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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-24

2313 5th Ave. S.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1904-12-24
Notice.


The S. NJ. It's will hold public in
stallation in the X. P. Hall, No. 221
Hennepin avenue, Monday eve, Jan
End, 1905. Admission free. -.
Come one. come all.
Mary Joyce,
Sec'y S. M. T. No. 1874
23l3 5th Ave. S.
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.....rsas .qa.ss .ssroasS, n. p. CnurcA.-sunday,
August 14th: Hiss, 1915 A. NJ, Gatch's, 3 p. NJ,
Rev. f. r. Isaac: Back River, 1890 A. NJ, Ebe-
nezer, 3.l5 p. NJ, Rev. r. J. Nicholson.
T0aosOs N. d. Chu7ch.-Sunday, August 14th (:
Preaching in the tent opposite Lee Building at
II A. M, by the pastor, Rev. John r. Edwards.
At 7.16 P. N. young peoples union services to be
followed at 8 O'Clock with preaching by Rev.
VIM. II. Hubbard, of the Baptist Church.
PdtGpse0 II. p. Church, Oelld.-Rev. William 8.
Simms, pastor. Preaching every Sunday at II
A. N. and p. NJ. Sunday school at p. n. and
class meeting at p. NJ.
Jones Memorial NJ. P. Church, PhiId. ROad.-Rev.
Scott N. Duvall, pastor. Preaching every Sum
day at $50 P. M; Sunday school at 2.30 p. n.
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Knoebel, 10th District.-The farmer who
tolls hard from morning until night only
knows a farmers troubles. After all their
work and time they spend on their vegetable
crops they cannot get enough for them to buy
chicken feed. A trucker of this neighborhood
went to Baltimore with load of cabbage-550
heads-and received only $3.50 for the lot.
But with all such drawbacks the farmers lot
is a very happy one.
Miss Rosa Hyde is visiting Miss Eleanor
Green, of Long Green Valley.
Miss Elmira Sherwood and Mrs. Merrick,
accompanied by her children, are spending q
fortnight with Mrs. Milton Dance of VALLEY
View"
Mr.. Julian Reich, who has been travelling In
the South the past winter, is at present SO.
journing with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Abbott, of
''Alta VISTA
Mr.. William Green lost a valuable mule
few days ago.
Miss Jessie Smith, of Baltimore, is spending
some time with Miss Catherine NJ. Patterson,
of "Cherrique."
On Saturday last the Long Green A. O. de-
defeated the Woodbrook A. G. by a score of
to 8. on the grounds of the former. They held
& lawn fete the same evening" on the ball
grounds, which was a perfect success. Next
Saturday august 13th) they will play the
Taylor team.
< summer social will be held in the hall at
Sweet Air, August 18th, by heladies Of Chest
nut Grove Church. A good time is promised.
Come and bring your friends with you. K.
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Grange, 18th District.-Misses Addie NJ
Fisher and Katharine M. Fisher, who visited
the Worlds Fair, have returned home much
pleased with their trip. Mr.. James T. Wood
and Miss Annabel Wood. of Easton, Md, who
were of the party, have also returned to their
home near Easton after spending a few days
with friends in Baltimore. Miss Annabel
Wood was the guest of Miss Fisher also.
Rev. e. C. Gallaher, pastor of the M. 3.
Church, has gone to Hancock, Md, where his
wife and daughter are visiting and where he
will epend his vacation.
Miss Mamie Ford is at Glyndon camp for two
weeks.
Miss Eliza Merritt is visiting friends in Anne
Arundel county. ID.
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Instantly Killed on Railroad.-MissE Ella
Lyons, q years old, daughter of Mr.. Cornelius
Lyons, of Ashland, was killed instantly by
Northern Central work train between her home
and Cockeysville early on Friday night of last
week. She had been visiting Cockeysville and
was walking homeward when she met her
tragic end. It is said that she crossed the
tracks in the rear of north bound train and
stepped in front of the work train. Engineer
Underwood saw her before she was struck, but
it was impossible for him to avoid the accident.
Coroner J. D. G. Duncan had the body remov-
ed to the home of her parents and held an in
quest Saturday. The jury rendered verdict
of accidental death and exhonorated the COM
pany from all blame.
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Wants Real Estate Sold.-The c. A. GAM
brill Manufacturing Company, of Baltimore,
filed bill in the Circuit Court here on Monday
against Lille Rosenberger, executrix of the es-
tate of Louis Rosenberger, deceased. asking
fy the claims of creditors. Judge Burke signed
an order appointing Mr.. Richard A: Miller, Jr:,
trustee to conduct the sale as prayed in the BILL
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Fire company WIN Elect Old omcers.-

Fire Company Will Elect Old Onlcers.-
At the meeting of the Arlington Volunteer
Firemen's Association held Friday evening OF
last week, the incumbent officers of the ascot
alton were nominated to serve for another
term. The election and installation will take
place on Monday next, August 18th. The Off.
GERS who have been nominated are: John
Felter, president; Edward E. largest, vice
president; William B. Carver. secretary; Johu
w. Loose, treasurer. Noah Walker is captain,
Il. 8. Fox first lieutenant, Alva G: Eyler
second lieutenant, and h. Holiday Emich,
third lieutenant.
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Sale of Towson Property. Shade & Ris-
teau auctioneers, sold at the Court House on
Tuesday for Lennox Birckhead, assignee of q
mortgage from Emma Paine Maddox and hus-
band to Alice P. Harris acres and lat per-
chases of unimproved land in East Towson
that formerly belonged to the estate of the late
Benjamin N. Payne purchased by the assig-
nee for 81, $50. The land binds on the Mary
land and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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Loreley, 18th District.-Miss Jennie Dyer,
of this place. gave a dance on Wednesday
night in the house Of Col. B. F. Taylor, which
proved very enjoyable affair and was kept
during the evening. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Proctor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wade n. Crossmore, Misses Louise
Sprint, Bertha Jones. Adelia Bradley, Lena
Hanna, Ida Tyson. Emma Written, Myrtle
Proctor, Carrie Crossmore, Jennie Written
Frank Hanna, Clinton Hammond, Ross
Moore, Charles Dyer, Charles Quinlin, Frank
Tyson, Joseph Bradley and Dominick Ham
mond, ].
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MID-sUMMER WEDDINGS.

SELLKRs-VoN WERDER.-Miss Florence M .
Won Werder, formerly of Randallstown, Balti-
more county, but for the past year resident
of Los Angeles, CAL, was married o'clock
Wednesday afternoon to Mr.. William A. Sell
lers, of Randallstown, having come all the
way from her Western home unattended for
the purpose. The wedding took place in the
parsonage of Mount Vernon M. E. Church.
Hampden, the ceremony being performed by
the pastor, Rev. B. F. Devries. Miss Won Wer-
der and Mr.. Sellers had been engaged for some
time when the young lady'S father found It
on account of his health. The daughter went
along to look after her ailing parent, but be-
fore they left the lovers set the date for their
wedding, thinking that Mr.. Won Werders
health would be sufficiently improved by then
to allow him to come back and give his daugh-
ter away. This expectation was not realized,
however, and Mr.. Won Werder was unable to
accompany her. Rather than postpone the
date therefore, Miss Won Werder came East
alone.
BoND-BLooM.-The wedding of Miss Ida
Bloom, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac F.
Bloom, and Mr.. Howard Bond, of Camden, N.
j., took place at the home of the bride, at
Mount Washington, on Wednesday night at
8 o'clock. Rev. Joel Brown, of Mt. Washing
ton M. E. Church, officiated. The bride was
attired in white crepe de chine trimmed with
Irish point lace. The maid Of honor, Miss
Edna Bloom sister Of the BRIDE was dressed in
white chiffon trimmed with silk over white
organdie. A reception to the immediate rela-
tives of the bride followed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Bond left on Thursday for Camden,
where he is employed as secretary Of the Y.
M. G. A.
TowNLEY-DAILEY.-Ch Melvin Town
ley, of st. Helena, and Miss Mary Virginia
Daley, of Phoenix, Baltimore county, on We'd
nesday morning came to Towson and after OBJ
tanning a license were married at the par
sonage of Towson M. E. Church by Rev. John
r Edwards.
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Answer Filed.-The Maryland State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association has filed
an answer to the suit instituted against the State
of Maryland and it to secure decree for the
sale of the Pimlico race track. Mr.. Lemuel T.
Appold is the plaintiff in the case and seeks to
have the property sold in accordance with an
act of the General Assembly. The association,
which is represented by Messrs. Cans & Ha-
man, denies that it has not held annual exhi-
billions, as required by its charter, on which
allegation the plaintiff asks to have the asso-
citation dissolved and its property sold.
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Complaining Against Sunday Law Vio-
lators.-On Wednesday the County Commits
sioners received petition. signed by over three.
liquor in the county on Sundays and asking
the Board to rigidly enforce the Sunday laws.
It was presented by Rev. John r. Edwards, Of
Towson NJ e. Church; Rev. E. G. Gallaher, Of
the North Point N. E. Church, Mr.. 7. Alvah
Merritt, Mr.. Harry F. Hopkins and others.
The petition named specifically places where
the law is being violated.
The Board promised to give the matter earn.
est attention and to do all in its power" to
carry out the law to the letter. Chief OF Police
STREET. said that he would "do all he could to
suppress the unlawful sale of liquor" but that
his force was not sufficient Ito sufficiently
guard all places where liquor was or could
be Sold" :,
The visit of this committee was the outgrowth
of recent movement on the part Of the Asso-
citation for the Suppression of Vice to check the
violations Of law in this county on Sundays.
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LOCAL ITEMS.


SALES ADVEBT1SED IN THE UNAON.
Wednesday. August "a, by G. A. Benson, at Fork,
18th district, stock, wagons. farm and garden
implements, poultry outfit. etc.
Thursday. August 2s. by Frank Cypull, at the
the Intersection of the York turnpike and
Warren road, near Cockeysville, work and
driving horses, colts. cattle, hogs, farm In
=. gs1sis, furniture, etc.
MONDAY, August 20, by George A. Smith and
Jonn E Centrum. receivers, on the prem
lses. Vail able wall paper factory and equip
- ment. 10 n, EhlandtOWn, 18th district.
tuesday, Angus. 90. by Thomas B. Catch, trus-
zee. on Inc PLemises, 10x acres of valuable
Belair road.
Monday. September 5. by Charles F. Harley, as
% acres; near Perry Gall, 18th district.
IueS41sask, SeR.smDet 2, ~ John Grason and
near Franklintown.
Wednesday, September 7th, nv Charles Herzo0
and James A. Mccarthy trnsfeea. on the
premises. acres Of land on the corner Of
Pimlico road and Calvert Svanue near IN a
Gentlemen's Driving Park
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Bosley, 9th District.-Mrs. Bosley, wife
of Dr. Harry Bosley, of Washington, D. c.. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred G..
Lee, of ''Lakeview," Dulany's Valley. DR..
Bosley spent last Sunday with her.
Misses Lillian and Gladys Pocock, of Wind
sor Heights" are spending some time with
their grandmother, near White Hall, N. @.
r. r.
Master Lee Ruhl, of Hartford county, who
had been visiting his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Lee, has returned to his home, ac-
companiedl By Z his cousin, Master Harry Bos-
Master Peerce Dukehart, Of Duany's Valley,
is visiting his grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans, of East Biddle street, Baltimore.
Mrs. Laura Bosley and daughter of Towson,
are visiting Mrs. Harry W. Treadwell, at
Hampton Mill farm.
Miss Marie Morgareth, Of Baltimore, is
spending the summer at "Lakeview," Du-
lany's Valley.
good deal of blowing since harvest, the re-
ton. The growing corn presents fine APP
pearance and there are excellent prospects for
large crop.
Mrs. L. V. Murray, of Towson, has returned
to her home after visiting her sister, Mrs. A.
G. Lee.
Misses Florence and Maud Pocock are visit
ing relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. James Smith died on the 9th instant, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. John N Ma
dairy, of Bosley postoffice. He was in the 18th
year of his age and for the greater part of his
life had been q resident Of Rockland. Falls
road. The funeral took place on Sunday
afternoon and the interment was at Sater's
Baptist Church. NJ.
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Minister Confesses Guilt and Departs.-
The Evangelical Congregational Messenger for
Baltimore and Vicinity, the official organ OF
the German Lutheran Church, in its August
1.-THE undersigned declares herewith that he
is unworthy of the Office Of minister, and re-
linquishes it, withdrawing thereby from mem
bership in the German Evangelical Synod OF
North America. WILLIAM ZEILKR.
Zeiler was until recently pastor of the Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran Church at Ross
vile. Baltimore county, and vice-president OF
the Maryland Synod. He was dismissed from
his charge and forced to resign when charges
of immortality were preferred against him.
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Park Heights Avenue Improvement
Another good roads meeting was held Monday
night at Pimlico, under the auspices Of the
Park Heights, Pimlico and Arlington Improve
ment Association. The object was to raise
about $4,000 more for the macadamizing OF
Park Heights avenue from the city line to
Druid Ridge Cemetery, and this was, in part,
accomplished. Another meeting will be called
soon with the hope of raising the balance. In.
vitations were issued to all who were thought
to be interested in the scheme. and attached to
each was a request that the recipient fetch bis
purse along" The sum Of $4,000 must be
sioners having agreed to furnish ali over that.
The work will be begun as soon as the associa-
ton performs its part. The road is to have
uniform width of rs feet. There will be "a feet
of trap rock macadam on one side, and dirt
driveway on the other. There will also be an
improved gutter on each side.
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An Appeal to the Citizens Of Towson
and vicinity.-At a recent meeting of the
Towson Volunteer Fire Company the under
signed committee was appointed to devise some
an active interest in the company, an organi-
cation originated for the purpose Of protecting
the lives and property of our inhabitants. The
good work of the volunteers in the past, with
very little encouragement from the people Of
the town, should appeal to every one Of us
and create in US all desire to lend helping
hand to this, the most important organization
in our midst. We therefore earnestly request
that every male citizen Of Towson, and ask
the ladies to see that they attend meeting to
be held in the hall over the engine house,
Monday evening, August 10Th, at 8 o'clock.
for the purpose Of making the organization
more effective and to give encouragement to
the young men who are willing and anxious
to give their services to this noble cause: The
committee is composed Of Frank !. Wheeler,
James Kelley and DR.. A. G. McCurdy.
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IT REQUIRES display of moral courage for
a Democrat to declare for sound money in
1896 and 1900. Judge Parker supported the
free silver candidate in those years.
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Campaign Club Permanently Organ
ized.-The Parker and Davis Campaign Club
ofTowson was permanently organized on We'd
nesday night by the election of the following
presidents. William II. Ruby. William Ora
son, d. g. Mcintosh, Jr., Lewis w. Held,
Elisha w. Parks, George Lloyd. ]. c. Perkins
GeorgeP. Wier, James J. Lindsay, Thomas g..
Stevenson, E. e. McCleary, Silas Wolfe, Wal
ter H. Thorne, John w. Shanklin, William
ing secretary, Q. Gus Grason; corresponding
secretary, Frederick Dollenberg; treasurer, DR..
Jackson Piper: executive committee, John
Grason, W. P. Cole and q. Howard Isaac. A
finance committee was appointed with Thomas
Democratic nominee in the Second Congress
sional district will be added to the name of the
club
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Marble Hill. 9Th District.-Mr. J. 8.
Crowther threshed / ,035 bushels of oats grown
on the farm he recently purchased. He seems
not to regret buying it, as it is nicely situated
and easily cultivated.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Cockey will return
this week from Betterton. Not many of our
people have gone away this summer. They
seem to prefer home comforts.
Mrs. Hayes, mother Of Mrs. J. e. Benson,
will attend the bush-meeting at Cooptown,
Hartford county.
Miss Mamie Benson, of Arcadia, was the
guest this week of her uncle, DR.. B. r. Benson.
Several of our young men, including Messrs.
Carroll P. Benson and Theodore Crommer,
expect to leave this week for camping trip on
the Chester river.
The Sunday school of Bosley NJ. E. Church
will hold its annual picnic in the grove at the
church, on Saturday, August 18th. In the
evening the Ladies' Aid Society will provide q
supper the proceeds of which will be for the
benefit of the church.
The Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club
will meet on Saturday, 10th inst, at the home
of Mr.. John Bond.
Hereford Circuit quarterly conference will
meet the same day at Jessop NJ. E. Church.
The new house of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dunlop
Wight is about ready for roofing. -
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Work OF the Orphans Court.-In the
Baltimore county Orphans Court this week
letters were granted on the following estates:
On the personal estate of Mary Elizabeth
Ogier to Florence V. Ogier, executrix.
On the personal estate of Mary Sinnott to
Stephen Sinnott. administrator.
On the personal estate of William Kirkwood
to John r. Bond, administrator.
The will Of Mrs. Mary E. Ogier, wife of Mr..
John g. Ogier, Of Govanstown, was probated a
few days ago. After providing for the pay
ment of all her debts and funeral expenses the
will specifies that the income derived from the
property or money received by or due the de-
ceased from the estate of her son, Charles Stew.
art Ogier, late of California, shall be divided
each year equally among the children-Mrs.
Fannie E. Nicholson, of Baltimore: Misses
India B., Emma l.. and Florence V. Ogier of
Govanstown-and the portion due her son, the
late George B. Ogier, to be be divided among
his children equally. Miss Florence v. Ogier
Z is named as trustee of the children of the late
George B. Ogier. Should the property be dis.
posed of, the distribution is to be made among
her children in the same way. All the rest OF
the estate is given to her husband.
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TIE DEMoCRATrC platform Of 1900 said:
1--WE are unalterabiy opposed to monometal-
lism." That declaration has not been changed
by the action of the party in national con.
vention.
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Raspeburg, 18th District.-Gatch's NJ. Il.
Church will be dedicated on Sunday, August
21st. The morning service will be in charge
of Rev. w. /. McKenna, of Broadway Church,
Baltimore. Rev. A. ]. Gill, of Martinsburg,
w. Va, will preach at p. M. Rev. w. j.
Herbert, of Caroline Street Church will conduct
the evening service. Rev. DIR. RI. 8. France,
presiding elder, and Rev. ]. st. Clair Neal will
be present during the day. Special music has
been arranged and all will be welcome.
For two weeks following the dedication there
will be extra services every evening" to be con.
Quoted by former pastors.
This church is now large and commodious.
and more convenient and comfortable edifice
cannot be found. There are three distinct
apartments, viz, the main audience chamber,
q Sunday school room and an infant depart
ment, and on special occasions the entire build
ing may be thrown into one room.
The Ladies' Aid Society deserves special men,
ton in regard to the efforts it put forth to de-
fray the expense of the building The society
has purchased fine bell, which has been placed
in the belfry, and also handsome brussels
carpet, which has just been laid.
The Epworth League has also done some
noble work in assisting to pay for the gas light,
which has just been completed.
The former singing school purchased the new
pulpit furniture.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the above church
will give its annual supper on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, August 18th and 18th, in
the church grove, to which the public is COR
daily invited.
MI. and Mrs. James G.. Fitch, of Philadel-
phia, have returned to their home after spend
ing q week with the family of Mr.. Alex. Nc
Cormick, of Fullerton.
Mrs. James H. Cole and Mrs. William B.
Cole are at Atlantic City. g.
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sauer.-Mrs Margaret E. Sauer, wife of Mr..
Charles A. Sauer, died at her home near Fork,
on Wednesday morning. 10th instant. De-
ceased was daughter of the late Jacob 81.
Munnikhuysen and is survived By her hus-
al took place at st. Johns P. E. Church, Kings
Vile, on Friday morning. the rector, Rev. J.
Worrall Larmour, conducting the services.
Interment in the family lot in the church
cemetery.
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White Hall, N. @. r. Ron Saturday eve-
ming last Miss Bertha Elliott entertained the
White Hall Social Club in honor of her guest,
Miss Charlotte Evans, of Baltimore. 1t proved
to be very enjoyable affair and was attended
by a number of persons from distant points.
Henry Shaeffer, Nathan Rutledge and Will
liam Wilson, who were injured in the scaffold
accident at New Freedom last week, are able to
be out again. Charles Thomas, of this place,
who was hurt at the same time, and whose in
juries were of a more serious nature, is still
confined to his home. DR.. Thomas G. Baldwin
is attending him.
Major Winfield Scott McComas, manager of
the Maryland Green Marble Company, whose
plant is near this place. will entertain the
County Commissioners and some other guests
on Monday next, 18th instant.
Mr.. Charles Harmon of Lutherville, and
Mrs. Ethel Ensor, of Woodbury., came to
White Hall last Sunday morning and, hiring a
team, drove to the M. e. parsonage at Parkton,
where they were married by Rev. George R.
Sanner.
or this place, u seriously i'll at this time and
her recovery is doubtful.
Mrs. Sarah A. Green, of Orange, N. j., is
sick at the home of Mr.. l.. @. Birmingham, Of
this district. She is the widow of Wesley
Green, who was once resident of this section
of the county.
their first public meeting on Saturday. August
Goth, at White Hall, for the purpose of dis.
cussing roads. The Board is required to hold
four meetings of the kind each year.
Mr.. Nelson Gilbert, president of the White
Hall Milling and Supply Company and his
son, Mr.. William Gilbert, left on Tuesday for
st. Louis. Before their return they will visit
relatives in Cincinnati.
Rev. VIM. A. Price, having returned from
his vacation, will preach at White Hall Pres
byterian Church, Sunday afternoon, August
18th, at the usual hour.
Miss Edna Bowman, daughter of Mr.. A. e..
Bowman, of Stewartstown, has gone to New
York where she will meet Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Ramsay and sail by way of England,
thence south through the Red sea and Suez
canal and by way of Shanghai to Chinto West
China. AtChinto she will be met by Mr.. John
w. Yost. formerly of Stewartstown, but now
a missionary in China, to whom she will be
married. She will assist her husband in mis-
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Miller.-Mr. Samuel Miller died at his home
near Beckleysville, 9th district, on Monday
last, aged about 20 years. The cause of his
death was consumption, from which he had
been q long sufferer. He is survived by a
x,,;dou, ond fvo childron