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orphans Court.

Monday, MAY 14.-The last will and tesla
ment of Joan Mehring was admitted TO rebate
and letters of administration W. a., we're
granted to Frederick Mehring, who received
order to notify creditors, and who returned
inventory OF debls.
Mary Ellen Parker and Michael E. Walsh,
administrators d. b. n. C I. u OF David tow-
bic. received order to sell personal property,
and reported sale Of personal property, also
reported sale OF real estate and received order
nisi thereon.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Julia A. Lockard were granted to Joshua
Lockard, who returned inventory OF money.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Charles f. Brauuing we're granted to Rebecca
Brauning and Charles l.. Brauniug, who re-
ceived warrant TO appraise and order to notify
creditors.
J. w. Herring. executor of Sallie Lougwell.
returned inventories of money aud debts.
The last will aud testament OF Catharine
johnson was admitted to probate, aud letters
testamentary thereon were granted TO John
l.. Shriyer, who received order TO notify cred
itors.
Letters OF administration on the estate o!
William Elickinger were granted TO Jonas \ D..
f. Fliekiuger aud John W. b. Fickinger,
who received warrant to appFaise. also order
~ lbtllh I-thltNiS
Nathan F. Franklin and Edgar 5. jenkins.
executors of William II. Franklin, received
order to transfer mortgage and stock, and
settled their first account.
Tuesday, May l5.-Mary Wilhelm, eNecu
trix Of John Wilhelm, settled her first aud
final account.
Het,ie A. Ecker, execu,rix Of solomon ).
Ecker. received order to transfer stock, and
settled her FIRST aud iaal account.
Rebecca Rrauning and Charles l. Braun
ing administrators % Charles +. BraHuiug,
deceased, returned iuveutorie. IF personal
property. money and debts, and received orde7
10 sell personal property.
Letters testameniAry upon the last viii aud
testament - Joseph A. Hobbs were granted
to Bernard j. Hobbs aud Edward ". Hobbs,
who received warrant 10 appIaise aud order 70
notify creditors.
John Milton Reifsnider. John l.. Reitsnider,
Jr., and George r. Gehr. executors Of John
L. ReifsnideF, received order 20 sell stocks,
and order 10 transfer certain stocks.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

MAY I7.-Last Sunday the following OH
GERS were elected by the Sunday school for the
ensuing year: Harry l.. Devilbiss. president;
VIM. r. Unger and Jacob Lawyer, superin-
tendeuts; Mrs. VIM. Unger aud Mrs. Freder-
lex Myers lady superintendent; Miss Beulah
Reese aud Miss Ada Streveg, secretaries; Up
ton H. MYERS, treasurer.
Charles Black bought eight steers last fall
which weighed 1896 pounds. When he sold
them they weighed l0,085, gaining an average
of 430 pound, each.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Louie are visiting
her parents near Winchester, Virginia.
Eliza Ann, wife of A. P. Bsh, died May l6,
of heart trouble. aged "a years, months and
4 DAYS. Funeral service Saturday at 8 o clock
a. M. after which the remains will be taken
to St Barthol1mew's Church. near Pleasant
Hill. Pa. Two children and a husband ser
yiye her
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West Falls Items.

NAY I7.-Nisses Emily G-sue rad Eden
f. Hood spen, Sunday aud Aoudas n Nss-.
vile.
2. 5 Lowmaa aud wii, visited Nr. ,.t Hrs-
B. Baumgarl ou Sunday.
Mrs. MARY kerfer is lhc guest ut hauy
Bros.
Miss Halhe Poole, oi Ua'as BrlEa .f--l-
ing Miss Jennie Hood, thi- pace,
Orlando Bruwu. Of Westminster, is q guest
Of his sister. Ms U. 4. Hood.
Mrs Wbeatley, Of Sykesyi..r. aud her SISTER.
Miss l.. Adams. OF NorristaNn. Pa. we're
guests OF E~gsne Adams aai hmi.yUa >1'ar-
day.
Harry I.owman aud family and G. W. Low
man aud family spent Sunday w.,h Mrs, Amelia
Lowman. Of this place.
Harry Rineck and family were guests of
Harvey Nail and wife ou Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Welsh and Truman LNwm8n
were in New Windsor on Monday
The frusis OF last week did cousidera BILE
damage TO gardens and corn ia this vicinity.
Mrs. WIN. CLANCY and daughter speul Mon
day evening with friends ia town.
Mr. aud Mrs. Wesley Grimm aud Nr. and
Mrs Morris Hess rendered some choice vaCal
and instrumental music al the home Of Mr.
and Mrs VIM. CLANCY last sunday
Waiter 0. Trigg is 50 much improved "a,
this writing that he has made a trip 10 b-.I
more.
". Z. Game who has been on lha SICK list
for some tune, is much improved.
c. f. Browning merchant OF our town, was
in Baltimore this week.
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At 1Oa. m. this morning the weather bureau
sent out the following bulletin:-Falr tonight
and Saturday; not so warm Saturday afternoon
or night
Rosie L., little daughter of Mr.. Charles Il.
Wagner, of Shipley, on Thursday received
serious and probably fatal injuries while riding
mule home from field. The animal fright
ened and started to run, throwing the child
off. One of her leet became fastened in a
trace and after crcling the field several times
the mule started down the road for home,
dragging the child about half.mile. DR..
John s Matthias. of Westminster. rendered
surgical aid.
The meeting of the Carroll County Medical
Society. on Thursday, at The Westminster,
was largely attended, and the subject for dis
cussion, Appendicitis, was inelligenty dis
cussed Several of the members gave inter-
esting data of their personal experience in
treating ii. A recess was taken AT l p. m. for
dinner. afier which the meeting was continued.
These meetings are becoming more popular,
and the Society is increasing N membership.
The discussions aud papers read al each meet
ing show ability and much research.
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Gamecr Items.

Nay I7-Ni P.sasas. Chapter Er~or,h
League aas reoscauiEesl last Sanday asEst And
toe io.t5wInE oibccrs elected Or the ensuing
ysar Rahest T.. Barnes. prrsiicui. y. B.
Gardner. hrss vice prratieul; Harry +. sAiP-
ivY. s-cuud viee president. Mo- Viola Klaus
gaAn ,hIrL rire president; Miss Eta Parrish,
.a4rih yirr prru3eat. Samaei Nunrpp. srcrc
iaTy, George 4. BarHrs. treasurer. N,ss Bertha
HsrInev. urEaHi,i.
Cbldrru's DAY service a, NJ. Pleasant
raurch ou Iaae Bird
Mis, BERTHA Batkiogham, shn has hrru
sps8jl8g sofae lIme iu Baltimore, has reformed
home.
A. y L~alr Rpl family. 81 EastvieS. aud
William Richards AID c : Chew. # Patapseo,
svs- guests 81 Coan'y Comm zss5uusr ami Mrs
tic7-s- f. b-ussa last Sunday
Nrssr,, Gay Foster aad Frank Armaeosl,
g., Westminster, and Misses Carrie Green sad
G1.Iie Shilling asys guests Of Nas Beslah
ii-rs3a lat SUNDAY.
John J. Brsst. 81 2lto NJ. Vernon avenue.
Baltimore. ios, a roll ni mating irom his
wagon on he road frota Ress'essloan 80 Gam
brT, ass Tuesday. Any 0ur hajiug same vii
c1pirs favor by notifying Mr.. Bro~n at his
Residence
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Sunny Side Items.

MAY l7.-Edward Wentz moved his single
mill to Matthias Boxers on Saturday.
Oliver Bowman, of near Humbert's school
house, is preparing to build a barn.
Emma, aged 40 years, 6 months and days,
wife of jacob Wisner, died on May l3 at her
home, near Bish's schoolhouse, and was
buried on Tuesday morning, Rev. }. A.
Meier officiating
Ira G. Lawyer has almost completed his
new building,
Charles Knipple and wife, of Silver Run,
spent Sunday afternoon at John Sholl's, on
Sunny Side farm.
Sunday school at Pine Grove Sunday after.
noon at O'Clock.
Miss Carrie Frounfelter, of near Black {
Schoolhouse, is visiting her sister, Mrs. john
Leppo.
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N. c. /. NOTES.
A Hcw Building - commencement Pro
gram visitors, Els.

A new bniid,us - being erected Al The east
SIDE % The uoytb building. len which shc fur
naces are to - placed. On The secood door
il 10 be a chemistry room aud the Janiior :
apartments. The Nork Is progressing rapidly,
an the bricks ars laid up to about the middle
81. thc second story.
Our t.nnis courts are the scene OF mueh
gay-sy aad pleasure this hne ~ealher.
Tie fsilo~ing ~ere visiting over Sandss
and report a pleasant time: Misses Driver,
GrahsN, Mcdaniel. Solenborger, Hess. Breeh
hii. Raop, Hulchiusou. Long, Sanger. CLARK.
Slower, ubsrlia aud S,auffer, Aessrs. Stantier
aud BrcchhiA.
We are looking forward 20 this commence
a 4 one 81 the AMOS. Interesting aud pleasant
events Ia The history oi the school We are
expecting large number OF visitors, and are
hoping for 6ue weather.
from present indications the Can'ata. Saul,
nov in preparation by The choral society
/ bids fair 10 be the CREATES, musical event IN
the history Of the school The music through
osi I. brilliant and ghe text very dramatic.
. II Is ,1 b.. given from memory With approPFi
/ M. sctsoa. The work viii DC given Tuesday
evening, May -, at O'Clock, M Assembly
/ hall
/ Following IS thu program for commence
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Pleasant Hi ItemS.

NAY IT.-Nr. aud Nr.. Wayne kroh au,
son Ralph. 10 Hanover. Pa. sptn, S>iufda,
ard sunday sjth John f. Mans aad family.
Milton Study and daughter Ms, Ethel, speu
Sunday Cd jacob Lshu aud family a, FFiz
cilhgrs.
Mr. aud Mrs Murry Naseuhimer and sog
Preston, spent Sunday with his GRANDMOTHER
at Pleasant Valley.
Miss Elsie Brown spent Sunday uiih her
aanJs. Misses Belinda and Louise lressr. a
Lilt.csiowu, Pa.
Ei@ari keieuberger aud wife oC L.efeyre
Pa. and Wilson Study and N3.e. daughie
Pauline and SOFA Ralph OF EtcA Corner
sp-u, Sunday giih Milton SlaIy and family
NJ. aud Mrs Charles Kiud.g, OF near Lit
ties;osa, Pa, visited hiss sister, Mrs john F
Maus
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Duttrra. Of Titles
town. Pa, were guests Sunday evening O
Mury Na,enheimer and family.
Miss Belinda Feesrr, Of Liiiesiown, Pa, u
yi.i,ing her sister. Mrs. Francis Brown.
Mr. aud Mrs. john F. Mans and daughte
Miss Lille, spent Noniay "a Hanover. Pa.
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Sandyville Items.

May l7-Mr. aud Mrs William Crout and
Ms. Sailie Foster, Of Baltimore, spent few
DAYS with Mrs. Thomas Shilling
Wilson Zepp and Miss Carrie Shreeye we're
guests Of Mr.. Lou Zrpp and wife, of Hamp.
stead, on Sunday.
SalIie Arnold aud Mira Shilling spent Sun
day with Grace Slorp.
William Brown aud wife were ia Baltimore
last Saturday.
William Mahoney, Of Chester, Pa, is visit.
ing Mrs Annie tIaler
Mrs, Mary l.. Herring has a c. 4 P. phone
in her residence.
John Da,row and wife spent Sunday with
George Barnhart.
Nelson Blizzard was in Baltimore on We'd
nesday.
Absalom BoIinger and wife, Of Smallsood,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Jacob Bollinger
holland Leppo, of Baltimore. visited his
parents. Mr. aud Mrs. jefferson Leppo the
mast week
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Surprise Party.

A surprise party was gwen on Saturday
evening MAY u. al the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Evans, at CarrolIton, in honor Of
their daughter Ola. The evening was spent
very pleasantly in games, &c, until a late
hour. Refreshments were served in abun8
ance. Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Amos Evans. Jennie Taylor, Beulah Evans
Lucy Reese, Bessie Davidson, Ivy Green,
Sadie Taylor. Daisy Green, Pearl Balmon,
Ethel Evans. Nette Westaway. Katie Wisner,
Holland Taylor, Ida Raver. Ola Evans, Mary
Shipley, Blanche Weaver. Marge Mankey
R-athea Evans. Elizabeth LeppO, lillian
Muukey. Helen Wisuer, Annie Richard. Elta
Green, Della Wooery and Evelyn Evans;
Messrs. Harry Arbangh. Alvin Bosom, Ray
mond Buchanan, Vernon Spencer, Ernest
Lamotte, Arch Reese, Earl Davidson, Charles
Sprinkle. :lolan Leppo, Arthur Arnold,
Thomas Barnhart, Hugo Smith, Harry fayior
John Rill, Willie Green. Arthur Myers, New
ton Davidson, Samuel Elseroad, Park David
sou, Charles Myers, Howard Carr, Fulton
Roop. Cleveland Shamer, Carroll Taylor,
Louis Fowble, Samuel Chew, Baxter Evans,
William Freze, Albert Stull, Arthur Evans,
Clyde Green. Ray Taylor. Orville Evans,
Ross Reese, Jesse Weaver, Charles Grass,
Norville Green, James Grass, John Baker
and others,
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Business Locals.

June is the month of Flowers and We'd.
dings. See Cassel, the Jeweler, in regard to
the latter.
Dolly Madison footwear is designed for
those women who demand superior shoes on
the most reasonable price basis. The College
Boot is the newest style, Look them up.
Prof Morimoto, ofTokyo, Japan, viii give
an Illustrated Lecture on To aud Fro In Nip
pom, at Alumni Hall, Western Nd. College.
Friday evening, May II. at S o'clock Ad
missinn % cenfs
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We Offer This Week Great Number Of
Special Bargains-T W. Mather & Sons,
Westminster and Manchester.
Mattings-The Miller Bros. Co. s. Popular
Cash Stores, Westminster
Desirable House For Rent-H. p Cor
such. Westminster, Md.
Razors Sharpened and Ground-Wm. d.
Parke, Medford Nd.
Horses and Mules Wanted-F. P. Goodwin,
Reisterstowu, Nd.
Election Notce-N. II. Baumgartner. See
rotary.
Last Of Unclaimed Matter in the Postoffce.
Legal Notices.
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weather Recnrc Tor the Week.

May 12-mercury 50 at a. m. and 76 at 2
D. M partly cloudy; occasional showers; blus
terry. May 13-mercury 81 at a. m. and 81
at p. M; fair until noon; followed by partly
cloudy weather. May l4-mercury 81 at a.
III. and 81 at p. m; partly cloudy. May 10
mercury 81 at a. IN. and So at p. m.
light shower; cloudy. May l6-mercury 81
at 7 a. M aud rs at 2 p. m; cloudy, followed
by fair weather after i, a. m. May liner
curry ga at a. m. and SO at 2 p. M; fair.
May 1S-mercury IS at a. IN. and 80 at p.
M; clear
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In 1905 the production of anthracite coal
amounted to GO, S39, 152 long tons, valued at
SAL, S79, 600 The average price OF anthracite
ton was 81. 25 at the mines; the average num-
Der Of men employed in the mines was l65, 406
and the average days worked 215.
Mayor Tom johnson, of Cleveland, o., has
invented "a motor which in recent tests de-
veloped the theoretical speed of 400 miles an
hour. He hopes TO revolutionizs travel, and
the car is to be run on an overhead track.
Newspapers published in the United States
at the close of 1905: Weeklies IA, 455; semi
weeklies, 400; triweekhes, "a; dailies, 2,2l5;
total newspapers, Il, 22S. Periodicals pub
lished in the United States at the close of
1908: Monthfes, 2,7l0; all other periodicals.
552; total periodicals, 1922; total newspapers
and periodicals. 20, 4S5.
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WOodbine Items.

MAY l7-Albert Gosnell, while loading lum,
Der, last Monday morning fell from the top OF
the loaded car His head struck railroad
bar causing a severe cut. Dr. Cronk dressed
the wound. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Shipley, of Sandyville,
visited their daughter, Mrs. Alberto Fleming
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas B. Fleming is visiting her
brother. VIM. l.. Sevens and other relatives in
Baltimore.
Albert Fleming, Of Baltimore, visited his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas B. Fleming,
last Sunday.
Frost did considerable damage to the berries
and fruit on the llth.
Farmers in the neighborhood are about
through planting corn.
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Base Ball.

There will be game of base ball al Pataps
o., on Ssturday, between the home clab aud
a nicksd team, aud n good game IS expected.
The batteries will be Patapseo, ii. Flater and
Spaoeer. Picked Team, Chew and BArnhart.
Patapsco woaldlke TO hear from the follow
;p., rl1hs Depnings, New Windsor. Man
chester, Hampstead and Sykesyi!le..
Al interesting game was played May Il on
the grounds Of the DEFINING Rose Buds, near
Gpsy Hill. between the Dennings and lay.
Iorsyille clubs The Deunings Rose Buds
were victorious by score of Is to 1. lohn,
Who did the twirhng for the Rose Buds was
iu,incible. allowing hits, and causing 10 Of
m. Blue Birds to fan out Umpire h. h.
Lowell.
Wnuid like to hear from some strong uni
formed teams. Send challenges 10 Z. h Stem
DenuiOgs.
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Lineboro And Vicinity Items.

NAY lT-Edward Snyder entertained the
following guests last Sunday; Mr.. and Mrs J.
l. Rohrbaugh, OF Brodbeck's; Mr. and Mrs.
+. c. Kerchner, Mrs. Cornelius Smith, Amos
kerchner, Horatio Smith, Rosa Mitzel, Of
Hanover, Anna Frock, Sadie Strasbaugh, of
Jefferson.
John Stump, Monroe Rohrbaugh and others
have been heavy losers of young chickens by
foxes.
Jesse Krebs, of Codorus was stricken with
paralysis last Monday
Ice formed half an inch thick last week and
in Linebore all kinds of fruit was greatly in :
jured.
Ground hogs are so plentiful that they have
become nuisance on some properties.
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Fountain Valley Items.

May Hilary Petry. wife and mother,
Ms Annie Petry. left on the 18th for Har.
risburg. Penna., and Dayton, Ohio, Illinois,
Nnrtb Dakota and many other points in the
west. They will be absent about six months.
Harry c. Babylon, wife. son and daughter
were guests of Wan. Corbin.
Calvin Starner and wife, Mr.. Eddie Star
par and wife. aud Harry Fl. Starner and Miss
MolRe Babylon speut last "Wednesday at Get
tysburg. ~ n
c. is speuding week with her parents here.
Alice Staruer is visiting her aunt Mrs John
Senft, in Harrisburg.
Mr., Calvin Slarner has built pantry and
porch to bis house. Powell X Bankert' OF
Pleasant Valley, were the carpenters.
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SCRIYENOR.

SCRIh ENph
John W. Scrivenor, aged 81 years, died al
the residence of his son in law, j. Rober
Hughes, near Freedom, on Tuesday, May 5,
from paralysis. The day previous he was ap
pareutly in good health, and after eating
hearty dinner was reading the morning paper
when he was suddenly stricken. and fingered
in an unconscious condition until his death.
He is survived 10y widow. two daughters,
Mrs. j. Robert Hughes, OF Freedom. Carroll
county, and Mrs. Sylvester Sutch, OF Baltimore
county. and one son, VIM. \. Scrivenor' OF
Baltimore. Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning, May 10, at Freedom NJ. T.
Church South. Rev. DIR. Dulaney officiating.
The pallbearers were Messrs. Joseph W: and
James G. BerretI, Philip II. l-auterbach,
Nathan HymiiIer, A bert A. Dorsey and
George NJ. Prcagh James r. Weer X Son,
of Sykesvi,le. funeral directors.
MRS. UNGER.
Mary, widow of the late Daniel Unger, OF
near Sells Station, Adams county, Pa. died
May ii from paralysis received on Saturday,
May u. She was IN her SOth year and Is
survived by one brother, John Fry. ct Ian
caster county.
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William R4t.eige. aged = years, died al his
home. Is, Trump, Baltimore county, MAY Is,
from paralysis, Nr Rutlrdge was Wel known
and 10 his early life taught school for mum
Der uf years ia Baltimore county. aud later
was tax collector for the Seventh district.
a bout - years ago be was appointed justice
81 the peace. which position be held until four
years ago. For the past tour years be has
been coufued 10 his bed lie is survived by
five sons and one Neutrality-suspicious.. Jehu. Of
Roland Park; Nathan, Joshua, John and War
rem Rg'ledgs. the latter two OF New York.
aud Mrs. james AImouy. Of New Market
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Careaee a. Fus.r. 81 Uuiou Bridge. -as
.ssra f7 hus Hoys.as Haep'sa,. BA .tmore,
#n Mas =. arsratsi aa iae same evening. sai
4.ai on ,ac ~ "Wednesday a.Ehg following. he
vay % Tc4rs. months sax aays Ga. His
gr-rasas vrfr las-H g. ihr rrss.leaes a hrs
brother q. Rice Fosie, z}h ~aam be board
ri. and !aHcral services Srre bed ia SaHs .
Ceres N f. Churca On Nala-3sy afternoon,
Rev 8. T. Read ar8 Elder : E. Repp oiE.
riauas. NJ fag'c wa. b SOFA ct Jacob j
Fcs.r. ol CtspsauysIic. Nd aai is saT, we'd
us seven Hr,rh+rs and tHo SISTERS.
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Jacob T. Delloue, proprietor Of the Central
Hotel Hanover, Pa, died on May Is, al the
Hahuemann Hospital. Philadelphia, from the
result Of an operation performed Thursday,
MAY 10. fer the relief Of alteration OF the stom
ach.
Nh Dellune. wno WAS aged about 40 years,
is survived by his wife, one son. Leslie, two
brothers-Harry o. aud Charles j., and five
sisters all Of Hanover.
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Emma. wife Of Jacob Wisner. died SaJur-
dav night, May y. at her home AT Deep Ran,
this county, Of q complication Of diseases. aged
about so years Besides her husband Sue is
survived by two children. The funeral took
place at s.. Barthoomew's Church, West
Mannheim Township. after services at the house
at a. IN, May Is, Rev. J. 4. Merger otici-
ating
WAMPLER.
William Wampler, in his Goth year, of &C.
dar Ridge. Ada rs county, Pa, died May 8,
after d lingering illness from cancer of the
stomach.
Mr.. Wamper is survived by his second wife,
who was Miss Mary Kemper, and nine chill.
Gren. The children are Harry, Esta Cora
and Frank. at home; John, of Tennessee; Ed
ward, of Indiana; Cyrus. of Philadelphia;
Plus, of Farmers, Pa, aud Mrs j |. Mckin-
ney of Hanover. Pa. Two brothers also sur
vive him-Daniel, of Hunterstown, and Abra,
! ham, of near Melrose, Nd.
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ElmaaH Yl6s..uE. 81. lu bts sslb ycar.
deed May q. aI BIS residence a BARK Hill, ihss
sa1asy. iram heart Jsssas- lie sAs trusiv
rurIaye 81 lbe rs1'rosd shops ,n Ualon Brdss
fsr aaay wears snd @As he.d in high csgecm
hy iath al]1tsl aad sarSuaeH and hs3 rss'd~i
So BARK HILL far Hrafiy 70 Erars- la rveEf
respect a. wss ui'hoas rrpfoaeh. s1daw.
sba 80, s .s.ger % she is'e Edsari Ara'E-
aut srar sua. survive hsn; Albert. Ei~agi
aa4 William. Of BagA Hsa, and Arthur. 81
Ja.aa Bridge.
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g. 0HtuT Har5rg, a' Fs5z-lassz. aSei 8
vea-s died g. Nav Is AFTER .i0g~rng ,.iue%s
30 -a-r--r f stomach Tie ~as devoted 20 ihs
gtHa 81 Uoi. sss4s friends ~hvrryer hs
z,Hf snf aas .krI ay a. aaa kacs hisa. He
rs suJs.fei by a @5tr and isu children Mrs.
IS Hara SaaFss and Ms. Eft4 HAHsisy ls.ia
Of t-zzv.i5 sTs, His !uHsraI sill take place ua
~urGay 1T fhe Chgsch Of God, tuseiharE,
s-fsresrnl ~ the cemetery adjoining James
81 ~surar saarrAl director.