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Union Mills Items.

AuGUsT 29.-The farm belonging to the
heirs of the late William Fiiekinger, situated
about one mile from this place was bought at
public sale BY bis son, Jonas Flickiuger.
There will be Christian Endeavor in the
NJ f. church this Sunday evening at 7.S0
81 clock Regular services after the close of
the society meeting.
Miss Leola Rurgoou has been quite indis.
posed the past week.
The infant daughter of Charles Crowl is
very i'll.
Miss Emma Bemiller WAS the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. Wilmer Haines, near Pleasant
Valley. a few days last week.
John Beihl and daughter and Mrs. CARRIER,
Of MiddIeburg, were the guests OF DIR. }. ID.
T. Earbart and family last Saturday and Sun.
day.
What might have been quite a serious acct
dent, occurred in the canning factory at this
place last Monday. From some unknown
cause the cobcruSher exploded. hurting pieces
of iron and wood in all directions. Some of
the employees narrowly escaped being struck,
but fortunately no one was hurt.
Mr.. aud Mrs Amos Wolf and children, of
Adams county, Pa, visited his sister Mrs.
John +. Bemiller, last Saturday.
Mrs Edward Englar, of Baltimore, is visit
ing her father. Elias Baukert.
Miss l.. Mirand Nusbaum spent last week
with friends near New Windsor.
Mrs. Jane Leese, of Baltimore county, is
spending a few weeks with her cousin, Mrs.
Dr. J. II. I. Earhart
Miss Kate Bemiller has returned TO her
home in Westminster after spending two
weeks with her uncle, John Z. Bemiller, near
here
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MiiIsrS Items.

Arsrsr 2s-Rev. II. ". Ease viii hold
Harvest Home Services here Sunday =, 10 a
Miss Annie Fisher, Of Baltimore. is visiting
Mis-, Laura Miller.
Oliver Fo~hle and sou. OF Baltimore, eirca-
lated among friends here last Saturday.
Noah Warner. has sold his property 10 Mr..
Frank Saadrnek. who viii take possession 10
the sprng.
Ms. Wan. Miller Is entertaining frieBds
froEl York. Pa
Mr. and Mrs Horzsio Frank. Of Rail. Pa,
Mrs. Seward Saith. Of near Grave Ran, snd
Ms. Wm Lloyd Of Snydersbsrg. visited Nc.
and Ms John Frank last Sunday.
Miss Katie Frank has returned 10 Lyach
burg. Va. after = visi, With her parents here.
Mrs. samuel Frank. Of louisville, Ohio,
visited friends and relatives here last week.
There wAs quite an excitement IN our vi.
lBga last Sunday evening about o clock,
when some Of our people uosieed ire near
here, which looked ike a barn harHipg. The
men soon started in the direction Of the IRE
and discovered il 10 be q separator, belonging
to HaNari Haze. near GraTe Ron. He Vas
in THIS vicinity the latter part 81 last SEEK
thrashiug and INSTEAD Of taking the oathI home
be pulled the engine and separator tato the
picnic grove near here. where t baFaed TO
ashes. The cause Of the fire = unkao~n.
On last Saturday As one 81 the freight trains
was ia the set Of backing from = siding 10 the
main track here, preparatory % starting, one
Of The cars became derziled and caused several
hours delay.
Miss Iaara Hodnazlr has returHel 70 Bal
timore after q month yisil ~ith her parents.
On account Of the Indictment weather on
la, Saturday, the AlssiA Sunday School will
hold festival on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Frank spent Saturday
and SUNDAY visiting The izitef's parsuis. Mr..
and Mrs. John RabeRsiine. % Hanover. Pa.
Calvin, the : year-oid sou Of VI Charles
iippT, fell from a horse Tuesday sboat p.
m, while returning from Aiesia, and broke
his arm
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Farmers Picnic at Mt. Airy.

The fourth annual farmers picnic, tourna-
menl and horse show held by the farmers OF
Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Carroll
counties will be held in Mount Airy Park, al
Mt. Airy, tomorrow. Elaborate preparations
are in progress to make this event one of the
largest gatherings Of farmers ever held 10
Maryland.
The attractions of the day will begin at 9. 80
O. clock in the morning with game of base
ball between the Mount Airy aud Sykesville
teams followed by a tournament at ii o clock,
open to professional riders The charge to
the knights will be delivered by Charles 0.
Clemson, of the Westminster bar, and the
coronation address will be delivered by D..
Princeton Buckley, Of the Frederick bar. At
. O'Clock horse show will be held. lmme-
diately following the show a mule race, best
two heats out of three, and wheelbarrow
race will be held.
The feature of the day will be addresses de
livered by prominent and well known speak
ers. including Gov Edwin War6eld, Gen. l..
Victor Baughman. Hon. j. Fred C. Talbot,
Hon. George A. Pearre, Hon. Robert Gar
rett. Hon. Blair Lee aud Hon. Sydney 4.
Mudd At night a balloon ascension will be
given, and the grounds will be illuminated by
electricity for dancing. Caleb Hobbs has
been appointed chief marshal.
Messrs. Charles E. Poole, Belden Patrick
Frank Hamaker, Charles Lawrence, Jr., j..
T. Herring, Humphrey d. Wolfe and Lou
Willis have been appoined judges of the horse
show, and Or. r. A. Williams, F. Albert
Crawford. Wade H. D. Warfeld, Abram
Fisher, Marshall Warfeld, David Roop and
Sydney Ssppington will judge the tournament
riding.
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Orphans Court.

Monday. August 27.-John Thomas Koontz,
administrator Of William Henry Koontz re-
ceived warrant to appraise personal property.
Albert Merrymen, administrator of George
II. MerrSman returned report of sale of per
sonal property.
Betsy Kelly, alias Betsy jackson. INDECENT
child (col. bound out by Orphans Court to
Charles Kelly.
Jacob n. Warehime, administrator d. b. ?.
of Conrad Warehime, returned report of sale
of personal property and settled first and final
account.
The last will and testament and eodicil
thereto of Wm. II. Hall, was admitted to pro.
bate, and letters testamentary thereon were
granted TO Elizabeth c. Hull, who re-
ceived warrant to appraise, also order to notify
creditors.
Jas. Pearre Wantz, administrator w. a. of
Caroline Rinehart, returned inventories of
personal property, money ard debts and re-
ceived order of Court to sell certain personal
property.
George c. Kemper, executor of Joseph
Orendorif, settled first and final account.
Tuesday, August 2s.-Mary Ann Await,
executrix of Christian Await, settled first &C.
count
Letters of guardianship granted to West
minister Deposit and Trust Co, as guardian
of Virgie Grace Utz and Roland Everett Utz,
minors.
Abram I. Crouk, executor of Kate Augusta
Hood, settled first and final account.
The last will aud testament and cOdicil
thereto of Sarah Il. Brown, was admitted to
probate and letters testamen,ary thereon were
granted to Marion Sophia Coane and Ella l..
Brown, who received warrant to appraise, and
order 20 notify creditors.
J. Wesley Biggs, administrator W. a. of Maria
Bricker, settled first and final account
Letters of administration, d. b. n. c. t a.
were granted to WIN. l.. Seabrook and David
n. Henning on the estate of Sam'l b. Gram
mar.
Court will not be in session on Monday,
September 3, 1906, it being Labor Day."
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West Falls Items,

AuGusr PIT Wesley Lowmau, wife and
little son spent Sunday with Henry Dorsey,
of Sans Creek.
Cephas Garner spent Sunday with Trueman
Lowmau, accompanied by Everett Browning.
There will be preaching at the NJ. (, Church
on Sunday evening at 7.80 O'Clock by Rev.
Fletcher Carey, of New Jersey.
Elmer c. kolb, wife and son Galiah, of
Mount Airy, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Abdiel Garner, of this place.
Miss Edna p. Hood, of Pleasant View,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs j. K. Hood.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 0. Trigg, of Baltimore,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Watkins, of near Woodyille.
The peach crop is very short.
Mr.. p. g. Lowman, of near Unionyille,
Frederick county, spent Saturday with Mr..
and Mrs B. Baumgartner, of near here.
Miss Emma CLANCY has been ON the sick
list the past week.
Miss Shipley, of Ellicott City is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Elgin, of near here.
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Personals,

Misses Mamie Narek, Tessie Malone. Elsie
and Blanche Bowman. Of East Baltimore, are
spending several weeks wiih Mr.. aud Mrs
Josephus Bowman Of Tauuery.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Frey aud son Raymond,
have returned home after spending lao weeks
With Mr.. Freys sister. Mrs. Henry r. Walk.
ling. Of near Westminster
Miss Barbara Miller, Of Sandyyille, has re
turned home after visiting relatives and friends
in Baltimore aud Washington. ID. C.
Misses Margaret and Edna c. DeviIbiSs, Of
Woodville. Nd. were guests Of the Misses
Cover, Cover, Nd, last week.
Miss Carrie L. Cover. Who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. ". Buckingham, Brunswick,
Nd, has returned home,
Mr.. aud Mrs. N. I. Yiagliag aud daughter
and Mr. and Mn. William YIagliHg and
daughter. of Hanover. Ps., are visiting friends
in New Windsor.
Rev William CasssTde. chaplain 10 the
United States Navy. who has Just returned
from the Philippine Islands, and wife, visited
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas K Shaw. Bond street,
last week.
Clarence BeAsman. Of Reisters,own. is III
at his mothers home, 10 Louisville, With
typhoid fever.
Messrs. George X. MAlher. OF Westminster.
the firm Of I. W. MaIher & SOus, Wesimius-
ter and Manchester, spent the past week IN
New York purchasing goods for the Christmas
trade.
Mrs. Grace Brown, Of Norfolk, Va, IS q
guest of Mrs. Anna Z. Manlsby, East Main
street.
Mr. George Brown. Of Baltimore, is visiting
his father. Mr.. Washington l. Brown and
family, East Maia street, this city.
Miss Minnie NJ. Miller. of PhiladelphiA,
spent last week with her cousin, Mrs. John p.
Klee, al Walnut Grove Mills.
Rev. and Mrs George w. Beck, Of Gambler,
lefi Monday for their future home ia Ohio.
Rev. II. NJ. RiiaF, pastor Of Centenary NJ.
<. Church, tins city, returned Thursday from
Il six weeks stay 10 England, aud will Oh his
pulpit usual on next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sheeler and child,
Of Sbippensburg, Pa. are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Josephus Sheeier, Penusy lyania
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs james King OF Garrett, lad.
cad Mrs. Jesse King pf Owings' Mills, are
guests Of Mrs- Mary +. Wilson, this city.
Mr.. Vim. b. Herring, of Westminster; Ms,
Mary L. Herring aud son john, OF SAndyville,
spent a short time last week With Mr.. and Mrs.
John p. kIee. at Walnut Grove Mills
DR.. Bonnotie aud family, OF Western Mary
laud College, who left this country several
moa,hs ago with q parry Of ladies'. to tour
Europe, returned home or Sunday. The
Doctor says they had delightful time and
enjoyed the TRIP very much.
Mr. aud Mrs. Luther B. Snyder and iaugh
ter Ethel. of Washington, d. c., are guests Of
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas X. Shaw. Bond street,
this week. Go Tuesday they all visited the
Gettysburg Battlefield.
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SHOP HAND KILLED.
Fatal Accident at Union Bridge to
Workmen In the Shop.

While shifting around freight ears at Union
Bridge Saturday morning last two workmen
of the Western Maryland Railroad shops were
injured. One had his skull crushed aud died
about an hour aftPrward, while the other had
his leg broken.
The dead man is Ira Whitmore, 90 years old,
of Glensouville, Md.
Charles Mackley, SO years old, of Mt. Union
Md, had his leg broken and is getting
along as well as could be expected at this
time.
The two work men we're employed in the yards
o. heWestern Maryland r. Rat Union Bridge,
as repair hands and were engaged in fixing a
coupling and other repairs around this car.
They were under the car and was told to come
out by conductor who was shifting the cars,
which they did and stood around a while wait
ing for the cars to be coupled on. Mackiey
was sitting on the car. while Whitmore was
on the ground and not hearing the shIfter got
under the car again and went TO work. Mack
ley seeing Whitmore go under the car got
down and did likewise. Both men were buisly
engaged at their work on the coupler when,
without any warning, several heavily laden
freight cars. which were standing about ten
feet away from this one were shifted back
against them.
1t was so quick that neither had chance
10 jump huu "ulluOEt WAS lAlHtu utlNftu
couplers and his entire chest and shoulders
crushed somewhat and his skull fractured.
Mackley's right shoulder was bruised and left
leg broken.
The screams Of Mackley attracted several
workmeu aud the train was separated and the
men released
Both eorkmen were carried 10 Union
Bridge station, aud medical assistance was
summoned. Whitmore died before the phys.
iciaus arrived aud his body Was later conveyed
TO an uuderlaker's establishment aud prepared
for burial. After having his injuries dressed
and upon his own request Mackley was taken
TO his home, at Mount Union, which is about
Eve miles from Union Bridge.
The remains of Whitmore were sent to his
home for burial He bad been in the employe
of the Union Bridge shops about a year. 4
widow and three children survive him. The
funeral took place from his late residence on
Sunday morning.
Mackley is married aud has two children.
He has been an employee Of the shops about
four months.
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{ den Items.

AUGUST 30.-Mrs. Eliza Robinson, of Rose
willie, celebrated the 6Slh anniversary of her
birthday on Sunday. August 90. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Robinson,
Mr. aud Mrs. Beeks, Edward, John and Mary
Beeks, of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs Fred.
Slaub and Charles Little, of near Enksburg;
Mrs. Mary Shultz, of Westminster, and Mrs.
Ellen Zepp. Mrs. Robinson received many
useful presents, consisting of contributions in
cash, provisions, etc.
Mrs. Luther Zepp, of Baltimore, visited her
cousin, Joseph Zepp, near Eden, a few days
last week.
Mrs. Joseph H. Lippy and family, of Han
over, were guests of Mr.. Lppy's brother.in-
law, Harry 4. Matthias, on Saturday.
Miss Golda Lawson. of Baltimore, has re-
turned home after spending several weeks
with her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Cleffier.
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A very pleasant outing WAS spent at the faru
ci Mr.. aud Mrs. Isaac Long Of raunery, Md.
The Stonewall Athletic Association arrived
with a four horse bus from GoodwiH's Stables,
Of RsisieFsiown, which conveyed the following
persons Mr. and Mrs +. A. Buckingham
aud Mrs. Edw. LarTimore, of Stevenson: Mrs.
Clyde l.arrimore. of Ruxton; Misses Elsa
Buckingham and Stella Buckingham, Steven
Sur. Bessie Forsyihe, Gyndon; Bertha Linde
mann, Baltimore; Emma Iingling, Sieveusoni
Nessrs. Howard Shipley aud Thomas Coop,
Baltimore; Harry Buckingham and Harvey
Buckingham, Stevenson; Cleveland Mann,
Ecelesy0n; John Bauer, Baltimore. Music
was furnished by Miss Bertha Llndemann,
Thomas Coop and john Bauer. all Of Baln
more After the day was spent in Jolly past
times the last feature was watermelon feast,
after which the party took leave.
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Silver Run items.

AUGUST 2g.-Josephus N, little son OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward Bankeri, near Mt Pleasant,
died on Thursday Of cholera intantum, aged
! months and 20 days. Funeral services this
afternoon in the Lutheran church in this place.
Rev ii. ID. Newcomer, IN the absence OF lev.
John O. Yoder officiating.
Rev. H. d. Newcomer, who was ling IN
this vicinity. preached good serH n the
Lutheran church on Sunday afterIsA
Rev. John O. Yoder will bAon west
Home services in the Lutheran cit oo"ui AZ IAN
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Lippy, who were visit
ing in this vicinity, returnedto their home IN
Gainesville. Md, on Wednesday, Alice Lippy
went with them. Mr.. Lippy is professor of
the Manuel Training Department in the High
School in Ellicott City, and will take charge
of il ON Monday, September 3.
Ellsworth Dell, wife and children Royal,
Grace, Esther, Oliver, Walter and Herman,
Harvey Lippy and wife, all Of Hanover, Pa. !;
Henry I. Troxell, of Deep Rus; Samuel +.
Null, wife and daughter Gertrude, of West
minister; II. NJ Lippy and wife, OF Catonsylile;
we're the guests of J. r. LiPpy aud wife on
Sunday.
Denton Bowersox and wife, who had taken
n trim to Baltimore, Washington, Virginia and
West Virginia. returend home on Wednesday
we'll pleased with their trip.
We are having at this time what they call
in some places the rainy season. For the last
two weeks ii has been raining nearly every
day.
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York Road Items.

AUGUST 3O-John NJ. Cover, wife and
daughter. of Philadelphia, have returned after
a ten days visit with his brother, William r.
Cover and family.
Miss Jessie Cost. of Hagerstown. is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. G. W. Rooms.
Mesdames Charles s. Gardner, of Westmin-
ster, and G. B. Haugh, of Clearsprng, have
returned to their homes after spending two
weeks with their parents.
G. B. Haugh and wife, of Clearsprings,
spent two days recently with his father, j. A.
Haugh, residing near this place.
Mrs Robert Rooms, son and daughter, of
Baltimore, spent week with Mrs. G. W.
Rooms and family.
Mrs Robert Kemp and daughter. of Fred
erick. we're guests of Mrs. j. w. Kolb during
this week.
J. Arthur Newman. wife and daughter, of
Baltimore. and Mrs Thomas Newman of this
place, are guests of John c. Newman and
family, residing near this place.
Miss Adele Dorsey and friend, of Washing.
ton, are guests of Mrs. R. W. Gait.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

AuG. 3O-Prof and Mrs. b. p. Leister. OF
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, we're the guests OF Mr., and
Ms. Harry DeWibiss this week.
Misses Edna and Lamora Humbert, OF
Lstilesiowu, Pa, visited friends and relatives
ia this vicinity.
Mrs. Browulry. of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
Howard Myers aud children. OF Baltimore,
are visiting Mr. aud Mrs Levi Myers.
Mrs. Harry Black aud children, of Whining
ton, Del, have returned home after spending
some time with Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Black.
Miss Jane YingIinC. Of faneytown, who has
been i'll at the home Of her sister. Mrs. Edw.
Devilbss, is slowly improving.
August 2Osh birthday party was gwen to
Mr.. William II. Myers. Games and music
we're INDUCED in until late hour, when all
were invited to the dinningroom. About
twelve o clock the guests began to leave, after
having spent a very pleasant evening.
Rev. James b. Stonesiler will hold his
annual Harvest Home services at this place
Sunday, Sept. Dad, at ten o'clock in the
morning.
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ApGUsS 2a.-On Aeeoaal Of the gneleHnens
weather on Saturday wragE's Uuion Sunday
School celebration wAs postponed until neKt
Saturday. September l. Brodbeck's BAND
will furnish the masae.
AlesiA Union Sunday School have decided
to hold = festival on Saturday evening, Sep
TENDER !. for the benefit Of the school.
wentE's Union Sunday School Will also
hold festival on Saturday evening. Septem
Der /.
kriedler's Uuioa Sunday School have De.
cided to hold their annual celebration SA'Gr.
day. September IS. The Carroll Coausy Reed
BAud will furnish music. A good program
will be rendered and general good time IS ex-
peeted.
The phosphate season j. al hand. Mr.. ia
cob Houck received Iso car loads aud COrne-
lias Crumripe and John p. Mace each received
four car loads
Miss Jennie Zeigler. Of York, Pa., and Miss
EmmA Fair, Of New Freedom, Pa, spent a
f-~ DAYS last week wiih DR.. and Mrs. Zsigler.
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Railroad Mates.

A rear end collision occurred al MedfoFd
about 9 O'Clock last nisht between local
freight aud extra engine 50 ia charge nf En-
gineer Caldwell The result is two broken up
cars, damaged engine and The engineer badly
hurt in jumping. The local was standing at
the station unloading goods, when the wreck
occurred.
Thirty-six tickets were sold at this station
for the excursion TO Luray Caves yesterday.
Announcement was made August al by the
Western Maryland Railroad that. beginning
September |, lis 1000 mile tickets will be trans
ferrabs, aud may be used for any number of
persons. The mileage books are also made
good for two years. instead Of cne. The 1000
mile tickets are $50, aud are good over all
parts Of the Western Maryland system. Il is
understood that this change was made in order
to meet the cut made by the Pennsylvania.
This Company recently announced that It
would make reduction in its one-w way fares
so as not to exceed q cents mile. and on
September l would begin selling l0O0-mile
tickets for $50 which will be transferable.
good over its fines east Of Pitlsburg for year
from the date Of purchase.
Mr.. Ralph Wright, freight brakeman on
the w. NJ. r. Z. whose home is in Baltimore,
was seriously injured on August IS while SHIFT
ing cars at Hampstead He was mounting TO
the top of box car on the rear of the train
when in some manner unknown to himself he
fell to the track, cutting large cash in his
scalp and receiving severe injuries in his back
and hip. Or. K. NJ. Bush dressed his wounds
and took him to the City Hospital. Baltimore,
on the evening train. His condition is i'm
proved.
What is believed to have been an attempt
to wreck the fast mail on the Western Mary
land railroad was discovered last Friday morn.
ing by Conrad Burger, l0-yesr-old son Of
Rural Mail Carrier Edward l.. Burger of Ha-
gerstown. The lad. with several comparisons,
we're walking along the track just east of East
Hagerstown Station, when they discovered an
iron spike driven between the rails. The spike
protruded above the rails about two inches
and would probably have deraied the train
had not the obstruction been removed. There
is a deep cut and siding at the point where
the spike was found driven between the rails.
A small stone was wedged in beteewn the
spike and rail to hold the spike more securely.
The boys. with the aid Of spikes and rocks,
succeeded in removing the obstruction. Ten
minutes later the fast mail from Baltimore,
one hour late, came laundering by.
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Sandy~IIIs Items.

AUGUsr 3O.-Mrs Mary Iokel of Balt-
more. Is visiting Mrs. John SlorP.
Charles Shreeve and daughter Elsie, OF
Baltimore, is spending few days with WIN.
Tanner and wife.
William Blizzard. Of Owings Mills, spent
Sunday with Nelson Blizzard.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lockard entertained
the following guests on last Sunday: Howard
Lockard and wife, Herbert Myerly, wife aud
family. of War6eldsburg; Walter Lo,kard,
wife and son. of Westminster, and Miss Lille
Lockard. of Reese.
Mrs. F. o. Shipley, Mrs. VIM. Flemming,
and Florence Shipley spent Monday with Mrs.
Noah Stocksdale.
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On August 10, the Missionary Society OF
Sandy Mount Church, held "a Fete on the
lawn of Mr. Winfield Caple, Ssndyville. The
grounds looked picturesque lighted by Japan
ese lanterns, and tables were decorated with
running vines and coIored lights. Those in
charge Confectionery and fancy table, Mrs.
Fanny Westaway, Mrs. Howard Biscoe, Mrs.
David G. Blanks. of Baltimore; Jacobs
WeIl-Mrs. Annie Tanner; Fish Pond Miss
Addie Hoff; Ice Cream-Miss Myrtle Caple,
Miss Goldie Shilling. Others assisted during
the evening. A large sum was realized.
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Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
List OF Unclaimed Matter remaining ia the
Post Office, Westminster.
Administrators Sale Of Valuable Leasebold
Property G. and Geo. Alfred Shipley,
Administrators.
Shoes--T. W. Malher 4 Sons, Westminster
aud Manchester.
Wanted-John F. Vogt, 5l2 W. Lexington
street Baltimore, Md.
Surviving Executors Sale of Valuable
Farm-Nicholas Ii. Clemson, Surviving Ex-
ecutor of John Davis Clemson.
Farm at Private Sale-Apply at this Office.