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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
NInO PRODIGTOSO.

| Admfrase actualmente eli Berlin :
| dc edad para quien no tienen secrc.
| tos las vocalizaciones. las Ilorituras
los gorKorItos otros refinamientos
del divino arte.
Esta pequeiia nina lIa cdido
sobre el tcatro del Passage. Este sc
envanece, no sin raz6n dc posaer nc
tuaimente el record do In prcCucid Id.
Crecmos, en- erccto, que entire las NIL
chas personals dediCadas al aTtc del
bcllo canto, ninguna hahra podiho I'm
pear on edad mas ticrna del"itr
4 .His contemporaries
Fssin cantantc infImtil ACADIA he en-
cOntrar en- I'm mamOn Dc tTCS aiius "
medic tambi6n dc BcTiiu, Im rival de-
los mas serios. No rauia este. 70:
prro no por ESQ ~ m"n0s notable. Sc
llama Erwin Kictz y eS dAc' ,ltgr.I,.
ICs un chiQuillO enCRntadOr. STEM
pre- bueu taiento y dlspunato mos
trHr su habiIidad 4 una odad IN que
los niius vulgaros lIaibuc"an Hprnns
las prlmcras vocglos, q COnCCia a al
fabGto maylisGulo y 81 minIsCulu, los
guarismos. todo8 los signos V IL pun
> tuaci6n. y tambieu ci mnnclo de IN
! maquina dc cscrihir
| Sc 10 dd una pagina impTe&a ann
! manuSarita IN copia on In maqu!na.
con In mayor fidelidad 81 SO lc die
! ta. tambi6n SO rorta bien. pcro suc.e
| pcdir que So 10 repitau cl4rO los y ".l
bras muy dificies Q muy iareGa. ! ,us
! pequeioa dedos 80 pascnn pGr Il to-
Glade ron aGilihad TeIatiya. cmpcl n
proximdamnntc tres minutes on trae-
cribir cincneDt1 palahraa 80 aIrvc
indistintamentc de toda c,asc dc ma
| quinas, hasta dc las que no hu vigto
nunca. Cuando so lc pfaEcntp una
do slStemn nuovu. Ia cxamina con a.
tcncl6n, doscubrc On scEuida aug par.
.icularidades, y SO pone sin vaCtlu.-
ci0n trabnjar en- ella.
En- una palabra, Erwin kiatz es o.
/ Mozart do IN dactllograffa. Y cs tam
bien I'M O. 'Go guhpo, biGu codstituf.
do, robnsso, dse no parese sufrir MA.
da 4 causa s,i prec1cidad. Ca.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
!EL PLACER DE MORIR.
incredible de los Soldad
Nipoues.

Nipoues,
| ELI Ia confcrencia dn,e stoesse, a sn
regreso de Extreme Oriente. tuvo cen
| lin periodIsta. Sc eXpres6 del soldado
Japones en- los sigrIientes tfrniinos:
"Esos soldados posen un valor te--
merario. En medic de horrorosas
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03

! 81 siempre ocupado en- su arte, hat'y
POGO ruido. De caracter muy sOpOrA
table y de talento rnro. los autoreSs
de su vida son mas que dignos de
envidia.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
UNA ADERTENCiH 4 ias AIApREs

Dmrantc el tempo dc caior es ne2n-
&nrto tencr TN gran Ctlidndo para que
los nifios pcquchos no suiran cnfcr-
'iiedadea dc los iniostinos. Como una
rcgia cs ncccaarlo durle los nifo4.
Una dosis do aceItc dc castor para cor
regir los deaortlcnes do los intcstiuos
I No sc use nlnguna otrA cosa. sino
II antique Y rcputado accite de castor,
v veasc que este fresco. pies cl ran
clio produce nduccns y predispons Il ia
gripn. 81 no cOmponc las trip1s, 10.
| 10 81 Rem"dio Chamberlain. Isara ri
Cdiico, C6lcTa y Diarrea tChnmbcr@
| laiu'a Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
| Remedy 2 dcspu6s una doais dc a.
| celtic dc castor, = In cnEermadad pue
| de cor combatida efioazrneute on s,Is
| c0mtcn2os. y evitarso todo pcIiaro,
El accitc de castor y ste reuncJio,
del,en siempre tenerac Ia mano lis
tos para nsarse nj primer mot1ento en-
1i'c SO AIcnta algnn malcatar en- los
intnstinos. I;s 81 maior tratamiento
conocido en- ei quo SO pnede tcncr
entcrn confiau2a aun on los cnsos dc
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03

meJoramiento dc las condiciones S.5,!ll
les y matcriales de las clases ubretTg
hasta que el tribute annual de sAiri
dios ha llegado 4 ser dc 20 !; %
por 100000.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
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NAClON DE SUICIDAS.

Con respccto 4 stiicidas. Alemania
Continfia nj presentc, con G. sinicsf ro
record. 1iubo 1903 eli 1900; ! | $50 en-
1901. y 1896 dc los cuales fucron l,om.
bres 81, 1G5 2,370 mujeres, cn 1909. rs.
to tuc & raz6n de q suicfdios nor cado
100, 600 dc In poblaci6n dc Alcmanin,
una proportion que solo pucdc scr cx.
plicada por 10 quo cicrtos psjc0loyos
han llamado una tcndcncin de Ia ra2a.
acentuada en- muchoS indiyidnos nor
10 pobrehn, resentimiento de In disci.
pima militar, vel tenor 4 rcmordi.
mieDto producitlos por cl fracaso dc uo
pashr en- los examcncs en- las cscueias
y colegios. Es dc Gbseryarsc. sin cmbor
go, que Ia proportion dc los s,iietdns
csta hescendiendo lcnta, peto firme-
mentc. En- 1877 Ia proportion era Il,
tre'nta suici1as por cada 100000 hnb,
tantcs, on 1870, 1881 1889 suti6 4
treihta uno, comepzando deytlc est.
lec'Ia decreccr gradualmente. con O
| ---r---sr--D-s~"~--ss -e.,-~-----ss-s.-,---
! WASA-n
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
Todos los Remedies de la Abuela de yenJa
por mayor y menOr, en la Botica del Leon
de f. A. Chapa, San Antonio, Texas.

c6iera infantil. FeDdluos eli in BC
ticn del Leon de F. 4 Chupa, San
Antonio, Texas
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
- San Antonio, Texas Agosto 8 de 1905

estaba, tom0 rumbo Il la cstaci0n, ri
dio permiSo nj comandante, para ha-
blar con su padrc,y como el cum3ndun
lie con aSpereZa lie negara ral per-
misc, saCo In pistoln y Sc II c,ntreg6
al padre para que Sc defendicra. Des-
pues echando mano Il In carabina hi
20 snego nlat6 ai comandante El
gendarme que estaba 4 espaldas del
senior don Leonardo, hizo fueao sobre
don Leonardo. = este nj verse agredi-
do con tantu fel0nfa volt.0 hiZo
fuego sobre ell gcndarme hiriendolo
On I'm brazo. En- scguida huyeron. En-
la estaciOn habfa gran aglomeraci0n
dc familiaS esperanto Ia l!egada del
tren, pesar de hnberse cruzado Va
rios disparOs, no hubo desgracias. Es-
tos son los hechos eNactos V no los
reteridoS ell The Monterrey News,
FL GOberpador de Coahuila hu esta-
blecido con fuerza 81 reinado del ter
ror, quiZd, convercido de que Gl mic
do, es cl gran nbismo eli politica.
Desde que cl Estado signific6, DOR pri
lHera vcz, su descontcnto con ia ac-
tual Administrator, cl Gobcrnador
Cardenas no sc ha parade ell pintas
para ahognr Ia ,Toz del pueblo. Ha
hoilado todos los derechos de los Goa
hutlenseS, amenaza con una s Bar
toiome de ciudadanos, para asf reele-
Eirsc. La 'coDspiracl6n. iuveutadn poI
por Ell Gobcrnador Cardenus, ssr[a al
sesundo c"pitulo de los Espiritis.
tas Conspirndores de Monclova.' C?1
Isl 4el. pa-tiic hotia apesicI6,, I,eii ii,aa,
ptisiera su podcroso influio para al.
var ssa5 victimas inocentes del olic
del obcecado gobernante Ha&tn dor
dc arraSjrh in ira y In impotencia!
Que nsiEne cobardia Sc necesita ptl.
IA arrojarsc sobrc los humildes Y 81
cihr en- ellos venGanzaS que no puedCr
ejercerse Sobrc los enemigos fuertcs!
En- articulUs subsccuautcs harcnfos
hincapie sobrc este repugnan,c rccur.
so del Gubernado- Cdrdenns: rccO,
dnr"mns los tormontcs 4 que fueron
sometidos Los Espiristas Conspirado
res de Moncloya' Co. y probaremos
que ell aqnellas tragicas Iornadas. 81
Gobernodor CGrdenas tuvo I'm COM
pafero, mejor dicho I'M superior. que
actualmeIltc esta en- In ponumbra. df-
riguiendo. otra vez. In polftiea de Goa
hhtih: hombre dc nerrios Te-
meniles. pcro quien In sangre 70
produce una voluptuosa embriag,ez
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1905-08-03
ROBERT H. BUCKALOW
FL Matador de Orozco

tE ri dos del presente.E el 1uRZ CamI
!, II tE,' & y jtatrIct al
s. Antonioaiconcotli6 libertad bajo d,
allow, el individuo que mat6 villann.
mcute en- KerryilIe. ei II de Iuuiu. Il
Daniel Orozco. porque no Quiso este
vcnderle sandals diez centlvus
La raz0n en- que Sc apoy0 ci Iuez
Camp para otOrgar IA fianza de Buck
allow fue Ia de que estaba 'decafdo de
cspfritu' por los dfas que llevaba De
estar presu. FL pobrccito asesino Sc
cnferm0 del coraz0n con al aislaiuicn
10 que SO VIC sometido. y para GU
rarle In tristeZa. el Juez Camp 10
puso Ell lihertad. Els el colmo de la
clemencia, por no decir de una com-
placencia que no sabemos como cali
fiCar
Ell Stijeto Robert II. Bucl<alow ,s
nno de los capitanes de I'm movimicu
10 on al Condado de Kerr para eci,nr
fuera Ii todos los mexicanos, de aque-
liza secci0n: Dara probnr que era un
homhrc 4 prop6sito para ESQ. ma
10 con una Saugrc frfn aicrradora 4 |
Daniel Orozco, rcvclnudo Il tai Buck |
allow un0s instintos crimint1c su- |
periOros Il los dc Ia bpsiia mas f@roz |
l'0r In vist0, 81 .ITcH Camp dc san |
Antonio intenta uyudar tlmhi6n Il |
Buckalow Il &ns en"~Acoa r..tllr |
fucra dnl Condado do Kerr 4 tatius is
mcNicanos, Vercmos 81 pa, den
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
BLAKE

Mr.. Charles Carhalt. of Pleasant Hill,
spent Sunday with .Ir. Joseph Scarhor-
uugh.
Miss Lou McCauley, of Elktum, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her mother.
Mrs. William Taylor ana son, Of Elk
ton. spent Il few days recently with Mir.
and Mrs. Geo. McAllister.
Mrs. Dora Ewing and children spent
Friday and Saturday with Mr.. ANA Mrs.
Day McCauley. of An,0Is.
Mr.. Geo. Weaver and family. OF Mar
ley, spent Sunday with Mrs. Geo. Nc
Allistrr.
Misses Susan Gibson ana Mildred H.
Mason. Of Wilmington. are visiting the
Misses Ewing.
Mrs. Ida McFaddcn and children. of
SingrrIy, spent last Sunday evening at
the home of Mrs. j. Il. Ewing.
Rev. O. +. Jones will preach at
MouT"'> Chapel Sunday aftcrunom ut 3
o'cluck
Mr. a. Mccormick and family spent
Wednesday with Mr.. ANA Mrs. Joseph
Ewing
Mrs. Joseph Ewing and son spent last
Friday with Mrs. Harry Garrett. IF
StrickrrSvilr.
Miss RilH Srmdcrliug. Of E!kr' Ice,
Pa, spent this week Wa. Mr.. and Mrs
G.. NJ. Srndrrlim=.
Miss Lillian Irwin If Lombard. spent
Wednesday with her aunt, Mrs. Amos
Ewing.
Mr. Wesley Ewing and family and
Mr.. William Ewing and family spent II
very pleasant tim" on Tuesday with Mr.
ANA Mrs. llaItnrtt, of Hickory Hill
Mr. Caleb Cox. of C"WaEtGWn, spent
last Sunday with hi daughter. MIS-
Glenn McAllistrr.
Miss Fannie Miller, If philadelphia.
spent Il few days last week With h,I.
mrthrr, Mr>. Louisa Miller.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26

Sunday with Miss Ethel Cooper in
CharieStown.
Mrs. Kirk and Mr. G. Wulrah, of
Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. +. rivrSon
and sons, of Principle were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. ii. NJ. PiclNon on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Summer Dcford and
children, of Camden, spent several days
with |. $. Deford
Miss Marry Wright. Miss Stcphnnie
Ford. Mr>SrS. Fred ana Charles Ford
are at Ocean Grove
Mis-. f. +. Rittcnhou>r w;r~ 81 RaIti-
more visitor this week
Rev. and Mrs. James Krnnry IF Phil
adrlphia. spent the week with Mr. and
Mrs. .I">eph Kcmncy.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blackwell was the
guest of her daughter Mis- IL. c. John.
Mrs. G. Lowe aud Miss Mamie Lowe,
of Philadelphia are guests at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs 4. G. Lowe.
J. Mist: BESSIE johnson. of Philadelphia.
/ j. III" st .! Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Sim
, WrS
Miss Helen Mccullough. Of Havre de
Grace. spent Sunday with Miss Ida NJ.
Crouch.
WI anu -hIS. l.. l. II. lay I'lt on
Monday morning for Il vacation tour
going first to New York. from there
they will make excursions up the Hud-
sou river and elsewhere
TIL" NJ. L. Parsonage is closed. Roy.
and Mrs. DaShi"l being ON their vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Stciglc. of Balt-
lore, ar" spending their vacation with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Priest.
Miss R"h"cca Carey spent last week
with Miss Cochran at Spurious Point.
Miss Gertrude Scarborough and Mrs.
Jos. Scarborough. Of Wilmington. are.
the guests of their corl>in. Miss Emile
Shippers.
Miss Louise Reese. of Baltimore. is
spending the week with the Misses
Thomas
Mis- Gertrude Eollcy. + Wilmington.
is til" quest of Miss Jrauic Matthews.
Mrs. Richard Reese. Mi Sara Reese
and Richard Reese ST H..rimorr. are.
guests If Mr.. and Mr. $uumrriird
Simruc.
Miss Elizabeth Ford arI Mis-. John
Ford, "f Washington, d. C.. are guests
at the HON" of c. 7. +. M,Hru>.
Mr.. George .,im"or spent several days
this week with relatives in Prrryvllc.
Our veteran c"n>tah,r. w. Harry
Abrams is spending the week in Chicago
a> National Delegate to the Daughters
Of Liberty rnHvrution.
Mrs. VIM. Arrson aud children. Of
Washington. u. C.. ar" visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Alri>om.
Mr.. Ina Wells spent Thursday in Bal
timor".
Miss Stella Pugh. of Philadelphia. is
spending her vacation with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Pugn
Mis-. Ethel Can't is visiting friends in
Berlin. Md.
Two hundred and seventeen tickets
were sold At the station for tn" Tochc>:.
ter excursion on Wednesday.
Sarah. the infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman NettICton. died WcdncS-
3uy after Il short illness ut tn" HON" Of
its parents.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Frank Deshon in a New Opera

The Office. Boy" which is the title Of
Frank Dr>hons musical camrdy which
comes to Grand Opera House. Whining
t0n. on Tuesday NIGHT. next week. I'M
der the management Of the Nixon n
Zimmerman Opera Company, is said t"
he one Of the biggest hits in the career
Of the unctunn, little comic opera COM
c,lian. The plot is an unusually good
one for modern musical crntdy Briefly
it lnitrly the, vici>SiturlcS IT Il fnur-,!ol-
lrr-a-werk office Icy who falls in love
with Il rich girl. and being too proud to
ncquaint her with HIS lowly position
maSqueradcS as his cousin, n famous
jockey. and thereby gets himself into
many humorous and exciting predic;l-
mcntS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
1.-The Sho Gun"

Henry w. Savage> production of the
Korean comic opera THE Sho Cum
com,S to the Grand Opera House. " IL
mngtom. next Wednesday night. August
30. The Sho Gun" li>t $,4lsA,n won no
end of praise and in presenting it again
this season Mr.. Savage has held together
practically the same cast aS was seen
with it last seaSon. and the usual large
well trained and beautiful chorus Geo
AIDE. whose County Chairman. and
college Widow" are 50 well and favor
ably known. provided the book the
lyrics of the opera while the music is
from the pen of Gustav Luders. The
opera is in two acts. both scenes being
laid in the mythical island of Ka-Choo in
the sea of Japan.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
ORDER NI>I

Samuel T. Reynolds VS.. Sarah J. Groves and
others.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
EqTity, No 2565.
Ordered, this 18th day of August, 1863, that
the sale of property mentioned IN these pro-
ceedings, made and reported by l.. Marshall
Haines, Trustee. be ratified and confirmed.
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the fifth day of October
next: provided copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed and pub
lished in Ctcil County once a week toI one
month before the fifth day of September
next.
5000
MANLY DRENSEN,
True Copy-Test: Clerk.
MANLY DRENNEN,
Aug 5-5w Clerk
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Frederick IL. LETTER and wife. to Mary
\. Smith, wife pf William III. Smith,
property on West Main street in ElktoIl.
Sl.u5O.
Alexis Il. Bartlett and Wife. of New
York. and Ross y. Mackey, Of Brook
lyn. t. KnicEerhocker Trust Company,
of New York. deed Of trust If proper
ties in Cecil and Hartford county held
10y grlntpr> for the Mccall Ferry Pow
cr Company, of Pennsylvania.
Cunowingo Bridge Company to Me
Call Ferry Power Company. right to
construct dams or power plants Oh SuS-
quchAnEH river. 81 and other conSidera-
tons
Louis I. ByeTS and wife of Philadel-
phia to Mary J. Ch,adle. 101 acre prop
tIty ut Theodore. $4,000.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
NOTICE To CREDITORS

This is to give notice that the subscriber of
Cecil county has obtained from the Orphans
Court o. said county letters testamentary
on the personal estate of
ROMANOFF b. WATERS,
late of said county. deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof authenticated.
on or before the 9th day OF February. 1906
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make tmme-
date payment to the subscriber. Given
under my hand this 9th day OF August,
1905. ELLA +. o. WATERS,
EXecutriX of Romanoff b. Waters decd
Test-THOS. b. MILLER, Register
Aug l26t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Mill Owners Neck Broken

In falling from lyild of hay which
his men wrr" building, Harvey Graves.
proprietor of Il StlawhnHrl and gri>t
mill near Syln!ar, WAS killed on Wc,Ines-
day afternoon. While he lay dying in
tn" field his men sent for DR.. Gillespie.
the Graves family physician. only to
hnI that he. too. had been killed that
morning by being struck by n train. Mr..
Graves WAS the owner IF the Stony
Creek Paper Mills. He was Il veteran
Of the Civil War.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is TO give notice that the subscriber OF
Cecil county has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of said county letters tesla
mentary on the personal estate of
SAMUEL II. WARRINGTON.
late of said county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 26th day of February, 1905,
they may otherwise be excluded from any
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make imme-
date payment to the subscriber. Give n
under my hand this 10Th day OF August,
1905.
NATHAN b. WARRINGTON,
EXT of Sam'l II. Warrington.
Test-THOS. b. MILLER, Register.
Aug 28-5t
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
County Commissioners

The County Commissioners for Cecil
County We're in session at Elktuu Tues
day and awarded the C-Itract to build ii
mile Of permanent road. between Perry
viii" and Aiken TO +. Ward Brown.
The Board was split on the building IF
the road. G.R.Sp"ncr. Republican,. voting
a2.Or II tn" expenditure uf the money at
this time. and w. Il. Davis. Democrat.
Nd Levi l.. Patterson. Republican, v"t-
i''= Ter the hu..diug Of th, road.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
No. 2-Umimproyed Lot

on Main street. in 'front.' of N. |. adjoining
lot occupied by Dr, f :. Boyle, having a
front of ~ II. on Main street ana de pth of 100
#; said lot being part of lot known as "fhe
Burned Building Property, and being made
up of a part of the lot described in said deed
from Edwin Wilmer and wife to the SAID
Edwin j. Rinehart, and OF all that lot which
was conveyed to the said Edwin j. Rinehart
by the said Edwin Wilmer and wife by their
other deed dated March q, 1888, and re-
corded in W. II. r.. No. ,, Folio -----, another
of said Record Books.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
Colored Man Drowned

Alexander Brown. oc Re'gIir. employ
=! 81 the new bridge work at Prlryv!!r.
accil,rt9!l" stepped v,rlHHrd from Il
Slri hnr=" at o:'" of the new piers in
the SUI lurhIni.t river on Tu,> lly and
was crowned. His holy WAS rr,oyprr /
IN fpltY f,.t If water lay on" "f the @;v-
,r> rmI,uy'.l n the work. Blown wis
about - wears IF age
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
No. 5-Unimproved Lot

in rear of lot Of :. II. Friedman. running ~
feet with the west line OF said Friedmans
lot and extending 30 feet, between parallel
lines, towards the river, along the first line
of No, ], being part of the land described in
said deed of January ;, 1857 from Wilmer to
Rinehart The lot is now under lease to VI.
f. Mcdowell
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.

.hulcn' i.'" lSNIle' VIII pT'ach i''
Ni.''"S 'hal''I ""''''''E al''r'"'h' "'
= "''"'N'
The ladies of Ashury NJ T. Church
will hold Il festival ON the lawn in front
81 me h''r'h "n '"h'SlflN' AUGUST
~. II stormy tn" next lHr evening
All are invited
New York rxrg,-. nnrour,. tho
water supplied To the residents Of Uayrn
de- Grace. from fine Susuurbouno mfr
for housrhoId usr
u IT, hf"Wh' III" proprietor of the
N"iIh street hnrN"i h"l'N" now torn
GOWN mas opened meat St"f" al W hi@
ON in town
W ll,iam l. 'r"'tAhI"' FIRST licntcn-
Ii' ct 'MMll"iE f. flrSt krgim"nt NJ.
~ w. VIII! E'lnftIN f"fHGIi. OWING I" pres
sure u "'h"r business. Among his 1'rs-
Si'!' successors Is 'aI1"il Edgar. In
Etru'I"F II! manual raining at the '"ciI
The public ar" cordially invited to
attend festival at C1y,t> NJ. +.
'hurch' ue~ lay evening" August ~ If
-'',"rg" hdrl. employed as Il plumber
by Alexander " Son. OF Elkton. had
NV" fingers of his right hand severely
inquired ln"S'aN Will" requiring pump
The horse attached to tn" truck
wagon of Mr.. Gar'i". Of Elk Neck. took
fright at bicycle on South street, on
i "''i ,h INVITE" VIZ c :'t "'t th .,.,n"d
:, ,,i,,,J ,.,.ir', avon. hn, SiIo and mnk.
i'm, r,,. hi,,I ti,nl,,r nrt East Main raat
WAS tru!yy. with hut little damage,
l'1ought up before he reached Farr
Creek. Fortunately for the lady. Sh"
WAS bruised. but II" bones We're broken.
AT a late hour on Sunday night bur-
glars attempted to tap the residence of
Mr.. George +. Brown. on East High
street.. MISS MnXweE plAbnly heard
them. and taking alarm. they fled. The
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Rev. Aluh%n Davis preached in the
E,ktuu NJ T.. Church on Sunday last.
The Rev. Fletcher Kan". of Summit
will preach tnn!,:row.
r.f,,.f,.,,. I.,1.,, n q ~ will ,+
tend Divine service ut Head If Chris
tiara Church in holy on Sunday. Aug.
-. ut II :. III. Rev. j. :. Giltillan,
pastor.
While Dr. ChaS Il. Harvey. Of Ken
nett Sumrr. Wyl> making Il professional
Wit Oh Wcdm, shay evening he was at
Tucked and badly bitten by twU dogs
t,,.,,. =, >,,..,,,. IA ,....,,.. , ,.,..
linn II
a,~ measuring 29l. inches
,,., u..:.,,, p,.;., -.
t.., H., I''.. ". H. r..',. .,,;'i,.
r, r,,'i, ;, =.
couyht from I'm .x,lnlin.r l,mn
MISS Anh! p'Nitt entertained tn"
MISSIONARY l""l'S very piei'>''rt:F at Der
nome H'>l saturday AFTERNOON. After
~, ''I,''''| were serve" III
-.I"hn &. Hindman. the well-known
;uctioncpr, of Rising Sun. on TUESDAY
shipped - cows Is John L. Gibney. Of
i"nrl"N, ia. 1hrN were considered ny
Judges I" u" IN" hhe,t l"t OF COWS that
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Real Estate.

William II. Smith has purchased the
residence of Fred LETTER. on West Main
street. at private sale. for 81 $50. Mrs
Susan CurIier has sold the residence
She recently purchased from the Miss
Mary Mccullough estate, to Fred II.
Letter. who a,.o Recently purchased the
brick portion ~ the same property. Mrs
Culricr has purchased the residence of
Harvey II. Mackcy, on East Main
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NORTH EAST.

Mrs. l.. II. Foster is the guest of Mrs.
*. Pridham at Ocean Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. Gobrge Warner. of
Richmond Va, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Annie c. Wilson, of Ceilings
wood, n. j., and Mrs. Lockwood, of
Warwick, were the guests of Miss Nc
Nance the past week.
Miss Alva Biddle spent Saturday and
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Order Of Publication

Mary NJ. karStuer Adrian c KalStner. he =
husband, Plaintiffs,
VS.
Margaret +. McCay, widow, Bertha Mr,'av
Montana Pearl McCay. John McCay. Caro-
line ". ReaHley, Charles BeaZley, her bus.
band. Nellie Warren. Benjamin L. War
rem her husband. Henry b. McCay, lrere
McCay. his wife. George r. Mct'ay
Mctay. his Wife, Emily Il. Shure. George
Shure. hgI husband, Louise :. McCay ISa-
bella +, McCay, Defendants
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Nos. ; and 4-Uninproved Lots

adjoining No. ,, and OF the same size of No.
2. VIII be offered separately and the right
to use the way hereinbcfore described viii
go with Nos. :, Sand l.