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The Mt. Airy Celebration.

Mt. Airy the largest town of lower Carroll and
live hustliug place of active business men, with two
hanks and many pretty homes, surpassed itself on
Friday and saturday OF last week in the two days
festivities inauguted and successfully carried out
by her entetprising citizens.
On Friday. starting at II a. IN, there was trades
display illustrating the business of the town. The
Union Bridge Band headed the parade which was
'narshaieI by Charles II, Smith, assisted by C. d.
Routzahn and Ralph sellman and IS aids After
parading through town the procession marched TO
Wildwood Park, where an interesting address was
delivered by Hon. Milton G.. Uruer, and Mayor
Wordsworth of Mt. Airy, and Mayor smith, OF Fred
etick also spoke. There were number of amuse-
ments for thc assembly Of 1000 people, including 6
wheelbarrow race. which won by Howard
smith.
Theattendancs was much larger on saturday, and
the program included tournament. W. Page Tyler
delivered the charge 10 the Knights and Charles O.
Clemson. of Westminster, the coronation address.
Dancing followed the tournament.
At 3 p M the horse show given. The win
nrrs were: single driver Nancy, +. B. Horn of
MI Airy; double team, Topsey aud Joe, owned by
A. C. smelser New Windsor; heavy draft stallion
Dougherty, owned by J. n. war6sld, of Florence;
light draft stallion, Dundee. Jr.. owned by Jacob
Crlm Frederick
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CarrolliOn Item s..

ArGusr -. -Farmers in ,ais locality have
heed yery busy threshing wheat and rye. Eli
Martin. the owner ola new threshing machine,
aid the work Tor Mrs. Elias Walsh, Frank
SNYDER. Wm. p Blizzard, Michael + Walsh
aud others IN this vicinity. The wheat gem
orally Is said to be OF an excellent quality.
The second crop OF grass around these
regions appears to be as good Is 1t was early IN
the season. and farmers are pleased with tue
outlook for second crop Of hay.
Thomas Chapel Sunday school, OF near
rannerv. held their annual celebration aud
picnic in BasIcr grove last Saturday. An
invitation was given 10 Union Bethel Sunday
school to attend, which they did. The chill
dreu aud officers OF the scHool met at the
church AT 5 a. m, where they boarded the
large hay wagon Of Benjamin Croft, who skill
fully handled the team OF four horses. The
girls were dressed in white, pink and bIae,
which formed a very pretty picture ~
contrast with the wagon, which was trimmed
in the national colors with a large flag hang
ing from the rear Of the wagon. The boys
we're full of enthusiasm aud all Of the occu'
pants gave vent to their feelings by saluting
persons along the road. Randolph Taylor,
the superintendent. was in charge and looked
after the comfort of the children.
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Pleasant valley Items.

Arerzy -. Mrs.. FssIssIek Myers aad Miss
Narv t3rimaa sent o. Msir1-r nn "Wednesday
Il AS urrk 10 attend THE rraaspn - !InrhogU
ss Thursday They alsu VISITED friends al
Rack Rock, IA and returned BY the wav uf
Cranberry and attended the picnic, reaching
home SATURDAY ryrulaE sell pl~aecJ ssth it~5T
iy,p John y ptch aud Mis- AuHsc Nus
barus attended th~ rran3Uu. Your curtespon-
dent a..u attended The gcuuGuu sud ruloFed
the ,g1p very uueh, as" the speeches aud the
Singing
CIDER making aud appir butter bpIiIne has
h-ruu Apples are plentiful,
Theodore ksug yoNvi four bushels 81 Ne,h
tsrcnf-n Faigs ahra' and raised y hushrls
frnn l,ile over = acres ui land.
Rev. Mr. Yodeg wiii deliver b.. introductory
sermon ih.. Sunday at 10 a.
Rev. } 4. S.oneslieg all have Harvest
Home services Sunday morning, September =.
~ 10 o clock
Our village va. shocked ~ Tho sad news Of
the sudden d.s.b - Howard HrHurr, sou OF
th, lafr john E-un-r and hroihrr al Mrs
Holly MYERS 81 this ri.rr- Nj. Renuer bad
h,..u si,,-ut froai home Tor 10 years, and bsd
h.-u ~ 60 his death employed Sith thr .. K.
4 \ CO. VI nailes. urrruu. he Sas taken
IA Iul, l1lh and Vas advised 10 &c 10 q Port
land husp iiai by his employers. The disease
Developed into ,yphoid fever, which caused
Al, death Mr.. keuurr Eas a single mau and
leaves a handsome estate 90 his endowed
mother. His age Was - years, months and
u DAYS lis remains reached Lui.esto~n.
Pa, au Monday after being euroatr Tor eight
/ iay.. aud we're buried il Nj. Carmr cemetery
/ GA The afternoon OF he same DAY,
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Sunrise Lawn Party.

A very pleasant surprise party was given 10y MI
and Mrs II E Myers of Medford, to their daughter
Miss LaKue on the evening ct August l.. The
lawn was beautifully decorated with Chinese Ian
terms, and as Il full moon Hooded the place guests
had no trouble in recognizing each other. Music
and games were INDUCED in until late hour. when
refreshments were served. The house was taste
fully decorated with very pretty flowers.
Among those present were Mr. aud Mrs. H. r.
Myers, Misses LaRue Myers, Clara p. Bankerd, Ola
Robert Loretta Bankerd. Blanche Roger, Marie
Rover. Elsie Duvall, Bertha Hiida banner, Nettie
Harrison Brown, Clara Indiana Buvail, Anna May
Brown, Carrie Belle Miller Myrtle smith, Anna
Robertson Edna smith, Ella Campbell. Matte llar-
man Cora banner. Beuiah Robertson. May > Stoner,
Lulu Haiues Adele Won Heine, Grace Roger, Agnes
Won Heine Laura Robertson, Eva StOner, Ethel
Wilet Jessie Roser, Sarah Hoover, Bessie Bankerd
Addie Messer Gladys Townsheud, Mable Hartman,
Mable Cook Mable Ham, Coma Hartman, Nora Du-
vail. blanche Eta Ward, Maize Bowersox, Helen
Pill Gill, Katie GILL; Edna s Haines aud Erma Lippy;
Messrs. VIM Miller Claude Robert, Nerley koons,
Weldon! DuvaIl, Geiman Englar, Charles Hartman,
Albert Gait John s Messler. Earl smith, Truman
smith Willie Dickensheets Archer keeter, Clarence
Haines Thomas Fuss Benton Stoner, Stoner Blggs,
Roger smith, Glen Robert, Guy Carlisle. Waller
Baukerl Raymond Brown, Roy Bowersox, Chester
Cook j. Price Robertson, Walter W. Hartman, Harvey
Roser. Harry Hartman, Guy f. Lester, James Dan
ner. Carroll Haines, Clyde Fisher, Glenn Grimes,
Earl Sauble Wilbur Roger, Wilbur Duvall Millard
Ham, Earl Hartman, Norman, Ray and Lester Myers
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urpnauS court.

uoaday. Angua 5I.-Wlllsau IL Garner
asd jasper G. Garner, administrations - Alired
7. Garacf. returned iuFculurIs- q F-rsnnAt
property aud money, aud received ofirrs o.
sefs stock RnI personal Fr-VrFtF.
Toe last wiji and testament a. Joshua WILSON
vas admitted 10 probate. and letters tcstatneu-
tarY thereon we're gr.alr3 io William Nt,s"u,
Who received warrant 10 spPraiss and urdef Ia
aotiiy creditors.
pr. Joshua ". iIsv.us, vN-cat'g oi >aiie
lsongwcll. returned iov~nt1r 81 personal
prntsrty. sud received order Ca sell same
sarah A. B1ek3ughAm, guardian Of john q.
Buckingham. settled hrst and anAl ace='aui.
Tuesday. Aasast - = Elizabeth x. shank,
exrcuir5x of Ohio A. Shaus, returned lnvru.
tory 1T personal property
l.aura II. HsmiitDa. rxecuiflk oi James ;
Hooker. settled first account
The last wlil sad testament - Joshua huTa'i'
wns admitted to probate, and iriirr- 'rs'A'
mrutary Gheryoa errr granted 'u Joanna hur.
ala aui William II. thaury. shH received
aarrsni 20 sPFai.s aud order ?" ""'iy efrd'-
ls,fs. .,
tay las, wiil add testament ei Leonard buI
aas a.iipiitgd 20 probate.
p-rA L. Lepp aud Wilbur II. Lepp. admins
sr..,r. Of John Wesley LePp, returned inv"u
t..., OF money. and received order % sell per
so"al property.
George A Formwali, administrator 81 Henri
F. Formua!i. settled first and final account.
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Special Notices.

Carroll Charge Reformed Church. Divine
services AT Beniamin's, 10 a. IN. Sunday school
at 9 H. m. Y. p. 5. C. +. $50 p. m.; services
at Baehman's , p. m. j. B. Stonesifer pastor.
Krideler's Union Sunday school will hold
celebration near the schoolhouse on Satur-
day, September 9. Able speakers and three
Sunday schools chors will be present. Car
roll County Reed Band will furnish music.
All invited.
The League Society of Thomas Chapel will
hold lawn fete at the home of Marion Abbott,
on the Manchester road, near Mexico school
house, on Saturday evening, September 9th.
If the weather is uufavorable then on the fol-
lowing Tuesday evening. Proceeds for bene-
fit of the church, the public are cordially IN
vited.
There will be preaching at Harmony Grove
NJ. p Church, August y, at 8 p. m. The
all day service AS formerly announced for that
date is recalled and set for September 10, at
which time there will be morning service at 10
O'Clock and afternoon service at o'clock.
John A. Kittle, pastor
Providence NJ. p Sunday school, at Gam
her, will hold a picnic Saturday, September
9. commencing at 10 O'Clock. Springfield
Band will enliven the occasion.
The annual picnic of Ebenezer NJ. E. Sun
day school will be held on the afternoon and
night OF September =, in the grove of Mrs. ID.
l.. Shipley.
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Hseling Of German Rartlsl Brelhren.

The annual ministerial and Sunday school
meeting Of the German Baptist Brethren OF
Eastern Maryland will be- held ia Washington,
u, c.. Angus, 50 ani 81.
The program Siil be IS ialiows;
Ministerial Meeting, FIRST SessIoa, Dcvo
tiauAl Exercises --Op-urng rrlnATSs, John A.
CARRIER, Hos Nay the Oticiais and LAl,y ut
ANY Congregation Work Together TO Accom-
pls.h ,h, B,.i Possible Results F. George h
Sappiuglau. Leonard j. FlohF; advantages
asd Disadvantages ct Large Cougrrsattoa
r. ". >tourr. q. Siia< Harp, Hos Can the
Church Promote the General Culture Of the
CemmaaiJy p S5las X. U,E, Charles ID. Bon.
sack
Srcund Session. Devotional Exercises r.
How Can We Distribute the Ministerial
Force 10 The Various Congregations and i'm
the DISTRICTS o. The Best Aitantag john ;
Wr1briEh;, j. ]. Ellis. Keep Car,sg so the
Pa.rts aud SELF Out FL, 4 Snadeg. =. Z.
Eariy What Are the Greatest Needs OF Oar
District b. William T. Raap, Samuel H. Jfz,
general 4u-riss, cias,ng cNrFe'seN, a1lAura
ment
Sunday school Meeting. F.rsi Session. De
sa;iouai Exrscsscs--"lha Sunday School,
" Philip EnElar G. u. Boosacs, es,ay.
500. Winning. Aara u. Hutchinson,
Home Iniia~arcs iu Sunday School Work
Mr.. Molfo EDrlcr Nrs kauc Fahguey,
Primary Teaching. Mary GeabiII Anna W.
SAlrry; business
Sec,suI Session. pcyou0aal Exer,lSes--
IMPORTANCE OF Having = Saalay Selu.s!
Teacher Wao Realize The kssPous bihiy q
HIS Position, Jacob %. Niiar. u, Oren
Cotirvi: cz.ay, ''Cbfisg.Au Coartrsy Mrs
EmmA EaF,y, taa s~ak poiut lack Of
Trained TeachrTs. John A. CARRIER. Lack
q Gr.daIson. john 5 tis,ssr' 44~ry box;
gruvfsl 4urErss ciassus rsv'sls-s; adl'uE"-
nssut.
EveHiar Session Sermon. sal3cyt. ''thrIsi.
5sn Ministry Charles +, AusherJuans Col.res
t.an; c.ostug exercises; Adjournment.
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Silver Run Items.

AUGUST 2i.-On Monday little child of
Charles Crowl, near Union Mills, was very
badly burned by Its clothing catching ire.
The child was in Il critical condition, but is
improving under the care of DR.. J. Marshall.
As A. j. BemilIer WAS sowing lime with
drill. forefnger of one Of his hands was
caught in the cogwheel aud mashed very badly.
DIR. Marshall dressed the wound
Potatoes are turning out well IN this com
munity. Reuben S. Weller brought two to this
place raised by David Flickinger which weigh
ed q pounds Some report larger ones
The infant department of the Reformed Sun
day school held IA lawn party at the parsonage
on Wednesday afternoon, Ice cream aud
other refreshments were served, and all had II
good time.
Rev John O. Yoder will be installed as
pastor of the Silver Run charge on Sunday
morning, September Bird. There will be Har
vest Home services on Sunday morning. Sep
tember 10Th, and Communion services on Sun
day morning September 18th.
Mrs. Geo. Babylon, OF Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs Frank Warehime in this place.
Miss Grace Dell, Of Hanover, Pa, is visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.
Lippy. She will return home on Saturday,
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New windsor Items.

AUGuSr 24.-The Misses Dielman enter
tanned q number Of young people OF the town
aud guests OF the hotel at a ruchre party last
FRIDAY night.
Mr.. c. Wishart Slater returned TO BalJi-
more after week yisitiu New Windsor. aud
will spend some time IN Green Spring aud
Long Green Valleys
Mrs. john l.. EngHr entertained number
OF her friends at tea last Thursday evening.
Those present were DIR. aud Mrs James b.
Fraser Pr aud Mrs. Ira Whitehill, Mrs. G..
Wishart Slater, Of Baltimore; Mr.. aud Mrs.
Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Ensor. Mr..
and Mrs A. C. Smeiser, Ms. Cora Stoutier,
Ms. Elizabeth Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. !. r.
Cali and Mrs. Frank peyilbiss.
Mrs. 4. e. Sme.ser gave supper on Tues
dav evening These invited were Ms. Charles
Gather 81 Frederick county, Mrs. Frank
DeyilhiSs. Mrs. &. W Slater, Of Baltimore,
and Ms Joseph l.. Euglar.
Mrs Edward Barnes entertained AZ supper
Friday evening feS of her friends. Those
present we're Or. and MIS-. Fraser. OF New
Windsor College, Mrs. Jesse r. Lambert,
Nrs. q. Wishart Slater. Nh. Frank Devil
blss and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Engiar.
A number % visitors and basr,irrS 10 the
town make u gaiia gay. Dances. supPers and
card parties al up ths hours,
Mr. Howard EusDr new hogsr and that ot
Mr. Harry SiouiEer make qa'ie an improve.
uneu' on "Quaii1y HI,l.
We hear Nes Windsor College bias fair
prospect far the urs ysaF. A new member
will b.. added 90 the faculty and q uuml@r OF
ae~ scholars are promised.
Mr. Harry Stoufier has h"ca 4site 80 with
a carbuuclc, but sg.s improving a. tbs wFAilmg.
The ueS pavement oB Qualify Hill has
added much 90 the beaa'y OF the hums~.
Mr. J. Z. GAlt entertained Mrs. e. Wssbari
Slater. Ms Joseph D. EngIsr and Ars Frank
J. U.yiibiss ou "Wednesday 10 last week.
Mr. Elizabeth Sullivan aud Ar>. Fannie
Mefryman. a, YORK, Pa,, Formerly oi NeS
Wluisnr have been riSftIHg relatives herr.
Despite the storms and heavy ram me lzsu
feie, givcp by the Presbyterian choir. ~as g
saccy>s, nearly SlHH clear oi expenses srro
made.
Ms Harvey Stokes. uC Chicago, formerly
Mis-, Scnsancy, ~ liuwood, Is vl4,nE rela
lives tfs tie East,
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REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
Dissatisfaction And Indifference Prevails
Some Republican Opinions.

The Republican county convention ad-
iourned on August until September II.
In speaking of the adjournment once ac
tive Republican remarked that an adjourn
ment until November ii would have been as
well. as there was no possible chance OF nom
mating ticket that can win this year. The
Democrats" he said, ''have placed s good
ticket in the field, and their party seems
united. The Republican ring named them
selves and friends as committeeman and dele.
gates 10 the State convention. and that Is all
they cared for. Now. feeling the sting of
criticism for their attempted gag rule and
their failure to nominate candidates for local
offices, they are looking about for strong and
popular men to take places for the Legislature
and local offices.
They have no hope of carrying the county,
but would like to make good showing at the
polls, as an endorsement of their leadership.
They do not care II their ticket loses so IA
strong vote is poIled. They have approached
Theodore Euglar, William Arthur. James W.
Beacham. Jim Smith. the Taneyiown auc-
ti0neer, to run for sheriff. They are trying to
get popular men for the Legislature for
county commissioner and county treasurer.
But the intelligent men can readily see the
situation, and il will be difficult to get proper
candidates to spend time and money for the
sole purpose Of keeping Internal revenue otfi-
GERS and poStmasters IN office. for that is all
their candidacy would mean. Ii good men
can be induced to serve, what assurance have
they that their contributions to campaign ex
penses will not be retained to be used IN the
primaries next year, when congressman is
To be elected. and whether the Republican
nominee Is elected or not. he will have Iutlu-
enCe IN naming postmaster for Westminster
and AS To who in Carroll shall get other Fed.
eral positions. ! favored giving the colored
man the right to vote and had hoped he would
in time use his ballot with discretion and tor
the public good; but he is tied up with the
ring in Westminster aud has been for some
wears The colored vote alone keeps the rng
IN absolute power, and shall vote to take
away the ballot from the colored man in order
TO get rid of the ring and have stronger aud
better party, ~5th leadership far and broad,
not a selfish coierie only Interested ia holding
Federal Offices
Another Republican has said since the
meeting OF the Republican county convention,
fhsi NJ believed fully one fourth OF the Re
pubhcans Of Carroll would not vote this tsll.
some are opposed 10 the management Of
Sharrcr and Baushmau. aud others would just
as leave have the amendment adopted As not.
Some Republicans who would vote, he said,
would not mark for or against the amendment,
Il Is quite true there Is much indifference
uow prevailing among considerable number
at Republicans AS 70 the resalt % the next
election II l. said the leaders viii offer places
on tie Legislative ticket 20 the oppo-ltion,
bot the uan who would accept wogld NOT help
the ticket and would Neaken himself.
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Niller'S Items.

ArGrsr ot-Quiic uanlhsF ~ oar people
s,trgd-sf EsserE rirnfe as; Saturday.
Miss Maggie N .rr sl"nt tAs past ~rck
vssi,iuE her SISTER. M Nfa. Wararr. ,u Bal.
iuHrr.
MISS MAJ l-aadrs Aa' se;arsd go her aone
Is Baltimore after sssvgal seeks ysst among
relatives here.
Mr.. F1akelicy asd daughter. Mss EalmA.
Of Ral1moyr, arr visiting Ms. Nm, bea3sr
Mss Bessie Warner, who spyui several
uaaulbs w,th her aunt. Nfs- Nui. EvHecSrr,
len las, Friday tor BRISTOL, Pc, ~arru she
vii spend 'sw days and thee refau O. her
home 60 Msaiirgasr. y. !
The lufaaf cbstd oi NJ. sad Mr.. Hcury
uH.gF uho bad trea very t.. s.awiy Ia.
proving.
Ne rsgsrf 10 note iaas Wm Bsadef, sho
aBdvraeut an Operatives ior cataract # the
ewes a. s Baitmerg Hospital satsr ',u~ ago
wss compelled So retain io 'ae hospital asaiu
Whcrr q asas iauu8 uvrrssGEt in iANr oaf bis
lrs8 ~. "a order Co save the other,
George TrOls has gone ia erk. Ehsrr De-
has employ meet, and Vii laars BIS family
thrsr ,a she lrAE tuiarv.
Wm Bra~a. ct BALTIMORE, spent several
days ihs past aerk w.ih BE FaTraIs. asar hrfr
Mr. DliI~r. 81 Hanover, BE- VISITING NJ Ani
Nrs Wa Richards
The Nss.st Rr'eg ct UrreTg7. VISITED 'hciF
aust. Mlss Mary Boyer. Ihss week.
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The Teachers Institute for Carroll will be
held at the High School Building, Wesmin.
ster, September Ills Public schools Will
open the Monday following.
At 10 a. M, yesterday, Friday, the wealth
er bureau sent out the following bulletin =
Showers and cooler tonight; Saturday fair.
Accumulated deficiency in temperature since
January LIST, SO.
William Shriver, of Pittsburg, Pa, recently
in the employ of J. D. Crowl, Westminster,
is missing. Mr. Gents and Charles Klein
snitz living with Mr.. Crowl, have missed
money and pair of pants.
Miss Emma Lippy, of this city, who had
been at the Maryland University Hospital,
Baltimore, for several weeks, where an oper
alton was performed, has returned TO her
home in an improved condition.
Mr.. Thomas Turtle, from acres near West
minister, sold 324 tons and Is pounds of sweet
corn, which was delivered to Smith, Gingling \
Co.'S. factory. Some of the ears were Ia
inches long, very unusual length for sweet
corn.
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New Advertisements.

There Are Blanket Sales and There Are
Sales Of Blaukeis-The Miller Bros. Go. 5
Popular Cash Stores. Westminster.
axe Hering's Compound Syrup of Black.
berry Root-Rose's Pharmacy, Westminster.
Let Nature Cure-John Nj. Grove Co.,
1917 +. Chase street, Baltimore, Md.
Special Sale On Time-T. W. Mather "
Sons. Westminster and Manchester.
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property
Joshua W. Herring, Executor.
Farm for Rent-Dora l.. and Wilbur ii.
Zepp, Administrators. r.
Special for This Week-Keefer x Sullivan,
Westminster.
Sale Of Valuable Personal Property
NJ. Roberts.
Private Sale-Harry NJ. Hiltebridle, Union
town, Nd.
Fine Farm at Private Sale-Solomon Myers
Trevanion, Nd.
Horses and MuIes-H. A. Smith, Hanover
Pa.
IsegaI Notices
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Peace Negotiations Blocked.

After conferences lasting two weeks, the
Russian and Japanese peace plenipoteutiaries
adjourned on Wednesday until Saturday.
Jnpan's terms of peace included the cession
of Sakhalin Island, the limitation Of Russia $
naval forces in the East, the possession of the
informed Russian war ships aud an indemnity
of 5000 600, 600 The other demands of Japan
were readily conceded by Russia, for they We're
reasonable, but to these Russia objected. Jap
an receded from the demand for the interned
war ships and tried to obtain an indemnity
under the guise of sale of half of Sakhalin
Island Russia has declined to pay an indem-
nifty in any form, This is the present status
OF the negotiations.
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Pine Hill Items.

AUGUST 24.-Farmers are busy making
their second crop Of hay.
Wesley Zepp is saving lumber for his
brother George.
An infant of Wesley Berwager died on Tues
day evening of cholera infantum, aged about
9 months. Inferred Thursday morning at ST.
Bartholomew Church, Rev. j. S. Hartman
officiating.
Cider making and apple butter boiling Is
very brisk
Cyrus Leese, wife and daughter Minnie,
visited at John Sholl's last SurSay.
Dora Miller, of Baltimore, is visiting her
friend. Lydia Sell, of Pine Grove.
Many people are complaining of having
colds owing to the sudden changes in the
weather.
Florence Kettle visited at }. d. Sholl's
Thursday
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Woodbine Items.

August 25,.The corner stone of the new
Calvary Lutheran Church was laid last Saiur-
day. The services were conducted by Rev.
Wilbur Hess, of Taneytown, Md.
Albert Gosnell has his new building well
under construction.
Miss Edwin Fleming visited Miss Minnie
Philinger, of Sykesvile, two days last week l.;
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Fleming, on Wed
nesday and Thursday of this week.
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Base Ball.

Sandyvile Base Ball Club won a game from
the Patapsco Club on August 10, by a score
of 9 to 0. The game was won by forfeit
The line up was AS follows;
Sandyvile-H Flater, 2b.; X. Caple, 3b.i
NJ. Fiatcr. h.; c. Zepp, $. $; 5. Brown, p;
Barnhart, c.; J. Brown, |. f.; Hamp, c. l.
F. FIater, r. E.
Patapseo, Snyder. 2b.; o. Spencer, 3b,;
EIserode. b.; r. Spencer, 5. $; Tracey, p;
H. Spencer, e.; Buchanan, l. f.; Beam, c. T.;
Davidson, r. f.
Sandyville will play Manchester in the near
future for the championship of the county.
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Daniel Items.

AuGrsr 24-Miss Sidney Lewis. Of Mount
Airy. and Miss Lillian Shipley, of Westmtn-
ster. recently visited Miss Stella Shlpley
Ebenezer Epwurth League enjoyed very
interesting talk from James W. Fnzzeli, OF
Baltimore 1t was AN account OF has recent
trip to Denver aud other topics OF interest
Mrs. Horace l.. Shipey, after spending q
week in Baltimore, is home again.
Misses Bessie Shipley and Berthe Irwin, OF
Baltimore. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Almer
Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Swanson, of Genoa
Ill.,, have recently been visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Il. \ Conway.