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Melross Items.

TAe SHAT H. Firirad No. -, "a, sent east
this seek. Il ~ill ssnH H. enlarged.
Ms. sadie E. Sullivan, of Cranberry. sIs-n'
Saturday and SUNDAY last ~i,h her mother.
Mrs Kate Sullivan, sho rrsidr- in tsWn.
Mr.. Geo. M Zspp, wiie and daughter "a
die. Mr., Annie u Bachuian aud Mss l.~anna
krumnne, Of ueaE here, slent SUNDAY near
Vent =
Mr.. Thee. Fridingrr, Of near Manchester.
has purchasrd = sh,ngie m,ii,
Carpenters are hnsy now roofing houses,
erecting buildingS, etc
j. Calvin VENT b. erecting carriage hosIss.
Wan. Lee>e Is erecting barn. His new house
j. finished I'd. L~pp built q carpenter shop
and stable coahiued. riah A. Weniz !,
erecting a summer house. Noah sullivan wilI
roof aud weatherloard his barn next week.
John Hosieli near Manchester. will erect q
barn.
The Bachman VALLEY engine will soon lee
required to make daily trips ~ Intersection IA
carry the products Of the Melr0S,. creamery.
which Is thriving.
We would think by the present activity ia
Improvements al ground as that better times
arr coming
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Business Locals.

losr.-Ou MAY llth, between DIR. I. II.
Lewis residence and Mr.. J. Milton Reiisni.
der's. or between Mr.. j. Milton Reifsnider /,
and DIR. !. +. Ward',. a ladies light weight
black cashmere shawl. Any person leaving
same at this office will receive a suitable re-
ward. Miss kitiie Copenhayer.
EXCURSION To DECATUR, ILLINOIS.
The Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad will sell
excursion tickets TO Decatur, Illinois, on ac-
count pf the GeFman baptist Meeting, ut iha
rate of one hrstclass fare for the round "Trip,
tickets TO be sold MAY 24th TO June 9dt and
good to retarn until July 3D., inclusive. Hold
ers Of h. 4 O. excursion tickets can, on pre-
sentation Of same at Decatur, purchase eXcur-
sion tickets 10 Kansas City, Omaha and inter,
mediate points at rate of one fare for the round
trip, 4 through car TO Decatur will be run
from all stations on Western Maryland Rail.
road, date 10 be fixed later, For tickets and
other information apply 20 j. II. krichton'
Ticket Agent h. \ @. r. r.. Westminster,
Md. 81
All those who want To telephone 10 me on
business can do so free of charge. John ID.
po,,a. II
What is the population of Pasadena Oh,
here is the and-McNally Guide will look
il up. That book Is full of valuable lmtorma
ton.
Losr.-On Sunday evening on Main street
between Dr. Fouke and the Catholic Church
Breast Pin valued as an heir loom. he
ward if returned 10 DIR. FoHke ;.
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THE GRAND JURY.
Their Names, Ages, Occupations, POStOf-
fees and Religion.

The grand jury for the May term was com
posed of Is Democrats. ) Republicans and ,
ProhibitionistS. In religion nine were Meth
odists, seven belonging to the NJ. +. and two
to the NJ. p church; four to the Reformed,
five TO the Lutheran, one TO the Roman Cath
ole. one to the United Brethren, one to the
Episcopal and two belonged to none. Six
teen were farmers, two were merchants, one
bricklayer, one miller, one a carpenter
and two mechanics The oldest was Il years
and the youngest 80:
J. Oliver Wadlow. "a years. merchant.
Freedom, Democrat, Methodist.
Isaac c. Forest IS years, farmer, Medlnrd.
Prohibitionist, Methodist NJ. P.
Edward W Becker. "a wears, bricklayer,
Westminster. Democrat, Reformed.
Henry Streaker. 40 wears. farmer. Berrett,
Democrat. Methodist.
W. Bradley Herring. 40 years, merchant,
EaStview, Democrat Prohibitionist. Metho-
dist VI. ?.
Augustus Brown. 80 wears farmer. TavlorS-
vile, Democrat, Methodist.
Abdiel r. Wantz. Il years. farmer. Line
boro, Democrat, Lutheran.
Jos. B. Clabaugh, So years. farmer, Bridge
port, Democrat, Catholic.
JeSSe.J. Manahan, 80 wears, farmer, Long :,
Republican. no denomination.
IOnn Nnauef OF donh. ~ years ldtultt.
Bachman's Mills, Republican, Lutheran.
Edwin H. Sharetts, "A years. farmer Bruce
vile, Prohibitionist, Lutheran.
Robert n. Koontz, 81 years. miller, Union
Mills Democrat, Reformed.
David StoueSifer. - wears. retired farmer.
Mayberry. Democrat, Reformed.
Fletcher A. Bale. - years. farmer. Vim
field. Republican, Methodist NJ. +.
Edward j. Todd, farmer. Nj. Airy. Demo
crat. Episcopal
Henry C. MaSonheimer. * wears, carpen-
ter. Manchester. Democrat. Reformed,
Samuel Stoner. - wears. farmer. frrvaniot.,
Democrat. no denomination.
Thomas D. Thomson. 81 years. mechanic.
Taneytown. Republican Lutheran.
Leonard Zile. 81 wears, farmer FrizellbuTg-
Republican, Methodist.
Chas. r. Wilhide, t. wears. farmer aud rat
trap manufacturer. Bnceville Prohihin"ni>i
Methodist VI. +.
Samuel " Stocksdale .. wears, farmer.
Ul.ereo Democrat Lutheran.
samuel Brown, IS years, mechanic. West
minister. Democrat, Methodist.
Edward Wine. ~ years, farmer Mrlrose.
Prohihitianist United Brethren.
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Carrollton Items.

Mr. Edward koou has erected hog pen.
A large number Of oar citizens visited the
festival held by the Eburg singing class al
Eburg GA Ascension day. included ia the
number were ~ ot the Socaiists of the Car
rollton Glee Club aud a number Of Others.
On their return there vas a collision which
resulted in demolishing two bnggies
Ascension day fishing PARTON from Pleas
ant Grove, Baltimore county. visited Dreschs-
Ter : mill dam.
Nicholas j. Walsh, wife aud son. OF near
Shilo. visited Michael Walsh on Ascension
day.
Howard Milender has completed tile saving
Of a house frame for Jacob Houck.
Miss Florence Sykes, +. Pearl Shaher and
Alvertie Yingling visited Lizzie Walsh last
week Ellsworth Long visited Charles Welo.
noski, naar Westminster, Sunday last. Those
who visited VIM. Welsh last Sunday were 10.
seph aud Sarah Hinglng Of Bachulans Val.
ley; Thomas f. ShafFer and wife, Pearl Shat.
fer aud Lizzie Walsh.
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Glyndon is to have new railroad station.
r. o

Glyndon is to have a new railroad station.
II will cost about Sc. 600.
On Saturday last Mr.. Frederick ByerS, with
a force of about dozen men, placed beau
tifnl 700 pound bell in the belfry of st. Ben
iamins church. The bell is from the Mence-
" foundry. West Troy, n. Y, and its clear,
sweet tones can be heard three or four miles.
One of the most remarkable inmates Of the
Lutheran Asylum in Mount Airy Pa, is jacob
Urban. who receives and entertains more
guests than any other inmate of the institu
ton. If he lives until August u next he will
celebrate his 102d birthday which event will
be fittingly observed by his many friends. He
was born in Baden. Germany, and was adj
mitted to the home in August. 1898. His
health is fairly good, and he retains all his
faculties. His hearing is remarkably good
as is also his eyesight. He Is an inveterate
smoker and chewer of tobacco.
MAY ends, growing warmer. with reactionary
storms IN progress, said Hicks. For June, he
sayS-An equinox of mercury is central on
June Sd, and will tend to prolong clOudinesS
and storms through much of the time mp 10
storm period commencing about the 9TH; dan
gerous phenOma from 9th to 9th aud reac-
tionary storms from about 18th to 18th are
apt to be many and heavy, and hail, with
intense electrical activity. and sudden changes
to very cool. are to be expected. From 10th
to 10Th expect many storms, much ram IN
many places. with vivid lightning hail and
wind. New moon on 22d will prolong storm
conditions to the 23d Very cool weather for
the season. will follow. with some frost in
extreme north. June ends growing very
warm.
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Ii,erarr and Musical recital.

A literary aud musical recital was gwen ~
the n. =. Church. Westminster, GA FRIDAY
night Of last week Miss Margarc, Bargrr was
oreauist. Miss Marie Orem vocalist and A.-.
Beulah Gilbert reader, all Of Baltimore. Il
vas q very strong combination ct musical and
literary talent. and the audience WAS highly
delighted with the program. Miss Ranger s
performance on the organ WAS simply charm.
ing: Miss nrem voice was tuli. clear and
sweet. and her singing artistic aud excellent.
Miss Gilbert Is instructor ia execution at
Western Maryland COLLEGE. The ioHnWing
program yas given;
oman: taJ Unfold Ie Portals. The Redemption
60unnd. o. Nocmrne. ops chopin. '.fhe hinurl
Parry Kate Douglas WiEFiu Nossl Hear Ae. %
lsrael Elijah Merteiesdhn. The Hera ui tnF
Tower " IN Carleton. 0sayan, 5ai tsarptfe Mig
n0pl Trans, BY ClaFeHcc E8dy. thi The EycuiFg
STAR (fasInhauscF Trans D. tiarrtsfc tA1.tD tr
PizEipati Delilss Aunt AmikyS TeVlh. ~tuT
woai Bonner Nufal low fnkea ih,ll4s
Jack the Fisherman r Fisalr~ oman "a.
Mcio-fy Rutrustein. fh tsaV,Sle hisshs3 Veal
9"F0r Az Eternity Masc.8erlul. Ny Ws~tiaz
Day A. r,latel aa Ruth Ana Ha~ kus g.
4rafsT
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. F. f. Manahan. Of Fairfield. Pa. !,
visiting relatives and friends in Carroll.
Mrs. Dr. NJ l.. Bolt Of Westminster, Is
visiting her sister. Mrs |. ). Weaver, Balti
more, and will accompany her to Lake Ro.
land, where Mr. and Mrs. Weaver viii spend
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Nordiuger. Of Baltimore,
celebrated the fortieih anniversary ef theil
wedding on Sunday last. All of their SIX
children. including Mrs. A. c. StraSburger
Of Westminster, were present Mrs. Sira>
burger spent the week With her parents ans
will return home today.
Miss Ida Moore. who speat ihe winter in
Baltimore. has returned home Tor the sun
mer.
Rev Jesse Higgins went to Washington,
ID. c.. on Tuesday TO attend the annual con.
vention Of the Episcopal Church. diocese 81
Maryland.
Charles +. Funk, MAYOR Sshaefer. 3. +,
Grouse, Pred H. Miller and Dr. George T..
Rauehman. all OF Westminster weHr % ?bila
delphia 0ss "Wednesday aIssi returned THURSDAY
night.
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Result of Examination of Teachers.

School Examiner Davis announces the re-
suit of the annual examination for teachers
certificates and scholarships al the State
Normal School, tar The County, as follows:
Fifteen ladies and thirty gentlemen attended
the examination as applicants for teachers
certificates. aud six ladies aud one gentleman
as applicants for scholarships at the State
Normal School,
OF the applicants for teachers certificates,
Is were teachers whose certificates had sX'
PRED. Of the remaining ~, eleven passed,
namely. John w. Yingling. Ulysses II.
Shipley, Benjamin +. Riggler, G, Franklin
Wisner, Irene Hooper, Lillian Fnnklin,
Howard Wertz Samuel |. HOhacker, Horatio
7. Wentz, Naomi Troxel and Mary A. Trox.
ell
OF The seven applicants for scholarships al
the State Normal School, Bertha +, Matthew.
of Reese. Ora Whitmore of Westminster, and
J. Il. Wells Of Hampstead passed.
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FrizellhurE liens.

Nj Vernon SUNDAY schuai ,,rEsn5zri 81
MorrIock @choolhouse on Saudsy, Nav l'sh
uiih the folloviug oalccrs President ]. T.
Yonne: superintendent. Wa iiehfner. a.
.isiauis. Edward Sehaarr aud Geuree >iana;
female superintendent. Ms Molli- Wssuer
assistant. Mrs. :. Shlsey: aeCTetAFy. harv
Hessan. treasurer. T. J. kaufmaa; librarian,
k,rnsr Waguer. assistant librarian. 4, :.
Lowe; tnu-jcsi director Me. ts.utN lrlaii
fvhsF.
The sunuss syh.ssi hers taught hx Iohu
T. Nall. sili BE- c1BIinara SEEK i.uzei
than the time .Jaeihy-d. nwinE to the dl,a-
grrcal.lc Ncailsr ihrouEh Nav.
Your correspondent ha, rhrrr, irrr siih
rpe chrrris, oH it.
The corn came ap vyrs t,aily ia ihs, sitIat
H. particular, the ground ploscsl this sprifsg
In some frlds uai half II is came up aud 'hs
eat worms arr DESTROYING Whai !, up-
W. have ~" yang 81 earpruirss iu TIM
place and arr Kept very hssy. q, 8 great .ira
Of huiiding b. gninK ou.
A. Nillei IS having q hos g.rH aud tmPlr
meat she'd erected. Harry Biark 4 Co. car
p~alrr~.
Quiie a unml,-r al horsss ia ibr FtriuIU
have nnw 90 have had the iisiesapcr.
The ba-e hall club defcated the Mes
Milk riub on Ascension day Al thi- placr h
81 20 : in favor of the hone club
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Shiloh Items,

Farmers are replnniing their corn,
D. H. Millinder has removed his engine
and saw mill from Jacob Houck ;, near Car,
rollinn, "a Peter Huchman's, near Houcks.
Vile, and will return home IN a few days.
Miss Grarie aud Blanche Rupp have return
ed home from visit to Baltimore,
Mr. Cam, wife aud daughter spent Sunday
last with David Ruby aud family. of Meadow
Lawn.
Mrs Howard Milinder and son, near here
spent Ascension Day with her sister. Mrs j.
y. Sellers, at Lauver.
Mrs David Ruby and son, of Meadow
Lawn spent Ascension Day with her daugh
ter, Mrs j. \. Sellers. of Lauyer.
Michael Brilliant has repainted his tenant
house and has added 10 his dwelling new
porches. David Ruby has had new porch
put mp.
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OrnhanS, Court.

Thursday. Nav =. Report Of sale Of rial
estate II Meletor Cox. decreased. hnally rsti
he'd
Monday. Nav 2s.-rhe last Will aRd tesla
men, Of Marx Rixler. deceased, admitted So
probate aud letters documentary granted 20
Aarnn BiNlrr. Jonathau BixieT, Peter BiNier
and Criah Bxler, who returned inyeniory ni
goods and chatlels inventory Of money and
list IT debts. and received orders To- sell rial
estate and notify erediinrs.
The last will and testament 81 Nicholas
Parker. decreased, admitted lo probate.
Edward A. Zilc. ADMINISTRATOR Elizabeth
Ziie. decreased reiurns,l list of saifS Of s,ssis
aud chaIiets.
Tuesday. Nav 3Sih.-Eai,iu i. Fringrr.
administrator uf James =. FringrF droeased,
settled frsi and final account.
Eliza J. TAYLOR. eNecu,Tix Of Noah W. lay
lnr. deceased. settled first aud FINAL account,
The last will and testament If CaiharIns
Hedges. daeassed. admitted Ia probate aud
letters teslameninry granted 10 Fauci~ l.,
Herring
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Taylorsville Items.

Spring crops are not hooking a. wril q.
desired.
Several buildings ara being erected In thi,
vicinity Mr.. Henry Dorsey . hna-e aud
harm. James Barne> machinery she'd,
samuel Poole two tobacco honSr. Nimrod
DAVIS a dwelling house and George Chase I.
enlarging his house and has built larn.
Mrs. T. ". Gillis,. of Baltimore. Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. John Rinehari.
Miss Drcsl,-F. 81 sparrow Point. Is visiting
Mrs. I. A. Barnes. Mrs. I. A. Baruc, r.
Gently returned from Baltimore. where she
visited her sister.
Mr.. Frank T. Davis, ST.. aud daughter
Olivia. spent a few days ia Baltimore thr
week.
Children day will De celebrated at Tasiar
Vile VI. f. Church. Sunday Junr 9Th, sad st
MI Olisr, on June Il.
Preaching u ST. Paal I.aiherqu charh
tomorrow morning
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commencement at New windsor College.

The annual commencement exercises Of
New Windsor College will be held June , to
g. The baccalaureate sermon will be deliv-
cred tomorrow at IL a. M. by Rev. David J.
Reale. pastor of Presbyterian Church, Fred
eriek. Md The address to the Christian As
ISOLATION will be delivered Sunday at : p. M,
by Rev. Frank +. Williams, of Baltimore.
Christian College Is the subject Of the adj
dress to the literary societies. on Monday AT
8 p. m.. by Rev. Charles NJ Ramsdell. OF
Washington. ID. c. On Tuesday. at s p. M,
the soiree and oratorical contest bv under
graduates will take place.
Thursday, at 1890 a. M, the exercises OF
the graduating class will be gwen by the fol-
lowing graduates: James NJ. Wallace, Of
Philadelphia. Pa. salutatorian; John Rudolph
West, Of New Windsor; John A. l.arcomhe.
OF Yineland n J.; W. Everett Smith, OF
Philadelphia. Pa, valedieioriau: graduate Of
the business college. Sterling Howard koontz,
Linwood. Md. RevS David II. Greigg and
Stuart Crockett, Of Baltimore, viii assist
President Purnell with the exercises.
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Sudden Death.

Keener a. Warehime. of Sandy Mount.
visited his father. near Frizelbnrg on Tues
day. and expected TO return ON "Wednesday.
just as he was ready to leave he said 10 his
wife that he felt unwell aud would lie down
for short time He did so and almost inn
mediately became unconscious, in which con
dition he remained until Thursday afternoon,
when death ensned. He was about y wears
old. and leaves wife and one child. His
funeral will take place nj 9 o clock this Sat
urdayj morning. and the interment will be al
Snndv Mnnnt
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HAMPSTEAD District Items.

William f. Shaficr has been unable lo work
for several weeks on account of sorr iuot.
Dr. sherman Is attending him.
!. ). Siricklin barn was raised on Saiur.
day last. fbsra we're about - men present.
Ga the same day Ms, J, ;. SIrickhn had a
quilting party al which there we're I ladies
present At night birthday parry va given
to their daughter Sadie.
Mrs T. A. Shue and son Granville spent
Saturday aud SUNDAY with friends near Mare
burg. Pa.
Decoration services will BE- held ~ Hamp-
stead Saturday, june !.
Miller's L. b. Sunday school will hold their
annual celebration ON July ~. Many neigh
boring schools have been invited; some have
already accepted. The Manchester CoBer
Band will furnish the music.
Mr.. Jnbn Eby and wife Of Ehere, spent
Sunday IT William Skaters.
Miss Ida Ctz spent Sunday with Miss Sadie
Strickln
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CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Report of the Grand Jury-End OF Inc
Breach of Promise Case.

When our report closed at noon ON FRIDAY
of last week the breach of promise case OF -.
Calvin Warner vs.. William H. and Emma =.
Powell was on trial. The case was closed on
Friday evening by a verdict for the defendant.
On Saturday the case of j. 1raub Bro.
against the Caledonia Insurance Company oi
Scotland was taken up. The ease occupied
the time of the Court until Wednesday even
ing, when a verdict was rendered for the
plaintiff for 81 ,l2S.l5. BY an agreement en-
tered into by counsel. a similar verdict l. en-
tered against The Norwich Union of England,
The Fire Association Philadelphia. and the
Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford,
CT. making total Of S4.5l2.60. This Is
equivalent to the amount of the verdict toHnd
for the plaintiff : at the February term ot the
court in 1894. with interest. The trial eN-
cited much interest among the insurance com.
panieS generally. rs a number OF disputed
points were in issue The defendants sought
to confne the amount of the verdict to the
award made by the appraiser for the compan-
les, the late T. {. Birnbachrr. and the UNI
pire. Mr.. j. George Baetzer. in which the
appraiser for the plaintiffs. Mr. Joseph R"sen-
field. refused 10 concur
REPORT az THE GRAND Jury.
The grand jury was discharged on Monday,
after a session of Il DAYS. In their report they
state they examined los witnesses including
eleven conStahles found IS true bills aud dis
missed 81 cases. In performing oar duty.
saws the report. we have kept ia mind the
court : recommendation that We should save
the county useless accumulation Of costs from
abortiye prosecution, aud have only presented
such cases a. We think would stand probable
chance of conviction before a petit Jury.
The jury found the jail in 4 cleauly condition,
but recommend better ventilation and drain.
age, aud they also found some weak spots
in the building.
Yesterday court was called Al 10 - clock.
ami the ease of Do. Henry +. Gary y. Jacob
\. Drhuf was taken up. and was -iill on
hand whra our report closed, Reii>nider \
ReiiSnider for plaintiff: Stocksdale aHd Cla-
haugh 4 Roberts for defendant.
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New windsor Items.

The extensive Improvements which have
been in progress ~ Dielman Hotel are nov
completed and the well. known resort n ready
for summer guests who hive f1F ~ many year.
soiaurned here Some families are expected
very shortly and their appearance always
brightens up the town. aud iInparis nrw life
To de- trades people.
The erection Of the new Odd Fellows Hall
is progressing.
Crops and vegetation 81 81 kinds are prom.
ising aud are in keeping with the general
growth of prosperity over the country, despite
the efforts Of Republican misrepresentation.
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Fountain Valley Items.

Miss Jennie Reese. the summer school
teacher at Meadow Branch. presented Miss
Emma Babylon handsome plush album tor
the energy taken in the school.
MIR. Uriah Babylon is making some repairs
To his property.
Mr.. Frederick Zahn aud Mrs. Sarah Stone
siier are visiting friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Upton Decker, who has been sick for
sometime i jp a very weak condition.
Mr.. VIM. Waotz is making some repairs 10
his barn.
Crnns are LOOKING line.
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weather Record for the Week.

May 25-mercary 62 ut a. m. and 81 al
> p. m; cloudy with occasional light showers
followed by clearing weather; heavy rain du-
rlnz he night. May 26-mercury 62 at a.
ID. aud 90 Of 2 p. M; rain and elondy until
4.80 p. M; thunder gusts during the night.
MAY 27-mercury So at Q. m. and &c at =
D. M: occasional heavy showers. Nay 28-
mercury 81 at a. m. and ~ at Up. m. clear.
Nav 29-mercury G6 at a. IN. and 80 at
D. M; clear, May 30-mercury rs at a. m.
and "a at p. m; clear. May Sl-mercury
70 at a. m and 80 at p. nj bay
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The ladies of Medford Union Sunday school
are going to have a supper on June IL. The
proceeds are to go towards getting an organ.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wampler and daughter,
Miss Dollie Englar Miss Alice Englar and
Mrs. Frank Haines left on Monday TO attend
the annual lunkard meeting in Illinois.
Mr. aud Mrs Harry Witer have returned
from Virginia.