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Personal Notes.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles +, c. Smith, of BAL
timore, are in Westminster for the summer.
Mrs. l.. S. Dallas Of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives in Westminster.
Mrs. C. H. Vanderfori and her two children
and Mrs. Florence Mills, are on the PatuXent,
in Calvert county.
Miss Mary Yellott, of Towson, is a guest
Of Miss Alice Bond
Misses Margaretta aud Bertha Wilson and
Mr. John Wilson, of Germantown, are visiting
Miss NJ Test Buckingham.
William Shriver Reese, son of Mr.. Philip
and Mrs. Kate Shriver Reese, who IS a mem
Der OF Troop A, Sixth L. 5. Cavalry, sailed
last Sunday on the transport Grant from san
Francisco for service IN China.
The Misses Berret and the Misses George,
of Freedom district, were guests at Judge
Bonds on Wednesday The Misses George
are now visiting Mrs George NJ. Parke.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. r. Thomas, of this city.
arrived home from Europe on Wednesday OF
last week. after most enjoyable trip, both M
good health. While in Germany they witnessed
the Passion Play at Oberammergaui VISITED
The Hague, Amsterdam, Sinttgardt, london
Tower, Paris Exhibition, &c., taking views OF
such buildings as struck their fancy. While
in Holland they received marked attention
from the relatives of his sou-in-law. Mr.
of the Dutch.
Mrs. Frank W. Fouke, of Baltimore, was
in Westminster several days this week Mr.
and Mrs. Fouke were in New York several
months, but returned to Baltimore last week,
where Mr.. Fouke's services were needed by
his firm. Gilpin, Laugdea ( Co
Miss A. Mabel ArmacoSt, Of WayH-sbura,
Pa, is visiting her aunt, Nrs Dr.. J. W. Her
ing, aud her brother, Mr.. Leister W. Arma-
cost this city.
Mrs. Caroline Shriyer gave party nj her
home, at Ayondale, an Thusday from , to :
p. M. to her grandchildren, Margery Wbyle.
daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Clymcr Whyte. Of
Baltimore, and J. Shriyer Herring. sou OF Dr.
aud Mrs. Jos. I. Herring, uf Westminster.
The occasion was very enjoyable 20 the little
folks.
Mrs. Charles Spalding aud daughter, Of
Dayton, Ohio, are guests at Dr. j. Howell
Bilhugslea's.
DR.. Geo h. Baushmau viii be- absent from
Tuesday OF next week until Saturday.
Miss Esther Thompson aud her brother,
Richard. of Philadelphia, Pa, are guests 81
Mrs. Elizabeth Hooper, near sam Greek.
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Mrs Henry Hawkins, an estinIable coored
woman Of this place. died of fatty degcnern
ton Of the heart, and was buried at Poo' S
Chapel on Sunday last. Her funeral was at
tended BY "a great many white people b" whom
she was held In high esteem.
Du last SATURDAY ,veuIug, n htie Mr. an
Mir. Ru!l,r, +. Rarut- and daa-nter D.",s,
aud Miss Bessie Richardson were driving # .s'
Rcisterstown, their horse began TO klrE -
:,!riuusY as ro break the dashboard ano h:t. 5
OF their trap and slightly iaJurng sir. and
Mrs Barnes. who were on the front seat
They had 10 take the horse from the vehicle
and hire another team to bring them home.
Mr.. aai Mrs Erb Stubbius and daughter,
of Baltimore. are visiting friends here.
Mr.. Thomas jenkins and trend, OF Balu-
more, visited Mr.. Jenkins parents this week.
Miss Bessie Richardson IS the guest of her
cousin. Miss Daisy Barnes
Mrs Kate Shipley Is visiting At Mr.. l. /.
Pools.
Miss Pearl Sicily, a former resident of this
place. but now OF Baltimore, Is spending some
time with friends here.
Miss Bessie O. trizzlr j. visiting IA BaItl-
mote yhi> week.
Nc. Horace Warehjme Is ia town at tins
writing.
MIR. {. l.. Warchime add family, Of Hamp.
den. visited our village on Saturday last
Mr. Walter McCrea and wife were IA West
Minister on Monday.
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Wade H. D. Warield & Co., of Sykesvlle,
on Wednesday loaded and shipped $500 bush
els of wheat This was a big shipment for
one day.
Daniel Reid, Of Washington county, was
elected farmer at the House of Correction ON
Thursday in the place of John 7. Barnett, OF
Freedom district, this comfy.
Bertha Reese. aged 3 years, daughter OF
Mr.. Joseph Reese. of Cranberry Valley, fell
from a manger in "a stable on Thursday. In
falling her right leg was caught by wire nail,
aud wound two inches long, and exposing
the arteries and tendons, resulted. DIR. Bolt
was summoned and inserted four sutures.
Judges Jones and Revell were here on
Thursday and heard arguments in the motion
to set aside deeds of trusts made by Mrs. Irene
C. Bennett and Mrs. Daisy Cowan to +. ..
Weant. L. c. Stitely and Thomas Coonan.
Yesterday full bench heard argument in the
case to set aside Il contract made by the Coun-
tv School Commissioners with the VIM. }. {.
Dulany Company of Baltimore for books and
other school supplies.
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Esr ;H. Demo rake k5sg-s'-
A IDLY Enurth on SANS Ercek.

Misses Ida aud olive Sn4i-r entertained a
number ni tbcsf Hlast intimate tFsepl- 'rom
Waynsshura. Pa. ou Ibs FuurJh nt juIF, aUi
ua,ie a jolly tme they bad iAe Immediate
Gsichbsrhoud having been kept aa3r awake
during the day By the blasting ri large hrs
cracker Al sunset ihry t'os . STROLL iH ih.
Heights Some ni tb- ao.Ehtar, as sF|i
al those participating 20 lhs faa, eng1vc4 Che
>iump sreeches made D., srsrr,i &c thr party.
They returned from the " Heshi. and aAda
merry over GA GA timr harvs@s treat lh"
yoang men tacu rvilryi, alter sh1gh ihr .i5.s
gathered together a number az IRA pans, fri.
reseuuug a druA corps and then H'area'i
around the house several um.s- sef-HsilH-
the boys. finally closing the pr0sraai boy >H.
ing patriotic songs The next morning seF.
rral mere joliy hours acre spcut uHtll time
fJr their train, after shich they dAde farewell
expressing themselves a. having spvHl most
delightful day Ihus- abe composed 'Hr
party we're
Misses Dora Funk, Sadie Wingerg FLORENCE
Norris aud Eva Stoekey; Mszsr-. Fred An.
tLouy. Harvey Emmvrt. George Na.3eg cod
Joe Stevenson. all ot Naynesbara. Pa, auI
Mis- Margaret Euglyr % Mes N,alsar.
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new ADVERTISEMENTS.

Trustees Sale Of Two Small FaEms aud
Two Wood Lois-Geors. l.. Slurksiale and
Guy w. Steele. Trustees.
Second Week uf Oar Occasion ENlrauril
MARVIN. f. Derr's Model Emporium,
Westminster. Ma.
Genuine Money Making Scheme for You
Sharrcr & Gor>uch Westminster, Nd.
Assignee of Mortgage Sale Of House
and Lot-Jahu II. Armacost. Assignee.
Mortgage sale Of a Desirable l.llle
Farm-Jonalhau Bixler. Trustee
Prices of Coal, 6c-Lumbcr Coal and
Supply Co. Westminster, Mi.
Special ; Cent sale. &e.-New York Bar
gain House, Westminster. Nd.
Francis NJ Cox. Attorney and Counsellor
al Law. Washington. d. G.
last Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Pu5toAire,
Westminster. Nd.
Notice to Pubiic School Trustee. l..
Farrar, Secretary.
Wheat Wanted Roberts, Roop Co,
Westminster, Nd.
Notice 70 nogs-Oscar ID. Gilbert, Mayor.
Legal Notices Festivals
Bank Statements.
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Sunday Mails in Westminster.

WESTMINSTER, Mn. Ialy IL, 1900.
DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE GENTLEME,:-Co Com
menciug Sunday. July H. collection will be
made al 5 .. m. from all collection boxes on
Main street between George r. Grumbne's
store and Washington Avenue. aud from the
collection box at the Winchester Place. during
the months of July, August and September,
for the fast mail East On Sunday the post
office will be open from $40 a. to $50
N. when all mail may be had by calling at the
Office. There will be no delivery by carriers.
| would suggest that all patrons Of this
office in Westminster have their mail addressed
TO their house number and street as it will
help the carries very materially in the delivery
of the mail. Yours truly.
MILTON SCHAEFFEE. p. NJ.
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Shirley Items,

Harvest rs over aud bouuuiul crop oi
grain has been saved. The has crop was
light IN many instances
No accidents have been reported thus TAT,
and the engine whistle warns Us that grain Is
being threshed out Reported yield is ? and
- bushels per acre.
Corn Is short and the potato yield may be
much less than was hoped for earlier IN the
season. The drought was "a little too long
The oat crop will be light ia both straw aud
weight, here.
At our chjldreus day services our Sunday
school raised - s., and the Ladies Aid So
ciety cleared 5000 when they had their t-sti.
val.
We are all looking forward 10 the Sunday
school conference of Deer Park on the 10Th
Instant at lOl a. N.
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SnYlarShurP LIENS

A fine rain on Friday evening last was OF
great benefit To corn and potatoes.
Mr.. j. II. Lippys new house viii soon be
finished.
Grain is being rapidly lhreshed.
The l. O. VI. will hold a festival this Sttur,
day afternoon ard evening.
Mrs John R. Houck was buried here on
the 9th instant.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. n. Crosse last Sunday
visited their daughters, Mrs. King and Laura
f. Snyder, near Eden.
Mr. J. D. Sellers, wife aud grandchild,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Howard Iinging,
near Westminster.
Mr.. VIM Hesson visited friends at Shiloh
on Sunday last.
Cabbage worms are unusually numerous
tins season.
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weather Recorl for Ihe week.

Juv mercury ~ at = m. and 93 at , p.
m: fair with fine breeze. July 8-mercury
70 at I. m and 50 at p IN; partially cloudy,
followed by clear and blustery weather July
9-mercury 81 at u. m. and 70 at p. M. :;
partially clear aud blustery July l0-mer-
curry 81 at a. IN. and 81 at p. M; clear
July l1-mercury 60 at a. N, and SO at 3 p.
~; clear and blustery. July l2-mercury Y
at I a. m and 81 at p. m. fair; cloudy after
2. 80 p. M; light thunder gust between 3 and
$50 p. m; clear afterwards. July l3-mer-
curry 65 at a. m. and so at , p. M; indica-
tions for showers.
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Monday, July 9th.--Josiah Myers admin
istrator Of Harriet Myers, returned inventory
of debts aud settled first and final account
Francis Neal Parke, administrator Of Mary
j. Currey, reported sale of leasehold property
and immediate ratification Of same was ordered
by the Orphans Court
Annie Eckert, execuirix Of Mary d. Long
ley. returned inventories Of personal property
money and debts, AMI received orders to sell
personal property and real estate, aud 10 notify
creditors.
Tuesday. July l0th.-Johu II. Beekley, eX.
ecutor Of Mary Ann Beckley, returned inven-
tories Of personal property, money and debts.
Emanuel d. Whitmore, guardian of Jose
phiue Difendal, settled first aud final account.
Distribution made among creditors of Nm.
A Marlin leceaspd
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of 10 Europe.

Souvenir postal csris. containing pictures 81 the
Steamer Rheln. hare been received b. number
Of the friends Of McSsns- r william MathcT sni
William Nelson. 90 Westminster. who lea on Thurs
day. July 5th. for strip through Enrape.
The Young men ex recfei 60 leave Ncu York. ua
Tuesday. the arI inst and had taken passage. g ~
a large number Of Christian EnltAvorers fTtm
Mary laud and WashBrtosi, on the iiiisiei STEAMER
Main which. v ith other vessels The pier Hrd 8
Large quantity Of other valuable property vas de-
stroyv by fire B the terrible disaster at Halaasrl
New jersey ou J4ae sfh.
Mr " g. Perkins Of Baltimore ST o Was mEa-
asipg the party. Immediately went 60 woTk e. -
care other accommodation. ani was fortunate iu
obtaining uaSsare FOG the entire raFty oa ihe
aRhein which Is SOS last Approaching Liverpool
ahers hy special ArraHseIn ent 81 VIII is1-a tae
Maryland party before p0.cee>iius un its loafas}
Prior u thris drIs rJurc tle e. = society of us"
p Cburcb ct Wtsiusiusier. gave farsWr,i FresI-
tiau To their President Mr. HAtner. go ais .setare
fo1n 81 She church
4 dne musical prar tam ives rendered inciudtns
$ piano Duct IS Miss N&adc Naesehc and Miss
Flureucr ZypF. yus4t .sslu rs Aiss Bessie Herr. aa
rccita;ous by Misses Georgia Eoicrsos. kEa lansrf
ami Yir1i- Woiz ua Tbe a,i OF ihs program 'fas
ailcd up wlth instrumental music oH piano. ia'in
aud corue,. o. Mr. aHd M Roberts AMI N Arthur
zeal tho Westminster is most Fortunate ia having
them tn her mslst ia Response % special fsiassts
Mr Stouesiler a $50 rlu4er@l one Of his aur caynci
solos
A haads,re basket Il aoarrs fsam the s,eigiy
was presented to Mr. Mssheg by he Pastor. Rev
" Graham. Who. representing 'ac socssty.
cIzspai his hand 81 hi}c the members rocitea tie
"Nlzpah" benedictian. Mr.. Ms1hsf Iusar = Sc"
remarks. biidIug farewell. and i,c pfisnssa closed
with singing Cod be wish you ilii meet again
Through the Goui Literature Committee IT
aatheF was also presented sish packet Nei . i'm
the NATIONAL Colors which HEIDI a leiirr oamssaAai
81 8. caris bearing fafsNell me,iUvs f-uEa his pas
tor aud members Of the society. The packet made
~ a steamer letter 10 b. Fead hen isn day out
AZ saA The cards were vugja,i ia small eaye-aTss
each hearing AMI initial setter Nh .rh. when piscei
10 order sgeit the ouis. Cod b. an you hit se
ulest a gain .MlEpah Ron NoyaSc, '@o,-i BSg +
The party win D. absent until September 9tb visit
Ing The great e + Inter National Convention. the
Paris Ex position TIE Passion Play al uiertmuae5-
esu ana other points II interest on The CutiueHt
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MelrOSe Items,

Last week Mr.. George Houck lost a valua.
BILE young horse by sickness.
Mrs Mary Hof, of Westminster has re.
rooted her dwelling here; Messrs. Crumrine
Brothers have also re-roofed their residence.
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MARRIED

Iars f. flssf % Hrv b. % Nl.Hr- 60 u Eat--ys g
Wssa#sa ~ SEES lask city and Mr. Susie g. Nyvrs.
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90 Men Sack aui Fr,k Suits
Fancy Wur.t,vi-. Cheyiets. Cassimer,z aud
>-r-rs, AL the latest Style
S,veial l,t Men Black Chcviot Suits
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Battle az nentslu

Iaad.a h4. autrs-s t.#u Ghetto fhs' ihr
hehHae af..aaI ls.ai.sr l4.s 3 4a# & as- tae
hostess fsg experienced !I.r Hsasa fortress
hat IS ultu kr..ei saa aHsHiat
Ga.He-r lrr-sgs numbering. iItE a,i, 60.
H.IJ atIals.l ihr tisF 'f1a lhss- ulrt The
Ietaaier. bal E..-" aHaa A E4sssaa ,"su
Ia.a, I'd te.aaJfs u-fg ueAr.y aaPr4 SOB, hay
.a- g. usea t....I aad =HaHH--l lhr Ger
uaas t.#,, .s.-f hHa7af A heavy rain sawed
ilr a.Ea irr e.Hf =A- rznl July and
.8a. ffa.n tar Hfr.a -ttp Iegst.a ,l..urssi
ib- gaaera 4fg. .~rg stlrr au engagement 80
,gat haar
~.He- i...a ,ae Ihru-s- have saAsa thr .ig7.
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$50 VeStee Suits for little boys 3 to 10
years old These suits are made in the
latest styles, Of all the new fabrics, some
have fancy vests open in front.
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~ iu .. fn. r-sl-rlay. FRIDAY shr Wealth.
- Bar.as -ra, a4t The ialFaa.uE iHiiegiu --
G~uHrslif .ssr Atia rautlusssl moderate team
pcragsra laU.1bl aal S4tar.las tsh' q. ifrsh
tuf3haess sounds
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

loo dozen ladies Plain Hem and Fancy
HandL erchiefs Sc each Only , to a
customer.
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SHIRT WAISTS.

Choice of any ladies Percale and White
India Linen Shirt Wais.s, that sold up to
| 81 80, choice lSc each
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LADIES SKIRTS.

J dozen ladies plain blue and plain white
Duck skirts. worth 75c, choice 39c each
- white + X Skirts. 10 close at pc
each
81 30 Z X skirts. Slc each
: 81 Linen Crash Skirts. 50c each
Choice If > Black Worstel skirts. worth
s. 80, 7jr each
black aud blue Navy Serge skirts that
aid at s.. choice 81 50
rainy DAY Skirts all wool homespun that
soll from 50 L. s. choice So each
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100 Long Pant Suits for Boys Il to
10 years Il age Al the suits left from
our spring purchases.
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Every Item Advertised on Sale Until Sold
BABY CAPS.

Choice of any Baby Cap that sold up to
81, choice 39c.
Choice of any Baby Cap that sold up to
DOE choice &c.
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CALICO.

1000 yards only, of Light and Dark Cali
Goes. while they last Sc yard
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DIED

g8 Jets e IAN sIEa lrf Elatsal-r 80 JH+ s.-s.
1~aes II ssr frIas-i EIls.a8arsEr Ess Mar ETtEa-
bette z.-s 81 years 81 ttsaalas ami p fag, atiuv "a
tle tzla 1.-s i-a .sIlE
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THE ALESIA SUNDAY SCHOOL will
i hold their Annual Celebration ia Mr..
Jacob Folks Grove. at Als,ia, ou Saturday,
july . Ailrr--as by prominent speakers
several other schools viii be present; the
Ale-ia BauI aHi furnish Instrumental mus,ci
vocal ulu-ic hy the Sunday schools. refresh
mcnls sold Tor benefit 81 tb- school; the public
cordially invited julyls 81
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WASH GOODS.
GINGHAMS.

200 pieces of our 10 aud l2lc Ores:
GinghamS To close Dc a yard
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MUSLINS.

1000 yards of regular &c yard wide I'm
bleached Muslin, DC yard
1000 yards of &c and Sc Bleached Mus
lin, SC yard
1000 yards of Zoe Bleached Muslin, best
brands on the market, Sc yard.
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HOSIERY.

10 d..zen ladies fancy calorrl aud drop
stitched Hose. that snli NJ to 5og, choice
Ia pair
Iot 1T hiic. Imitation drop stitched Hose
10, pair pair for 25c
- dog Mems Fancy Half Hose that
...ld from 35c Co 5oc choice Zoe pair
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One week Moro OF
THE GREATEST OF BARGAIN SALES


hwmw~ Eve Ill kp
Gn
@h
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Ladies Ready Made Suits.
p Ladies Suits at just half price
LADIES WRAPPERS

10 dozen ladies Sl.25 Wrappers, choice
gSc each
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TABLE LINENS.
EMBROIDERIEs ANDLACEs

1000 yards of Nainsook and Cambria EN-
broideries end Inserting and few wide ORR
entail Laces that sold up to 25c, choice 10c
yard
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VTENTZ'S UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL
w viii hold their annual celebration sat
urday. August 25th. 1900 The Ale-ia Band
will furnish music iuyl4-3t
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lNT. LUKE'S Sabbtah School, at Winters
- Evangelical Lutheran Church, near New
Windsor Md, will hold lis Annual Festival
on Saturday August 25th, in the grove ad-
joining the Church. The public are all cor
daily invited iune30-3t
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SILNER RUN Lutheran Sunday School
- will hold Pie Me ia grove near the
village on Saturday, July - Good Speakers
and a fine Band Mr. Geo. W. lesicr will
give ana Illustrated talk on Jerusalem Ephesus,
Athens and Rome. An invited. iuiyl4-3t
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MILLINERY

Balaug- It stock Of Millinery closing out
silholi regard to cs,J.
- Sph, Yacht Hats 81
: and s - Spl, Yacht Has So
= Ladls. Trimmed Hat. that add az g.
rhai-- 2lr each
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pairs Men no al size.
5Iarpp keu sizes and Baby Shoes 2jc
of about rof
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TNHE GERMAN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
4 SCHOOL ON Deer Park Road, near
Smallwood will hold their Animal Picnic on
Saturday, August ith; il the weather is unla'
vorabe it will be held the following Monday.
A Band of Music will be in attendance.
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4 FESTIVAL will be held at the residence
"a of Mrs. g. W. Stouer, at Stonersville,
for the benefit Of Benjamin Reformed
Church on Saturday evening, July II; in case
of rain will be held the following Tuesday
evening. the l7tn Music will be furnished
by the Union Mills Orchestra june % tt
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TINE SABBATH SCHOOL of the Church
Il Of God, at Carolton, will hold their
annual Celebration in Oursler's Grove, on
Saturday, July %, 1900, from 8 n. m. to p.
IN. Fine programme; band of music; other
schools invited, July l4-3t
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The Dry Dock Inquiry.

Washington, November l8 AT
the navy department it is said that
the naval board, of which Rear
Admiral Rogers is president, detailed
to determine the sdvisability of trans
ferring the naval station from Port
Royal to Charleston. has practically
completed it's lsbors and will report
in favor of the change 1t is under.
stood that the board has concluded
to recommend the transfer of the
naval station to Charleston on the
ground that the latter place offers
better fscil;ties for the execution OF
Government work.
After examining several desirable
sites in the immediate vicinity of the
City Of Charleston, the board, it is
understood. decided to recommend
the selection of tho site on the Cooper
River. adjoining Chicors Park
Rear Admiral Rogers is now sup
posed to be 10 Charleston to make au
examination Of q few details bearing
upon the final report to the Secretary
of the Navy. The additional surveys
ordered TO be made at Port Royal
were to have been completed last
night.
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Apaches Attack Mormons.

Casas Grsude Mex, Nov. IT,
In an attack on the Mormon colony
at Pascheco twelve Indians and four
Mormons were killed, several we're
wounded on both sides. A band of
Apaches attempted to stampede q
bunch of cattle belonging to the
Mormon settlers The alarm was
sounded and the Apaches were
driven off. leaving number of their
dead on the field
Couriers from the settlement hast.
ened to Casas Grande for aid. it being
feared that the indians might return
and renew the attack A squadron
of cavalry and SO infantrymen were
Immediately started from the Juaraez
post The governor of Chihuahus
also ordered out force of rurales
1t was first believed that the raid
ers we're from the San Carlos reser
vation, but this is not at oil certain
and some o. the officials are inclined
to the belief that the party was com
posed of Chricshua Apaches who fed
into Mexico several years ago when
the United States government round
ed up the Apaches.
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NO INQUEST WILL BE
HELD.

Linon. Colo, Nov ILL il unlikely
that soy inquest will be bold over the
romaios OF Preston Porter. Jr. the
self confessed murderer of Louise Frost,
Who was burned as tho stake BY . mob
at Like Station lest night. 10 fact. tho
coroner Gao God 90 remain. upon which
70 bold 40 inquest.
A few neo remained late last dig bt
- tho spot out os tho prairie where the
murder was committed aud avenged
asd reoewod The Gre sgsio asd again,
us.il every vestigs of the negro wss
consumed, The iron rail to which
Porter wss bousd will be loft s,ssdiug.
Aboas 700 people wi.oesssd tho lynch
log. No women wore thsrs, bat many
Of them won't to tho scens before the
Gre w. lighted and emaiaed while tbe
ssGrs wss lsd from oarrisgs to carriage
ior iaspsstiss. Their vote va mi,
for bsrnisg.