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tn. e,s csrssra.lop 10 Baltimore.

Il - In b. a no mean part thai ihrs good Old
CITY uf Westminster = g. psay % The drcairs
Baltimore Jubilee next ~cek. Il BE- 'npossi.
BIZ a. sive ~ idea ID the uumbrg ~ residents
II this cify and yiriniiy sho wlll yIstt toe
AoannsenlAl Gag GA thIs oceAsaau 90 gz2rsicl-
paie "a the s~p-ral rejolciug and 10 ealuy ihe
yarspu, fsAssrrs NhiCh arr i0 iogul The AStrac,
lsous during the pcuod Oi tabs.aiion- Il -
prpbabie that thousands w1ii avail themselves
Of the resiaeci rates ~ make sinSir day irps
Ia ths Stsir-s metropolis and handrc1s ~ill
20 90 STAY iwp 81 threr or more dAy-- The
Wesiu.in sier Fire Departments Drum Cofys
ADD The " esi minister Firr CompAny which re
sr-5ndrd 50 promptly 20 the cali OF the city iu
n hoar II distress ia February ST 1904 ~tll
march xrth the other visiting hrcman, who
aided IN subamux The flames. News cDurs
iFuaa Baltimore that the Delegations expected
.Ft,u, throughout the State wiA be- the largest
ever ascend l~d there Washington Cp4uiy Is
rxu4el-d To scud more than Two thousand vEs.
itorS. many Of wham wiii b. drawn by the big
sham battle ct The Jr. o. c. /. N. which wsii
iollou the industrial parade oa "Wednesday.
All The Jr. .. L. A. II. i,a,agrs wiil be free
OF charge O. the public
The last finishing teaches have brvu pui on
the Greater Baltimore Jubilee week piaus and
the g.rtso4 81 thu csty's official thanksgiving
and Tr1NlEGNE Nltl De AeilflFNA AN WIZ fAslsAAa
Of praise SAnday morning. Religious services
are 60 b. he'd iu ali the Chufehr- Ia The eats
a. a fitting prelude 70 The season oi gAyeiy
xhich Is 10 mark he recovery Of Baltimore
frs,a, The Ere disaster Of 1904 The trei OF
government vessels that - 10 anchor IN The
harbor Monday Will comprise al least SIX Ani
probably ten ahipz. OF these two are "a ut
cruisers and the secretary OF the navy has
promised that he will Try TO have three al the
| Jubilee. Ii Is understood late this Wec& thai
the way Was cleared for three Of ihr vessel:
| Of this class. At least three Of the lrim craft
Of the revenue service will BE- part 90 the tleet,
/ aud the monitor Miantonomah. 'he practice
| ship OF the Maryland Navy kese1 es, viii help
1 swell Baltimore navy force feg this OCCASION.
| The military pageant OF Tue lay will be one
| OF great brilllAncy. The Industrial parade oil
| Wednesday will have VI least $1,000 men
| ia line to say nothing Of 100 handsome floats
/ IL will require Two anu half hours for tbl'
| procession TO pass gwen point. The hrc
| mems parade Of Thursday will give the people
a chance TO see the laddies of Baltimore ans
| those from other cities who fought the bll
| FIRE of two and a half years sgo. FndA.
night there will be big automobile psrs.d,
| and Saturday Jubilee week will wind Up ia
| masked carnival.
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4 SurprIse Party.

An ENJOYABLE surprise party was gwen on
THURSDAY evening at Morgan Valley taFu',
the beautiful home Of Miss Alice Esiela
Owinss, IN honor of her guest, Miss Florence
q Rogers. uf Baltimore. Shortly alter
o. clock the guest began TO arrive and 1t was
no; long before the merry young folks ~eFe
plaving various games. They then proceeded
10 The parlor. where they sang the latest pop
ular songs, aud instrumental music was rem.
dered by Misses Mae StoneT, Clara Duvaii
and Pauline Stem on the piano. Al a late
hour the doors OF the dinngroOm were thrown
omen aud all we're invited 10 partaAe OF the
trmpt,ng delicacies which we're served IN
abundance. after which the guests departed
Tor their homes, expressing themselves As
having bad Joyous time.
Those present were Misses Mae Sioner, Nora
and Clara Duvali. Pauline Stem, Cora, Matte
and Mable Hartman, Beulah aud Anna Robert
.sn. Virginia Lindsay, Alice Owings. Florence
Rogers, Eva S,oner and Louise Owings' Messrs.
Carroll Stem, Harry Harman,' Price Robert
son. Earl Lindsay, Weldon Duval!, LOUIS
lee. Clarence Maueham, Ephralm Lindsay
(;uy Barnes, Jesse Owings and Benton Stoner;
Mr. and Mrs. Harry 0wings. Mr. and Mrs
John Owings, Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua 9w'ugs,
aud Mrs. Mary + Owings and others.
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Pleasant Hin Items.

SEPTEMBER 6.-Misses Maude Lppy and
Grace Robinson, of Littlestown, Pa, spent
Sunday with their friends Misses Emma and
Edith Thurman.
Miss Grace Morelock. of Hanover, Pa,
returned to her home after spending some
time with relatives in this vicinity.
Bernard Lawyer has returned to his home
after spending The past six months at Kent
land. Indiana.
Miss Emma Motter spent Sunday last with
friends at Littlestowu, Pa.
Mrs. Alice Brown, a former resident of this
vicinity. who moved last springto Littlestown,
Pa. sold her home in that place to Joseph
Spangler, of Blacks Corner, and will move
with her family to Waynesboro, Pa,
Mrs. Violet S. Myers, of Manchester, Md,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Thurman.
Sterling Lawyer, of Shady Lawn, spent
Saturday with friends at Hanover, Pa.
Miss Lottie Hildebrick. of Taneytown, en-
joyed the hospitality of her friend, Miss Emma
Thurman, last Monday.
The funeral of Mrs. Augustus Study was
largely attended by people of this vicinity,
which took place Wednesday morning at Sill
YER Rum
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SErrExBER 6.-Clarence Iiagling. who has
been spending his vacation with his parents,
Nr. aud Mrs. Joseph p lingling. has re-
turned to Catawba College. Newton, y. c.
Mrs Emory C. Ebaugh and little daughter,
Olive, spent several days with Mrs. EbaUgh S
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward NJ. Hahn.
Miss Julia Goodman, Of Baltimore, was the
guest of Miss Mary Lester and Miss Fannie
Myers this week.
Miss Annie K. Stonesifer and niece, Rletia
Baumgarduer. are visiting Miss Stonesiter' 5
brother, Mr. Oliver Stonesiter, of Taneytown.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Yingling entertained
on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Zile and
daughter. Bessie, of Frizellburg Mrs. Edw.
Bish, of Westminster; Mrs. William Luca.
baugh, of Cranberry Valley, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Myers and children, of Baltimore.
Miss Norma Alban aud Miss Grace Hubbs,
of Baltimore, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. David
Warehime, near here.
Ira j. Miller, wife and son. of Remington
Ind, were the guests of Mr.. Miller's uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stoneslter
several dsys last week.
Miss Hattie Petry, who has been visiting
friends in Baltimore the past week, has re
turned home.
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A pcuhla SurnrlAa.

&cFsaTsGst fn- he Estzhtcratie AlFaFlifz
On Sunday. August -. NJ. and Ms Chss.
YiuEling. 9l8 Reodley street, ksltlmOrr,
wcrc given = saEpfise bv lass iFs-Hds and -e,a
tvy-s 10y giving bin a sappsr IN honor Of has
birthday aud alsn CO Tuesday. August ~ b.
the many friends of RAymona and Pagi gave
them a birthday sarpFysr. a b~iuE Raymond 3
I7ih hirthday aad bis iSther's birthday aLats,
The evening uas spent 10 piaFiaE ssnvs and
sinEius S-vrral pIAna srleriiaus were rrn-
dcTpd BY Mss Anua Schiii1pe zud sllJs b.
Msssrs Agnes Couway ard Dom SrhtlsiuE.
Mr.. Bernard Wallace ~ith hss Jokes uss ans
a thu Features % the evening". Bsifs=h sruts
wsrr served AZ To- 80 o. clock. CONSISTING %
cakes, candy and VARIOUS kinds rl !faH. The
hlsors ~ere quite unique, among them t'riHg
hats made q iiHerrnl eoinred paper. These
Here 50 pretty ihzs everyone igokc1 haud
some. especially the boy Tie ryeseEits were
numerous sad vAluabis. consisting 81 Aorris
chair Tor the father and many Useful ones for
Raymond. Tbosr prrseu; SER Nj and
Mrs. ChAs. Y,Hgling Mr.. aai Mrs. Nswton
EckAri. Mr. and Mrs Charles Schfiling. Mr.
And Mrs. Jno. Sgofy: Misses lfvus aRd AauAn
Blum. Anna. Dora aaa Hil8a SchilhnE. Al.
AGRA and Myrtle Story. Helen and Neih~ Eck
ara Vera SuiliyAn, Angritns lsuEiiug. Mamie
HarsoH. Ethel Eeksrd, Lillian Harlan, Agnes
Ccawny; Mesrs. Raymond and Psul Niag
ling Frank SIusky. RAY Sullivan. Bernard
Wallaes, Coleman ard Herbert Smith. John
Kennedy. Albert sawyer. Chester Snyder,
Harry Yingling. Maurice Eckard aud Willie
and Arthur SehiiiIng.
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MnkafleId lite ms.

SEPTEMBER 6.-The celebration TO be held
in George p. HoOver's grove, about hall
mile from this place tomorrow. Saturday Will
he one of great pleasure. There vail be
two Sunday schools in attendance, and the
lnlloNinr speakers will be present \. W.
Murry, OF Woodberry, president OF the elder
shin: Rev. T. b. Tyler, from Pennsr4ramai
ReTs. +. G. Crawford and c. E. Mccullough,
both of Uniontown; Rev. Bets. from Car
rollton: james Z. Smith, of Westminster;
Edward Shatfer, Miss Jane Ecker and Chas.
Day;Ibiss. of Neg Windsor. The Carroilton
choir will be in attendance. No one shonld
miss this. The Pleasant Valley band will
fnrn;sb the music afternoon and night. Come
and bring your friend and spend the day with
us in the woods.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Res Babylon got
entaurled in wire fence and cut cash IN ITS
right hind leg into the bone, nine inches IN
Ia9gtb. The horse is valuable one.
Miss Mary Anders. of Union Bridge, and
Miss Bessie Anders. of Frederick, were the
NESTS of Grace Smith last week.
G. p. l.. Hoover cut the first held corn III
this section this week.
Health In this community Is good.
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SIIrar Bur tens.

SEFrKMEgE a.--ChArles H. hnipVic sold
bis hriek house and lot to Mics Emma Bechirl
for Sl20O0
Squirrel shooting began on las, Saturday and
the hunters were oat n iall force. some
brought in 10 or more, ~hilc others less or
non- at all. /. g. Lawyer shot 10 IN hours-
Some farmers have already commenced 10
10 Gu, corn, which s an immense crop.
A. Kuriz Myers and wife. u Frixsilharg.
and Mr- Fannie Walter and son Herbert. Of
Baltimore. speut last Sunday with Frank W.
Warrhime IN this place.
Bernard Lawyer, Who has been out IN
lndaua al summer, is home again.
Mr.. and ms. Henry 7. TroXeii, of Deep
Run. spent last Sunday with Andres Wisner
and }. X. Lppy
Mrs. VIM D. Rishel aud adopted daughter
Airnie, OF Hanover, Pa, spent several days
with II. 8 Spzngler and wife.
Mrs Ollie Study. wife Of Augustus Study.
died at her home near Black school house.
on Monday. aged - years and II days She
was daughter Of Wesley j. Hahn. lntermenl
ou Wednesday in the cemetery in this place.
Services we're held ia the Reformed church.
Rev Stewart Hartman ofliciaIei.
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Wedding esiIs.



Nlss Cora NJ. Williams, eldest daughter Of
Ms /. Elisha Williams. ~ near Richmond,
"a anI Mr. Robert D. Garrett. County
Clerk for Cam bertrand cnsnty. Virginia, were
married Wednesday afternoon NJ the home o.
Ne. aad Mrs Daniel T. Shiplcy, 10 This city,
b Rev. II. ~ Rider, pastor Of Centenary
Nethesgist Episcopal Charch. Ms LILLIAN
shirley PLAYED the wedding march. \ recrP
,iBH followed the ceremony and = luncheon
Nas served. a.
The brides mother and t~o sisters Misses
MARY :. and EdmoniA Williams were present,
As were also the following persons
Miss Cora Skidmors, OF Mug Ni.tiam
csan,y. Virginia. anui Of the bride; Miss Nate
Csn8Gn. Of Baltimore. cousin Of the bfide;
Ms Many Garrett. SISTER Of The groom; Mr..
/. c. Garrett, OF Norfolk, Va, brother OF the
groom: Mr.. II. w. NeAle, Of King William
coan,y. Virginia. uncle 81 the groom; Ms
J,ss- y Williams. oi this city, grandmother
nj tb. bride: Doctor and Mrs. D. +, ShIplsy,
Mr.. aud Ms. William l. W. SeAbrooS. Mr.
apd Mrs. John j. Rose Reverend and Mrs.
~ ". Rider, Mrs. Helen Rice. Misses Jose
pbius Lambert and Azrlra Shipley. AeSsfs.
Paul Shiplcy, John Il. Mard,ck and pau'r'
Shiplry. ,,...
lr. and Mrs Garrett left for a bridal trip 10
NIAGARA Falls aud Canada. They will reside
ia Cumberland, Va
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A birthday party was gwen Angus, - At
The home Of Mr. and Ms John +. Dmch,
Sans Greek. Tor thr benefit of the Brethren
Church a. Iiuwoad About g clock the
guests began io arrive. A peculiar feature o.
Ihis party was esch guest broakht WITH him \
LITTLE red sack "a which were supposed 10 be
AS many pennies ns they were wears oil. Macy.
not uishing 10 expose their age (gl. enclosed
a dollar. which vas gladly received, snd no
cfFenSe taken. After enjoying graPhoPhone
music aad a social chat. al paTinok Of ice
cream, cake .asd fruit Mrs Drach ras ~
sisted hy Mrs.. EdwHrd Carlisle. 81 sans
Greek: Mrs. Robert CARRIER. Of Washington.
y. e.. aud Miss Katharine l.. Lambsrd. Bal
iinsare Thas, present were NJ. snd Mrs
Edward Carlisle iT. and Mrs. u. +. Siem,
Mr.. and Mr. ". Nushaam. Mr. and Ms.
John Baker. Mr. add Mrs.. Arthur Alhsri.
Mr.. and Ms Walter EnEcl. Mr.. Nad Mrs.
John Snadsr. Mr. and Ms. VIM, Naddeil,
Mr.. and Ms. Charles Waddell. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Wm. Roriand Nv aud Ms. Howard Devil
tiss, Mr.. and NrS Charles hooutz. Mr.. and
Mrs Chas. GrreaholtE; Misses MarEAre, Stem,
GlAjes Nusbzunl. Louise Epgel. Nollie SHA
der. Nellie Deviibiss. Minnie Waddell, Mar
waddell Bertha DrAeh: Aessrs. Coy Carlisle,
Roland pevilbiss, Merton Euge., Chester
NuStaum. sherman Waddell. ID. Byers,
David Snader, John SnAier AMI e. Raymond
Drach, Of Sans Greek; Ne. ard Mrs John
Buckev. Mr. and Ms George Englaf. DR..
and 9rs. whit-hill. Mis- Mary Ford ard Mr..
v koonlz. of New Windsor; Mr. and Mrs
John Esb. Mr.. and Mrs ArthEr EnglAr. M.
and Mrs Edwzrd Haau. Mr.. aud Mrs III. O.
Crumbackrr. Mr.. aud Ms. Samuel Dsyhoh.
Mrs. james E'zlsr. Ms. Mary Warner. Mrs.
Nathan Englar. Misses Addie Ssussnsy, l.alu
/ EtEler. Maggie Etzler, Helen Euglsr. Addie
/ Messler, Katie FIscel. Bertha Gilbsrt, BIRD
| Gilbert, Annie T. Warner. Aessrs. JOhn ;.
l Messler. John Englar. Robert ElEief, Russell
I Warner. Raymond Dayhef. +. Mack RousrF
aud Mervin Fsscel. Of LinWoOd; +. Rsy
{ Englsr, Pttsburg; Thomas Fuss aud Charles
I Messler. Union Bridge; Mtss Grace Coharn.
/ Mrs. Brown, Miss Bessie f. lasmberd and
Z Mr.. Nells Black, Of Baltimore, and Miss
/ Louise Matthews. OF Westminster.
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a MnddIna Dinner.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. WIN. r. fing-
ling. near Westminster. was the scene OF a
very pleasant event On Sunday, Sept. 2 The
occasion having been wedding dinner given
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Horace A. Leppo. The day
was spent in conversation, music and singing
Dinner was served at II m. and refreshments
at d. M, after which the guests wished the
couple long and happy life. They returned
10 their homes, having felt they had spent a
pleasant day. Many useful aud handsome
presents were received. Those present were:
William r. Yingliug and wife, William X.
Leppo and wife, Horace A. Leppo and wife,
WIN. NJ. Harris and wife, Milton A. Yingling
and wife, Harvey Z. Yingling and wife, Mrs:
Edward o. Tasio. Joseph NJ. Yingling and
wife, Alfred P. Yingling and wife, John NJ.
Myers and wife. Mrs. B. f. Goltling, David
f. Yingling, Grandmother Yiugling: Misses
Elsie A. Leppo, Jane NJ. Little, Grace Nj.
Yingling. Berthe Leppo. Mabel r. Gottlng,
Addie Warehime, Ella Bish. Make V. Leppo,
Esty Jones. Esther Myers, Viola l.. Yingling,
Treva II. Z. Harris. Margaret Myers, Myrtle
E. Yingling, Ella V. Harris; Messrs. Elmer
=. YingIing. Claude l.. Leppo, Philip Gott'
ling, Percy L. Leppo, Arthur W. f. Harris.
Clarence f. Leppo, Clarence Myers. Harvey
David Leppo, Sherman II. r. Harris, W. j.
+. Pingling, Maurice Duttera, Tiny Yingling,
Arthur S. Yingling. Cletius Tasto. Weldon
Yiugling and john Andrew Buckley.
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Base Ball.

The Crown Cork and Seal Company, OF
Baltimore. first uniformed team played two
games with Mouvt Airy Monday at Mount
Airy. The first game was played at l IA: IN.
and resulted in a victory for Mount Airy by a
score of6 to2. The game was fast aud furious.
The visitors put up good game, but the local
boys by alaround superior work. proved too
much for the stopper tossers. W. Green. for
the Crown Cork and Seal Company, pitched
fine game. Whit, for Mount Airy, did eft
fective work, holding the visitors to three lone
singles. Batteries-Mount Airy. Whit and
Watkins; Crown Cork aud Seal Company, W.
Green aud Hunter.
After the third inning the second game was
pie for Mount Airy. d. Green started the
slab work. but little Willie Green had to re
lieve him after the fifth. The Green brother:
could do nothing with our sluggers. The hnaI
score was 10 to 3 in favor OF Mount Airy
Batteries-Mount Airy. Watkins and Watkins
Crown Cork and Seal Company, D. Green
w. Green and Hunter.
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May Accept Miss Lona~sIrs Be-
quest.

The Baltimore Presbytery, at its meeting
in October, will probably consider and accept
or decline a bequest made by the late Miss
Sallie Longwell, Of this city, whose will was
admitted to probate in the Orphans Court OF
this county July 10, 1905. In the viii Miss
Longwell devised to the bishop of the Protes.
tant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland her man
sion house and Is acres of land in this city,
also $40, 900 additional. and made the diocese
her residuAry legatee. which increased the be-
quest about $4,000 more, all upon the eondi.
ton that the devisee establish and maintain
on the premises an institution designed for
benevolent, charitable or educational pur-
poses.
The diocese was given year in which 10
accept or reject the bequest, and in the event
of the latter course, then the property and
monetary requests and the residuary devise
are to 90 to the Presbytery of Baltimore upon
the same terms and conditions.
The bequest to the Episcopal disocese was
not accepted. and the reversiou to the Pres
bytery is now to be considered. II that body
shall decline TO accept the bequest the man
sion and grounds are to be sold, and out OF
the proceeds 5000 is TO be given to the
Church Home and Infirmsry of Baltimore tC
endow bed in that institution. and the resi-
due Of the estate is to be equally divided be
tween the DOmestlc anu Foreign hlssiohaiD
Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of
the United States of America and the BoarC
of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States of America. II
the bequest shall be accepted by the Presby
terry aud il shall fail at any future time Il
| effectively maintain such An institution as II
described in the will, the property and othel
deyises will be forfeited aud divided between
| the two boards of missions referred to.
Ii is stated that the Presbytery of Baltimore
has in contemplation the acceptance of thu
bequest aud the establishment OF Presbyte
rian home for the aged. To do this. however
| il will be necessary to raise an additional sun
of $50, 900. II is not obligatory under tn
terms Of the will upon the Presbytery to de
eide upon its action before July next, but it !
supposed the question will be carefully con
sidered. and possibly conclusion reached
| its meeting in October.
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New Advertise me nts.

We are Ready With Fall and Winter
Goods-T. W. Mather & Sons, Westminster
and Manchester.
Notice TO Voters--Henry S. Musselman.
Pres. Charles H. Smith, Supervisors of Eec
ton.
Election Officers, &c.-Henry S. Mussel
man, president; Charles Fl. Smith, Supervi
sors.
List of Unclaimed Matter remaining in the
Post Office, Westminster.
Road Notice-Isaae Green, Jr., Emory c.
Zepp, and II others.
Farmers-N. |. Gorsuch Son Co., West
minister.
School Suppies-The Miller Bros. Co.,
Westminster, Md.
Notice to Taypayers-H. B. Grammer,
Clerk.
REFERS Prices-Wm. N. Keeter's, West
minister, Md.
Cider Making-L. H. Gosnell, Woodbine,
Md.
Legal Notices.
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Tyrone Items.

Sgg-rExsgK 6.-There il no time 10 a man' 5
IF. that be feels 81 elated and his mind Is at
so even a temper, rs when his neighbors and
friends visit him in social capacity. Such
was the case last Wednesday evening, when
81 friends OF Mr.. James +. F1ohr. surprised
him al his home nekr here. The happy young
people seemed to think il a good joke. and
after being welcomed by the host and hostess
all entered into sports usually in vogue on
sgch occasions. All seemed to enjoy them
selves hugely, until about II O'Clock when
they we're invited TO the dining room, where a
rrpas, ,sas 10 waiting. to which all subscribed
very heartily, At the expense of their hppe-
titles, which we're in first class trim, Judging
FROM the way the good things so lAyishly pre-
pared disappeared AT the hour Of midnight
an repaired 10 their homes not forgetting how.
ever, 20 wish their host aud hostess goodbye,
and wishing them the return Of many more
such happy events. Those present were Mr..
aud Mrs. J. T.. Fiohr; Messrs. Harry Ehckin-
ger. Guy Haines, Paul FormwAlt. Harry Form
waIt. John Lennon. Charles MAus, Lester
Angel. Howard MAus. Charles Flickinger,
Tom Weishour. Willie Flohr, Charles Cash
man, Stewart King, Quo Myers. Oliver Erb,
! Clyde Hesson. Ralph Bear. Luther o. Eek
ard. Earl HAinss, Walter keeier, Harry Mar
uuei. Abram Dodro. Charles Sell, Andrew
Myers, Raymond houkeyi hooeH EcAhIe'
/ Misses Lillian Haines, Margie Formwalt, May
/ Babylon. Mary keefer, Ella DodrO, Carrie
4 CsEbaugh, Mabel Myers, Alice Myers, Lucy
( Reirsuider. Nettie Ffickinger, Hessye Bod
/ kew. Hilda HaineS, Rosa Warner, Florence
| Formwat, Bertha FlickingeT. Annie Erb, Ethe
! Siouaker, Carrie Myers, Edith Lennon, Maud
MauS, Lula SlonAker, Romaine Formwalt,
Edna Sleek, Sadye Flickinger, Fannie Fiohr,
[ Jennie Weishour and b. Mae Hartman.
Our farmers are busy ,hreshiug and prepar-
! ing their ground for tall seeding. They also
are taking up their "ta,ers. which is very
good crop and some very fine lubers are being
/ housed.
! Rev Mr.. Sweitzer will have communion
service at Baus. Church, on September 10. at
/ 10 O'Clock; preparatory services, September
] To- nj I o'clock p. m.
/ George c. Hartman will make sale Of his
/ personal effects in the near future and move to
/ Hanover, Pa.
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Nest Falls Items.

SEPTEMBER 6.-Miss Edwin p. Hood, Pleas
ant Hill. near here, is visiting friends in
HagerStown.
Sunday school at Q a. M, and preaching at
10 80 n. m. Mt West Falls NJ. +. Church Sun
day. =,
Mrs. William and Miss Emily Gosnell, OF
Green Valley. spent Monday with friends near
Winfield.
William Chaney's family, who have been
sick for several days, are much improved at
this writing.
f. NJ. Browning has gone to Sandy Springs
TO accent a position with 5. B. Wetherald.
The farmers Of this vicinity are very busy
preparing the soil for seeding and cutting corn.
of which the crop is fine.
Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, of Westminster, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. o. K. Hood,
has returned home.
Miss Minnie Barton, of Pleasant View, was
in town on Tuesday.
Misses Jennie and Goldie Hood and Mary
Lindsey, Of the Robert Garrett Hospital, we're
the guests ef Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Hood, Of
this place, on Monday last.
Mrs. Amelia c. bowman spent Sunday and
Monday with friends in Damascus, Montgom
cry county, :,
The Ladies Aid Society, of this place, will
hold an ice cream festival at the church Sat
urday evening.
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Weather Record for the Week.

September mercury 68 at I a. m. and 70
at D. ~; clear September 2-mercury 20
at I a. m. and 81 at ? p. M; partly cloudy.
September 3-mercury 10 at a. IN. and q
at 2 p. m. showers, followed by clear wealth,
er. September 4-mereury 81 at ! a. m. and
10 at D. m; clear. September 5-mereury
"a at a. m. and 20 at 2 p. M; clear Sep
TENDER 6-mercury 58 at Z a. m. aud 76 at
D. m.; fair. September mercury 81 at
a. m. and 81 at 2 p. m.; clear.