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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1900-01-12
The Judgment Affirmed.

A telegram from MIR. Rutherford, Clerk OF
the Court OF Appeals, announced on yester-
day, Thursday, morning, that the judgment
Of the Circuit Court In "No. "" had been AZ
nrmed by the Appellate Court. This is the
case Of the State VS.. Joseph Young and Joseph
Bash, colored, jointly indicted and found
guilty of the murder Of Edward Lee, also
colored, at the Bel Air station Of Baltimore
and Lehigh Railroad Company on the night OF
Sunday, August 20, 1899.
The facts developed at the trial which took
place on September 90, showed that the par
ties were returning from negro camp meet
ing which was being held 10 Hollingsworth's
woods, near Fallston, and that upon the ar
rival of the train, late at night, at Bel Air,
shots were fred and young Lee was killed.
The accused were tried before jury and were
ably defended by Messrs. Harold scarboro
and Gilbert s. Hawkins. The jury rendered
verdict Of murder In the first degree against
Young, and OF murder In the second degree
against Bush. They were sentenced by Judge
Waters, Young to be hanged and Bush to
imprisonment in the penitentiary for five
years. 1t appearing In the trial OF the case
that Mr.. Joseph z. wilson, one OF the jurors,
had served in like capacity upon the coroner's
jury in the case, an appeal to the Court OF APP
peals was taken and arguel before that
tribunal in October. The telegram Of THUS
day announced the decision OF the Appellate
Court upon the question.
Since their trial both Of the accused have
been confined in the county Jail and have act
ed as II they did not realize that In the cass OF
one of them at least, the sword Of Democles
hung suspended and that life for life would
probably appease offended justice.
Young was told by Mr.. Hawkins, one OF his
counsel, on Thursday afternoon that the decis-
ion OF the higher court was against him, and
assured him that be would do all In bis power
to save his life. The prisoner took 1t very
cody and his only wish seemed to be to be able
to get out of Jail as spon as possible. As soon
as the record comes BACK from Annapolis
Clerk Forwood will forward transcript OF
the whole proceedings to Governor Smith,
who will then TX day for the execution.
This will be the first capital case to come be-
fore His Excel.ency, aud 1t is one Of the most
disaereeabe features Ia connection with the
Guberna.orial Chair. In the meantime strong
efforts will be made to have the sentence com
nu.ed to Imprisonment for life.
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TaylOr-Carr.

An attractive home wedding took place
at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Everitt, at Magnolia, on Wednesday, January
8, the contracting parties being Mr.. Asa A.
Taylor, Of Boothby Hill, and Miss LAWNS
Carr daughter of Mrs. Everitt, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. W. ID. Knight. Tie
bride wore a steel colored broadcloth, with
white taffeta trimmings and carried white
carnations. Mr.. Lawrence NJ. Taylor, brother
OF the groom acted as best man and Miss
Amber Bolts as bridesmaid.
Those present were Mr.. Joseph Carr, Mr..
and Mrs. j. W. Everitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Bolts, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bipkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Gunther, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carr and daughter, Of Philadelphia; Wesley
Everitt, Mr.. John w. Carr, Mrs. Sarah Bald
win, Mrs. Joseph Rollins, Mrs. Harry Skill
man, Mr.. and Mis-. Josiah Skillman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Everitt, Sr, Mrs. John Henry,
Misses Ida Baldwin, Blanch Goodwin, Carrie
Rollins, Mabel Skilman, Helen Skilman, May
Oakley, DORIS Chapman, Essie Chapman,
Grace Bowen, Annie Chapman, Katie and
Daisy Tinmons, Gertrude and Blanch Henry,
and Mess,s. Calvin and Leonard Jeffreys,
Harvey skillman, Joseph Timmons, John
kley, John Myers, Charles Rollins, Thomas
Glsss, william Christopher and DR.. j. II.
Stiar
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Bel Air Literary Association.

At a special meeting of the Society, held at
the Reading Rooms on Saturday night, the
following officers were elected to serve during
the ensuing SIX months:
President-Phineas F. Ball; vice president,
w. Frank Keen; secretary ard treasurer,
Harvey Ewing; editor Of the Tribune, Walter
r. McComas; Board of Governors, Harry N.
Hanna Henry e. b. Norris, Henry q. Magma
iier and DR.. a ". Valentine.
The next meeting will be held in the court
room on Tuesday, January "a. The pro-
gramme includes music by the Bel Air Quar-
tettc; installation addresses by the newly
elected officers, all Grafton on 1.-THE future OF
the British EMPIRE" by William J. Shanaban
and the resumption of the Roberts case. The
meetings are growing in interest and are well
worthy Of attendance.
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Observation-Disclosures.

DR. j. Lee Hopkins, eldest son OF Hon. vii
liam b. Hopkins, OF Garland, one OF the lar-
ford members Of the present House of Dele
gates, was married on Wednesday afternoon
to Miss Sarah e. Wheatley, daughter of Cap
tain Thomas w. Wheatley, at the residence
of the BRIDES parents, No. 702 West Lafayette
avenue, Baltimore, by Rev. j. Edward Amos,
pastor Of Aberdeen NJ. 4. Church. There
were no attendants. The bride was dressed in
brown Venetian broadclotb, trimmed with
velvet and lace, and carried La France roses.
After the ceremony reception was held, at
the conclusion Of which DIR. and Mrs. Hopkins
left for Northern trip. Upon their return
they will reside In Havre de Grace, where Dr.
Hopkins will enter upon the practice of his
profession,
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The fourth anniversary Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of Garrettson NJ. E. Church was cel,-
brated on Thursday, January 4th. A large
number of the members and friends were
present. II WIS shown that there are between
thirty and forty members In the society, and
that since its organic alton over three hundred
and sixty seven dollars have been raised by it
for church funds. A short speech was made
by Rev. W. u. Knight, in which he congratu-
lated the society on its excellent report and
wished 1t still further prosperity. Refresh
ments were served and very profitable and
pleasant afternoon was spent. On behalf of
the members and friends Of the society, Mr..
JAS Holloway presented to the pastor, Rev.
W. d. Knight, an envelope which contained a
substantial sum Of money.
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Agricultural Society,

= meeting of the Bo.rl Of Direct 'rs OF the
Hartford county Agricultural Society was held
at their Office in Bel Air on Monday, but no
business of material public interest was trans
acted.
A new setsoi bylaws we're adopted, defining
the duties of the officials Of the Society.
1t was provided that the regular annual
meeting of the stockholders shall be held on
the fourth Monday in January in each and
every year, the meeting for 1900 being ar
ranged for January 49, which will occur a
week from next Monday.
The annual report OF the trssurer was read
and will be made pubic at the annual meet.
ing. 1t develops the gratifying fact that, all
expenses being met, there is small balance
left in the hands of the Treasurer.
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Rev. Kerby 8. Miller has removed from

Rev. Kerby 8. Miller has removed from
Main street to the residence corner Of Broad
way and Franklin street, lately occupied 10y
Mr.. Richard Barnes
Miss Florence KuChcr returned on Tues
day from visit OF several weeks duration 10
her brother, Mr.. Louis Kncner, of Akrcn,
Ohio.
Professor A. s. Cook, principal Of the
Franklin High School, Reisterstown, was a
guest of Bel Air friends on Saturday.
Miss Phoebe Bissel returned to her home
on Friday evening from q visit to relatives in
Boston. She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. l.. NJ. PassaGo, Miss Elizabeth Webster
Passano, Master Leonard NJ. Passauo and
their maid.
Master Arthur Geatty has entered bust
ness college in Baltimore.
Mr.. Harold Scarboro, OF the Bel Air bar,
has accep'ed position on the staff Of the
Baltimore Erening NeWs. He will be at Anna
polls during the Legislature. Mr.. Scarboro
is old newspaper man and will carry with
him in his new position the best wishes Of his
many friends.
Mrs. Joseph A. Harris Is visiting friends in
Virginia.
Mr.. Isaac Webster who has been for some
time past In the employ Of MIR. Joseph A,
Coale, near Bel Air, left on Wednesday morn
ing for Connellsville, Pa, where he has Sc
cured lucretiye position,
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A joyful Dance.

Quite number OF young folks were entain-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan McComas at their
home, "Delmar," near Upper Cross Roads, on
last Thursday evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. McComas, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Curry, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Carroll.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Miles Curry, Mis-. John Garrison, Mira. Car
vii Green, Mrs. Patterson, Misses Pocock, Sal
lie and Elva Curry, Mary Patterson, Annie
Curry, Sannie Garrison, Mamie Scarf. Idle
and Helen Coale and Annie Hart, Msssrs.
Cockey, Howard and Tolley Patterson, Will
Garrison, VIM. Whiteford, Frank Deets, Chas,
Coale, George and W. Hutchinson Hayes, W.
d. Bartleson, Jr., st. Clair Ashton and Walter
Scarf. Games and dancing were INDUCED in,
music FURNISHED by Prof Lyle's orchestra.
Refreshments were served at late hour, after
which all parted for their homes, thanking
host and hostess for very enjoyable time.
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The Misses Wilson gave very pleasant
dance at their home near PyltsVi!le on Friday
evening, December29, the rooms being elabor-
ately decorated with eVergrecns. Music was
furnished by Prof Charles Kaufman, OF Baltl-
more. Among those present were Mr.. and
Mis- Harry Day, Mr.. and Mrs. David Silver,
Misses Letfii /, Hattie, Sadie and Rose wilson,
Annie Macatoe, Mary and Nina Roberts, Bes-
sic Harry, NJ. L. and Barbara Myer, Annie
DaRan, Anna and Ada Blrtol, Ida Glenn and
Miss STREET., Nessrs. MYer, DeRan, Macatee,
Bar:ol, Harry, Charles, Alonzo, Clarence and
Hall Wilson, John Roberts, Eugene and Stills
Hayward, Gorsuch' Glenn, Frank Hanway,
Richard Webster William Whitefo.d, Dir.
Hayward Street, and Charles Street,.
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Mrs. Bradish, OF Detroit, Wrote
Mrs. Pinkham and Tells the Result.
LETTER TO MRS. p1NKHAM NO. a,sroI


"About two years ago began to run
down and soon became almost a wreck.
1 lost my appetite and began to lose
flesh; my blood was impoverished and
had to leave our store.
1.-The doctors gave me little tonic,
but l steadily grew worse and consulted
another doctor. He helped me in some
ways, but my headaches continued, and
1 began to have night swcats and my
rest was so disturbed that would have
hystcria and would cry and worry over
business matters and my poor health.
FINALLY, husband took me South, but
with no benefit This was year ago;
no one can ever know what winter of
misery spent. Would bloat after
eating and was troubled with palpita-
ton of heart and whites. Having read
by happy chance of your medicine,
bought it and wrote for your advice,
and before having finished the first
bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, the Mysteries nearly stopped
and l slept soundly.
L used seven or eight bottles with
such benefit that I am as healthy as 1
can ever remember of being. I shall
never cease to sound your praises
Mrs. e. NJ. BRADIsH, 179 DIX AVE,
DETROIT, Mich.
Mrs. Pinkham's advice is at the free
disposal of every ailing woman who
wishes help. Her address is Lynn, Mass
Every case is sacredly confidential
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PRralyxPd.

Mr.. Elias Beaumont wellknown resident
Of Benson and for many years prominent
under taker in that vicinity, was stricken with
paralysis on Tuesday afternoon, his whole
right side and his tongue being affected. He
was alone in Lis wheeIwIight shop at the
time and laid there In a helpless condition
for about two hours, before he. was able to
attract attention. At The ond of that time
MIR. Charles Z. Hornberger heard him and
DR.. George w. Davis was summoned. He Is
improving although still in a critical condi-
tion
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Bel Air N Otes.

List of uncalled for letters remaining In the
Bel Air postofice: Miss Alice Lee Barnes,
Miss Jennie Hoffman, Miss Emmie Jones,
Miss Sarah Lustes, Mrs. Hugh Wilson.
Mr.. j. Thomas c Hopkins, Jr., has received
an appointment on the clerical staff OF the
State Senate.
DIR. Sias Warner is confined to his home at
Fern Cliff station, Baltimore aud Lehigh Rail
road, with sickness.
Mr.. Elmer j. Cook, Of Towson, was visitor
to Bel Air on Satu d ~ for the first tims since
his recent severe Illness.
Miss Keturah Price, OF Baltimore, is visiting
relatives In Bel Air and Cambria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Knopp have re
turned from their wedding tour and taker
up their residence in Bel Air.
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Entertained,

Mr.. Lawrence Forwood entertained the
county officials at dinner at the Granger's
Hotel on Monday. Those present were Messrs.
William A Durham, Joseph E. Spencer and
b. Frank Hanway, County Commissioners;
George j. Finney, Secretary, and George Y.
Maynadier, counsel to the Board of Commits
sioners; William s. Forwood, Jr., Clerk OF the
Circuit Court; Andrew Kinhart, Sheriff; John
IL. Dever, Deputy Sheriff; j. Ross scarbor-
ough, ex- commissioner; ex-Sherffs Ambrose
Cooley, w. Smithson Forwood and VIII
liam j. Forsythe. The menu was perfect
in its details, willie an absolute lnformality
added its tribute of scciality to the feast.
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Road checks issued.-Lewis II. Archer,
5000; James A. Wiles, S12.76 Frank A. Lee.
$29 SO; A. v. Bailey, s39. 40; Frank Wysong,
$16.45; Ramsay & Co., $40 30; Rufus Lowe,
Sl4 50; Isaac Amos, $27 n; George NJ Proctor,
$6 rs; E M. Clement, $s6 90; George e. Silver,
$40 IS; J. B. FIndey, "a; J. II. Rush, 500; W..
W. knight, $1o7 20.
Certificates is,ued.-Dr. j. e. Butler,
vaccine account, So; Robert K. Morgan,
taIff to Orphans Court, $3.50.
James smi.h was appointed General Road
Supervisor over all roads In the I'd district
west OF the road leading from Emmorton, via
Bel Air, to Rock Spring Church, thence to
(Fairyiew) colored school house via Grafton
Shops.
The following order was passed: Whereas,
the s. stem of practical bookkeeping OF the
accounts of Hartford county, since the opera
ton of the Treasury law, has been found in
seine points unsatisfactory, and also some
qualifications Of existing law may be desirable
-or,!ered, that Thomas ii. Robinson
| D. B. ReckoTd and Harry s. Carver be
appointed committee to take into
consideration, the whole subject matter and
! report to the Commissioners, for their con
| silera,ion, their recommendations In REGARD
to proper system OF county bookkeeping
and also su2h suggestions as to q modi
fication or amendments Of the law as theI
l may consider desirable.
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ON cora InatAIled,

The 70 flowing officers for Wann Post, No.
40, G. A. II. Forest Hill were installed Satur-
day afternoon, January 6.by General David l..
Stanton, detailed for that purpose, by Dept.
Commander, Lewis NJ. z mmermsn: Com
mander, r. 4. Bouldin; Junior Vice Com
mander, VIM. &. BavIngton; Quartcrmaster,
Steward Hornberger; Surgeon, Capt. Joseph
A. Harkins; Chaplain, j. z. Darlington;
Adjutant, James X. Hamilton; Quar- ermaster
Sergeant, Nathan K. Shirley. The meeting was
largely attended. After the installation
saryices collation. WAS serVed In Post Hall.
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LOn1-SnlilhsOIl.

Mr.. ThomasL Long, Of Washington, d. C.,
and Miss Mary E. smithson, daughter OF the
late James l.. Smiihson, OF Halfold county,
were married at the home Of the bride, No.
1045 E. Fayeste street, Baltimore, on Tuesday,
January I'd, at 7.45 r. NJ, by Rev. b. A. Alb,
bott, Of Harlem Avenue Christian Church.
The bride was attired In blue silk, trimmed
with gold sequin and carried La France roses.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Long left on a tour
through the South. A number OF useful and
handsome presents were received.
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REM SIXTH. Secretary,
Bank Officers Elected.

The two National Banks of Bel Air bed
their annual meetings on Monday and selected
officers for the ensuing year. The Second
National elected Messrs. w. Beatty Harlan,
George E. Silver, Thomas II. Robinson, Jos.
B. Hanway, John D. Worthington, DIR. Martin
L. Jarrett and DIR. William g. Archer. Mr.
Thomas II. Robinson was reelected President
and MIR. Walter FInney, Cashier.
The Hartford National election resulted In
the choice of Messrs. Stevenson A. Williams,
John Moores, Nathan Grafton, John G. Rouse,
William II. Harlan, Robert G. Richardson and
James Lee as Directors, with Mr.. Williams 81
President and Mr.. John A. Evans as Cashier.
The election at the First National Bank OF
Aberdeen resulted In the choice OF Messrs
William b. Baker, James b. Baker, I. L.
Hanway, septimus Davis, Christisn Smith, C.
A. Courtney, w. &. Rouse, j. M. Michael and
o. N. Johnson IS directors.
The First Nat on.l of Delta elected Messrs
V. g. Stubbs, K L. Jones, William q. Mccoy
E. w. Keyscr, John II. Anderson, w. w
Maffett, William Nc 'parren, Abel j. Webb
Fl. 2. Reef, Fred. X. Williams and David NJ
Taylor as directors.
The Havre de Grac. Bank re-elec' g l the OLE
Board OF Directors.
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Is the Endoscope, which is for the purpose OF
exsming the interior of the stomach. 1t is
claimed, that with this instrument, the treat
ment of stomach troubles will be revolution
lied, as it locates the cause of disease. With
due respect to science, however, would state
that the causes of stomach troubles have been
known for the past fifty years, and likewise
their cure, which is Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, me iicine that has many imitators, but
no equals 1t cures dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliutIsness, constipation. nervousness, in
somnia. It also prevents malaria. fever and
ague, and keeps the bowels regular, When
NOT feeling right, take dose. 1t is the STAN
dard medicine of the American people. Look
| for Private Revenue Stamp over neck of bottle.
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wilma w. &. II. u.

The wilma w. e. T. U. held the first meet
Ing OF the year on January 4th, at the home OF
the President, Mrs J. B. Hoskins. Much In
tercst was manifested by those present. 1t Is
hoped that Mrs Clara Hoffman, Of Chicago,
will be able to come to Half I'd county III
the near future and fulfill her engagement
1t was decided to hold parlor meeting at
Mr. Enos Davis, Wednesday even Ing, Janu-
airy II. Adjourned 10 m3et 1t Mis- John
Maenes.' on Thur>dty afternoon. February |.
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UPPER Cross ROADS, January 9:-Tho
Ladl, $ Aid Society of the Good Will Church
viii hold an oyster supper in Mr.. Adam Hess
tenant house on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, January 10 and IT.
Mr. Jacob Il. Hess is visiting friends in Man.
chester, Md.
The friends and members of Good Will
Church gave their pastor, Rev. Mr.. Slower,
donation last week and presented him with
handsome robe.
Rutlejge school is iu a flourishing condition.
having a total enrolment of 81 pupils. 1t Is
under the management of Nr. S. w. Midden-
dorf, principal, and Miss Hattie Ward assist
ant. DAISY.
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The Highland Telephone Company.

certificate Of incorporation was filed In
the Clerks office on Monday, by the Highland
Telephone and Telegraph Company OF Har-
ford county. The principal office OF the or
ganization will be at STREET. postofice, and
the capital stock is $50 COO, divided into l, 900
shares of $50 each. The directors for the first
year will be Parker F. Scarborough, Hugh T..
Heaps, Albert Il. Parker, Fred. N. Ramsay, j..
Martin McNabb, Zephauiah Heaps, Alonzo
Huff, Charles H. McNabb, William <. Arthur,
Edwin 7. Treakle, Thomas j. Brooks and j..
Thomas Heaps.
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Tin W. Gtiin-.

A large number of the friends OF Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel W. Bay rendered them vorj
agreeable surprise at their home at WhitefoTd,
on Thursday evening, January +. 1t being the
tenth anniversary If their marriage. The
evening passed rapidly in delightfully."- social
manner, refreshments were served and at a
reasonable hour the company dispersed,
wis hirg the bride and groom of ten years
standing many happy returns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bay received quite number Of suitable
Drasapts
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Two WceI,iinss Ia Mnrshall'x.

Two weddings occurred in MarshalPs dis
trict on Wednesday evening within short
time of each other. The first was that Of Mr..
8. Walter GLADDEN., OF the Rocks, and Miss
Miss Ella V. Dcvoe, which took place at the
residence of MIR. Frank Devoe, father of the
bride at Federal Hill. Rev. J. l.. Sothoron,
rector of Holy Cross 2. e. Church, oficiated.
The bride Is the organist OF the church and is
deservediy popular young lady.
Mr.. Walter Spencer, of Chrome Hill, was
married to Miss Lavinia daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Thomas Gross, Of Jarretteville, the
ceremony being performed at Bethel Presby-
terrain Church, Cathcsrt, by Rev. W. A. Price,
pastor OF the church.
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CAsrLEToN, January 10.-The paper mills are
again running to their full extent and are very
busy. with number of good orders on hand:
operation. The flint products are being haul
ed to Conowingo and shipped by rail to Tr Tle
roads are in splendid condition, hard and
smooth and hauling is almost pastime..
Mr.. Granville T. Shauck fell accidentally the
other day, striking box lid and breaking one
OF his ribs He is gradually improving under
the care of DIR. Ra9an, of Conowingo.
Mr. William 5. Lavender lost fine mare on
Sunday night from some unknown cause, and,
horse is unfit for use.
Mr.. Charles A. Andrew lost valuable horse
a few days since.
Coal oil is very scarce here, owing to change
of companies. GREY.
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A,o,ner Da,rymen.s ASSOCIATION.

The numerous dairymen who reside along
the p, W. & b. X. X. in the vicinity of
Perryman, organized an association last
week and elected the following officers:
President, Charles w. Michael; treasurer,
George W. Gallup; secretary, Harry C. Hol-
loway. The secretary was requested to notify
the shippers of milk at Edgewood and Mag
nolia and solicit their co operation.
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lGIcerA Elected.

The Christian EDdeavor Society Of VT,
Tabor Methodist Protestant Church have
selected the following officers for the ensuing
term: President, William Monks; vice pres'-
dent, William B Kennedy; recording secre-
tary, Miss Della Monks; corresponding secre-
tary, Mis- Jessie N. Hood; treasurer, William
Webster; organist, Miss Grace Peterson.
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The guu Almanac.

The SIN Almanac came promptly to hand
aud as promptly was placed on file where 1t
coud be readily referred to. The issue for
1900 marks the twenty-fltth year of its pub
ljcatIou and it las steadily grown in popular
favor l. is replete with valuable information,
aud forms almost an Indispensable adjunct to
huSiness life