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The Delta independent., 1905-10-20

Meets the second Saturday Of each month In
tue ]. U. y. Hnll At 90 y. IN. Tile officers for
the ensuing year arc ns follows:
4. a. Jol,naOn, Commander; y. v. Command.
cr, y. 7. Com lnulaf '. Commander. Justin Nc.
Carthy; q. d.. WIS Shippcc: qua rtcriIastcr, d. u.
Blair; Surgeon, II ii. Gray; Chaplain, q. O.
Marsh Adiutaiit. GcOrvc Iccklcv.
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orphans Court.

Monday, September 26.-George r. Cox,
administrator d. b. IA. c. {. a. Of Mriehnr Cox.
received order to pay out funds deposited in
Westminster Savings Bsnk. and also the funds
deposited ia Hampstead Bank IN the nanie Of
Bessie NJ. Cox.
Margaret Smith and Columbus Elserotis.
administrators of John Smith, returned inyrn
tories of personal property Aad money, aud
received order to sell personal prop-lrt.
Rebeeca Hoover aud George q. u Htnser
executors Of Oliver J. Hoover, returned ia
TentorieS of personal properly, mnnry aud
debts and received orders 10 sell personal
property aud real estate.
John W. Shipley and Charles Z. Shipley,
executors of Thomas y. Shipley. reported sale
of renl estate. and received order vi 81 thereon.
AbsAlOm F. II. Bowersox. guardian OF
Henry b. Bowersox, settled SECOND and hnal
account.
Alfred c.. Ephraim and Jonas BachmRn,
executors of William Baehman. reported sale
OF stock aud settled first account.
The last will aud testament of Catherine
Matthias, was admitted "a probate and letters
OF administration. with the will annexed. were
granted TO Polly Garrett. who returned lnyen-
tories OF debts and money
Tuesday. September 26.-Nathan L. Frank
lin and Edgar 5. Jenkins, executors of William
II. Franklin returned inventory OF debts.
John Milton Reifsnider and John l.. Ref
snider Jr. administrators, de bonis non cum
testamento Anuexn. of Jesse Reifsnider, re-
ported sale of real estate aud received order
ni 81 thereon.
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UniOntoWn DISTRICT Items. =,

SEPTEMBER 2S-Miss Estelle Rosenthal,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs H. Rosanthal, 1924
Bolton street, Baltimore, and Mr.. Herman
Rusenthal OF New York city. were married
Sunday, September 25th, at the home of the
bride. Rev. Dir. William Rosneau ofiiciated.
The bride wore a gown of white messaline
trimmed with Irish point lace, tule veil, and
carried lilies of the valley and white prayer
book. The bride was unattended. The bride
is well known in this neighborhood, as she has
been summer visitor for several seasons at
Robert l.. Cookson's, near Unontown.
Miss Emma Spielman. who spent the sum
mer travelling through Europe, landed in New
York on Tuesday of last week. On Friday Il
number of her friends gathered at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. Amelia SpeiIman, Maids
vile, to welcome her home and hear an &C.
count of her trip, especially her visit to Ger,
many, and of their relatives left in the Father
Land.
Rev. G. W. Baughman and wife, of Union
town, were visiting relatives in GrecncaSlle,
Pa, several days This week.
Alfred Bangs and wife, Miss Melva Arnold
aud Earl Brock, of Baltimore, and William
Arnold and wife, of Taneytown, we're guests
of Jesse Arnold and family, Uniontown, last
Sunday.
Mrs. Dir. Mannakee, Of Washington. D. c.,
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. J. Weaver,
Uniontown.
Dr. Clyde Rnutson and wife. Of Buekeys
town, were at his fathers, Thomas II. Rout-
sons this week.
Miss Harriet Seihammer, formerly Of
Uniontown, is visiting friends in the neigh.
borhood
The Christian Endeavor Society Of St.
Paul's Lutheran Church. Unioutown, will hold
Maryland Day services IN the church on Sun
day evening. special program has been
prepared.
There seems 10 be an epidemic Of losing
pocket books. We have heard OF four the
past week. We agree with one a. onr linen
folks that next 10 cash, there is nothing
the women seem to need more than pockets.
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HOucksville Items.

SEPTEMBER 26.-Mrs John Ludwick, OF
Baltimore. is a guest of Mrs. John Smith.
Last Wednesday, while Raymond p. Bueh-
man was riding one OF his fathers mules II
dropped dead, it IS supposed, from heart
trouble The mule was valued at $500.
John W. Abbott and wife, and Mrs. Carroll
Herring, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Shipley, OF Fiuksburg.
Jesse Elserode and Mrs. Mary Buchanan
still remain on the sick list.
Miss Nora Buchanan Is the guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. A. w. Wampler, Of Westminster.
Misses Julia and Clara Sullivan, of Wash
ington, ID. e., returned to their home Monday
after spending several days with }. P. Sulh
van and wife.
Mrs. George W. Zapp spent Sunday with
her sister. Mrs Ida Wilhelm. of Mt Carmel.
T. w. Buehuan has erected a barn on hts
place 32x45 feet; Matthias Lang builder.
Mrs Mary Martin, Of Grange, Baltimore
county, and Mrs. Harriet Horner. of Bali
more, spent the past week with W. II. $. All
gire aud wife.
Mr.. Grove is egain saving in W. II. 5.
Allgire's woods aud no doubt will remain there
all winter.
T. W. Buchanan opened school at Wesley
with 10 pupils. and John W. Abbott opened
at Houcksyie with Is pupils.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley Chapel
met last Thursday at Capt Fl. Clay Ely
nearly all the members were present.
Joseph Rill has moved in with his mother,
Mrs Leonard Rill, and will farm for her.
Carroll Herring and Clarke Abbott spent
Saturday and Sunday in Sykesville, Md.
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DEMOCRATS
Next Tuesday, October 3, is
Registration Day. If not regis
tered 90 and attend to it. II
you hare changed residence, get
a transfer. Do not delay.
EaslYIew Items.

SErTENHEE 2s.-The new school house At
EAstview Is completed aud was opened for pu.
pills last Tuesday morning. 18th instant. with
about - in attendance The land for the
school baildiGgs. containing one half acre.
was donated by Mr.. Nelson Yinglug. and net
hy Mr.. Winfield Caple. as was stated on \ Tor.
Brr occasion. and the building vas placed an
der the supervision al MessrS Emory c. Xapp,
and Nelson IiuEiing as a building committee.
10 contract for the erection 0t the house. The
work progressed rapidly. due To the carefuimAn-
1grHsnt al the peullemeu 5n charge, and be
building Is oau of the hn'-si single roam ho4ses
IN Carroll county. The patrons and ifsyssds
oi EastyjeW and vicinity tilnk laneh credit Is
due Messrs. Lepp aud linsiiug Tor The care.
fal supervision 10 errciIaE lhe house aRi also
for the work sud tine gwen 81, iree 81 charge
Ia The cnan'y b. themselves aui Others
The .choos = taught by Mr. j. VIM. Sellers.
one Ut Carroll cnan'y's most stscieHt teach
ers sad the schoo, hitls iIiF lo h. very Jsr0H,
isinr cue before nisd sIutsr
The committee Is trying 90 srcarc nice
bsli fof She house. siihoni say extra chargr
to The county, Il possible. nod would apprrei.
ale any contrihauoe fron JhciF patrons and
friends towards Purchasing the bell at once.
The people OF Eastyiew community Ssh 60
extrad their sincere thanks "a the Couaty
School Commissioners for their kindness in
granting she building % the school hoasc THIS
yeaT. zs is has hrca much needed fpf several
wears
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Cranberry Items.

| SEPTEMBER 2S.-We were visited by frOs
| Tuesday morning, the first this season. Dam
age to vegetation was light; the roofs ofhouses
we're white and showed the frost very plainly
| The first frost last year occurred on the morn
ing of September %.
Jesse Hull and wife, Geo w. Brown
| Democratic candidate for County Commits
sioner), wife and daughter Evelyn, J. Thoma;
4ingling, Jr., J. Grant Matthias, wife and
family and Paul Strevig visited Noah W
| Miller, of near Uniontown, last Sunday.
| Cranberry Sunday school was to close mex
| Sunday, but the exercises have been post
! poned on account of the absence of severa
| persons, whose services were demanded some
! where else. The school will be closed or
| Sunday morning, October s. On October Isl
there will be 40 school. On the former date
! all the members of the school are requested &c
be present TO receive their treat.
Last Saturday, two young ladies travelling
over the b. 4 II. Division of W. NJ. r. R.
for Westminster, which made II necessary for
| them to change cars at Emory Grove, were
! left off by the conductor at Maple Grove in.
stead. The ladies were strangers, and after
the train had gone discovered they were at
the wrong station or Grove, and had to remain
there on the porch of the station, not even
being invited in the house, until the next train,
~. was SEVERN ious anu ioheiS MUS
| The disappointment of the ladies and the one
awaiting them at Westminster was due to the
conductors carelesSnesS, and he should be
more cautious hereafter in exercising the
duties iutrusted to him.
Clinton Thomas, wife and family visited
VIM. Helm. Westminster; VIM. HoSfelt Wis
tied James Ccppersmilh; John T. Yingling
Sr.. John Lippy and friend, of Westminster,
visited George knipple, this place. last Sunday.
Democrats, don't forget that Tuesday next,
October 8, is the first day to get your boys
registered who became Of age since October
last and desire 10 vote this fall Get your
transfers also and be with US in the walk over
IN November. Amendment and ali.
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Nr Johs Gable. near Wesign jsssi-r. and
Ms. Minerva J. third daughter VI Mr. and
Mrs. Isrzsl TIA, near Cranberry Station. were
married in Westminster on Tuesday evening",
September -, by Res. Fl. Cassidy. sfisr
ubieh they Feisrued Ia the hone of hcg pag.
epss ~hsre > reception was held. The brides
maid S&s Miss Ida e. Dis. SISTER of The BRIDE.
and the groomsmau EAs Charles Miurn. OF
Westminster. Choice aaSie was rendered b.
Miss Ri8gr3y. and Refreshments we're aasnd-
antly served. Thoss present were Israel Cu
aa5 taaily. Joseph N.HgFt EduArd Harrrr
add SITE, EPhrasm SaYdcr and Siir CLARENCE
Snydrr aud uife. Jehn smJb and ~llc
Richard Smith aad sife. Waiter Wineyt ssd
size, Jesse Nuis and STE, jacob Bsnksit and
wife. Edward Wiitc and wife. Wesley Matkias
And wifr. Charles Snydes aad @ife. Ahfaha ~
Baukcrs and wifr; Misses Anu Mars ifiE,
Georgia Sellers. Mary Wimsst. Marie Rijgely.
Carrie Sayjur. Mamie SuydsF EiVa Saydef
Auuie aad Georgia Snydcr. Hilds Hsfves,
Mary Matthias, Ethel Matthias aad Mary Nall.
Hester Snyder. Anni. Berwazrr. Ida Uih
EIiA Bankrrt, Stella BAukcst; Carl Wimerf.
Thelma Wimert. Horace Reese. HcnTv
Say4rr. Charles Milton. james. ArlhsF and
uarry AafriaFsic aud Charles Matthias
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Union Wis items.

SarrSSngE -. David MAsouhetHe7. ~ho
has beea 10 the employ q the i. =. Shsives
Co. for quite a aamber Of ycAsS. has severrd
bis c0aneciloa nth ihas sifm sad will move TO
Baltimore coanty.
Rev. 4. T. TaEg was ia tewn frrenily.
Mss Gertir lAppy has returned to her h0uae
in baltimore, After spending several weeks
Sith Ms Eliza Feezcs.
MIS- EstA VI. Sgewau has entered the
Millersyille state Normal School iu Pennsyl.
wants as a student
Ms. Mary Siobssiirr entertained Glazed
kooniE and bride and Miss R.ssie S;naesilrr
snd Wan. Myers. Of Raehmau Valley last Saa
day
Clarence Bemillrr has gone 10 Hanover,
where he has obtained employment.
Dr.. J. ). Stewart made a business trip to
Washington last seek.
Rev. Mr.. kFelss iillcd The pulpit ia the Re
tortaed church al Silver Ran las, SanlaY. A
congregational meeting WAs held after services
and a unanimous vote Vas Iaken In iav0r Of
increasing the pastor salary.
the regular hours for services an the Re
farunssi church, taking effect the fr>t Sunday
iu Octnher. will be al Ia 80 O'Clock ia the
u"rsnug and o clock IN the evening.
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he Leaves lhe penilentiary.

The following will interest large number
Of friends OF Mr.. Ferd A. Diiie nbaeh. form
erly Of Manchester and Westminster. II i.
from The Baltimore American of September %
Mr.. Ferd A. Difenbaeh. who was for :norp
than 10 years deputy aud assistant warden
of the Maryland Peniientiary. is not assoc
ated with the institution any more. He was
requested 10 hand in his resignation, accord
ing to Warden Weyler. who said he did not
care TO discass the case.
When seen at his home, sis East Lafayette
avenue. last night, Mr.. DitfenhAeh said:
II had been connected with the Peniten
iiary for "a years aud always tried TO do my
duty. Last May | was appointed assistant
warden. On August l Warden Weyier re.
dueed me TO the rank Of deputy warden again.
Ten days ago my mother. who is IS years
Of age, was very III aud not expected TO live.
While in the Peniientiary | received word
that my niece wanted 10 speak 10 me al the
telephone.
Thinking that mother was dying. ! len
the room. telling the foreman ! wAs going,
aud went down flight Of steps 10 answer the
telephone. ] violated the rules. bnl did il
Inadvertently. being naturally much concerned
about my mother. The Warden requested
me 10 resign. aud there was nothing TO do bat
for me 10 comply with his request. | was
under the impression Of course that the
Warden's action is subject TO review by the
Board of Directors of the Peniientiary. but as
yet | have had no opportunity to appear be-
fore them.
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Personal Notes.

Persons having friends s. guests and desire the
| publication OF the same will please send theiI
| names to this office. EDITORS.
Mr.. c. p. Doty aud family, of Jefferson,
| Nd. and Miss Edna Porter, of Baltimore,
spent few days last week as guests of Rev.
and Mrs. r. W. Doty.
| Mrs. Charles H. Baughman, after spending
the summer in Westminster, has returned 10
Baltimore.
Miss Marjorie d. Blizzard, near Westmin.
ster, has returned home after a visit 10 her
sister. Mrs. Frank Sullivan, Mt. Wilson, Bal
timore county.
| Mr.. John J. Baumgartner, of Baltimore, a
former resident, spent Saturday night and
Sunday in Westminster.
Mr.. c. II. Fowler, guard at the House of
Correction, visited his family here this week,
on four day leave of absence.
Mr.. F. S. Landstreet, Vice President of
the Western Maryland Railroad Company,
and party of friends, we're at The Weslmin-
ster Saturday night On Sunday they went to
Gettysburg, some by special train aud some
in an automobile.
Mrs. ii. NJ. Dunlap, who has been visiting
her father, Mr.. Rufus FlicAinger, of Fred
erIck county. has returned TO her home in
Baltimore.
Miss Grace Ayers, of New York, is visiting
Miss Margaret Z. Eckenrode. Liberty street.
this week
Misses 0udia aud Emma Fiekinger, of
Frederick county, entertained q number of
their friends last Sunday: Misses Matte
Shoemaker. Goldie Keefer, Messrs. John and
Arthur Keefer, Of Berret; Miss Maggie Me-
Quay, of Freedom; Miss Minnie Killer, Of
Stony Lonesome; John Eisenhart, of Sans
Greek; Sewell Easlon, of Winfield. and Mr..
aud Mrs David Byers, Of Windy Castle.
Miss Bette Brizzi, Of Evergreen Terrace,
Baltimore. spent a few DAYS with Mrs. Aaron
Long. of Finksburg. this week.
Mrs. j. H. Frazer, OF Baltimore. aud her
niece. Miss Evans, of EIkion, Nd, we're
guests at DIR. Charles Bilhngsiea's several
days this week.
Miss Estelie Lynch. Of Westminster, Is Wis.
Ting friends At WarSick. Cecil county, Nd.
Mr.. G. W. FrizeIl, Of Baltimore, was a
guest OF relatives and friends in Westminster
ON Thursday and Friday Of this week.
Mrs g. Wishari Slater returned from a
visit in Long Green and Hydes. Baltimore
county. accompanied by Misses Bessie and
Mary Ford, Friday evening. 22d. The young
ladies left on Saturday. the BIRD. for New
Windsor College, where they will attend
school during the coming year.
MesSrs- Vim. Stevenson aud wife, 81 kozn-
oke. Va; Robert Stevenson and wIie, Of Bal
iimore. and Mr. Edward BoWers0x, Of near
Westminster, we're guests OF their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Stevenson. near Mesimin.
sier, last Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles James Carew, Of
Norwich, Conn, have issued invitations 10
the marriage OF their daughter. Miss Jane
Carew. aud Mr.. Charles Trimble Reifsnider.
Of Westminster. The wedding will take place
at the home Of the brides parents. Al II
o'clock, Thursday, October 8.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Runkles. of Mt.
Airy, we're ia Westminster on "Wednesday.
They registered At The Westminster and we're
also guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George y. Han.
ter, Green street
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FOOT BALL.
Western Maryland College Schedule of Foot
Ball for the Season-Two Dates Open.

The Western Maryland College football team
is not discouraged by its defeat last Saturday
by the Gettysburg eleven by IL TO and, under
the leadership of Capt. Walter NJ. Higgins, of
Rockville, Nd, is confident of making good
showing. Roy C. Smith, of Denton, Md, is
manager ofthe gridiron team and has arranged
the following schedule for this season;
September 30-Dickinson College, at Car
Isle, Pa.
October Franklin and Marshall College,
at Lancaster, Pa.
October 14-Washingion College, at West
minister.
October 1S-United States Naval Acad-
envy, at Annapolis, Nd.
October 21-Maryland Agricultural Col.
lege, at College Park.
October 2S-Gallaudet College, al Wash
ington.
November university of Maryland, at
Westminster.
November s-Maryland Medical College, at
Westminster.
November lint St. Mary's College, AT
diminishing.
November 19-George Washington Uni
versity, at Washington.
November 25-Open.
November 30-0pen.
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New Advertisements.

Grand Autumnal Opening-The Miller
Bros. Co. s Popular Cash Stores, Westminster.
Our Fall and Winter 0pening-T. w. Ma
Their & Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
Trustees Sale Of Valuable Blacksmith and
Wheelwrighi Sland-John T. Shuffrr, Trustee,
Public Sale of Valuable Real Estate-Gec.
L. Stoeksdale. Executor
The Price Of Wool Is Sonring-Sharrer K
Gorsueh. Westminster.
For Rent-CharIes r. Woods, $40 ST. Paul
street, Baltimore, Nd
Public Sale of Splendid Herd of Mich
Cows-Jushua Gisi.
Horses and Mules wanled-F p. Goodwin,
Reisterstown, Md.
General Store Property for Sale. David
Bale, Gisf. Md.
Special for this week-Keefer Il Sullivan,
Westminster.
Horses and Mules-H. A. Smith. Hanover,
Pa.
Proposals for a Bridge-F. l.. Ham, Clerk.
List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoftice.
Legal Notices.
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Bark Hill Items.

Mrs. Martha Ogle, of Westminster, is spend,
ing some time with her step daughter, Mrs
Harvey Eckard.
Miss Lou Garner has moved from this place
to her brothers, Oliver Fogle's, near fancy.
town.
Mr.. and Mr. Harvey Eckari spent Sunday
with Mr.. Eckard' parents, near Frizetlhurg.
Noah Arhaugh has purchased Ed. Houek :
farm. near CarruliloE.
Miss Anna Nushsum. who was abscui FROM
school GA account OF sickness last week. dis
charged the duties this week While absent
Squire Jesse Bilimyer, Of Unioatowu, took
charge Of the school
Jesse Carizendsfuer. ROW occupying Lew
Rowe's house, expects to move in Calvin
Ham house. this week.
Jesse Angel. of this vicinity. Is threatened
with typhoid fever.
Misses Bertha and Ella Rowe returned the
first Of The week from weeks visit ia Way.
ueshoru and At Blue Ridge summit.
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Manchester To Have Light.

The Manchester Lighting and Heating Com
pany has been incorporated To install aeety
iene plant in Manchester and furnish that town
with gas. The capital stock authorized is
SIS. 600 and the incorporates are Drs J. ii.
Sherman, j. II. Preston. John f. B. Weaver
Luther Trumb, Austin II. Geiselman, Arch.
bald Buchanan Charles J. II. Ganter. George
A. Grouse aud John H. Cunningham. John
Milton Reifsnider is counsel for the company.
Speaking of the plans OF the Company Mr..
Stirling said: Under our system ii will be
possible to give a town of 700peopie like Man
chester the illumination from gas. and at nc
greater cost. than what the city of Baltimore,
with COG, 900 people. receives. Ii is this feat
ure of aeetylene lightning that is causing il:
rapid extension TO small communities, and
look for a number of other places TO follow
the enterprising example of Manchester"
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birthday SurrriSe Parry.

The friends Of Herbert, son OF John I. sna
Missouri hoontz. Of Silver Run. gave hin
quite surprise on the 10Th OF September, 4
be:ag his l2th birthday. Aher enjoying them
selves With all kinds Of games. they ~ere iu
yited to the dining room where cake, candies,
grapes aud cider were served. Alter which
more games followed. when the guests ieil
wishing Herbert many more happy birthdays
Those present we're Misses Bessie Brown, Is
Their Hartman. Ruth Dell. Rhoia Hartman
Annie MYERS, Annie Hartman. Mary Brown,
Berthe ko0ntG; Masters Herbert kaonIz
Charles Brown. Walter Wurrhimc. Georg,
Brown. Morland Wsrehime. Harry Brown
Robert Brown. Thurman Brown. Alan iiari
man. Ezra Hartman.
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PING Hill liens.

SsFTEsHEk 29.-Dnn't forget The Children :
Day az Pine Grove usxt Sunday. It slli h.
IA The grove where the celebration Was held.
They will have nn interesting program.
Jack Frost visited this section Of the eouu-
try this seek.
Wm. Baaghmsn VAS giseu a surprise last
SandAy Il beng 2ls, birthday. Mr.. Baugh
naa has been uusble 70 ~aik without csuieh
fog ~ least fwu Ronihs. lie greatly rHjoyed
the presence nf his friends aud relatives.
Those present including the family Eerr Lkoyd
g. BsnghmSn aud wiie. John Sholl and Wiit.
h. T. Berhtel and wlie. Moab Reichart and
w,fe. Ms. A. J. Hes, J. ID. Shojl and wiis.
Mrs Jacob Steruyr, Fannie. Paul And Rulh
Hes, Es,A, William. L0tiie, Nellie and An.
NE Sholl. Mahlan. Roy aud Elder Sierncr.
Oscar, MAarice, Carroll and Edgar Bechtcl.
William. Joseph. Earl Aad MauFce Baash.
man. Tobias l.cese. Annie. Bertha, Eaie aHi
Cora BaughmAa and Clara S,srucr.
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MeIrose Items

SEPTENBER 26.-While George. year
old son of John Myers, was playing with a
hand car. one day last week. be was acciden-
tally doubled under one OF the levers, hurting
him internally. He was critically III for sew.
eral days. but at this writing is improving I'M
der the care of Dr. j. s Ziegler.
Considerable changing OF residences will
take place in our town next spring.
Lewis Dherit has purchased the property
now occupied by John Myers. nj private
terms.
Nathaniel Shaffer lost a valuable bull val,
ued at $50, through an accident last week.
Edward Zepp is improving his property
here, by having all bis oulbuildiugs reprinted.
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Il IS said that the Kansas corn crop Wiil
rrzl5se SO, 40. 600.
Charles Fcrsierieks dropped dead on tho
street ia Ss~ York whils seeking food tor his
Shaving family,
''Baiiy EpTs. peEra boy about Is yeArs
Old. has trra arrested near williamsburg,
Virginia, charged w.,h beating biz htilc SISTER
a. dsaIh.
Fire DESTROYED the Auditorium aud she
PahlIc ldbrsry and number Of basinrss
blocks al Bsue. Aoui. September "a The
loss j. 81. o1o. Go,
~ wilmiagtcu. Delaware. on September
- the livery stable 81 Mcdaniel BroIhsrs vas
hurnri. vita - hor..-s. Ia carriages. wagons,
harness. hsy and feed. Loss Sj0. go.
stephen " Croker, member Of a we'll.
knoWa Mes l.ondau. Connecticut. family. Eas
shos and probably fatally wcaaied by Mr.
tieeeEr Boandicss after be- bad irTroTiErd her
aud her dsgghirg 10 tbcir owR home At an
early hour last Sunday morning.
An immediate order fcr is0. 900 barrels oi
Hour has been received by Seattle mill tor
YiAdvosiok. Russia This : the largest single
order ever placed on the paeifc Coast NeW
orders far H0ngkons a.d Shanghai delivery
arr being received and al orders plsc ed before
/ the boycott proclaimed have been con
( hrmcd.