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DOoranon paY.

Memorial services I'll b. held 10 the West.
minister High School BgIlainE 90 Saturday
aifernuou, Nav sab. a. clock. under the
direction af Barns Post O. A. 4. No. Is.
The fuilo~ing program has been arranged
Siusinr. The Nations pezd. the choir prAr
rr. Rev /. r. Warner. pastor Of VI p.
Church Iiucola's Address al Gelsysburg.
Master George Shriver AvuBdslc singing
Cover Thea Over With R.Aa,ifal Flo~rrS, the
choir: rrsiiaiioa. The Nations Mcmonsl.
Nr. q A White of Western Maryland Got
legs vocal sole. Lead kindiy. Light, Nr.
Water SleaausAn GorsaK IT Baltimore Ad-
dress. Res Dgrbia q. Miller pastor Ces,-u.
arv NJ T. Charvh singing. Memories On
Memorial Day the choir rrCatA,,op, Oar
Flag. Mr.. b r. Webster. Western Nd. Col
lrse sinsiug. Amsyica, school children.
hrusdicE5ass. Prof ; ; Ssmpsaa. A. the
c~uBetrrv = short s-rvlse by ihr chiidren wlii
De- hejd IN eaaasciion 9TH the g 4 T. r'iHAl
bv the Pest cnnsis;tnz 81 Jhr rn~saarlAl as the
aswvrs. bg Moss Auni. G~hr. Esoasr Ai..,r.
jessie Shsw and B~s.ic Hana representing
the school recitation. uur Iusarxoftrn neaa.
Msss Madeline tisib@st and slcEsnE Nearer,
Nv God la Thee, she sbp'F sad ehsitFvH, 81
.rr wbich TAPS wsli r., sounded BY lhs
taelrrs SlAruef zRd >lasoasza srssasaeF
tass. Masters uber Hsyr. Joseph u Breaks,
Jf.. and Alheri spi Waiter Eeksuroese Jn
fsr *tsrstlsa 81 fhr Posi- ;ks chii4rra @5tl A.
,#st ln ssfrsittE sha soldiers Erasss -Uh tnE
ere Az ek,tfeH ksue part ga So exercises
ssH suest ~ WezIaa3lssfrG HlgA Sebuul - ao
o. 50 prcursl.oa day, each earning hanrh
af a,~vrs. t1ass Ill b. provided Miss
Mar Is Shgltma1 aad PFuf Geosse ; More
llgk ati4 bare raasre ~ 'he ehsidrep-
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CIoss Of The Cireult Court.

The Nav term OF the Circuit Court closed
Tuesday. the jary being discharged on Mon
,lav. The following cases have been GgsPo, ed
Of since our last report
State vs. George Disney, colorcd, ,asvt-us
Of Use OF horse And buggy; tired before Jary
verdict not guilty. Weaai for STATE; Hsnnins
for trAverseE.
State =. sampler Black; seldag hari cider
without license; sseItei on payment 81 costs,
WeAn, COZ State.
A. schultz 4 Co. -. Bale & SloufEsF,
aSsumpSii; removed to ike ClrcuI' Caayi to;
Ilo~ard C0snty. Fins Tor plalaiia. Bond !
PArke Tor defendants,
BARTHOLOMEW Brrwsng Co. -. Warren l.
Shipley, et al. deb; on bond: tTset before
he Court hy agreement Of counsel. JudErscai
for 81 600 F,uk tor plaintiff, Meaning anI
we4u, ior Defendant.
State, use Mary +. MzmaauEh. e a.. "
Western MARYLAND T. 4 Co, da4nages
Judgment on demurrer for defendant ; "
Reifsnider aad Boad Parkr Tor piassaa..
Roberts 4 Croas~ f1f defendant fhss was q
SAT- by Mrs MARY T. NammsaEh And cAss
3ren agaiass the Western Maryland kAHroaa
for Si0. COO damage Tor csSstuE 'h- draih 81
George ". Msmsauxh, b~s husband. 81
died Jane 80 1901. ni Sulaur- received is 80
attempt 10 leave ; usrkst cNs at ihe defend
ani az Carroiiiog sisisun, Jaue =, lsl
wbil~ the car was 10 sao1loa, q aaunE, A. A.
legged hy ii, plaintiff, ee~n started s'lana'
giving hlta 10" uotler he had boarded she
car fsr the parruse ct Delivering eali ~hsra
be hal gakrn 10 tie slaiiou 60, shipment. Al
{ order vas sled appealing tsoa ,he uFsirF -
tanning the demurrer io to- CoErs Of Appeals,
Mary r. peppa ~ Nflam MATER; -
sampsit; tried before tbs Conri; iaasnsHt il'
piAiaiiH foE sius- Sseekssisls iaE p4Aiaisif
I noH for defendant
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The hrsi storm PERIOD 10 IEHe IL central oH
on the 4ih. covering he 2ui g" the 9Th, There
are good frssous fn expect thr egls,s 40 ihis
g.~r.sd on aud touching the Sri, High degrees
81 haaal3tly hssh temperature, aud sery low
bzs1tnstcE. ca and next e. wednesday. the
ssd. all prove certain barhius-rs Of severe
.saru,-. Ii ;h--r conditions develop abou,
the 8rJ. and setaal storms arr delayed, even
az 20 ghr 9TH or bih. DO not be thrown 81 your
guard unsli Iho indications eliminate Niclogs
thunder sloruss, accompanied with bai and
possibly tornado ceui-rs, are zmeuK the thiugs
reasonably 90 be expected a. this period
Venus iawupuUrs ot raiu, amounting tn ClpGd
bGr~g lu macy iayals'i--, arr also gsuys than
psubable lUu can DEPEND upon Il. lhr
storms 1t ibis period wli not b. entirely over
until lhs barometer makes dee3dv,i rise. ami
the Wiuds change and hluW strong aud much
cooler FROM she srsf anl north. Some very
ysso. uiEhts arv sure o. result Nhsu the storms
syv over.
uu and touching the g.h aud iOlh, hoax tor
reaction a. storm yaHditInus -rhsHg~ gv much
warmer, falling barometer AMI Hiuyr -lur'u-
~ rsiu, thHo4rr ard hsavs squalls "i "i'sd.
Toe rrgalar splumer SrlsIscr disturbances ~Il,
al in at this umr, making june 'buadry
showers probable almost any ailr-usiuU mad
,-,rulug The gryaIer rarI ut this sal,3icc
heavens, Often throughout the jaur uisifs,
is who'll, harmless. aud should excite $40 merry.
asa. fear even iu ths uust Umld person. Oh
course the lightning bolt, Ihal tiy trom conI
pact st.d rasbiug thaudrr storm, are different,
auI every pgvcsuTJnu against slaugrr should
I.s taken al such nvJurni-. udr3 uo vlF-
eum,iancss should one ever lake refuge und-r
ID green tree ju vur oi these vicious, June
thunder storms.
The regular storm period covering the ian
Ia The tsih, viii reach Us eliminating stage,
isbnu, "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday Eh-
l7ih. lSih and lg,h. Make cs,rrial plan, To-
avoid the June showers, especially IA Won;
hsy.makiuE at tins time. On aud touching
the 2lst aud 22ud. look for the return 81 storm
conditions, with renewed Ihuuter and ram
squalls and much harmless lightning at night.
Most sections wiil have sufhc emf rains al this
aud other June periods. Central regions may
have too much, while extreme north aud south
sections may suffer some shortage. About
the 25gh II will turn exceedingly warm, the
barometer nill Etll aud persistent ciuudines,
aud frequent storms OF wide extent aud much
energy viii mark the closing days oithe month.
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HaskSvills Items.

MNIb.as Is,ax and hss assistants sFs @v~cs-
saz = larsr bauk bzra reg Bod Oarstef. 81
Befh~,
S.ia. MARTA sal ~sic arr Spending to
.rrks a1th Jrau " SpAhs and sifc. the sat
to- : pArrnss ia BAl'smorr.
Mrs. r. " Bschmzu aal Mss l. l-oitA
Racbmaa VISITED fF,eaas Str baltimore last
av~k
NJ. Jraelr Rsumuasl si.-aiA fs1 d4ys 20!
yhc fsAsl wvvA Is Baituaare ani NasblUgtuu,
u. g.
Carroll Hrr.as. -ho has beeu ou The sex
i.st. ), roats,szcIug.
QsiIr = heavy shosrr paszed oEsr tbs sec
i.at 0i the cauuiy last Sunday muraiuE,
Mrs Peter BachmEn an5 Ms. +. l. Her
.ag 81. sp-ut "Wednesday s5ih gheir SISTER.
Mr.. AAr,in Myers. ct Pleasant Gr,sr.
Ni.. Efic kbaush. of Bais,mag~, sAs =
guest 'ast SATURDAY. nf Wa. SaaeHef snd SITE
NJ heir ,7luHirt Tr~iteucv.
Mss Morn aud Ionic Hagbusaa .}-al last
Sauday 80 Westminster s,Ia their sisirF. Nfs
4 ~ Nampier.
4. r. Shaea-r. ol New York eit,. vls,'ed
las, Ss,ariay and SUNDAY \. J. bachmas and
ssif-.
Mr.. Grorg- Kooa,s. of usrrisouhorg Va,
j. the CUES, 81 her SISTER. No. Samuel Rlrh
ards
John Finstrr aud wIfc. OF Ph,isiriphia
-peul z lee days Nth hts parrnis, J'-~se Fin
strr and safe,
Ms Mari Walters. 81 Emmt-bars. spent
tro s~eks With her parents, John Baea1nSn
sud Niic
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A ChildrenIS Party.

On May 2Ist, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse h. Null, near Bish's Mill, very happy
party of children came together, TO celebrate
the fifth anniversary oftheir little friend Mary
r. Null, who greeted them with great pleasure
Mary received some very beautiful and useful
presents.
A very enjoyable afternoon was spent by
the children Refreshments were served in
abundance. consisting of ice-cream, cakes.
bananas and candies. and music was rendered
by Miss Platte Wimert and others.
Those present we're George Sellers aud
wife. Jesse II. Null and wife Samuel Ogle
aud wife, Jacob Bankert and wife, Mrs. Harry
Fritz, Mrs. Arthur P. Reese, Mrs. Jacob
Neudecker Misses Platte Wimert, Emma
Baumgartner, Ida Grouse, Barbra Baukrrt,
Ella Bankert, Mr.. Abraham Bankerl Dr.,
Fred W. Witte. Emma J. Schaffer, Laura II.
Hahn, Ada Hahn, Valaua Hahn. Treva Utz,
Mary Hildabride Annie Mickey, Mary Utz,
Bertha G. Matthias, Miriam Mickey, Ada
Harris. Grace Harris, Mary c. Reese, Emma
A. Reese, Lettie Neudecker Freddie Matthias,
John X. Schaffer, Abraham Schatfer Adam
Foster, George Brehm, Gloyd Fritz. Elmer
Brehm, Herbert Matthias, John Mickey,
George Schaffer, Robert Baumgartner,
Charles Brehm, Harry Matthias, Jr., Arthur
C.. Reese, Samuel Harris, Norman Fritz, Roy
Wimert, Ralph Wimert, Walter d. Wimert,
Guy Neudecker.
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Banksrt,s yin items.

Memorial services Siil To- held a, Bats;
Church on Sunday morning. Nay 3lsi, al ID
O clock. Rev. II. j. NacaiisIrr will preach
and his theme will be March OF The Grand
Army. Camp No. 10, r. o. ). OF A., have
kindly consented 10 br present sad assist ia
dong hoLur 10 our honOTed dead Prof J .
y q. smith Is expected To be Sith us and
assis, 10 the music. The choir sIl use several
memorial anthems ia connection wiih national
hyIuns.
The long looked for rain cane a. a very
welcome visitor Grass aud all growing veg
citation Is looking vigorous in consequence.
Very lev Of our farmers are done planting
corn, being delayed by The drou,h.
George c. Harmon Is erecting a carriage
house.
Rumor has it that jos. Formwalt will soon
build an addition 10 his mill.
On Thursday OF last week George {. Har-
mon entertained Mr.. Richard Kane, Grace
aud Maggie Kane Of Westminster; Mrs Tnos
Myers. Masters Paul and Bonnie Myers. of
Frizellburg, and Miss Jane lingling. Of Ia.
ney,ovn A good time was spent IN social
conversation. vocal and instrumental music
Our merchants, J. A. Angel Il Fiohr. are
taking orders and delivering goods to their
customers, which is very convenient foe our
busy farmers
John T. Haifiey and assistants have painted
the residences OF George c. Harmon and
Daniel kiscel.
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Silver Ru.s liens

Tn Nav - A. Heao Smith Sas brw5nE
Jsosss for John Dalicrrf, = caip haug % 10
axe -bieh made Il giaacH OF sna cus cash
in his foo; foay inchrs lnns. br. SlaaAFl
dressed The wound aud be getting AsoDE
nicely.
Al the election for charrh ofticvr<. sil,ch
was held 10 both ehaTchsz, on A.cru.saH 1aY
the folloW,ng were elected 10 serve soc the cu
suing term LagheraG- Elders. Charles Ms
thiAs aud Samuel J. MessinkrTi desc3B~.
Granville HgalbeF, and Miig.H hoSuian Re
formed Elders. Henry kooata and Matte
Beachtel dsscous. Nrls00 h0oail aud agsl
Frock
Miss Mar, Myers anI SISTER. a, Frizel bgrg
spent Ascension dsy ~iIh their si.isg. Mn
Irene WAr-hiar 10 ,hls plae..
A. D. kFebb. aud son Dallas aud iaugh
ter Grace. Of Hanover, VISITED friends and
relatives in this place on Ascension day.
Mrs. Stella Stout. daughter ct Cas- Antp
Pile, Is confined 10 her bed ~ tbs place ~uh
bronchitis. and il very low At this ~r'Elug.
Ms. Levi J. Notirr Is still coulUed 90 her
bed, but j. improving slowly.
On Saturday aght ~e ltad good rsln
which revived everything, bl' tb- weather vas
very cool SINCE.
The festival At the ". G. Hal! vas sell pa
trouized, everything passed a nicely and al
had good time.
Amos Bowman Is having hi, house painted.
Mr.. kellenberger, painter
English communion ia the l.aihrrAm chnFch
next Sunday, May alss.
Children's day services ia the Reformed
church, on Sunday evening. Juae 7lh.
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Daniel Items,

We had a much needed rain this week.
Master James Miller is confined to his home
with whoOping cough.
Last Sunday Elmer Hood aud family were
among the guests assembled at the home OF
Luther Pickett. While they were being en-
terfnined by vocal and instrumental music
Mr.. Hoods horse was seen slowly approach
ing the house Mr.. Hood ran TO the door but
was unable to reach the horse before their fine
vehicle had come in contact with fence
which frightened the horse. He broke loose
from the vehicle, but not until it was q tota
wreck. The shock. however, was too great
for Mrs. Hood and daughters, who became
very nervous. Mrs. Hood suffered from Il
severe nervous chill. She rallied shortly after
but had TO be assisted TO the vehicle which
conveyed them to their home. The horse,
which is very gentle, was uninjured.
Health of community good.
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NV AayrritScmentS.

VERY Attractive Bargains Tor Saturday
Charles T. Herring Department store, Vest
minister. Nd.
To-day Special Offerings The Miller Brn,,
Cos Popular Cash Stores. Westminster. Nd.
A FcN Facts Of Interest To Cloghing Ba,
er,-Sharrer Gorsueh. Westminster. Nd.
Three HimbAll Pianos. Walter ). GOrng.
al The Westminster. Westminster, Nd.
This Weeks BArSAins-f. W. AS,her 4
Sons. Westminster aud Manchester.
We Start Boys 10 Blsiuess-.Ihe Curii, Pub
fishing Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
Frre-ThomAs Il. EAsley. IL ". Main
street Westminster. Nd.
Read warfield's Li:llc Advertisements il
You Want Bargains,
List Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Postothce
Westminster. Nd.
Public Sale Of Personal Property-GeOrge
A. kiinetelter.
For Sale-Apply al This Oaice.
Legal Notices.
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nsafora IIems.

There will be an all. DAY meeting at the
Brick Church. near Wakefield, May 3lsl.
On Monday evening last. while Mrs. A. ).
Banner aud daughter. Cora, we're on their
way 20 her daughters. Mrs. Calvin Cook, il
descending the hill towards the house tbs
backing straps became snsnapped. causing
the wagon 10 run on the horse, which caused
him to run away. throwing Mrs. banner cat
against building near the house. Que OF
her right ribs fractured, aud her back
hip and shoulders injured. Her daughter
capped unhuri out the back part Of the wagon.
Dr. Bot, of Westminster. rendered necessary
surgical aid and apprehends 10 serious re-
suits
The tomato men have had quite a serious
time with their seed coming up this spring.
The greater part had to be planted the second
time on account OF the drouth.
Recent rains have put the ground in nice
working order and there Is still some corn TO
plant in this vicinity. All vegetation is look
ing quite different since the rains.
Amos Wampler has bought from A. G..
Danner seven acres of land adjoining his farm
near Medford.
Amos Wampler, wife and daughter Lillian,
and Mrs Oscar Wagner, all of near Medford,
started Friday to visit tue Brethren's Annual
Meeting aud spend couple weeks with rela-
tiVes and friends in Ohio.
The public roads are now being worked
near Medford. in New Windsor district bat
where are the Westminster district super
yisors2
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Personal Notes.

Mr.. +. T. Doriop, a member Of the Balti'
more Bar, spent sunday with Mr., and Mrs.
J.. D. CroAl.
Miss Aileen Bankert, Of Washington, !.
visiting her cousin, Miss Ada INQUIRER, near
this city.
Mrs. Frank Bish aud Mrs. j. d. Crowl Wis
tied friends in Baltimore the past week.
Miss Julia A., daughter Of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Frederick n Hook, is visiting friends in
DAYTON. Ohio. Her principal stopping place
will be with Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Bamber.
Her many friends wish her safe and pleas
ant trip.
Miss Nellie Mas, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry +. Fowler, is spending a week with
Miss Julia A. Gardner. of Bird Hill.
Miss Laura Wampier, of Baltimorei Miss
Blanche Poudsr, OF Reisterstownl Miss Helen
Wampler aud Frank and Harry Ayerly, OF
Garrison, were guests Of Miss May Mitten, OF
near ReisterStown, last Sunday.
Mr.. Fred. Walking, of near Smallwood,
sailed for Bremen last Monday for about a
two mouths visit to Germany. From Bremen
he goes 10 Hamburg, Hanover, Peina and TO
RoSenthaI, where he has Two brothers and
other relatives. His many friends wish him
a pleasant trip and safe return.
Mrs. George Struth, VINO llNes WIN htr
nephew. Mr. Fredetich Brehm, near Brum
mel. is quite sick She Is 81 years old, aud
her physician. DIR. NJ. l.. Bott considers her
condition as rather serious.
DR.. S. r. Waters, of the State Tax Com
missioner's office. Annapolis, was in West
minister on Monday, and while here called
upon many Of his friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. Frank Await, of Laurel. Nd, was a
guest of his mother several days this week.
The marriage OF Miss Lotla Lee, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs Peter Buchanan, to Mr.. Roy
W. Spaugler, of Hanover, Pa, is announced
to take place in June.
Mr. A. S BurkhOlder's mother, Mrs. d.
u. Burkholder, and aunt, Mrs. Jacob Musse
man, of Lancaster county, Pa, are visiting
Mr.. Burkhoider and family, at Cranberry sta
ton.
Mrs. Joseph Bush and Mrs Annie Flater,
of Saudyvile were guests OF Mrs. Samuel
Miller, near this city, last Sunday.
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MEETINGS OF CHANGERS.
A County Grange Organized At Frizell-
burg-Members Hospitality Entertained.

On May % there was notable gathering
of Changers at Frizellburg, under the auspices
of the home Grange, the occasion being the
organization OF the FIVE other Oranges into "a
County Grange. Masters and delegates were
present from Taneytown, Union Bridge, FL
dersburg, Uniontnwn and Frizellburg. The
meeting was held in the ball and State Master
Ager presided. After the County Grange
was formed and the members properly init
ated and instructed the following officers were
elected Master, Harry l.. Rinehart. Frzell-
burg Overseer, VIM. X. Eckart, Taneytown;
Lecturer, Rev. J. Stewart Hartman, Silver
Run; Steward, Henry r. Fuss. Union Bridge;
Assistant Steward. J. RimeharI lille, fancy
town Chaplain, Edgar T. Read, Union
Bridge; Treasurer. A. kurtz Myers, FrizeIl
burg; Secretary, john Z. Davidson. fancy
town; Gate Keeper, Luther NJ. Bushey, Ell
dersburg; Pomona, Mrs. Reuben Sayor,
Union Bridge Flora, Mrs. Harvey S. More
lock, Silver Run Ceres. Mrs. Harry l.. Rine
hart, Frizellburg; Lady Assistant Steward.
Mrs. Vim. h. Eckart, Tsueytown. A recess
was taken for dinner, at which los persons
we're substantially and bountifuly dined In
the afternoon a public meeting was held at
which addresses were made by Capt. X. W.
Sylvester and Prot. j. II. Patterson. of the
agricultural College, and State Master Of
Oranges Ager. Much interest was manifested
and good results are anticipated. Supper
followed the adjournment. The next meeting
OF the Grange will be at Taneytowu, June 20.
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SandyyIllc Items.

Misses Carrie aud Eta Zepp, of East View
entertained the following young folks on last
Sunday afternoon Misses Blanche Flater.
Golda Shilling. Carrie Bsrnharf. of Sandy
vile Carrie Green, of Forest Glen aud
David Elseroad. George kaItrder, William
Eckeurode, Walter Robinson and Leslie Rob.
lnssu.
Miss Minnie Bakeney, OF Baltimore county
spent last Sunday siih Miss Lucinda Blizzard.
Miss Mary Getiiuger IS visiting Mis-, Jane
Tanner
Denton l.eister's new barn IS progressing.
Annie Elizabeth Hoffman died May Is. At
her mothers residence near Sandyyilie, Of
spasrn's :, sged 3 years. Her remains were
buried at the German Lutheran Church.
Small wood, Rev. DIR. p II. Miller, of West
Minister. otficiAied. The palibeArers were -
George. Edward. Harry and Herbert Arnold.
The remains OF Mrs John Woolery. of near
Westminster, we're brought 90 Sandy Mount
las, Monday Funeral services ~sre held by
Rev ] +. Nicholson, after which her remains
wcgy inferred IN the cemetery adjoining The
church
Last Saturday game Of base ball was
PLAYED al Nelson Blizzard between the Don {
Think and Never Sweat Clubs, resulting 10
victory for the former BY score Of II to L.
The features Of the game Was the playing ~
rF'""A Nstrf 'N N@Aft @-N 'Af N~s-Ni"A ~
StocksdAle OF the Don't Thinks. Winning
battery, uou't Thiaks-I. BaEnhart and +.
S,ocksdale losing battery Shilling, Z.
Spencer. Umpire, Wisner Of Hampstead.
Richard Arnold and daughter Nellie. Of
/ Bai,imorr. spent last week VISITING Wm. Tan
aer and Wite
Sunday next Is Children iay At Sandy
! Moupi n. P Church.
The SAadysilie boys have their bAsr ball
elgb ready Tor the season aud gill play aHy
/ team IN the coansY, Address, Base Ball Clab.
Sandyyilie, Nd.
John FlAfer. a pitcher Of the Bai'imosv
Base Ball Cjub. spent last Ssnday Si,h has
father. Philip FaieF.
Jacob Cap!- IS szu,EE The fran. Tor his nss
bafu
Quite a number OF our yoab. people attend
r3 the pieujc al Deer Park last Saturday
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Nj. Alry liens.

Mic Bsssis Rsehsrissa, 81 Baltimore, Is
v.slilss Mrs. y v. SpuFricr.
Ms A r. A~rc~r. ~ho spent last seek
nth her parents, has returned % hef home iu
RasgsasoEr.
Jasp Hood has the Foundation vP and =
getting ready 20 bald ns~ house.
A. 4. Aerrrr and George Smith. OF Balti
more. spent Sands, ~3gh NJ Roberta
Ms r. Y Rgnkirs. skn has bern 4aigr
sick - much better
Loss Il res bgsldings have been erected ,n
NJ. Airy. Including Joaa wilson nrw hotel,
shieh Is nearly completed
No Edgar Mercrr. ~ho has been VISITING
.n RAltmorr. has reformed hoEe.
Ms Ma. II Roberts spent Tuesday after
nlla 18th Mr. Wesley Harrison.
Mr. Robert Rankl~s, ~ho has brvn FssIi
tnE ga ksusa, has re,arned home,
There ~ill b. picnic in W'ldNood Park
neKi Monday
Edgar Mercer spent Monday and Tuesday
be- Baltimore.
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Tyrone Items.

The recent rains have refreshed vegetation
and placed the ground IN fine condition Tor
blowing.
Edgar Selby aud wife and Mrs. Engleman.
of Westminster, spent Sunday with Samuel
Gilbert's family.
Harry Little and wife, of near Westminster,
spent Sunday with Charles Humbert and wife.
Jacob Rodkey, of near this place, Is going
to build an addition 10 his barn.
Camp No. 10, P. 0. S. of A, of this place,
have invitations for Saturday and Sunday me-
mortal services at Uniontown and Baust
Church
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Was He Drowned 2

Albert Fogle. baker, who for about three
weeks previously had been III the employ o
Adam Rutland, at Mount Airy, has beeu miss
ing for over week, and it is thought he may
have been drowned.
On Sunday morning, May Il, Fogle LEFT NJ r
Rulands house, saying that he was going 10
a walk and would hunt stream in which Il
take a bath. He has not since been seen u
Mount Airy. Some clothing and other article
belonging 10 him are at Mr. Ruland's house
where he boarded.
l. is not known whether he had any rel
ariyes or friends ia this country, having CONT
here from Germany only few months ago
He came To Mount Airy from Baltimore.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-30
w.ainnr necnra Tor the Week

Nav 23-mercury 63 at a. m. and - at
q. N. heavy electrical storm May - between
3 30 aud = 80 p. N. with hne rain; generally
clear May 24-meTcury % Al : a. N and %
nj 2p. m: very heavy electrical storms between
? and a. m with driving rain; thunder gusts
between . 80 aud g. 30 p. M; the first heavy
with hard rain. and the second al 4. Is p. III
light: cloudy afterwards. May 26-mercury
So at IN. IN. and "a at p. m; cloudy Nav
26-mercury SO at a. IN. and 50 at ,. m.
LIGHT rain, followed by cloudy weather. MAY
27-mercury SO al II. III. and II at p. IN.
light showers, misty. cloudy. May 2S-mer-
curry So ut a. IN. aud So at , p. ~. partly
cloudy. Nav 29- mercury "a at a. N. and
~ D. III. clear to noon, cloudy afterwards.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1903-05-30
TaYInrSYille Items.

Most of the farmers of this vicinity are doue
planting corn and are blowing it.
Messrs. T. j. Gum and Augustus Barnes
have bored wells on their properties.
George f. Wright has placed new palings
around his lot in this place.
Miss Lille Fleming, OF Woodbine, visited
Misses Elsie and Mamie Gum last Sunday.
The Betheuy NJ Z. Church South will hold
Children's Day services on Sunday, June 7,
at D. ID.