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No Mrs. Chadwick Bank Operations With
Our Westminster BankS-ArTeSt Of 0S
car HOuck.

On last Saturday, Oscar Hoack. formerly
Of this county, bat for n number of years 4
resident OF Texas and the far West went into
The Union National Bank OF this place aud
presented to DIR. J. W. Herring. the Cashier,
a check, upon which he wsnted to get the
money, for the sum OF $500, drawn BY himself,
TO the order Of Joe lepPo, on bank IN Okla
homa, where be said he had funds. The cheek
was endorsed with the name of Jos. A. Lrppo.
Upon examining the endorsement DR.. Herring
was quite sure that Mr.. Leppo. with whose
signature he is familiar. had not Sfiitea his
name on the check. He declined pay meut
and Henek left the bank. DR.. Herring then
Immediately wrote Mr.. Leppo. who is sub
sianiial and we'll TODD farmer living ia the
neighborhood OF PalaPseo, informing him Of
the circumstance.
As soon as he received the letter be same
TO Westminster, disclaiming ever having sign.
ed check or any other paper for Houck. A
warrant Was issuei fox the arrest OF Houek
and he was brought 10 jail by Constable Da.
sis on Monday evening. He bad 3 hearing
before Justice Crapsler on Tuesday morning.
and was committed for she Grand Jury. IN de-
fault of $500 bail he was also al the Far
mers and Mechanics Bank, bat like his expe-
rieee at The Union. he was unable TO success
fully work his game. Houek has numerous
relatives In Carroll.
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UNIONTOWN ITEMS.
Corner Stone of the Church of the Pro-
greSSive Branch of German Baptists Laid
Contents of Box and the Contributors.

A large number of people were al Linwood
on Monday afternoon to witness and take part
in the laying of the corner stone of the new
church of the Progressive Branch Of the Ger
man Baptists. The ceremony was under the
direction of Rev. J. NJ. Tombaugh, of Hagers
town, who has succeeded in getting together
quite congregation and raising enOugh money
to build the church, which, when finished,
will be one of the hundsomest in this section
and will cost over $1,000. Rev. Mr.. Tom
baugh had charge of the services and was ably
assisted by Rev. James Fraser. d. D., of New
Windsor College, Jesse P. Garner. of Lin
wood, and Prof. W. d. Furry, of Johns Hop
kins Hospital Baltimore. The church is 34x
So feet, with two wings l0x20 feet, tower Tx
II feet square and % feet high. with large
bell. The corner stone is l4x26 inches, one
foot wide, aud was presented by Il. +. Ham
maker, of Liberty, and the tin box to hold
contents Of stone, by 4. II Bankard, Of New
Windsor. The articles deposited in box were
Bible, j. c. Buckley; Brethren Evangelist"
of Ohio; "DENoCRATIc Advocate" of April
I'd; Baltimore Sun" April 24Ih penny 1892
by DR.. A. Lambert; Union Bridge pilot"
Baltimore American" Hagerstown "Brelh-
rem Record, sketch and origin of congrega-
ton, silver dollar 1877, by Mrs. Myra Albaugh;
list of contributors to building fund; penny of
1912, by n. 4. Englar; half penny of 1910,
Ray Englar; Charleston Fair souvenir penny
by James NJ. Shellmau; penny of 1881, by
Samuel Dayhoff; by Joseph Englar, ian
envelope of 1858, which was mailed in Cum.
berland, Nd, by Josiah Englar 10 his brother
Jonas at Mckiustry; Spanish coin and %
cent L. :. paper note of 1868. During
the services IAN Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name and Nearer Ny God to Thee, were
suEg by the assemblage. j. b. Rakestraw is
the architect and builder aud Stone and Rod
key are doing the mason work. The building
committee are-Rev. }. VI. Tombaugh. j. c.
Buckley, Nathan Englar and Joseph Englar.
Ten people were immersed on Easter Sun
day, by Rev. X. l.. Crawford, and became
members OF the Church Of God. Uniontown.
j. Hamilton Singer, represented Wyoming
Tribe Red Men, at the Grand Council beld 81
Salisbury, this week.
Henry Cover planted corn on Saturday,
April 22d. As usual he is ahead 10 this dis
trict.
Johu Bowens. the Ridge carpet weaver. has
an order for seventy yards Of carpet 20 be
shipped TO Fremont. Nebraska. This makes
the second order received by him from that
state.
Mrs. W. Guy Segafoose. of Unioniown. al
tended the funeral Of her uncle, John Ne
Aiisier, 81 Woodsboro, on Tuesday. Mr..
McAlister died suddenly on Sunday.
Samuel Baer, near town, shipped 80 young
chickens to Baltimore. for which he received
40 cents per pound. They averaged one and
halt pounds each.
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AlcSla Items.

ArRIL 27.-EdEard sherman Is visiting
friends and relatives in Baltimore.
The Alssia Sunday school was organized
las, Sunday wiIh large number 10 attendance.
Jacob Swan's house and most Of his house
bold goods was destroyed ~ hrs al noou on
Friday. April n. The FIRE originated from a
defect in doe. Property and contents ~sFs
insured
Mr. and Mrs Rargy sherman. Of Baltimore,
visited friends and relatives IN this vicinity OF
Nonday
Curvip Folk. who has been siek, : improv.
ing a THIS wriiiug.
WiliiA5a Balliuxcr has sold his property "a
ih., RocSdale Powder Compaay Af. Bol.
6agrr all move 20 Bailig.oSc. whsrc BE- bas
r-c~ivsi employment
Mrs J. Harry hlocheF and daughter ar
visiting Relatives IN Rsiuaorr.
jthn II. Bailey has purchased m organ,
Mrs-rs. J. II. Api /. u. Blocker sold last
SATURDAY their ~ooi los near Hanover. for
toe san q sisl. - per acre.
Union Chapel. situated near here, knowu
a. Franks Chapel. aAs al lass been cpaa
pleisl and Uasns Sunday school has been
started ssh aa snrollmsal Of any OF more
scholar.
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Medford Items

AvEn 27.-The oyster supper held by The
Grange here proved 20 hs decided success
The proceeds on Thar.day sight wAs S2i -,
aBi 90 Saturday night So. 50; aaksnE a total
Of S76 -. TIE GranEe has placed orders for
: ncw store hOsse, Nhlch they wal erect IN
,he near ;tssurr. fos the pusPCse ii ssorleg
goods The 6rzags uiu Hesi on fr'daS
sycuIeg. Mas &.
The FASTER services At Stnae Chapel last
Sunday rvruiBg ssx witnessed By eroSded
hsnse. The program ~as sell rendered a.
ueii a. hstng quite interesting.
Nr. Amos Wamr4sr and size. sh0 -prns ihr
wihleF IN California. Erse expected 10 arrive
horue is, Tuesday. but he Has taken sick and
bis doctor advised hiEl aos to start antl b
rsTa5nvd n4oTe slrragth. Mrs. WAmplrE
writes "shai thrrc are gsiGr n anmhrr ri p-o
pie sick out ;heFc nov; and further SAYS i :
a ocAaiifal country, bat give usr old Maryland
I believe II Is = hsAihieF pisc~ than here
30 many people go iksre seek. aud II tbs
tias lhs aAiiSes arr ssck alsn. sHd there I
~ uach ggip oa; here.
Miss MAhal, Clarcsee. CITE aud Walter
MyrFs. Of Ffiaeiihsrs. speaf EAsi~f Aoudsi
81 Charles Martin .. near here.
Mss Bertha pannrr spent the EAsieF boil
DAYS IN Baltimore.
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Mt, Airy Items.

APRIL BE. NJ. Browning is able 90 be
out again after severe attack Of the humps.
l.. c. Lowman visited West Falls last Mon
day evening.
Lewis j. Kemp. of Mullineaux, will ran
West Falls Touring mills hereafter
J. W. Wilson and wife spent from Monday
until Friday of last week in Philadelphia, Pa.
Jesse T. Poole, of Frederick, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Poole. OF this
place.
Farmers are very busy blowing through
this section of the county.
Mrs. Robert Sellman is able 10 be ont again
after a serious attack of pneumonia.
Harry Green. who is AN employe at Cam
den Station, Baltimore, is visiting in this
vicinity now.
Joshua Burial is having his house painted
Elias Wineberry, of New Market, is doing
the work.
Miss Wava Clay, who has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry p. Nusbaum, oil
Frederick. has returned home.
Easter services in the NJ. E. Church last
Sunday night we're largely attended.
We had little furry of snow in this section
of the county on Thursday Of last week, &C
companied by heavy wind.
Workmen are making much progress gu
the new bank building. The bank is doing
business in the furniture store of K. M. Moles
worth until the new building is completed.
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BASE Rail.

Gu Easter Monday there was a game Of bass
ball between the Westminster Juniors and the
Hampstead team. Although daring the latter
part Of the game the Hampstead team. fear
ing defeat, put in several l.. = A. players,
but they we're nevertheless defeated b. a score
Of II 20 8. The features Of the game were the
pitching of Brooks and the catching Of Butler.
Sullivan played good game for the Hamp
stead team. Umpires: DiieudAl and Sugars.
The FIX Cuban Giants Base Ball Club, Of
Westminster, will play q game Of ball with
Hagersiown. Upton Morgan, manager.
The Westminster Juniors. of this city, we're
defeated by the New Windsor Club il. this
city. last Saturday, by score OF II to IA.
Yesterday Friday the track team of West
ern Maryland College left for Philadelphia,
where, today. il will take part in the big meet.
The boys are in good shape. They have been
training since the early part of March. Man.
ager Sellman will have charge OF the squad,
and expresses the hope of making a good
showing against the competing teams of the
other colleges
Today the Western Maryland baseball team
will play Mount St. Mary's. at Emmit,shurg.
This is the third game for Western Maryland,
and on May IT will play Mount ST. Mary's at
Westminster.
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Personal Notes.

Mr. Archie Miller and wife, of Baltimore,
spent Easter with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Miller, near this city.
Harry NJ. and Jesse c. Bankard, Jr., of
Baltimore, we're guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. II. Bankard, during the Easter
holidays.
Mr.. B. F. Darr. of Washington, ID. c., Wis.
tied his wife and children from Sunday until
Tuesday, on Washington avenue, this city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Brandenburg. of Nor.
gan, attended the funeral of Mrs. William A.
Grouse. Westminster. on Friday Of last week.
Miss Julia McKelhp was in Westminster
last Sunday.
DIR. Albert Buchen and Mr. Oliver Medley,
of Hanover, Pa, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. David CroWl, near this city, for several
days last week.
Thomas Bowman, who Is member Of the
Signal Corp in the United States Army, was
in this city few days this week.
William E. Kelly and Mss Hattie Marie
klees, Of Baltimore, visited Misses Blanche
and Ethel Hooper al their home, near Win.
field. during the Easter holidays
Misses Ruth and Nina Rocky, OF knox
vile, Frederick county, are visiting their SIS
ter. Mrs. Rev. r. w. Doty.
Miss Leila Sponseller. of Clear Spring, Nd.
is guest of her brother. Mr.. Ernest sponsel.
Ter. this city.
Harry ]. Black. of Hagersio~n, Nd, for
merly Of Westminster. and son Of Mr.. Lew
Black, of this city, and Mrs. Agnes Sehlosser.
of Baltimore, we're married in Baltimore We'd
nesday, April 26. Mrs. Schlosser Was former
~ Of Unioniown.
Miss Edith GorSnch has resigned her place
a, Mr.. James f. Smiths Insurance office aud
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. VIM. A. Wheeler
in Baltimore
Mr.. aud Mrs I.iyern,ore. of New York, aud
Mr.. aud Mrs. AIRY j. LAmme and son. Of East
Orange. n j.. spent the Easter holidays With
Mr.. aud Mrs Vim. B. Thomas. The parry
had a most beautiful "trip touring through New
Jersey, Pennsylvania aud Maryland. This Is
Mr. and. Mrs. Livermore's FIRST vfsli TO Mary
land. and they expressed themselves IS being
lighted with the dear old State.
Mr.. John ". Gilbert and sou. formerly Of
Westminster. now nj Baltimore. spent Sunday
Siih his mother, Mrs. Eva Gilbert, loi Penn
sylvaniR avenue. this city.
Mr. Newman Sloeksiale. Of Ptfsburg. Pa.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs i. {.
Sioeksdale, Of Dale Farm, near Finksburg.
Mrs. +. o. Grimes, Jr., is visiting IN Pitts.
burg, Pa. her former home.
Mrs. Charles +. Herring and children are
visiting her father. NJ. Frank Viuton, Cam
den. New Jersey.
Mrs. Charles Clifford Taylor, nee Bond, IS
visiting her parents, Judge sud Mrs- James
A. c. Bond.
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A Severe Accident.

The Baltimore Evening News, Of April 25.
says:
George A. Bell. SO years old, Of West
minister, Nd, was found in unconscious
condition near the tracks Of the United Rail
ways. on Park Heights avenue. near Pimheo.
about O'Clock this morning, and Is now in
the City Hospital. Bell was discovered by
the moiorman Of an Emory Grove car. The
motorman and conductor picked Bell up.
"He was in a semi conscious condition. but
managed 10 state that b. had been struck by
another car going north about 80 minutes be-
fore he was found. The injured man vas
taken on the car and hurried TO the City Hos
pilal, where an examination showed that his
collar bone bad been fractured, his scalp cut
and his hip and back confused. Bell cannot
state how the accident occurred.
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Bachman,s Valley Items.

APRIL 27-E L. Houek, of Westminster was
guest of Clayton Houck, ON Sunday.
VIM D. X. Leeses dogs killed two of EphraIm
Baehman's sheep and injured several others last
Sunday.
Frank Menehey and family were guests of Wayne
W. Kroh aud family, of Silver Run, last Sunday.
Frank Haiaey, of Union Mills Grover Frock and
Bertha Houek spent Sunday with Clayton NJ Houek
Mrs. Annie Wagner and two children. of Gettys-
burg, Pa, were at David Starners GA Sunday.
William X. Leppo and wife, Horatio Rhodes and
family Aaron Miller and Lizzie Miller were guests
of Denton S. Warehime last Sunday.
The Reformed communion was held at Jersualem
Church last Sunday by Rev. James B. Stonesfer
and large number was present.
Rev. II. II. Flick will have Lutheran communion
on Sunday, April so. Preparatory services on Sat-
urday, at p. m
Mrs. John Kroh is very i'll with severe attack
of collie. DR.. j. II. Sherman Is in attendance
Farmers are preparing TO plant corn and some
have already planted.
The following officers were elected at Jerusalem
Church OH Good Friday: Lutherau-George Pane
baker. deacon; David Starner elder Reformed
David Ebaugh deacon; John n. Kroh, elder
The Sunday school room win be repaired in the
near future.
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Union AilIs Items.

ArEit 26.-Aaoag ihr guests sho spent
Faster 10 this vicinity ~ere Mr.. and Mrs I'd
warl Yingiiue and MISS Helea Bankcrt OF
Baltimore; NJ. and Mrs Oliver H. Browu
and Mr. ani Nrs- John Hof asd family, Of
New Windsor. aud Miss EstA SseNaFi, o.
Frederick
Mrs. David Masonhcimrr and daughter
Marjorie arr spending this Seek ~ Baltimore.
William Flickinger. ~ho had been confined
t. his bed wiih pneumonia, Is sl0Siy improS'
ing.
Henry F1iekiageE bad another stroke OF
paralysis recently and = IN critical condition.
There viii be no services IN the Reformed
Church. Silver Run. Sunday. May 7Ih. due 10
ihr absence al the pastor. Rev. Stewart Hart
mAn. Who win be attending the Potomac
Synod al Frederick.
MIR aud Mrs. Harry Fliekingcs and daugh
ter Lillian visited his father Henry Fhekin ger
last Saturday and Sunday.
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weather secord Tor the Week.

April 22-mercury Sc at ! a. m. and 50 at
p. u. fair and blustry; tbelween l.S0 and
3 D. M on the Dist there Was "a .hnndergust,
with fine rain and occasional light showers
until about $50 p. m April 23-mercury
IS at a. III. aud So at p. IN; clear. April
24-mercury 80 at a. u. and so at , p. N.
frost, partly cloudy. April 25-mercury A. at
a. IN. and 81 at ? p. m; clear. April Pc
mercury So at a. IN. and "A at , p. m; light
shower between and a. M; generally
cloudy; light showers after $50 p. m. April
27-mercury 81 al ii. M. and 50 at :. ?. IN.
heavy fog and light rain; showery; thunder
gust between Ills a. IN. and 1925 p. m. +;
followed by clear weather. April 2S-mer'
curry 81 at a. IN. and rs at , p. IN. gener-
ally cloudy
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Meering Of Slate Teachers.

The ssth annual meeting Of the Maryland
State Teachers Association viii be held July
II. IA at the Blue Mountain House. The first
session will be held on Tuesday evening, July
IL. The sessions that follow will be held in
the morning and evening. leaving the after
moons free for excursions. pleasure stroils,
etc. A strong program Is in course OF prep
aration, the entertainment feature receiving
special consideration. The committee Will
limit the program 50 that the sessions viii not
be prolonged. On FridKy afternoon, July IA,
the Western Maryland Railroad Company will
run special train from the Blue Mountain
House 10 Gettysburg battlefield for the benefit
of the teachers, returning in time for the re-
ception at the hotel in the evening.
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WALDEN.
Mr.. r. W. Walden died at his home, Mid.
dleburg, yesterday Friday morning, between
q aud o'clOck. He was taken sick ON Sun.
day, with high fever and a temperature of
los. He wanted TO go to Baltimore, however,
but was persuaded to stay at home. On Mon
day he insisted on going 10 the city. and at
tended the Pimlico races. He was there
again on Tuesday, and was taken suddenly
I'LL, with pneumonia. In the evening train he
was taken home and was attended BY DR..
Brown, Of Union Bridge. The attack was
fatal. and he gradually sank until death re-
ieved him.
Mr.. Walden was born near Richmond, Vir.
GINA, in August 1874, and was nearing the
close Of his 6lst year. He was one Of the
best known horse breeders and trainers in
this country. In 1876 be came to Carroll,
purchasing a 200 farm at Middleburg
and establishing a stock and training farm.
To this farm be has added others until his
landed estate, known as Bolhngbroke, en-
braces about 100 acres, and is one of the
best equipped breeding and training establish
ments IN the country.
His horses have carried his eolors TO victory
from New Orleans to Jamaica, N. Y.
Mr.. Walden is survived by widow and
three ehildren-Wm W. Walden, Robert
Walden and Mrs Frederick Littlefeld. His
afternoon at 8 o'clock. at the Walden home.
The interment will be private.
HENDERSON.
Frank Reid Henderson died at his residence
in Chambersbnrg, Pa, on April "a. He was
born in faneytown, this county, July 81, 1929,
and is Survived by wife and six children
II. II. Henderson, Brooklyn, New York; j.
c. Henderson. Belle Vernon, Pa; Mrs. c. c.
Flack. Hagerstown, Nd; Mrs. Edward Fred
eriek, Miss Kste Henderson and C. f, Hem
derson. of Chambersburg. Mr.. Henderson
moved to Chambersburg in lS4S, was mem
Der Of the city council several times, of the
NJ. E. Church, and also of several secret orders.
McALIsTER.
John A. McAlister, native OF Middleburg,
Carroll county died at his home at Woods
boro. Frederick county, at about 10 O'Clock
April %, after an illness Of ~ days, of heart
trouble and dropsy. aged &C years, mouths
and Is days. He is survived BY widow, who
before her marriage was Miss Arthur, two
brothers aud one sister, namely: Scott W.
McAIister, of North Dakota, James S., of
Kansas, and Mrs. VIM. Lease, of McKaig.
Mr.. McAlister was a devoted husband and a
faithful member of the Lutheran church. The
funeral took place from his late home at noon
Wednesday. conducted by Rev. William Z.
Wheeler, Taneytown, his former pastor.
HAMMOND.
Charles Hammond, prominent farmer of
townsville district. Frederick county, died
. April 81 of typhoid pneumonia, aged SO years,
4 months and day. He is survived by a
widow and two small children, four sisters and
two brothers. The funeral took place Sunday
morning at IL clock from his late home con :
Quoted by Rev. B. F. Clarkson, of Union
Bridge assisted by Elder s. F. Repp, after
which the remains were conveyed to Union
vile for intermeni.
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New Jurors Drawn.

Last Saturday Judge Thomas drew the fol-
lowing jurors in place of those excused from
service at the May term of the circuit court:
District No. Rufus W. Reaver in place
of John A. Bower; David w. Baehman in
place of Harvey Z. Shorb.
District No. s.-John f. Mans in place OF
Edward F. Graft.
District No. 5.-Jeremah Flohr in place OF
Harry L. Moore; Perry f. Cheney in place OF
Eli T. Frizzell.
District No. 6.-WiIliam Folger in place Of
Jonas Shaeffer.
District No. John J. Rose in place OF
Andrew ID. Reese.
District No. 1l.-Jesse Stevenson in place
of Howard d. Ensor.
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Not To Be Discontinued.

The following letter, from Mr.. +. d.
Howell, General Passenger Agent OF the
Western Maryland Railroad, will be of interest
10 many of our readers
MEssRs. EDIToRs referring to my letter
10 Won relative to disconiinuance OF our trains
Nos. q, IS and %. between Emory Grove
and Union Bridge, il has been decided not to
discontinue the run of these trains as originally
proposed, but they will continue TO run be
tween Baltimore and Union Bridge as hereto
fore. Yours truly,
F. NJ. HOWELL,
General Passenger Agent.
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Easter Reunion.

Last Sunday there Was an Easter reunion
a, the home OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Arthur l., Wsg.
ner, Of Avoudale. Those present were-Mrs,
Mary Myerly. OF Avoniale; Mr. and Mrs,
David Warehime, son aud daughter. Harry
aud Mary, OF Pleasant Valley Mrs. David c,
Hubs and two daughters. Grace aud Susie,
OF WOOdberry, Baltimore; Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas.
Warren, of Double Pipe Greek; Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Myerly aud son Samuel. OF Gist; Mrs.
Lizzie Brothers and son Herschel, Of Frizell
burg; MIR and Mrs. Vim. Myers aud danghte'
Mary. of Pleasant Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. VIZ.
Adams. Of Avondale; Miss Emma Brothers,
Of New Windsor; Earl and Mary Wagner, Of
Avondale, Miss Jane YingliBg and Miss RIM
hart. Of Westminster; William Spore, of Bal
timore, and several nieces and nephews
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Pleasant Valley Items.

APRIL 26.-Rey. Fl. d. Newcomer preached
his last sermon here Sunday morning. He
said in part that he did not want TO call it his
farewell sermon. because the last sermon the
Saviour preached he administered the Lords
Supper
There were great many persons visiting
here last Sunday from Baltimore, Taneytown,
and elsewhere.
The entertainment given by the Union Sun
day school last Sunday evening, for church
exienton, was largely attended The school
numbers over 200.
Mrs Lydeanna Myers, near here, is on the
sick list
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Unger and son Byers,
left last Friday to spend the Easter holidays
in Baltimore. They returned Monday even
ing.
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New Advertisements.

List of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoliice.
Legal Notices.
Extremes in Clothing Meet Economy aud
Luxury-fhe Miller Bros. Co. 5 Popular Cash
Sinres, Westminster.
Horses-H. A. Smith. Hanover, Pa.
This Weeks Specialist. w. Mather X
Sons, Westminster and Manchester.
For Rent-Vey Brothers, 937 McCulloh
street, Baltimore Md.
Iowa Horses-Harry G. Schriver, Hanover,
Pa.
Sheriff's Sale-Willam II. Wilson, Sheriff.
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Mount Pleasant Items.

APRu 27.-Joseph W. Frock and wife, Of
Westminster, visited his mother on Easter
Sunday.
Mrs John Grouse and Mrs William Crous,
visited Mrs Sarah Hesson last Sunday.
Misses Edna and Madeline Hesson visited
Nose Troxell at Deep Run on Good Friday
Augustus Stonesifer visited Erwin Ware
hime last Sunday.
Jake Wantz visited relatives and friends II
Baltimore last week.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1905.
Sale Register.

May LIST, at p m.-2l,0OO Feet Oak and Chestnut
Boards 200e feet 2x4 16 feet Chestnut Rails. Also
20 Acres of Uncut Wood, Tree Tops Etc, on the
premises of Theodore King, on the Ridge road,
about mile from Pleasant Valley. A. NJ. kalbach.
May 2, at D. n.-35.000 Feet Oak and Chestnut
Boards Plank and Scantling. IS Cords Oak slab
Wood Fence Posts. Chips, Chucks, Sawdust, Etc,
on the premises of Burrer L. COokson. on the turn
pike leading from Uniontown 10 Westminster A.
NJ Kalbaeh.