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The Cairo bulletin., 1904-01-15

About the last place on this earth
that one would expect to hear Of a
genuine down east Yankee New Eng
land story being read with evident
relish Is Paris. yet the publishers OF
Quincy A1ams Sawyer" from which
the play OF that name is made. have
recently received word that their rep.
resentatiye in France had a transla-
tion Of the book made aud published
with popular results AS matter OF
fact the book Depicts certain phases
OF New England life in a vivid manner
that has never been attained by any
other author. and the production OF
Quincy Adams Sawyer" which will
he seen here at the opera house Thurs
day, Jan 2lst. is the book in play form
containing that same country charm
and rural atmosphere as swcetly nat
ural as the breath Of the fields.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
Revolution forestaende.

Eft sakert tecken pa en- annalkande
uppskakning och allvarsamt ondti edert
system ar neryositet. somnloshet eller
ondt i mageu. Electric Bitters atiagsnal
fort dessa besvarliga akommor. bet miss
lyckas aldrig att ttaIka magen. regierH
nIurarne och inelfvorna, stimulera lief
vern och reuar blodet. Nedbrutna syst
emer paverkas ]isynnerhet valgoranee, och
ALA &tf0liands smarter forsvinna under
dess s0kande och grundliga verkan. Elec-
trio Bitters kostar endast SOC. och delta
aterbetalas. derest Diet 81 ar tillfullkomlig
belatenhet. Garauteras af Lungren X
Andreen, apoekare. Sioux City. la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16

CORA garnisonstjenst och vid be-
hot ahosa sina yugre stridskamra-
ter. Men regementet hade endast
en- strid att utsta med guerillas,
bet gjorde Tor ofrigt mycker
nytta och utmonstrades 1865.
c. C. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
brostet
Lampor till halfva priset uuder
slutiorsaljningen hos Durston,
32I Fourth street.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
300 BELONICc l O

Donna tidnings lasaro will vara glada 6fverGts
Srfara, att der err Diet minsta on fruktad sjukdcm.
com vetenskapen arr stand till att kurera 4 ALA
dcss stadler och dot ar katarr. Halls Catarrh Cure
hammer. Da katarr ar en- constitutional sjuk-
dom, fordrar den on constitutional demanding.
Hall's Catarrh Cure tages I'm, verkar direkt pa
blodet och slemhinnorna systemet, tilllntetgor
dervid siukdomens orsak och giver patienten
styrku, vid att upubygga konstitutionen och
hjelpa naturen att CORA sltt arbete. Egarne har
"a mycken t,lltro till dess valgorande kraft, att
de erbjuda Hundra Dollars for hvarje fall, hva-
rest denna medicin Of verkar botande. Sand
sfter lista af ioford. Tiliskrlf.
I. J. CHENEY a 90, Toledo, o.
~ TIL saiu hos ALA apotekare, 7tc.
Hau's Eamily Pulls arc do basta. .-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
Den

Den siste medlemmen at
Iowas S. k, ''graskaggregemente'
at volontarer tran inbordeskriget
har alidit i Knoxville, Ia. Han
var Todd i Irland 1903 och var
alltsa otver IoI ar gammal. Hans
MANN var Hugh Logan. Ora
skaggregementet"6ck delta MANN,
emedan Diet bestod endast at al
DIRE och medelSlde rs man. Sedan
en- petition blifvit sand till presi-
dent Lincoln 1862. erholls tilla-
telse att organisera EFT regemen-
tet kallades 81 Iowa och hade
hufvudsakligen till andamal att
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
En- skenande hast.

som rusar nedfor gatan och kestar de a
kande ur akdonet eller hundra andra O.
lvckshandelser iptIaffa hvarje dag. bet
h5fves enhvar att hafva en- palitlig saliva
till hands, och Diet finnas ingen sd bra
som Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Bransar:
ska, sar, eczema och hamorrhojder forsvin-
ma hastigt under dess helande i~ufytande.
Endast Csc. hos Lungren d Andreen,
apotekare. Sioux City. Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16

Fina dinner sets at osterrikiskt
porslin varda $3.50 for $II.75
hos J. X. Prugh. sI2-3I4 Nebras
ka street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
D6dsdansen

OIdnQ dnDdt.
Vida orgier och dodens allvar-
llgt manande stamina, lustiga
soldatsanger den cna qvallen och
hJertslitande plagoskran den an
dra, "a de sarade utan mojliehet
till help ligga i dodsqval pa
Manschuriets slater, Diet air turer
som iolja Stag i slsgi den vida
dodsdansen har. bet skrifves
sa mycket ON soldaternas mod
och stridsIystnad, men genom
rokmolnen Diver slagfalten ser
man har andra bilder, som tala
or krigets fasor och de sarades
gransl0sa lidanden Diet mand-
schuriska helvetet.
Efter en- uttrottande resa i for
Pestade och qvafva iernvagsvag-
mar urlastas omsider soldaterna
Hardin. Friska, praktiga poi
kar, de fiesta i sin alders var, Dir
def, som tumla ut ur vagnarne.
Men i Hardin maste de bereda
sig for de vdntande strapatserna
och CORA sig en- glad dag. Bran
vim, kortsPel och de grofsta ut
s%vafningar afo t0rberedelser til,
striderna. Satsen ar: at, drick
och var glad, ty i morgon skall
du do. Druckpa soldater ser
man 0~fverallt, pa gator och va
gar, och raa upptraden af ALA
Stag, som. mar officerarnes order
icke atIydas, ia slit efterspel inf0r
krigsratten.
Men LANCE Dir Diet Ell gosssarne
IA niuta at dessa forspelets froi
der. Diver kullar och berg mar
schera de och slapa genom den
tunga, bottenl0sa gyttjan efte r
sig tuuga kanoner. Mar natten
intruder och man gjort en- days
marsch pa ungefar 7 engelska
mil. blir Diet rast pa en- bergslutt-
ming. SON stupar sa brant, att de
som icke arc f0rsigtiga, mangen
gang glida ned och krossas i at
grundens svalg.
Eft skytall Diver svammar Ian
det, och lungvata inpa bara skin
net IA de tr6tta krigarne med sa.
riga ech varkande fotter lagea
sig krirg eden. Oita meddelas,
att lifsmedelstrausporten icke
hunnit fram. Da ar det att med
tom mage s0ka s0mnens glomska
och hvila ON den will installa sig.
FL sallan handler Diet att de kraf-
tiga. nyss at helsa stralande yng-
lingarne duka under vid des-
sa lagereldar och aldrig mer resa
sig, Kriget har fordrat EFT al
sina manga offer oblodiga offer.
De, som do salunda, arc reIativt
lyckliga.
Icke heller OGDEN pa slagfaltet,
ON den kommer snabbt, ar sd
f%0rfarande.
Men de sarades lott ar s&dan,
att pennan ryggar tillbaka for att
skildra den.. Lyckliga de. som
do, skrifver en- officer, ty de sa-
rade vantas af helvetets marter.
Timme elter timme ligga de in
nan de bli upphemtade, ia, man,
ga IA ligga hela dagar i Diet h6ga
o yfvfga graSet imam man hittsr
dem. Morker och dodstystDad.
endast afbruten at de s5rades
egen TANNER omge dem, torst
och rasande smarter pima dem,
och karske an mer kanslan al
fullstandig hjelploshet. en- skrack,
nara gransande till vansinne in
for tanken pa att vara tyungna
att ensam do en- langsam, mar
terfull d0d, som endast den, som
kannt den, riktigt kan fatta. Och
till sist, mar de s8rade verkligen
blifvit funna och florida till ambu-
Jansen, lidandena der.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
Hjerta, hjerna och nerver,

Hjertklappning. svar undermining. nedsla
gen kansla, fruktan for en- kummande fara
eller d6d, en- fasa at vara ensam m. M. m. m.
behandlas med en- 81 syikande framgang.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-12-16
DR.. Wood,
Sioux Citys fornamste specialist
hyilken personllgen ser och bchandlar
ALA patienter.
NanuDu c-o~I~
Nerves svaghet och ALA dess

delslders och gamla main, obetanksamheter I
ungdomen, ofyerdrifter under mogna ar far
orsakande f8rluster, SON forminska styr-
njurar. intlammerade R6rtlar, brack. yatten-
och aderbrack; svindelanfall ihufvudet' ned
slagenhet, daligt mime och manga audra
symptomer on0diga att nimna.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
sunday school workers, Attention.

The recent State CsBveuiioe ct Sgnday
School WVrkeFs. bcli is B4itlrorr uatev 90"
auspices ~ ttc NAFy.sud SssdAy >chuOi
UnloH. zas s~esicr rsgh iu Inspiration and
saersslsTeasss Co al Who attended BE-. safely
10 Teacher sect OK trvn fbs g.13 20 tha,
meeting @lih1EI a rclt1lcaglnn ui hls life 81
his hoiy cail.uE. The dominant theme iu AL.
,hr ss-s.auus Ras better grzCAsrs. better ygp~r
inteudeuts. better woSk.
A s-cond ihlnE specially gnphasszci sas
'haf the so,s 81 The MArYiAad SgadAy School
Dusou = NOS - AuiagoaiE- - - ANY say ta
lrrtsrr slsb UNCONVENTIONAL ~Drk, Dgl rather
Co make &c mor- rfieIcnt, 70 enable each one.
through she help offered b. The [ nsaa, o. DO
usorr succrssfal Nors Ia bls usu particular
church Tbs being es~AF the ofhcrus OF thr
& mon ieei that ihey cAa freely offer their ser
wees at bslpf1nsss lo all the schools ia 9be
State. Aad also ask for ihr.r hearty GO opera
uou-
As President of the Carrot, Cngnly School
Association. sud Nlcr Prrsijcnf 81 ih~ Mary
lAud Saniay school Uuiou. ! sog'd Ike 10
make this statement: Il there - taNB. OF
iisirici snyah-r- in the ruuuiy, ,n sAlch
sunday School soSk has .aszcd aud itv oui
look for toe failure is NOS promising. and thrrr
IS a longing 90 the part at she "Fai;htn Fsw
for qulcAenIag a. better lhiuE., DC CaH hr
accomplished by making Jhss request kuosu
Co the undersigned, a. LinWood. ~h0 wIil A.
range. w5Ih the assistance OF the State urEaul
zat5aa. lo prepare programs, set speskers
au4ous u1r local workers aud from the city,
aud arrange ior holding borough. distTic, aud
county conventions There are over so sun
day School Conventions held 10 this State each
yrar under fhs, pieces 81 the Mary land Sun
day school Union. aud Carroll county ought
to have is share. The expenses will be uolh
ing beyond the entertainment Of q few dele
gates, and actual convention expenses. which
can be met by basket offerings. The profit
wilt be manifold JEssG T. GARNGR.
President Ut Carroll County :. :. Association
aud Vice President Of the Maryland ). ;.
Union for Carroll County
Miss MYELE CAPLE. Secretary.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
The Know 1t Ais.

After an election there are scores Of
theorists who rush into print with their
reasons why this, that and the other oe-
CURED, how it could have been prevented,
and thrash the air with abuse Of those who
had charge of the campaign. If asked
why they did not make known how such
deficiencies could be remedied, which they
saw from the start would end in disaster,
they reply I'VE are only lockers on, and
do not care to plunge into the political
pool, &c. The majority of such GROWERS
is composed of men who were looking for
political crumbs to fall into their hands,
and when they find they have to scratch for
a living their Indignation is unbounded,
and is given vent in such journals as wish
to be known as Independent, for no
respectable party journal would publish the
brayings of such asses.
If these gIowlers are men Of brains,
capable of doing all they claim they can
accomplish, and have the welfare of their
respective parties at heart, why do they
not show it in the open? Then the rank
and file would hail them as leaders No,
they know that the public are aware that
in every thing they undertake in life that as
successes they are decided failures. and do
not measure up to even thirteen karat
standard of quality. Oh how easy it is to
see the mote, &c, especially when looking
for sinecure position with fat salary
attached
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
MARYLAND Collegiate Institute Notes.

Rev. III NouTtee Of Brownsville. No. wss the
guest Of his daaghter Ksthfyu Yourtev, ~ this
college lie arrived here saturday evening Nsd
started Tor his home on Monday cveuiss Rev
Nourtoe Is 90 aged minister the German h Ptist
Brutheru Church lie preached 10 toHn on -unsiEy
morning and in the chapel al p N
Rev Mr. Reed coadncicd chapel exercises Toes
day porniug A. usual he had a geoi uaes-sLe ior
us
T. J. Brandenburg. Of Morgan, Nd accompanied
by his friend. Mr. GsftrvI were via us tfam Phi
day evening until Sunday afternoon NJ Braodea-
burg is highly esteemed BY both The stuteuh snd
faculty
NJ ;. D Hoiopeter Is spending Taaafsgi sing
with Lester Pesrre. q UnionvHie. Nd.
Miss Lorz FAhrpey IS speadiag her Thanksgiving
holhiays at her home IN FreicricE. Nd
humber OF the bo4riinE students went Win
friends 20 their homes Tor turkey.
The bo2gdiBg students attended picturesque
lecture given by Mr., Aseosnbcr 10 the iowu hall Oh
TUESDAY evening.
Every who iaiici 10 heas the sgseAai program
November - missed especially good and welI
rendered one The vocal solo Is worthy q PEaisr
All our hIeresry programs are becoming gradn
silly better The public are coriiaiiy invited to
attend them.
our students have one mnr= cause for which To y
thankful on Thanksgiving D4y. That is. that the
examinations OF the fall term are over.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
Accused of Registering 179 Bogus Names
in 9th Ward
To Expose Scheme Of Frauds.

Charged with having padded the registra-
ton list in the 10th division of the Fifth Ward,
James Scott, of SD South juniper street,
Seventh Ward, was held in 5000 bail yesterday
by Magistrate Eisenbrown for a further hear
ing next Monday The arrest marks the be
ginning of series of prosecutions by the
LAWYERS Committee of the Democratic City
Committee. SCOTS case viii test every point
at issue. and determined effort viii be made
10 have it brought to an early conclusion IN
court.
The affidavit upon which the warrant was
issued was made by Edward +. AbTahams, OF
400 Gaskin street, who eanvassed the division
four times, and who claims to know every
qualified voter in it personally. There are
2s2 names on the registry ofvoters certified 10
by Assessor Scott, aud Abrahams declares l79
are fraudulent
Thirty afidavits have been obtained in sup
port of the charge that james Clark, delin'
ouent tax collector. who lives at Twenty sixth
street and Lehigh avenue, conducted the re
cent election in the 10th division Of the Fifth
Ward; that liquor was served upon the prem
ises on election day; that Gus Shorter, who
acted as Judge of election, lives IN the Tenth
Ward, and, therefore. was not qualified TO
serve; that Assessor Scott never lived at 440
Lombard street, from which address he is
registered, aud that impersonaters and repeat
.ers we're permitted to vote.
Francis Fisher Kane. chairman OF the Law
yers' Committee, who will conduct the prose
eution, will endeavor to show by witnesses
next Monday the exae, condition Of affairs IA
the Fifth Ward and illustrate the system by
which 1922 uachalleuged voters figure as 5745
voters upon the official assessment hist. To-
the 10th division the recognized leader, Clark;
the Judge. Shorter, and the assessor. Scott,
are all colouized in the ward. none being
resident, according to aihdaviis. II is under
stood the case will be carried 10 the Supreme
Court. if necessary TO make a complete expose
Of the system.
In his affidavit Of complaint Abrahams
charges that Scott knowingly. wiifaily, false
Iy and unawfully assessed as qualified voters
in the 10Th division the following persons from
the addresses set opposite their names. a. well
as more than efiy other persons.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
A visit 10 me AlmshOuse ana JAN.

A member OF the Grand Jury furnishes THs
ADVOCATE With the following account Of their
visit TO the Jail aad Almshoa>e on Tuesday:
The Grand Jury which has seei 10 session ior the
past niue days visited the Almshouse and were met
at the door by Mr.. Hahn. The superintendent We
usheFed into the EsaEior for few moEnenIs
and then were invited 20 examine the place We
found everything in perfect order The inmates were
perfectly conisned and said they had VI iheF could
wish for Aflsr We had eoan through the buildings
We were Invited 20 the diningFOom 20 raft4ke Of
refreshments. which were prepared by Mrs Hahn
and her two daughter We enjoyed the occasion
very much. shortly after returned 20 Nestmlil-
steF much refreshed By our TIP
We also visited the Jail, accompanied by Mr..
Steele the states Attorney, Sberd ilson escorted
through the buildings and into the cells. which
we found all right The inmates were cheerful. e.
pecially the colored ones In one cell. which Was
occupied by " hite man. discovered some beau
tiful drawings which looked a. II ex pert had
occupied IT, After giving the premises = thorough
inspection we were guided To the diuingroom.
where a table was laden with ali that could be
wished for.
The members were yery greatly pleased with The
visit 70 both Institutions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
Maryland Affairs.

Thomas W Jones, Of Rldgely, Caroline
county. a member Of the school board aud Tor
the past seven wears president of the Denton
National Bank died in a Philadelphia hospital
November -. aged "A years. A few months
ago Mr. Jones was operated on for append.
cigis and recovery seemed complete.
John W. Kelley, of Laurel a ticket agent
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and OF the
United States Express Company al Jessup,
five miles east of Laurel. was arrested
last Sunday and committed to Annapolis jail
on the charge of msapproprating the funds of
the railroad company. 1t Is alleged that Mr.
Kelley has for some time past been making
bills in duplicate, recelpung one set when the
the money was paid to him and keeping the
other set on file to mislead the travelling audi
tors Of the company Ii is said that the
amount of his alleged shortage is over 5000.
Mr. Kelley was formerly the Baltimore and
Ohio agent at Strasburg Junction, Virginia.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
The Cry of Fraud.

The Baltimore American liver is very
much out of order since the election.
Years ago, when the Republicans were
defeated by the use of puddin tickets, as
they claimed and which were introduced
by the Republican party to defeat the
Democrats, the American cried fraud,
fraud, and now, that they have won, by
the largest majority ever given, it still
cries fraud No doubt of it, as the over
whelming majority given in some of the
Republican States indicates that they prac-
ticed fraud very largely, especially in Penn
sylvania and particularly in Philadelphia,
where, the Ledger says, there were over
so, 900 fraudulent votes polled by the con-
sent of the election officials, the mayor
and the police. OF course there was
fraud.
In this connection it will not be out of
place to state what Philadelphia asses
sor, known as register of voters in this
State, said in this office last summer.
When asked what he was doing he replied;
81 am an assessor of voters now and am
doing good work The Ward Boss said
he wanted large returns from the ward,
and am doing it. When asked how,
he said: Il went to a stable and there |
found one man and four horses, and |
placed on the list FIVE voters from that
number. Is it to be maryelled at that
Philadelphia can give such Republican
msjorities when the polling lists are filed
with animals as voters.
Since the above was written the Ledger
of that city on Tuesday published the fol-
lowing:
Assessor Arrested for Padding List.
Accused of Registering 179 Bogus Names
in 9th Ward
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26

The SECOND Week 1t Oar Great Bargain
sale at Hou-rfurul.hiag Gaad~--f. ". Asih
CIR & sous. Westminster Aud Manchester.
Tbs, sale OF Dress Goods Affords Many tn
usual Opportunities The Miller hras. Go. y
Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Make rhls a Silver. Gold OF tut Glass
CHRISTMAS -Iamr- n CAsSeil. Je~-Ier and
Dpgiciau, Westminster
PubEc school Receipts aud Disbursement
$ simpson. treasurer
R.mb.er Automobile Fila, r. Arnold
Agent. Smaiiwood, Nj.
Holiday Fruits aud Grucer5-- John u.
Ba~erz. Westminster.
LIS, Of Unclaimed Matter be- The Possahsg~
Westminster. Nj.
Pahi.c sale oi iloas~ auI ta,-ju.sph
ii. Gore.
Rapmaer Salg-Char,r, =. Hrriag w~s'
minister.
Arm II Arm Mitchell, As Gau~r., West
minister.
Ke,trr & >uH,,o'. l.s., ai rrc,, Ws"m'o
Sier
T~g.F Notices
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
CarrnllIon IIrmS

Lewis H. Blizzard aud Miss Addie Houck,
both OF near Carroliton station were married
at Centenary VI. Z. Church parsonage. West.
Minister. November II, by the pastor, Rev. d.
g. Miller The newly married couple are
nov domiciled at the groom parents.
Diphthrria has been quite prevalent in this
locality. A four-yea old daughter Of Mr.. ID.
". Tawuey died about two weeks ago. aad a
child Of Mr. F. Shafer. - ho has been sick from
the same cause, is nov much improved. Lit
tie Bennie Croft, son of the veteran farmer. has
been i'll with diphtheria, but is getting better.
DR.. Joseph L. Herring, Of Westminster. Is the
attending physician.
Rev. Victor X Bets, the newly appointed
pastor Of the Union Bethel Church OF God,
has moved into the parsonage and preached
his FIRST sermon last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Tyler.
the former pastor, has departed for his new
field OF labor At Maytnwn, Lancaster county,
Penua.
CarrolIton Flour Mill is now running on full
time aud is kept going until eight or nine
o. clock at night. E. f. Rooms is the manager,
with Cleveland Shamer as assistant.
Since the law permitting gunners to hunt
game went into effect many rabbits and birds
have been shot ii this locality.
Many farmers are still enjoying themselves
by husking their corn, good deal of which IS
spring planting.
Hog killing in this neighborhood is begin,
ming TO loom up; Mr.. j. Albert Chew killed
several fine porkers last Tuesday, as also did
Mr.. Jesse Taylor.
Mr.. Joel Ebaugh, of near Wesley Church.
has gone TO Baltimore hospital to have his
eyes operated upon. At last accounts he was
much improved.
John, son Of J. Frank Snyder, has gone to
Baltimore to learn carpentering.
John CoIlinson has bought the property of
Mrs. Lee Martin, near the station and with
his family has moved from the old delipidated
house to his new home, which is more com
Portable. The price paid was $3.50.
Lewis H. Blizzard has begun the foundation
wall of new house, which be is about build.
ing, facing the railroad, and near Carrolltou
station. Ezra Evans is the contractor aud
builder.
William Long, of Carrollton station, killed
Tuesday afternoon four hogs, one a spring pig,
which weighed 1888, 2l9, 228 and 260 pounds.
The spring pig was the heaviest; the others
were year old.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
Company AND BAND Inspection.

Company Il and the First Regiment Band will be
inspected in their new Armory on the cgih instant
by Col Charles d. Gather Inspector General. NJ. y
G.. and Capt. William Baird. L. : A. retired who
is detailed with the National Guard Of Maryland
under the provisions Of the Dick law.
The Armory has been completed aud contains
drill hall Sexes feet. company and lOahnR room
Sixl6 feet as well rs officers and quartermAs-
ter's room. Lockers will De used by each OF
the company aud band in which they must keep all
their equipments. An order has gone out from
Company headquarters that every article of State
property in the possession of the members of tine
company must be retained on Tuesday night and
put in the locker allotted TO each respective man or
proceedings viii be instituted The company and
Ioafng room will be partially furnished at the ex
pense of the State and festival will be held some
time during the winter TO raise enough money TO
provide for its further equipment and II will al all
times be open to the members of the company and
hand as q lOafiug room
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1904-11-26
Union Bridge liens

Ernest Keley's family. his mother Mrs. Jane
Kelley, and his son-in-law. Frank EtzIer, have
moved TO Baltimore.
Frank Haines will occupy the house vacated by
Mr.. Kelley, and VIM. Graham the one vacated by
Mr. Etzer
Postmaster Wolfe and family visiting relatives
in Philadel phis, Pa.
Mrs O'COnnor and children have gone to Balti-
more for week.
oryille Wright and wife, of Baltimore, spent sat-
urdey and Sunday with Mr.. wrighrs parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton Wright
Mr. Stewart McAlister and son Raymond were
visiting at Mr. Wrighrs
Mrs. Ira Morningstar, of Baltimore. spent this
week with her brother. J. Frank Baker.
Lewis Reese will occupy the VIM. J. Hsines
property on Main street, and DR.. D. E. Hof will
take the property vacated by VIM. Reese on the
corner of Broadway and Benedum streets