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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-12

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REWARD.

A ressr< e 80 siu - rzz for insor-
s~zszcn sesSfEx 70 TIE axrsss ar9 eo1sss-
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HOOD cASsAL ROUTE
L. ;. MAIL
PAcrrrc NAvIaArIoN Co.

Tine Card IN effect Juns 1 -
SEATTLE. EVER EFT AND wHlIeUM
ROUTE
state 81 Washing ION leaves SeetsA ~
sxceps saturday. AZ - .. N. .ss
SEATTLE EVERETT AND u WN'
NER ROUTE.
rAlrhAven leaves Seattle ally e4Esv'
Sunday. az a IA.
Tsiephons. Main ~ feeifT -
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FLY on THE FLYER

FLY ON THE FLYER"
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Four round trips daily except Sunday
In ore Gn1r ard twenty-five minutes.
THE ST EAMER FLYER"
Regular daily Tips. S<attle-TaeonA
route. q fellows.
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. NAY ..
TIME CARD.
Single fare. Sar. rousd trip. Sc
Leave SeatiIe-1.s5. usI5 A. n. Sss SIS
2. M
Leave Tacoruz-sz9 a. m; l. 4s3n . n
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle a. IA. e m. ,. m
Leave Taconiz--e - a. us. z.H - o. n.
Landing az <artheru Pacitic wharf TIA
coma. ard Commercial deck. foot Of Ma
rson street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer aod state OF
Washington. fare Soc.
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TIL. ALASKA STEAMSHIP co..
1TEANrR WfI.LAPA.

tAWE- er@DFEs S-lNNE -. - -
Leaving Seattle for Alaska jane = =
ard every thirteen DAYS tasreaitef.
For fgeigas and passs &C. rates -.
to J. G. CARROLL. Axes
SeA~mbacnRr dock Tel. FM
CHARLES Z PEABODY. General -
aFer Seattle.
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wHATcoM AND SEATTLE Rou7A
STEAMER Ray err

Leaves City desk. foot % Main ~
Tuesday THURSDAY ard Saturday: 4Sf
n for An4eortes. EaiFhaEea az1
com Re.arrfng. leaves W&atccn 5'&ne
~ ssfres 1ay ard Friday = : ,. an. FS
LAZY. Esgardus & Co. City dcrx- =
Phoze. Mzln s.. 49,,
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l. & 3. TRANSPORTATION co.
WEEKLY TIME CARD.
sTrAMER rY-x or r-r<.xrp.rrx~

STEAMER CITY OF CHAMPAIGN.
skag3t River Route
Leaves S@atgle--TGes4Av. June g. a. .
a N THURSDAY June Il a. g a. n Sa.-
sTtay. June 3. 8, Z noon Leaves Mount
vernon " eGnes1zT June 10. II D. ra .
Friday. June =. AZ 2. m. Sun4ay Jura
"a a. ?. m Calling a. Ssarwoos FIR
Skagt City. Mount Vernon and Avon.
81 s-tii2 gong south Sunday and north
Tves1ayJ
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AEversifsmens under TIE head 81 i<estr
FczE1 For Sale. Fer Rem and Eituattrzs
warfs1 vii - tnssrfed AZ tie rate o !
cent q word sseh isseTtior. PsFfnent AZ
Ways Ia advance No Advertisement re-
G4ssea or less tb2n = c<nfa
sCTICE-Ths bussnsss cfscs % tss
rest -frfsistEs resr - ors1 srf1 u 3 =
Dar6sy h3urs, a. r.. &c Il - ,. m- an
to b n M Classified ADVERTISEMENT VII
be received ~ 70 this time.
Advertisements viii Re received AZ
branch Offices u tire poss~frssIssgencer
TACOMA BJHkAI-So. La pacse
Rrgrus
PORT TOWNS END William Jones
Efzf.7 5.fsFgkH BAT-sew WA2tcoaas
o ~. Culver. Manager.
0IYMpft-ss7s, Main street Char -
Wstscn. Agent
The following letters await Advertisers
4 this cHfee.
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Norm o0nrAsLesves Seattle I a n:
lasvss Port Townsend 6 a. M. leaves FRI
cav harhor iea9 A. IN: leaves Roche Hzr-
ss20 ?. III.
South ooun1--T1ssvss New whateorn a
n. leaves Roche HarScr 10 a. IN. leaves
FRIDAY Hsroor II a. IN. leaves Port
Suss9 2. m arrives 81 Seattle T.8
2. N.
p Thompson. uazaxer-owrer. Lily.
BoEarcuz & c.. agents. City dock
Telephone. Main 81.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
county, state of Washington. A L
rEon55y. pi,5nJIr. IS Alsxazder Nc
tor Hcr5sr. defendants Summons:
The state ce Washington 70 The said
Victor Horesr. eefen 1znt. Yca are hereby
summoned % appear Within sixty gsD days
after t1a Gate % this Eunzrlcrs. t0-~it.
Within sixty cd days after IRE sth day
OF May. A .. 1sss. ard defend the above
entitled acton II the above entitled court
ard answer the complaint 90 the p1sintiT
ard serve q copy OF your answer upon The
undersigned attorney for the plaintiff. a.
rs offies below siated. ard = case Of you-,
failure 50 70 do. judgment zia Dc rendered
against you according 20 the demand q
the complaint, which has been sled with
the clerk u said court.
The object os the above entitled action
fs % farecfoSe a mortgage given By the
above named 6efen6ants. Alexander Nc
Cuea ard 3. ID. McgGeE. his wife. 20
C1zTfss Twonbly. and assigned BY sai1
Charles Twcu1bly 10 Tits plainfir. which
mortgage Is dated November Is 1892. and
recorded IN the Office ot ire auditor of
sad King county in volume 9. % mort
CT said mortgage and note secured there
by being Ihe sim 9f 81 500 principal ard
interest thereon from May is. 1894. az the
rate % eight per cent per azEun. ard
seventy-ave dollars attorneys fee ard
costs ard disbursements OF this action. The
property conveyed Included IL said mart
gage Is described a. lots sven and s.ga,.
70 the city Of Seattle. IN King county.
state % Washington. ard - secure a de-
cree barring ard forecloSIng the above
named defendants. and each OF them. OF
and from al right claim OF equity Of r.
dsupsiou Of. IA ard 20 sad premises ard
every part ihereof ..osJ =. . sikE
P o address. roouls 2 and Is occi-
dental block Seattie. Wash.
NOTICE OF sHERIFF~s SALE. In the
Superior Court of the State of Washing
son for the County Of King. Emily l..
Tan. plaintiff. VS.. Dagt1 T Denny.
Rauk Of Commerce Of ProylSence. Rhode
Island. The Pgget Sound National Bank
% Seattle. defendants. Ne. is54
Under ard by virtue o. an order OF sale
and special execution issu%d out OF TIA
above-namea coert il The zoovs-sntitied
cause and to ne directed and d.
I.vsreE / have duly levied upon
the following described rsai prop
erty. situated in King county state
Of Washington, to-wit: Lots one IL. two
ssl. three 80. four ca. ave %. eight -.
thirteen 1sl ard fourteen 90. % block
dfty-three fS3i, OF p. T. Denny's Home
addition 10 the CITY OF Seattle
Notice IS therefore hereby given that on
Friday tire latb day Of June. isss a. the
hour % - o'clock a n Of sad day az ina
front door os tia court house. IN the r84v
% Seattle. IN sad King county I VII sell
The above described property az pubic
auction. 20 the highest ard best b.ader. for
Dated this l4th day az May. 80
A. T. VAN DE yASTER. Sheriff.
Hastings ard stedrsn. Atfo-n-vz
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PUGET SOUND AND CENTRAL AM
rcAS STEAMSHIP coaPASr-

Regular saillrgs between
sound auG eHtrAA Amsf
ports GxAsrA. onLes. A4G1As
building ------------------~ :
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STEAMER RosALrE -
Arlington dock. leaves for vsttox
Pert Townsend daily. except ss.r9oy. =
fg.n a. IN. returning leaves FscsoS1
10 al m. Steamer Iaaho leaves ~ 49,
Townsend ard way rcints daify.
Sunday. az 7 a. m. sunday, 1a!ssL
a m returning. direct. ls1yes
Townsend az ? m 'Ptore. fafs
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A1rerffsexs <sssrfrx flsp.xy advertise
nents ebarge1 fer the H8at8y fsses n -
Asr6 f. copy ~ ofcIcc< Saturday 70 10
sire ctz.Ts.
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EsFTN&s WaFFl@K
= ers<v - se>sTs eS-rsc s-z<rzsSS =
-. 80. s<<s~ fEes~ Aea8FesESk. - SIS
go - Lei A. srs Ezzz1S3s cFacsx =
sSsz r.sr@r. 80 ezxrge = zsSs s2r s~E1
szs%3e~s
EU-e~zf -S<srts ~s~sSss1<s - 10Y = -
RAJ rrxerrsrse ws9 - rr&rx&1 - -
rxzs 81 Is rsx@s $50 ssre sxc1 fSss-@zcx
xsr1- 1870 = sfyxg N-E2 CT
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND xns
ROUTE
q T-IsT S8s saz rals -
MMLE &1MAa
DAFLT THE CARD
Leave 49,
0iv-ozz at IN q - Ta-n-va a. -
I2e1nsz As~--aLas N s+atsa4 II -
Scale a. -. fss , =T seesxz -
Taee1sa as. I'D : =0awHpAa a -!
CITY OF AEEzDEEx
Daily sxcsz< SAxEs.zy.
L@Ass AFT1uN
Seattle s~~-.. - - zra<1sa - - !
EzE1zzA .-.--I3fsa a e LE1aa ~
Olympia - 20 o zrze1zaa -. go
Ta=11sa ..-. Sd ; n sea tia ~
Fare seex@@z SeAe-.a a-s -
cs1sx LaGs1.nz a. Seattle Cir 3srS 1
% Mar street
LILLY, Bct-ARuws A CO. 49,.
City ssc& TesspA1ae. -
Cag- L NtssT. A2zzgar
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KaUsE AND MADISON LINE
STEAM SCHOONER LAKME.

WI sal from San Francisco June %. chr
ryfng IRE Eht a. g. PER On ccr.nscEsnx a.
Seattle Tor al pcsrfs
4. < CAME. Azen..
- Arficxson dock. IsssDhona. Plka a
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
carrying CntteS States mail. leaves City
cock. foot - Aai1 street Monday We'd
1esday aud FRIDAY at I a IA for Port
EoNnssra. San Juan islands ard New
Nhstcorn- Returning. leaves New what
{ o. T.
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT wiw
TNGTON ROUTE
STEAMER A. p ROBINSON
Carrying II. :. Nal.
On Port Orchard ard Purs waaAin6tGQ
route. leaves City deck. ssot u III
street. $50 a. m. ealing a. scuth n<ee
BtsrrHeIl. Brick Yard. Brerrsrtc1. q
Navy Yard. Ssdney. ChsrKzSt1n- Trsrytn
Chteo. Slivertsis- Leaves Pert OrcAsrl
ravy station az p ia arrives Seozt
a. sp. m e -. Rohtns1c, master In
Bogareus A. Co.. agents rtlspAona -
81
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FOR THE GOLD FTELDs a
YUKON RIVER ALASxA
Tne sssaGses ExcELszoR N -
cAa%svs. ce1E&Ez.Ex wzE - ss~
3. WeaEe Tar Fc-E Cs14aAy. ssarSs. !
al mining amps % ne r4vep
-nls 3 sas o1Iy vnzSe :, - -
-tn@s by whiGa kA@ 1a=gers s-d 49,
caz - aEsf5@1- Passengers -.
ers az Seattle sE4 2r@ lan.ea asrsrs3S
sns -Irsz FER rzssss ETC.. ac.1v =
N1ELa 49,; I, sS -,ss LgAx5Pcgf,
srs EAz<<- Seattle. wAsA
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP co1rPAx1
sTRs. GARLAND AND EvANou

Seattle ard Tovrs@r4-Neah ~ -
Steamer Gsrlsr1 leaves Yezser aort r.
cays wednesdays xn1 yrf1aya a
a n to- pcr- Tow1se11. Porr V7af1.1
TSu-xxness. Port Angeles. pors g.
Cettyshurx. PysAt. Ga2llan bar m -
BAY. r@Turn-Ex. arrives az SAITH =
N. On cc25ssrs 4ayA Steamer 49,
caves Teefer deck so- Port Axer30 r.
Victoria. Mondays. ws<iz.s1ays Al =
dav az $40 2. m.. arrives Saas<1o ekn|
rae days zN . n
EVERETT ROUTE. STR. GREYHorxn
Daily. except Sua1zy.
Leaves Seattle a. m. u n. xnR
Leaves Everett 50 a. IA. IA q n. a
2. n
Everett = m
Fare-Ssrxis trip. &c: rourf srsa. n
connects with boats fer TacanA aad N
hcntss-
LandIrg-Colnaa docs. foot u Narn,
SEATTLE & TACOMA SAr1GA11u
COMPANY.
= w ;co6nue HxrAnx
Telephone. Red <zI-
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n 4sfEzv = ~. vsT-s= fkss cseys sI1& 3.
80 ~ ge@. yewssfsE@ u f1k Ers3s
~. Ar ; J. K@szzse5. - ~ 80
<..r< fsssSfzss-.S 1kaarrxs J. a z
ss1 ersses - BzEez- esza = rszzzss
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DEXTER HORTON & Co. BANKERS.
Incorporated ISs--
CAPITAL -tss'.,
Surplus .----.----------. - 1A'.SN
Presld@zr -....-..-.---.A. A. DerEy.
u.saxsr --..-......- y. II. TAsIzler.
Cashier .~..-..--..-.F 2 Var TEyf-
sssET exchange ara teIsxrsEEEe trans
Frarcssco. Portland ard various s0l1zs q
Oregon ard British Col1em.a-
SzgnF hills GO exchange G. Lozdo- avail
abe elsewhere II Europe-
coEleessens mad. az al points CT szvor-
asusss seeks ard osser vaIuahlss re-
essvea on ss7oslt Cor safe Messing
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
Capt,si stock paid in-------. -. 90
sGrp.1s -.--------.------- $1,000 Lsass
z {. Nsafslasr .........-.- vios Prssi5sai
r V. Arkszy .--.-.------...-.-%.--- Cashier
DIRECTORS.
= c SsafsiSer. 7 r Haysea
sEnaad schwssasssr.
corrssporas-cx fn al me pvincsrai cities
in the United States and Europ--
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
Occidental block Seattle wash
@oFFTcERs AND TRUST EF.sI
Jacob Furtn --..--..--.--...-.-.-- preE.ert
Arthur a. Denny -;.;......-.y Wee r'rss.sens
lean Ls {, ,.-, ,Nssrone VsSs rrss s
Frank l. Biodgett .Assisiant Cashier
S.gmura Sehvabachsr. Joan Collins.
z c. Nsafsadsr. J. 7. Gresnleat
Transac;s a savings bark business az
clrstvsly-
ints-ss; allowed per anour: ssr per
cert or term deposits. per cent On or
dlrary deposits
Dividends ss.larsd last f-ys % MAY szi
November Leans made on real estate or
approved coilatsrals only
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Pztd-up captain .----....----.--. sisa.es
Surplus ......-.s.-.-...- .-..... $50 30
Maurice McMicsen.. ...-..yics President
General Barking business Transacted
sisht ard tslsg-apsie exehaase payable
United States and Europe.
BANK OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Pai1-u7 capital. 1.es1.0s. reserve. yee.-
60. f1e4E SI1tces " Lon0ard street. Esc1-
Goa- Branches. Portland. San FrzncIsca.
Seattle, Victoria. Tacoma. New wsStuuir-
ster Nsnaimo, kauloeps. Nelson. VAN
couver. B. G. general banking ard ex-
change business transacted Lo2rs made
Bills discounted. Commercial credits
granted. Deposits received o. current az
count subject 70 check
r. LEA BARNES. Manager
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
Palt-up capital .-.......-............ Ssoa 90
Trarsacts a general banking business.
Il D Ballard ........-........... President
II c. Henry Vice President
r r. Spencer .....-..--.....-..-.--- Cashier
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
ionic LODGE. Ma. -. r. ans A. NJ
essscsst communicated F~fssy lure IL
a. 30 = m.. for p8rpoms 81 burial -
Brother John ArsrsNs late o. Kinx-
sfan. Wash. l.. r WOLFE. " n
g r. CASE Sec
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vTCToaLA ROUTE

PUGET SOUND A. Ar.Aswa
SHIP COMPANY
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waxTED-FEaaLI..

wASTE1r-peslti1n ~ stenogra pher m
which - work mornings sp9rierra
or legal work Address SgeHcgfapAer.
Poet -fntalisgea~eT.
WANTED T;ersnan lasv wants position
as hensfk esrey Or general homework
Mrs.. HetTn. fgzzta First avenue
WANTED Sewing grzf-sta~ dress
maker. A3cF~sN 8. Po@f-tBfeiii<eneer
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FrccEs-o re wg1e - NJ Hs~sy
r<oexs. 5sr< Fl. ~ . So
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WA$TED-f3y an experienced sceounfnr.
dress ". ~. Dunbar. general delivery.
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sixht sxcsaExe ar3 telegrsEn.c Erars-
fsrs cz %zw YORK. Chicago. - Pa21. San
Frzrcssco Portland ard various sok1zs q
Ore~oc ard British ColusGsA-
Ssgar hills GO exchange G. L<oz1oz avail
able s1ssx here II Eurcre
t,cElestszrs na1a a. al points CT fzvor-
able ssFES-
4erasS seeks ard cSser ~aluah1sa re-
eesvs5 on 1s2csl. for safe Eeec.rg-
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ANTEn-aTSCEGI axrotS
WANT EtEee~s.ea customers 70 tas- ,.t~ 49,
ltuE silver Fhift Walg eetz gFrsss -, -,
A. ". " haaE atea's "a srtrst a,e.,ss
WANTED We ray eass ss~ al "a. =.
ssccnP-Hsrs hasssehssiS ssssstx Feressc-s :
>fissn 4 Munfos tslz - 10 ss.-osss =
WANTED tsty's AS szasssznsa.s h.-.
Er#ae aced hSest Is safety. AA8~-ss
Particulars. l>o9tef,ee b5x al
ANrkssn--lesss eerss cara ~ees Aess,
seattle rag asa n&rs~ Csrsa&Ey. -.
rssrelsl Sec&.
NANrFEe-A sasd Eeeau.f-Aars ee,~.-.
na&etaa gFsEsyssa ssS S41tA AVER 81
CAY.
WANTED~1eFsev cess A8tsxss J. =
tes1-fefess .Kencsr
wANrt.IsA single eassy. = s<Asuss~
na2a Nks~k.
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W = NJ kfA-~AEents 70 sell SASS iaeks a~s
tai foG e stamp. best s~lisrs sSsr -
vented best weights; 80 ssp. wrfe
oaick fsrosars & CO. sex - PNila-
HTtDhta
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
Lebanon News.

Mrs. Mary Funkbouser has been very
III, though she is able to move about.
The carpenters are about through with
our church. but there is much to do be-
fore 1t IS finished.
DR.. Rusmiselle and family returned
from Romney last week He IS Improv-
ing in health.
Miss Lily Laughhn IS attending the
Normal at Edinburg.
Mr.. Arthur Miller is building a nice
residence In this place.
Mr. Frank Bowman Is about finishing
bis residence.
The cbildren's aid society had q sue
cessful yard party in Mr.. Snarr's yard,
last Saturday.
Our streets have been curbed but not
paved. We are waiting for Mr. 81 Feely
to give the subject attention.
A new committee consisting OF Messrs.
II. E. White, Maybsrry Laughln an d
Mason BLY,, has been appointed to look
after the interests Of the church and has
made some much desired Improvements.
We have had plenty of rain and all the
crops are promising.
Oar politicians have been too busy to
co mplete their plans for the salvation Of
the country. You will hear from us later
"Big Ingun."
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
EDINBURH ITEMS.

Miss Ada MacVy car, of Winchester,
was visiting Mrs D. P. McGinnins last
week.
Miss Mollie Lantz is visiting friends at
Penmar.
Mr.. J. Meredith has moved his drug
store into the new room adjoining E. NJ.
Clem's store. He has also furnished his
store with a first class sOda-fountain.
Mr.. Henry Rlddieberger, who has been
working in Charlestown, W. Va, is at
home on visit.
Miss Dinges, of near Middletown, is
visiting Miss Lnla HOpewell on the cor
ner of High and P:cca1lla streets.
On last Friday very interesting game
of ball was play ed between the fret mines
Of Edinburg and Strasburg, resulting IN
a score Of 6 to in favor of Ednburg.
A number OF ladies and gentlemen from
this place attended the festival held at
Pleasant View asst Saturday night. We
were informed that several of the young
men were completely captiyated AID that
they made an unconditional surrender,
thus proving that the ladies are bearing
in mind, the fact that leap year does not
come again for years.
Mrs. NJ. C. Gearing who has been i'll
for several days past, is improving.
Miss Emma Lants is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Funkhouser, near Mt Jackson.
Arte the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. D. Jennings has been very i'll for
some time.
Miss Lille Laughlin OF Lebanon Church
Miss Windle of Toms Brook and Mr..
Oscar Hottie Of Pogh's Run are attend
ing the Edlnburg normal school.
Miss Frasier, of Baltimore, was visit
ing Miss Edith Miller last week.
Miss Martha Boehm has been i'll for
several DAYS past.
Miss Grace Bussard is visiting her
parents in this place.
Miss Jennie Wade, of Winchester is
visiting Miss Alice Vincent, on Main st.
Prof. Irwin Of Mercersburg College was
here several days ago.
We sometimes think the ladies do not
mean what they say, but when they say
they will slap US into the middle of next
week. because we call = fellow by his
pet name We think it Is high time that
we humbly obey their voice. Sioux.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
Hamburg Items

Mr.. Editor:-Having been blessed with
a nice rain we will now try to show our
gratitude by writing a line or two for the
HERALD.
Hay making is not as flush as it was
last week Oh account of wet weather.
Mrs. Ida Bowman, of this place, who
has been complaining for some days, we
are glad to say is impro wing.
Misses Mabel Long aud Sallie Ruby, of
Hawkinstown, were guests of Miss Ada
Bowman, of this place, Saturday and
Sunday.
Leap year IS emembered pretty often
at this place lately. But that IS right;
girls this is your chance; doOt wait until
you are twenty FIVE.
We were looking for some of Onr boys
to drive out in the hesrse Sunday even
ing, but the old saying, keep the calico
at home and the boys will STAY there
too" seemed to hold good and kept some
Of them at home Sunday night, all
right enough.
Mr.. Robt. NJ. FUR, of this place, who
has been 10 the Western States for some
time returned home recently. Bob IS one
of our best boysand was gladly welcomed
home by all.
Communion services was held in the
Lutheran church on Sunday. A large
congregation was in attendance.
The Uuion Sunday school of this place
will hold a picnic here on Saturday,
July 25th. All are cordially invited. B.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
ST LUKE NEWS.

Ex-senator II. J Smoot, wife aud sew
eral grandchildren, of Lnray, Va, have
been visiting relatives and friends IN and
uezr st. Luxe during the past week. The
good Old friend and hysicia1 looks better
than be has for yeats past, aud he seems
TO erjOy life and the cordially welcome
greetings be received from the hosts OF
friends in this his native section and
eArly home. We regret to say bis wife
has been and Invalid for years. They T.
turned home Wednesday.
Mr Alexander Barton, who has bee"
andcr the treatment OF DO;t'r Hufma n
tor some days, IS improving we are glad
10 learn.
Mrs. Ambrose Reach aud Mrs. INT, Of
Lnray, are visiting relatives near s.
Luke.
We have heard some men remark In the
past that they would never vote for any
thing hut sound l6 70 l money, sound
limited money. hut later we hear these
same men talking the other way. Brother
GraLill. you are a sound man, one who
has thought deeply on this subject
please keep rs posted. Luchy hle'
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
Bedford News.

We had quite fine display of fire works
at Lautz's mill last Friday and Saturday
nights.
Miss Mollie Tysinger is still Indis posed
Mrs. jos. Lambert Is quite i'll at this
writing.
Mr.. William Hawkins fell from a
wagon while loading hay and badly in
iured himself. He 10 slowly recovering.
Joseph StonebnrDer arrived here re-
GENTLY from Pennsylvania whore be has
been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Burke we're yititlng
relatives at Hamburg lsst week.
Mrs. Charles Cook, Of this place, was
the guest Of friends at Columbia Fur
mace.
Mrs. Phil Stoneburnef End son Walter,
are with friends in Hawkinstown.
Mr.. Dick Fateley is about ready to
burn bis bnck kiln. Rose Bud.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1896-07-17
CALVARY DOTS.

Everybody is busy at this place. Corn
is looking fine, but the wheat wss rather
short.
Mr.. Warren Hamrick and sister. Miss
Minnie, OF River Bend, visited at this
place, recently.
Miss Matte SheetE who has been very
sick, is improving under the tkillful
treatment of DR.. Smoot.
Albert, little son of Mr.. A. Lyttor, fell
one day last week, and a stick that he
bad in bis mouth inflicted severe and
painful wound. 1t was indeed provi-
Dental escape from fatal injury. he IA
doing we'll at this time
Mr.. J. l.. Kibler. of Winchester, and
Miss Eta SbiDe, of Edinburg, were at
Mr.. James KILLERS over Sunday.
Miss Maud Sheetz. Of Washington, is
spending the summer at her grand
fathers. Mr. A. SheelZ.
Mrs. Clarence Bemls and two little
daughters, of near Toms Brook, visited
her parents. Mr. and Ms. Dock COpen-
haver, at this place recently.
Nc. Arthur Burner, OF Calvary, aud
Miss Otta Snoot, of st. Luke. were at
Mr b. +. Didawick's, recently.
Nc. Homer Dldawick aud Mrs. Ollie
Sheetz, visited their sister, Mrs. Sol.
Nowery. Of Flat Rock. Va, on the 9TH.
Miss Bessie Fight, OF near Winchester
is staying at MIR. Philip Sheetz's.
Snip.