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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-03-28
Bargain Department.

Soap-Blush Rose toilet soap would
be very popular seller at 20 to
IS cents box, our spec ko
ial price, the box.
Cold Meat Plates-A very hand
some cold meat plate sold az s..
Our special price, sd
Gas Mantles-Cap gas mantles
made to sell at 25c each, our spec.
ia' price, 2 for 25c
Globes--Gas globes, apple shaped
Ioc article, our special 25e
price, 3 for..................
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A SurrrtSe Party.

A very enysyAhlv ssvpriss party So held a.
he haspilAbis hosne 81 JoAa /. Aihzugh,
near Rsse,ilie. Oh THURSDAY evening", Marrb
8. sivea in hoaof II iA-ir daughter, Mss
Letgls. whirh w&s larxciv aitruaea Games
and maslc we're ludslEcd IA. Refreshments
zsre served ~ ahandancv, Al midnight
the happy party. harins heartily ihaakea
their AnSs and h1stezs. returned 20 theiS -
s,.~cgive hoalvs. Tbose present srFe Juhn
T. AlhsaEh snd Eife AhszbAru isess{cr and
sifc. Ms. Ellcn MoyroE. Nr-srs. AbrahAaa
Basker,, George Caiirdrr. Hossiso NAihlA..
Housrd Matthias. Pal AsihiAs, + ", Wtir,
Chester Shegnan. Harry Rsejtsrtser. Villas
Sharrrr, ClArenr~ ShaFrer. Edward Webster
Ho~sil Herd, EiueE L-isicr. Hossrd SeAF
rcr. Harry SehafeF. Marvin Arxcnhrlgel.
George Reese. Elias BasirE. Aihert H0gck
Walter Il. Lester. Frsnk Io~r, Ls~ts Loog
Alarrt Schafer. Ross Raby. Paui A. L~isi~s.
Grorxe Lester, Denlon BAruhArl. Charles
Zepp and Ciareaes Albaagh; Misses Nate
b. fieird. Goldie Lester. Dora B. Long. ia
Ho,efsl,. ErnA Lipyy. Mamie Reese, Mar
Schaier. ILszie SchAfrr. Matte Wcimert,
MAuds Breiaweiser. LaiA l.aisler. Olive Shar
TER. Jeanne Lester. Allie Matthias. Ada Ma
ihlAs. Lana Lester. Jennie Lester. EstslIr
Reese. LeItie AIoaash, Emma Matthias. Or.
phA AlbAugh. Lotla Leisisr, Grace Lelsies
and IrevA Lester
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News of the Week,

Philadelphia, Pa, has a typhoid fever cpl
demie.
The estimated cost Of the coal strike aFbi-
frarion hearings is S750,O01.
In Western Canada 26O, OO0, 600 acres Of
arabic land await the Plow.
James Stcttauer, a Chicago millionaire. died
of blood poisoning. resulting from a scratch
inflicted while shaving.
Six persons we're burned to death and eight
injured IN FIRE at Letter. mining town in
West Virginia, Sunday
Rev. Charles W. Potter died Of starvation
a Toledo, Ohio. being unable 10 eat because
Of cancer Of the stomach.
ST. Louis. as the World Fair City, will
work to secure both Republican aud Demo
cratic National Conventions.
The Austrian Government will not partici-
pate in the St Louis Exposition, but 200 mer-
chants will have exhibits there.
Rev. Dr. Luther A Mann. of Littiestown,
Pa, has accepted call to ST. Johns Lutheran
Church. South Cumberland, Md
Strikes are prevailing in several cities and
more are threatened by boiler makers, ship
workers, joiners, building trades aud team
sterS.
general strike has been ordered by the
International Association OF Bridge and Struc-
tural Ironworkers against the American
Bridge Company.
The total business of all kinds, including
money orders sent and received, transacted
by the New York Postofice last year was
more than S22S, 600 600.
Joseph Coshun, Of Two Taverns, Pa, died
March s. of Il complication of diseases, aged
about 10 years. He is survived by his wife,
five lauuhtprS and three sons.
George Oliver Perry, the negro, aged IS.
charged with the murder of two women and
aassults upon others in Massachusetts, died IN
the Cambridge jail. last Sunday.
James T. Blount. former member of Con-
gress from Georgia and President Cleyelaud's
commissioner paramount to the Hawaiian
Islands, died at his home, IN Macon.
Julia L. Morris sued for annulment of mar
riage in New York claiming that she had
been deceived by her husband, who claimed
10 be rich, when he was in fact poor.
John Wanamaker will soon begin to build
in Philadelphia. Pa, the costilest building in
It's annals. 1t will be history, steel. frame,
freproof store and will cost S5,000,00O.
Mrs. Marie L. Emperor, of Lynn, Mass,
refused to marry George L. Clayton, of Sa-
lem, aud he tried to persuade her to change
her mind with revolver. He was arrested.
The stockholders of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company have voted TO increase the cap.
ital stock of the company $3.50, 900, 900, max
ing the total authorized capital 800, 1000, 600.
Rev. r. A. King, aged 80, and bride, aged
l9, of Galveston, Texas who were married Feb
ruary 10, are visiting friends in Austin. He
is said to be the only survivor of the bloody
battle ofSan Jacinto, Texas, in 1870
In the State of Samara, Russia, terrible
snowstxms prevailed last week and caused
hundreds of deaths Horses drawing seds
have returned to villages with the passengers
frozen to death. The village bells are rung
nightly to enable travellers to find their way to
shelter Many persons have been frozen to
death within the villages while searching for
the doors of their own homes.
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From Hong Kong. China.

Mrs. DR.. Clarence Billiagslea, Of this city.
under date of Hong Kong. China. February
:, wrote TO her mothevia-iaw, Mr.. Dr.
Charles Billingslea, very interesting letter
from which We make the following extracts:
Hong Kong Is a charming city, buiis on the
side Of hill. and the scenery from the top
most peak. where We visited the place known
rs the Peak House. Is perfectly beautiful. TO
reach the Peak House We Sent up by the
,ramwav, which is almos, perpendicular aud
and so steep that il is impossible 10 walk it;
while in the car We felt as II we would tail out
backwards
The Chinese are a wonderful people. and
are hard working. business class. The bet
ter citizens are clean and respectable, but the
lower class are the dirtiest people have ever
seen.
The Hong Kong bank IS said 70 be the
largest in the world. We went over
10 Canton yesterday. and ! saw more IN ore
day than YOU conld imagine. Canton j. a
much larger ctr thar Hong Kong. bat the
streets are Is uBrruw A. the ordinary pave
ment in Westminster. in fact we could almost
touch the buildings on both sides Of some Of
the streets with oui .sfrr,cbed arms We took
lunch on top Of Gre story pssodA-
There are six in our paFIy. al array women.
Board Is cheap here. We pay three Mexican
dollars per day. and the American dollar IS
equal Ia S262 thus costing us a little more
ihan = dollar per day leave for Manila en-
Thursday No horses or carriages
are used here. oaly rickshasus and sedan
chairs, pulled or carried by The Coolies.
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Orphans' Court.

Friday. March 6'h.-Joseph ". ReAver.
and james B. ReaveT. AdwininlsifNIoF pen
deaie lite II Washington Reavcr, deceased,
refurasi inventories Of personally and money,
and received order to sell personally.
William A. Roop aad John II. R0op. exec
uiors Of Joel KOop. deceased, srltled hrsI
account
NondAr. March Edward Hut, executor
at Gershom Hut. decrAsed. returned iaveu
torres Of personally znd money and received
order 10 sell personally,
Edr4rd r HuF. executor Of GrrshauI Had
deceased. executor of Lsv,nsA G. Fishrr.
decreased, returned inventories Of debts and
money and settled trss and sasl account.
Chester B.. Jacob B., Oliver r. B. NeHiz
aui Willis +. fEacs, executors Of tofnciins
K WentE. deceased, reported sale Of grsiu,
ke. aud settled irss accoaut.
james r ard Urah lingiing. executors e
Uuah Yingliag. deceased, reported sale It
personally. Aad received order 80 sell rial
estate.
George Sellers. executor Of Jacob Sellers,
deceased. settled fr.i Aad asal account
Letters q Naturalization Dc buals uoa Gun
iesiameuto Snaexo on The estate of IAviuia
c. F5sber, deceased. SER grated 10 Emanusl
+. FISHER, Who received order 10 sell p'erseu
atty,
Tuesday, March Ia Final ratification Of
the disiriba,ion anoaE The creditors 10 'he
estate Of EdwArd ;. keensy. deceased.
Oliver II. and Chester H. Cr3mer. executors
Of Alexander CTAnser, dsceAsed, reported ale
u Fs-rsoaAliy. aHd settled hrs7 4ud huaI
Accoant
Mary V. Shiplsy. rxeeuJrix of Bradley C.
Sh'piey, deceAsed. reported sale Ct personally.
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Relieves His Aunt Is Insane.

The Baltimore Sun of Thursday. SAYS -
Half an hour before s jury met ir Sheriff War.
fields Office yesterday TO determine whether
she is insane, as alleged, Mrs Mary Polk. lo4
Aisqai,h street, first heard, and that accident
ally, that such proceedings had been instituted
against her. it IS said. Mr.. Charles +. Hnr.
lev. attorney for Ms. Polk ia the matter, said
be had less than IS minutes notice 10 appear
IN the case
Ms. Polk i the widow Of Robert NJ. Pois.
Sho died seven years ago, and It > sid sac
owns property valued AZ Slo1. coo. The City
Hotel in Westminster, Nd. Is among her
possessions. She i about ~ years old, bat
her black hair IS only slightly tinged slih
gny. She has no children or grandchildren.
The petition 70 have Mrs. Polk atJudica'sd
insane ~As 6led IN Cireuit Coart No. by her
nephew, Nelson Bsnkard. Of Pleasant Valley.
Carroll county, Nd. It is based % the aih
davii Of DR. John J. K hroser asd alleges
that Mr. Polk IS insane and Incapable 81
managing her person or estate. Eleven wli-
uesses we're called 20 support the allegations
ia the petition. They testified that Mr. Pois
j. forEetfui and absent minded. and = namber
Of pecuIiAriiies they bad witnessed 10 her ~rre
menisoued. None OF the Witnesses. 'neladInE
Ar. RAnkAFd. the petitioner, Soald sAy "a ~
swrr 70 the direct question Of Mrs Poik a.
torney that she . insane
Ms. Polk ~ss not prrsea. Al the proceed
inEs yesterday. She has organic hesTf de.
ease. il wa sid. and that kept her Rway.
Reifsnider / Grimes. o, Westminster, aI'-
raaarri foT Mr. BaakArd
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The sale was wand.

At Eiico,t City. oH the 7Jh instant. Chief
Judge Jones. after hearing Argument oH The
pars % the petitioner. dismissed the petition
10 set aside the sale Of toe MaaiottsviiIe prop
eriy in the Third district Of Howard county
TO toe New York Security Company, The
property Was owned hy William DAVIS. and
was sold about two wears ago under mort
gage. George W. Church, agent for the New
York Security Company. being the purchaser.
The sale was ratified. but exceptions Were
taken by Mr.. DAVIS 10 the auditors account
ON the ground that the balance shown 10 the
account was incorrect, per cent. Interest
having been charged By the mortgage. For
a number Of years during the existence of The
mortgage the New York holders had received
per cent. interest per amman on the mort
gage loan. The exceptions weFe later argued
before that court and sustained, and uew
account was ordered 10 he stated
The SECOND auditors account vas excepted
to by the New York Security Company The
executions we're oyerruled. whereupou an Ap-
peal was taken TO the Court OF Appeals, which
court sustained the decision of the lower
court.
The New York Security Compauy's peii-
ton disposed Of adversely asked that the
original sale be Sc, aside aud that the property
b. resoid
VIM l.. Marbury aud Carroll Bond. for New
York Security Company, and Allan &cLane
Jno G. Rogers. and Bond L PArke foF,rusises
and Davis
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The funeral Of Nilly f. Zahn which look
place from the Methodist Protestant Church.
on Saturday afternoon, March 9TH, was very
largely attended.
The white cloth caskeI VAS covered with
floral tributes. and vas carried by Nessrs-
William Maiher, GUY Fowler and Lawrence
Rinker, Of Westminster, aud George Clough,
OF the Theological Seminary.
Her pastor Rev. l.. +. Warner, read her
,~o iavouls chapters from the Bible. The 2Si
PssiJa and the l4th chapter of 81. John, aud
spoke feehuEy Of her beautiful. patient chris
tan life Rev William Grouse assisted IN
the services The choir sang her three favor.
its hymus, ''>ometine Wen URdersiAud
The Child Of a King. aud The Home Of
the Soal Ar. Keith, Of the Seminary also
sang an appropriate and beautiful solo.
Sleep. Spesyy Sleep. The iBivrmeut was
IA the Westminster cemetery.
In the death Of Milly Lahn. Westminster
has lost ~ best known sad mos, Interesting
character Crippled While re, little child.
Der uhole life had been one Of Suffering aud
sorroE, which bad beeu borne sjlh such pa
tees, endurance. and christian resignation 20
the w1lI q her Heavenly Father, As 70 make
Is az uuspokrn sermon Which has carried -
iaduencr TAR bsyoui the limits OF her oNu
bose and ueiEhboFhool. Lyjng tat upoa her
bAck. auah.s 20 move any part OF her body
excepting Der bands and arms, hey basy tn
gers wr7r newer id.e. sna heg b~auilia. nced!e
-9gk hss bruaghi ~ MACY dollar to~ard the
maintenance u hetsrlf aud tsmIiy.
Her sausy dlsPosssioa sadeArrd her 20 all
who came ia coRt-ct ~iih hsF, and only
'bauks ,dr TIE hle-ssaxs she eaI0ygd. aE,i yyus
rstss faT Others 10 distress ever came fronl
arF syusse, fsilrut sp@-
I.gs-F kss~ frHsrta zssst Fsf.lgsssst a any
fsr;anv sh.eh caa~ 10 them. Hey love for
add clu6dcacs iu heF physician, Or. Thouzs
CuaaAa sss iouchinS and n~rltrI has kHt
asd fssthisi a,5enssah, 7 be pAIirui, hired gis
on ezrlh Ia rudcsi. the bqsY hitis hands are -
rvst. far uearv ryclsis are closed 80 sleep,
laE $50 lie givrth hss beloved Sleep tier
usrr ;ri.nds ~ii miss Ibv iuspiraiioH Of her
lovely Iavahlr Ifr. bai @s knos that her EvH-
Jlr agsrsg b, safe ss the presence a. HIN ub0
has sa,d, Blessed are the Psrr 10 heart. tor
ihrv shall see ts18. :
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me sarial Law To Be Tested

Mr.. Jacob Wink. an undertaken % Man
chester. uas before Justice Wrs. Moore. ui ihss
city. iAsi Saturday. on the charge q hAsiag
violated the az 81 lsss 10 regard 10 isc bgrlas
It the dead. The ia@ q ISIS msae 'hg
hcaltb ofScer Of each c1auly regas'fAF % 'ia4
statistics. ~iih each przr'1c1ng PhysetAp a.
suhrexlssrsg This So sa@ Afusa3ea in ii-lu,
auI t=o subrsgisfrars w~re appoia.=i iar each
district Il i necessary .gr zoe registrar or
sshsvxi.irAf 20 u4aks RECORD describing r9
detail the deceased sn4 circumstance -
death. and ii Is neg~sssry soF sni"st&a~rs is
secure permit ins ba5lsi apou thai rvcaFt
This latter provisoo - frequently gHarva.
and this case will be zsed 20 Test ihr validity
81 the a. The btil 81 cpnpsa8u! States iass
on Ja1aary =. GsorEs Lspp. aged y yeags.
49, barred 10 the Reformed cemetery. Nae.
chester; and nu JauuAry -, ysAr a4j
daughter q J g. Callisou. she Died ST dlpa
iberia, "a barred a. Srcesus0gn' 5Y lAcab
Wink. aud that permit had RoS b~~u Oh
laia~d 81 either case. The penalty fog vcis
ton Of this iAw y sac II act iesa tsan Sle
OF more thAn 500. or Imprisonment Tor uot
exceeding 8o DAYS. ~ bosA- Ihr warrant
was svnru oui by Dr. IohB : F4iioa. BA.H
more. secretary Of The Stale Board Of HrAiSa.
Mr. Rlnk gave bal So appeal 70; aeaf7ag
TO-DAY, SATURDAY,.
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Road Commissioners.

Last Monday the County Commissioners
appointed the following road commissioners
District No. l.-Hezpkiah Hahn. George
". Weant and Samuel Fliekinger.
District No. 2.-Evan Hanes, John c,
lively and David r. Phillips.
District No. S-R. ~ Kooniz of j., Ed
ward Leese sud Lew J. Motier.
District No. 4.-Francis T.. Schneide
WIN. n. Taylor aud A. y. Zeutz.
District No. 5.-Fraacis P. Albaugh, Thos.
B. Gosnell aud Robert +. Lee.
District No christian Hunt, Jeremiah
Haines and Vim. p Rhodes.
District No. Levi Black, John "
Holmes aud VIM. A. Roop.
District No. ST. Edward Sbaifer, J
franklin Utz and Harry F. Richards.
District No. 9-Wm. +. Sharretts, ST..
Amos Davis aud John W. Cook.
District No. l0.-Reuben A. Stonesifer
John F. White and Jesse p Weybrighi.
District No. ll.-Samuel Haines, Jonas VI
Wagner ard r. Smith Snader.
District No. l2.-JeSse Crumbaeker, Hen
nv Blaekson and William II. Stem.
District No. 13.-Lloyd S. Buckingham.
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SIX strange deaths on The liner harAmAaia.
sbiir al sea. led the Mes York health author.
i,ie, 10 quarantine the vessel and IL passsn-
gers. on suspicion that victims died OF cholera.
A $50, 900. osO syndicate headed by Senator
John F. DRYDEN. has arranged TO lease the
electric railroad lines in Hudson, Essex,
Bergen. Passaic and Union counties, New
jersey.
The American Seeding Machine Company,
With = capital OF Sl5. coo, OoO has been incor
p1rAred, the company is 70 manufacture seed
ing machines aud agricultural machinery Of
all kinds
II. " White has been held in bail in Phil
sdelphia, Pa, for further hearing, charged
with being one OF clique which has swludied
the University Of Pennsylvania out OF S50, eco
10 ;he las, i've years
Farmer Frymir-. Of Eusris. Nebraska, shot
and killed Tracy Odenburg, his former sweet
heart. because she married another man. He
claimed he had a contract with the woman
authorizing him TO do II.
In Montgomery. Alabama. on March :,
Mrs. Myrsalla Keith celebrated her 10th
birthday. Though ia III health for six years
her faculties are not in the least impaired.
She is the mother of Is children.
Wrightville. Pa, is excited over the rich find
Of hemaiite iron ore recently made near that
town. Two wealthy PhilsdelphAns arrived
AZ Wrightsville and visited the place. The
company operating the Aurora furnace will,
it Is said, secure the mineral rights
In Lynn, Massachusetts, q, 100000 pans OF
shoes were made last year; in Brockton. H.,
600. 600 pairs, and in Hayerhill, II coo 900
pairs. These three cities, therefore, turned
cut enough shoes TO supply one pair for two
thirds Of the population Of the country.
The Mississippi aud Ohio rivers and their
tributaries are out of their banks and great
loss to buildings farm lands and stock is re-
ported. Ia many places the water is higher
than in 1884. A hundred families living be-
low Alton, Illinois, have lost their homes.
Prospectors for serpentine have come upon
a vein of malachite near Delta, Pa. 1t un.
derIies dozen or more farms. Specimens
of the malachite which Acting State Geolo-
gist H. C. Demming exhibited are striped
and mottled with green and soft red TINS. 1t
is the opinion of Col. Demming that the Delta
malschite equals in quality and beauty the
Russian.
The New York German societies are in
arms against Police Commissioner Greene 5
Interpretation of the Sunday Theatre law, by
which it is intended to prevent the Turn Nerein
entertainments or reunions which had not, up
TO last Sunday, been interfered with by the
police Ii has been determined to give slml-
lar entertainments next Sunday, and to make
court test if they are prohibited. The Ger
mans say Mayor Low promised liberal m
depreciation Of the Sunday law, and IT their
national customs are interfered with, there
will be q movement TO throw the German vote
to Tammany next fall.
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Heatora Items,

The measles ~hich Ass vsry prevalent ia
this vicinity arr nos about AZ - eud. Al one
lime there were thirieea scko.'i childrea sscS
from the maiAdy.
There will cot be many changes IN the
locality this spring. Amoag these who ~iIl
change places Arv; DAVID Nall Ga tAe For~ss
farm. who will move 20 las faihes.ln iau :
farJn, Thomas Jones near Dennings; Mar
shall Ecker living on Ed12Ed Richardson :
iartu. viii move 10 George p. Eagisr' farm.
New Windsor; Harry Singer Al Avondale ~ill
have sale and move 70 Baltimore.
The weRther 30 far in March has bs~a Ha-
usually mild, and tie ground before ihr lass
rains -as getting IN working order.
The blue birds and black birds are 18th us
once again. But IL would be blessing e the
English SpArro~s had never been created. they
are al~ays here, sad the supply y unlimited.
Grain and grass are looking veil, and
making 3 Zoe start.
Miss Mary Babylon. Of near Mes Windsor
Is Visiting nj Walter Duvalfs
Miss Bertha Wi,herow. our school teacher,
was not able 70 have school Aoadzy iasl on
account Of sickness. but Vas able to resume
her duties on Tuesday.
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70 = plot OF grass, where they covered her
with their own coats. This done, one Of them
harmed 20 the nearest telephone and com
muuiCA'rd With a hospital. Mrs. Pencil was
rushed Cd e. the hospital IS soon as - convey
aure ~aS available. Her husbands body WAS
borne from the rocks aud laid beside the road
90 await the coroner and the dead wagon.
When the wite was first taken to the hos
pi,al she was put on the operating table, She
was unconscious ard covered with blood from
macy wounds sustained IN her tail. There
was a cut abou; four inches long above her
r shi eve. and she Is believed 10 have irac-
tarei skull. Her right arm Is broken above
the wrist Jhr index finger Of her lstt hand IS
broken. aud her face Is badly cut.
Her body was badly bruised from impact
with the rocks, aud 1t Ia considered probable
that she hiss sustained severe internal injuries
Mrs Peuneigs clothing was badly torn aud
bloodsoaked, and WAS a pilitui sight when u
was taken 10 the hospital. The doctors are
using every measure 20 keep her alive.
Further investigation showed that II was not
a saicids, as The lever WAS reversed and brakes
SET
Mr.. Penuell died Wednesday night, after
remaining unconscious twenty SIX hours.
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Sandyyille Items.

Mrs. b. Caple aud sou visited Mr.. aud Mrs.
George Zepp at Houcksvile this week.
Miss Golda Shilling spent several days with
her amt, Mrs Vim. K. Westaway, near Pa
iapsco.
Miss Carrie Barnhart spent last week visit
ing her cousin. Miss Jessie Bowers, near Med,
ford.
The funeral Of Col Caple was large attend
ed at Pleasant Grove last Sunday, although
the weather was very disagreeable. Rev. j. E.
Nicholson, of Sandy Mount was the minister,
assisted by Rev d. g. Miller, of Westminster.
The funeral of Edward Hotf was largely at,
tended, Thursday.
Miss Blanche Flaler expects to arrive home
this week after spending the winter in Ches-
ter, Pa.
Miss Hattie Miller has returned to Wei
brook TO finish her trade.
There is much sickness in this neighhor-
hood from measles, but the afflicted are slowly
imDrOyinp
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[. E. Social Al New windsor.



The Christian Eadeayur Society Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, New Windsor. held ;
sociable ia the lecture room. Thursday even
ing. March 5,h From - 90 leo members
and their friends attended. The platform
was banked With palms, lilies aud poi,ed
plants The effect OF pink. white and purple
hyaoiuths in bloom, grouped on the organ, b.,
ing particularly pleasing Mrs. Frank Devil
bis. Mrs. Minnie l.. Rsboli. Mrs Arthur {.
Smelser, and Mr.. Geo c. Auders, members
OF Social Committee, received. The programs
a. rendered. deserves much praise, which va,
rs follows: Exercise by twenty Of Junior
Society. trained by Mrs. James Frazer; solo,
"I.et Ne Dream Again, Mrs, Minnie Ra
bold: reading. Miss Elizabeth CrawtDrd; solo,
Vioiels, Mr.. keso Anders; recitation, Miss
EmmA Ecker; solo. Mr.. II. d. Eusor; read
ing. Mr. Mcbride. OF Newark, Del, male
trio. Messrs. II. Easor, George c. Anders
aud II. BankArd. Refreshments Of differen,
kinds of cake and chocolate we're served.
The socisty is steadily growing in strength
and membership. Those Interested feel much
encouraged over the progress made in SO short
time. Another social will be given in May.
A vote of thanks was extended to all mem
bers. who kindly rendered assistance in max
ing this event successful and pleasant to those
present.