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-.Until late Saturlay eyeninR L I'd

Until late Saturday evening IL was
'pupposed that G. W. Taylor had been
elected commissioner. The official can
yass Of tho votes, however. showed that
+. n. Weiland hhd rcceiyed . minority
pf L. Mr.. Taylor's hopes were raised by
an error In copying tho figures in pre-.
ripct No. 8 before the rUturns were
scaled.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
CHURCH NEWS.

CHURCH NEWS.
Last Sunday afternoon Rev. 8. j.
Grecar baptiscd four persons at tho old
school house.
Sunday evening three now members
wcre received into tho Baptist church.
-Epworth League topic for next Sun.
day, Christ's Testimonies 10 tho Holy
Spirit" John 1914; 1A:l6-28. A. @.
Bailey, leador.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union
will give nm oyster supper at Swink uo-
tel hall on Thanksgiving evening.
AT tho last meeting Of the Ladies'
Society Of tho NJ. Z. church tho follow
ing o6cers wcrc elected for sig months:
Mrs. Annie Burr. pros; Mrs. Dello q.
Barkley, vice e-pres. Mrs. j. E. 0odding,
sec. Mrs. Philip Rcifcl, treas.
Tho Ladies' Society Of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. J. E. God.
ding on Friday, Nov. 13 ut 9 p. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

=Refore Bryan vas nominated he had
engaged 70 deliver lecture in Denver in
The Star course. on .'Thc Centennial
Stata" He will fulfill the engagement
soon and his visit 70 Colorado will be
made tho occasion Of ~ grand . recep-
tion - was ever given . public man.
Nov. n has been dxed a. tho date Of the
grand demonstration.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

SThursday, Nov. %, has been desIg-
mated BY proclamation % Thanksgiving
day. It il fitting that the day be most
heartily observed in Colorado even il the
,eaeptipn did not go % the great majority
pfthp people Of tho state desired. We
hsse very much to be thankful for not
vithsaanding the coming reign Of Nc
Kinlay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
Wanted.

Agents wanted for the sale of
Aluminium Novelties. Small capi-
tai required. Quick sales and
Large profits. Call at Mrs. Betty
Wheats for particulars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

Now that the election is over, can
not the United States step in and settle
the Cnhap question, Our government
can secure the freedom OF Cuba without
risk Of war and Il should be done.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

-Thoee Who fondly think that the sill
ver question wns finally settled at the
late election are laboring under q great
mistake.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
IIOLBROOK.
J. Know.

LAKE, VIEW CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School at 2.ao D. m. every SUNDAY
Preaching Mt 3:3D y. m.
Epworth League at n. IN.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
The Fight Begins Early.

Il is reported that Mr. J. 8. Greene,
representative elect, is opposed to state
canal No. I. We can hardly credit this
rumor, md hope TINT Mr.. Grecne Will
como out and declare his exact position.
II he is ngainst the canal, thcn the peo-
almost unit for this canal and Pueblo
does not want divided delegation on
TINT proposition.-Pucblo Opinion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
No BAD.
OLNEY.

oLNEy CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Sunday School In tho school house cvcry
Sunday ut 2:1 o'clock y. m.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
,re puttine them on the market.

are putting them on the market.
Everything was quiet during election
and this precinct takes the lead in
straight tickets.
Two Of Mr.. Tentsman's children have
been very sick, but are now slowly I'M
proving.
Some Of the home boys killed fine
pelican on the lake few days since.
r. F. Gleasman is soon going on trip
north, about 100 miles TO bring down his
cattle.
Miss Sadie Wasson was was visiting at
home q few days last week.
Prof. Kollock was out in the neighbor-
hood this week. He is very much inter-
ested in horticulture and bee-culture.
The last snow was excellent for our
fall wheat, 1t is doing well now.
Tho Library Lecture Course for
1s96.97.
r; n. Ba,es, ,s D. D, "rhe Mighty Pres
Preston Kendall, Elocution and Imper-
sonation, Nov. ~.
Rev. T. J. Allen, '"The Tabernacle" ."
Dec. 1.
B. T. Vincent, D. D., "Looking Round
Dec. 8.
b. L. RAIDER, D. D., 'eThe Turk and
his Place in History" JAM
Bishop II. W. Warren, d. D., "Forcef
in u Sunbeam" Feb. %.
FOR GOOD DENTAL WORK &C
to DR. Purse.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

LOST-A pair of spectacles
with nickle frames. Reward il
returned to this office.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

Tho Mckinley business mon OF the
eest Last week mnde quite dramatic dis
play In bchalf Of returning prosperity.
The Chicago newspapers reported drum
pssis start,ng out BY Tho trim load 10
Pell:soods; manufactores starting up BY
The scofe, etc, etc. Such IN amount of
boom evidence the day following tho as.
su.anoe Of McKinley's election seems
toSoed and premature. II. IL does not
prove 70 b saart-a sky rocket jubila-
Non wp shall Be. agrceably disappointed.
= @+s..e -- l.. :
sshon. In. Crowley Is being promi.
nsntly paentioGsd in Denver and other
poe1ions Of he state for speaker Of tho
house His many friends in southern
Colorado will warmly second this move
pent. When a member Of the ninth
general Assembly Mr.. Crowley proved
bimself most efficient, painstaking and
Industrious lcgislator. Should he bo
p'ected speaker We predict that bo will
discharge the duties Of the Office with
ability and an impartiality which will
command The respect and confidence Of
III paztiss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12
We lost Bryan, bnt We saved Swink,
Crowley and Weiland.

Now that the election excitement is
over what is the topic which will next
absorb pnblic interest +? The postoifices !
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

There is tendency among the free
silver people to ut onco organize for a
four-years campaign. Permanent free
silver or Bryan clubs are being organized
sveEywheres and Rocky Ford proposes to
be @in tho SWIM"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

In speaking OF tho result OF the cleo
tlou % to state senator the La Junta
Times says: @Returns from Bent, Prov
crs. Kowa md Bacca counties give small
pluralitics oach for state senator, but not
sufficient TO overcome the practically
unanimous vote cast for Mr.. Svink at
Rocky Ford MI. Dameron concedes
Mr. Swink's election BY about CO."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

Tho Australian ballot is great i'm
provement on its predecessors, but is CO.
pable OF much improvement. The en-.
blems are an incumbrance rather than an
aid. Let them Be abolished. Every
voter should be able 10 select the candi-
dates he wishes 70 vote for without the
aid Of picture 10 do the work for him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1896-11-12

Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach,
Ripans Tabules cure nausea -
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REpuBLIcAN DEAL.


VIII Exchange Electoral Votes IN order
Ia Elect Or. Fly as Governor.
Austin. Texas. Jurc as.--There win he
another HYBRID organization for political
purposes again Ills year as in 1889. Not
sati. fled vs. h disrupFng the democratic
party IA that presidential year. George
Clark IL once mcis moving every power
he can control to break the party orsani-
2ation IN this Slate. lie attempted to
icin foics1 with Quincy on that last occa-
son. whcn he was buried under demo-
cratic expression at the polls but lie has
risen again. and now proposes TO make
another effort. This Is the death struggle.
THE republican party Is his refuge. ard he
will now approach the leaders for assist
ance. With the cry of Cleveland. he calls
attention to himself. and today gathe red
lshrss ham his clans. Organization for .
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campaign was effected and with the pre-
tcrse of a following he will 70 10 the re-
publican camp and ask for Warriors to
carry on his Fight. ! have It tonight from
Il prominunt member of tho so-calicd
sound money democratic convention that
n trade will be made with the republican
party. Clark and Hardy will ngrce to
use every effort 10 vote their following
for the Mckinley electors, and IN return
tho republicans will DO asked to support
tho State ticket which w,l bc nominated
at Waco by the Hardy Clark combine In
August, which will n, doubt be headed by
Or. Fly of Galveston. This morning Clark
was discussing c.oqucntiy upon the virtues
or cleveland US n friend TO the SoN'h.
and now M is ready 40 vote the people OF
the South To put In power II party which
has never hofrlrndcd tho South. but
which attempted to push upon tho people
OF tho Southern cline the odious force
hill, the PARTY which foS,ctcd carncthag
ism, and which has been anything but /,
friend TO the people Clark homes TO sell
10 IT, This is the Warwick who now poses
with Rufus Hardy as a Moses 10 lead II
party out OF trouble which he himself
has attempted TO. disrupt
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MALIGNANT CLARION.

Coed Pure Water Is Found to he Almost
IA Specific.
Beeville. Texas. June 2s.--i'rotn Mr. w.
\. station, WHIP has just returned from
Southern Louisiana. where he had been
with n shipment of cattle, something is
k learned Of the fatal disease collcd char-
sbon, which Is said TO be proving so de
Instructive Ia both cattle ana horse stock.
lilo Is OF tho opinion that the disease is
generated from the use of iilthy or impure
water. and IL tho animals were given
wholesome water inatead Of beng forced
TO drink from miry and staEnant pools
tho disease would stop, In c9sea vince
cattle have been made to swim some run
ning stream "A marked change has been
brought about with tho disease II VIII
either cute or kill thAm IN twenty-f1nr
honra. He remarked that ~ know OF enc
man who swan his stock scross river
md WITHIN twelve r tifteon hours eight
Of them dlod and lnsi"c of tntiy-six hours
thnee mora ,snccnnrr'i They then quit
dying ma all begun 70 improve.
y good many cattle and most CT the
horse stock II being moVco back from
the coast county nm 'owi"nds into re
water Is purcr hero they seem TO fully 'c-
cover and all trace Of the disease aIsnp-
pears. lie thinks that they wound inst as
roadfly set well down near tho coast on
their native range II the stockmen would
keep their wells cleaned out. II seems
that surfno, wells of about three feet
~ pin HGe tHNu anu tnfN arc IliOWfu 70
become very hthy. thus causng a ron-
atiuiional dle,ase m hn animals w1licri
results In crentng large skin cr,ipilons or
r's'ngs on the inside, and when lrsr
hreuk ont On tho inside death invariably
ensucs 1ttlE.n n very short emo. But II
ihey appear on iha skin and are puncturcd
pnd n mlxiu1c nj carboiic acI and salt
arc injtrred II usually gives re'i"f and the
animal RECEIVERS. He sAys \, r. more fatal
with hcrfns thDn cattle.
ono stockman by the name of John
~ meg hnR n bunch of cni1lr located in tho
midst Of the Infected dstric, ana which is
surrounded with cattle that ore diving with
The diseasc. but he has not lost an animal.
owtng II is thought. 20 tho fnct that he
has pure water Hia stock c.it the same
KIND OF grass ana have thn tapin treatment
icct ~ contraction of the dseuar. Mr.
station thinks the reports Fcnt ont ny the
veterinary surgeons are 20 some oxfent OK
grgciufed and the holl wfrvl scare IN
Southwest Texas which prevailed IA few
months ago. VIII soon die out
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FnIfnrlI DIGTnIcT.

San Ansonio, Texas June 23--Thc fol-
lowing motions were acted on IN the
Fourth court of clvil appeals yesterday;
Motions granted~S. II. Edges, Va. I'D
Finn ri al. from Craysoa. motion for re-
hearing granted. Judgment reversed ard
cause rcrnnndcd: Texas and Pacific Rail-
way company vs.. j. G. GaIl, from III
paar. motion to substitute corrected
briefs.
Morons overruled----Gnlve,s; Harris
burg and San Antonio Railway company
VS.. ". C. Long from Bexar, supplemental
motion for relkaring. Elius Ward vs.. city
OF Fan AnionIo from Bexar. for rcheaf-
ing
Motions subndt,ci-st Louis South
western Railway crnnpny VIZ. Wanna
Blstop 81 al. from Collin motion for rc-
hearing: 81. Louis sonthwesiern Eai,,wny
Collin. MOTION for additional conriua ons
OF fac.: j. q. Kenrby w. s. u. ,iopkins
nt MI from DALLAS. moticrn for rch"Hrng:
Galveston, Harrisburg and Sun Ailfonlo
Railway n,nipauy W. Joseph j. Sweeney
from Medina. np Nh for rehrarinw: i. y.
md Walter Sinner W.. ~, u. aud N. u.
sinner executors. from Bcxar. niouoa
for rcilclrinr.
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nominated him supported him, AMI I
nave slways tried 20 uphold his hahis.
ana when could support him by word &c
act have done so.
fcl.ow d, mocrats. the work sis before
us; let ,n do \ like mon. like p4triots: lot
us not quarrel with our misguided broth
eis. some OF whom are honest and some
OF wrom are not Texas can rat do w.r-
cmt the dsmocratic party Let us not
TURN INC Stntc over 10 these fellows who
htye been Bit by the free silver rabies.
" Is the pleasure OF this convention to
Put cut an elaborate ticket. let Tia h, 30.
II Y Is the pleasure OF this convention TO
s.rr dclesitcs 10 Chicago, let us do II.
" Il Is tho pleasure Of this convention 10
put cut a state tickcs from governor down
~ us do 1t. Fellow-dcmocrats. thank
nudge, Clsrk''s address was a powerful
enc. Couchei In beautiful Language.
which the speaker knew well how to form
INTO sentences. well roundcd and poc,icsl.
ne drew tho undivided attention of all
present, and anyyro who heard It, be he
tri,nd mr. Zoe. was forced 10 admit that
was mastery effort. lie WAS applaud
ed throughout
The convention then took recess until
4 H. m,
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Hooters MEET.
..Iv Slim Attendance at the
Alleged Conventions
HUNDRED AND FIFTY PRESENT
- they Will Never Vote For Any
Free Silver Nan.
III STATE TICKET TO BE RUN
-. Adopted the Same Almost as
..s .e,the Recent Republican
N STATE TICKET TO BE RI,
AAopted the Same Almost az
4 ~. ~ the Recent Republican
csvvsu,ion at ~. Louis.

.,s,n Texas. June "s.-l1istory repeats
b In 1892 a few followers OF George
= ,,., in Turner hall. Houston. after
4. yrom the regular democratic con-
~, =, the car stables. and after or
IN put out State ticket with tho
{. warwick at It's head. Today the
E..-,, of tho same statesman met ut
...r. house in this city and resolved
N. again throw themselves into the
~ and sacrifice themselves for the
,,,on OF democracy. l was present
~ AZ the conventions, and the one
N attended by smaller number
!. ,hA other. The bolt on this occasion
mr. complete. The regular convcn-
4, democrats was ignored and about
~ in the opera house. taking no no.
a the other. The meeting was hai :
anus All were of the same belief and
ame speeches were made today that
!, made in 1899. except that where the
81 NJ Hoeg was used then silver MAS
,atoned today. While 1t is true they
~ lonesome. siill they mads, great
Il a. noise and were enthusiastic. The
kttorn was lengthy and was heartily
6oreed, A number of addresses were
- and after 1t was decided to put out
ente ticket the FIRST bomb was fired
y Fog Kyle of Hays shouted: II
~ 10 see Fly OF Galveston governor of
~"
ny gathered every man who would
sf badge. and. including visitors and
Enus Of Austin. l counted 1i7 yellow
igtA When 1t was suggested. upon
nporary Organization. that the roll OF
antss be called. the un.nitiated dele
e who made the suggestion WIS i'm
dAely sat down upon by Hon. \. l..
h,lock OF Fort Worth, who moved the
Isolntment of committees. each seua-
NJ dErct to be allowed n member of
eh Of Two committees. This WAS in
Md TO prevent All exposure of the
aines of the gathering which would
Ire followed q call of counties. but it
ltam apparent when the secretary
lled for the senatorial district repre-
ntithes. Ten districts were not repre-
1.ed at all. and in some districts where
nv arc eight and ten counties there
only one delegate prcseu; and he was
wed Into service on each of the com
utica looked over the report of ,la
seeauals committee. Small slips OF
~ with one or more names, admit
'aen as regular delegates. No coun-
% district organization being nccos-
u anybody could get in tina, wanted
us twin TO the Turner hall nascc
~ the only difference being that this
smaller.
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ArrERNnnN SESSION

Just itfcrc the convention was called to
oro'r this afternoon. Captain Fcrg Kyle
OF Hays asked that Colonel Mstlock bs
caile'l 10 the stand. that his sword might
our dying struggles fu' what Is right"
The chairman stated that Colonel Mat
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NORMAL AT pEYiNn.

Deyinc, Texas. June o. Considerable
interest Is being taken In the coming SUM
MGR normal. which w.l begin here the Sth
Of next month. Quite a lurge attendance.
IL anticipated. Professor w H. Gaines,
one Of the teachers in thu normal hns arr.
rived. Professor II. u. Wilson ~ expected
rs soon as the school OF methods al Aus
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AN INcENpIAnY nLAZE.

Lake Charles. La, June 2e.-The store
Of N. II. Dozlcr. near the Goosport mills.
was found 10 be on fire AT 3 a. m. today
and was quickly put out before much
the work of an .nccndiary. Loss 5000:
fully insured
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NEW FIRM IN VICTORIA.

Victoria. Texas, June g,.--Messrs. Breed.
en- Lackey OF Cuero have. opened IL fur
viii grow up With US In this live city,
These young men both belong To PROM
ihent and Influential families In Cucro, and
and vicinity. will l.koly do II thriving busi-
ness. The first ana foremost step. they
Coy. was 10 subscribe for the great Daily
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SUMMER OUTING

Richmond Texas. Juno as,--J. M Moore
and family, 8. ]. Winston and family ami
others Will leave tonight 10 spend thelr
fummr vacation. They win be gone abcsit.
Springs. ana from there 10 Eureka Spriiips
and other summer resorts. i d 's
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GENERAL DEBILITY FROM OVER
WORK

USE HORSFORD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. J.. "A. Srrugss. Raleigh. n. c.. says:
tration. atomic dysp~psia and general de-
hlJy from oveTwoyk."
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PENSIONS FOR TEXANS.
Pensions have haen issued % cit4sens %
Texas as follows: 3sf 81 n 7si n
Issue Of June s-Originai. William Ds-
VS.. breckenridge. Stephana cQunty; Ia.
crease. Frank =. Fox. pptA tcrt 1enA
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motion was made TO adopt the report
as "A whole. but this was objected TO. as
some 81 the Delegates DID not exactly un-
dcrs'and the second section This Sec
ton was re-read by Judge Clark and fully
explained by him, when all opposition to
tho motion was withdrawn and II went
through with a whoop.
a motion wns then made AMI ,srrlel to
select committee Of thirteen. one from.
-aeh congressional disirci. to snggesi
four delegates 81 large to the Chicago
convention. and the following were APP
FIRST district. W d. Bronum.
SECOND district, Dr. i. II. Grant
Third district. A. q. Atnn
Fourth DISTRICT. v ". Gaines
Eth district. NJ. II. cnrnctt.
Sixth District. A. Calhoun.
Seventh district, II. l.. Anthony
Eighth district. i. r. Bomar
Ninth district. william Won Rosenberg.
Sr.
Tenth district. DIR. a. W Fly.
Elcy enih district. Paul Wippcricht
Twelfth district, not rcnresentrd
Thirteenth district. W. T.. Armstrong
A mcfi7n prev3 led thar The committee
select delegates IN the Chicago conven-
ton. and the following were reported.
p~ltgaes At taree; = George Clark of
McLernan. Rufus Hardy cf Navarro. r.
s. connor ~ Lamar. A. l.. Ms,lock OF
Tarrant. Allernates-E. L. Anthony OF
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GRACE CHURCH ORGAN.

The organ Ia the Grace Episcopal
church, recently damaged by fire. is to
be repaired. Whom Mr.. Holland. superin-
tendcni Of construction oil tho Hook e.
ifaSfinss company, completes the work OF
tutnlH ana adjusting tho now instrument
N the First l'reshytcran church he Will
go 10 work on the Trace church organ.
u Is proposed 10 Put tho instrument In
hrsi -clnss condition. II is estimated that
the work Will require about thirty days
and cost between $500 and 1900.
Evening star., 1896-08-06

ers. held Tuesday with full hoard in attendan'-a
the following bids received for the build ne
or two iron bridges. the Little Paint
branch in vansville district the other over North
bladensburH district: C. II. Smith. Ekton. Md q,
800 Youngstown Bridge Company. So 800; West
Nirgnin Bridge Company. 81. s25; Grotoa Bridge
Company. 81. 1ss: King Bridge Company. Cleveland
Ohio, S3.Sf&: Nelson 4 Buchanan ,-hambershurg
IA. $3.SS5: Wrought Iron Bridge Company. Can
ION; Ohio. S.ilo The award VIII not be made
passed: That the following road and brids~ sc'
H' k,oS. .e,rnss ssaen a,ssfra lsHF'n
xas.s S X; T. Curtain niith district ss+:o;
H. Overs. first district. SIS: O. W Hopkins,
fourteenth district $i.sl: Patrick Herd. thiri
district. S5i 81: Lewis G: Beall g. 3: VIM. Bea-
sixth district. $2.7O: Maryland Gr.nxe Agency. IS;
b n. Hartisty fourteenth district. e463. \. o.
kdslsy ,hird district sso: r; II: Robinson,
district. s2ss7o: william r Philips. nfteenth
district, &saSD: W. W. Watson. eighth district.
$+3 -: Frank Day. sixth district. s42: II. T.
HawiinSs: fourth district: So. IS; X. T. Hicks.
twelfth district. s.7.s5: John r. Clements nfrh
district. $40 43: c. r. Kohl 4 Brus third iistrict
I'D; Theo. Nsske, sixth district. So That $50 be
appropriated to be exp nded under the supervision
woman swamp 10 public school house In Noting
ham district.
That Joseph T. Rayre. supervisor for Spaidiny q
district he drect.. to expend baiance Of road np-
That the report of County Health Offcrr DR. Geo.
U. stewart Tor the quarter ending August DE
adopted That 500 additional be appropriated for
Improvement of female public school in Upper
Marlboro. to he levied in March. 1897. That $40
b. appropriated for cutting down Bows.r's HilI IN
Queen Anne district. That SO be- appropriated out
rad leading from Friendly Post oficc to Upper
Marlboro. under ST II rysor Dennis Thorn.
Evening star., 1896-08-06
BROOKLAND.

Mr.. Henry Birch Is spending the month of Angus,
at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Borsall and children are visiting relatives
Ia Baltimore. They will remain away three weeks
Mr.. Charles FOllin has returned from Richmond.
Mr.. Fcin will spend this month in Brookland, but
viii return south to resume business by Septem.
Der 1.
Mrs. R. R. West tas gone to Luray. W. Va, for
few days.
Mrs. A. e. Gregory Las returned from a visit to
Sligo, Md.
Mrs. William Quinn and son Seabury will re-
turn from their outing at Colton's Point Saturday
stay at Atlantic City.
Mr.. B. T. Mccormick Is visiting his grandparents
at Walnut Hills, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Misses Fannie and Alice MRrean will spend the
rcn ainder Of the summer at COtcn's Point. Md.
Miss F. Clarke has returned from Delaware Cot
tage Farm, st. Marys county, Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Lynch and their daughters,
Mamie. Lucy and Bessie. Will leave In few days
to camp near Culpeper, Va.
Miss Elizabeth Tyler the recent guest OF the
Misses Small the Brentwood road.
Mr.. Oliver and family have taken a house On
Providence street.
Mr.. Franklin T. Howe. jr.. returned yesterday
from Atlantic City.
Miss Mamie Pond has returned from her recent
visit to Falls Church. Va.
There are a number Ct small boys who gather on
the ball grounds every evening. and by their
bosterous behavior, qGarreling and fighting make
1t very disagreeable for those who come within
hearing The base ball team think Ii might reflect
dis, redt on them and have called upon the police
who patrol that part Of Brookand to look out for
the small boys in the afternoon.