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The Democratic advocate., 1906-07-27

JrLY aS.-HorAiio Rhodss. living on Joazs
Bschmaa's farm. at this place, hoaghi John
YiBrtng's fArn sf I2ll servs, last serk A.
So 80 per Acs~, 90 q total 81 s.. .2sa.
Mrs. bertha Johasou, of Baltimore, sPsst
several days wIih ffieuds ia shss ylcsnity. SA"
lrn foF hosas on Tuesday.
One 81 ths heaviest rains Of this season
pass~d over this nsighhovhooi on SAtardsy,
washinz roads and hesds aad blowing corn IN
spne heids nearly level -ath The groand-
Mrs Rachel Frock. Who has b~en ~ Tor =
long tirsr. is IA the sane cuodilioa Of heal,h
Farmers arr All basy ploWlag ~hich IS IA
Harry Sn,Gh. OF Westminster, ~As tAkea
ssek on Tuesday, and esne io bis father .
horsr.
Sunday school uoskers win begin to pre-
pare ios their ptca,e on Sunday Which u 10 br
kazi on S~pgsmber : A hse program cali
be used. All coE1r.
ReTsaoua SsuaosIieg has had several of h,s
raoms wAiuscnAsei And = nee ROOT pot oa hls
hoasr last seek. {. II. Saith and FraRk
Mruehey we're the conlraciors-
The CHRISTIAN EndcAEor Society Of JerusA
lem church, which bad been ia hne progress
until ssverAl moaths ago. bad good some Of
money IN It's treasury and they have decided
To pot ii 10 a good us-, and ordered large
beautiful wool tag. whIeh Vas received By the
President oa Tuesday. Il uili be presented 90
the Uhion Sunday. nj sh's place, oa = suitable
Sunday, aud Wil be ia the Sunday School $
care after receiving same
Mr. D. = WArehime filled oae OF bis 700
bashei lime kilns last week 10 THREE quarters
OF daY. All stone bad tn be hauled aboui
4OO feet and thea had 10 be sledged and lhrpsH
into the kila, work wAs done by four men.
good record
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TaNlorENiIIa IfennR.

JULY 25.-Mrs. Anna Frizzell and son. oi
Baltimore, aud Mrs. Jane Frizzel. Of Howard
county. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
FrizzeH.
Miss Addie Barnes, Of this place. visited
Mrs. Mary Benrelt, OF Gist, last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of this place held
its last meeting at the home of Sister Frizzell
last Wednesday. Those present were Mr..
aud Mrs Isaac Frizzell, Malinda Smith, Rosie
Byers. Ella Barnes, Fannie Zepp, Maggie Price,
Annie Frizzell, of Baltimore. Jane Frizzell,
of Howard county, Eleanor Zile, Mrs. Mer.
ring, Mrs. Harris, May Burlington, of New
York, Ida Pickett. Emma Chase, Belda. Efie
and Maggie Frizzel. Bella Cecil, Bessie
Farver, Addie Barner. Nellie Wright, Berdie
Cover, Grace and Cora Franklin, Lo,tie
Eyler, Debbie Zile, Marie Harris. Minnie,
Ray and Maggie Chase, Charles and Augustus
FrizzeH, James Frizzell. of Baltimore, Fred
Brown, Rev. G. q. Harris, II. NJ. Zile
and Harry Zepp. Everybody had delight
ful time.
Misses Zelmar and Dena Byers visited Miss
Elsie Fleming from Saturday last until
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Farver has gone to Baltimore
to spend week witlRriends and relatives.
Sunday School - day morning at 80;
Glass. 1890; Epworth Leagne, 730; Preach
ing. 8 p. M.
Some of our young people visited Sykes
vile last Sunday.
Health of cammunity good.
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Nampstsad Items.

JULY 26-During the storm Saturday. July
n, lightning struck in Mr.. Jacob BnchmAn
house, doing a great deal of damage. Il
seemed to 60 all through the house. tore of
quite a lot Of weaihe-bosrding, knocking OF 4
lot Of plaster, broke about half the ~indoS
panes, barsted one chimney from top to cellar,
broke lot of dishes, smashed JArred fruit,
breaking twenty Eve Jars- IL was = hot stroke
and set hre TO the Atiiek, fortunately no one
was hurt nor rendered unconscious The hrs
was e1iinguished before 1t gained any head
xay. The loss has been estimated NJ $40
1t Is covered hy insurance,
Last Saturday Mr.. asi Mrs. Walter SirNtteu
returned to their home 10 Columbia, ). G.,
after spending two weeks With the former $
sister. Mrs. Jesse Elserpde.
Mrs. II. A. EbAugh and family returned to
her summer resideace. Glena Cottage, July
H. aud viii remain until August 25.
Mr.. Edward c. Reese Is the gass, Of hs'
SISTER, Mr. John SchmerrimAn. nf BAl,more.
Mr. aad Mrs A. &. Allgire. and Dr. and
Mrs. Glenn Horusr. Of Westminster, spenl
the pas, Saturday and Sunday uish the for
mer's parents, Mr.. aad Mrs w. H. ;. All
Eire.
Matthias lang il hsilding very large bar.
FAek for Carroll Ravey. Of Emory.
Nrs. Frank Mason and ch'ldrra. Of EAsiou,
aud Mrs WA. Love. Of Baltimore. arc guests
of Mrs a. A. EhAagh.
Misses Helea and Grace HAwu are guests
Of Miss Blanche Roop.
H. h, Davidsoa speat Sunday wItA hs'
father, John ". DAvid.oa.
Malhiss lAhg hAs sold hrs property 10 JsHass
wilhelm. OF white House. tor 8 90. aud has
bought Denton WisRer's farm, ior 81. 500,
They wiil move in the vArly fail,
Jssen Carlyle. Of B4isinore, the guest OF
John III Allglre
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Ale~ E..lmats ., Saloons.

Mr. John q. Herman, superintendent ol
Eaia- Street Methodist EpiscoPal Sunday
Sehool va Ballinorc, delivered a Temperance
icrtarc ia Wesley Methodist Eptsc,,ysAl Church
Sykrzvilie. Sanday evening. Hls snhjcct =.
announced vas the somewhat startling oae oi
Bed Bags lie SAi1, IN pArf
"roaighI | wan, to talk uhsir aboas bed
bags. snd ia doing knou many ut yua th,nk
il not 6i subject Tor polite society. Bul
permit use TO Ask, What ss your Objection
Place bed bag under microscope aud you
-iil virw one oi the preigiczl little creatures
yOa ever sAs IN your lie
Nov, let ns be hoasst. j. u not the baS-
nrS. the bzd bug is 10 ~ object To. and noi
The bed bag lie gets his hvng at the ex
prnse of olher people and that Is the oh
leciiou have To- the great AmeTicsn bed bug
the sAlooakerpeS. Like his small brother. he
IS all right, but their methods OF grtliag living
are the same. and that | drtrst and dczplse.
"uue billion two hundFed And forty thres
million dollars annually spent IN the United
Sistes tOg liquors tells she slory-whal ig costs
10 feed this great Amerieau bed bug, whu
nAke- 6Oo. 90 irunkaris yearly and requires
The life blood Of lOOnu Of them. Startling
kkurrs, baI more startling II the fact that
soms mothers boy must go To swell the ranks
Of the drankarls dying off. aud ursr you to
help the build = fence ArOunds yuurs, tbs
other fellows and my hoy.
''Listeui There are many h,ys AS there
are girls in the infant class Of oar Sunday
Schools, but not one-half AS many boys a.
girls ia the senior classes. Women ouinantbel
men in the church to |. ~ the Stale prison
men ouiuamber women 81 10 |. This sad
proportion tells It's own story.
let Us resolve 10 put the great American
bed bug in Sykesyille And elsewhere oug o
business. Each one of us can close one salooL
May the Lord give gut and other thar
starched string or baby grislle back bones ant
Ee will do It,
There Is q saloon sc all can ciose.
It's the little zloou Tighl under the nose.
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Z Birthday Surprise Party.

A very pleasant birthday surprise was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben j. Hum
bert, of Westminster, on Wednesday evening.
The guests began TO arrive at an early hour,
and gave complete surprise TO their daugh
ter, Miss ESia, in honor of her birthday. Miss
Esia was without suspicion of the purpose Of
her many friends, but her parents were aware
OF il and aided materially in making their
surprise a complete success. The evening
was delightfully."- spent in various games and
conversation The social part was partici
pated in until IL O'Clock, when all were in
yited to the dining room to partake OF refresh
ments, consisting Office cream, cakes, candies,
bananas, peanuts, lemonade, &c. AT late
hour all retired after giving expression of their
hearty appreciation of the evenings enjoy
ment and wishing Miss Esta many more such
happy birthdays. Miss Esta received many
beautiful and valuable presents.
Those present were Reuben J. Humbert and
wife, Edward Starner and wife, VIM. Fowler
and wife, Calvin Starner and wife, Mrs. Henry
Himler, Mrs. Sallie Arnold; Misses Ada
Streviz, Esta Humbert, Amelia Gelanack,
MoHie Babylon, Anna Starner, Ada Bell,
Nellie koontz, Annie Kate Starner. Annie
Arnold, Henrietta Himler, Alice Starner;
Messrs. William Humbert, Harry Starner,
Clinton Kempher, Andrew Himler. Rosco
Bell, Paul Starner, Oscar Humbert. Ralph
Starner, Raymond Fowler and Willie Starner.
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Union Mills Items.

JuIY 25.-Charies Cro~l, who had the
misfortune OF breaking his arm, Is getting
along nicely. The break WAS a severe one.
DIR. J. j. Stewart rendered the necessary
operation.
A very quiet wedding was solemuized ST
The home Of JeSsiah Erb last Sunday evening,
when his daughter Mabel. aud Seldom Tay
lor, were married by their pastor Rev. Long,
of the M +. Church. Only the immediate
family were present.
Herbert Essich and wife. of Slonersyille,
spent Sunday with Weldon r. Nusbaum and
wife
Mrs Rebecca Shuey, of Tyrone, is visiting
her sister, Mrs Susan Lester.
Miss Helen Frock was the guest of friends
in Hanover, part of last week.
The ladies OF the NJ. T. Church viii hold
an ice cream festival on the church lawn this
Saturday evening.
j. WIN. Earhart, who has heen very much
indsposed the past month, is again able TO
attend TO business matters.
Rev j. p Koontz visited his mother this
week.
Mrs. Sarah Lowe, of Hanover, visited her
daughter, Mrs. Edw. Stewart, last week.
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Mrs. Joseph c. Bowers and daughter. OF
Harrisburg, Pa, have returned home after
/ spending n month with her sister. Mrs. Jose
1 phine Gist Fowler and other relatives, near
1 this city.
Miss Julia Stems of Baltimore, is visiting
relatives and friends at Woodbine.
Mrs. F. S. Myery, of Baltimore, is visiting
friends in this city.
! Mrs. John p. Klee, Of Walnut Grove Mills
in company with Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathaniel ID,
! Sellers and Miss Margaret Elizabeth Sollers
| of Baltimore. are registered at haddnn Hail,
/ Atlantic CITY, where they will spend some
/ time.
! Mr. Frank l.. Vinton, of Camden, n. j.,
| visited his daughter, Mrs. Charles +. Herring
! Willis street, Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. Edward Lynch, of Philadelphia, Pa. is
4 spending len days vacation with his family
Miss Margurite Skunk, of East Main street,
| is spending IA week with Thos. Shilling and
| family. Sandyville.
Miss Madge E. Farrar, of Baltimore, Is
visiting Miss Mildred Buckingham. of West
minister.
John f. Owens, of Baltimore, is spending
! few weeks at Sykesvile.
! Clarence Zepp. wife and son, of near
I Reese, anu MISS ~
| CITY, Mo-, were the guests of Mrs. Samuel
| Miller, near this city, on Sunday.
Albert Grass, of Cumberland, is spending
some time with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Geo. c. Grass, this city.
Mrs. A. Mary Diffendal, of Liberty street,
| was visiting relatives and friends IN Frederick
county.
| Mrs. Ernest Sponseller, of Green street,
who has been spending some time at Clear
Spring, Md, visiting Mr. Sponseller's parents,
| returned home on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel ID. Sellers, and
Miss Margaret T. Sellers, of Baltimore, alter
snending several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. Klee and Mrs. NJ. l.. Herring, near
Finksburg, have returned home.
Mrs. Thomas j. Kaufman, of Westminster,
was the guest of Mrs K. l.. Kaufman, al the
Windsor Hotel, Atlantic City, N. j., for the
last two weeks.
Harry AnsIine, of Baltimore, visited Mr..
Thomas Turtle and family, this city, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Grace Fifer, of Baltimore, was guest
of Mrs. Joseph S. Stoner, Meadow Branch,
this week.
Miss Annie Black, of Baltimore, is guest
of Mrs. Levi Black, Pennsylvania avenue.
Miss Nettie Sebore and Miss Lucille Ger
nand, of this city, spent few duys last week
at Middleburg.
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orphans' Court.

Monday, July 23.-Joseph ii. ShiPlsy. al
minisiraios OF Mary A. Shipley, received order
10 pay funds deyosited in name Of Mary 7.
Shipl~y.
Fd~ard o. weant aud Charles + ClErk.
administrators Of Adam g. CLARK, returned
report Of sale Of personal property.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
George II. AerTymAn. were granted TO Albert
MerrymAn, who received warrant 10 Ap-
praise, also order to notify CREDITOR
Margaret +. Geiger. administrative Of
Charles +. Geigrr. returned inventories OF
personal property and money. and received
order OF court TO sell personal property.
Harry +. j. I.amoli- aud Monroe W. La
moite, acting executors OF MAU b. LAmoIIe.
returned inventories Of personal property and
money. aud received order OF court IN sell
personal property.
Tuesday, July 24.-The sale OF realSesiAts
Of Christian A SAlt. wAs finally ratified and
confirmed by the eonEi.
Joanna Burial and Wm. II. ChAney. eXecu.
tors of Joshua Burall, returned report Of sale
of personal property and additional inventory
Of money, and settled their first account.
Florence l.. Yanderford. exeeuirix OF WIN.
ii. VanderfoFd, returned inventories OF per
sonAl properly, money aud debts.
John Allen, administrator of Marin Grimm,
returned additional inventory of money and
settled bis first and final account.
Denton s. Gehr, executor Of Frances ).
Starr, returned inventory of real estate and
additional inventory of debts.
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The Bethel Athletic Club played very in
| teresting game of base ball with the Patapsco
Club on Saturday, July 81. the score being 5
10 in favor of the Bethel Winning battery,
Oursler, Taylor and Mummaugh; losing bat
! terry, Chew and Barnhart. The score by inn
ings:- 2 8 9-R-H-E
Bethel A. c. OOO112 x-5-7-5
Patapsco 1OOOO1 100 1-3-7-5
In one of the most exciting games ever wit
messed on hospital grounds, the Mt. Airy A. G.
defeated the picked team from Liberty by
score of 9 to 8. The game was hotly contested
throughout the full nine innings. Both
teams being applauded time and again for
their brilliant work. Fine running catch by
N. Hood, Walkin and Sellman and the all
around playing of Brauning. Williams and
Barnes being the features. The home boys
batted well and, as whole, played excellent
ball. Dillon and Hammond were easily the
stars on the visiting team. The Mi. Airy A.
C. claim the championship of the county and
is ready to defend it by crossing bats with any
team in Carroll or adjoining county.
Score by innings:
l2345 8 9-R He
Mt. Airy C. 2O8OSO l-9-lO4
Liberty 002 . 0 / 0-S- 6-3
Mt. Airy A. Civilians, Watkins and
Watkins.
Liberty-Whitehili, Dilen and SudergiE.
The Mount Airy base ball team defeated
the Purdum team at Mt. Airy on July 20 by
II 10 in seven inning game. Williams.
the Mount Airy pitcher, had the visitors al
his mercy, not allowing single bit, Purdum
single tally being the result of the batter hit by
pitched ball and an error.
Brown pitched a good game for the visitors,
but was given poor support. 1t WAS the Wis
itors' first defeat this season, having won fonr
games and tied one previous contest.
Bat,eries-Mount Airy, Williams aud Wat
kius; Purdum; Brown and Brown. Umpire
DIR. J. A Nice. Attendance. 450.
In a very well contested game last Saturday
the Sykesville Athletic Club defeated the
strong Lauraville Athletic Club to 5. Do.
Doherty, ShIpley and Slack. battery for the
home team, did excellent work. Shipley and
Doherty each were in fine shape. All the
$. A. c. players were right there with the
goods. The Iauraviiles played excellent
ball. The Sykesvile A. c. has played Is
games this season, winning -. The lineup:
Sykesville A. C.-ColIins, T. f. {: Shipley, p.
and r. f.; Melnr, 5. s.; Dogherty, p. and 2b.
0tis. Sd; Lee, c. l.; Brown, !. f.; Firoved,
Id. Clark, c.
Lauraville A. C.-Hall. 3b; Mercer. C;
Hudgens, lb. Kene, %; Logan, :. $; Mer.
Ger, |. E.. Lewis, c. E.; Fritz, T. t., Disney p.
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Mslrsse items.

July 24-On account of inclement weather
Wentz's Union Sunday school did not meet
on Sunday last, Next Sunday, July 2Sth, the
school will meet at 2 O'Clock p. m.
We hear many reports, and it comes from
a reliable source, that the Shrewsbury Mining
Company have found solid VEN OF oar on
the John Shaffer property, IN bachman
Valley II there is enough to warrant INNING
il, machinery will be installed. Ii is reported
that the w. Lee McGee farm, near EbbVaie,
has large deposits of ore.
Owing IN the Indictment weather Wen Is
Union Sunday school festival wrS held at the
school house instead of in the grove. large
crowd was present.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shatf-r, of Westmin
ster, were the guests of DIR. and Mrs. Aelgler
on Thursday of last week.
The Melrose correspondent received com
phtneut last week from one who rs able TO
Judge. He said: "We (meaning Lineboro
and vicinity consider the MelrOse correspon-
dent a reliable writer.
j. B. Lynard, near Manchester, informed
your correspondent that he will have at least
$50 bushels peaches for sale, the first ones
ripeuing in August. 1t is reported that John
Hoifacker. near Shuman's Church. will have
a wonderful crop also.
We have gathered the following picnic dates: {:
August 4, Lineboro; August IL, Snydersburg;
August Is, Eberg's and Cranberry; August %,
Vents and Alesia; September l, Sherman s.;
September s, Bachman's; September 10, hrl-
der's. If we were wrongly informed. kindly
tell us.
During heavy thunder storm on Saturday
last, lightning struck the canning factory at
Liueboro, but the damage done was very
slight
DIR. Parker N. Wentz, who recently grad
uated at the College of Physicians and Sur
geons. Baltimore, after spending short vnca-
tiou at his home near here. started on Tuesday
for Punxsatawuey, Pa. where he will be res
ident physician IN the Adrian Hospital
Rev. A. c. Weuiz, graduate of Geltysburg
Theological Seminary, who spent short
vacation at his home near Liueboro, will start
tor Philadelphia about August list, to take
charge of a church with congregation of
1900 members.
On Saturday last, As our printer was running
four pages of his magazine on n power press
IN some wsy, the pages worked loose and all
the type, fifteen kinds. were mixed, thus &C.
laying the August magazine several DAYS
Paul h. Leigler, son Of DIR. J. ). LeIgler,
Of our town, who graduated at Shippensburg
Normal school in June Is now filling "A luera
tive position in the Stesllou, Pa, department
store.
We learn that large barn belonging 10 Mr..
Weriz, Of near Weriz's store. was struck by
lightning on Monday evening aud destroyed.
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Sunny Side Items.

July 26.-Phosphate agents are plentiful
this season. They ought to start free delivery.
During a thunder gust on Monday evening
the large barn of NJ. Wertz, of near Mace 5
Mil, was struck by lighting aud burned to the
ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walkerman, of Hanover, are
assisting A. ]. Hess in his bean patch this
week. Mr.. Hess is our up to date trucker.
He also has the finest sun flower garden in
this section Of the country.
Conrad Rusher has completed new bridge
at Markers Mill and is now at work on a new
race bridge at Shriver's mill.
Pine Grove Sunday School at 9 IA. IN.
Sunday school at St. Bartholomew's on
Sunday AT p. m; preaching at 2 p. m. by J..
A. Melzger, and Christian Endeavor Society
in the evening at Z.
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July 24.-Miss Katie Hahn, of Baltimore.
is spending her vacation with Miss Bessie
Rupp, of Carrollton.
Mrs Gertie Garrett, of Manchester, and
Miss Bessie Rupp, of Carrollton, spent last
week with their aunt. Mrs. Jennie Stone. OF
Baltimore.
Elisha Lowell is having his house repaired.
Miss Sadie Eek and Cleveland Shamer are
visiting in Baltimore.
Daniel Rupp is having his barn and other
buildings painted By Blizzard Bros.
Miss Nettie Allgire spent last Saturday and
Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Mae Dell, of
near Hampstead.
Jason Carlyle, of Baltimore, spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. John Allgire.
Ernest Lamotte and Harvey Richards, OF
Hampstead, visited Misses Bessie Rupp and
Katie Hahn, of Carrollton, last week.
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Pleasant Hill Items.

JuLY 26.-Miss Emma Moh~- aud friend,
Charles Reindollar of LittlestowL Pa, spent
Sunday last with Ira g. Lawyer aGS family,
near Silver Run.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank kindg. of White Hall,
spent Monday with John f. Maus and family.
Misses Grace and Mary 4. Robinson, OF
Littlesiown, Pa, spent Sunday and Monday
last with Their friends, Misses Edith and
Emma Fuhrman.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Murray Masenheimer aud
son Preston were the guests OF Mrs. Masen'
heimer's parents, Fred. Shuey and wife, al
LitIlestOwn, Pa.
David Starner and Mrs. Wayne Kroh aud
son Ralph. of Hanover, Pa, are spending a
few days this week with john +. Maus and
family.
Quite number OF our people attended the
ReInrmed reunion at Pen. Mar last Thursday.
Some of our people also attended the Lutheran
ralluiOB
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Mt. Pleasant items.

July 25.-William Eisenhuth, wife aud
daughter Mary, Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew Eisen-
huth, of Ebbvae, visited Mrs. Sarah HessGn,
at this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Myers spent Sunday
last at Gettysburg, Pa.
Miss Irene Miller and Mrs. Waniz. of Sell
Station, Pa, visited Samuel Miller's family al
this place.
Howard Sizes and family and Mrs. Aaron
Burgoon visited Mrs. Susan Bankert.
Miss Netlie Crawford, of Baltimore, is
home on q vacation.
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A Pleasant Time.

A very delightful fishing party WAS held at
the dam Of Mr.. Michael Brilliant, near Snyders
burg, on July 2lst, a large number of fish and
some fine eels were caught. Among those
present we're: Michael ). Brilliant and wife,
Geo. W. Sharrer aud wife, J. X. Smith and
wife. J. II. Smith and wife. L. G.. Suyder and
wife, David o. Reed and wife, Weldon Sim.
mons and wife, Israel Utz and wife, David
Yingliug and wife. Mrs. Joseph Wimert, Anu
Maria Uiz; Messrs. William o. Reed, Manassas
Reed. David BrilhAri, Howard Yingling. Gin
ton Reed. Leroy Wagner. Charles LnckA-
baugh, Oscar Simmons, Wesly Sprinkle, Dan
iel and Harvey Utz, Harvey f. Utz, Willie A.
Reed, Nimrod Sellers. George Sprinkle, John
Sprinkle, George Snyder. Lee Shaffer, Clinton
Henry and Masters Ralph Wimert. John and
Russell Reed; Misses Annie aud Georgia Shar
rer. Mary and Treya Utz, Carrie, Mamie,
Elyia aud Annie Snyder, Ada Simmons. Viols
SNYDER and Mabel Yingling, W. +. Rhodes
and wife aud Wesley Snyder and wife.
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HeIoIna The Aff,Ieted.
Reported for the Democratic Advocat

Reported Tor The DemocfatIc AdFoSale
Ia the quiet aud peaceful little village Of
Manchester, live many kind and generous
Sunshiners. Please read il correctly. moi
"ni6on," but, sun sinners. number
have formed "fnss II On Sunshine Club,
and are trying To cast the rays OF love and
kindness into dark and sAddened hearts BY
sending flowers aud fruits to hospitals and
clothing aud literature TO the needy.
This week call was made upon the mem
bers of the club and their friends TO give a
donation TO the Aged Peoples Outing Asso
cation, at Glyndon Park. This Society gives
thirty old ladies' from baltimore, who are de
pendent npon relatives, two weeks outing
A very liberal response WINS made, and 4
barrel Of vegetables aud large box oI
groceries wSre packed At the home OF DIR.
Luther Trump, of Manchester, Monday
avaniua
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uy25.-Miss Gladys Shipley, only daugh
Tar If j b. Shipley, tramped upon a rusty
nail on Thursday. July 10, which entered her
f,ot about a half inch. Miss ShiPley was not
abie 10 walk for several days, but IS no"
able 10 be out again. tp.h;
Misses Belle and Emma Harper, ot baIh,
more and Myrle and Emma Wantz, were
gnests of Miss Gladys Shipley, on SATURDAY
Row Flohr and John D. W. Butts were
ynesls of Jesse Shipley Sunday,
We regret losing our faithful mail carrier
Frank Jordan. ~ h,, -.
Misses Belle and Emma Harper nave re-
turned TO their home in Baltimore
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wssthe. Record for the Week.

July 2I-mercury 69 at 7 a. m. anu 70 a,a, AT :
n. m. fair, followed by a heavy thunue,s1s'' y
July 22-mercury "a at a. m nma q J"v rI % q
m. fair. followed by thundergaSt, q 'uiy 20
nartiy cloudy. followed by rain. July A--
pa'uy p, a. ss - a m. and IA at p. m.; clear.
I"lv lT,' 9Symereury 68 at 7 a. m. and 76 at 2 p
~ Uu.' clear Jp july 26-mercury 6S at a. m.
and 70 at . p. m; clear. July 27-mercury
ss at a. m. and so at 2 p. m.; misty.