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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
CRUISER IS LAUNCHED.
Splendid New "CaIifornia" Added to
the American Navy at San
Francisco TODAY

San Francisco, April Gothic armorcd
cruiser California was launched today
at the shipyards of the Union Iron
works. The cruiser was christened by
Miss Florence May Pardee, daughter of
Governor Pardce. The cruiser is sup
posed to cmbody the latest and best
IDEAS in vessels of her class, and carries
out the American ideal Of a fighting
ship. She will cost, complete, $4,000, 900.
Her principal dimensions are:
Length on load water line, 500 feet;
extreme breadth, COZ feet; mean
draught, "a feet; displacement, Is, 44O
tons.
She will have twin screws and triple
expansion engines of %, 900 horse power,
capable of developing q maximum
speed of % knots.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
BOTH ARE ACQUITTED.
Biblical Law Saves Pair Of Shoplifters
From Paying Any
EenaItv

Chicago, April 29.-Edward Travis
and wife of Baltimore today were ac-
quilted on the charge of shoplifting.
This is the case in which the plea Was
made for the wife that she should be
held innocent because whatever she
did was by her husbands command,
and, according to the bible, a oma
must obey her husband at all times.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
SHOT AT CANDIDATE.
Mas Running for Mayor Of an Indiana
Town-Had Marrow Escape
From Bejnq Killed.

Jeffersonville, Ind, April 30.-An at
tempt was made to assassinate d. NJ.
Independent labor ticket. Robbins was
seated in his home when two bullets
crashed into q window, %splintering
the chair on which he was sitting. the
other delnolishing q lamp. No arrests
MeIe made.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
SHOT IN DUEL.
One Man Is Dead and Several Wounded
as Result of Eintat

as Result Of Fight.
Corvallis Ore, April 26-EIuar
Ready is dead, James Dunn, ex-chief
of police of Corvallis, is perhaps fatally
wounded, and David A. Osburn, ex-
sheriff of Benton county, is dangerously
wounded as the result of a pistol duel.
Ready fired off his pistol on the street,
AS Osborn approached Ready shot the
officer through the neck. Sheriff Bur
nett soon arrived. in company with ex-
Chief Dunn. Ready emptied his re-
volver at them, one shot taking effect
in Dunn's abdomen. Then Burnett fred
n Ready fell dead with a bullet in
his head.
Ready was about Is years old and a
membe OF a prominent Corvallis
family.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Severe at sedaIia, Missouri.

Sedalia, Mo-, April 26.-An almost steady
rain OF thirty-siX hours was followed by
a two hours downpour that is said to be
the heaviest precipitation in the city's his
tory. Many of the resident streets were
flooded to a depth of two feet and piles
of building materials was swept along the
thoroughfares. Every stream in the coun->
ty is out of its banks and several bridges
have been washed out. Many washouts
are reported on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Can't. Sartoris Weds.

Paris, April 27.-The wedding OF
Captain A%lgernon Sartoris, grandson OF
the late General Grant, and Mile. Ger
maine Cecile Noufiand, niece of Charles
E. Halle of London, took place this
afternoon at the church Of st. Honore
D'Eylau before a large and fashionable
attendance.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
CAN'T BET BY MAIL.
Postoffice Departments So Holds in Ru,
ing on a Turf investment

Washington, April 2s.-In deciding the
case of the Western Turf investment
concern, Assistant Attorney General Robh
of the p%ostofhce department holds the
business OF receiving bets to place or
races is a Violation Of the law prohibiting
lotteries and games OF cllaneeafrThe ecn-
Germ, therefore, is PROMPTED from using
the mails.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Terrific Storm in Kentucky.

Louisville, Ky, April ga heavy
wind and rain storm swept central and
western Kentucky today, causing Il to-
tai property loss of nearly $500, 0G0. SO
far as known no lives We're lost, al
though tornadoes formed near Paris
and Carlisle.
Paris, Carlisle M Paducah were the
towns that suffered most. Within tn"
city limits of Paris the total damage is
estimated at 100000, dozens Of dwell
lings, factories, etc, being damaged,
and several buildings We're completely
wrecked. In the country surrounding
Paducah and Greensboro hundreds CT
tobacco barns We're demolished and but
for the fact that most OF last years
crop has been disposed OF the loss
would be far greater. The tremendous
rain caused heavy loss in crops.
OWensboro, Ky, April ga terrific
ain and wind storm struck This city
this afternoon. Rain fell in torrents for
half an hour, fNoding the streets to Il
depth OF one foot. Several residences
and barns We're blown down, but no
loss Of life has been reported.
In Henderson and Mclean counties
much damage was done to the country
residences and barns.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Flood Damaue il, Illinois.

Alton, H., April Z~6.-Reports of much
damage from the high water are beint
received here. The Mississippi IN this "a.
cinity is rising almost two inches an. Iiaur
and the bottom lands are inundated. Ih
Chicago, Peoria and st. Louis |raiiroa
was blocked all day yesterday by a lane
hide. at Lock Haven.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Firemen Lose Lives.

New York, Two probationary fire.
men are supposed to be buried in the
ruins of the Stanley Soap works, which
were destroyed by fire early today.
Another fireman caught by falling walls
was seriously injured. Damage $780,
100
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
INDIANA REPUBLICANS.
Full State Ticket Nominated Today
Tariff Plank Given the Usual
Stand-pat Formula.

indianapolis, April 29.-At the open
ing Of the second days session Of the
Indiana republican state convention to-
day, the report of the credentials COM
mittee was accepted and a platform
unanimously adopted. The following
ticket was nominated.
Governor-J. Frank Hanley.
Secretary of State-Daniel f. Storms.
Lieutenant Governor-Hugh Y. Mil,
'er.
Auditor-David Z. Sherrick.
Treasurer-Nat U. Hill.
Attorney General-ChaS. w. Miller.
Superintendent of Public Institutions
-Fassett A. Cotton.
Judges Of the Supreme Court-Oscar
H. Montgomery and John w. Hadley.
The platform as adopted pays a
glowing tribute to Roosevelt and highly
indorses his administration, instructs
the delegates to support his candidacy,
and realfirms the principles Of the
party. The tariff plank says:
I'VE pledge anew our confidence in
the wisdom of efficacy Of the protective
tariff. We favor changes of schedules
as conditions demand. but such Changes
should only be made consistently with
policy of protection"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
BAD MINNESOTA FIRE,
Most of the Business Portion of Brain
ard Destroyed With a Loss of
About $4,000,

Brainerd, Mimi, April 29.-Fire which
started at midnight is still burning and
has destroyed the greater part of the
business portion of this town, causing
q loss Of S15O,00O.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Named for Judoe.

Washington, April 2S.-The president
today nominated William r. Lawrence
Of Illinois to be judge of the United
States court for the eastern district of
Indian Territory.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
REGULAR Cyclone,

Ninita, 1. r., April 26.-Near Need
more Bert Delays house WAS wrecked
by a tornado. his 12-year-old son killed
and Delay seriously hurt.
At Clearwater, l. T., James Russell.
Miss RUSSELL, his daughter, Il school
teacher; Mrs. Keller. Mrs. j. d. Thomas
and daughter, We're dangerously in
jured, and many others hurt. Twenty
residences and business houses at
Clearwater were wrecked.
Near Alton much stock was injured.
Ten collins have been sent to Fair
land for tornado victims.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
a Tornado in Missouri.

Centralia, Mo-, April ga tornado
struck near and damaged several rest
dences and other property, but no one was
hurt as far as reported.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-05-06
Tornado ia Texas.

Houston, Tex, April pa tornado
passed three miles east of MeXia. Tex,
today, demolishing four houses. Jen-
ME Shank was fatally injured and all
the members of the Shanlks family were
hurt.
w. Z. Bonner and daughter were Sc
riously hurt. Much minor damage was
done.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
Orphans Court.

Menday, February 29--George +. Bosnian
and Frank T. Cover, administrators of Alice
Cover, deceased, reported sale Of personal
property.
James T. Yingliug and John G. Yingliag,
executors of George NiHgjing. deceased, re
turned inventory Of personal property and
received order to sell sane.
James W. Buckingham. administrator Of
James Y. CFiswell. deceased, returned inyen-
tories OF personal property, money and debts.
and received order 70 sell personal property.
Bertha E. Reed, admiuisIratrix OF Johnson
Reed. deceased, setiled first and 6Hal aceoaHt
Letters Of administration on the estate Of
Ida K Morelock. deceased. were granted 90
Frank +. Morelock, who made return Of IN
ventory Of money.
Frank F. Morelock. administrator o. George
W Moreiock deceased. settled first and final
account.
Edward FreymAn, acting executor Of George
c. Freyman, deceased, returned Inventory OF
personal property and received order to sell
same.
Tuesday. March The lssi wiil and tesla.
meng of Sarah J. Shipley, deceased, nas nd
miiied 10 probste-
Wllougbby Z +. Rhodes. guardian e
Minnie May Hofaeker. seuled fourth aud
huaI account.
Tas last will aud and testament Of Andres
Mverly, deceased. vas admitted o. probate.
Mary f. Ulermahlen. eEecufrx of Fr-l
erick Wasner. deceased. reigrued report o'
sale Of personal property and real estate.
Joshua +. Mage, executor # Margaret A.
Babylon, deceased, returned report % sale oi
personal property aud real estate,
John T. Bsrues and G~orgr 4. BarDe>,
executors Of George Il. Barnes, deceasrd ~
stated their irst account.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05

Ng,ssga-tsnar l.as very fsei H.Er..t weather
F.truAry -. a.i = fa sea exceptions. accept
et the iayl'at.aa ai Ar. GragsH H. Arnacas',
oi ihl, c.ty. Go 8 par,s gwen oy a.m AZ A-s
home. tu gaynuvaaaFat.al u' hrs a.a osrih iay,
though be- .s iSsuty-sa#r yH,-s nsa. Iar Euu~e
Ra. decorated tag tha occasion, sGi above The
f. rlur door Nerr The tEgras l-sH l"oi. Pro
sr,..sisr games we're raTt ut the Aru-semeuls
af H.. evening". iu which u ss BERTHA Roberts
sau the Ia3y's psfEe. and james ;. Basr Tie
Eeat.rmeF' - Wdi.e lHr avuHy sas awarded
Mis-, lABar Herr. The mraa, served in
courses. consisted Of pop corn, chicken salad,
crackers. olives. Ice cream. cake, candy. s..'et
peanuts, etc. \ large birthday cake. c3u-
tsiuius 1sreufy.cjgbt lighted candles. One for
each invited guest. sa- cuI and piece pre-
ssnrri 20 each by Mr.. Armacnst wao was also
ihe recipient of many iltle token, Of remem-
brauee. At a lale hour, afier thanking The
host for she very enjoyable evening. aud Sssh-
ias him many more happy birthdays, the con-
pauy dispersed.
Those present were Mrs. Virginia c.
Afmacast, Mrs H. Scott Roup, Misses Bertha
aui Bessie Roberts, Bessie ArmacuSt, lreue
Woodward. l.aRue Herr, Eva kiukrr. Louise
Hopper. Bessie Herr. Negfic Shrvege, Mary
Weaver. MARJORIE Herring. Helen ArmacosG
Isabel aud Henrietta Roop; Nr,srs, George
II. Armscost, Edgar Nus5aum, Wm. Naiher
Everett HYDE. Frank Armayost, Samuel Coe,
Jas 5 Baer, Guy l.. Fowler, Frank Nathcr,
Herbert Cover, ). 5. Wilson, Wm. Shegperd
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
Grange ORGANIZED ia Manchester.

4 Farmers Grange was organized last Ssi.
sr,iay IN Manchester by !. b. Agrr, Msst-z
Of the State Grange, ard ". r Ecker. she
State Organizer The f8lJDsiag are iht
charter members. J1hu r. S,rrUE. John
I.eese. Iryiu Lppy. Johu keok. Dr. J. Il
Preston. l. Gr.en. Marx lingiing. Grorgs
I.eese. Wm. Keck, Peter {. Vert, j, 4.
Frederick. L. g. Snyder. Gro. p. PAnebaker.
Rev. II. II. Flick. j. h. l.yuefd, Jonas q.
Warehime. Miss Ella i.yueri, Miss Leah
F eslrsics. Nh. ). NJ Flick. Mr.. T. y c.
Rhodes, Mrs Molte L. Green aud En1ra
Warehime j. A. Frederick VA elected
master aud J. b. i.yngrd secretary.
The charter members % lhe Grange wil
meet today. Saturday. at p N, ~ the home
ot J. A Frederick TO receive their charter AND
elect ofF -ers. ". 4. Eekery. the State o.
ganizer will be present 10 instat. ih- odicer'
aud is,.truci the membcts IN Grange wurA
The oufnok Is good for a large membership
The educaiioual. social sud financial interest.
Of the f,rmer are all advanced by The Graugs.
Fifty thousand uew members we're euroiied
during 1903 Carroll county now has elgh
Grasges iu good working ,haps
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
HICKS, ForecasIs For Nareh.

The 6r,t storm period Cor March s. aa
central on the Isl 21i aud irl lhesa storms
viii be Of troritai chauCfsr 30 a.t southern
directions. eith probable DAGGER au ~3HiH
coasts, Rhi'p rains uf.. ..ru fa saas 8nI r|.E
zsris ever most parts af the rruai-g uar-H
ward 4 sharp ra.A save - She season.
Witu high haramcssr Va.l tH..ee The stores at
this tigse.
The next stores period Is central gs. laE 5 b.
extending from The 5.h % lhr : b. The hsr-
oinpler ~t.l hygiH ts.Has au3 'ae f.-gs er.tare
rising ia W,stcu paris oy DE s'h. aut asrHE
,he 9Th 90 sib inclusive, more active d.,fafs-
auces. wilh rain, wind aua saua a.4 asse ng
their march eastward sCrns- fae eanrfsT.
A rsercegiih.e -a;r-aIns sGe aiemrur. a 2
regaru on and lsaehiag ihs lifl. i2h aaf
18th. and marked storm uau4ssaa-s. fa. ass.1
bv more raiH, 'gruiHl fa sn.s aa-s asar-. sssI
b. most natural on aHi aaa' these DAY ln"
Mercary yrr. ~. ~h5ca ra8tas. aa faa -ra-
nav prec5pt4fs -,sef Storms sd 'a. gssg D.
and threatening. cloudy ~ss.ses u Ea"%
likely be prolonged als The ssara peua sr2t
fsll0~tuE.
wr Vii aame tar IG.h ,a far zts "a, aae /:
tb- mos; genera, active aal i-Hs sF.
ODDS nf disturbance EH March la4.-rr -..Fas.
cggirac.5aI gales and '.is. s4s-< -r.sarl aaa.
rsmena. al fsllarai Hy NaTrt a..-rar 4
aartbaasd aad a sweeping Ea atr-ue rf aeH
,-a3i wayis. ARE fHn s..ugs 81. HH ,7HNFb tHs ~
This i5me. Grr-r4' and Ies'ra-frya s.rft Ht
De llo@t ua.arat rtavart aaTlr. '.I+ H.f
cury TerHd
To- aarl aud zG.h -re -7rtrs. iess .f q rr.
acttnuaAy zfaru f.--rH On aHt aaHs E
these ia.gs ieHa FRI feEaF. Hf usfsra ss.ssu
conditions attended ag .rass alr s..'t'9rr+.
iayginE So s'cs', saHa 1-t ,-.E l---t e.
stormy R~Atref q. rr". s. H.. .---."
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
LETTER FROM AN OCT0GENARIAN.
Mr.. John W. Murray Celebrates His 18th
Birthday, Though 80 Years Old.
H.MpsrrAn. Mn. February %, 1904.

HAMPSTEAD, ND, February %, 1904.
MEssRs, EDIToRS:-As ! have known yOu
long and well, and your honorable father be
fore you. allow me to congratulate you on the
fearless and independent manner you edit
your paper, the bold way you advocate the
principles of the Democratic party, and most
especially so in the late election of I. ). SEN
ator.
This is nv 18th birthday and S0th year, and
| have received congratulations all day from
my children, grandchildren and friends. l
have been in ten different States and lived IN
two counties, living here at the time this was
Baltimore county. | knew all the men who
layed out Carroll county. All are dead except
one. Lewis Williams, who lives in Richmond,
Ind. | was born and raised in the house |
now live in, and never moved. | knew every
Judge and every Sheriff from Judge Dorsey
and Sheriff Kelley down to the present Judge
Thomas and Sheriff Wilson.
The only man living here at the time the
county was layed out is Mr.. Daniel Null
who is "a years old, and still lives. The only
man living in Westminster at that time was
Mr.. John Murray Yingling, who is still living.
| was boy, but remember when Westminster
was Winchester, Frederick county, and Hamp-
stead was Cox's Town, Baltimore county.
Now let me wish you many years of life and
prosperity. Hope you may not meet with the
fate of one of your predecessors, who was
murdered for his principle. knew him well.
Now don't want this to be rny obituary, but
when you write it. say in politics was Dem
oerat. religiously | wish to do as wish to be
done by. remain your friend
JOIN W. MURRAY.
I'VE extend congratulations to our l9year.
old friend, and hope he may long be spared
TO his relatives and friends. and thank him for
his kind words of commendation in relation
to the course pursued by this paper Ems.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05

Luther NJ. Ramsay, cashier in the record
Office of the Superior Court, Baltimo re, is
missing. as is also $1,000 OF the record office
funds. He left for Washington Wednesday
morning. several hours before his embezzle-
,nent was discovered He has wife and two
children ia Baltimore.
Christian Barke, 81 years of age, we'll
known German OF Baltimore, was found dead
IA bed at his home. 1912 South Charles street,
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Barke had not
been we'll for sometime the recent ire having
greatly affected his nerves. Heart failure was
the cause of his death. Mr.. Barke was native
Of Germany, having come 10 Baltimore 50
years ago from his native place OF Dlngle-
hauser, and opened a small shoe store on
South Charles street About year after his
arrival he was married TO Miss Caroline 0ren-
hoff, by whom he had three children, all of
whom are now dead.
The [. 5. Weather Bureau, Johns Hopkins
University. Baltimore, March l, says The
temperatures on the last day of February,
1904, and day proceeding were above the
average in all parts of the country, condition
that has rarely prevailed since the middle OF
November. 1903. The month Of February
closed, however, with an average daily deh-
eisucy in temperature at Washington, ID. G.,
OF nearly degrees; the daily deficiency in
January was six degrees, December degrees,
and November 8 degrees. thus completing
period Of uninterrupted cold weather that, for
duration and intensity, has not been equaled
since the Weather Bureau observations began.
That feature OF the winter that stands out most
prominently is the fact that no unusually low
temperatures were recorded. In this city the
temperature did not fall to zero, although zero
temperatures are registered about every third
winter Ii should be noted in this connection
that the temperature has beeu below the aver
age each mouth with but one exception since
June, 1908.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
Hoatksville Items.

Master Nsru"f .iaear.aa s +.'@
wv,A- sta as a-e.~, b. a. N--. "F
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soap.
Charss-- Naas iis-. s5'" A"@ # ATE
FHaHk >ay3rf aHd @''s-
Roy " sPans.sr avs "35-. 'A77'ss-
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The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
NV Advertisements.

Legal Notices.
Wanted-Aiaress Advocate one.
HnrSes-H A Smith. HaGayer. Pa
House tor R,nt--Wm. B. Thomas.
The Rescue B .nd Frtc.
Specal-kert-r * Sullivan. Westminster.
March-Johu q. Bowers. Westminster
Closing Oug Su.e OF Cord Wood. Sg.-A.
NJ. kalhach.
You Cannot. 6e.-Wade Il. =. Wariield &
Co, Sykrsyille, Nj.
Lis, Of Unclaimed Matter ia the Posto;hce,
Westminster, Nd,
Get Ready for Spriug Charles T. Herring,
Westminster. Md
Every Day, Every iour-James II. Cas-
sell, Nes minister.
Closing Out to Make Ruom-Ihoma, II.
Easley, Westminster.
Steel aud Wire Fencing of All hluds-N ade
H. D. Warheld 4 Co., Sykesviile, Md.
Assiga ee of Morigager Sale Of Valuable
Real Estate-Walsh Walsh, Solicitors.
See the Splendid Suits Reduced to $ and
50 5O-Sharrer & Gorsuch, Westminster.
Special Bargains for March Sales-I. ",
Mather L Sons, Westminster and Mas
Saturday, as Usual, Bargain Day at The
Miller Bros Co.'S. Popular Cash Stores, West
minister.
Administrators Sale of Valuable Personal
Property-Elias O. Grimes and Charles l.
Thomson, Administrators.
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
offcers Of Reformed Church Reunion

The board of directors of the Reformed
Church reunion, which is held annually al
Pen Mar. met on Thursday Of last week at the
Eutaw House Baltimore, and elected the fol
lowing officers
President-Rev J. 4. Hof helms Martins
burg, w. Va; secretary-Rev- J. b. Shou;z,
Cham bersburg, Pa; treaSurer-S. ). Bren-
ner, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
The other members Of the board are; Revs.
F. C. Yost, York. Pa; J. B. Stonesiter,
Westminster, Md; Robert J. Pilgram, Bati
more; Messrs A. A. Hollinger, Harrisburg,
Pa; Niles NJ. Fissel, Carlisle, Pa; H. Z.
Baer. Hanover, Pa; David NJ. Hurley,
Hagerstowu, Nd; II. I. Weaver, Gettysburg
Pa. and +. Coruman, Washington, d. c.
The following committees were appointed
for the fftenth annual reunion, to be held on
July q of this year. Program-Rev }. A.
Hoff helms and Rev. j. b. Shouz;
Transportation-Rev j. B. Shoutz, Rev
Robert j. Pilgram and Mr.. W. c. Brely;
Advertisement-Mess H. I. Weaver, (.
Cornman and W. C. BireIy;
Musical Director-Rev Robert j. Pilgram
The Democratic advocate., 1904-03-05
MILLER'S ITEMS.
A Beautiful Wedding Painful Accident
Personals, Etc.

On Thursday morning, February ., the
home of David l.. Brown and wife, near here,
was the scene of a beautiful wedding. The
occasion was the marriage of their daughter
Minnie X and Charles HerSh, of AleSia. The
ceremony was performed at 10. 80 a. N. by Rev.
H. H. Flick of Manchester The attendants
we're William Hersh, brother of the groom and
Miss Sallie Shaffer, OF Lineboro. Miss Aver
ia Miller rendered very arJiStically Mende's
sohns wedding march. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white India linen, trimmed
in lace and ribbon. The groom wore black.
The bride received many beautiful and costly
presents A large number Of invited guests
were present, among whom were the follow
ing:-David L. Brown and wife, Edward
Brovn and wife. John Hersh and wife, Con
rad hersh and wife. David J. Brown and wife,
of Cranberry; Mrs. Henry Miller, Mrs. Lydia
Warner, Samuel Miller and wife. Samuel
Asper aud wife, George Folk aud wife, Rich
ard Warehime and wife William Narehme
and wife. Nicholas Fisher and wife, Denton
Wareheim and wife; Mesdames ". Fuliz,
Isabella Bortner, Shilke, Rev. and MrS.
Flick; Misses Minnie Warner, Florence Bloch
er. Leah Frederick, Gertie Folk, Hester, Ma.
zie and Susie Wareheim. Ahble Brown, Grace
Brown, Sadie Wareheim, Mabie Fisher, Al
verla Miller, Sallie Shatfer. Abble and Ireva
NarehHlm. Mary NhilNt, btdte FANS Htl''-A'
Captoiis Hare, Ruthetta Wareheim; MesSrs.
William Hare, George ASPer, Luther Martin,
Samuel Warner, William Brown, Charles and
Curvin Brown. William Hersh, Mr., Shelly,
of Fairfield. Pa. A sump.uous dinner follow
ed shortly after the marriage. l0e bride
maternal grandmother was present and gave
them her blessing. She IS nearly oycars Old.
After the honeymoon. which included trip
to Washington and other points of Interest,
the Young couple will reside With ihe bride
parents aud assist Ia farming aud daiylUE.
John Gill has moved bis family GO becAirEs-
Vile. Baltimore county.
Edward Brown, near here who has hega
very III with pneumonia. Is couyaIe-ceut.
Miss Fern Miller. wise aad teen Ii with
scarlet fever, has faIly recovered
D. +. RIchaTt sale Jas, Friday. was very
well attended Stock. etc. brought fair prices.
Mr.. Richards expects tu move BOB Hanover.
Pa IN the near future.
I.a5ah Miller has closed his buicher.uE for
the season.
Mrs George Hoover is Suffering intense
pain. due 70 = felon ON her finger
Miss Annie Fisher. ui Baltimore, /, speu3
ing several weeks with her parents here.
Miss Elsie Deageu is spending fUa We-a
among friends 10 Hanover.
Miss Mamie Barber met Nth parn:4. ae
cideut last Tuesday while running "a, school.
She dislocateA her ankle. which al. Ysg g.f
her from walking tur some flme-
II. c. Frank Is sbie 20 be about agate