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West Falls and Cover Items.

APRIL pa number of citizens from this
ueighborhood attended the funeral of Mrs.
Julia A. Ingles at Bethany last Sunday.
Mrs. Wesley Lowman was the guest of
Mrs. J. r. Hood one evening last week.
Eldridge Cain is on the sick list at this
writing.
L. c. Lowman, of Mt. Airy. enjoyed the
hospitality of his mother, Mrs. d. C. Lowman
aud other friends, in the neighborhood last
Sunday evening.
George Rigler has improved his property
by adding new garden fence.
Wheat aad grass are looking fine, and if
conditions are favorable there is every pros
pect of al abundant crop in this vicinity.
Farmers are mostly through with corn
planting and gardening.
According to the bloom there is every
prospect of large fruit crop.
Mrs. Deb. Lowman visited Mrs. S. Low.
man one day last week.
l.. C. Lowman has purchased a new rubber
tire runabout and a set OF harness.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Welsh and little son,
Ebert, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Watkins,
visited Thomas Lowman and wife Sunday
evening.
L. c. Lowman aud Miss Clara Carver WIS.,
tied Mrs. Elmer Kolb, of Mt. Airy, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Jeanette Franklin is on the sick list
at this writing.
Ernest Hood and wife visited Basil Gosnell
Sunday.
Mrs. Amelia Lowman visited her daughter,
Mrs. f. Shipley, Tuesday.
Mrs. E. V. Hood is on the sick list
Miss Annie Lowman, Of Cherry Grove, and
Mrs Daisy Smelser visited Mrs VIM. CLANCY
Sunday.
Mrs. William Welsh and Mrs. Amelia Low
man visited Mrs. J. Wagner Wednesday.
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very pleasant Wedding diun~r wAs siveu
A. the hone 81 Mrs., Wilifan Gray, AGAR Man
chester, 90 Sunday. April ,, 10 honor Of Mr..
aud Nrs- ClvAvrlAud Ayers, Nho Scrr uAFElrd
on Easter Sunday. 10 Baltimore. By Rev. {.
VI. EYsleT. The dAy vas sp~ni ia cuuvrrsA
u1a. vocal sad Instrumental N use, and also
ane ErApboPnane selections Al u % clock
The gaeau urrr ,nyJ,ci 20 ihr jialuErpasu
Nasrv = samp,lous d,nnrr A~ailei ihen- The
rooEn zGs decorated ln evergreen, ~; auSvys
An8 pollrd plants, Oaly relatives Ana Gear
neighbour wrrr ,uysisd. Many handsome shi
useful GIFTS uerc received
The guests 4erc NJ AID Ms CIrAys,Ani
Myers. Mr. sad Mr. AFyklr BarEaou, M.
add Mrs Heary GrnEle', Mr.. aud Mr. IA
drrw Meyers and William Hsr.a, OF Aaachr-
ler: Mr. AID Me- Jackson Meyers, Mr.. Roy
Never. ard Miss lr~na Meyers, ~ BAlum8re,
Ars. William Graf. Mrs Herman kvcs add
Mrs Ireua bosom; Misses AnaA Grai, Tyvva
Sehafsr. Bessie and Made. Graf, Nrssrs.
HoNard. Grover. uars;ia. uarry, Oliver.
Charles. Harvey add Wa. Grsi, and Carroll
Thrri': Jackson Bru-a and ~iir, Joaa
Krraizer aud p.ir. George Tberi ADD wjie.
Frederick GrAi sad s,ie. George Grt aud
wife
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Melrosc Items

AYElL 25.-Wcutz's Union Sunday school
vas rrorganized last Sunday wiib the iolio@iug
officers Philip WeBgE, president; Harry
Croit. vice president; Dallas II. Wilson and
J. Albert K-pp, uperintenirois. C.agion J.
Saa,Ic. secretary; H. G. Miller. assistant sec
-risry; Nathaniel SbaHer. treasurer. Annie
~ Crumr,ue AeI II, Ciasiou Miller, orgauis,s:
Cornelius Cramrns, Nm. Moualh. jacob
leesv, Edward Strrm~I Jacob N1uaih, Clar
sucr Zcpp, Lester ShAacr. Mss Froua ShAtFsr
Mrs Hattie Croft. Miss GaEeila Neutz, Miss
Cora krsiizer, Mrs. H. W Wilson. Ms A4die
SauoIe and Miss Sadie Sellers, managers;
jacob Naualk, Jauilor Sunday school on
sunday afternoon, April 2gyh. At .. Nd.
Emanuel Sellers IS roofing his house, aud
intends to paint al h's buildings aud Otherwise
improve his property.
40 doubt many Of the readers OF this paper
have heard OF kiuie Saith, the armiess girl,
who IS selling a book Of her lii-, aud Who Is
making a fortune by il. The Editor Of shut
In Mission Worker has thoroughly Investigated
the case aud reported 1t in full 10 the May
number of Ihe magazine. A sample copy
will be sentfre Of charge. Address N issioa
Worker, Mslrose, Nd.
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RlrlhdaY Party.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs Edward Osgar-
bus, neAr EssivieW, Vas the scene Of q very
pleasant even, oR the eveuiag OF April 2STt.
The occasion being birthday party given 10
honor Of their 0nly sons 2l,g birthday. The
evening Vas spent IN music, rendered By
Messrs. Nelson Iiuxliuz aud Bradley Stocks
dale wlih violin and Miss Nina StgcssdAle
with mandolin, accompanied By Miss ANNIE
Slockssia,c on the the nrgAa. and games and
PLAYS auu late hoar, shea Tsireshmeuts
where served. Aflcr Ehich al departed 20
their respective homes, thaakiuF the host aud
hostess for the pleasant evening lhey bad spent
sud wIshiug Mr. William macy more such
happy bJrth3a Those present we're Edward
Osic4hns and wIf~. Nelson IiuEling and wife.
Jas klohr and N1fc Srs- Dennis Green Misses
Lillian and Virginia Oslertgs, Elizabeth hiee.
Grace Galloway, Pear, BA5aes. Eva Salpley
AlvertA Benson, Bertha Gardner BeglAh
SchAak. Erma ADD AAy Arnold. Nsihe Nil
Ter. EsteiIA ard Bessie LoekArd. Eiyih aud
Bauchr Smish. Ansia s2d Nina Siocksdsie,
Grace l,ugiiug. Ges'i- FTyszril, Bcssle Grseo,
Ma1EJs sod Mildred Hill; Messrs. William
Ostsrhas. Harry ki,r. Harry Haghrs, Ninian
and Elmer CAple. Mr. Belt, Charles iorAArd,
Fcrdlnaul Roaott~. CouTtasy Shsu,ey, heorEe
Carver, Loans Miller, Roger PaynieE, Geo.
DAVIS. Frederick SChIrri. SAmue. Smith,
Bradley StocksdAls. Jcha aad Wilbur Iiag-
hog. LOUIS ScAuAbel, Brooke Dell, Walter
S,8cksdale, Hay and Herbert B,Ersl, Herbert
H,li BayArd Afuold, Jacob aud Michael
ScAAgk aai Chester StImoH.
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SYKESvILLE liens.
Quiet wedding-A Severe Acciteni-C1ndi-
dates for Mayor AMI Council Named, Etc.

Arnu Z-.-Rs7 Albert Dailcy preached
~ Oakland on SUNDAY muraiuE and al West
Falls 10 the afternoon. lie Is supplying tbs
appointments oi abe juFnior pastor unti. the
close Of the college Tor the summer, When the
pr.4ediug elder ~ill 81 the vacancy.
RaYnuud. the hale son Of Rev. J. FOLLY
Na-sb, Who has been very H. Is much i'm
proved
barnes; Erapsier was quietly married ON
Thursday before Easter % Miss Emily Reed,
e Baltimore. Mr.. CrzPslcr Is sou Of Mort
met Cnpster % F5oyyaer aud IS sell Snown
here.
Kir Thomas, sho bad leg injured last
seek - veil sgaiu.
Rev Father AchsieiJer preached al the
NosDsn's Group IS; SUNDAY afternoon.
Ms Louise Lemon. Of West Arlington, has
accepted the pus,tfoa OF secretary lo Dr.. :.
Clsnsc, Clark.
DR.. Charles S,oner. Of EIlicou City, visited
here lhss Wcrk.
NJ wm. Forthman aud ji,,le daughter
I,ogs.e. have returned frnm a two weeks visit
- hr7 father a, tuion Bridge.
Miss kAle Msrceron vas 30 Baltimore lev
iay, ghIs seek.
daughter. Mr. Frank Nerceron.
Ms John Warhrid. OF Montgomery couuty.
!. H. r.es, OF her sister, Mrs. Newton De
vines. ii Freedom.
Mn. Charles A. WarIea and Mrs. ". II.
II Warheld rn Monday for Wheeling, West
Virginia, where they went TO attend the wed
dog Of Miss Josephine Warehouse.
Albert phoebas was home on Sunday, but
returned 70 Washington Ia the afternoon.
g u. Schroyer was badly hurt Thursday OF
last we-k, while coupling cars at Gaiiher :.
lis body was caught between two coal csrs
and he Was 50 badly Injured that be was taken
10 a hospital IN Baltimore.
The Syk-syille base bal. team Is scheduled
pa play the Rock Hill team at Elliott City on
SATURDAY. afternoon. April =.
Nrs. Charles Selby aud daughter Clara. Of
Gsith-r's. have returned home after spending
two weeks with friends in Baltimore.
MIS- ElmA Brown Is home after a visit OF
several days to Baltimore.
Among those who attended the funeral Ger
srucpie, OF Paul Jones at Annapolis on Tues
aay were Mrs. Vim. Lynch Mrs. d. i, SPreeh-
er, Miss Fanny Sprecher, Mrs l.. 7. Schultz
and Dr. =. r. Dudley and Rev. \. [. Dud-
Mrs John Delashmutt Of Mr. Airy, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs.Johu Morris, a, Spring
field Hospital.
mute candidates for Mayor and Council. The
following persons received the nomination:
For MAYOR, John Mcdonald, E. NJ. MelloF
and DR.. u. b. Sprecher: for Council W. II.
u War6eld, R. W. Yanhoru, K. W. Carter,
/. II. Schultz. John Harris, George Sehra-
der ". H. Bennett. Asa Hepner, Harry Mel
Ior. Henry Theile, Harvey Fowble aud VIM
Cb;pley. DIR. Spreeher declined the nom'ua-
tion for Mayor and Harry MeIor for Council
Miss Ethel Barnes has returned from a visit
to Baltimore.
Rev. Harry Pool was in Annapolis this
week.
Mrs. John Gallinger and son Howard are
visiting Mrs. George Collins.
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Pleasant Valley Items.

APRIL 26.-The Easter service rendered by
the Sunday school, assisted by the pastor and
choir last Sunday evening, was well attended
despite the fact that numbers we're kept away
by threatening weather. Rev. j. o. ioder
made highly pleasing address. The music
and children's parts were exceptionally elat,
ing on account of the thoughts conveyed and
the manner of rendition, and many favorable
comments were given on the impressveness
of the service. Instead of the familiar pulpit
the ewes of the audience beheld a bank OF
blooming plants.
Mrs. Peter Bsh is i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eckard entertained
A company of friends at their home last Sun
day. the occasion was in honor of Mr.. Eckard' S
birthday. Those present were Elmer Myers
and family, II. 7. Waniz and family, David
Warehime, wife and daughters Mary and Ruth
and Miss Nancy Roach; Messrs. keener Dick
ensheets and Daniel Warehime.
Miss Catherine Lynch, of Westminster,
spent from Friday until Monday with Mrs.
los p Yingling.
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APRIL 25.-The weather was very warm last
week, the thermometer registering about 50
degrees, but this week il is very cold, on Mon.
day there was cold rain with some snow, and
on Tuesday morning the temperature was
down to %, damaging some of the fruit which
is in blossom.
Herbert NJ. Lippy was home visiting bis
parents in this place and his uncle, Samuel
Null, of Westminster.
Austin Croft is having his house painted,
Linnes March painter.
Last Sunday, as John Brown, with his wife
and Miss Carrie Warehime, was driving home
from church, the horse became unmanagea6le
as they were going along the pines near this
place, ran away, throwing all Of them out,
breaking several ribs for Mr.. Brown who is
now confined to his bed. but is improving
slowly, Dr. Stewart is the attending physician.
The ladies were only slightly hurt. The horse
got entirely loose from the buggy breaking the
shafts and dash.
Some farmers planted corn last week.
John L. Copenhaver, of Baltimore, was
home for several days.
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EASTvIBW ITEMS.
Miss Zepp and Mr.. Slasman Married-hrs.
Caple Critically Ill-PerSonalS, Etc.

APRIL 26-Miss Emma Virginia Iepp, eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen ID. Lepp,
prominent farmer of this vicinity, and Mr..
James Carroll Slasman. only son OF Mrs. Ruth
and the late J. l.. Slasmau, of near Gambler,
were married at the home OF the BRIDE par
ents on Tuesday afternoon, April Il, at p.
M, by Rev. F. S. Cassen, pastor OF Flnks-
burg Circuit. Only members OF the lmmedl-
ate families witnessed the ceremony, as the
couple preferred a quiet wedding we'd
ding dinner was served Immediately after the
ceremony to the guests. A reception was
given in the evening from $50 to 10. to
number of the bride and groom most mt
mate friends, who did not attend the ceremony,
in the afternoon. The bride received a mum
Der of useful presents, as tokens OF esteem
from her many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Theodore Bitzel and Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Lee Prov, of Baltimore, spent
several days last week with Mrs. Bitzsl par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Emory c. Zepp. near here.
Edgar Caple and wife, of Westminster,
Harry d. Caple, of Reese, and William n.
Yingiing and wife. of Eastview, spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Caple,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. II. CaPle,
of this place.
Mrs. William H. CapIe, returned to her
home here, last Saturday, for about two
weeks, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
Vernon Reese. and grandson Master William
Reese. of Baltimore. Mrs. Caple has been
under treatment for her eyes at the Presby-
terrain Hospital, in Baltimore, for over two
years, under the direction OF DR.. Hiram Wood,
of Baltimore, and has undergone some pain
fu and critical operations, one OF which near
" cost her life, which occurred about two
months ago. About ten days after the oper.
alton was performed she met with very ser.
ious aud painful accident, caused by one OF
the hospital physicians, and which may yet
prove fatal in losing the sight OF her left eye,
from which she is suffering intense misery IN
her head aud eye, and Is in very critical con
dtion at this writing. Mrs. Caple is still in
charge Of DR.. Wood, who wishes her TO re-
turn to Baltimore for further treatment about
| Nav 5. if she is able to be moved. She Is
nov home for a short time hoping she may
| gain strength. Mrs Vernon Reese has charge
| OF her when in the city, Ms. Reese and son
| who we're spending several days with Mr. and
| Mrs. Geo. H. Caple, at the home OF her par
euts, returned to Baltimore on Wednesday.
! Miss Maud Frowuielter. of near IniouioWu,
/ who has been visiting Miss Marietta Lepp here,
/ the past two weeks returned home this week.
| Misses Clara and Matte Hill who are stu
| dents al the State Normal School. Baltimore,
] returned to school again. Miss Clara is a
/ member Of the graduating class this jane.
/ Prot. ;. Simpson, County Superintendent.
| visited the school on the 2Ith, AID We we're
/ delighted with his visit. tie also visited a
! number Of other schools IN this district the
/ same day.
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Hlsks.s Forecasts for Nav.

A reac,innary stursn period falls from tbr
2nd 20 the 5gh- A very sarru Sass for the
seasou, sasiaiued until after storms Il rain,
Wind and thunder abog; the 4h Aad 9Th, wi,l
pass fgugu Wrsi Co east NJ this llme,
A regular storm p~nod. ccatral on ihe Sih,
covers the 7th 20 l2lh By the S,h low b.
rumeier and much warmer sIH is- advancing
from the vest, attended by SeFs decided
storras. From 9,h 10 I2ih 3 series 81 storms
will sweep mes, parts OF the country, progr-s
siyely from west 10 eass Rapid change %
high baromeiers, westerly gales and nuch
cooler will foil0W this series Of storms. and
frosts wi!l visit many ceutral TO norlhrrH sec
lions from the l0;h aud i+gh
A reactiouary storm period Is ceairAl on the
I4Jh. 18th and lGJh, aud probably violent 90
dangerous storms may apPear about the llgh,
18th and 10th.
4 regular storm period runs from the 18th
20 the 2Srd. Al through the csutral part o.
Mas there IS great tendency al the storm
periods 10 daily cycles Of storms, for number
uf DAYS IN succession, breaking up as = rule
with general and very violent Storm This
period. the 18th TO the 23rd, promises TO bring
one Of these cycles. The culmination Of .his
period will fall within 80 hours Of midnight on
the 22ad. The outlook for this whole period
IS threatening but We NIL name MONDAY.
Tuesday and Wednesday the 2lsi. 22ui and
28ri. IS danger days Should tE- nurm..
changes occur. clearing and much cooler
weather should appear about the 249h and 18th.
A reactiouary storm period Is central On the
10Th, 9Th and 2Slh with strong prohnhiufivs
that the combined Mars and Mercury inhl
enees wilt cause prolonged threatening. i not
stormy weather into ,his period up from the
preceding period. Ii the Mars period comes
in with an excess Of storminess, the period
extending from the 18th 10 the 25rd will no,
only brug a continued daily cycle OF rain,
wind and thunder storms but these daily
storms will hardly reach their elimination and
CONE TO an end until shout Saturday. Sunday
and Monday, the 26th, 9th and 2sIh. A de.
cided change 20 cooler will spread over the
country generally at the wind up of them.
The last day OF May is the beginning Of a
regular storm period which will express itself
during the opening days of June. We will
say in closing that. under ordinary conditions,
the outlook for June is exceptionally threat.
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nrnhanS' Court.

Monday, April 2S.-Tbe last will aud ties,
lament of Tobias II. Fringer was admitted 10
probate, and letters tesiameniary we're granted
10 Martha A. Pringer, who received sarran,
TO appraise, also order TO notify creditors.
Joshua w. Herring, executor of Ann l..
FoWble, returned inventory of personal prop
eriy, and received order to sell same
Tuesday, April 24-Jesse W. Myers, sd
minisirator of Lewis A. Myers, returned in.
yentory of debts, and settled first and FINAL
account.
Letters Of guardianship we're granted TO
Lewis c. Franklin as guardian Of Hattie +.
and Marie ID. Franklin, infants.
Annie f. Black, Administrative OF Levi
Black, returned inventories Of personal prop
erty, money aud debts, and received order TO
sell personal property.
The last viii and testament Of Alexander
Carr WAS admitted TO probate, aud letters
iestamentary were granted 10 Sydney Ann
Morgan and George A. Miller, who received
warrants to appraise real estate and personal
property, and order to notify creditors.
Letters of administration on the estate OF
Grove A. Shipley. were granted TO Elias 6.
and George A. Shipiey, who received warrant
to appraise and order to notify creditors.
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Sunny Side Items.

April 26.--Ira G. Lawyer is having wall
made on which to erect hne spring house.
c. T. Gobrecht and A. J. Hess are the masons.
Pine Grove Sunday school will meet Sun.
day morning at 9 0 clock.
Those visiting at Charles Baumgartner' 5
on Good Friday were-Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Berwager, Mr. and Mrs. John Myers, MIR. and
Mrs. J. ". Stonssiter, Mrs Adam Humbert,
Mrs Harvey Croft, Mrs. Clara Lum. Cora
Berwager, Mary and Raymond koontz.
Sunday school at st. Bartholomew's Church
on Sunday at l p. IN; preaching at p. m.
Jesse Hiltabride is i'll at this writing.
Some of our farmers planted corn last week,
after which the knocking bird came along aud
sang a sweet song, but since the cold wave be
has not been seen.
A j. Hess, who had thumb badly cut, is
again able to work.
John Sholl and wife visited their son Oliver,
at Union Mills, on Wednesday.
Conrad ID. Rusher. our new Road COmmis-
sioner, passed through this place on Saturday
on road business.
Farmers are busy getting ready to plant
corn, and some are planting potatoes. Gras:
and grain fields look fine.
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Gambler Items.

APRiL 26-Charles +. Bgauniug. aged 81
years aud months, who vas sick for quite a
while died on Friday morning. Aprl ~. and
vas buried al Mt. Pleasant on sunday after
noou. SIX OF his uephevs acted as palIbearers
Rev. J. I. Marsh othcia,ed al the funeral
Mr. BFauning leaves widow aud the follow
ing children, Mrs. r. W. Barnes, Mrs George
klee aud c. l.. Brauuiug.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Knox WAS barred at Mt Pleasant on Friday
afternoon.
J. Thomas Beasman is sill on the sick list
William I. Edmoudsou was thrown from his
buggy last Saturday evening aud sustained d
fracture of collar bone.
Jacob A. Edmondson IS building an addition
to his barn.
b. Frank Gorsuch has erected large bar.
rack on the property known as the Bank
Farm, recently purchased by him.
Robt. +. Barnes has moved from the Ben.
son property to that OF Mrs. Eliza Barnes and
}. Murray Patterson, Of Bird HILL will occupy
the property vacated by Mrs. Barnes.
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most enjoyable meeting of the - " was
held on Monday night at Carroll Hall. Mrs.
Tiffany presided.
Mrs. Helen G. Rice, of Boston, state sec
rotary of the Loyal Legion in Massachusetts,
gave a most helpful talk to the members and
visitors.
Many suggestions of practical nature were
offered and various departments of work
recommended. Several of these will be in
troduced at once. Rev. Mr.. Warner was
present and pronounced the benediction.
During the past month the following mem.
bers have been enrolled: Misses Helen
Northrupp. Blanche MCGOWAN, Florence
Ogg, Nellie Bowers, Blanche Williamson,
Mamie Zepp and Blanche Baer.
The next regular meeting will be held at
Carroll Hall, Monday. May I, at 7.30 p. IN.
The ''Y'' is very anxious to enroll as many
young people as possible, and extends a
hearty invitation to all to attend the meetings.
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weather record for me week.

April 21-mercnry go at a. IN. and 10 at
d. m fair and bIustery; thundergust, with
high south wind and 7.45 to S.30 p. m. April
22-mercury As at ! a. m. and 60 at p. M
fair; thuudergust between 100 and s. p. m.
April 23-mercury 40 at a. m. and 45 at z
y. M. snow, hail and rain, followed by fair
weather with strong north to northwest wind.
April 24-mercury Is at a. m. and SO at 2
y. m. thin ice; fair, with very strong wind, at
times nearly gale. April 25-mercury A at
a. m. and 20 at Up. m; fair and blustery.
April 28-mercury 40 at !. N. and IS at p.
M; fair. April 27-mercury so at a. N. and
re at 2 p. M. fair and blustery.
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Killed by Engine.

Peyton II. Conway, 1886 Covingtoa street,
a freight conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, was instantly killed at 7.25 O. clock
Thursday morning at Carroll Switch, in the
southwestern end of Baltimore, by accident
ally stepping on the track Just as aeeommo-
dation passenger train No. l45 from Balu-
more TO Washington came along. Conway,
although only struck by a glanciBg blow, was
thrown distance Of 80 feet, his skull was
crushed and life was practically extinct when
be was picked up by Section Foreman c. |.
Staubltz aud his men. who we're repairing the
track nearby. Mr.. Conway was son of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Conway, of near Win
field, this county, and is survived by widow
and four children. He is also survived by the
following brothers and sisters: Reuben C.,
of Frankhnville; c. A. and c. S. Conway,
and Mrs. Silas Farver, OF Winfield; Mrs.
Daniel Smith, of Bloom; Mrs. Francis Smith,
Of Illinois, and John W. Conway, of Belti
more. Funeral at Ebenezer Sunday, at y m.
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Sandyville Items.

APRIL 26.-Saudy Mount NJ. P. Sunday
School organized last Sunday by electing the
following officers: Superintendent, Harry
Caple; assistant superintendent, Fillmore Hoff
secretary, Guy Caple; assistant secretary, Ear
est Sgocksdale; librarian, Albert Slorpi as
sistant librarian, Carroll Caple; organist, A.
Myrtle Caplei assistant orgauist, Addie Holt.
Elias Boliuger was guest of Jacob Boil.
linger and wife the past week.
Miss Lizzie Barnhart visited Miss Bermice
II. Zepp on Tuesday.
Thomas Barnhart spent Sunday with friend:
at Owiugs' Mills.
Harry Bush and wife we're in Baltimore the
past week.
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Medf0rd Items.

APRIL 26.-Isaac Stoner spent Wednesday
at the State Agriculture College.
Charles Myers and wife visited Mrs. Ella
Martin last Tuesday. Rev. G. W. Baughman
and wife, of Uniontown, also paid them 8
pastoral visit.
The tent caterpillars are making their ap-
pearance very early. They need attention
before they get to work.
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New Advertisements.

Reduction Sale of Ladies Nobby Tan Jack
ets-Tbe Miller Bros. Co.'S Popular Cash
Stores, Westminster.
Money Saving Prices on Many Kinds OF
Goods.T. W. Mather u Sons, Westminster
aud Manchester.
ladies' and Misses Spring Goats, Etc
Babylon Il Lippy Co. Westminster ,
Our Companies Safe-James +. Smith *
Son, Insurance Agency.
Horses and Mules Wauted-F. t. Goodwin
Reisterstown, Nd.
Notice-J. d. Mitchell, Photographer
Westminster.
A. Sack-Wm. n. Keefer, Westminster.
list of Unclaimed Matter in the Postotfce.
Wanted-I. W. Rinehart, Medtord, Md.
Insurance Statements.
Legal Notices.