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with whom such .marrlaEe,is possible ia perhaps within hla eye.

 with whom such .marriaEe,ls possible ia perhaps within his eye. h
 
 Hc loves her. hc feels. and yet hc hcs- itotcs. Why hc hostatos hc cannot some times explain Sometimes thcrc is anoth- CT girl iu tho cp9o whom hc acknowledges Co himself hc'doca not love dultc so well. and yet hc feels that shc would bring him something that Che other girl does not a certain socIol advancement. perhaps % urthcmncc of hIs business interests or au advancement or one kind or another TO marry a glrl for her money ls Che most coutcmptuous act or which a man can bc capable It dwlrrs him and lt dwarfs Che woman upon whom hc ln- nIcts Che wrong
 TO marry a girl because of some pos- session simply because hc likes her better perhaps chan hc does other glrIs; because maybe. hc respects, f1ncics or admircs her. because she seems Co pmpathIzc with him. is Co establish wrong b1s.s tor 70 happy marriage.
 Not one of these emotions can form thc foundation for ony truly happy mar rI1gc Thcrc arc things which appeal Go us in any dear friend. man or woman.
 Tho girl who is Co bc % young mans companion for lifc Go bc with him and or him as long as she or hc may live. and to bc thc shorcr of h.s joys or sor- ruws Go bc daughter to hts mother and mother to his children. must owak- en other emotions m o young mans heart
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

ground that they causc modification Of tbc skin. but thIs en,cL it is reported. has been overcome by a Frcuch physi- elan. who has discovered that by working Che tubes by alternate currents ot hish tension and frequency crythcma is not produced. but. ou Che contrary. Che rays possess Che curative properties recognized In nnInctrn-lhrrnnoulIca.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

A man in Che west who suffered torture from rheumatism. says that he cured hun ssif after Che doctors had failed Co ri'' him r,u,f by fasting for thlrty-ouc days A man in Che east who had been tr'at' by many physicians in vain was strucs by lightning and his rheumatism Instant Iy I,lt him and has not returned NcW York Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Seward offered y.noooO for Che Danish Wcst ndn Islands. Denmark accepted che offer. and Che people of Che islands voted Co transfer thclr allegiance from Denmark Go Che United states. but Che Senate refused Go ratIfy Che bargain. Now Denmark is willing Co sell them for tt- r0uun. and th.s umc Che Senate win prob ably nufy Che treaty of transfer lf it should bc made
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

The gushing and slobberng courtcsics and compliments ot Acting Secretary oi thc Navy Uackctt. iD hs letters Co Che enemies of Admiral schley, arc quite w noticeable as Che sclut ciyIlity and uucou. .,aIei curucss with which hc oddrcsscf the sailor who fought and won Che battle .f stutilru New York Tribune.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
QUESTION or MARRIAGE
Advice to tho Young Man Who
 Would Like to Marry

Mr. Edward Bok. editor of thr Ladies Home Journal thua deals with thc Glcs t.uu of marriage u hls now book. Sue c.esVurI. which Is about Co bc published | by Che uoublrlIy and Mcclure Company | oI New York
 N.e.-arly the question of mlu.le, | of 70 young m1n .s 1n important one u.rhIHs th- most Important one chat l. given b.m to solve when he reaches a Imluars,bl. are
 Tb, Inst point to present iu th.s lu,s tHu of mIuae. .s tne principle of u tHtt 10 Is uulu.suuulbic iur the good ,r almost every youHE man th1t hr shah marry
 Ther. a-e not two sides Go ths f1r f.r tb. great majority of young mon. oi cours. fh.ro lro reasons why man in ..m. special instance should choose to I.id s.ueIo ufe. u fact. there or. oN- eeI,ut reasons why it is best chat som. mon should
 When young man deliberately lays out for himself l single llfe based upon
 uy other reason than Che strongest physical and mental reasons. he makes tb. mistake of hIs lifetime If youug man refuses Go marry he- cause of lucS of faith u womlnhood or a distruct of Che existence of those luutles generally attributed Go woman He errs. and b, orrs fatally.
 
 rbera clu bc uo dlsputnig the foct hIi mans ufe is never complete in its fullest happiness until that l.fc is made
 ..- ana romnlerN by Che love of a Cru, woman Tho absence of wife from home has demonstrated to many a man how large and important 90 part she is of t. 1uJ of him. The rieht kind of % wife knows better what is essential Go her hHsbanda comfort than he does himself ftr better
 It a am unfortunate foct that some mon never got to point where Che, understand woman. And yet Co know woman to properly understand her. to correctly Interpret her best motives is the deepest lesson that ufc can teach % man.
 IH".H NlIN WN.N n ANlN NiINN WN. clasps good woman to his breast and calls hcr mother wife or sister win ln- drr.t1nd the Import of these words How 70 man can be % hatcr of woman is hard to conceive when through her SO much can bc added to hls lfc.
 Of tbr wisdom of marriage itself thcr. can bc no question The knotty uuc problems which enter Into t are another matter Some of them nnd expression in the choice of Che right girl
 And here. naturally is a question which no one can decide for another It .s mans heart which directs him Go Che woman whom he wants for his wife. never Che finger of Che advisor. "Lovc pointed surely is an old provcrb. and it Is as true today as upon the day it was written.
 Many young man. however stands undecided on this question Of marriage He believes that Che only holy marriage. the only marriage from which can spring happiness. is that born of love The girl
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After reading au Che scientific rc'l' of Che mosquito question, thc wonder . that so many of us who have fought w.u and been bitten by mosquitoes cvcry rw1 uar of our lives r,maiu to tcu Che t'i' The mosquito. according Co eci'n'let' .s more terrible chan any other beast ' prey Indianapolis Journal
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27
cLAsaEIEp rpgERnsEMENn.

CLdSSifih'D d'DFhkiiothhhIo. ,4su1hirafsh urffr iif hfif ef "Fof Resi." ''fo' Sale" Q, "Waiss. 70 iro es4n b1 uord Jor hniiH. iuiioa, oas cod ter uofi for sifb abisgufri iHfr hou, UHfs, bsas 'Sifsaiioui Waaisf." ous eco pa uorS No ssvvhfmoHi faAeH for H baH fucHy-fvs efuh
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A new IIne or uocstIcs iust reco.vel 7' Cilyeon's shades and c'in.-
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EDITORIAL PICKUPs

Tho use of Che Rotengeu rays ou the human body has been objected Co on the
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LOST

LOST suuday night. a worn. brown and yellow neck fur Please return Co Browuous hardware store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Gloves. socks. h1uIk.rcl mIrlor' and mems furnishings a' I'd mc.l price 1t our closing out s1lc.
 Cheney u.u Stor
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

Belle or Lexington WI. koy- eight years old-iust ont of government bond. and Threc Crown piamont MaIt Whis- kcy-strIcuy purc-ot tnc Sorttr Saloon
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STOLEN

STOLEN bicycle. painted green No. 3o5t Was stolen from front of Peerless theatre. Tuesday cvcn- lng Reward win hc paid for recovery of bicycle and conviction or theft Leave at office of Daily Alaskan.
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E.R PEOPLES. UndoctnLor alI Z,n-
 balmor, Broadway and Sth Ave
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and been bitten by mosquitoes cvcry furl
 mar of our lives romaiu to Gen Che t'''
 Tho mosquito. according Go scicn'rtf
 s mon, terrible chan any other beast '' prey Indianapolis Journal
 Whenever thc patriot brools. not under
 standing. nrccou..l,j. upon Che tragedy
 ot sorrow. l,t him remember thc grri
 words. -It is Gods way Then lct h'w thank God too. for men llkc this who tolch us how -to suffer and hc strOue.
 Italian ard.ncs arc canned in Maine rruch p,1s in Indiana. Chinese lanterns
 lr. mlic iu Ncw York Spanish onion'
 are bottled in Philadelphia We are world power. really -bultlmorc Nm'r'
 cam.
 rh, Fupmos. whom they hctrl tha'
 President Mckinley was dead thoush. thut Bryan would bc President They wH learn something about our government r
 tb- course of generation. They lr
 about lUO years behind thr times. Tb. western farmer is unable Co se, how ay administration could have prc vented l Jruuth and the Eastern isrmcl - won uIrlsod with thc prices rcsuI,n. from a sclrcety of h.s products uu th' whole. tbr situation. c1iJmitous thous' ! 10 may be Iu some respects. presents Vcr utu, encouragement to populism Wash Ine tou star
 Tho SchIcy Inquiry Wu cost th, Amor Iclr rtoni. s5uen And the Nmerclr u.uuI, think that there arc lots of way .u which Che money could be hrttc'
 spent
 l x pennsyN1u1 clergyman says hr h1 often hypton.z,I his congregation ID fr. bo1stnr of b.s powers he shaI. hl,e a Or, at tbs ladies' sewing circle EutrursIug European mluuitciur.r Ivm got be bulJmE islands Co seu Co | Uncle sam Chicago News.
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WANTED

wANTED-Man and wife wants chorg. hotel or boarding house. 8. B. Snow Skagway
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FoH SALE

FOR sALs-Iot on Eighth street; an cleared and fenced For sale at bar galn. Address IT, S. e.. Alaskan office. For Rent and For solo cards for sale at thls office
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

FOE EGNT. FOR RENT Two rooms. furnished. suite ablc for housekeeping. Inquire at this omcc 9.2l-f FOR RENT -Thrcc-room cabin. furnished complete: win rent cheap Inquire ot this office
 FOR RENT-Hau ln Daily Alaskan build luc Apply Co q. A. MolineauX or e. w. pcSucca. CT
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Proposed Electric Light Rates
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-09-27

The schIcy Inquiry win cost th, Amor Iclu people t3HeN And thc Nmericf people think chat thcrc arc lots ot way m which the money could be h'ttc' .rl.rt
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-08-17
Pennsylvania Railroads Special EXcur-
Siors to Pan-American Exposition.

The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
will run special excursions to Rufal" on
account Of the Pan-Amcrican EXpoSi-
ton. from Philadelphia and adjoining
territory. ON September >. ! |, u. and %.
Roundtrip tickets, good going only on
train leaving Philadelphia at $50 \. NJ.
Harrisburg 11.3J \. NJ. Sumbury 12.4S
L. NJ. Willamsport 1.5e l., NJ, Lock
Haven. 2.26 i. NJ. and ON local trains
connecting herewith, and good to return
on regular trains within seven days, in
Guiding day of excursion. will be sold at
rate of 5000 from Philadelphia, $50
from Harrisburg, $3.50 from Trenton,
$50 from Altoona. 5000 from Lancas-
ter. $500 from Reading, $1,000 from
Winchester. and proportionatc rates from
other points These tickets will not be
good in Pullman parlor or sleeping cars
in either direction. For specific time and
rates, consult local ticket agents.
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500 Reward, $500.

The readers of this paper will be pleas
ed to learn that there is ut least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in I'LL its stages. and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation of the
disease. and giving the patient strength
by building up the constitution and as
SiSting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure, Send for list of tcstimon-
ials. Address.
+. j. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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Oxford

OXFORD, PA, Aug. 16, 1901.
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Port Deposit.

PORT DEPOSIT. Aug. 16, 1901
The "Cecu Wing is on sale each meek in
Port Deposit at Stebbings Ne,os Stand. 8
cents copy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Todd are i'll At
lantic City.
Miss Nancy Primrose. of Baltimore,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Forsytho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. \. NcSbitt and Miss
Ethel Ncsbitt, have left Baltimore by
steamer for Boston. They expect to 20
to Nova Scotia, visit Quebec, take trip
down the st. Lawrence. coming home
via Lakes George and Champlain.
Misses May Oakford, of Philadelphia,
and Jennie Patterson, from Oxford, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. John McClcnahan,
during the past week.
Miss Fannie Wilson has returned from
II charming visit in the Blue Mountains.
Mr.. William Brown, of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with his parents.
Col and Mrs. Samuel Nannot We're
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Oldham's guests this
week.
Miss Jennie Rhoades, of Philadelphia,
enjoyed a few days with Miss Lizzie At
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Select Excursions 10 colchester Beach,
Chesapeake Bay.

August 80. the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company philadelphia, Whining on and
Baltimore Railroad Company will run
spccia! low-ratc excursions to Mary
lands most popular watering place, Toll
chester Beach. This place is held in
high favor by all who have visited it. 1t
has all the attributes OF first class re-
sort and especially appeals TO families.
Every possible kind of amusement is to
he found. The location. on the prettiest
part of the beautiful ChcSapcak" Bay,
speaks for itself
\ special train will be run ON the fol-
lowing schedule, and round-trip tickets
will toe sold at the rates quoted.
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CharIeSt0Wn,
CnARLEsTowH, MD, Aug. 1G. 1901,

Mr.. Joseph Lynch and family. of Phil
ad"lpI.a. ar" spending week with her
brother. Mr.. Harry IIaiurN
Mrs. Mary Gathers. of Chester, Pa,
has been visiting friends here the past
week.
Mrs. Harry CautwrlI has arrived home
after Spending some tim" with friends
in Wilmington. Smyrna and rhiladel-
phia.
Mrs. Richard Barnes spent sunday in
P"rlYvil". with her mother, Mrs. Mary
Peoples.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowdrn. OF New
YORK.. are tn" guests of her father. Mr..
William L. Richardson.
Mrs. L"rt. of Wilmington. WAS the
gus, If Mrs. j. W. Logan last week
Mrs. Charles Tompson and children,
of Wilmington. ar" with Mrs. James
Wharton.
Mrs. Gr'y>on Bennett and Mrs Jesse
Hidwrli. of ElIit"m. are spending some
time with Mrs. Y. r. AIsard
Dr. Morrison and family of Whining
ton. Del. ar" the guests OF her father,
Mr.. William +. Richardson.
Mrs. Mary f. McKcown WAS an Elk
tom visitor on Tuesday.
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Perryvi||e.

The "CecA wing is on safe each ,rrek in
Perryciie at nt,cS stand and is also delivered
by Guy Dennis. cents n copy.
Miss Ada Crawford is visiting friends,
in West Chester.
Miss Anna Cuudun is spending some
time with friends nj trttrrton.
Miss Eleanor Ward. of Philadelphia.
is visiting Mrs Jennie Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bernard. of Phil
adclpha, are visiting Mrs. NJ. ID. Craig.
Miss Lizzie Atkinson. of Bol1lcntuWn.
y. j., is being entertained 10y Mrs. Mau'-
ice Cole
Mrs. Mary Kirk and Miss Kathryn
Kirk Bush. of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mr.. Charles krr>vy.
Miss Agnes Akin and Mrs. Agnes
Kirk and son, Guy. have returned from
Il trip To the pan-AmrIican Exposition.
Mr. Elmer &. Railing. of Atlantic City.
WAS II Pcrryvill" visitor last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Samu" Smith. of Green
hurst. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott jackson.
Mrs. Susan Gardner. accompanied 10y
her daughter Mrs. Charles Hail. of Bal
timorr. is visiting Mrs. William Cline
van, of Etontown, New Jersey.
Mrs. Cecilia Lynch. of Philadelphia.
has been entertained by Mrs. WimchcS-
ter for som" time.
Mr. Frank HALL and sister, Miss Grac"
Hall. of baltimore. are enjoying Il visit
with their aunt. Miss MolIic Gardner.
Mrs. Charles Crawford, of Whining
ton. Del. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Boyd
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Rising Sun.
RISING Sun. Aug. 1G, 1901.

RISING Sun, Aug lG, 1901.
The " Cecil IVhig' is on sale each 1ueek In
Rising Sun at Hort,tngtOn'S store 5 cent,
a copy.
Miss Virginia Gilbert. of Baltimore. Is,
tn" guest of Miss Eleanor .IrnnrSS.
Miss Mabel krilholtz, of Philadelphia.
has been spending some time with rcla-
tiv"S in Rising sun.
Mrs. Edward Brown and son. Everit.
of Cllrk'S Summit, are visiting Mr.. IL.
j. Sheppard and family.
Mrs. George Hopkins and son. Dare.
are visiting relatives in Scranton, Pa
Miss AdHIin" Brmui~on. of Chicago.
was entertained by Miss Adalinc Smith
last week.
Miss Alice Burns. of lIavrc de Grace,
was the guest of Miss Ncrna GraSon.
his week.
Mr.. Orion 7. Kimhlr. of Philadelphia,
spout few days during the week with
his mother. Mrs. Susan Kimhlr.
DR.. llrSton. of Oxford. Pa. visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. \. Kirk and friends in town.
' this week
MIR. Fitch. of Philadelphia. called on
friends in town. very recently.
M">SrS Horace Duyckinck and John
Strrrctt ar" enjoying Il trip to Niagara
Falls ana Buffalo. and will attend the
l'am-Am"riciln Exposition. before return
ing home.
Mr.. Carl KimbIr was in Lancaster on
business oil Wednesday,.
Mrs Henry Filing. of Rising Sun. Mrs.
Sophia Nathan and son. Fred. of phila-
dclphia wrr" guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Christopher Snyder. at West Nothing
ham. ON Muuduy.
Miss Louise Mck. Worthin-ton. and
Al"SSrS. :. Harold Barnes, Edgar Brown.
Edward Collins. spent Thursday evening
with Miss Eleanor .I"mncSS and her guest
Miss Virginia Gilbert.
Miss Gertrude :. Dare is visiting Mrs.
&. ~ R"ct"l, at the home of the lattrrS
parents. at RrumHl.
Mr.. William Richardson. of philadcl-
lha. WAS entertained by Mr.. +. G. Kirk
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Rooms. Of New
Castle. are visiting Mr. Thomas Wilson
and family.
Miss Maulr Kirk and Mabel Duyck-
lurk were in Oxford on Tuesday.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature sssss 'e: Of 1mzzzz~
leWiSvi||e
LEwIsvILLE, Pa, Aug. IL, 1901.


John Mack"y. of CoatcSvllc. is visit
Ing his parents. near here.
Miss Nrtti" Gnllahrr is visiting friends
in the vicinity of Baltimore
Mrs. Deborah Mackcy has been visit
ing her sister. Mrs. William Commons.
Of New London.
Mrs.. Mary Miller and son. William
Miller. Of Wilmington. Del. have been
spending Il few weeks with Mrs. Louis"
Miller
Mrs. Mary Bye and daughters. Elsie
and Mary. of Hartford county. have been
the guests of friends in this vicinity.
The next meeting of the Missionary
Society will be entertained AT the home
of Mrs. Walter IL. Armstrong. to-day. at
two u'rlork
Misses Lizzie. Hattie and Minnie
Gatchell went to Ocean Grove this week
where they will remain for some time,
to attend the camp meeting.
The attendance ut st. Johns Church
last Sunday, was very small. due to the
camp meeting at Woodlawn.
Miss l.aviuia Bye. the six-yrar-old
daughter Of Samuel &. Bye. met with Il
painful accident while visiting her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs John Il. Mackie
She was playing near a large log, which
started to roll. passing over her foot. No
bones w"r" broken. but the foot was
badly bruised.
The horse which was killed in the ac.
cidonI last week, al Fair Hill, was own.
ed by Mr.. Reese Aluhan, and driven by
his son. He was returning from fcSti.
val at Andora. when he collidcd with
John Kerr The accident was due en-
tirrly to the darkness.
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(,OIora,
CoLoRA, MD, Aug. l6, 1901.

00I70I'h' MIN MUG 10, I5UI,
Copies Of the "CecA lVhigr nye nm soz.
each ,reeE in Colora. nj 9 - tvyJs,,. .,o.s
cy,ts o,,.,, '0'''
"; r.;
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"a. ,'''N az ''' "".,'' o. Il's
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r,,,,,,,I :, '''' WI KIM anu l"'nuy'
W.; WV D','' a. ,,,
''',,' - SPIN several o'ES
%m,r',. ~ NV .'",,t' VI H'i "oG'o' ME-
",r'' ~ "'N' ',H.l"-hain'
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North East.


NORTH Fast Ana. 16 1901
4 Oe'. ""y % o" sac f"cH "fs" 20
"or" HaSs 4" heyHo!aS Ne'oS stand .
cents copy.
Miss Emma MrarnS is the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. :. u NIrCa1Iou.,h =, CnIor,
Nj. L,l,,., ,. I'M.
'.,"''''l' was I'''N.
'hIF entertained 10y Mss Irrn" White.
this week.
Carol and Rudd Ford and NIrs,r. II,l.
,,,r+ ,r ,l,,.,,. y, ,.
49, 0l''''' '''''' '''''"'-
''"E until Monday III town.
Miss Emma NraSry. of Philadelphia.
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Thomas Rrros
W pI,,.l.,,..u r.... ;........,
~, " "'' ''''''''' "'S
N,"r' WIN ne" r""'' ais" Il fresh coat
I'll P"'"''
Miss R"ha llyland has accepted Il posi-
ton in the store of S1munl r SINNERS
rs so,cs,oJv
y movement Is On '""' win Il number
y, our ''''"',i'I I" >!I''l'' an order 81
i,"uT''''tS VI l'l"%FIE III town. a0"'u N"
IMMUNE VI ,o'IN'i'''r'
y n"n''i I,; i,""oiln moved 'l''I week I"
bacon . nm occupying 'A' railroad com
pan" I,, nous n..
'i'HS -h'i ?'l'' i'"'I,'" - N'Hi'I'lS F'!a-
W. w. anu ,'t,,IuS II, ""'"'A''Ilr' "a
m!, an" pI nr>, l''',',, a"IS'r ana
''.'''''''' VI N'''''''Gu'"' are
''H ,,;l L'i''i''I II. 'o"":
i -, '''II,'I"'' i N'>'''"S r"'a-
wv, M III y olNi' lie n ,';I
h'N> H>l''i" nl'lIpN' 81 NnuaI"hN'
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steamer that has been taking on logs
here, was knocked down and badly
crushed by on" Of the logs slipping rs it
was being hoiStrd
quite Il number of Grabbing parties
hay" been noticed during the past few
weeks. som" coming froIa Delaware. us
well rs from this county. On WrdncS-
day, Mrs. Crc>Sol Mccoy and children
and Miss SuN Ellison, and Il number of
frisnofS from Delaware were among
thoS" who enjoyed the Grabbing
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Mechanics Valley
MECHANICS VALLEY. Aug. 16, 1901.

MEthhSlCS fALLEl, Aug lUt lJOl'
The "Cecu Wtig' is on sale at the store Of
Blake It Fie}i
Miss Sara Draper, of Philadelphia, is
the guest of Mrs. William Warrington.
Master Thomas Slack. Of StriclierS-
willie. Pa, is visiting friends ut Union.
Miss Ncrna Mahonry is the guest of
friends in New Jersey.
Misses Fox. of Baltimore. and Mr..
William Foley. of Chester. Pa. are Wis
irin& Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seth
Mr.. George Bourhrllr. of Chesapeake
CITY, spent Sunday last with W. c.
Buuchrlr.
T. NJ. Field. Of Washington. u. e..
was home for few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller drove To
Port Deposit on Tuesday evening. and
went on rhr excursion from that place
to Camhrid@c. ON Wednesday.
:. X. Blake and wife. of Cherry Ill.,
aud Mrs. Catherine Founders. of Chrs.
ter, Pa, spout Il day last week with
friend, hero.
As the two sons of W. &. Rouchcllc
were loading wagon with gravel ii the
Gravel pit. on the farm Of Mr.. Nathan
MaYplr. the bank cayrd in and compile
tcly crushed the wagon. The boys had
Il narrow escape from being Scvrrly in
iurcd.
Master Charles l.ort. whose knee was
~cvorly cut with a straw knife. some
time ago. is improving quit" rapidly.