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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06
OUR CORRESPONDENTS


Culleoka, Jan. i. The beautiful
new home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. M.
Andrews was opened during tue holt
lays to house party. consisting Of
Kisses Eta, Zana and ZuIle McCou-
nell, Messrs. Oscar Mcconnell and
Richardson, of Globe, Misses Wallace
and Mr. Gray. OF Columbia, and Mr..
Adams. of Cullsoka. Miss MossIe
entertained a number of friends com
plimentaIy to the guests on Wednesday
night at progressive finch; the younger
society set at progressive games on
Thursday night and others on Fri
day night at delightful musicale. her
guests furnishing the program. The
decorations were beautiful and but
enhanced the attractiveness of the
lovely rooms.
The Christmas cantata at the Cum
berland church Tuesday was beautiful
and entertaining. AT rhe close of the
play good things were generously dis
tributed among the pupils of the Sum
day school.
Miss Jimmie Dyer and Mr.. Dow Nc
Kelvle, accompanied by number of
friends. drove to the parsonage Sunday
afternoon and were married by Rev.
". u. R6dSley.
Tom Fowler. of Ballinger Texas,
is visiting relatives here for few
days before going to the Wehn School
at Bell Buckle.
Mr.. W. A. Inman and wife, (nee
Miss Butler were with MI. Jack In
man during the holidays.
Mr.. Joe RenfrO. after an absence OF
nearly twenty years IN Teaxs, is visit
ing his sistc,. Mrs. Nelse Calvert.
Mr. G. s. Williamson, Dr.. has re-
turned to his position in the State
University at Lansing, Michigan.
Nj. VIII Latham did not like the
West. and has come back to dear old
Tennessee. He Will 90 to Mt Pleasant
to take position MONDAY.
Mr.. Harvey Graham came out from
Nashville to spend the holidays with
his uncle. j. P. Graham.
Miss Jane Henderson has returned to
the Peoples School at Franklin, and
Miss Eliza Ballanfant to Bnford COL
lege.
Mossrs. Pride Richardson and Luther
Fox have gone to Decatur to work
We wish you every one q happy New
year. BARBARA.
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IN A BRIEF SESSION
National House Met Wednes
day, But Adjourned Almost
Immediately Thereafter.
Nwayma Case.

Washington. Jan. 4. The House will
hold only brief session today, ad
jonrning as, a mark of respect to the
late Representative Mahoney, of
Illinois.
1t is probable that the Swayne i'm
parchment case will he hrought up in
the House next week and an extended
discussion is expected The seven
members appointed by the Speaker
to decide on the number OF form of
articles of impeachment have disagreed
and there no DOUBT will be majority
and minority report.
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A Good One Sold by Trotwood,

The great pacing gelding. Honest
Joe 2:l81, by Thomas Hall. has quite
"a racing history. He was bred In
Tennessee and sold to Doyle q Nc
Leod, LynchbuIg. Va. by John Trot
wood Moore OF Columbia. Tenn, and
started racing for them in 1908. driven
tly George F. Dyer. In that year he
started II times and was in the money
in all hut two races. This year be
started II times, mostly over halt
mile tracks, winning II races. was
second four times. third four times
and fourth twice. He was d contend
ing horse in all his races and finished
SECOND in one or more heats in all the
contests in which he failed 10 get q
heat In all he paced 81 heats and
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Over fHE COUNTY.

Five photos for 10 cents, at Young's 8.
Mr.. H. P. Figuers contemplates plant.
ing 1000 shropshire Damson trees on his
farm north Of town.
Mr.. Eliza Sedberry, Of Thompson
stations. is spending the week with rela-
tives at Goodwin, u
MIR. and Mrs. Sims Latta will occupy
the Padgett home during Mr.. and Mrs.
Padgett's absence 10 Washington. Mr..
Padgett's cons will remain here and 90
TO school.
T. E. Primm left last week for
Eaglevllle. Tenn, and H. N. Primm for
Bowling Green, KY, both to attend
school. The Herald follows each of
them.
A No. one Jersey Cow for sale. W.
H ESTES, r. R. 8. 2O-3t
Dalton Oliver is visiting relatives in
West Tenn.
Miss Ruth Galloway. of Glendale.
left Saturday for Lebanon. where
she will enter the Lebanon College for
Young Ladies.
Misses Lula and Elizabeth Wallace
ana MessIs Oscar Wallace and Willie
d. Gray have returned from Cuileoka,
where they were guests of house
party. given by Miss Marie Andrews.
Miss Laura Page b returned to
Goodwin. after few days visit to
friends in Columbia.
Misses Leila B, ASHTON, Jessie Sam
ules, Harritte Nichols, JANE Allen
and Jessie Holman spent some of the
holidays with Miss Eliza DAVIS.
FOR SALE-I have 100000 strictly
White Ash Shingles for sale. A. L.
BLOCKER. y3-l2t.d2t
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Reaves ana
Nh. and Mrs. W. ID. Swan have moved
their families to Nashville.
Clerk A. L. Thomas has sold his
home place hear Glendale to Mis-. Mary
B. Doris, of CornersvilIe for So 675. Mr..
Thomas will move to his other place
about half a mile south of his present
home as soon as q lew dwelling, he il
having erected. is completed
Rev. j. u. Blackwood, of Santa Fe.
Will accompany his daug htei. Hiss
Mildred, as far as Tullahoma Tuesday,
where she is attending school. He
goes from there to GAINESVILLE, to be
gone till Friday.
Mr.. Crawford Blackwood, of Bran
ham Il Hughes, spent the holidays
with his parents at Santa Fe.
Eczema, scaldhead, hives ichiness of
the skin of any sort instantly relieved
permanently cured. D0an's Ointment
at any drug store.
Messrs. lack Albright. of Columbia,
William Roberts of Zion, and William
Dodson, of Concord, left tuesday
morning for Elkton, Kentucky, where
they entered school.
MI. John W. Stephenson, of Frier-
son. has gone to Florida, for the
winter.
MI. Seth Warfield was painfully in
juIed Tuesday by a hay fork falling
from the loft and sticking In his leg.
D. W. Scott and family have moved
from Bigbyville to Pulaski.
Miss Minnie Belle Bennett. of Red |
Boiling Springs. is visiting relatives
at Campbell Station.
STRAYED:--Last October, one light |
bay horse 1416 hands high, four years
old next spring with white spot in head |
and foretop short. Will pay for infor-
nation leading to his return. Address |
W. X. Woodland, Henryville, Tenn, or
call Citizens or.Bell phone at Henry
vile. 6-3t
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WANT HUGHES
RElNSTATED
Representative Underwood te
Present Petition to the
President.

Washington. d G. January Rep
resentative Underwood, Of birmingham,
will tomorrow present 4 petition to the
President praying for the reinstatement
OF Postmaster Hughes The petitiop Is
strong one and bears the testimony of
the people to DIR. Hughes ability and 10
the satisfaction of the citizens with his
administration However. there ia not
the faintest reason for belief that Hugh.
es will be reinstated. The order dis
missing him - dual.
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RosERrs, BEND AND KNoB oREEK


! Roberts Bend and Knob Creek. Jan.
4.-The tree at Goodwin chapel was
quite success and very much enjoyed.
I: Bro. BIackwood's next appointment
will be the third Sunday in the after.
non at 2 80 o. clock.
Prof Muncey Roberts and wife.
from Eikton. Kentucky. spent the
holidays with his parents in thIs'noigh-
bcrhocd.
MI. Hamp HaTIisand daughter, Miss
ALE, spent the holidays with relatives
on Knob creek. returning home today.
The young people of the nelghbor-
hood. enjoyeda 'tacky party at Nh.
Barton traser's one night last week.
Miss Louise Frasre, of Columbia. won
the Prize.
Mr.. Walter Church's family, of
Goodwin. were to see relatives in this
nelghbOrhood yesterday.
Mr.. Walker Page and family. Miss
Ophelia Page and Master Earl Page. of
Timmons. were to see relatives here
last week.
Mrs. Benson Evins and Miss Aline
Page, of Culleoka. were with home
folks IN this nelghborhood last week.
MI. Evins joined them Sunday. all
returned home Sunday night.
Miss Fannie MAJ Garner spent the
holidays with relatives in Nashville.
Miss Lucille Roberts will go to Lex
ington, KY. tomorrow to enter school.
Prof. Beasley and wife, from near
Pulaski. were to see her parents last
week.
Masters Hugh and Wilt Hayes, of
Columbia, were with their uncle. MI.
Will Hayes last week. We enjoyed
their bright faces in our Sunday
school class
Mr.. Maufy Vestal, of Columbia, was
with ho,nefolks part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. p. Roberts and
children, of Zion, visited relatives here
last week.
Miss Krlemhilt Dodson. of Concord,
was to see her grandparents. in this
nelghboTh0od. last week.
MI. and Mrs. K Ell. Garner went to
Shady Grove. Hickman county. first
part of Xmas to see her brothers.
Miss Olivia Letsinger and brother.
Elmer. of Jones Valley. Hickman
county, were to see relatives on Knob
creek last week.
Miss Bessie Allen returned home
with her broher, Hubert, from San
Antonio, Texas. last week. Mr..
Hubert continues in feeble health.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
@. p. Roberts, who are spending the
winter in San Antonio, Texas, will
be glad to know they are highly pleased
with the climate and the people there
and that Mrs. Roberts is improving
quite good deal in health
Miss Laura Page and brother, Edgar,
we're to see their grandparents, of
Column bia, last week.
Miss Lula Stevens, of near Prlmm |
springs, is with relatives here this
week.
Messrs. Warner Harms, of Nashville,
and Lee Harris. OF Columbia. spent |
last week with their mother, on Knob
creek
We sympathize with Mr.. and Mrs.
less Vestal, in the loss of their house
and contents from fire last week.
Ou1 hearts were made sad when the
telephone message of Mr.. Merit Tom
inson e sudden death came last week.
We sypmathize greatly with the be-
reaved family. CHLOE.
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A Good Nights Rest.

The greatest tonic on earth il good
nights rest. Restless nights and the ter
rible exhaustion OF d hacking cough are
dread dangers of he poor consumptive
But why this fear OF the night when few
doses of Dr. Boschee's German Syrup Will
insure refreshing sic p, eabirely free from
couch or might sweat? Free expectOration
in he morning is made certain by taking
German Syrup. 1t has cured consumpt ion
fr forty years. Trial bortle, 25c-Big botti e,
Soc. Al oil druggists.
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The Vaughan Manufacturing Co

DEALERS IN
Poets. Shingles, and all Kinds OF Build
ers Materials Rough and Dressed Lum-
Der, Sash, Doors, Blinds. Mouldings.
Felt Roofing, Iron Roofing, Tin and
Cutters, Laths, Bullders Hardware
Carpenters Tools, Glass, Etc.
Columbia, Tennessee.
Sent 1-eod&W
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Share Hold ers Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Share Hol-
ders 10 the Farmers q Merchants Bank
of Columbia, Tennessee, to elect direc-
tors for the ensuing year, will be held In
the upstairs Office of the Bank Building
ia the city of Columbia at 10 a. m
Tuesday, January 10. 1905.
JOHN w. FRY, Pres't.
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". Mathews, Wallace Woody, W. II.
Medley. f'.
Dist. No NV A Irvine,G. N. Pick.
ard, Oliver Williams. Perry Allen
Dist. No s W. NJ Baffis. Frank
Kitchener, 4 u Brown. Joe ". Foster.
Dist No 9-Jno. H. Thomas, j. B.
johnson, a. 0, P. Nicholson, ST., Jas.
P. Caldwell. Joe Workman
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Marry Cha pier.

The regular n4ee..ug OF the Manry
MRS. A. b. RAINS, Secretary.
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Marriage Licenses.

Collie q. Locke to Miss Eldora Rick
etts.
Joe Jones to Miss Annie Giddens.
T. r Mclean to Miss Mary Louise
Segraves.
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Administrators Notice.

This is to give notice that / have
qualified as administrator OF the estate
Of John F.. Wade. deceased. AL
persons indebted to said estate must
come forward and make settlement at
once; and those having claims against
the estate Will file the same with me
duly authenticated, for payment, with
IN the time prescribed by law. or the
same will be forever barred.
Fl. P. FIGUERS.
Jan. 9th, 1908. Administrator.
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OF THE
Farmers & ueTC1alts Bank


COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE.
At close Of business, December 81, 1904.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts ~. 1888, 494. 90
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured ......s. 26.6O
Banking House, Furniture
and Fixtures. .. 2,540.55
Stocks, Bonds, Securities, etc 5,298 43
Other Real Estate. 49,. 10000
Cash and Due from BanksN 74,1OO.3s
Total. ................... S346, 659.91
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock paid 10. IS 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profits
less expenses and taxes paid) 11,448 80
Individual Deposits subject
to Check. 81. 2S5,2I1.56
TOTAL. .................. S346, O09. vi
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COUNTY OF MAuRY. S.
IL. T. Brownlow. Cashier of the
above-named Bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
j. H. BRowNLow, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this I'd day of Jan 1903.
VIM. 1. COLLIER,
Notary Public,
Correct Attest: JNo. w. Fry,
p. BRowNLow,
J. j. FLEMING,
Directors.
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little daughter GLADYS. of Bethel.
spent the latte part Of last week Ia our
midst. as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. P. johnson.
A happy New Year to all.
ORESTRA.
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q. III. HATCHER. Chairman.
III. w. THOMAS, Sect ".

Bodily pain loses its terror if you've
a bottle of DIR. Thomas Eclectric Oh
in the house. Instant relief In cases OF
burns, cuts, sprains. accidents OF any
sort
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-06

Neglected colds make fat graves
yards. DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to happy,
vigorous old age.
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another Columbian Promoted.

Lynn Merr:feld, who has been ste
nographer for -upt. It. b Brooks. of the
l.. 4 N at Nashville. has been promo
ted and made nrivate secretary to Vice
Pres. Evans at Louisville.
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Making total pd. to the
Architect, sum of. ......... 50, H70. 30
April 80, 1904, there was
pd. to Mr.. Gaddis, Arch.
and Mr.. Bruce, Arch.
eacn. 1880. ......,. ..$25.Ou 700. %
for their services in com
ing to Columbia, and In
specting the plans and
specifications.
These gentlemen reported the plans
and specifications of our Architect to
be first class in every particular.
There was refunded to e. H.
Hatcher by order of the Court
the sum of $40. 90 expended
by him In procuring floor
plans of other Court Houses. $3.50. 90
And four members of tine CON-
mlttee visited Lexington, KY,
and Paris. KY, 10 examine
the new Court Houses in those
cities: their expenses
amounted to............... 34,S0
Special appropriations for absolutely
necessary work have been made by the
court, which will increase the total
cost of the building to the county
about 81, 400 over the oIlginl appropIi.
alton CT $S5, 900.
The foregoing embraces all of the
expenses up to this date, exclusive of
the amount for advertising for bids.
the Judge of the County Court will
furnish this court with the amounts
paid for such advertisements, as they
were not audited by us.
The amounts upon the five estimates
paid to HuggeI RTos.~were eighty per
cent 1921 OF the estimate made by
the Architects for work and materials
upon the Court House, reserving
twenty per cent (209o of such estimate
for final settlement.
The first estimate paid to Hugger
Bros. of $8, 564. so was paid by check
CT T.. J. Shaw, who furnished the
money to p6y Hugger Bros, but Hugger
Bros. transferred the amount of such
estimate to +. j. Shaw, to whom the
amount was paid by Judge W. o.
Gordoa by Court House Warrant
We respectfully submit the foregoing
and ask that this report he spread upon
The minutes of this Court so that all Of
The actions of the Committee may be
open to inspection by the tax payers OF
Mau1y County.
Respectfully submitted.
Signed,
e. Fl. HATCHER. Chairman.
II w THOMAS Sarf w
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RESOURCES.

STATE OF TExNEssEE :.
County Of Maury. -.
I. G. A. Parker, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best OF my
CA. PARKER, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
Directors. h. A. SATTERFIELD,
A. B. RAINs,
subscribed and sworn to before me this
4th day Of January. 1905.
WI. Al. CHAYFTxs Notary Public.
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CONDENSED STATEMENT
The uauTg National Bank,

COLUMBIA, TENN,
At the close of business Jan. 4, 1905.
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STATEMENT OF THE
Spring '' / | iii H iiiIilA'AID.
SPRING HILL. TENN.

SPRING HILL. TENN.
At the Close Of Business Dec. 81, 1904
RESOURCES
Loans aud Discounts s5S.4O4 a.
Overdrafts secured and unsecur-
cd ............ ............. 10 Is
Banking House, FURNITURE and
Fixtures ................... 6,O99.B4
CASH
Due from Banks. >. ST., 1862 81
Cash in Vault 1888 o. 2l,s96.l7
$sO,4iO.I7
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock paid in $i5OO0.O)
surplus and Undivided Profit
{less expense). ...-.......... 4.834.64
Individual Deposits. ......... 60.575 IS
$S0,4l0.I7
l, 4. n. Ayers, Cashier, certify the
above statement at the close of business
Dec. 81, 1904, lie correct to the best of
my knowledge and belief.
(W. K. MARTIN,
Correct Attest +. P. RRUMBAcH,a
Directors.
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Making total pd. to the
contractors, the sum of. .$17, SIC. q
In addition to the above the follow
ing incidental excuses have been paid
June 10, j. Z. r. Carpenter.
Arch. so, 075. O
Nov. 10. J. E. X. Carpenter,
Arch. ............. 300, 9
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ESTABLISHED r

The gentlemen appointed BY the
/ County Court 20 contract for and
look after the construction of Maufy
county's new court house. were wisely
chosen, and have been faithful and
energetic In the performance OF their
duty.
Mr.. E. 81. Hatcher, chairman of the
Committee. has neglected his personal
business time and again, TO see that
this work of the people entrusted TO
him, was properly performed and car
lied to as rapid completion as circum.
stances would permit.
The committee planned wisely IN
the beginning. They chose an aIchi.
tect who knew his business. and the
part OF the building already erected is
an earnest of the beauty of this archi.
tect's plans and conception.
While at times the work ap.
peared to be moving slowly. it has
not been the fault of tha local
contractor but of the men who furnish
the stone ana other material. This
trouble has been largely remedied by
MI. Hatcher. who went In, person to
the stone people, and made them
understand. they had to furnish stone
for this work and furnish it with
promptness and regularity or lose their
contract.
The committee, wishing the people
to know how their money is being
expended, submitted the following
report to the Quarterly Court
To the Worshiful County Court of
Maury County, Tennessee:
We, the Committee appointed to
superintend the building Of the new
Court House at Columbia, beg leave
to report what has been done MP to
the present time, to-wit, Jan. 2, 1905.
The following sums have been paid
out upon the construction of the
Court House itself, to-wit:
Aug. II, 1904. to Hugger
Bros. First estimate. 49,. So, 564. go
Sept 26, 1904, to Hugger
Bros. Second estimate. -. 2,g5a.2O
Oct. Is, 1904, TO HuggeI
Bros. Third estimare. 800. 2,116. so
Nov. l2, 1851, 10 HuggeI
Bros Fourth estimate. 80, 1906. 90
December. 81, 1904, to Hugger
Bros. Fifth estimate. 1900. A, 069. 90
----
Making total pd. to the
contractors, the sum of. .$I7, SIC. 90
In addition to the above the follow
ing incidental excuses have been paid:
June 10, ]. E. r. Carpenter.
Arch. SO. o7S. 90
Nov. ~. j. Z. r. Carpenter.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-12-21
Sale Register.

Under this head will appear, free ofcharee
the date and character OF public sale FOL
which bills have been printed at this office
Space herein may be secured, when bills are
printed elsewhere, at the rate Of 8 cents pei
line for each insertion.
On Thursday, December 81, 1905, W. ],
Wantz will sell real estate and personal pro
perty near Jimtown.
On Tuesday, March IL, 1906, Jos. N. Dew.
ilbiss will sell valuable personal property
mile east of Rocky Ridge on the VIM. Mort
farm.
On Wednesday, March IA, 1905, VIM. 4
Fogle will sell horses. cattle and farm inpli-
ments on the Shipley farm near Thurmont.
On Thursday, March Is, 1906. Peter g.
Eyler will sell horses, cattle and farm nipple.
mcnts on the "Witherow" farm near Wash
ing school house.
On Thursday, March 20, 1905, Geo. r.
&eiselman will sell horses, cattle, etc., at his
home near Nonocacy.
On Wednesday, March 90, 1900. Mrs. sa-
villa Stimmel will sell personal property at
her residence near Thurmont.
On Friday, March 80, 1905, D. A. Firor
will sell stock and farm machinery. l mile
east of Graceham on Mr.. Harry Lohr's farm.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-12-21
Railroad Matters.

We haye positive information that the
Baltimore and Frederick road will be built
at once and that contracts will be awarded
for power house, etc, in few weeks and
the road between Frederick and Walkers
vile and Liberty at once constructed. Fred
erick will not be asked to assist In the build
ing of this road, which means much to the
industrial life of that city A few individuals
would compel this corporation TO pay the
$4,000 forfeit money for the franchise grant
ed on Market street, and yet at the same time
expect to get all the benefits fro m the build
ing Of the road. This has been typical of
Frederick in past years, and we had thought
that all that spirit had been buried, but it
seems there is little remaining.
The W F. & G. project is going on stead.
lily. Subscriptions are being taken as rapid
ly as the minds of the people are made up to
fairly wei. so far, but not in proportion to
what the county people are doing.
You can sell gold mine. or any old mining
stock to most anybody, if they are promised
big dividend. and nothing SAID about the
safety If the principal, but on legitimate
railroad scheme, backed by reputable citizens
of the community, the people IA good many
are about as afraid of losing dollar. as any
thing you could think of-funnv isn't it?
The w. F. s. G. Ry, will be built and we
can positively say that work will be begun
on the opening Of spring.
Do your duty, citizens Of Frederick. The
countrymen will do more than their share.
And we would ask Our esteemed contempOr.
airy, The News, to be little more active in
the advocacy of this project, and not to let
so much time eapse between favorable arli-
Giles of comment. No fault to find brethren
only do it little more frequently so as to
keep the "pot boiling"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1905-12-21
For THE CLARIoN.l
A Donation P8rtV.

Last Friday evening Rev. Kaiser and fam
lily were made the victims of a generous do.
nation party at the home of Mr.. John Unger
ia Thurmont. A large company of members
and friends having gathered. Rev. Kaisers'
we're suddenly apprised that they were
wanted in the next room Theu Bro. Rider
briefly explained the situation BY saying that
they had come to express their respect for
ReY and Mrs. Kaiser and appreciation OF
their services. On entering the kitchen they
found very substantial evidences ofkiud and
generous people in Thurmont and vicinity.
The rest Of the evening passed all too quick
ly in the enjoyment of social games, in
which old and young took part.
Rev. Kaiser and family take this opportun
ity to extend to one and all most heartfelt
thanks for this another unmstak able evil
dence of esteem ard good will, and wish one
and all truly blessed Christmas tide with a
happy New Year.