore county. ea'gslaE eaa.. iaT1, i.'-
damage.
Mrs Henry E}.erg died AZ her hesar. near
Hampstead. Iaar =. Funeral ssrgice, aers
hrld ~ -. Abraham church. Bcrklcy .siiIe.
Baltimore coupty. uu Sgf4lay. inug aurh
Her agc vas - yra'S. d. mauths aIl .isg.
The funeral Srre largely attended
Howard Ruhy and Wif. spent SUNDAY uilh
BIS father n-sr Hampstead
Mr.. Mammi- S;ernef. oi near HamV
spent several day. aith friend tn No1da~rFy
sud Raltimore
Mr.. Eli Allan Vas IAralyaet un SATURDAY
evening last while attending g. some Nork
close "a the house. tie va uucuusiols t1,
one day and night. bat ), a, present improve.
ing under the careful treatment af ~. a. T..
Wells Of Hampstead
M Rmhs, BanblliI and Wifr. of Fairgirv.
Baltimore county. spent SUNDAY with b.
father. Mr.. William Rabbit. who ~ Ihi-
writing Is On the sick list,
Mr.. Geo Altsin. * gear 4 llansyii.-, D..
preparing 10 build a dwelling 10 the piao, "a
the one burned n the early spring.
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Oil Painting. Water Colors. &c.

Reported tnf the lseuith fatlC AtNnHatc-l
The Art School now being conducted here
by Mrs. Charles f. Smith. OF New Windsor.
has aroused considerable interest, and the
work accomplished at the close of the first
term has been unqueSti0uably meritoriuU>
and highly commendatory. Her instruction
IN the course has been principally in tapestry.
charcoal. water colors and pa>i-lle IN which
her class made admirable progress. aud evl-
denced excellent results in the summing up Of
the term work. The pupils ofthe class are:
Misses Bessie Bennett. jane Thomas, Elolse
Bond. Edna Schaefer. Alice Huber. Stella
Arnold. Mary Weaver and Lizzie Stoner. 4
talent for originality and ideal art Is especially
noted in the work Of Miss Thomas. while vitality
and realism are CommeBdahle IN Miss Einlse
Bond Miss Bennett evidences great skill in
shading and fine general execution. \ talent
for harmoBizing colorS. and imbuing work
with freshness and feeling Is exhibited IN the
studies of Miss Arnold Miss Huber shows skill
in composition. and Miss Weaver ~ deicacy
Of touch and coloring The class highly cam-
mends Mr. smith ability and methods o.
an artist and inSiructresS. aud her signal ,uc-
cess in Union Bridge aud elsewhere fully o.
test her qualifications as an art lahurvr and
lover Mrs. Smith Is a graduate Of Cooper
Institute New York. aud 3tt member ui the
Art League of that city. She has ln her pos
session paintings and other superb works vi
art from her hand. which uuguestiouably place
her a. am artist OF high rank. Her studio is
at present In the neN residence oi M. Milton
Sehaphers.
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Mr. John W. Blizzard, of Reese postoffice,
is busy with his new threShing machine.
Daniel p Warfeld, eolored, alias Daniel
Poker, of this city, has had reissue of his
pension.
Dr. J. Harry Gardner has located in this
city, and has taken the office of the late Judge
Maulsby.
1t is rumored that there will be a new coal
and lumber yard started in Westminster within
short time
Reformed Church reunion at Penmar, on
Thursday of next week. Train leaves West
minister at a. M, stopping at all stations.
Returning leaves Pen Mar at 6.52 p. m.
All day services will be held in Mt. Airy on
Sunday Revs Gill; Bacon and Barnes will
assist the minister in charge and the entire
circuit viii take part in the proceedings. An
effort viii be made TO clear the church OF debt.
Senator Bennett has purchased the business
of f. Lynch & Son and viii take possession
next week. In addition TO the lumber and
coal business the new firm will pack hay,
straw and fodder. The firm will be Bennett
4 Co.
Dr. Edward D. Wells has completed the
improvements TO the Hartsook property, OPP
poSite the store Of Theo. Derr a Son. which
he purchased last spring, and has removed
from the Boyle building to his new office ad-
Joining his residence.
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Nh. D. H. Min.nder b.. .,nrtel anl with

Mr.. y. H. NiUender has started pui with
his other riE 10 thresh.
Mrs David Rnby has % cabbage stalk t'r
seed which measures @ feet. >: iucHe- ia
height and s., inches broad and three-guaTter>
Of an inch thick through. The seed pods
measgr g iucbc~ De length. Gail and -ee
d.
Mr. William Haryer while uiiIug plrge ct
machinery received severe cut.
Mr. aud Mr. y Bourrs aud Sons. Harry
and Walter. Mr. William pers and son. 81
Shiloh, spent Saturday aud Suuis, with Jacob
lynch, iu Baltimore county, near GlyHd1u.
Nj and No Daniel Milleuder and son. d.
Shiloh. Mr. and Mr- Cosper Miileudrr, Spent
SUNDAY Vilb hi- father. Mr., Nii.euirr, Eali5.
more county. Mr. Ni,'endrr viii b.. - year
odd 81 SrpteaisF Jane and Aggis Walsh. 81
CaTHiitaB. and NJ. and Nh Ira lee. spent
SUNDAY ajlh y J. Walsh. uCar here.
Harry and Magslr ShaHcr. Of Nhah sT.sH'
SUNDAY sifh their SISTER IN Cranlerry-
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uninn Mills Items.

Mr. John Seutt. of Pleasant Valley. who
recently purchased a new threshing rg. Is m
this vicinity threshing for the farmers; the
Yield of grain Is reported good.
Mrs Maggie Hartman. nee Myers ct Aer-
cer~hnrg, Pa. Is visiting her parents IN tins
place.
Harvest Is about over in this locality; twas
long one. owing To the Wet weather.
We are pleased 10 note that Jacob Fee~cer.
of this place. who had been seriously i'll. has
somewhat improved.
On account at the rain ON saturday evening.
june 2ath the festival To have been held by
the Ladies Mite Society. was postponed TIL
Saturday evening. July 18th.
The annual picnic and celebration OF the
Lutheran Sunday school. ST Silver Ran. Will
be- held la an adjoining grove August &rd.
Erumiueut speaker from abroad viii be- pteS-
eut.
NJ Bruce Myer, who had been employed
with his brother. near Potl>yiljr Pa, has re-
turned ro his home with his mother n this
place
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An Eve Inrn ONT.

At iiHle~t"au. Pa, nu Saturday .a-f.
Maurice. saH of Mr. john u Dguersr - near
Silver RHg this county. mrr WIKI o Terrible
ngria.u, shiloh resulted n ihe boss at az eve.
lie bad taken i load u, Uats o. th+ aart
house If Nos, Starr & SsHodrr-. itil-
town. and aas a,si,siag io u1.oaa d. lie
.tss.i on shs wagon lur,iuE $3.50 psf ial~ -
as,- sH ibr hosp a' ihs h.ftiHg Tuf4. by ahseh
tEev err. draeg Gee tar aFpsg -tur uf ihs
warehouse 4 jaE .ipf--i from The iaaF
when h4lf ass sF. end ~ A5HuE uafteres
sisof.asl aFar bee ,sia at fhs wagon fa rrt0fr7
lt, vbrH -acuH3 i.zz is,l Iru.s sis la-sp sras
fhf ial Il tbs hui'jias sad struck hia aH th-
hack 81 the h~lt .orcmE = doansari asssi
hrngla1 biz lsst eve ia contact sfa q Ha5S
sa ih. s.3e 70 shr vaen.. Is.si aud che -, aa4
rsTi. taan fhr aeNe' sui i.te arsb aFuaua zoe
-ye sar-fated NsH~.rr sas Immediately ssaf
lsns aad H. EIhym4u 5..letl aul Pr advised
''.s' a. D. taken f1 Haihuur. f,T srsfafat
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BrummeI Items.

Mrs. George Struth is on the sick hist: Miss
Ida McGee. who was sick, is improving.
Mr.. John Reindolar lost horse last sat
urday.
Mr.. Dallas Albaugh and family, Of Hamp-
stead. spent last Sunday at Mr.. Jacob Brehm $
Mr. Thomas Bankard and wife. OF West
minister, spent last SUNDAY afternoon Al Mr.
jeremiah Skaters.
Mrs. Hoffman. Of Eden, visited her sister,
Mrs. Jacob Matthias. last Sunday.
Mr. Adam Martin and WIFE spent last sun
day at Carrolton.
Masters Harry and Jacob Flemming. OF
York, Pa. are visiting at their uncle 5. Jacob
Browns.
Mr.. Harry Lester and family. of Medi"rd.
visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob i-eiS-
ter, last Sunday.
Mr.. Jeremiah Shatler is visiting his uncle,
John Shafier. of Back River Neck, Baltimore
county.
Miss Carrie Gettier has returned home after
spending few weeks with her sister Mrs.
Marrow. near Spring Mills.
Mr. Jacob Brown has purchased tract OF
land Of Mr. William Reese.
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A new line of handsome high grade Pianos
aud Organs on exhibition aud sale Al Prof
John I. Royer's. III W. Main street IVES,
minister. Please call and see ,hem before
purchasing elsewhere. n
sa@@ 10 loan. Inquire at this office. 81
Something for nothing. Everyone who
buys a Rand McNaliy Guide stands insured
IN the Fidelity 4 Casualty Co. for 81 COO. with
out charge. Subscribers insured continuously
For sale by all newsdealels
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ID ihpsr citizens of Westminster having blsintse.
la Baltimore Will travel ou the train leaving Nrst.
minister al o. O., ami BALTIMORE al 5Ol D. m
there WlH "a 8 strong probability Of thaSc rams
circulation which viii h. presented to col Hno.i
asklHs tpg continuance u tl.vs5 Facilities hut in
order 60 obtain such concessions DC Fl ~ ueCt>s m
10 show profit % the hailFudd Company. tits sale
% assume that this can DE- done 10 thl travelling
portion ot Westminster people VIII use the two
Trains mentioned The train having Baltimore al
~ D. n reaches Westminster al o. ~ D. ui utri j.
perhaps. al the most desirable uu the Ftz4d
being an express tu Glyudun, AMI making fast
time from there on.
This city uee,is just such facilities and now is ih.
chance tu secure them. TYAyEIIFE
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children's Day at Salem.

Childreus Day service at Salem VI. T.
Church, near Henryton, was held ON Sunday
July eth. Ii was q very interesting service
notwithstanding the fact that the Sunda,
school is young. The program consisted o
singing. recitations, and an address hy ihi
pastor. Bro. Mcdonald. The principal par
Elephants were Annie Zepp, Berthe Hobbs
Alice Scrivinor, Molhe Arlington. Bessi,
Bopst. Willard Whalen. Edith Gill; as speak
ers. The music was furnished by Miss Erhe
Spalding, organist, Vim. f. Burgoyne, cor
Betist, Harry Downs, baSso, VIM. Arlington
tenor. and ]. o. Arlington, as leader of choir
all of BALTIMORE. The chorus consisted Of
about ffty voices Of Salem Sunday School
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Gambler Items.

The tournament lasj Saturday was well at.
tended, considering the rain in the morning;
there was quite crowd ont in the evening.
and all enjoyed themselves, Thomas string.
band Of Baltimore furnished the music, and
the dancing was kept up until about | | p. m.
Today. Saturday, the Cornet Band Of this
place will hold their annual picnic Every.
thing is being done to eclipse all former ones.
The Winfield Orchestra aud Morgan Chapel
C0rnet Band will be present. Fine sport may
be looked for as extra efforts are being pnt
forth for the occasion.
Israel T. Parish, died June 29th, 1895, aged
&c years, 4 months aud day. He had been
subject to epilepsy for many years and was
found lying on the road, he having gone to the
pasture for his COW, and lived but a few hours
after being brought home.
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weaLhsr - IL ii -.

ieIs arref1 d, al q De .a. at.I ~ af g g..
a- -Aasvfs. followed s.s .an4'lf essaF
aastaag jaly --faHr .g -u at s S. m asst
- s. +. aa. EaEy JaiF srs-rsarv =. Sc
m aaA 81 as D. E..s r.uHlF .si5a4tt
Hy haEF eaalb~r In'g H--fae-tH.rT - ~ S.
49, 4Hd = - On. sfarva-y clear sai
a'R-fsfE. aaHy En-werrHrs - 4f - H.
aad = a g. 90. clear igly .aerrsss
- % e. So. sad 60 = 30. m.- e.as.jT. fol
.nUsd rs as-v uesIhsr. Juir l2-aaeggars 80
90 H sai - a. . 3. boz . gerrra.'f s'sar-
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Mt. Pleasant Items.

Mrs. susanna Bankert gathered the FIRST ripe
tomatoes from her garden on July 4th
Aaron Burgoon, while repairing his self
binder. had his hand caught in the machinery
aud received bad wound
Mrs. Willet and two children visited their
grandfather in Pennsylvania last week
The Mount Pleasant Band will have pie
mic on Saturday, july goth. in the grove Of
Ephraim Bish
Miss c. Matthias, of Baltimore. was home
on n visit last Sunday.
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Western Maryland College at the
State Teachers Association.

The green and gold OF Western Maryland is still
on toP-this time on top Of the BlGe Ridge The
program Of the Association contained tive Of the
graduates, Prof Jas. A. niticumugh and prur
VIM ). Grouse and Prof simpson Of tho Faculty
Among Tie graduates IN attendance are Misses
Katie smith, carrie Mpuror, Etna Erb Leila ReSler
Fannie Grove, Edith Esreari, Virginia Reese Jule
Whitaker .MeSsrs. Dent Downing. A. F. smith
Graham Watson, IL g. Watson: Misses Carrie
Meredith, Ida DiIienbangh and Maggie stem: Mes>rS
John y. Cunningham and Edwad Re isl0g were
also present. After Prof simpson had finished his
oOmpimenied address the ". NJ. q itet rose in "A
body and gave the college veil II sGoWt
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Berret Items.

Rev. Mr. Honey will preach at Brandeu
burg on Sunday, at 10 a. m. "
John Dorsey has his new hay barrick com
pleted and Frank keefcr new barn is nearly
finished.
Charles Schen, who cut one of his legs with
a grain cradle, Is slowly improving
George Gist has moved TO the dwelling
house Of William jenkins.
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WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements under this head One Cent word
Man aud wife, - miles from Baltimore.
Woman for dairymaid and laundress in small
family; Man lar cows and general farm work;
must have reference; permanent place for re-
sponsibe couple. Address, giving name d.
rection and reference, A. l.. Bell, Woodens-
burgh, Nd.
good man to manage our Baking Powder
trade in Maryland. Send 10 cents for sample
and terms. C. f. Jacobs Il Co.. York. Pa.
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SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1895.

The date on the label ON your
paper shows the time to which
your subscription is paid.
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Orphans Court.

Tuesday, July 9.-The last will and tesla
ment of Alice E. Gehr, deceased, admitted to
probate and letters testamentary granted 10
EeoFge X Gehr.