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Republican Primaries---Hot Fight
Between Mudd and McComas.

In most of the counties of Maryland Re
publican primaries will be held today, the
10Th. There viii be hot and bitter contests
in a number of counties, notably in Washing
ION, where McComas has fight against him,
and in Howard, Prince Georges aud Charles.
10 the last three McComas forces have made
war on Mudd, and the latter Is striking back
hard. In all of them bitterness aud vitupera-
ton mark the contests and riot aud bloodshed
are not unlikely. The negro vote is the con.
trolling factor in all these counties, and the
faction that purchases the majority of negroes
will win. In Prince Georges county the con
test III Upper Marlboro district is the decisive
one The Republicans there number 20
white and 200 black voters. For some days
free drinks and free cigars have been dealt out
generously from the eight drinking saloons,
and this will be continued until the polls
close. In addition the negroes feel great i'm
portance at the earnest solicitations for their
votes, and the price of voters has gone up as
high as $1,000 1t Is evident the longest purse
will win.
In Charles county Mudd has a considerable
fight on hand The party is composed aim ost
wholly of negroes, and the great majority of
the negroes there do not know of anybody ex-
cept Lincoln and Mudd.
In Howard county the Oldfelds are leading
the MeComas forces and Elk Senator George
Day is holding up the Mudd end. The con
test is the bitterest in the history Of the county
The white Republicans are denouncing each
other as dishones, tricky, murderers, thugs and
wife heaters, and much truth is being told. The
negroes hold the power. however, and the
faction buying a majority will win.
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Roosevelt On Lynchings.

President Roosevelt has written a letter to
the Governor of Indiana, congratulaling him
on his stand agains. lynchings. The letter
has been made public, and was written
for the purpose of getting his views before the
country. The substance of the letter, after
congratulations, is to let the law take its
course, but advising speedy trial aud convie.
ton of the guilty. The President contends
that the wrong done to a community Is as
great as that done tc the real criminal, "espec-
tally where the lynching is accompanied with
torture The theory of the President in re-
gard to letting the law deal with criminals is
correct, but in cases of assault npon white
woman and girls, the swiitesl punishment is
the most restraining. The laws delays, aud
aversion to having white women rehearse re
voting details in court, with perhaps an i'm
pudent negro lawyer plying questions, is re
sponsible for lynchings for certain crime.
The frequency Of the crime is attributable to
Mr.. Roosevelt in large degree, in his efforts
to place the negro on the same plane with the
white man. His entertainment at dinner Of
Booker T. Washington at the White House,
and having negro women at public receptions,
has begotten in the negro feeling ofequality,
and the assaults upon white women is an out
come. Negro outrages upon white women
we're unknown until the Republican party
conferred freedom, citizenship and the cleo
tive franchise upon the black race. Since
that time many have occurred, followed by
lynchings, but al no time have SO many ont
RACES upon white woman by negroes occurred
since President Roosevelt acknowledged race
equality and emphasized It by dining negro
AT the White House. More have occurred u:
the past six months than in any two years
previous. The most Of them have occurred
north Of Mason aud Dixon's Line, aRd, as in
the South, they have been followed BY lynch
inqs, showing that the white race is unit IN
dealing out summary punishment to violaiors
Of women.
As to the ynchings being accompanied by
torture, to which Mr.. Roosevelt refers, how
about the torture Of womeu2 Occasionally
the torture is followed by murdeg a. was the
case of Miss BISHOP, near Wilmington. Deia-
ware. In this case preparations for delay
in irving the brute had been made. When
the people of the neighborhood heard Of the
torture of Miss Bishop, they resolved upon
swirl punishment and inflicted H. The burn
ing al the stake was not TO be compared to
what her assailant inflicted upon Miss Bishop.
She was an innocent school girl OF seventeen
years. Her assailant Was q murderous brute
Il he would have been KEEP, burning for a
month his punishment would have been well
deserved.
Being largely responsible for lyuchings,
President Roosevelt has given further encour-
agemeni to outrages by condemning lynching
aud pleading for the law 10 take Is course.
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GIVE Us CALL WHENEVER YOU HAVE ANY PRODUCE TO SELL
Yours Respectfully
NJ. GORSUCH son CO..
WESTMINSTER, MD.
MO. 4o5e EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County, in
Equity.
Charles C. McColgan, Mortgage, vs.. George
r. Carr aud Sarah A. Carr, his wife, Mort
gagOrs-
Ordered, this 30,h day of July A. d.. 1908,
by the Circuit Court for Carroll County, in
Equity, that the sale Of the mortgaged real
estate made and reported in the above emit
tied cause by Walter w. Parker, the Attorney
named ia the mortgage from George X. Carr
and wife to Charles c. McColgan. dated Feb
ruary Sih. 1892 and recorded among the Real
Estate Mortgage Records of Carroll County.
in Iiber J. II. B., No, as, folio 1868, &C., and
also recorded among the Mortgage Records OF
Baltimore County. in LIber n. b. NJ. No.
22s. folio 2S6, &c.. be finally ratified and con-
tirmed. unless cause to the contrary be shown
on or before the third day of September,
next; provided copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Car
roll county, Maryland, once q week IN each
OF three successive weeks before the 18th day
of August next
The report states the amount of sale TO be
s. 10000.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy.-Test
augl 81 JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA. Clerk.
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The Democratic vote seems TO have IN
creased largely in Hartford and Montgomery
counties, as shown by the returns from recent
primary elections. In Hartford the increase
is about 1000, and in Montgomery 1900 over
the vote for Congressman last year, and 80
over the vote cast for Comptroller Herring
in 1901, who polled the largest vote cast IN
the county for some years. DR.. Herring re-
ceived more votes by 348 than Gov. Smith did
in 1899 aud 90 more than Bryan in 1900
We hope the same energy shown by the
Democratic workers in Hartford and Mont
gomery at the Democratic primaries will be
continued in November, and fully 1900 be ad =
ded to the Democratic majority for the State
ticket over the vote of past years.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.

Pursuant to the action of the Democratic
Central Committee of Carroll County, at
Westminster, on July 9th, 1908, notice Is
hereby given that primaries will be held at the
usual places, in the respective districts, on
August 15th 1908, for the purpose of electing
Five Delegates from each district to a County
Convention, which will meet in Westminster
on August 18th, 1908, for the purpose OF
selecting Five Delegates TO represent Carroll
county at the State Convention, to be held at
a certain date to be named, and said primaries
to be held as aforesaid also to name Five
Delegates to represent the said respective dis
tricts at the County Convention to be held IN
Westminster on August 18th, 1908, which said
Convention will nominate candidates for State
Senator. House of Delegates, Clerk of the
Court, Register of Wills, and other local Off
ces.
The following are the hours for the primaries
in the respective districts
Taneytown, 5 to o'clock, p. M.
Uniontown, to o'clock, p. m.
Myers, to o'clock, p. IN.
Woolery's, to clock, p. IN.
Freedom, to o'clock, D. m.
Manchester, 10 O'Clock, p. m.
Westminster, TO Z o'clock, p. m.
Hampstead, to O'Clock, p. N.
Franklin, to o clock, p. IN.
Middleburg, $50 to $50 O'Clock, a. M
New Windsor, 6 to o'clock, p. m.
Union Bridge, $50 to $50 O'Clock, p. m.
Mt. Airy, to o'clock, p. III.
CHARLES E. FINK, Chairman.
Z. o. WEANT, Secretary.
B. f. Grouse, for State Central Committee.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE,

The undersigned, Examiners, appointed by
virtue uf = commission 10 them issued by the
County Commissioners OF Carroll county, 20
alera pubiic read ia said county, commencing
Tor said alteration az point in the county
rnad leading from Carrollton Station, on the
Western MARYLAND Railroad, ia Carroll cOnn-
~. Nd. by Wesley Chapel NJ. +. Church to
Henug's formerly Browns Mil. said point
being fifteen feet east from a stone recently
planted on the west edge Of said road, at the
northwest corner of tract Of land recently
conveyed from John Saith aud wife TO the
Trustees OF Wesley Chapel NJ. +. Church, in
said county. and about tw@uiy yards southeast
from the residence 81 lydia Wampler; thence
in q southern direction through the land Of
aid trustees Of said church, about i've or SIX
pegchss with said road, thence ia the same
direction with and on the west edge Of the old
cemetery lot adjacent TO said church. also over
a narrow strip on the east edge Of the land OF
LYDIA Wampler; thence along aud over the
land Of Wesley Chapel NJ. F. Church, Alice
W Wampler, Maryette Sguil, Melvin Ely, and
the western edge Of the lot OF land attached 10
Wesley public school. situate near said church,
to The county road leading from Herring 5
formerly Browns Mil 20 the Patapsco Sta
ton. on said railroad, aud to close the road
nov Bsed. passing between said church and
cemetery. 20 the road leading from said Her.
iag's MIL 10 Patapscu.
All persons y iam il may concern are hereby
notified that ~ will meet at Wesley Chapel,
on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1908, at
9 o'clock. a. m, to execute the trust reposed.
IN Us hy the aforesaid commission.
JOHN L. LESTER.
RICHARD +. SHAFFER,
NICHOLAS J. WALSH,
aues 5t Examiners.
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Republican Harmony in Allegany

After a warm primary and a warmer con
venlion both Republican factions claim to
have won in Alegauy. The county CONVEX,
ton was held on Tuesday and turbulence
aud disorder marked the proceedings. free
fight was narrowly averted, and police had to
be called in 10 restore some sembance of or.
der. The Wellington forces claim to have
nominated anti McComas men for the House
of Delegates, and the McComas supporters
claim the nominees are for McComas.
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All over But the Shouting.

The Baltimore American of Thursday had
letters from correspondents in a number OF
counties on Republican sentiment, and in a
summary claims the nomination of Stevenson
A. Williams, of Hartford, for Governor, and
the nomination oflegislative candidates favor
able to the reelection of Senator MeComas.
The American claims that today's prlmari es
viii show " votes for McComas IN the Stale
Convention, and that the organization forces
are triumphant even before the primaries and
county conventions are held.
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waraeld By Acclamation.

The Democratic Convention Of Baltimore
!, unity on Tuesday selected delegates 10 the
State Convention and instructed them to vote
I,r Hon. Edwin War6eld for Governor. The
following counties have instructed their dele
gates to support Mr.. Warfeld-Anne Arun-
del, votes; Washington, 6 votes; Wicomico.
votes; Baltimore county, votes, Somerset
{ votes Calvert county's votes are also for
War6eld To these can be surely added Car
rolls 5, Towards 8, and Baltimore City :
Rarfield will have no opponent for the nomi-
nation and that he will be declared the nomi
nee by acclamalion. The rank aud file of the
Democracy are with him all over the State,
and when the people make q ticket they VIII
elect IT,
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DEDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
III GAS.

Office Of the Westminster Gas Light Co, !
Westminster, Nd, August 18Th, 1903.
The President and Directors Of the West
minister Gas Light Company have this day or
der reduction IN the price Of gas to eousun-
ers from Sl.75 to $50 per thousand cubic
feet. said reduction 10 take effect from and
after August 18th. 1908. From this basic rate
there viii be still further reduction. accord
ing 10 amount consumed, down to Sl.25, but
this will apply only where gas bills are paid
promptly. Gas stoves, water heaters, house
piping. &c, explained and estimated At office
of the company. Gas ranges set free.
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN l.. REIFSNIDER,
augI5 81 President
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Wachter has closed the evidence in his be-
half in his contest against Mayor McLane, and
testimony on the part of the latter viii be be
gun on September :. The contest may be
concluded by November or December, ii the
patience of witnesses, counsel and courts does
not give out.
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Medium siEa Graaisc MIX Pans finest
qaahi, made. worth iir. lie
l.ar.s,, Granite I'm piyce ts-s .rsI, msdc
Toe, aeHh :
I.ar..r t,rsuite Basins l4c
Is a. Graui,c Kettle wl'h aas- art
quality s..i, 3oc.
Bee, Jar Gums made sc Dozen.
Ets Jar Tag~ DC Each
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nv vir,p. Of Sec. 10 of Article - of the
Code Of Pablic General Laws Of the STATE oi
MARYLAND. a. amended by Chapter J5t If the
Acts nT tn. General Assembly Of Aary land,
passed Al lis January session, 1900, notice IS
hereby given that the Board of Supervisors Of
Election OF Carroll County has appointed the
following named persons a. Judges aud Clerks
of Elections. for the several election districts
OF Carroll County. IN place Of the parties
heretofore appointed who have since been
found disqualified or excused. Those under
the heading Democrats, being intended %
represent the Democratic party. aud those
under the heading "Republicans. being in
tended TO represent the Republican party
DEMOCRATS.
District No T. Prect. No. 2-tiafr Keeper.
Conrad Shafer, in place Of Amos Hamilton
District No. ;. Prect. No. Judge, Fran
eis J. Albaugh. in place of James +. Hewitt
District No. l3-Clerk. Robert l.. Runkles,
in place of james L. Harrison.
REPUBLICANS.
District No |. Taneytown-Ju dge. Harry
G. Lambert. in place of Robert ). Mckinney.
resigned; Clerk, Harry L. Feeser, in place Of
Harry g. Lambert. resigned.
District No. ,, Uuiontown, Prect. No. l.
Judge, VIM. II. Bowers. in place of John
Bowers. resigned; Morris W. Haines, Clerk,
IN place of VIM. H. Bowers, resigned; for
Gate-k keeper, Benz. Dayhuf, in place of Frank
Sullivan, resigned.
District No. 3, Myers -Judge, Elmer Il.
Leppo. in place of Moses J. NJ. Troxel;
Clerk. Moses J. NJ. Troxell, in place of Elmer
L. Leppo.
Murray Shreeve, in place of Joshua F. Magee,
resigned.
District No 5, Prect. No. l-Gste- Keeper,
Roy Warner, in place of Edward Flohr.
District No. :, Prect. No. Judge, John
Edward Nygren, Westminster, in place of
Jas S. Baer. Jr., resigned.
District No ll-Clerk, Alfred Bankerd,
New Windsor, in ace of Solomon S. Ecker,
resigned. -
JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, President;
HARRY S. MUSSELMAN.
CHARLES II. SMITH,
Board of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
County.
Test:
aug Is 2t SAMUEL j. STONE, Clerk
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OTHER BARGAINS.

r IsT OF ELECTION OFFICERS
L. Appointed by the Board of Su-
pervisors OF Elections of Carroll
County. in the Place of those Hero
tofore Appointed Who Have Since
Been Excused, or Found Disquali-
fed.
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TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice thai the subscriber
has obtaiued from the Orphans Court Of Car.
roll coaaty. in Maryland, letters tr>tamvHiary
on the Personal Estate Of
JOSEPH SLACK.
latc Of Carroll county, decreased. All persons
having claims against the decreased ara hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, TO the snhscri-
Der, on or before the 18th dav OF March,
1904; they may otherwise by las be excluded
from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this lOth day Of
August 1903.
J. OLIVER wADLOW,
aug Is 81 Executor.
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WHITE GIRL
WANTED.

To cook aud do general house work in q
small family III Philadelphia. GOOD
WAGES. Call today, August 10, or tomor.
row or Monday morning, at the late home of
John Bort, on Finksburg pike, /! miles below
Westminster, occupied by Mrs. Sarah K.
Brown MRS. l.. c. WITKOWSKI.
auol5 IL
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MISERABLE FARM
IL AT PRIVATE SALE.

~ ESIRABLE FARM
IL AT PRIVATE SALE.
Bv virtue of the authority contained in a
power of attorney from the heirs of Michael
Coffee, late of Philadelphia, Pa, deceased,
the undersigned will sell at private sale f7z=sSs
the farm Of said deceased, situate in, RsSl
Freedom district, Carroll county, containing
l25 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS,
about 50 of which is well covered with thrifty
and substantial oak aud chestnut timber. The
farming land is in a good state of cultivation
and produces well. This property adjoins the
land of Geo. W. Albaugh and others, and is
conveniently reached from Sykesville, on the
B. & o. R. R., being only miles from the
latter place.
For terms and further information, call on
or apply to Geo. .. Brilliant, Westminster, Md.
JOHN P. HORSE1,
T. HOWARD EMBERT,
Attorneys and Agents for heirs of Michael
Coffee, deceased.
George o. Brilliant, Attorney for Agents.
july % At
NOR SALE-An kinds of Real Estate,
u City and Country. Special offer for quick
sale, a fine farm, near Bachman's Mill, owned
by P II. l.. Myers, known as the Weaver
farm, containing 24S Acres, well watered, in
good state of cultivation, elegant brick house,
large barn, &c. Buildings in good repair.
w. FRANK THOMAS, Agent,
augl st Westminster, Md.
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NoTICE-CIDER MAKING.

Cider making will commence at Fridinger's
Mill on 18th of August, and will continue
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week there
after aug Is st
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NEW GRIsT MILL FOR RENT.

On line of w. NJ. r. r. in Wakefield Val
ley, in rich grain growing section. Rebuilt aud
equipped with modern roller process machin-
cry. Capacity so barrels per day chopper
etc Good water power. A rare opportunity
GRIMES & THOMAS,
aug Is 3t# Westminster, Md
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Solicitors
walsh a W aiSh
MORTGAGES SALE.

MORTGAGES SALE.
By virtue OF a power of sale contained in 8
mortgage from Jonas {. Myers and wife to J,
Edwin Sheets, will sell public sale, on the
premises. on the Stone Road, Il miles north
of Mayberry. in Carroll county, Maryland, on
FRIDAY, 2Sth of AUGUST, 1908,
At2 o clock p. m, that valuable farm, con
tanning
40 ACRES, ROOD aud l. SO. PERCHES
OF Land, more or less. OF which one acre Is in
timber, the balance in productive state Of
cultivation.
The Improvements consist OF
"A Story Brick Dwelling, bank 4 !
barn, hog house. smoke house. tx a
machinery she'd buggy shed e. - -
and granary; two wells of good water; good
orchard. aud is located in elegant neigh
horhood. convenient to schools and churches.
For particulars apply to the undersigned. OF
to Walsh X Walsh. Westminster Md.
Terms of Sale. -- One-third cash on day of sale
or upon the ratification thereof by the Court;
and the balance in two equal payments AT 8 aud
II months; credit payments 10 bear interest
from the day Of sale, and 10 be secured TO the
satisfaction of the undersigned; or all cash at
the option Of the purchaser. A cash deposit OF
$50 by the purchaser will be required on the
day of sale.
J. EDWIN SHEETS, Mortgage.
j. \. 0. Smith, Auct. augl IS
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
JUNE Term, 1908.

In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
JUNE Term, 1908.
Estate Of Isaac Killer, deceased.
On application, it is ordered, this 2Slh day Of
july. 1903, that the sale OF the Real Estate of
Isaac Killer, late of Carroll county, deceased,
made by John II. Stem, Executor of the last
will and testament of said deceased, and this
day reported to this Court by the said Execu-
tor. be ratified and confirmed, unless cause be
shown to the contrary on or before the 9th
Monday, SIst day of August next; provided a
copy OF this order be inserted for three sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed aud
published in Carroll county, before the 4th
Monday, oath day of August, next.
The report states the amount of sale to be
four thousand two hundred aud ninety six
dollars and tweuty-three cents
WILLIAM Y. FRlZZELL,)
JACOB RINEHART, Judges.
l.. CALVIN JORDAN,
True copy,-rest:
,IoSEPH ID. BRooEs.
aug St Register of Wills.
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Special Bargains in the BASEMENT.

best JrI.y t,l,>~s- DC Each.
I'.~t Suck, Fjs Paper lpable sheets SC.
Er,t Pafr Nsishy~ SC dozen Boxes.
IA--1r,l,i Tasi,t sets. worth s. 80, uuly
Slo5.
.Ta-t iu. uys DE-, ct Jar,Eui,r,. all sizes.
very cheap
Al,a fal stock Flower Pots plain Or
pointed. all SIZES
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T IsT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

7 IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
- remaining in the Postotiice, Westmin-
ster, Nd, August 8. 1903:
Bankard, Mrs. K. Herlig, Mrs.
Bowers, Miss Mamie Knots, Mrs. Annie
Franklin, Miss Mamie Lee, Lule
Grafton, L. ID. Reese, A. Z.
Green, Mr.. Fred. woodward, Mr.. Mar
Haines. Mr. NJ v tin
augI5 GEORGE f. BAUGHMAN, P. NJ.
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EoGE'S CREEK COAL is recognized
" AS the best Steam Coal sold. Warfeld,
nj SNkesviile handles il exclusively.
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NOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE.

The small Farm. late home Of John IL,
Brown. deceased. This property Is situate in
Freedom district. Carroll county, Nd. Il
miles from Sykesv;lle, and ! mile from
Gathers. on b. & 0. K. r.. convenient TO
schools. churches. mills. &c; contains 50
ACRES of fine fertile Land.
and improved with good and AzsS,S
stylish Room House. large 80 49,
barn. and all other necessary eEz5seAss 1919
outbuildingS. with fine water AT house aud
barn: buildings nearly all new. For further
particulsrs and price call on or address
MRS. HANNAH BROWN,
augs z Sykesvilie, Md.
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WANTED By large milk producer,
w in Baltimore county, settled man, with
wife and two or three sons. 10 handle herd
of cows. 800 a year with house, garden,
firewood and two fat hogs will be paid to the
man that can handle the business. Address
with reference, NJ. p. S., Box %,
aug15 81 Glyndon, Md.
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EARM FOR SALE.

NEW OAKLAND NJ. E. CHURCH.
IN South, will hold its annual picnic Augus st
20, beginning at 8 p. N. If weather is I'M
favorable will be held the next evening. Rev.
Mr.. Whitesell will deliver an address. A
Phonograph and Literary Concert will be rem
dered. The public are invited to attend.