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Real Estate Salss.

John H. stem, executor Of Isaac kileF,
deceased, sold 90 July - the resi- estate Of
tn. deceased situated ia Ns~ Windsor dis
trici, a. fallows:-The home farm, containing
about - acres, to Frank Bond for Sl,otg. -
q tract Of nearly 10 acres Ia Jesse l.. Lindsay
for S2lS 81. aud \ let ui aCTes and p.rChcs
10 Susie Di-hl for S2s.22
On Monday W. W Parker. attorney tanned
in mortgage from George r. Carr aud ~iie
To Charles {. McColgan. sold farm OF SO
acres. GA the Deer Park road. in Woaierys
district, ter s. .OOO. Purchased By the mort
gage
On Wednesday William Grove Lawyer,
under a mortgage from Edwin J. lawyer,
sold 1--WE parcels Of baud ia aud uvar West
munster for a. 01d.UO, ~ iO,iuNs:--Lot. ltu
proved with 5 story brick dwelling, IA
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, SlSa5; > acr~s, In rear
ofthe above Sl1j; lots Nos. ~ and - Penn
syiyauia avenue, improved With story
double dwelling house, Slu50; acres, known
as the Coggy property. near PeunSy wanna
avenue, $3.50; 3 acres. Toods and 3 per
ches ia Bachmau's Valley, $50. Mortgage
bpught 81 the property.
John Milton Rritsnider. a. administrator ot
SarSh \. Heagy, sold on Thursday 8 iarm at
20 acres, rocds aud 10 perches, near FrIzell-
burg. 10 George d. Har,uau. Tor SOS s. per
acre. This was formerly the Fred Harver
farm.
Howard T. smith, Ivan l.. Hot and George
l.. Stacksdale trustees. sold GA "Wednesday
the Robert H. Caple farm, containing -
acres aud roods. situate ia Wooi~rys dis
trici. TO William A. Gibbons. for sl6.I5 per
acre-a total OF Sl5O3.3l
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Monday, July 27-Ruber, c. Bausi. al.
niuistrator Of Maggie J. BauSi, deceased. re-
ported sale Of personal property and settled
first aud iiual account.
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
johnson Reed. deceased. we're granted 10
Bertha +. Reed, who received order - notify
cledtnrs.
David f. Walsh. administrator with the
will annexed Of Levi Valentine. deceased, re-
turned inventories Of personal properly, debts
aud money.
William G. Rinehart, administrator Of vii
liam +. Rinehari. deceased, returned iuven.
tory Of personal property aud received order
to sell the same.
Henry +. Devibiss aud William 4. Devil.
hiss executors Of Frederick A. Deyllbiss, de-
ceased. settled second and final account
Bradley II. Mann, administrator Of Rachel
Mann, deceased, reported sale Of personal
property and settled FIRST and final account.
Tuesday. July 2S.-Bertha K. Reed, admin
istratrix of Johnson Reed. deceased, returned
inventory of personal property and received
order 20 sell the same.
John H. Stem, executor Of Isaac Killer,
deceased, reported sales Of personal property
and real estate.
John W. Forsyth, executor Of Calvin T..
FORSYTH deceased, returned inventory of
debts and sale Of personal properly and set
tied first and aud final account
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Of the ballots having been cast for one car
dinal he Is elected. Then the election Is
made unanimous, and all the cardinals con
duet the successful candidate to the altar,
where when the Papal robes have been
placed upon him, the Sacred College per
forms the first act Of alteration to the new
sovereign. After the election has been
proclaimed to the waiting and expectant
mutitudeS outside there Is a second act Of
alteration in the Sistine Chapel, and then
the Pontif Is borne on the papal litter to
the high altar Of St Peter :. Here, while
the Te Deum i chanted, the cardinals kiss
his hand and foot and are embraced by
him in return. after which he bestows the
papal benediction on the throng in the ba-
silica His coronation, one of the great
pageants of the world, takes place few
DAYS later At the high altar of St. Pc
ter 5 he receives the Pallium and aiterward
Is borne to one of the balconies, where,
the inter having been taken off, the triple
crown is placed on his head. ''Receive
the tiara adorned with three crowns,
runs the formula recited by the cardinal
deacon who bestows it, and know that
thou art the father of princes and kings,
the rector of the globe. the vicar on earth
Of our Saviour. Jesus Christ, to whom is
honor and glory, world without end -
Last of all, the Pope gives his benediction
to the multitude and his reign has begun
Seventy cardinals compose the full mem
bership of the sacred college, though it is
very seldom that there are so many A
cardinal is always created, never made or
nominated, and his creation sometimes
precedes by several years his publication
or proclamation.
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Iurnay persons urrc ksll-i aud more than
az iuIarrd bY The vxpsusFsg 1T lwa puairr
magazines Wednesday ~ L=Sr.i, Mas.
81 per-0a. ~~rr Killed and several injured
b. lgh,uiuE. aBi great damage dour 60 crops
b. -iud and hail u~ar Alp-"a, Michigan. las'
"Wednesday.
In a duel al R@vsr~. MAJ. THURSDAY. jos.
Coys, wAs Killed By Anthony NouIau'uo.
p1yle.so~u. Pa. National Bank has sas
pended Prvsidrai and cashier bad sprcaiA
ted 10 mining stocks.
Hospital doctors 10 san Francisco report
the cure Dt case u loosja~ BY thc Hse %
Auliioxiu. .lich ~as INJECTED into she patient s
brain.
julius l.ehmAuu. former member u the
house 81 delegates, has bevu convicted 81 II.
Louis IL bribery and sentenced go serve seven
lears ia The Psni,euliary.
Po.tasicr Inspector, hayr arrested Henry
Bradford m -. Louis. charged alih using
the mails 20 sell fraudulent land llile-. Thew
said the s~iudlr had extended through several
States. and Jha; this arrest Vas their ltih-
Rsrke!c, county. West Va. was visited by
= terrific aud disastrous storm on July -.
n~eIInes. barns and other 0usbuidlngs WeTe
barued by lightning, cattle and horses killed
and fields washed.
James Goodman. Of Newport News. Va.
known a. Dr. Hoishoi. the negro herb doctor,
ha, been fined in police court for prac;Igiug
medicine without license. GOodmAu iolt
the court that his medicine ~as made Hp As
follows: Two silver quarters boiled down
With silk weed; Johnny weed, Indian turnIp,
blue bone, caichem root aud ga. lie claims
To- have u large number OF negro patients All
around Hampton Roads.
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MIXERS Items.

Harvey Frank. 8, ihs. placc. amt A.s, Yer
rie Rabsnsiiue. Of Hanover. Pa, ssrc mar
riei on "Wednesday vssaiug, Jl.r -, o. che
Greeuuoual e. y. parsonage. by fhe pastor.
Rev J. ". HaussmAn. 4-au Ihesf r-tarU
from the parsonage they wyr. E-yeg an a,d
time sarena1e. after vhigA Refreshments Erre
served iD abundance.
AmaaE those she attended ib- l.ugheraa
Reunion Al Pen Msr. Jaly -, fr0n here ~-rr
Isaiah Wtlderss1 and daaShlrr. jaha X. MI
Ter and daaEhtrr. George L. HotfsrkrF aud
SISTER Birdie, Miss Aiyrris- A,.i.f and Nm.
+. Warner.
Mn. Charles Gi.lrr AND rhilircu, ID; Jersey
Ci,y. \ j.. are spending ihr summer mauihs
With her parents, Wan. Bender aud aiir
Nrs Harmon, VI GIra Eess. Pa. :, speed
ing a frz s.svss among trl~ud. herr.
George HoHack-T and tsgily. urar A,.r-.
entertained last Sunday Wa. R-iIlrg sai
son. Ars- Greene aud daughter krHa, As-.
Reddius. al of Hanover, Pa.
Noses ycTisr and Ciars BoIluEeg ut lara,
Pa. are ,isi;ing JhesF yarents. Oliver Boiling
er and wife.
George keryhuvr and Wii- aess here. si-~u
lss, saturday aud SUNDAY ss-5lsag reIastsy- i.
Baltimore
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NaHhcrn IfcmS.

David Nrls5E. The ,hrvsheTmaa 81 Picayzn.
Valley. wAs ~ DOR community iaJs ~~-k
Sasauv3 kerter recently hSd tan from =
has wAssH: sjihuagb somewhat 'rIarvd be q
rapidly Improving,
NJ. Ialfte Currrrs ss VERY 900 ajih typhoid
ferrr Easard fiug.lnE - also jndisposs-i
Thrv agr i-1,h attended by Ds g. r. b,rn5e.
Ms=S " flame Silssslirg has lctt i.sr pys.
tgaciei VISIT 60 Der moshvS - iaFrssbarE, Pa
Wm. BahriuK and x5fc speo, last Ssujay
wfh Wesley Hahu. tFcgH Valley
Mrs Emmclar Harusr and dsaShtrr A Eurs.
"a Wasfaasa.ter. arc sI~niinE -ooe sme 18th
acr SISTER. Yrs Jno Halter and other isisnis
Mss FIorz tssh'e .prgi several DAYS iass
seek s.'h f.srads sa a csfmsasiev.
ba Thursdsy VI Is; seek a. Ranuy Meade,
Nlss Jeanette F}csgie gave q party 1n cafu
m.uoralaan VI her -lcsrath btsthdsy The
guests arrived 81 ! 8 M. and after .naE
cha1. tbrs prepared So eDJpy lhruselr'=s- t.
a. aasa. Ssr Is presented a very siTgkIuE srvas
The glr3s. rsverrsi ~.ih rsf5aass. Appeared 10
s4fsg lh~ aalassmcuts INDUCED 80. A,-s1g I
atrlaek thsr werr met by N .ss leanriies SIS
ter. Lillian. ~ho broaxhi tbrm 10 aalutIly
srt able HHirr 4 iArge sprraaiuk irr~ on tbs
hu~. Taas, prrseal Wrrv the Assses Maine
Meats. Cora Slonzk~r. myrtle igaeiinK. r.
a~ anG Elhei Mage, L~ilas King. Jeanvs's
FTsasir. AlvcstA Siai5cf asI N8rEle Carl
A. the SOD disappeared Deer The eryst q
lugj,ar kuul3, th- gursEs oii zassa To ihrt1
ha-Issz. ~g-hiHE her happy aud as~iai IL
rare.
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THE POPE BURIED
Inferred IN st Peters With Solemn
Ceremonies

Rows. Jaly - The body Of Pope
Is,o va. inferred in - Peter Cathe-
iral tonight The >,rul,7 Of the ham-
myr. which rr>oundc,l through the i'm
mcu.e Dome Of the Cathedral, annuun-
c,d 10 the earnest gathering IN the nave
that Leo Nil had by-eu Laid TO rest.
AZ ~unipwn the most important aud
m.-i .alcsuu oi all the ob>eguie- took place,
The from, doors Of the Ea,Ilica werc closed
aud ghc vast charch except for row OF
lights Al the ,hripr ot ;, Peter, the candles
about the birr aud gbo-e Fer>JHls who had
quietly aud with the utmost reverence
gathered there. appeared deserted
About 600 persons had reviewed in
yitations 10 attend the ceremonies The
cardinals. who met earlier IN the Vatican
entered the chapel choir, waiting there for
the arrival 81 the procession Cardinal
Ore.lia. the camerlenso, holding the Keys
ct command
Cardinal Rampo.la, a archprie>t OF the
ha,illca. wa waiting outside the gates, IN
violet robes. surrounded By the Chapter OF
the Cathedral. which was led By Mgr.
CepI4ttelE. who conducted the service.
Or. lappoui and Muzoui directed Ia,
work ID the removal uf the bier, which
va, executed los eight s,-iiari, or Pope +,
carriers. a5tircd IN brilliant red brocad,
costumes They at tirsI tined 10 raisc ,h'
bier but, finding j, too heavy they slowly
lid 1t upon low car with noi-elee, wheels
Then. to the strains ofthc Mi~evere,
which walled through the lofty church
and preceded by a @htyeriug cross helt
/ aloit, the procession, carrying candles an'
/ torches slowly left the chapel and wen
up the church, passing the bronze statue
/ aud beyond the shrine Of St Peter. Al
. present fell 10 their knees.
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Saniyvillc Items.

Mrs Howard Byiscn and >ga Stanley are
visiting Mr. Thomas Shilling
Jacob HaH and wiie sprui Saturday aud
Sunday La, ia SykeSyiile.
Mis-. l.ucjuda Blizzard spent the p,~l N~rN
Ia Westminster.
Ashland Caplr aud wife VISITED Naaf.i
Caple. and sile last Sunday
Thomas Rarnhari and Harry Blizzard
visited Thomas Flaier al Gaub~r.
Last Saturday the Reese star defeated thr
Carr0lltou Athletic club by score 't y Go
& the feature Of the game sas The all around
playing Of the Stars. Winning battery. L.
Mummaugh and Thomas Baruhart- Losing
battery Carl Erb and W. Frank.
Miss Mae Capis. Of Baltimore D. visiting
her cousin, Miss Coda Shilling.
Albert Slorp IS spending "a week ~iih
friends 10 Baltimore.
Harry simmons aud sister, ui >uyd-TbufE,
spent Saturday aud Sunday viii, VIM. Bru"n
and family.
Quite number ut our young folks attended
the teie IN Westminster last saturday night.
Mr.. Dock Blizzard speul several days with
is'parruts, Nelson Blizzard aud wife last week.
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Wedding Reception.

A very pleasant wedding reception was
given at the home of William NJ. Harris and
wife, near Hampstead, Carroll county, July
18th, in honor of their son, John Thomas
Harris aud his bride, Miss Esta, daughter OF
Jonas Utz, near Manchester. The home was
beautifully decorated for the occasion. AT
u clock prompt, dinner was served, which
consisted of all the viands TO tempt the appe.
tite. At p, M, refreshments were served,
consisting OF ice cream, cake, pineapples,
bananas, candies, apples, pop, root beer and
lemonade Many useful and ornamental
presents were received.
Those present were VIM. NJ. Harris and wife,
John T. Harris and wife, Melchor Harris and
wife, Melchor Harris, Jr., and wife, Mrs. Mol
lie Buchanan, Mrs. Granville l.. Sewell,
Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Lamotte, Mrs. Emlyn j..
Harris, ]. Frank and wife, Jon. Utz and wife,
Mich Leppo and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Monarch,
VIM. LaRue and wife, of Baltimore; John
Smith and wife, Howard Trump and wife,
of Manchester; Harry Rowe and wife, Robert
Mcclellan and wife, College avenue, New
York city; Mrs. Virginia Lebrun, Mrs, 1ing-
ling. Mrs. FowbIe Misses Treva II. c. Har-
ris, Bertha Smith, Mary Harris, Allie Frank,
Ella Harris. Ellen NJ. Blizzard, Edith Harris,
Gertie Yingling, Mamie Abbott, Gertie Har-
ris. Viola Lamotte. Jessie Harris, Edith
Brummel, Annie Harris. Carrie Myers, An
ME Leppo, Corinth Harris, Amanda Harris,
Marie Gebrun. Marian Bell, Alice Frank,
Naomi LaRue, Vertie Gorsuch, Virgie J.
Yingllng, Esta Utz Messrs. Vachel Smith,
George Sours, Wesley Fowble, James Har-
rs, Meryl Ulz, William Abbott, John Harris,
Emory Abbott, Conrad Craft. Raymond Nc
Clellan, Edgar Harris, Edgar Stoner, Arthur
Harris. William Sullivan. Nero Smith, Fuller
Augustus Lebrun, Bud Myers, Osborne Lee
brnn. Melchor Harris, ROLAND Buchanan, Al
bert Harris. Zachariah Harris, Sherman,
Henry and Robert Harris, Arthur and VIM.
Eyster Harris. VIM. Myers, James Harris,
Harry Trump, Elias II. Yinghng, Clarence
MYERS. Clarence Trump, viii Owens, Charles
Granville, Newton Perry Walter Alglre, Os-
car Brummel. Ben Miller, George Ebaugh,
Dick Lester, Dick Miller, Guy hurry, Arch
Reese. Bishop Martin and Cleveland Leppo.
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Personal Notes.

| John Hay Kuhns, of Omaha, Nebraska
| and Youngest son Of the late Rev. Henry "
| Kuhns. d. d., for some years pastor OF Grace
| Lutheran Church here, was a guest OF
| Grove Lawyer parts of las, and this week.
| Rev. VIM. L. Seabrook, Of Newberry. ;
/ C.. visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. l.
| W ..Seabrook, last week and on Sunday morn
| ing preached in Grace Lutheran Church, this
city
Miss Hette Tyson, Of Frederick, Md, j:
visiting Miss Margaret G. Eckenrode, East
Liberty street. Westminster.
A lawn fete was given at the residence Of
R. o. Doyle, Clemsonyille. in honor of his
nieces Misses Mae and Jeanette Doyle, o.
York, Pa, last Saturday evening.
Mr.. Thaddeus c. Dorsey and wife. Of BIOS.
ton. Mass, are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Ms Mortimer Dorsey, this city
Misses Eva Drew and Amy Clark were
guests of Misses Josephine and Anna Jane
Baus,, Frizellburg, the past week,
Miss Adele Dorsey. Of Baltimore. IS visit
ing her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. MnHImer Dor
sey.
Rev p J. Shriver and family, of Berre',
returned home Tuesday after a months vaea-
ton.
Mt. y. Joshua AepP, 81 'hN Ncihi'4' tFiA
Thursday for several months visit 10 friends
in Ohio aud Illinois
Charles b. Bishop. Of Harvey, and Miss
Jennie f.. daughter Of ;. c. Berkheimcr and
wife, Of Hanover. Pa. were married Thurs
day evening at the Lutheran parsonage. IU
Hanover. by Rev. II. ;. Cock.
Miss Lucinda Blizzard near Saudcrvlle,
is the CUES, this week OF her cousin, Violet
Miller, near this city.
Rev. p. II Miller. d. D.. OF tbs city, let
Wednesday for Mortified, Mass, where be
will attend Moody Bible school
Misses Ada NJ Buckingham aurd Fanuye l.
S,ocksiaie, Of Finksburg, are visiting IN
Thurmont. Nd.
Mrs r. II. Miller and daughters, Anna and
Grace. are visiting relatives at New Freedom
York county. ia.
President T. II. Lewis, D. D., Of Western
MARYLAND College. left Che>icrtowu on Wed
nesday tor ~ outing with J kennard Al
bridge on his yacht HespeFus. DR.. u. L.
Greenfield VAS in the party also.
Mr. Archie Miller, Of baltimore. uill return
home iomuroW. after Spending several weeks
with Mrs. Samuel Miller. near thss city.
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Mrs. Nellie /. Smith Secures A Divorce.

Edward .. Weant. Of this ci;y. obtained a
decree hy the CircHii Court far Frederick
County on Monday granting Mrs Nellie J..
smith a divorce from her husband. Gearte
Baxter Smith. MR. Smith was awarded
SiuoO ahmnuy and given the custody Of h,r
ehJldrsn--M. Cover SmsJh and Kenneth Ear
Smith.
This Is the ease iu which Ms Mae Creaksr,
81 WalkerylIr. Frederick caan,y hEuro3 A.
car,ApouieuJ--a at1atsaB vhlgb uccsgourd
the temporary cessation 81 a marriage engage.
meut between pr. Gasiavas A. faiado, of
Baltimore. and ,hAs yonuE lads sn coasr7H -Hcr
Of submissions og her part msiP 90 ths doctor
through her father. Their marriage was to
haye taken place April p. ha, iar sue p
appeared % have becn permanently brukru
of L took place, however, abou' two ~ssss
later az Rockville
Mrs Smith B.. a daughter oi William E. Co
yer. OF York Road. ghfs Coaufy, 18th Ea"m
She has beca residing sInvr her adi 90 ra.a
r3aini Wa b.sd ru Ocfotcr .Asi. Her mar.
risge 20 jhc defendant tsak plaee a. Camden,
y. D.. ~herc ihr ceremony agre performed
by Philip Soharlg. = Nrs Jsr-yg la.fFce ~
ihe ueacr. August -. lS~ Mrs, Snlla's
talher was = Republican member n; thr House
Of Delegates tu l--Hs-1-.
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TWO MEN KILLED.
Explosion at ROckdale Powder Mill, al
HOftmanville, Baltimore County, Etc.

Our Alesia correspondent, under date OF
July 80, says:
The powder mill owned by the Rockdale
Powder Co., of York, Pa, and situated at
Hoffmanville, Baltimore county, Nd, blew
up about O o'clock last evening, instantly kill
ing two men, Benjamin Calp and Emory
Tracy, who were the only men in the building
at the time of the explosion. Both men We're
blown high in the air and were greatly dishg
ured, and all their clothing torn of. BenIa-
min Calp was about so years of age, and leaves
a wife and three small children; Emory Tracy
was % years of age, and leaves a wife and
several children.
These powder works have been in operation
about two years. and this Is the first explosion
that has occurred. The cause is unknown.
The building was blown to pieces. There
were quite a number of men employed about
the works, but all except the above named
men had quit work at D. m.
Misses Pearl Shamer and Dora Boedner, OF
Baltimore who have been visiting relatives
and friends at this place, have returned home.
Mrs S. VI. Harmon and daughter Elsie. OF
Baltimore, are visiting 5. Maurice Harmon
and family, near here.
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Galueer items.

Charlie A.. infant eau - b T Pool AnI
-li-, aged abaui uauIhs died 90 Noujay
and urs. barred "Wednesday in'rTgurut IA
she faiuil, lay 81 Prus14suer. Ib~ pAiibesF-
IN, serr Elmer Monroe. Oscar Asnrne. Gva-
Gardner auI I.c~ls Shiplry. J Rev Mr.
Nicholson ubalaied
D. s Bsauesl has bal be-. hu4>r and harm
painted Harvey Hziu-. d5i the ~ork
! Carroll halnes IS TalaIIua The RESIDENCE
1f y y Garjarr.
A. T. Gamlrs j, painting a stable ipr Sa'n
ari Maarur.
NJ. L. n. Hammond and daughter Cath
-r5us. OF indianapolis, Indiana, are guests %;
Jstgs-s =. Grimes and @lfr-
Nlss Edua iNri-n. Of Rrlsirrsio~n, i VS.
ifns Niss Bertha Gardner.
VI. Charles Sionesjicf, Of Wr-tmiuslcr.
b. spending -omr tlme sith g. ". fuEEeN
tad wife
NJ, InIlA Bara-., 81 Baltimore. q, VISITING
friends here
Thomas Barnes aud Mss Lima Backrr. 81
Eidsr~hafg. aud Mss GrOrga LO~'her, Of
George wrrr entertained ~ dinner, NriHes
aay. by George II Barnes aud ~iir.
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MI. AirY Items.

The l. .. c. T. picnic, July -. wilI long
o.. -rmcuberri by those who srre Fortunate
enough 60 attend the annual picnic "a Wild
,snad Park. IL being oae Of the most SCOOPS
iul ever held. The Browuiagsvlle Band aud
Male Quartetie WEIR present sad furnished
some of their sweetest music. Miss Rhoder
.c<, ut Frederick. was the eloeuiiOuist, aud
Re-, r. F. Truitl. Of DeHtou, Mr.. Heurick
son. Of Cumberland. and Rev Charles Scan
IHu. OF Iowa. we're the orators. The immense
crowd which througei the grounds were held
spell bound for more than an hour, while
Rev. Mr. ScanIon delivered one Of the most
stirring temperance addresses ever heard. To
say IL was a feast is small comparison. We
only wish every man, woman and child could
have been present The committee deserves
great credit for the manner in which the pie
ME was conducted.
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Weather Reeora for The Week.

July 25-mercury g. at d. IN and s. at ?
p. IA. clear. July 26-mercury 50 al : a. m.
and So at p. m: clear until noon showery
after 4. 80 p. m; clear at night July 81
mercury IS at a. IN. and &c at ? p. M; fair
and blustery. July 2S-mercury So at u. N.
aud 10 at p. N; clear July 29-mercury
IS at a. M. and 50 At , p. m. partly cloudy
and blustery; heavy thundergust at lis p. IN.
with wind and fine rain. showery at night.
July 39-mercury 6s at a. IN. aud 50 at = p.
m; clear until p. IN. followed by thunder
gust. July 3l-mercury Go at Il. m. and SO
at u. ~: cloudy; light showers
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Uuontowu Lutheran Sunday School will
hold their picnic this Saturday afternoon, in.
stead OF August 3, as heretofore advertised.
Brio Brac, Clocks, &c, at and below
cost, AT Cassell's, in order to make room for
the fall trade.
WANTED-Several Industrious Persons in
each state to travel for house established
eleven years and with a large capital to call
upon merchants and agents for successful and
profitable line. Permanent engagement.
Weekly cash salary of Sl8 and all travelling
expenses and hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Experience not essential. Mention
reference and enclose self addressed envelope.
The National 334 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
Cassell the Jeweler and 0pitcian, selling
many articles at and below cost,
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ShipleY-BOSWcll.

Mrs. Elsie Boswell daughter Of Stephen
Benson, No. 1901 Guilford avenue, Balti-
more. was married Mt o'clock Wednesday
evening. July 22ud, at The home of her broth
err. Vim. Benson, to Everett Shipley, Of Pixies
Vile, Nd. Rev T. Elliott Hampton, Of Ar.
linglon. performed the ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Bulah Benson. OF West
minister. a cousin of the bride. Mr.. William
H. Benson, her brother, acted as best man.
The BRIDE wore white silk, and the brides
maid white silk null.
A reception followed the ceremony, after
which Mr.. and Mrs. Shipley left for Green
Spring Valley, where they will spend their
honeymoon. They will reside at Lystra, Bal
timore county.
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Cranberry Items.

Miss Mary E. and J. Thomas Yingling, Jr;,
attended the reunion of the Lutheran Church
al Pen. Mar Thursday of last week.
Jonas +. Witter, wife and family, visited
Noah Sulliyan's last Sunday.
Lewis Gummel and wife, of near Green
mount, visited John T. Yingling and family
last Sunday
5. Jonas Snyder, of Canton, H., who was
visiting relatives aud friends in this vicinity
last week, started on his return trip last Sun
day. This was Mr.. Snyder's first visit here
since 1889, fourteen years.
George I. Hosfelt lost valuable horse last
week by death.
Adam J. Martin spent last Saturday in Bal
timore.
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Baltimore County Politics.

In the Fourth district there are two tickets
in the feld-one for E. Lynne Painter, fol
State Senator, and the other ticket is pledged
for Harry E. Goodwin, for House OF Dele
gates, and John Shipley, for Sheriff.
In the Fifth district there will be a battle
royal between the Fowble and Davis factions.
A. F. Fowble is a candidate for County Treas
urer. and T. w. Davis and Jacob Elliott ere
candidates for Sheriff.
States Attorney John Grason has with.
drawn from the contest for denomination.