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Uniontown Items.

Mrs. Norman Penduzzi and son Master
George, OF Baltimore, are visiting her brother,
Mr. Benjurnin Hoffman.
The Methodist Protestant G. +. Society held
Il saciable on Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Ella Maiis very delightful time
was enjoyed By all. A literary and musical
program was rendered by members OF the so
ciety.
Wyoming Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, decorated the
graves of their departed brothers on Sunday,
in the Hill and NJ. p. cemeteries. Elder ;. b.
Graft, of the Church of God, delivered an al
dress in the Bethel Church, which was con.
sidered very appropriate to the occasion.
Mrs. Sarah Fuss has returned from a visit
TO friends in Hanover, Liltlestown and fancy
town.
Mrs. Mary Ann Garner, of Copperville.
spent few days during the week with Mr..
Z. g. Gilbert's family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weant of Double Pipe Greek
Rev X o. Spessard, OF Union Bridge, and
Rev Mr.. Reaver, were guests of DIR. and Mrs.
Luther Kemp during the past week.
DIR. ana Mrs Jesse Shreeve have gone to
their daughters, Mrs. Lula Stevens, Swan
Neck. Md. to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Wesley Rodkey and little
daughter Ruby, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Levi d. Reid, of raneytown, on Wednesday
Mr.. Brooks Cover aud daughter Miss Ma
ME, of Lowell, Mass, were guests OF Mr. anC
Mrs Harry Cover during the week
Mrs. Mary c. Cookson spent the past weeh
here as the guest of Mrs. Missouri Routson.
Mr.. aud Mrs Harvey 7. Roulson and son
Master Harvey T., of Waynesboro, Pa, Wis
tied his father and family. Mr.. Geoge Ront
son, from Saturday until Sunday.
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MIXERS IteniS.

NJ aud M HARVEY Eb"sl-,, Of near
Mvros-, spent Sunday with Nc john h.
A,Iirr sHt family.
Ms "a Barber. ai Hanover. 3. VISITING hvi
psFeal,. M aud NJ George BARBER
Ma, Man Fisher. a' Maurlrsier. .I-sa'
S.tarlar ani Sunday seth hrr P4r-u.s Nr
a5I Mr. y flhyr. ai fhs ,.efu.t,.
Master Jae Nsrfvmau. aI tiu. I..tr.. sl,-a.
- seek l.rsuf.y ut;b Dc. SISTER, of pear Arms
U--f
NJ ja,nr> Hare and rllsalr.u .irst >uu
i41 s.lb M, e. h. Miller.
Mo : n Hare 80, gH-sl uu Saa,isr a
Ms, rh,,sinr- Nl.ar
" Efsha M,ryman. .i Baltimore. d
sls,alsn- fees a,rNs tara.aH sHH H.
fAfrssi.-
NJ and Nr, Kemp and NJ and NJ.
~-azsh # usAr Armsssai, spent Sunday s.fa
Ne / u N.frsu,aa srl H,msiy.
NJ sud Mrs Anaul4y E,ngman, aul NJ
aui Mr.. Gro. Face. 80 oscar Grrruas.ant.
sy.,at SUNDAY w.ih Nr lieurg Na.-g aaa
faulty, ii ihts vicinity.
NJ, n.'alh Richard. aas Iar guest u' Gse.
l.,aa Miller % ihi, sicia5ty
Mssses laura and Mary Boyer. 60 this place
hsss = Te-ony stalk ga ibrir garden ahsch h.l
- .-aaiiisi large uhIls lrautey va, eau
tgaiuT
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Cover items.

Mr. 1;-als. " Crimes Hui site. Be- ran
faps sjth Miss Bertha t"aasay afv axss"
b1u,r from 80 extended try 10 kA.umvrr
M,a, Mamie T. BrAshrAT. e klFeusl Cats.
b4s trru r,sl1ag freud. a"d relatives H'ar
NJ, Olive.
IL a. reported thai soH,r imp9giAui sJs'ss.ss
utli hc pgsssai a, tie AeAJrny 80 "'Hii'ld
iadNy. Ss,larlAy
The Wet Fall Sunday .ebs-al SIS bold
their ChsilgeG's sayycrs ON The morning pi
Jans i7,h. Res. 4 2. Campbell. Of Rail-.
NOR. uill BE- pFvs-ii, Together ~''h H. AF.
Jones. the JUNIOR preacher 80 THIS s'FTa'l
Mr. Howard Shipivy. sh" has fs'va'i'
moved 90 he uee home iH FraEshHv,is, bas
l.irly beeu appointed by JshaT, >.'i'f'' 81
Westminster. to carry nu a hraucH - has uu-
defizk8HE busIus=ss-
Rev. 4. + Camptsr.l Nil deliver a sestn5a
Ia The gradaaiuz class Of WIUheld Acadsaas
GA the evening a. June 18th al Iasi"rsr'ile
" r. Church. The meeting slli Oesia 81 :
3.
Oar .nfy5uglsius manufacture. merchant
and husk ,irr. John wilson, 81 Nj AlFY. IS
s,siuz a. Eaiid nr~ mill al West Falls, se
The ste where the mJii osasd ty EasucSl
Char, uA, destroyed b. hrr last August NJ.
Ed~arl Shtriry contractor.
Miss Ella RiPpun VISITED inrni' 10 lAhef't
t.iis Wsvk.
Nj AuEu,ius Wright hAi a painful "l.fn.
,ian performed vH has nceaiar n'rSyA br
Niicy Cordau professor ui optic, performed
the operation.
Mr. Catherine Long has hAd A hnw ~sndoa
81 the latest architectural pAiieru cOuSiracics
10 the southern sing u her domicile. Wa.
Condor vas architect and contractor
Bethany Church. near here, WlIi holt their
Chlidrru's Day services tomorrow, Sunday.
Nj Nicholas FArSsr, hueksleF Of IAylars
willie. vas attacked by 4 r0bleE ~ the vicinity
Of Baltimore last week while reforming home
from selling his marketing. The alleged rob
Der halted him aud santei % Tide With NJ.
Farypr, Who resisted him, Mr.. FaTvr5. Nho
Was. ike George Washington. equipped S,tb
b., little Ratchet, found a great friend IA ihr
active use ct the instrument and soon over
came hi- foe, who beat $ hasty retreat io"sre
/ InnFs' Fails
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The Westminster canneries started up this
week, running on peas.
Abram Jones, of Uniontown has had his
U. s. pension increased 10 Sl2 per month.
A farmer. near Frizellburg, says he believe,
that there are 5000, 900 of lice on each pea
vine he has.
The Lillle,town (Pa.) Savings Institution
is TO be converted into national bank, with
capital of $25, 600.
Mr.. Joseph Baust, near Frizelburg, yester.
day presented the ADVOCATE with Il peck OF
fine Carroll county peas. Thanks.
A civil service examination will be con
Quoted at the Westminster postoffice today
Saturday for clerk and letter carriers.
At Frederick. on Thursday last, commence
ment exercises of the Woman College were
held. Among the graduates were Misses
Laventia Barnes, of Mt Airy, and Martha
Schaeffer, Of Westminster, both in eloeution'
The following high scores have been made
at Albaugh's bowling alley recently Stoner
232, Schaeffer POS, Ec6enrode 2O4, Coonan
200, Stitely 1879, Thomson 1879, Albaugh l"l'
At 10 a. IN. yesterday, Friday, the Wealth
er Bureau sent out the following bulletin =
Local showers tonight and Saturday morning
fair Saturday afternoon; cooler late tonight
and fresh to brisk northwest winds.
Luther c. Derr. of Frederick county, has
been elected deputy superintendent of the
House Of Correction, in the place ct Gus r
Smith, of Carroll The salary is $1,000. J..
Jesse Moore. of Washington county. succeeds
C. NJ. King, of Allegany, as Superintendent
Mr.. f. Nee Brown, formerly Of Uniouiown,
this county, now of Brunswick, Georgia, has
Just beeu appointed postmaster of Brans%I
The Brunswick Times, OF the 9th, publishes a
double column cut of Mr.. Brown, and speaks
Of the appointment as giving universal Sails'
faction. Mr. Brown is q druggist and also
secretary of the Southeastern Fair AssocEt
ton. He Is verY popular ia Brunswick, as he
was IN Carroll.
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Morgan Items.

The paper mill has begun operation and
aud will give employment TO large nunber
of men. thus making farm labor scarce.
There was quite "a peculiar occurrence on
the farm of Mr.. Charles Beck, about Il week
ago. One of the steers had been jumping ont
OF the pasture field aud there had been board
placed over its eyes to prevent it, but having
gotten out again Mr.. Beck sent his shepherd
dog after it. When the dog went towards the
steer it started to run directly toward large
tree. auout one hundred yards away. Being
blinded BY the boards the steer did not see
the tree aud ran headlong against 1t, striking
il with such force rs to cause it TO fall with its
head from the tree aud break its neck. Mr..
Beck dressed the beef and realized fair price
for it.
Mr. William Brandenburg, who has just
completed three years apprenticeship in
Herring Bros. roller mill, at Sykesville, left
on Tuesday for Kilmarnock, Lancaster coun-
ty, Va, where he viii engage in the milling
business.
Mr.. j. j. Brandenburg has received fine
thoroughbred English setter pup as present
from one of his sporting friends in Baltimore.
MIR. John Brandenburg, of Baltimore, has
been visiting his mother the past week.
Children's service will be held at Morgan
Chapel, Sunday evening, June 10Th, beginning
at T. 30 a clock sharp.
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Personal Notes.

Mrs. P. c. Kennedy and children have gone
to West Virginia to spend the summer IN me
neighbnrhood where Mr. Kennedy IS engaged
in civil engineering work on the Baltimore
Ohio railroad.
Mrs. Charles A. Vallimont, who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs W. A.
Dorsey, near Berret, has returned TO her home,
North Clarendon, Pa.
Rev. John I.emael Ward of Hurlock, Md,
a graduate Of Western Maryland College, who
has completed post graduate course at the
American Temperance University OF harrl'
man, Tenn, received the degree OF A. VI.
Miss Birdie Hayden and Miss Bessie NJ.
Gist. both of Baltimore. spent Sunday IA THIS
city.
Ga SATURDAY. June %. Mrs. Maria Brilliant
entertained her brothers aud sisters ~ her
home. near New Windsor. Those present
were NJ $ Brilliant aud wife, George I. l..
Hoover and wife. Oliver J. Hoover and Nlte,
Vim. Koontz and wife, }. +. Babylon and
wife. J. L. Smith aud wife and Mrs. Sarah
Maggie and son.
Mr.. C. A. Stouer and family. OF GeiiyS-
burg. Pa, are visiting relatives and friends ia
Westminster and vicinity this week
Miss Lena Gray Parker, Of Suffolk, Va, =
graduate OF Western Maryland College, class
81 1896, will spend commencement week VAIN
Miss Mary B. Sheilman.
Nh. Edwin W. Shrivcr, Of thi, city, has
been sent Il. West Virginia bs ihe Z ;. Pos
tai authorities on special duty
Miss Madeline Shriyer. daughter 81 Mr. u.
+. Shrirer. OF Union Mills. was one 81 lh"
bridesmaids for Mis-. Mary Josephine ShuErr,
Of Baltimore who Wa married At The talhe
dral an Tuesday Ia Henry J. Roche, Of bn-
uiscorihy. Ireland.
Mr. ". II. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas AMI t"o,
children have gone t. visit Mr. ih"t"a'
mother IN ST. Mary county.
Rev. Edgar L. Sexsu.iih. who recen'ly
graduated from the Westminster Theological
Sc l.inarv. This city. has accepted "a charge al
Gait. Grundy county. Missouri.
Recent arrivals At winccsier Place are Mr..
X. Z. Evans, Miss EJhlyu Evans, Mrs- \. W
Cooper. Miss Charlotte Cooper, Master Ross
Cooper. Mrs. Eliza McNulty. all Iru'n BALI.
more.
Mrs. :. X. Herr gave = strawberry break
fast to the Ladies Friday Club 1T Baltimore,
YESTERDAY The party arrived on ~" u"o 2
Train. Afler the breakfast Carriages ~rre
provided and the guests were taken around
I the tiiv, aud returned 90 Baltimore ~ thr
evening train.
Al Illustrated postal card was reserved ~
I rhis uhice hy dee course ~ mail from AT.
I VIA. &. Thomas, who j. naw travelling Iu ia
nope. II was mailed al BruNrlle> Belgium,
I MAY -. tie aud bis wife we're Seil ani cm
joying themselves.
Miss Kitty Y. Vmluu. OF Camden Ne~
Jersey, is visiting her sister, Mn th'iic' T.
] Herine
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Ry virtue of "a wit ct iieri faeias issued out
Of the Circrii Court for Carroll county, State
of Nary land. at the suit OF The Westminster
Savings Bank, use of The Carroll County
Savings Bank Of UniOntown, against the
Foods and chattcls. lands aud tenements OF
Fannie NJ Michael. John 7. Michael, Henry
Truutielt-r aud Alice K, Trouttelter, and to
me directed, have seized the following prop
erty, viz: All the right. title, interest and
estate Of the said Fannie NJ. Michael, john T..
Michael, Henry 1routielter and Alice II.
Trouttrltrr. ia and To all that lot or parcel of
land situate lying and being in Carroll county,
Md, consisting Of wood lot of about ten
acres. more or less, which was devised Nv the
last will and testament Of Elizabeth Wagner,
late of said county, deceased, dated Septen
Der -. 1880. aud duly admitted to probate by
the Orphans Court of said county, aud record
ed in viii Record II. f. b. and j. .. W,
No. ). folio 246, etc, to Henry Troutielter
for and during the term of his natural life and
after his death 10 the child or children or their
descendants ne may have living at the time
of his death.
Aud hereby give notice, that on
MONDAY, JUNE Is 1900,
at o'clock. p. M, on the premises, near the
Uniontown turnpike, about 34 miles from
Westminster, adjoining the property of VIM.
Little, John Roger and John Beard, | Will
sell the above property, SO seized and taken
INTO execution, TO the highest bidder for cash.
GEORGE w. MOTTER,
may2G-ts Sheriff.
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FOR REGISTRARS OF VOTERS.
List Of Persons Summoned 10 Appear for
Examination.

DEMOCRATS.
Taueytown-J. V Eckenrode.
Uniontown-O. Edward Dodrer.
Myers'-Geo. E. Bowman.
Woolery s-Robert l.. Shipley.
Freedom-lSt Precinct, Simon GoIlbart;
pad Precinct. Geo. A. Brown.
Nanchester-H Henry Berwager.
Wcstminstcr-lst Precinct, Abraham VIM
t.rs: 2nd Precinct, Edward 0. Dtlendal.
Hampstead- Irving 5. Leister.
Franklin-Oliver T. Davis.
Middleburg-.Jesse W. Eyler.
New Windsor-Theo. L. SliugIuff.
Union Bridge-Thco. 4. Clay.
Mt. Airy-Geo. W. Clary.
REPUBIICANS.
Tanevtown- W WilhroN.
Tuionloun-Iohn II. Hamburg.
Mycr>'-H,rvy :. M"relock.
Woolerv' s-Geu, =. Knox.
Freedom-l-t rrrr,uci. Arthur Z. Ginpci;
Dad Precinct. F.aaci5 T. Buckingham.
Manchester CnsneiIu, Miller.
Wrstninster-l<i Preciuri, j. FL Weaver;
and Precinct. s Christian Stouer.
HAMPSTEAD Vim. \. Murray.
franklin. Albert E,,>tou.
Niddlrburg- Martin l.. kouus.
New Windsor Ross CALI
Union Bridge-Johu NJ. Ho.raberser.
MI ANY Then GosncIi.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL OFFICIALS ELECTED.
Prof. Simpson of Western Maryland COL
lege Elected Secretary, Treasurer ana
Examiner, and George H. Caple Assistant
Secretary.

On Monday last the newly appointed Public
School Commissioners elected Prof Simpson,
of Western Maryland College, Secretary,
Treasurer and Examiner, and Mr. George II.
Caple. of Woolery's district, Assistant Secre-
tary.
The selections have met with universal APP
proval by all who know Prof. Simpson and
Mr.. Caple. Prof Simpsons long experience
in educational work will qualify him for Ex-
aminer, and Mr.. Caple's fourteen years eX-
perience Us teacher in the public schools has
humiharized him with the work and needs OF
the school system.
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Epwortn League Convention.

The Epuorlh League Union oi Carroll
counts ptl bold ils annual convention ioi
slec,iaa %. officers Tor the coming year "a.
Sioa, CEzpel. near NarhsilshuEg, during Ih1
afternoon and evening Of THURSDAY. J Gur l4th,
the ses>,oas 90 begin at and p. m. resprc
lively. TIE following program has been pfe
yaF-j
Afternoon S,-sios, Devotional Service
Addres. q Welcome. Rev ReUDen kulh
Response. j ". Abbott; Reports from
Chapter; Conference GA the Dr-irih,bty u
The Cu,os Erection Of Officers
Evening Se,siou--Song Service. De r. +
Shipisy; Addresses. RevS. j. 4 Pace, u d
aad A. f. Slaglr Conservation Service.
Each Epworth League chapter of the CnIof
i entitled L. send two de- esale- 90 the con
vrutiou. where ghey Wih be entertained ~ the
local chapter. The officers of the Unio'
request that the nameS of the delegates b.
suut at ouca to the vice president, Ar ALVIN
l.. Duyall. Wagon A, Westminster,
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THE DEPENDABLE STORES 3!
THE EXCELLENCE OF OUR MILLINERY.

The that styles right that the trimming
prices right is being proved by the very satsfac
tuySe tina i done n this
speech that Millinery Section Is IN u bloom lheie
special trimmed hats and flowers this week Better try to
be among the buyers. oo
selling $3.50 50 CO. $3.50 $500 and SOU
style quality than have been accustomed to
higher prices merchandise with and sold far
prices prtine and quality reasonable figure have
already department popular already brought active and
nr elSns
in Chden Hats and Readyto- Walk
in Hats re shown this week
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Pleasant Valley Items.

Mr.. Daniel Lester, while operating shin
gle saw at Mr.. David Petry's, on Monday
last, got his right hand caught in the saw,
and the flesh was cut away from the thumb
and fore finger. DR.. Bott dressed the wound
and Mr.. Lester is doing well.
Mrs. Peter Wilmer, in her seth year, OF
Lancaster county, Pa, aud her daughter,
Lizzie Nsley, also of Lancaster county, were
the guests of Mr.. Jesse Myers last week.
The Sunday school will hold its celebration
on the 2lst of July on the old grounds.
Mrs Polly Morelock, in her 87th year, is
critically i'll at her sons, Mr.. Geo. Morelock.
Messrs. John Senft A. P. Helwig and Ed
mond Frock each lost horse this spring
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McKinStry Items.

hdIn Is HttUtU.
The prospect for a crop of grain and grass
is good in this neighborhood.
Mr.. Harry Holenbaugh and family, of
Marstou, were guests of Mr.. {. A. Parrish on
Sunday.
Miss Maggie Engllr spent several days with
her brother,P b. Englar, in 1aneytown.
Miss Edna S. Naile, of the Woman's Col
lege, Frederick, was guest of her aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs John r. Kefarver, be-
fore returning to her home in Greensburg,
Penna.
Our store is vacant, and it is very incon-
yenient for us here.
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James Rimehurt has finished his buildings
and fences, and James Leistvr, painter, has
very much beautiiied the place.
Ex Sheriff Haines has put a large cis,eru in
his new building. Mr.. Burns, Of Westminster,
did the word
Thomas Ham is putting out five acres ia
tomatoes.
David Englar has his store completed. 1t
is a great improvement, with special depart
ment for the postotfiee.
Miss Henrietta Grouse has returned from a
visit to Baltimore.
The new laundry is doing a good business.
II has unto date machinery.
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s Simpson, A. NJ, PHI. D., was born near
Greensboro. n c., about 80 years ago, aud
is descended from one Of the best and oldest
families Of the State. His father was popular.
possessed strong common sense, and eNerted
extensive influence in the county.
Ia his youth Prot, Simpson was fond Of field
sports. thus giving hardy constitution. which
fitted him for the profession he had chosen,
La the local schools and in the LenoN Castle
School. where he was prepared tor college.
be lead his classes, being graduated With high
houors from Trinity College in 1873. Before
his graduation be was elected President OF
was unusually successful. and among the
graduates under his presidency were Hon. L.
b. Wslser, Attorney General Of North Caro-
lima: Judge Ramsey. OF Colorado; ". ..
SNYDER. Mayor OF Los Angeles. aud Prot.
Gooch OF California; T. I. Hicks aud +.
Raper, leading lawyers, Of North Carolina
Constant application at Iaisin College be
gan 90 affect his health. aud he resigned for a
wear During this vacation a vacancy occurred
IL the Department Of Scje0ce IN Western
Maryland College, aud pr Simpson vas tea
dered il and accepted. eH.enng apoa his duties
in 1883. and has allied 1t ever siuc-,. Daring
the first two years ~ Western Maryland Col.
leEe be held scholarship ia tbe Johns Hop.
celebrated chemist pr Renasru: BE- took
a special course ip The Sauseeg School at
Modern Languages. aud also a! the cslebTaisd
Summer School Al Chautanqaa. y. !.
In june. 1889. the Collec, uI thu l.uihsrAu
Church. IN North Carullua. Conferred upon
Prot Simpson the honorary degree q Doctor
rf Philosophy, In 1870 be- sas ordained s.
a minister ct The Methodist Protestant
Church. aud hss ircqueul'y othcisiei both 'H
ihI. county sud elsewhere.
aEnEGg n. CAFiE
Mr. George H. Caple. The assistant seCrr.
tary. Is yoapg maH It a year,, aud resides
81 Ea,t,iew, about mikes :rom Nrsfminsier.
lie Is a sou Of NJ. William II Caple. II Fast
,isW. aud has taught m the potisc SCHOOLS 'u
Carroll county for The past fourteen ssars-
H., first experience ia traghiuE AZ asslsi
an, 10 Prcf. D. l.. FsrrsT, at flak,barE, and
after taurir-u years be becomes assistant g.
Prof Farrar IN the management 1T the schuFii,
# IT,, ,ouuiy NJ Caple assumed b., duties
Immediately after his eieestna, the place
Nras raranl. Prof simpson terms i--gsus
August Is; next
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Program of Commencement Exercises
Western Maryland College.

Saturday, June 9th 6. 30 to 500 p. m
Presidents reception.
Sunday, June leth 1890 "A. m.-Bac-
calanreaie Sermon by President Lewis. 500
D. m.-Sermon befor4 the Christian Associa-
lions lay Rev. E. X. Bell, d. D.. of the First
English Lutheran Church, Baltimore, Md.
Monday, June l1th: p. m.-Graduates'
Recital in Music and Eloeution.
Tuesday, June 18th 1000 a. m.-Society
Oratorieal Contest for the Merrill and Newell
Trophies. 1890 a. m.-Annual Meeting OF
the Board of Trustees. 200 p. m.-Society
Reunions. 100 p. m.-Anuual Meeting and
Banquet of Alumni Association. 500 P: m.
Sophomore and Freshman Contests in Flo
cution for Norment Prizes.
Wednesday, June 18th i: $50 a. m.-Com
mencement.
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weather RECORD Tor the Week.

June 2-mercury 20 at "A. N. and 81 at
p. M. generally clear until . p. M, followed
by cloudy weather; light thunder gust between
and p. m. June 3-mercury 81 at I a.
III. and 66 at 2 p. M; clear. June Amer
curry 90 at I a. IN. and "A at p. m. F; generally
cloudy June 5-mercury 81 st a. m. and
81 at 2 p. m; partially cloudy. June O.
June mercury 65 at a. IN. and "a at 2 p.
m; clear until p. M; partially cloudy after
wards. June S-mercury ~ at a. N. and
SO at 2 p. M; cloudy.
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A GRAND WASH WAIST EQUIPMENT.

To meet last years beat would be better
in selling, and be done by the
excellence of the STYLES variety qualities and the honesty See the
of All the wanted materials and eolored
rightly anip priced rightly
soc to $500 EACH
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SILK WAISTS.

Never large selling of Silk Waists as has
i this spring
The demand
quality these Silk Waists will satisfy you completely
economy
in ons, beautifully
tucked the Waists
uuua a those figures