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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mr.. F. N. Townsend of Martin was
a visitor TO our city Tuesday. He
slipped a One-dOllar bill into our
hands and said he hoped it would
help along Bryan and Kern's cleo
ton.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Walters have re-
turned home from a few days visit
vifh Mrs. Walters brothers at Cole
man
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mrs. John S. Pedrick and daughter
\ vent down 10 Dunnellon Tuesday af-
tenoon. having been called there on
.ccoupt of the illness OF Mr.. Pedrick.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16
Local and Personal

' Mis- Jennie Dunn spent last week
ui Richmond with her father.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

ar. and Mrs. Claude Nelson are
nov making their home with Mr.. Mel
sons sister, Mrs. NJ. c. LOOney, on
south Third street
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

NJ. and MIS-. Ben E. Raysor spent
Saturday In the city with relatives.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Charles CuIbreath and little
daughter have returned home from 4
rifh 20 Mrs. Culbreath's sister, Mrs.
NJ A. Gray. al Havana, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mr Martin TanBuren VanNess was
ufU known ont OF town visitor TO
- Ciry Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Nrs. Vance Weathers and Miss
n1bbie Harrison Of York were in
Ocrla Tuesday. shopping.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mr.. D. q. Spurlin and Mr.. and Mrs.
1ohn Spurliu are spending few days
@ Lake Weir
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

~. y Bergin, a prominent Mcintosh
physician. was In Ocala Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

Mrs. Lee Miller came home yester-
day Afternoon from a short visit with
Mrs. c. L. Anderson at Holder.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

SIT George W. Esterling, of Irvine,
enc of Our best known cantalOupe
aroue-s. was I'm this city Tuesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

ST. Alfred Aver went up 10 NcIn-
tosh Saturday afternoon for a short
visit
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-10-16

De- H chills or fever? PlanK's Chill
Tunic Be- guaranteed TO cure. CSC. y
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
MARTIN DOYLE IND
EL|COTT FAVORED
FOR FROM TIER
By e. .. LAURENCE.

Today will see the beginning OF the
Summer meeting OF the Highland
Park club at Windsor and II indica
lions are correct II viii be the elias
siest demonstration OF the attractiv,
possibilities Of the running hor5,
game ever given in this vicinity.
About the most pleasing feature %
the meeting for the dear old public
will be the open" betting ring whict
will be IN charge OF Arthur y. Elrot
who is one OF the best men al tht
business In the country and has hao
charge OF the betting end OF the gam
on most OF the big tracks.
Upwards OF 80 books Will cut In
and as the Detroit people have beer
shouting for 10 years for an opening
II should be we'll patronized.
Some OF the big plungers OF thf
country are here and will make thing.
lively for the bookies. Amony then
are sig Levy and Joe Yeager, who
will bet an ordinary mans yearl,
salary and never bat an eye.
The scene around the Pontchar
train last night was reminder OF The
crowds during some Of the formei
meetings OF the Blue Ribbon trotters
Hendr!e & Farmer who control the
Windsor track are TO be congratulated
al the improvements they have mrdt
at the course hover ONE"
The betting ring has been mad:
much larger as we'll as the grand
stand, and the street car manage
ment has promised good service.
The opening feature. The Frontier
stake should be one OF the best con
tests ever seen by Detroiters. as tbs
entries include some Of the bes'
horses east and west The choice o.
the talent seems to lie between Mar
tin Doyle owned by Turner Bros. ant
Ellicott owned by ]. H. Madigan. wht
With Celia 4 Condor last year pur
chased the Fort Erie plant opposite
| Buffalo.
The other six races are we'll fille
and altogether II Is about the bes
balanced card ever offered the loca
public
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
ATHLETES OFF
FOR BIG OLYMPIC GAMES

NEW YORK. June 27--Confldent In
their hopes that they can add new
laureis to the name OF the United
States in the athletic world. serenely
sure that they can crush all opposi-
ton, no matter from what country il
comes. and cheerfully expectant, the
80 members OF the American team TO
contend In the Olympic games In Lon.
don next month. sailed this morning
on the steamship Philadelphia for
London. Among the big brawny men
who lightly tripped up the gang plank
Of the Philadelphia this morning were
many worlds champions In various
branches OF sport and the crowd which
gathered TO say goodbye and TO cheer
the athletes upon their way turned
loose a din which drowned even the
whistle OF the giant liner.
There was gathering of the team
In the gymnasium OF the New York
Athletic club last night for roll call
and such fast word preliminaries as
had been forgotten in the hustle of
preparations for departure. Every
member answered TO his name save
three, who had been duly excused by
the committee. The men last night
retired early and without exercise.
planning 10 rise early this morning
and board the boat In the cool OF, the
early morning.
Matt Halpin was one OF the busiest
men about the dock this morning,
for a time there have been dire rumb-
lings of troubles. II was said unof.
fcially that some Of the members OF
the team were displeased with Halpin
and were quite discouraged. How
ever, II any such feeling had existed IL
was dead this morning. There was
not the slightest indication OF friction
of any kind.
AS Halpin boarded the ship in the
midst OF group OF the team he de-
clared TO the reporters that he had no
fears over the outcome OF the London
games. When Halpin was asked for
the names Of the members OF the team
who were crossing as stokers because
they could not get there any other
way. Halpin remained silent. How
ever, he said:
Those men are overweight and the
work will not hurt them. On the con-
trary II will take off some OF the fat
and ft them better than they would
otherwise be for the tesla"
AS the men swarmed aboard the
brass bands which had come down TO
the dock struck up some stirring
music In which many voices were
joined. America" and Dixie" and
See. the Conquering Hero Comes"
caught the crowd just right.
One OF the saddest figures last night
In the New York Athletic club gym
nasium was VI. Horr, the giant weight
thrower OF Syracuse university. Horr
had his heart set on the trip but the
committee, the university and the
Irish American Athletic club all re-
fused TO send Horr for technical
reasons. However. Horr declared that
he would find way yet TO contest
The following are the members who
departed today:
Plat Adams. J. C. Atlet Charles J.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
JIM RIGGS CREW
IS FAVORED IN .
T0OAY'S RACE
BY ERNEST ELI RoEsER.

POUGHKEEPSIE n. Y, June 81.
Columbia. Cornell. Syracuse. Penn.
sylvania and Wisconsin were early on
the water for light rowing today. Just
enough TO timber up the muscles. Then
they sought seclusion and received the
final instructions from their coaches.
Columbia is favored by the wise
ones who make business OF sizing up
form. Syracuse is picked as being
Just shade less strong and is expect.
cd TO finish second. They are even
money propositions.
Cornell is being quoted as 10 to
against. Cornell usually wins these
races This year "Old Man Court.
Rey0has- been shaking his head dole
fully and pointing out how poor his
men are.
Syracuse isn't much on style but
has wonderful squirting strength
that causes anxiety TO the other crews.
Young Ten Eyck is as good a stroke
as he Is "A hard master and he can be-
depended upon To drive the men to the
limit.
Wisconsin Is in the eastern regatta
for the eleventh time. Unless they
spring a great surprise II will likely
be her last appearance on the Hudson.
The men are rather listless and drag
perceptibly between strokes.
The first race will be called. II
water conditions are favorable, at 3
O'Clock. IL will be two-mile race
for varsity four-oared crews.
The second race, at 3:45. will be for
freshmen eight-oared crews.
The varsity eight-oared race, four
miles. is set for o'clock
Only the referees boat and launches
OF the crews will be permitted to fol-
low the races.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Bacon. s. III Beliah F. G. BelIars. J.
A. Biller. @. " Bonham. John J. Bren-
-nan--InseDh- Rraailew u @ Bur
roughs. c. b. Beard. J q. Carpenter,
E. T. Cooke, r. Claughen. c. NJ. Dan
tells, A. X. Dearborn. George 5. Dole.
@. A. Dull. F, NJ. Deselding. L.
Eisele. Ray G. Ewry. John Elana-
gan. Joseph Forshaw. Robert Il. Foster.
George W. Gaizik. J. G.. Garrels. IA
a. Gidney. A. c. Gilbert. A. NJ Goess-
ling, l.. Budd Goodwin, Fl. @, Grote,
NJ. II. Grimm. J. p. Halstead. VIM. +.
Hamilton 5. Fl Hatch. John j Hayes.
II. j Hebner. Harry l.. Hillman. Jr..
Francis Leroy Holmes, l. v. Love. III .
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

st. Louis defeated Detroit, 4 to
2 for the third consecutive game.
HoweII's two-base hit In the ninth
breaking the tie.
Cleveland. took another game
from Chicago yesterday and the
Sox are now fifth. Walsh lost to
Rhoades who was saved twice by
fine catches by Josh Clarke.
The Athletics again knocked
Manning out Of the box and won
for coombs and vickers. 6 TO 2.
The Michigan giant allowed but
one hit In TIE last five innings.
Prutt and BureisslI were wild at
Boston and Washington won. 8
to o. Falkenburg pitching swell
ball In the pinches.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Regulars Wheel Into Line, Ready
For Highwayman Stunts on Road

accident Hughe
n
evidence OF It's eyesight
we'll hold their considering
crippled condition.
in
collision
Wilett
oIeay appeared to be
Mcintyre Jones lie field
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
ATHLETES At
D. A. c. FIELD

This afternoon the first A. A. U.
meet TO be held In Detroit for several
years was pulled of on the Detroit
Athletic club field, under the auspices
of the ply department OF the Y.
NJ. G.. A. The meet brought together
the leading athletes OF Detroit. IN
Guiding the school stars OF 1908 and
former seasons, as well as few col
lege men, home from their work at
school
The meet early developed into a
duel between the teams OF d. A. c.
and Y M. c. A.. with the former rui-
ing strong favorites.
A sort OF preliminary meet brought
together several teams OF the Sunday
school Athletic league.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

But there Is no denying the fact
that the Browns are playing grand
ball They have lost but three games
out OF Is and all these were TO Bos-
ton which was the most fortunate OF
the eastern clubs In catching the wes-
tern gang of Its stride.
Their veteran pitching staff was
never working better. They are a
worthy opponent for anypody's CLUB
right now, as has been demonstrated
by their work against Cleveland and
Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

J Hun. c. l.. Hall. r. G. Irons. clare
= Jacobs l.. r, Jones. Daniel Kel-
lyrJohR- H. kEps. JE-James- ht-
body, N. j. McGrath w. w May. Geo
n. Mehnert, y. A Merriam, 7. A. Mof-
Att. T. p Morrissey. Frank NJ. Pleas
ant. Frederick Norganese. j. +. o'Con-
nell. John n Patterson, Paul II. Pill
F. II. Riley. ID. r. Robins II. p.
Ramey, j A Rector. l.. G. Rich, Law
son Robertson. Ralph Rose. NJ J
Ryan. NJ. W. Rand. A. p Shaw. NJ. w
Shepard. NJ J. Sheridan. Forrest G
Smithson. J r. sullivan. Lee J. Tall
bott. J. IL. Trube.. e. u. Trubenbach
Lewis Tewanina. n. w. Cohn.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
~ PAUL n. HRusKe.

One year ago today the Detroit
baseball club returned from 81. Louis
after a disastrous series, In fourth
place with percentage OF .bb6, haV-
Ing won 80 games and lost "a.
The Tigers were then III games be-
hind the leaders. who happened TO DC
Chicago.
On Aug. 3 they ended up their first
sensational road sprint by taking the
league lead.
On Oct. 3 the league season came
TO an end with the Tigers the cham
pions.
Today the Tigers have won ~
games and lost 2S.
Their percentage is .5SS.
They are now nine games behind
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
[G NEWS OF THE DAY, GATHERED F.
Is BASEBALL HISTORY
ABOUT TO REPEAT?

Can they stand the clip?
WELL. DON'T ASK JIM NC
ALEER, FOR HE WONT SAY \
SINGLE WORD.
Jim refuses TO go on record.
In this, his hour OF triumph and Vim.
dication. McAleer remains as quiet rs
a mummy In a museum OF antiquity.
Does he think the Browns are play
ing beyond their legitimate speed:
Jim refuses TO be quoted
Does he feel satisfied with the work
OF the men he has combined as a
working stan?
he won't say
Does he feel that his pitching stan
is now going in way that promises
big things.
It's fne day n Il doesn't blow Up
rain.
In former years the Browns
were never so low In the race
that the genial James did not
have cheerful tine OF talk for
intervlewers. Now there 10 moth.
ing doing. The local scribes
can't understand IL. st. Louis
can't get the situation through
its head and keeps frantieally wIr.
ing for some sort OF a statement
Jim turns deaf ear. In this,
the hour OF his lons-awaited sue
cess, MeAIeer refuses TO have a
glost at the expense Of his foes,
the knockers.
This is no time for me TO talk. .
says McAleer
And his players exchange quie;
smiles while the poor scribes vanity
try TO worm ont OF him something in
the line OF a prediction on the race
TITS Jim's new system" explained
one OF them after McAleer had sue.
cessfully STAYED OF the latest as
sault He Is giving his enemies a
lesson in temperance OF talk. He'e
also following out new system that
he believes is bringing him luck Wait
till We lose few games and go kit
Ing down the steps. Then he'll com.
mence 10 talk again and not before
It's funny system. this new wrin-
kle OF the st. Louis boss But II
seems to work. just the same
Business-like Printins. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind. that
looks right. Times Printfng Co.. Is
John R--st Phone 1A9S
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
AUTOS OFF ON
CENTURY RUN

Eleven cars left Detroit early th's
morning on the annual century run
OF the Automobile club OF Detroit.
The run WAS out Woodward-ave. to
Pontiac. Orion and back. by way Of
Pennington to the clubs house at
Pine lake. where the annual formal
opening OF the organization will take
place.
E. g. George, former winner OF Tie
event, in Packard was the first to
get away.
Following was the order OF the
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Sporting Notes

The London, ont, nine OF the Cspsdias
league Is in straits.
Kaiser wilhelm, sailing his own boat,
finished second by lS seconds In
big German regatta yesterday
Saginaw gave hay city two besttngs
in the South Michigan and there was
woe In the Bay county metropolis
Eleven I'm tn. frc.ti.r at windsor to-
day, which IL a bigger held than has
started In the big classic In many
moons.
The Michigan AIkait Co. at Wysndotte
which once maintained the best In :
dependent team In these parts mas
reorganized it's bunch and Will open
the season Saturday against the -.
A. c. at wyandotte.
Oefoc, 2,fos4, work "a In 1i0s mt over
the state Fair track yesterday. De.
monstrating that he IL going 10 cut
a big figure in the stakes this year
~ he stays sound The son OF Great
Heart IL a very fast trotter.
with tho xsIs-Hsrvard event out Of
the way the big college race AT
Poughkeepsie now holds the cards.
Syracuse. Columbia, and Penn. are
All considered az having about an
equal chance, though nobody seems
10 be able to see Cornell.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
Britt OF for Eurore.

NEW YORK, June 27.--James Ed
ward Britt. the San Francisco boxer.
arrived In New York yesterday en-
route to Europe. where he will take
In the Olympic games. II Is very
doubtful II Jimmy will ever fight
again. but he limited today that II
things looked ripe In Paris. where the
fighting game Is on the boom. he may
take a chance with Frank Erne.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
e,,nLI,r,, ArnIca salve Wins.

Tom Moore. or Rural Route 1. Coch'
ran. Ga. writes: Il had a bad sore
come on the instep OF my foot and
could find nothing that would heal II
until applied Bucklen's Arnica Sslve.
Less than half OF a rs cent box won
the day for me by affecting q perfect
cure" Sold under guarantee at z. @.
Kinsers. Central Drug Co. and Gray
& worcester's drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
SEVER CAN WIN
IN THIS COMPANY

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. June 27.-
Siever pitching his frst game since
his return TO the association. shut
out Minneapolis yesterday with only
three hits.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
QUEBEC TO GIVE
RUNNING MEETING

Harry White. well known to the
horse world, arrived yesterday and
says that the Quebec Jockey club,
composed OF some OF the most prom
inent people in the Province OF Que
bee will give a meeting OF eighteen
days, commencing July IL and clos
ing Aug. /. Purses will be 5000 and
upWards
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
STAKE TROTTERs
TRAINING OFF

rhythmic Bel. Dale Axworthy. Fan.
stalear. Allie Jay, Nutboy. Milady o
Dreamwold. Country, Jay. Admiral
Toga Onwis. Tiverton. The Angelus'
Capt. Hunt. Black Patchen. Annette,
Elkhorn, The Minute Man. Stately
Princess and Wauactell have been de-
clared out OF the $4,000 race.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
JUST ONE WEEK FROM
TO-DAY

Is the Fourth of July. OF
course, you'll celebrate. Can
you think of better way than
lake trip via the d. & c. and
d. & B. Lines to Cleveland,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Maeki-
nae and Bay City1
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
wes,phslians Annual OUTING.

The Westphalia Schuetzen-B und an
nounces It's thirty-sixth annual shoot.
tng tournament and prize bowling at
It's, park. on the Gratiot road. Sunday
and Monday. June 2s and 20 There
will be shooting Sunday from l to S
and on Monday from 20 $3.50
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Two-base hits-McIntyre, Crnw ford.
Howell. Three -bnse htt--Ferrfs. sac
rihce hits-schaefer, n. Jones. stolen
bases--C. Jones, II. Jones. Bases on
baiis--On WtiIett 2, on Howell I. First
base on errors-Detroft, 4. Left ON
bsses--Detroit q, 81. Louis q. struck
out-By Wfifett, 70 by Howell, 4.
Double play-wiIiet and Rossman.
Time 40. Umpire--ConnoIiy. At
fendancc-a726.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

The event Is combination OF en-
durance run and race, the controls
being laid cut in such a way that
they are supposed to be entered oy
each contestant at rate which Will
compel the cars TO travel at the speed
limit in force through the country
traversed
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
sTUPENO0Us Loss
BY BIG TRACKS

NEW YORK. June 27.--The direc-
tors OF the Coney Island Jockey club
today. taking the last seven days re-
ceipts as a basis. figured that the Is
days meeting. under the new anti
betting law. will cost the club $780,
COO
The directors said they had expect
cd this and had prepared to meet the
losses.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
r.,,. n. as Awful Brush.

TwIs G. B.. one of the c. OF c. pac-
ers. came the last quarter OF fast
mile In 2ss a short time ago. the
Chicago people are picking him to
win at Detroit
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

~ % Tedsy's Games.
81. Louis at Detroit.
Chicago at Cleveland
Warrington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
PITCHER. J. Ryan
JOINS THE MAPS.

NEW ORLEANS, June 27-AJack
Ryan, the Gulfport wonder. and who
has been pitching pretty good base
ball for the Pelicans this season, has
been ordered to report 10 the Cleve-
land club OF the American league by
sunday.
Ryan won his spurs In the Southern
Michigan league, in which he pitcned
for Mt. Clemens.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
important Changes In Time, Michigan
Central r. n.

Effective June 2sth. important
changes will be made in train service.
For full particulars consult ticket
agents.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

job rrirtssg done right Times Print
sng Co.. Is John R.-st Phone 1879
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27
MAY EARL GOES
THREE FAST MILES

LEXINGTON. KY. June 27.--May
Earl, 2:10 Ia. driven by Mike Bower
man. trotted three miles at the fair
grounds this morning In 1905 IL;
2.07, and 2:07 l-2. the fastest work OF
the year.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

the leaders, who happs1 10 be St
Louis. They are just finishing up a
disastrous series with the Browns.
and todays Is their farewell game on
their home park for virtually month,
their return being scheduled for July
20
%?
OR. IN OTHER WORDS, Is HIS
TORY GOING TO REPEAT?
II IL Is in the cards. the local
prioes are just two games better
off before that sprint, than they
were last season and ought to
reach the pinnacle a bit sooner,
that's all.
At any rate. there seems scant
cause for the supporters Of the
champions 10 fly into a panic.
Also. II lie some nsoiatlon TO
recall that the Browns were lick
ing them a year ago with Just
as much apparent ease as they
have exhibited in the three games
which are freshest in the memoir
les Of the local fans.
And it's farewell today.
For the last time until away along
IN July the Tiger fans will have an
opportunity TO cut loose. In all prob
ability Wild Bill Donovan will lug
his unbeaten record into the box with
him out at the park this afternoon.
Rumor round the Cadillac has 1t that
McAleer Is, going TO send RUDE Wad-
dell out TO the firing line In an effort
20 repeat the dose which he handed
hA ho ..tf
Mullin pitching.
The Tiges claim that the Reuben
was lucky TO get away with II as he
did
Donovan against Waddell,
Whoop, Hooroo. Siccem. Tige.
AS In the preceding game OF the
series, yesterdays went the st. Louis
way only after a most exciting sort OF
a combat In which luck In the shape
OF punched hits was all on the side
OF the visitors.
Willett pitched very creditable
sort OF game. but two hits by bats
men who don't usually do such things
changed the result OF the contest
from what might have been a Detroit
victory.
The Ti9es had the Browns 70
o for ak innings and then VIII
lett walked a man and allowed a
hit. Hobe Ferris who can hlt a
straight one q mile then got his
bat against one that came over
in a groove and whaied IL between
Mcintyre and Crawford for
clean triple, scoring himself .
moment later on an infield out.
Errors by HartzeiI In right let
the Tlees tie II up and then, ~.
ter another hit and a pass. with
two out. Harry Howell, the
Browne pitcher, got a ball much
like the one Ferris HE, and
spanked IL over third base for
double.
That finished matters.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-27

Business-like Prfntins. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times PrintinE Co.. Is
John R-st Phone 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-02

section. and his brother. who is the last
of the Dronenburg family of Frederick
county, who survives him. is but few
months under ninety years old.
The farm formerly owned here by w.
W. White, late sheriff. consisting of l35
acres, was sold yesterday at publ" sale
by his widow who resides in Washing
ton. to Lewis $. Poole for $4,000
The exterior improvements to the
Presbyterian Church here have pee
started. new roof being the nrst. The
work Is being done under the direction
of the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr. Asa II. Welsh who for the past
three months has been assigned III Pal
timore az storekeeper and gauge" was
returned here today to take charge 1T
Kings distillery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Grimes who
have the past year been residing here.
moved to Frederick today where they
will make their future home.
Announcement WIS made here this
morning OF the death yesterday morn
ing. in Frederick Md, of Mrs. Emma !
Doll. sister of G. 4. Duyall of Boyds
and of Benjamin Duvall Of German
town, this county. Mrs. Doll formerly
resided near Hyattstown this county
at Crbana. DIR. Newell Duvall IF BaIti-
more. her brother: two sisters Mrs T.
b. King and Miss Mamie Duvall OF Hr-
attstown. this county. and one sister In
Washington survive her.