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UnsmccessinI Attempt at suicide.

John Granville Guyton, aged twenty-four
years made an unsuccessful attempt 20 COM
NIT suicide last Friday evening at the resi-
dance of Mr.. Harry Myers in South Delta.
He had provided himself with one and one
half grains of strychnine which he had pur-
chased at Findlay's drug store in the after
noon. He told the druggist that he wanted
enough poison to skill couple of dogs :"
be went to Mr.. Myres' residence about seven
O'Clock and said he was going to take some
q1inine for cold. Mr.. Myers offered him
some whisky to take it in. After the decoction
had been swallowed Guyton said swell you
have taken your last drink with me, for that
was strychnine l took" He then produced
the label and showed it to Mr.. Myers, who
with the as sistance Of some neighbors got the
man to the office of Proctor Brothers where
Doctors. McCurdy and Ramsay worked all
night with him, and finally succeeded in say
ing his life, but he will probably remain a
physical wreck.
No cause can be assigned for the rash act.
lie was regular employee in the quarry of
Proctor Brothers. Previous to taking the
poison he had written letter selecting his
pail bearers and making all the necessary ar
rangements for his funeral. He has been in
The regular army and was in the battles of
Santiago and San Juan Hills.
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a inmous scientist predicts that the world
will come IL au end iii 1914, basing his calcu-
latioiis the revelations of the Bible. If this
is so, il is well Tor Us TO get what pleasure we
can out OF tue lew years that remain for us TO
live. one Of the sureet ways to enjoy life is
the possession Of good health, and a well
regulated stomach. Hostetter's Stomach
BitteIs will enable anyone to obtain this. 1t
is the greatest medicine for the cure OF ills
that arise from bad stomach. 1t cures dys-
pepsia, constipation fever a ague, malaria,
rheumatism AMI insomnia. No other medicine
can show Il record equal to Hostetters Stomach
Bitters, the standard medicine of the Amer!-
Gun people for over nifty years.
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George Kirby and wife to Joseph Remer.
Edward Ferry and wife to Isabella Poole.
George l.. VanBlbber, trustee, to Frederick
and Dora Heine.
Martha f. Baldwin to Harry Ashton.
w. Beatty Harlan, trustee, to William II
Dawson and Steven son A. Williams, trustees
Harold Scarboro and others to Harold |
Becknell, executor.
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George ". Taylor OF Norrisville, who was
working in York, Pa, in photograph gallery
Was run over by train on the tracks of the
Frederick division in that city last Thursday
evening. His legs were SO badly mangled
that he was taken 10 the hospital where both
a; them were amputated. He died from loss
OF Blood from the accident. The remains
were brought to his late home aud buried at
II. Paui's VI. P Church on Sunday Rev
Dorsey Blake ofliciated. The pail bearers
waro Robert Duncan Stewart KiIkwood,
Alfred Payne, Fulton Wiley, Harry Hughes
and George Shane.
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SHARON, November 26-Revival services
began ut Centre NJ. E. Church last Sunday
night.
DR.. X. X. Robinson is making extensive im-
provements to his residence. He is also put
ting in new furnace.
merry straw ride left here last Wednesday
evening to attend dance at Mi Green.
Misses Vir ge and Agnes Mckee are visiting
friends and relatives in Pennsylvania.
Mrs Addison Wilson, who has been quite
sick, has fully recovered.
Mr.. Henry Reese has given up his position
here and accepted a clcrkship ut Garland.
ARBUTUS.
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BurlaIs at SDess,ria,

FEERYMAN, November 2S-Work on Mr.
j. Il. Emmord's new store is moving forward
steadily. MIR. Emuord expects to open IN
time for the Christmas trade
Mr.. Philips Hall, of this place, and Miss
Champion, Of Baltimore, were married OIL
November 2lst.
Mrs. b. f Johnson is visiting relatives in
tit. North.
Mr. Isaac Friuce,of Baltimore was buried at
Spestiia cemetery Wednesday morning OF
last week.
Mrs. Susie Gallup, widow of the late Edward
Gallup died in B4ltimOr" on Wednesday and
was buried At Spesutis on Friday. She was
formerly resident of this place and has man y
relatives and friends in the ne!Chborhood
She leaYes four crown SONS
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HOW 20 ADDlY Lime.

ABINGDON, November Il.
MIR ELITOR 7 notice in the discussions of
the Deer Crock Fdrfaora' Club, on the use Of
lime, that q lEaj ,rIJy OF tue members were IN
favor of it. use, nut nothing was said how to
apply the b..lne, whether u; piOwed gruu.id or
on sod. Tine firm Of Wilson ~ Crouin have sold
great ae.ll Of lime H. TINS section, ard they
recommend the farmers to il on plOwed
ground, hauling TIE same from cars and put III
small plies OF about one bushel, and spread as
soon as Stacked. They also recommend that
the crop that follows the lime be put Ill with
out blowing the land, that il, if lime is used in
the spring on tomatoes or corn and the same
ground is followed by wheat i'll the fall. The
ground should not tie p!owed, as the lime is
turned down ynl will Eot give the same results
on the wheat or grass Ms il would If kept top.
We believe that Is why SO many have not seen
any result from lis u,H. Wilson and Crouin
have offered several persons, and think it is
standing offer to any one, tnat they would
furnish enough Of limo for ont acre, t. hc APP
pied as they direct, and il it will not show
the grass crop That follows, they will charge
nothing for the line. FARMER.
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CHROME Hill, November 27.-Mr. Warner
Hey, OF this piace, has been repairing his dwell
ing.
Mrs. IaIEcn !i,rtcn, " 40 mas been on the sick
list Tor some tinie, is no better.
Mr.. oscar stokes, of Cooptown, is also on the
sick list.
MIR. and hirs. George street,, of Silver Hill
Park, ana Miss Angie bowman, spent Sunday
with Mrs. and Mrs. i. ". Bailey, OF Forest Hill.
a heavy storm passed over our section OH
Sunday night. IL was badly needed.
Mr.. L. I. A.ahan, who has been on the sick list
SO long, is steadily improving.
The ladies =; La Grange Church Will hold an
oyster supper December list. Proceeds for the
church.
Mrs. Mary Baney has been spending some
time in JarrCtCsvllc.
Tie guuners say rabbits are scarce around
"ere. We would like to hear from other
writers OF this paper.
Mr.. Ohio aud SeLn Manan left on Wednesday
for Mechanics Valley, Cecil county, on gun
ming "trip. SHARP EYES.
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Birthday Party.

ABINGDON, November 2S.-Master Eddie
Leigh: celebrated the 18th anniversary of his
birth at his home at this place on Monday
pleasantly by playing games. Refreshments
were served at $50 z. NJ. Those present
were Misses Emma Leight, Ella Swartz, Carrie
Cronin, Eva GALLON, Helen Cronin, Minnie
Gallon, Messrs. Charles Price, Leonard
Swartz and George Price. All left wishing
Eddie many happy birthdays.
PINKY ROSE BUD.
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MADONNA. SOvemb. + 26.-Mr. J. H. Thomp.
son hassabout cGmpl' ned his new house
Mr., Andrew lSahr IS moved in his new resi-
dCnce at Madonna.
Mrs. Tyson. of Baltimore. is the guest o. Mrs
q. +. CathCurt.
Mrs. Hughes, vino his been visit ng in haiti
more county. has ret urred nome,
Che revival seTv res have commenced at
salem Church. JACK FROST.
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From Forest Hill.

FOREST HILL, November 27.-Thc school
here mas beeu ordered close for two weeks,
owing to the prevalence of diphtherIa in the
neighhorh9od.
Miss Eleanor nukehart is critically i'll ut Inc
home of Mrs. Mary j. hoe.
Miss Grace TUCKER has returned home, after
an extended visit 70 friends and relatives IN
WalbrOok ana Baltimore.
Mrs. AddiS Clark, OF Arlington, Miss Ida Jar
man, OF Berlin, and MIR. William Norris, OF Bal
tinore, are visiting at pheasant View" the
home of MIR. \. ID. wilson.
Misses Sadie ana Elizabeth Wilson were
among those who went 10 see Janice Mere
Gthn last week.
SIR. krouse, while engaged in killing a pig
for Mrs. Mary =. Poole, was quite severely bit
ten in the hand by the animal.
Miss Mary Whitaker is spending the Thanks
giving hp!.uays with hcT mot htr. Miss Whit
dEer Hltc4ds the Maryland safe Normal
School.
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BooTHBY HILL, November 2S.-Whe!.i in
this vicinity i '"1Hir.p ell.
dr. Clifford lay 10. a. sill slHnring from 4
vary badly fractured ,lH..
We We're very aOrIT tC nanr Of The sudden
death OF Mr. ts...tc 3-,Tu-c. O. B:!,iEs., u. he
was w-ii-Runwl here. Ills remains were
brought TO Prrrglnuu ON Wednesday morning
ana buried III SpeSu.ig Cemetery.
Mrs. InUiIaS Cain, YhO haS been in i'll .I9aii II
since last May, dIed on Monday night of last
week. she Was taken Ill with typhoid fever,
but recovered and was down stairs again. she
suffered rei4Dse. from which she never re-
covered. she leaves husbuna and three chill
dren. THE Dcrcaved ones have our deepest
sympathy.
Mr.. j. h. Orr spent Friday in baltimore.
Miss lO:, Gaia, who has been hyLIc ioc tho
past three weeks account OF the lit ess OF her
mother, returned to her school at Liplduia on
VI OnduY
Mrs. :. T. Mitchell, of Carlton, is spending u
few d. IS wlt.i Ii ISIS n UrI Laln.
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FerSusOn-Bauer.

NJ, Atvcrta Bauer, daughter of Mr. Jo' n
Bau.' was married Wednesday to Mr.. Chez n
ALL xsader Ferguson. The ceremony {. 4
pls e At The home of the bride and was pr
for. lsl by the Rev. Kerby s. Miller paste" II
Be Air Presbyterian Church. The parlor wss
pre- tily decorated with laurel and fer.
Tn, re We're no attendants. The bride " 3.
attire1 in dark blue travelling dress Of be
clotl. Immediately after the ceremony "a.
and Mrs Ferguson were driven to Edgewr. a.
where they took the train for trip NORTH
On their return they will reside in Baltim
Tn sc who attended the wedding from
distance were Mrs. Baynard, Miss Fergr.
sister of the groom, Mr.. and Mrs. RN'rrt
Ferguson, Mrs. Richard Ferguson and Mrs..
James w. Anderson all of Baltimore, Miss J
Lena and Hettie Bauer, of Washington, ..
c., and Nr. j. w. Bauer, of Havre de 6rsc
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rom Dublin.

DUBLIN. November 27.-Miss Mabel Curtis
of Castleton, spent two days at the parsonage
last week.
supplied the place Of the Presiding Elder. DR..
France, at the third quarterly conference,
which was held on saturday and Sunday al
Franklin NJ. e Church.
New book racks have been placed in Dublin
NJ. E. Church
Mr.. Nelson McCann and Brother have pur-
chased the store formerly occupied by Mr.. w.
McDoon. They have the store well stocked
with new goods, and we wish them much sue
cess in their new Undertaking.
Mrs. Amanda Mccain will OCCUPY Mr. w.
McDoon's cottage soon.
Mr.. james Kelly is seriously i'll with typhoid
fever at the home of his father, near Trappc.
Mrs. E. Anderson, of Cedarville, is also very
sick with typhoid fever.
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Vale Affairs,

VALE, November 2S-The much needed rain
has come at last, being the first of any conse-
quence for six weeks. The streams We're much
swollen and the wheat put on new hue of
green.
The final meeting of the stockholders of the
United Milk Producers Association will be on
Saturday, December LIST.
The fall weather has SO favored the farmers
that they have been able to finish their corn
husking and are now busily engaged in secur-
ing their winter fuel. UNCLE BUSH.
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Fire Insurnnce Notice.

Notice is b, rCby given, that in pursuance Of
the Constitution OF said COmpnuya meeting OF
It's flumhrrs will lac hold at their flee, Masonic
Zen. lie, Bot Air. MONDAY, DECEH BEit 10th,
1900, mt IL O'clock, NJ, for tue purpose OF re-
ceiying the report OF the Board OF Directors ion
1900 aud propositions to amend the ConStitll.
ton and By Laws of Z Company.
GEO. X. CAIkNES, Secretary.
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AfOw's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any ease Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
hal's Catarrh Cure.
F. CHENEY & CO., Pros, Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known F. J. Che
n"y for the last Is years. ana believe him per-
fect'y honorable in all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
t.rs made by their firm.
EST L IRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
ohio.
"ALDING, kINNAN MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggist, Toledo, o.
Hairs Catarrah Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price, 75c. per bottle.
sold by all Druggists Testimonials free
'l&ll's Family Pills are the best.
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TO lie in position 10 take advantage of the
opportunities that present themselves, the
leaders will Insist upon the selection of can
tliiates vino will command the confidence of
tie independents as well as the party men.
Taking it for granted that DIR Herring will be
rcrominatei for Comptroller by the Demo
crate they propose to pit against him as
representative Republican rs DR.. Herring is
representative Democrat. The candidate
preferred and VINO will be nominated IL he
shou.d consent is state Senator Stevenson
il. williams, OF Hartford. With two such
higi.-'oneG candidates at the head Of the
respective tickets The campaign would be
conducted. on clean lines baltimore Herald
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WILMA, November 27.-Mr. John Standiford,
of Alexandria, Virginia, is visiting his brother,
Mr.. Benjamin Standiford, at Wilma.
Miss Sadie Delschier, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Joseph s. Archer, Jr.
Mr.. Benjamin Stamford, who is over so
years, is confined to his bed again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bateman have return
ed from their wedding trip.
The prOtracted services are still in progress
at the Mountain Christian Church. IRlX.
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ps and John NaIIIs.
MIR. william Enfield.
-
NaYember Mnrringe Licenses.


William Miller, Chestnut Hill, Amanda E.
McComas, Mcintyre.
Grant Wariell, Perryville, Cecil county,
Margaret H. Preston, Magnolia.
Thomas B. Bateman, Wilma, Anna l.. Cor
bin, Jerusalem.
Amos Il. Duncan, Harkins, Josephine
Tracey, Harkins.
William j. Power, Perryman, Henrietta f.
Ross, Perryman.
John w. Flora, Havre de Grace. Mary
Agnes Cavey, Havre de Grace.
Harry l.. Davis, Rowlandsville, Rosie A.
Love, York Furnace, York county, Pa.
william Edward Hulshart, Norrisville,
Maize l.. Duncan, Norrisvile.
William E Castell, Bel Air, Annie Lee
Ely, Darlington.
Preston McComas Wallis, Forest Hill, Alma
Grace Edel, Vale.
Chaplin Alexander Ferguson, Baltimore,
Alverta Bauer, Bel Air.
CoLoRED.
Peter Stansbury, Aberdeen, Susie Bond,
Swan Creek.
Finney Z. Wallace, Sharon, Ada A. Swan,
Jarrettsvile.
James II. Warfeld, Perryman. Garrow v.
Giles Perryman.
Charles Wesley Hewitt, Bel Air, Hannah
Matthew, Bel Air.
John Thomas Hall, Darlington, Gertie E.
Christie, Port Deposit
James H. Preston and Ora Virginia Mccall,
both OF kalmia.
Governor Elisha Hewitt and Hannah Jane
Hill, both OF Clermont Mills.
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NEIGH BORHOOD NEWS
Gathered 5y Our Correspondents.
From ScarborO.

SCARBoRo, November 27.-Clarence Robin
son moved to the Guyton property near here u
few weeks ago,
Ira Crawford, of Delta, who has been visiting
Mrs. Fred. Scarborough, has returned home.
Rev. Mr.. Haversham preached at Ascension
2. E. Church last Sunday.
A dance at Jesse Cars, on Wednesday night
of last week, was well attended and much en-
loved, BRUCE.
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Personal Mentions.

NJ. George +. Walker, Dr., of the Penrs :
vania Railroad, is visiting friends In Ralfori.
Mise Katie Welsh, of Colorado, is visit :;
Mr.. William Odfield, at Fountain Green.
Mr.. N. F. Carter and Miss Grace Cole, OF
Fulford, are spending Thanksgiving with
friends at Butler, Baltimore county.
Mr.. Randall Cronin Of st. Johns College,
Annapolis,is spending Thanksgiving holidays
with bis parents at Wilma.
Miss Elizabeth Hanna, of Fountain Green,
is visiting Miss Julia Eichelberger at Wal
brook, Baltimore.
Mrs. Margaret K. Harlan and Mr. w. Beatty
Harlan, OF Churchville, will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with relatives In
Baltimore and Howard county.
Mrs. James W. Hamilton, of Fulford, is
recovering from a serious attack of typhoid
fever.
Mr.. Austin F. Shure, of Shure's Landing,
is student at the Tome Institute.
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Died November 10, 1900, aged 80 years.
Oh mother, thy gentle voice is hushed
Thy warm. true heart is still,
And on thy pale and peaceful! face
Is resting deaths cold chill.
my hands are clasped upon thy breast,
We have kissed thy lovely brow,
And in our aching hearts we know
We have no mother now.
BY HER CHILDREN,
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Just a Minute
or YOUR TIME!

These goods can't fail to inter-
est you. They are SeasOnable
and are the biggest bargains we
have ever offered you.
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7 TITLE GENTS Satin Calf Shoes, sizes o to
~ 1315, genuine Douglas Top. solid inner and
outer sole. Regular price $1.25. Our Of IN
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...........UI.Iu
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T AIDES Kangaroo Calf Shoes, lined through
~ out with Leather, new Style Toe with Tip,
and is as good style as any $500 Of en-
Shoe. Regular price S1.75. Our pricc0 IuU
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DOYS' Long Pants Suits. made from good
ID quality, Fancy Mixed Cassamier. sizes 16
to 10 years. Regular price $500 CA Cui<
suit. Our price. Sutl
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Splendid Line OF
Mems Boys & ChiIdrens' Clothing
New Goods, just opened.

MEMS Suits made from Dickey's AIl-Wool
vi Kersey, sizes IS TO 40, lined with good
plaid lining and splendidly made. Regular
price $3.50 to $500: our $3.50 Suit
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IN ChiIdrens' Ribbed Undershirts for Fall
Is, 1S and 2Oc., closing out price. u. EdGIl
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SS Childrens and Misses Ribbed Undershirts
lar price rs & 35c., closing out. UGSEdGIl
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I AIDES Antelope Calf Shoes, guaranteed
l. - 4 solid and splendid wearer Regu- Ct ~
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Just received direct from Boston
Factory full line of MENSr BOYS
and LITTLE GENTS SHOES. We
bought these goods direct from the
manufacturer, thus saving the mid
die mans profit.
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M EMS Crome Calf Shoes, Good Year Welt,
4tl guaranteed solid throughout, sizes 6 to
IL. Regular price $3.50. Our Of 90
price,. recommendation
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MENS'-A Calf Heavy Weight Lace Shoes,
WI sizes to IL. Regular price OF On
8 1.60. Our price. ..............OI,SS
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MEMS Satin Calf Fine Dress Shoes, solid IN
WI ner and outer Soles with genuine Dongola
Tops. Regular Price $500. Our OF co
price. .....'.'........-'.. ..............UIHVO
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We have taken out all small lots of FALLAnd
WINTER UNDERWEAR and reduced tho
prices to less than cost to close them out.
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P0YS' Oilgrain Heavy Shoes, with double
- sole, sizes to 611. Regular price CT 90
$3.50 Our price. ..............-.....O IISS
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1919 Ladies' Fall and Winter Weight Ribbed
Oh Vests and Pants. Regular price %, 30
pns Soo:' closing out IS. 19 and 25C.
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DOYS' Short Pants Suits, made from strictly
ID all-wooI Navy Blue and Fancy Cheviots
sizes to 10. Regular price 60 90 Chit
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&-a-a---=----
OBITU AIRY.
Mrs. NeiiIe ShreYe.

Mrs. Nellie Shreve died at her late residence
IN York, Pa, on November 10th. She was a
niece of Miss Rebecca Wetherill formerly of
Bel Air. Mrs. Shreve is survived by her hus-
band and two children, Stewart !. a student
1t the Lehigh University, and daughter, Miss
Edith Claire Shreve.
Mrs. Martini w. Robinson.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Martha W.
Robinson took place at the Broad Creek
Friends Meeting House last Thursday. Rev II.
T. Parker, Of Stewartstown, Rev. E.A. Shook,
Of Highland Presbyterian Church and Rev.
G. Y. Thomas, OF Darlington, officiating The
pail bearers were James Day, George A.
Ewing, James S. Davis, Richard Taylor, II.
y. Heaps and John Wallis.
MIR. william Enfield.
Mr.. William Enfield, aged about sixty years,
died at his home near Pylesville on Thursday
of last week He leaves surviving him be-
sides a widow one SOC, sir, Harry Enfield and
four daughters-Mrs. William +. McNutt,
Mrs. Nelson Scarborough, Mrs. William Cox
aud Miss Bertha Enfield, of Baltimore. The
funeral took place last Saturday afternoon
tie services being at Statewide Presbyterian
[ hurch Rev. X. J. Stewart officiated with
the following pail bearers: Parker f. Scar
boro, John n. Wallace, William s. Rigdon,
John w. McFadden, j acob Yerkes and Samuel
Davis
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MEMS Fine Felt Crush Hats. very light In
WI weight regular price 81. Our Q0n
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An Open Letter to Voters and Voters
The Henry Watson Aid Society.

An Auxiliary Committee of the Henry Wat
son Childrens' Aid Society has been formed in
Bel Air. The duties of this Committee are:
Rrst to look after children who are proper OBJ
jscts of charity; I'd, to find homes in the coun-
for children under the care OF the Society.
Full information upon application to
REV. R. A. CASTLEMAN, Secretary, or
WM r. HARLAN. President 24te
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MEMS Fine Pearl Colored with Black Band
WI Alpine Hats. Regular price S1.50 Q1 %
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MEMS Black and Brown Stiff Hats, newest
NJ styles. Regular price S1.75 and ri IN
81. Our price,. ....Vl1VO
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MEMS, Black, Blue and Tan Wool Hats.
WI New Styles. Regular price so and AQn
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MEMS Fine Stiff Bosomed Percae Shirts,
Nl beautiful patterns, sizes IA to 16. Regu-
lar price s1.oo Our price''''.'~89G, each
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The regular meeting of the Irving Lowell
Literary Society of the Bel Air Academy an(
Graded School was held on Friday last Aftel
the reading of the minutes by the secretary
the following programme was rendered
Ninth grade, quotations from Kiping; decla
nation, by Robert Ramsey; review Of Richard
Carvel, Worthington Hopkins. Eighth god"
quotations from Adelaide Proctor; solo
Esther Mithell; humorous reading. Annit
Laurie Worthington. Seventh grade, quota
tons from Tennyson; extemporaneou
speeches; recitation, Ethel Archer; parliamen
tary practices and Gazette, by Fanny Keen.
Tie following officers were elected: H., 81,
dent, Michael Pue; Vice President, Carroll
James, Secretary Mary Alden Hopkins; CA ic
Annie Laurie Worthington.