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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-20
BARTON HEIGHTS.

d ,s i ~ ,GIA ,ir ."
y Mr.. r.. IA. Woody. of&Baltlmore, Is the
guest of friends at tile Seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yyilkjnson.A Of New
h Jersey, who have. beenkN Visiting sat y Ito
home OF Mrs. William Jones, have &lett
for their home.
Miss Mary Simpson has returned TO her
homo In Washington after.a visit to MISS
Clara Perkins.
Miss Rose Mayo, OF lialclsh,ls inc suesl
of Mrs CIlas. ralley.
Services viii be held at tho Epiphany
Church to-day at il "a. M. and j. Ms.
conducted by the reotor.,5,a,< FfH
/ Mr.. s. p. Jones Inns reuurncd!thome
from a business tripyto ltynchbnrg,
Mrs, Geo. H,W,lfo,: wlIo.-lns been Wis.
Rylunt, N. e.. has returned home,
Miss Blanche Mason. s,of pctersn!rs'
who has been visiting Mrs, ChaAi HALEY,
has left for her bone. a /: g H.
Mrs. j. r. jones', ,wro has been visit
| Ing Mrs. IS, y. Jones. has returned to her
home In Chesterfield. ,'i
MIR. n, A. Robbins OF Norfolk, Is WIS.,
| iting friends at the Seminary. 3.
Mr.. Eddie Goodloe has left for Clifton
Forge on business.
Mrs. Thomas Switzerland, who has
been quite sick at her home on Barton
| Avenue. Is able to be out.
Mr.. james Parker, Of Bedford City. who
has been visiting at the home OF Mr.
| Laurence Moore, has returned home.
Services viii bcS held! at the Baptist
Church to-day at II A. NJ. ana 81 T, NJ,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. G.. 2. Scott.
Services will be- held mt the Methodist
Church to-dayeat II "A. NJ. and +. NJ.
conducted by the pastor, Rev, @, II, Gal
| loway,
Miss Matte Smith has returned to her
home in Lunenburg after Visit to Mr..
and Mrs John r. Thompson.
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Dorothy Howe. OF New Jersey, Ii
the guest of her aunt, Mrs, Charles Wing
field, Of Highland Park
Usual services at Mizpah Presbyterian
Church this morning at IL con-
Quoted By the pastor, Rev. y. *. Wal
thall Sunday-scllool at $3.50 A. NJ,
Mr.. Harvey Moon, Of Tamworlh Cum
bertrand county, is Visiting Mr.. Horace
Baker and family. OF No, lg Fourth
Avenue, Chestnut lll,
Miss Sarah Brooks, OF Fourth Avenue,
who has been quito sick FOL several days
past. Is plowly improving,
The Young Peoples Progressive Finch
Club will he entertained next Friday esenr
ing by Miss Mary starkc. Of Fourth Ave
nue.
Miss Barbara l<aln, Of e;oorhlpnd coun-
rs, is the guest Of Miss Gretchen Lewis,
Of Highland Park,
Tho Margaret Bottonie f'Irrio Of Kings;
Daughters Will meet tho second Monday.
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E-L.Ko.

Mr., and Mrs. ~. Adams spent severai !
days IN Richmond last week az guests OF
MI, Napoleon Fisher, -.
III, Rhodes Of Richmond, visited Elk :,
last week. Il -, !.
Joe Adams, Of Roxbury, visited friends
III this ncighborhood early In the We el
Mira Ed. lTurmans made business 9t1p
to Richmond during the week,
Mrs Tobias Glbbon tendeu ~ y, Im VIZ
cr,,l 81 lier cousin, Mr.RNicholns Goddini
Inst Monday. The lntermart took plane
NJ. Diascpnd, a 4,
Mr.. Clinton Greene continues quite IL
at his home,
Miss Mobile Watkins has returned to
Richmond after spending a few days With
her atller, II. ia 81 IN I, y 5. I,
&,lIttle Ll,las Cham III fell down llss
stops AT her home Wifi, "a latchet III her
hand and cut her head quita badly,
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Ienten services will be conducted 1, Tues
day and Thursday nights ut tho Weudeeil-
Memorial Episcopal Chapel by the pas 4
tor, tho Rev. Guy Christian
Patrick Henry Council No. III, ], Q.
u. a. M, will meet tomorrow night a 7
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NJ B gS y 81. ,,I ~ !. 4. a. II Atss
IN lnext month ~ wv v;sslsa r,.si.
Lynn b. Ensiow- on HiEhltahu larK I'm. Es MI
1sey H. Wnlt|lall Viii NJ. pss,, n. 81
Atteieot at clock a. S ,gs!,Sts ir1S-
byterla Church Rar,oh, r iaaig's ~ n,
Miss M y. q M htttia
lhinI ~ coehfateu mgr wy
Etny Mnidav ftelnoeor ,'; IA y. II.
20 hel' III, i, INA svs,,
". VIZ ~ ~ 1,av Il
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PHYSICIANS evERYWHERE

PHYSICIANS EVERYWHERE h
Know the Value Of Pyramid Pile Cure.
Gratitude alone prompts me TO teslltS y
to the efficacy Of :pyramld Pile "a ure.
the drug store, which cured mo tof bleed,
Ing piles, and wasSa, 5 i (Gerer from them
( for eight years. butgI, lad not. been trou-
tbled with them slncGfpHtIl last September,
when gave birth to a baby glrl. and AT
ter that lad very severe case OF
protrudIng piles, Whlch}ta trained nurse
said was tho worst case she eyer sil "
and my doctor told me to get PYRAMID
Ple Cure again, which DID, and was
completely cured In three days nave
not had piles OF any kind since, "a y y
all owing 10 this Wonderflll remedy. ~
nurse took a box. which was glnd g
DO able TO give her, for know She Will
be able to help lots sof suffering people
whom [ could never see or know.
II recommend .Pyramids' wherever !
know Of any ono suffering az dld. ~
gives me great pleasure TO be able to
say | am entirely cured, which my doc
tor says Is true. / say God bless u ranlld
Pile Cure" From n. former great snf-
ferer, Mrs. L, S, gAncott, 1906 Unity street
l'rankford. Philadelphia, Pa.
This remedy. which is sold py nrtis
gislD generally, mkiifty5 cent aud doliit''
packages. Is In assuphositorS FORM, ~ az,
piled dlrecily 10 the parts affected, and
performs us work 'nuetlyfahd pain lessly,
lis value Is evidenced By the testimony
given above, and wf urge ~ sufferers ~,
10 bnS . package nnW ana give II atrial
tonight A&nept ia subs flutes, aud re-
member tliakfl,crc IS no remedy lust as
good lflllna book ON Tire Cause and
Cure 81 Piles isIphhtlsled ny tile l'yranlld
Drug 90, MarsRall, lell;,s alld VIII ps
sent 6rse IL any NdlIsss,s ltaIN fsI,@.
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Es s,g yg ~ El5- ..9-:..l yts lktst I'.scs n
Farmer, Percy Harris, Willie Boat Wrighflf,
Charlie Wood. Linwood Mitchell, EARNEST
shelton, Willie TYLER, ellis Cosby Poet Pee
llock, Willie billiard, Clarence, = ohn'
Earnest and Harvey Kelly.
3 A.delglAful birthday party : WAS given ven
wednesday AFTERNOON from to o'clock
iusthe home of Mr.. and Mrs. g. 80 Prydee.
tie occasion being he aftli anniversary
III the home of Mr.. and al i. tFryde
folks amused themselves With many
games and music until they were 11Eitcd
to partnke OF REFRESHMENTS. ~. &. .r4..
Among those WHO responded to the
many Invitations. sent OUT Were:$ Little
Misses Virginia. Engle, Mary ar,es, i'es-
sic Johns Belle FILLER, Nlable Harmon.
Louise h Johns Marie Growdet,S Celeste
Johns. Virginia Miles. SAY Pollard: lstlic
Foley, May. Davis. l0ssphlne :%sMoodall.
Lena Dunsuml Ruby .iPrYle {. " listers
Richard Pryde,- Ills ID Ray Ftsi ono
aSvood,Lll, Albert Pollard, Chail !a ,lSal r
George Woodall q Elwood, llnrrno' 4, and
Clinton Ford. Iliea cliaperon cssI were NJ T.
and Mrs e.. K.s1'ryde,' Mrs '0:sf G. Foley
and Miss Marian MI eS. 4; 4, ",
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS

1l,o,e ,yi,1 he services at the Methodist
1rpIsropnl q Church to-day. Preaching by
tic pastor. Rev. John Mccartney. a, 81
$4tl'he minister OF NJ i. Church and his
wife were Very much SUI p ~! Wtlen y
largo company called at their nome, slV-
Ing them good pounding. y,
lit was d. complete surprise, a very
pleasant evening was spent, finch being
ling played. ! \, /. /, (. !,
,rheia will given In Library Hall on on
the 23d Of MARCH, II progressive uppef,
which will mo doubt prove to 20 Z. 4, most
novel and rs attractive event. y It53 wtll II 20
given blythe ladies Of tho II s. branch
az the Womarl's- National Alliance. Il. "
Tho t1vonilf,s Study Clubs making
preparationsfor gentlcmen's night---all a n q
l1unl Institution Of tho club. The event
is always looked forward to With lnuc On
interest. U Is N 3s,+ go : ts ,S Fs Il, n.
,rhG last lecture OF a series delivered
weel,lytb ~ rev. &. n. s3omers was given
on Friday evening at the homo OF MISS
De Wolf&on Fern Avenue. Tho Msub1ect
was Archaeology. and was han ,ili
most ably. The lecture was, u possible
more interesting than those preceding y ~
being thoroughly appreciated by the aud
cnce. $$ts 81 XIV ~ VI !,
| "a very enjoyable cnrd party was had
on We'd esday evening att the manor
house. .:l,lie card tables seated four each.
and were nfterWard used a il 6anduet
boards Mrs. y. S. Read. tho hostess,
was assisted;!tn receiving by Mrs. Is.
Read, Mrs. j. S. Read 9alol Nllss y u li'
Head. ,2t5, 4, :, ~. Z.
has been a guest at the Tower house for
s0mn5esSa mes Viii leuve ON r neHday next, for
Buffalo. ITO will return witt, Airs. Glitter
lis later oil. when they VIII make t lili
their permanent horne.
Mrs LIlllo iDanscy, Of Richmond. was
II guest OF Mrs G. T Collins lI 81 On: Thurs
'ay I}s y rf q ;r d, washington. B. c:.
has 81 rrsG,i iii easlpe1ier home after q most
plFfias;tnt}Wisitfto her sister. Mrs. j. NJ
Atkissoi;, hri tDuisy Avenue
Nj" ,a,ltl. Ntrs. Adams, OF Winthrop g;
Mass are guests at tltss Itlansor shqt'sn: fs
The arg sxl,l)lt q the past week Vt 7, the
|Towcnlp1isb Mas vlstelEby g great many,
whoscsadmiration no dd,,htSwass ncourag-
| ing il sA1iss ElIhry, the artist. There were
| many sscSsncs@df local interest as well as
others more remote. 5; "A "
Mrs. w P.;.purner took. luncheon sol.
Thursday with :or,5 S. AZ Soopcs and Mrs.
| B a. Bowers, at Lynphurst.
Rov. a. ~ somers lH making Improve
mellts in his poultry yard, which Is q
! model one. His poultry is the famous
| Rhode Island Red. q handsome and rare
| Sotilcrs IS thinking Of selling his bcautl-
full home. here to return North
The infant child OF Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Ryan Is quite sick at their home on Daisy
! Avenue.
Mi. j. n. Bilbie continues critically III
at his home on Fern Avenue. #E5 Il
a valuable little pet dog belonging to
Mrs. ] w. Filble was either stolen or
| strayed from its home che past week.
| There will be an important meeting OF
the If.ss brancl, d the yYoman's Nation
al,,4tlliance Tomorrow afternoon at the
home of Mrs, e. s. Read. All members
] arc REQUESTED TO .nttenQ.
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= 4. u 80 n. - ". q.
Y, AT . !. IN 4, - c,,1I Z, =

Vii bo pa,i,tcd handsomely II ori1an, g n.
stai signs S. the Burton Co., and Wien
complete will be a. source Of grent attr rae
tinn i Il being the only sign board on the
Nine Mile road between Richmond a lltel
Seven Pines. IL. ~; b,a
n Hugh p Fiege was detained a.. a. ~, ne
homo during the week on aecou ~ =
Emma Hopwood. the little girl who was
la I,ivYi,,rt some time ago has very near near
u recovered from the effects Of the ac 4,
tcidcnt. 49,.
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9t4 I Is I To-
Louis Chamberlain. who has been quite
sick Is able to be out again.
q Mrs. Joseph Robins is very III at her
homo with pneumonia.
Fred Furnar has reLurnedto his home
In Petersburg. after q pleasant visit 10
Ills parents. IL Ne
Roll Of honor pupils. Antioch school:
Emma Schroeder, Agnes Kah, Evelyn
2Knhl, Ella Baker, Carrie Baker. Frank
kahl. s5j N ,3g
h One Of The most delight ful dances Of
this season was given tho past week by
Mrs Frank Richardson In honor Of Miss
Madeline Jones. OF Alexandria. Dancing
was INDUCED In until n. late hour. when.
all repaired to the dining, room. where
an elegant supper was served. The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Mary johns
son. Myrtle Sharpe. Mary Sharpe Agnes
iISahl. Mary Baker snllle Baker, Made
Zinc Jones, Evelyn Kahl; Aessrs. lNapo-i
leon Fisher, OF Richmond; r., i, Durrett.
Louis Chamberlain, Sydney Chnmberlain.
clifton Sharpe Willie Sharpe, Enstacs
Fisher, Arthur Fisher Thomas Fisher.
Frank Kah, Ed. Thurman, Leonard
.Whltlock. Eddie Sharpe. w, &, Chnmber-i
lain, Mrs. M. G. Bowery, Mrs. Emma
southall, ana Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rich.
ardsoNl chaperoned the party. &
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ATTRACTIVE TRIPS 4. TO THE PACIFIC

BEGINNING with April ED, and rontinl,-
ling ia; May list, 1904, the Southern Rail-
way will sell very low rates excursion
3tickcts to California. The rate will ba
sNie5 for the round trip from, Richmond,
oyer privileges at Houston, Texas and
points west thereof. The return limit
or these tickets will be June 8Oth, 1904
Attractive side trips have been arranged
at very low rates. You may go and
return via the same route, or so ono
route and return another. Tho service
or the soutlierr Railway, IN connection
New Orleans, Is unsurpassed.
THE Dining Car service ON through
trains Of the Southern Railway IS main
,talned at Tho highest standard Of ex-
cellence,
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New Advertisements.

The Great Baltimore Fire Does Not Inter.
fere With Our Fertilizer Busincss-N. !, Cor
such Son Company, Westminster. Nd.
Bark Wanted a. Scblosser Tannery The
Schiesser OAK Tanning Company Of Carroll
County. Nd.
March Sale Of House Furnishing Goods
T. w. Naiher 4 sons. Westminster aud MAJ.
chester
CARPETS and MAttiugs-The Miller Bros.
Co.. = Popular Cash Stores. Westminster
Dr. Wm. BAlIzcll Barch. Maryland State
Vaccine Agency, Baltimore. Nd
Spring Dress Fabncs-H eriug's Depart.
ineat Store. Westminster.
/ Have Money To Loan. Aymington
Peavey, BROOKLYN, y \.
John lrayer, Westminster, Nd. Fine Mon
ustrnJs and Heaisisne,-
Horse apd Mules W1n'-l-F T.. t,aa,i,
ain R~isiersIoaa
LIS; OF Unclaimed Matter in the Poztoslics,
Res'm minister. Nd.
Fence Nc ~. Ssyl~ WIRE. W EYER.
Niddleburr. Nd
Watch Our Puecs-Hovari D. En.or, Mes
Windsor. Nj
Horses and Males Wanted. Robert Kiu;er.
Westminster
5 ; wils2n. Artist in Photography, West.
miasIef
Note, to Farncr.-E. ". Rt.h. Sapeua.
tea8-ut
Barraius-Ksefer 4 Sallirau. Westminster.
l.igne--W Il. S,Aah. Cn'oo Bridge Nd
Hor.cs-H. A Smith, Hanover. Pa
Legal Notices.
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A PIeasaa, Evening at the Almshouse.

On Saturday evening, February 9th. Mr..
aud Mrs. Benton Hahn, steward Asd stew.
ardess Of the Carroll c0aaiy Alnshoass.
entertained at supper Miss Mary b. Shellmsu
and the young men of the \. ". c. A.. Of
Western Maryland College. which comprise
what is known IS the AlmShouse Committee.
and who have charge Of the Sunday afternoon
services held al that institution Mr.. and
Mrs. Hahn not only are great help ta the
committee in their work. but realizing that
much good is being accomplished hy their
lsbors amongst the inmates took this very
pleasant way OF showing their appreciation Of
sud sympathy ia the WORK. After sappeF
program was rendered consisting Of vocal and
instrumental music and recitAiioas. which
were heartily enjoyed by n number Of ,he in
mates. Mr.. and Mrs Hahn are right people
in che right place, and the Couaty Commis-
sioners aud all Interested ia the welfare Of our
poor are 10 be congratulated on having secured
such kind and efficient managers, who realize
that the Almshouse Is ia r-Alify refuge and
a home for our aged and afflicted poor. The
young people returned TO the College at 8
clock. after spending mos, delightful even
ing and greatly encouraged in The good work
they have undertaken.
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COMPANY Il ELECTS OFFICERS.
A Captain, First and Second Lieutenants
Elected-Who the New Officers Are.

An election for officers of Company H, First Regi-
ment, !. NJ. \. c., was held Wednesday night,
March 9th, at the Armory of the Regiment Band
Westminster and resulted in the unanimous cleo
ton of Lieut.. Claude Tilden Smith for captain and
Sergeant Charles A Holton for first lieutenant
The election for second lieutenant quite spirit
ed and excited a great amount of interest in
which Sergeants William Grover Lawyer and Ed
ward S. Shriyer contestants, resulting in the
election of Sergeant Lawyer. Captain G. L Fisher,
of Hagerstown, conducted the election, and after
ward he and Capt Jos. T Herring, assistant surgeon,
conducted the examination of the officers elect
which they successfully passed and will be com
missioned at once.
Capt-elect Claude Tilden smith is p years ofage,
was born in Wakefield, Md educated in the pri-
vate schools of this city and graduated at Western
Maryland College in 1895, studied law, and was
admitted to the bar in 1899 and has been practicing
ever since. He enlisted in Company II, then
stationed at Frizellburg, January Sth, 1901, was
elected second lieutenant January 18th, 1901, and
has served in that capacity since and recently
rcorganized the company and had it transferred to
this place.
Lieut. elect Charles A. Holton is 81 years of age,
was born in Baltimore, Nd. and educated in the
schools of that city He has been an instructor in
athletics for the past Is years and has been instruc
tor a. Western Maryland College for the past four
years; was a member of the District of Columbia
Guards and the Fourth Maryland Regiment; was
the commandment of the Fresh Air Camp, held an-
nually at Belair, Nd, for three years and has had
excellent experience in handling men.
Lieutenant-elect William Grove Lawyer is 70
years of age, was born in Westminster and was ed
ucated at Western Maryland College and Pennsyl
vania College; he is a contractor and the son OF L
J. Lawyer. He has had no previous military e1pe-
rience.
The oficers-eleet will give set-out to the men of
the company and the band at some date TO be Sc
lected.
Edward S shriver has been recommended for and
will be warranted s Sergeant; other appoint
ments will be deferred until some future time.
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SIMPLIFY ITEMS.
Mite Society Meeting of Conference
PreSident-High Waters, Etc.

As previously announced, the Ladies Aid
Society of Zion held its monthly meeting at
Mrs Grove j. Shipley's on the 9th instant.
The meeting was well attended. The presi-
dent, Mrs Aletha P0ster. called the meeting
to order AT > D. m. aud presided over its de
alterations during the entire session. The
secretary, Miss Gertrude Hook. called the
roll and noted abSentees, while Miss Etha
Shiplpy collected the regular monthly dues in
place of Miss Iciedene llaston, who is quite
III with with pneumonia. Our aged and high
" esteemed treasurer, Mrs. Annie Williams
was present, aud reported that the financial
part of the society was in iOurishng condi-
ton. Two new members were added TO the
society and the future outlook is very promis
ing. After the meeting was adjourned to hold
its next session at Mrs. Mary 5. Hooks, Mrs
Shipley generously served cake and lemonade.
Those present were Mesdames Aletha Polster,
Annie Williams, f. G. Shipley, F. j. Grimes
aud G. J. Shipley; Misses Gertrude Hook,
Etha Shipley, Luly ShiPley, Bessie S. Ship
ley, Edith Polster, Marie Polster; Messrs
Elias G. Shipley, Cornelius n. Shipley, Grove
j Shipley. and Masters Lester Poster and
Vernon Grimes.
The president of the Maryland Annual Con-
ference, Rev. F. T. Little. dined with our To-
cal preacher, Rev. G. J. Shipley. Sunday. the
7th instant, and spent socially one hour and
a half with his family. The President is lock
lug we'll and is held in high esteem here.
The rain of Monday caused the waters here
to get very high. The streams over flowed
their banks aud our fields aud roads we're like
a sponge. Travelling was dispensed with and
wsShouts looked after.
Reuben n. Barnes has rented John T. Wag-
uer's tenant house. and Jacob Frizzell has
rented Eliss g. Shipley's tenant house, near
Morgan Run.
Earl, son OF Albert Gibson, is quite Ill eiih
pneumonia. Dr.. Wells. of Westminster, Is
the attending physician.
The swee, songs of the blue birds are daily
heard here. We have not seen any robins
yet Wild geese have been trying to go north.
bu, on Saturday, the 9th, We saw a flock of /
geese going back south, hence We looked for a
storm or period Of more cold.
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Secretly Married Three months Ago.

The Baltimore American. of March Q, says:
Friends of Miss Rose Adele Coonan, daugh
ter of the late DIR. Daniel S Coonan, of West
minister, Nd, aud DR.. William Francis For
sylhe, son of Mrs. Emma l.. Forsythe, 1888
Linden avenue, will be surprised TO hear of
their marriage on November q last, at Pres
byterian church in Wilmington. Del, Rev.
DR.. Wolf performed the ceremony. DR.. For
sythe is part owner of the drug store at Mosher
street and Druid Hill avenue, formerly con-
Quoted by DIR. William II. Caspari, Jr. The
store will be conducted by Forsythe Graham.
DR.. Forsythe, who is a graduate of the Mary
land College of Pharmacy, is living at present
with his mother and the bride is stopping with
friends in this city.
The mother of DIR. Forsythe is unaware of
the marriage of her son. He expects shortly
to select a home, where his bride and himself
will start housekeeping.
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Cranberry Items.

The Young folks Of this vicinity enjoyed the
dance given BY Henry Hosfelt Al b., home
last Saturday evening. There ~as sboai -
persons prescott Those who did nor take a
part in dancing spent The evening 10 other
amusemeats. The music for the social Sas
furnished by TemPes, Meuehey. of Nan-
chester.
The rain and thaw on Monday caused uaHy
wAshouts IN the roads, fields and mcadO~-.
Sink holes can be looked tor, as u IS reported
that several we're driven into on the road lead
ing from the Sullivan road. by tudinssrs
mill. 10 Manchester.
Henry Hosfelt will move u Westminster
this spring He has, It is said, accepted
position With Charles Fiaier TO drive q buck
ster route.
The negroes have captured The Fourth
congressional district Republican convention
which met at Petersburg Va, March ;. aud
elected colored delegates to the national COZ
yeution. The same occurred in one o; the
lower counties of Maryland last year: they
gained control and named their candidates.
Think of 1t, white man TO follow the dIgec-
ton OF a negro in public affairs; il takes some
thing more civilized to conduct good govern
ment than the negro.
Henry Snyder. who was i'll for the last few
weeks, Is still confined to the house