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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-05
Afternoon Affair.

On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Emily
G.. CIawson gave Kersington tea
which was enjoyed by a large number
of her friends. The parlcrs were adorn-
ed with palms and MOWERS, and at tbs
close of the afternoon tempting refresh
msnts We're served.
Among the guests were Mrs. Frank
w. Jennings, Mrs. J. D. Spencer. Mrs
Charles Burton, Mrs. LIE Grand Young
Mrs. William Reid. Mrs. Kenneth Kerr
Mrs. Pyper. Mrs. Evelyn Davis, Mrs
John Sharp, Mrs. J. n. Sharp, MIS-
John Marshall, Mrs. Amelia Young
Mrs Carlos Young, Mrs. Albert Young
Mrs. Seymour Young, Mrs. Franz
Swenson, Mrs. Kraft, Mrs. j. H. Moyle
Mrs. Sarah Dinwoodey. Mrs. Willard
Young
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For Mr.. II. G. Park.

On Thursday evening Mrs. S. A. Ken
ner, Mrs. j. H. Midgley and Mrs. Jo-
seph Thomas entertained in honor of
their father, Mr.. H. CT. Park.
Present were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Tay-
lor, Bishop and Mrs. Empey, Mr.. and
Mrs. George G. Woolley, Professor and
Mrs. w. c. Give. Mrs. Augusta Grant,
Mrs Rachel Grant, Mrs. Campbell,
Bishop G. w. Bramwell, Mrs. w. K.
Reid, Mrs. Margaret Moyle. Mrs. E.
Moyle, Mrs. Beulah w. Beatie, Miss
Beatie, Mrs. Amelia Evans, Mrs.
SQuires, Mrs. Sarah Evans.
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Informal Affair.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. Whitney entertained
a number of friends informally Mon
day evening. Sixty three was played
during the early part of the evening,
prizes being won by Miss Alice Claw
son and Mr.. Alex Campbell. Later Mr..
Richardson presided over the chatting
dish.
The guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Lam
bert MIR. and Mrs. Edward McGurrin,
Miss Alice Clawson, Miss Clara Claw
son, Miss Bessie Clawson, Mr.. Alex
Campbell and Mr.. Richardson.
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For Mrs, Galigher of Omaha.

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lowe enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening, in
honor of Mrs. Gallagher Of Omaha, who
is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S. McCor-
nick.
The decorations throughout were in
green and white The table was ar
ranged with masses of ferns and white
flowers, and the candelabra, were shad-
ed in green and white. Around 1t were
seated. besides the guest of honor, Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Mccormick. Miss Keogh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir. Mr. and
Mrs. w. V. Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Bancroft
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AT Luncheon.

Mrs. Jacob Morftz gave an elaborate
luncheon Thursday afternoon, in honor
of Mrs. Wertheimer of De Lamar. In
the center of the daintily appointed
table SOON a large Hawaiian pot, filed
with La France roses, California Vio-
let's and ferns A souvenir of the de-
lightfyl affair was won. in a guessing
contest. by Mrs Obendorfer.
There were present to meet Mrs.
Wsrtheisler: Mrs. Emanuel Kahn,
Mrs. w Kahn, Mrs. oscar Lehman.
Mrs. Samuels, Mrs. ]. Baumgarten,
Mrs. Harry Josephs, Mrs. Weitz. Mrs.
Nelson Ransohoff. Mrs. J. Bamberser
and Mrs S. Bamberger.
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Candy Pull.

The High school was the scene of a
delightful affair last evening. The oc-
casion being candy pull given by the
Misses Annie Adams, Edna Bailey,
Edna Davis, Irene Dickson, Alta Nc
Millen, Miss Irene Morrison. Miss Flor
ence Street, Miss Sadie Merrill, Miss
Bessie officer, Miss Evelyn Thomas,
Miss Lucille Taylor, Miss Della Ray
bould. Sixty guests were present.
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Card Party.

Miss Olive Holding entertained at
cards Friday evening at her home in
honor of Miss Nellie Rowley of ogden,
who is in the city visiting her friends.
a very enjoyable time was had. The
prize winners were Miss Swan and Mr..
Algernon Collinson.
Those present were Miss Nellie Row.
ley, Miss Alice Fisher, Miss Violate
Collinson and Miss Edna Brown,
Messrs. Samuel d. Wright, John Ire
whela, Earl Garrett, William Swan, AL
gernon Collinson and Mr.. Margetts.
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In Honor OF Mss Donnellan.

Mr.. VIII Ford entertained at dinner
on Wednesday evening, at Ford's, in
honor OF Miss Olive Donnelian. P:uk
carnations and ferns formed the at
tractive table decorations.
The guests were: Miss Donuel,aa,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard a. Keyes, Mr.
and Mrs George L. Nye, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Ferry, Mrs. George Robinson,
Miss Anderson, Colonel Donnellan, Nr.
II Y Smith Mr. Gibson
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PRICE SOCIETY.
(spectal Correspondence.l

Especial Correspondence
Price, Utah, March Miss Nellie
Holley has returned from d visit to
friends and relatives at SDringvilIe.
Miss Isabella Brown, who visited rel
atives here at Castle Gate last week,
has returned to her home at Salt Lake
City.
Mrs. Mcclure Wilson visited friends
at Castle Gate during the week.
Mrs. Peter Martin of Helper was the
guest Of Price friends yesterday.
Mrs. Claude Maxwell of Helper was
! the guest Of her parents. Alr and Mrs.
]. W Warf on Thursday Of this week
| Mrs. George W. Nephew and her SIS
ter Miss Belle Hudson. have removed
from Price to Salt Lake City
Mrs. James Mcclure of Helper is Wis
| iting friends here this week.
Mrs. Jesse Bryan of Ferron visited
Price friends the fore part OF the week
and later left for salt Lake City.
Mrs. George ". BodIe has returned
from few days stay at Wellington.
Miss Belle Boyd of Brooks, has re
turned home after Il visit with MIR. and
Mrs. w. II. Damon Of this city.
Mrs. James Rooney has returned to
her home at Helper. accompanied by
her mother, Mrs S. J. Warren
Mrs. Jane Arnold. and Miss Bessie
Lewis Of Scofeld were visiting friends
in Price on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. seeley of Castle
Dale were here Wednesday en- route
| to Salt Lake. where they are to remain
several weeks, the guests of relatives
Mrs. J. G. Galloway, who has been
the guest of Salt Lake friends for sew
eraI weeks, is expected home Monday
next.
! Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Jorgerson of Castle
Dale visited relatives here the first Of
the week, returning home Wednesday.
Miss Fife Hardin of Gallatin, No.,
has received the appointment IS teacher
in the indian schools at Curry agency
TTnon her arrival here the first of the
| wool, she was called home by the death
/ of z. near relative and took her depar-
ture on the first train east after getting
| here.
The play Tempest Tossed" was pre-
scented at the opera house on Thursday
| evening to the biggest audience ever
seen in Price. 1t was for the benefit of
! tbe sunday schools and included in the
cast were some Of the society leaders
I Of the city, who consented to appear
only for such a good cause.
o 9
The young ladies of the city are to
give a grand ball on the evening of the
| 10Th of March, the proceeds therefrom
to be donated to church and Sunday
school purposes.
| Friends in Price of the young lady
announce the engagement of Miss Stella
Barton of Salt Lake City. The young
lady visited here for some time only a
| few months ago and was very popular
among the society crowd.
Mrs. C. w. Spalding is expected home
from Salt Lake City the first of next
week.
| Several of the unsteady inclined
! Young people of the city have recently
| met and taken steps for the organiza-
! ton of a choral society.
RICHFIELD SOCIETY.
Especial Correspondence
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Dinner Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. McMillen enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening. The
table was decorated with red and white
carnations and ferns and the guests
seated around it were MIR. and Mrs.
Terhune, Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Dininny,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Weir, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. II. Babcock and Judge and Mrs.
Zane
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laide Mason left yesterday for a fey
weeks, visit with Mrs. HolSen a Cali

laide Mason left yesterday for q fey
weeks visit with Mrs. HolSen "a Cali
fornia- 2
Mrs. w. F. Cotton and Miss Cotton
are in Santa Barbara, Cal.
Judge and Mrs. w. A. Sherman en-
tertained informally Tuesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Lawrence
and Mrs. Julia KimbaH leave tomorrow
for six weeks visit in California.
Miss Emily Bannister of Ogden is the
guest OF Miss Alton Young.
T. Stewart Walcott of INDIANAPOLIS
10 guest of Mr.. Stillman.
Mrs. Jones. who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. Robinson Walker,
leaves the early part Of the week Tor
New York. u
Mrs. Samuel Newhouse has gone to
Denver.
Mrs. A. c, Hinckley of st. Joseph is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. Por-
ter.
One of the enjoyable affairs Of yester-
day afternoon was the reception given
in honor Of Miss Katharine Oliver at
the home Of Mrs. Hal Brown.
The dances given at the Theatre Fri
day evening and yesterday afternoon
and evening by the members of the tab
ernacle choir were we'll attended and
successful affairs.
Another SUNRISE of the week was
that given in honor of Miss Lille An
derson at her home. PSI Seventh street,
on Friday evening. Music and cards
formed the entertainment. Those pres
ent were Misses Lille Anderson, Mary
Terry. Annie Kimball, Jessie Schweik-
err Nellie Cavanaugh, Lena Scheller,
Maud Hicks, Bertha Anderson, Agnes
Rogers, Freda Kimball; Messrs. Enoch
Cavanaugh, Frank Rose, Win Parr,
Rem Blackmarr, Raph Brown, Fred An
derson. Germ Johnson, Ed Williams,
Jim Terry, Art Bolton.
The mask carnival which takes place
at Christensen's on March II, under the
auspices of the Retail Clerks associa-
ton. will be an elaborate affair The
invitations have just been issued.
Mrs. A. Welcker is the guest of her
sister Mrs. w. H. Mcintyre.
@ @ @
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams entertained
the May club at their home on N street
on Thursday evening. The prize win
ners were Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Williams
and Miss Peart, Mr.. Culver and Mr..
Bench. The club will next be entertain
ed by Mrs. Heystek at her residence,
North Second West.
@ @ %
Mrs. G. F. Putnam has returned from
California, and is at home at III n
street.
o o @
Mr.. C. A. Richardson will entertain
Monday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lambert
@ @ g
Miss Winnie Welby has invitations
out for Kensington and card party
next week.
o @ o
Mrs. Hanauer and Miss Ida Hanauer
will return from New York this morn
ing.
@ @ g
Mr.. Enos Hoge is down from Park
City.
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Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. David Yearsley have
announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Netah, to Mr.. Z. S. Leaver.
The marriage will take place within
the next two weeks, and the young
couple viii leave Immediately for Cen
trail America, where Mr.. Leaver has
mining interests
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Theatre Party.

MI. w. ]. Lawrence gave Theatre
party wednesday evening. His guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Homestead,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Dinwoodey, Mrs.
Louise S.nedley- Smith, Mr.. Varn
Hardy. Afterwards the guests enjoyed
supper at the home Of Mrs. Hemp
stead
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Children's PARTY.

Mrs. S. P. Rounds. jr., entertained
yesterday afternoon in honor of the
fifth birthday of her daughter, Mildred.
Games and dancing were enjoyed by
the little guests who were Vera Arm
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Mrs w s. Beattie. Mrs. w. 3. Dou-
gall, Miss Catherine Dougall, Mrs. w.
". Ritter, Mrs. Charles Wells, Mrs.
Frank w. Jennings, Mrs. James Jen-
nings. Mrs. Morris, Mrs. A. Dinwoodey,
Mrs. Jeanette Ferguson. Mrs. S. Sharp,
Mrs. Chloe Eldredge, Mrs. L. G. Hardy,
Mrs. a. c. Young, Mrs. Frank Harris,
Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. j. D. Kenworthy,
Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Amelia Young, Mrs.
S. NJ. McChrystal, Mrs. w. Wallace,
Mrs. John Burton, Mrs. j. Bull, Mrs. L.
s. Hills. Mrs. L. E. Ritter, Miss Jennie
Calder, Mrs. c. H. Blanchard, Mrs. w.
H. Mcintyre, Mrs. ]. G. McAllister,
Mrs. A. Welcker, Mrs. D. A. Depue,
Miss Emily Chase, Mrs. D. Harrison,
Mrs. j. NJ. Benedict, Miss Bertha Bene-
! dict
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Ladies' Literary Club.

The Ladies Literary club will meet
next Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The following programme will be
given: :,
.-Ihe Decline of the Dutch Republic"
by Mrs. II. W. Brown.
Hollands Part In the American War
For Independence" by Mrs. Leoline w.
Brown.
Short talks on Dutchmen of today by
members of the history section.
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strong, Nell Smith, Virginia Miner,
Walker Brownlee, Francis Smith, G--ace
Williamson, Lockwood Ferris. Harold
Williamson. Lenick Van Voorhis, Veta
Hammer, Joseph jenkins, Eugene Jen-
kins. Donald Raleigh, Raleigh Brown
ing
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RICHFIELD SOCIETY.

Especial Correspondence
Richfeld, March 4.-Dr. and Mrs. b,
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Mr.
City.
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a St. xary's Gathering.
BACHELORS -BUTToN.
(Reported az az Bsaeon.

reported for the BsacoR.)
Mrs +. G. Wise gave an o'clock din
ner on Monday evening at her home, 12s
Mount street, Baltimore, in honor of her
nephew, Mr. T. Reginald Wise from
Rock Hill College. The dinner consist
ed of all the delicacies of the season,
among which was turkey from st. Mary's.
The house was decorated with running
cedar and mistletoe which also came
from the home of our fathers. Those
present were: Mr.. T. Reginald Wise,
Lieutenant and Mrs. @. B. Wise, Mr..
and Mrs. Griffin Hebb, Mrs. Mary Green
well, Mr.. j. Kirkley Greenwell, Misses
Catharine O'Meara, Mamie Mahoney,
Maude, Mamie and Annie Wise, Mollie
Leonard, Messrs. Robert and William
Thompson, John and Henry Hebb, Ben
net Wise and john Roth.
One of the leading features of the
evening was 1.-THE Witchman's Story
and aVanbiber's Rock, which were rem
dered by one of Baltimore's best elocu-
tionists, Miss Ca.harine 0'Meara.
Mrs. Wise is a genuine St MarY's hos
tess and her daughters contributed great
ly TO the enjoyment of the evening
Three Stars was fortunate in being
presnt and heard one of the young Ia
dies remark, ''if only Uncle Ned Were
present to give us some music.
THREA STARS.
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Park Hall Items.
Especially Reported )


The Xmas holidays were celebrated
very quietly owing to the bad condition
of the roads, but the young people had
many pleasurable events which were
largely attended.
Mr.. James McGrath and Mr. Bennett
Ford spent their Xmas in st. Mary's.
Miss Cecilia Clements who visited the
Monumental City during the holidays
has returned.
Miss Helene Bradshaw who was home
for part of the holidays has returned to
Darlington, Hartford county.
Mr.. F. Johns Bohanan left Tuesday
last for st. Johns College.
Vanity Fair has been trying itself.
1t made use of every hour limited, meet
ings, dances, New Years Eve parties,
etc, wese among the attractions.
Miss Celestia Pembroke was married to
Mr.. William Dent at Poplar Hill, We'd
nesday, December 21st, 1898.
Park Hall Post Office was removed
from the old stand to Mr.. Jos. s. Mat
thews Monday last.
Mrs William H. Shade is visiting her
sister Mrs. ]. Philip Greenwich, Stones
Wharf.
Mr.. McClane Cawood, who is taking a
course of medicine in Baltimore, spent
his holiday in Sc. Mary's.
Mr.. Jack Greenwell who has been sick
for quite while is still very i'll. Hope
he will soon be convalescing.
Mr.. Wesley Sanner, OF Great Mills,
fell from his horse few weeks ago and
broke his leg in two places. We hear
he is getting along very WILL and hope
he viii soon be free from suffering.
Corporal John Wiley, of the 9th Nd,
U. S.V., has returned to st. Mary's for
the winter.
Mr.. Luke Matthews is on a trip in up
per st. Mary's.
A happy, prosperous and seeing New
Year to the Three Blind Mice.
T. B. NJ.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1899-01-05

You want the best medicine that can
be obtained, aad that is Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.
You want remedy that will not only
give quick relief but effect permanent
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You want remedy that viii relieve
the lungs and keep expectoration easy.
You want remedy that viii counter
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You want remedy that is pleasant
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
only medicine in use that meets all of
these requirements. This remedy is
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out the United States aAd in many for
eign countries. 1t has many rivals, but.
for the speedy and permanent cure of
bad colds, stands without peer and its
splendid qualities are evervwhere admir-
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Greenwell & Son, Leonardtown, and all
country stores.
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The Art Amateur

for January contains a color plate,
winter in Holland" which is an ex.
ceedingly wellexecuted snow scene
The supplement designs are equally
practical and are for China painting,
Wood carving, Typography and En-
broidery. The text in this most inter-
esting number includes the following
articles; Phil May, illustrated by that
artist, Flower Painting, Drawing for IL
Illustration, Landscape Painting. in both
Oil and Water Colors, Progressive Wood
Carving and Embroidery. There is a
perfect feast of good things for the &C.
ramic Decorator, while The House has a
Library and Parlor furnished in In
dian Style, 'Phe Collector" and THE
Note Book" discusses Art Topics of
general interest. Montague Marks, in
his London Letter, gives an account OF
The Lithographic Exhibition; we note
that the place of honor was given TO the
Art Amateur Color Plates. JOHN w.
VAN 0osT, Publisher, % Union Square,
New York. Price rs cents.
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Millinery.

Miss Ida Abel. one of Leonardtown's
most popular milliners, has just received
from Baltimore second supply of
Spring and Summer millinery such as
Ladies' and Children's hats and trim
ming. Hamburg. Gimp and everything in
the line of dress trimming. Also beau
tiful assortment of Ladies' dress goods.
Lawns. PercaIes, &c. In addition 20 this
she also has large assortment of Lace
Window Curtains, ranging in price from
so cents MP. r. d G.. Corsefs q spscsaifv-
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| The 3ist Decen,,e xas . day Of en-.
Iioyment to Messrs n. n. Pembroke.
John Norris. Henry Abell. John- Abel,
Alonzo cniiison. Joseph Mckay, Donai-
nick Raley. F. v Dunbar and others.
Although Reynard was too cunning FOR
their dogs they had much fun ls) riding
through swamps, briars, etc, following
the chase which was kept MP more or
iess for several hours a. m. and u. m.
Try again, gentlemen. Ifs and mud
to the wind!
The wheel and automobile would no,
make much progress just now ON the
roads Of St. Inigo's District.
w. p. Powell, James Hall, George G.
Roach and B. S. Clarke, Esqrs., continue
10 ship oysters in barrels from Miller's
wharf TO baltimore, Washington and
points north Of Mason and Dixon's line.
Joseph Bennett, colored boz, acct
dentaily shot his seven year old brother
IN the thigh with pistol. recently. DIR.
Price probed for the ball but failed TO
locate il.
The recent warm weather caused the
mosquito to make It's appearance, but in
the dreary hour of the night his hum
was not heard.
Two faces. All! The one which looks
forward is young and fresh looking.
Janus. we viii look upon your smiling
face and hope that the current year mar
sEi IN many blsssIRgs, g he readers q
Gods will for the existence, movements,
etc, of The natural world, so moral law
Is His viii declared to man for his rule
of life. jday the citizens of ST. Inigo's
district hopefully and lovingly confide
in the teachings of their respective min
listers, bearing in mind that they-thc
ministers-are the Ambassadors for
Christ"
Farmers are at work repairing fences.
etc. The differentiation and adaptation
of soil possibilities are studied by them
They believe in rotation of crops and
valuable for perfecting the growth Of
the most useful staples.
Education is appreciated and our
teachers. Misses Daisy Bohanan, Daisy
Abel, Rosa Milburn, Mr.. Baker Herbert
twhite) and Messrs. King, bolton and
Mahoney (colored) essay to discharge
their duty. Education must keep pace
with the times. Our teachers know this,
and they are up and doing their utmost
to store the minds of their pupils with
useful knowledge.
II is gratifying to note that there are
few in the district who live and die like
Idle drones, born to consume the pro-
duce Of the SOIL" To obtain even
modicum of the material that moves the
world man must work. Idleness and
work are not interchangeable in the lam
guage of the citizens of progressive
community. Some persons have said
fine things about progressiveness. We
have no scales for weighing truth to a
single grain, but we will assert here
without fear of contradiction that to Sc
cure the mere necessities of animal cx-
istence, man must work. Work, sirs, is
the pedestal of progressiyeness, and the
live and energetic man knows how to
take proper advantages so as to make his
exertions yield the best results.
IL is to be hoped that as the days
lengthen Sunday Schools will be resum.
ed; for the instruction impaired in these
schools aids in laying a foundation of
morality in the soul. How beautiful are
moral virtues in the character
AZZANA.
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ST. GEORGES, with an elegant hearse
and full stock of collins, and caskeis,
also having now the shop at GREAT
MILLS in our possession with full
stock of collins and caskets Of the latest
style kept always on hand, we are pre-.
pared 90 serve funerals from either shop
at shortest notice and upon the most
reasonable terms. All orders quickly
and neatly attended TO.
In connection with our undertaking Mt
GI. EAT MILLS, the BlacF NTH and
Wneelwright work vii b carried oc
and promptly attended to
LEWIS T. CLARKE & BRO,
Oct 1--tf.
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Jcnss--Gresnweil.

Sir. j. La Gard Jones. formerly of
Saint Mary's county. but now = resi-.
dent of Baltimore, and Miss Katie Green
well, of Washington, were married by
the Rev. Father 0'Donahue, ut Saint
Peters Catholic Church, Washington,
at 5 o'clock, December s7th, 1898. The
bride was attired in q tailor-made travel
ing suit of plum color broadcloth, trim
med with fur, and carried white roses.
The groom wore black Prince Albert
coat ard vest, with light trousers. The
couple were attended by Mr.. Harry E.
Jones, brother of the groom. After
the ceremony they left for trip North
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones viii reside at 11O5
Linden avenue. Baltimore. Herald.
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wAGoNs,
10 The MILNE pnhlia

Al GARDENERS ILLS yoa can ge
FLOUR .IInlsdalee Roller Process.
put up N neat cotton bars ~ j,
I, am ialg bhis fnr The lowest
possible price consistent with
good goods. This -four and
fine, Corn
MI Al, are fo' sale every day In the
week, and for exchange for
sound, good wheat ard corn.
Bran, 20 cents; Middlings Scots and
Wheat screenings IS cts bushoi.
With thoroughly equipped Saving
'utfit capable of cutting 5000 feet of lum-
'er day, will guarantee quick and aceu-
tie saving every tair Thursday Of every
scek until wheat harvest No leayin3
Dur log bat bring them on Thursday and
= your lumber the ssme DAY.
AUBREY s. GARDINER,
Sept 20-yt near.Chaptico.