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What Congress Did Today
IN THE SENATE.

The subcommittee in charge OF the
District school inquiry decided to be
- hearing at a meeting at : o'clock
Friday afternoon.
Senator Bacon introduced an important
currency bill providing that all imam
cial institutions as we'll as national
banks, may issue emergency currency.
Senator aGllinger introduced a bin re-
curing the philadelphia, Baltimore
and Potomac railroad to continue for
two years longer the use OF the pres
ent stub tracks TO the Navy yard.
Senator Lodge reported from the Rules
Coron1ittee a rule against heads OF
departments and bureau chiefs send
ing communications directed 70 the
Senate.
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Dress Fabrics, DOmestics and
Household Necessities at prices that
reach the lowest level Of economy.
Natural Cream Habutai SILK. a
weave OF fairy ightness and 1nr
soft luster- We reduce this "
standard 5oc material to, yd.--. =
$50 Panama. with fine chiffon fin
brown. and garnet. Full a Lnc
IN. wide, firm and uniform A0S
IN weave s---. --.---.-----. = -
Final reduction TO close out the
remainder of our Shaker Flannel.
very heavy and feecy. ~
Lot Of 800 heavy Crochet Bed
spreads. patterned in beautiful
MaTseilles effects. All are /Or
fun size ana strictly perfect. N.Y.
SPECIAL ---------. -...--.-....... ~
Continuing the sale Of a manu-
faCturer's stock OF high-gTade Mer-
ceTized Table DamaSk in packages
Of ~ yards each. Sold regu- no.
larry at soc a yard. Pat 00(
Broken assortments Of heavy
twilled Toweling that is highly alb
sOTbent and dries quickly. n ar
We viii close out the lot at, ~
Yard-wide BIeached Cotton. close
" woven and finished with
smooth uniform surface. a.
Ere Free from from filing l214c quail OF
Ky 4aFo-.-.-. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Special Notices.

NuTemburg Pa. Jan. 10, 1893.
THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders of the Nurembers Powder Co.
Inc, of the District of Columbia. for the
election Of 3 directors and transaction Of
such other business as may come before
the meeting. Will be held at the office Of
the company at Nuremberg, Pa. on
APRIL 4, 1898. at $50 T. NJ.
1t +. j. JACOBY, Secretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
annual meeting of the stockholders or
the FTaZce- Potomac Laundry Company
viii be held on MONDAY, FEBRUARY
o, 1908, at II O'CLOCK 4. NJ at the
main office of the company 18th and y
streets northwest, =. NJ. BECKER,
1t Secretary.
THE FIRM Of JAS. D. ". CONVILLE
and ThOs. {. Williams. trading under
the name OF Jas. d. N. C0nville & Co,
Las this January 18th been dissolved by
mutual consent
JAMES d. NJ. CONVILLE.
Il THOS Z. WILLIAMS.
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pect to be laid low even though he puts
the blame on the retailers
The experts Of the bureau Of chem
istry are now making an investigation
of soft drinks Several sOda-tOuntain
beverages have been discovered to con-
tain a surprising amount of dope" II
Is stated that one popular brand OF
ginger ale contains cafeine-a narcotic.
well calculated 10 relieve that tired
feeling, but with an awful morning
after effect
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INCREASED PAY ASKED
FOR BUREAU DIRECTOR

In the estimates for the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing. transmitted to
Congress by the Secretary of the Treas
ury, an additional thousand dollars Is
asked for the Director of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing. making the
salary of the position $500, instead Of
$500. as at present.
It is also recommended that the salary
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CT IL for Goats worth
TAksSJ SIS and $50
Dry Goods Cleanup

Splendid grade Of yard-wide Eng
lish L0GEclOth, with soft
Chamois finish. Ideal for y ar
making underwear 12l4c
kind Eard-----.--.--..-. .--..-.--
Manufacturer odds and ends Of
Linen Holland window Shades in the
best colOrs. Some contain slight
defects, but are practically 6TC
perfect, worth &c, 39c. and
5yc.----- --------------
Z5c Table OHcloth Of heavy. plant
quality, including white. marble. tile,
and COlOred effects. Save a fIr
third during this sale at, EDN
yaFu-..----.----.- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fifty handsome patterns in best
quality stair OilCIOJh that viii not
peel or crack. Reduced for - ,
the End OF the Season ~
Sale to, yard .,-----------.-------- - -
Immense lot OF heavy Turkish
Bath Towels, very fluffy and n r
absorbent. grades that sold SoC
for 15c and 1Sc each-----.------. = =
Sweeping reduction on our S1.25 I'M
ported BTOadClOth. & German weave
with beautiful chiffon fin TNr
ish. Black and the leading SC
shades. Nard-----.-..--......
Complete Clearance Of all orr
Fleecedowns, TeaZledOWns, Crepe
FlanneIcttes, and other ma n Sr
terials for indoor garments. ~
15c and ice values aJ--.-..--.---- - -
Lot Of the weII-known standard
Sheets that sell regularly at 6JC,
made Of best cotton. with g. nnc
inch hens: I2X90 size. Spe-
Cial.................... - -
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IN THE HOUSE.

Resolutions offered by Mr.. Hughes &C
West Virginia for additional janitors
and messengers lu the new House
office building were passed
The bin for the revision Of the penal
statutes was considered.
REPRESENTATIVE Connor introduced a bill
for the establishment Of a siXteen-acre
park in Georgetown.
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Waists

1888 Net Waists in ecru only.
Made with deep surplice front with
two cross rows of Cluny lace over
dainty box pleats. Front trimmed
with four wide bands Of Cluny.
New kimono sleeve. All Ct n
edges are piped with p QR
colored ribbon. Special -
500 MOhair Waists in black or
white. Made with pleated front
ana tucked back CO Pn
Button cuffs. Reduced y NU
$3.50 and $500 Sheer Persian Lawn
Waists in many styles including a
model OF all-Over embroidery back
and front. showing alternate q Or
rows of tucking. open backs ~ ~ y
and 3 sleeves Special. ....... = -
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RECEPTIVE MOOD.

The dark horse was inclined TO be
nonco. nTnittal-
I'm rot asking anything Of any
bods, - he said. but only a fool horse
would kick a bucket of oats over"
ThereupOn mis- followers announced
him as in the fight to win.-Exchange
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were staring, and Foreman Gremmels
broke.
Did his eyes seem different to you
then than they do now2'
They did," was the reply.
Henry w. Schmau, another coroner
Juror, gave testimony similar 10 the
preceding two witnesses.
Recess was then ordered.
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SIDE LIGHTS ON HISTORY.

Scott was writing the Lay Of the
Last Minstrel"
After which, he muttered, with a
grim smile. with your kind pernis-
sion, ladies and gentlemen. the gifted
vocalist. Herr SpUyteutuyfel, viii sing
the pathetic ballad entitled. Mamma.
Your Little Darling Is Too Full to Eat
ANY More
be still later minstrels with other lays.
Exchange
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HUNT BIG OFFENDERS
AGAINST FOOD LAW

From now on we are going after the
big ones" said Chief Chemist Wiley to-
day, speaking Of prosecutions for viola
tons Of the pure food and drugs act
Secretary Wilson does not intend 90
let the little fellows suffer. when the
big ones are the real offenders. The
manufacturer Of a food or drug who
does not comply with the law may ex-
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GREAT INDUSTRIAL UNION
PLANNED BY HAYWOOD

CHICAGO. Jan. l5.-The Western Fed
Grafton Of Miners has called a convention.
to be held in Chicago. April 8. TO form
an international union on industrial
lines. The call urges coal miners.
lthogra7hers. and both factions Of the
Industrial Workers Of the world. TO
send delegates
William d Haywood. the moving
spirit in the new scheme, is in the city
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Married

OBRIEN- January a. 1908.
at ST. Mary Church. Alexandria, Va,
MICHAEL J. o. RRIEN and MAY Ma
HONEY both Of Washington, D. c. II
JENKINS DOWNING-On December q
1871 at the First Baptist parsonage. Alex
andria Va. LESLIE G. JENKINS and
EMMA n. DOWNING OF Virginia. Dir.
and Mrs. Jenkins have left for Philadel-
phia, Pa. 1t
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Of the assistant director be increased
from 5000 10 $500 per annum.
The friends of Director Sullivan and
Assistant Director Ralph. OF the Bureau
of Engraving and Printing. believe that
Congress viii vote the additional salary
10 these two popular officials,
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Juror Asks Question.

Henry Schafer. another of the coron-
er's jury, also considered Thaws &C
tions peculiar" at the inquest Then
Tor the first time a juror had something
IN say. Schafer declared Thaws eyes
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Virginia Alienist to Tell
Of ThaW's Insane Uncle

RICHMOND, Va, Jan l5-Dr. L. s.
Foster. former superintendent Of the
Eastern State Hospital, one Of the best
known aIienists in the South. has been
summoned TO New York IN connection
with the Thaw case. DIT. Foster has
complete record of the commitment,
confinement and death of an uncle Of
Thaw in the Eastern State Hospital
some twenty years ago. The man was
a brother 10 the father OF Thaw and
was violently insane.
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Died

WII.SON-At I.eonardtovn, Nd, January Is.
1865. MRS. SARA DENTON WILSON
Interment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Fur
Their notice viii be given. II
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Fancy Goods at F Pqioos

odd Lot OF WOmen's New Hand
bags, made Of the best Ieath- y Or
ers in carriage and POcahon- "
tas styles. 5Oc values. Choice.
Clearance Of Stylish Belts that
sold Tor sc. Included are leather,
silk and elastic kinds IN II
with new buckles Mostly 10
Half price and less for tablets Of
the correct papers, in correct 2 Z
correspondence size. 10c and l5c
Nd!ues -.-.-----.--.. ..-''--..-.'''---'
Envelopes. package. Sc
Cleanup Of women's and chill
dren's sheer white hSndkeTchiefs n =
with neat hemstitChed borders. ~
Sold for &c. Choice. a.
z5c Hose Supporters with large
r1oire pads and four straps TOr
of hest elastic All the want w
cd cOIOrs. Reduced to.......... =
Women's sc Heavy Knit Golf
Gloves and FIeece-lned Fab
rlc Gloves, also misses and ar
children's gloves in all col
ors. Special i--...-----....-..--...A
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Suits that Sold up to $4,000
Mems Wear
At Sensational Reductions

Mems 12Ikc fast black half hose.
knit from best cotton. with n 1r
double heels and toes. Spe- NJ
Closing out 4 vast assortment OF
mems J0c and 75C NeEligee Shirts.
made Of best madras in a nnf
variety IF n "a , L N0~
Broken lots Of mems stylish SILK
Neckwear, including fOur-in-hand,
bows, tecks, shields, and m IC
string ties -5C quail -
lty...-....--...... -..-..-...-..-..
The celebrated DR.. WrIght's Health
Underwear, standard &l-00 value ey-
ery-whe~e Complete range Of /Rr
sizes in shirts and drawers N.Y.
Clearance OF Ner' 15c Carriers
made Of best elastic with
fiat metal clasp. similar 10 Ec
the Brighton. Best CO.ors.
CnOlCe. ---..--.-.- ..-..-.-s.....r
Mems soc fIexibly ribbed Underwear
Of selected cotton, shirts,
have French neClEs, drawers n nc
have double seats and faced
andS--..-.......s. 'r''s.'.--
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UndGrmuSlinS
in the Wholesale Clearance


Women's &c Muslin Drawers In
sizes % 10 ~. Finished with sc
deep cambria runle and
dainty lace edge Sp-cial--.-.--
Immense barelin table OF sc and
o SOC CORSET covers made OF sheer cam
brio and uainSOok- with Surp.ires
round and square uecks- Trimmed
with rows or lace, beading 1OF
and ribbon. or with emaroid-
cry. Choice ----------------
Womeu-s soc Gowns Of good quality
Muslin, cut full and wide in
Hubbard style. with tucked = nr
yokes end cambria ruule. "
Special. ----.--.-.....
Women-s Knee-Iength Petticoats,
closely knit and snug fitting. = m
Choice Of black, pink, and N.Y.
navy sec .yalues..---.-..--..'.'
lot of Undermuslins that sold for
$40 Included are gowns, corset
covers. and petticoats, beau no.
tifdIly trimmed with lace or
embroidery. .......-,..--.-.-
500 Corset Covers of sheer all
over shoulders. Trimmed with n w
ribbon. ..........-......-.... = -
Wo-aen's 59c Muslin Drawers in
open or closed style, with
deep cambria ruffles, trim nnc
med with lace edge and in NQL
sertion. Special. - =
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE removes the
cause. There is only one ''BROMO QUININE-' 90
Look for signature OF =. W. GROVE. 25c.
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FuTS at I Price

The 30 per cent reduction applies to
all furs in TIE hOUse-women's s,
misses. and childre7's- Every piece
is new and in perfect condition. and
there is a wide range Of styles TO
choose from.
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Trimmed Hats

Our Most Beautiful Creations
marked down for a speedy removal.
Trimmed Hats that 50 or
sold for s. and $6............ AsIO
Trimmed Hats that 81 OE
sold for s. a=tt $s............. y. )
Trimmed Hats that 81 Or
sold for 3 and S10--..-..... r. >
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ChildfCn'S Coats

We sharply reduce the prices
throughout our stock Of children's
coats, as we have entirely too n any
for this season of the year.
Curly Bearskin Coats in double
breasted style with box backs and
deep collars and cuffs: also red
brOadcloth coats, either strictly tail
ored or trimmed with q ~
black velvet. 81 and s. , QH
values. As ~
Natural Gray Astrakhan Goats,
double-breasted, with roll Ct nn
collars and cuffs. nicely y Qx
lined. 50 values at........ As -
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Women's &c Muslin Drawers IN
sizes % TO % Finished with 1Ec
deep cambria runle and
dainty lace edge. Specl8l--.,.--
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Bargain assortment of high-grade
bulk extracts. comprising the p
most popular Odors. A glve-N =
away special at, Cz......-....-....
The new and fashionable metal
purses. with permanent sill
yer finish. fall under the gem n0r
eraI clearance movement. Soc NV
values. ...........- -
Big lot Of belt buckles. consisting
Of latest novelties in rose.
Roman, and polished -old 4nn
and Dresden metal. sc and ~
24-inch Hair rolls, excellently
made from real human hair in ths
shape suited for the present 1OC
style Of hair dressing. Black "
and brown. ChOiCe..........,,.A
$3.50 and s. 90 Neck Rufus of Lib
crty SILK, with long tie Of Tnr
same material or Of silk. "
Black Observation-Disclosures.
5.000 different subjects IN new post
cards. comprising both ltho- z =
graphed and half-tone kinds. TO
be sold at Z fOr.....-..-.--.......
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Skirts
Heavily Reduced

Women's s. eXcellently
tailored Skirts Of finest
Panama, made in box
pleated ana Killed styles
and trimmed with folds.
and brown.
Elegant Chiffon Panama
and Broadcloth Skirts,
rejecting the most eX-
pert skill in designing
and tailoring. All the
effects. Values UP to
Handsome Skirts that
sold at SIS and SIS. made
of Chiffon Panama and
Chiffon Taffeta in fun
pleaUed and bOX-pleated
ding the Flu ~ Ruffle
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Look for
the
Red Signs
Millinery
AT Unheard-Of
Clearance Prices

Splendid Assortment OF Women's
Black CheneilIe and Velvet Bonnets
and Toques, in the newest Fnn
shapes Originally sold from u
81 10 S3.g5. ChOice....-..-...... - ~
Collection Of Odds and Ends OF
Genuine French Felt Hats, with
bright finish ,s The best col orc
styles. Values up TO $29S, at. 4 -
Wind-uD Sale Of a Lot Of High
grade Black Amazon Plumes. OF
lustrous quality. handsomely n 0r
cu-led and finished. Values ~ N
at SIS. y2.25. and s.. 50. Choice. ~
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Infants Flannelette Sacques. in a
variety OF styles Made with H.
turn down collar and seal ~
loped edge. 29c vaIues............AA
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LEGAL ADVICE, ALL CASES, COL
lection, domestic troubles. estates set
tied, damage to person or property ad-
Justed; moderate charges; confidential.
u. S. LEGAL CORP. so Bond Bldg.
ja1-30t
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800 Corset Covers of sheer all
over embroidery. with straps AOr
over shoulders. Trimmed with ASC
ribbon. .............-......-... 4 =
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W. s. TAPPAu, 500 @ st. NV,
Jeweler and OptiCian. A fine stock Of
Watches. Jewelry, Cut Glass, &c, for the
Holidays. Prices the lowest del7-3Ot
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UNDERTAKES
J. WILLIAM LEE,

FUNERAL DES1G-;S
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Suiis that Sold up to $500
Suits that Sold up to $500

Garments Of distinctive character and
Fabrics include broadclothS, cheviotS, Wors
Toned in getaway, Prince Chap, military, a
ing every popular trimming effect. Choice
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WOmen's Knee-IenEth Petticoats,
closely knit and snug fitting. M
Choice of black, pink. and w
navy. sec values. .-...-......... =
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Tracing Those Calls.

e might have, 7 don't know. I 90
she had a room separate from
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All Our Suits Sacrificed
in Three Immense Lots

Absolutely no reServahon-the clearance involves our
over the original cost of the manufacturer.
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Styles. Including the FIuty kunIe
effect.
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-14
HARRINGTON.

Major Masten, eo,ored aged about so years,
met death in a horrible manner. on Tuesday Of
last week. as he was returning to Harrington
with several logs while on his way TO Ezekiel
Flemming's mill to deliver them. When found
his head was crushed where one Of the heavy
log wagon wheels had passed over it. Il is
supposed ne had an attack OF vertigo and fell
from the wagon the wheels passing over him
He was alive when found, but died shortly after
being brought into town. The team which Mas
ten was driving continued its course to town
crossing the railroad tracks without accident
and no doubt would have made the mil mad
not one Of the logs struck a telephone pole In
Harrington, causing the mnles to stop.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized at the
home of mrs Amanda shockley, at Pittsville,
Md. at eleven O'Clock, on "Wednesday, August
5th, when her daughter, Rebecca, became the
bride of Rev. $. J. smith now pastor OF the
Methodist Protestant Church Harrington. The
bride was very 0ecomingly attred In white net
over satin and carried a beautiful boquet Of
brides roses. They entered the parlor to the
stratus of Lohengrin's wedding march, played
by Mr.. Gordon smith, sou OF the groom, and the
wedding ceremony was performed by Rev g.
A. Morris, OF ST. James Church. Kent county
Maryland and a former pastor Of the bride.
Mrs. Sallie Novel; died at her residence near
Denton. Md on July l4th, 1905. from typhoid
fever; though she was afflicted for several years
previous TO her last illness. She leaves husband
and two children.
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FARMINGTON.

Eoos vandegrln. resident Of the Palmer
Home for Old Folks at Dover died on Tuesday
August ith 1908 aged Il years. The deeeae
went to the home from Pennington short time
ago. The funeral was he'd on Thursday from his
daughters home in Philadelphia and int ment
made in that city.
Henry Pool, OF Fed4ralsburg, Md died on
Tuesday, August SD, 1898 at O'Clock p. m.'
and was buried from his home on Thursday
August 9Th.
Mrs Jennie Wapies and son OF Baltimore
the guests Of Mrs. George Harrington.
Mrs. Mary Edgell is the guest OF her daughter
Mrs. Ida COLLISION this week
Miss Agnes sinners, ofTyrone, Pa is spending
two weeks with her mother, Mrs Marion Sell
ner.
Miss Elsie Wright OF Newark. Del is tie
guest Of Miss Nellie Murphy
Higher Har rington OF Dover is visiting rela
tfves in town this week
Mrs. w. W. Murphy entertained several ladies
az dts ner Tuesday.
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LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

A dance was given at the home of George
Warrington last Tuesday evening in honor Of his
daughter, Miss ida. IL was a delightful affair
and a host Of the young people were present
and the lively music made the hours pass with
wings until the call to the dining room brought
realization that all were tired. After partakng
of the good things the guests left, hoping that
another pleasant event OF the same kind would
soon come around.
The crop OF mosquitoes is certainly full one
and those who have well screened windows and
porches, are to be envied It's the first crop of
the season and their going will be aweeome.
There is a general report that the tomato crop
vii be very short this season in this section.
The vines were set early, and are Old now with
out any tomatoes on them hence there can not
be any crop in such fields.
The j. W. Bay Canning Company commenced
70 can tomatoes Wedn asday, and have brought
carload Of Bohemian workmen here to help
them they are the first imported help ever
brought to Lincoln.
d. 6. ELS was stricken with paralysis last Mon.
day and is now in a very bad condition
party OF strangers came here with Milford
livery team Wednesday and let the team run
away from them causing it to demolsha wheel
on Mr. Sockriders carriage. They paid for the
damage and left.
D. j. Wood who formerly managed the can
merry here is now the parent Of a ten pound baby
girl.
Currey Maeklin is building an addition to his
home which greatly enlarges his already large
home.
The families Of Currey Maoklin and Frank
Warren will leave for Slaughter Beach to remain
two weeks next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. johnson are enter
tanning their annual house party. Their guests
are Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Webb and son from
Pittsburg, Mr. and Mrs. r. S. johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. N. g. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs. b. Glen
daniel, Of Newark, n. J., George B. johnson Of
Northport. L. l., and Miss Nellie johnson, who
has just returned from long visit to Pittsburg
and New York.
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RehOboth Carp.

The annual camp will be held this
year at Rehoboth and will open on
August 10th to continue to August 3Oth.
The camp will be under the direction
Of Rev. J B. Winstead Of the Baltimore
Conference, who will be assisted by
Rev II. H. Adams OF the Wilmington
Conference. Bishop Luther B. Wilson
will be present and preach at one Of the
services. The camp this year is expected
to be very successful and an increased
attendance over previous years is an.
ticipated. There will be days set aside
for devotion to lectuAs on the temper
ance question.
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BRIDGEYILLE.

Last week after hsrnessing the horse to take
his mother into town, Harry Ledum, who
lives on farm, found her dead on the Kitchen
floor when he went to inform her that he was
ready. NeighbOrs were called in, and when a
heart disease.
Robbers took advantage OF the absence Of
Jeweler Ben amin Yake and entered the store
by opening a rear window and got away with
alet Of goods, worth altogether about $500. One
OF the thieves dropped handkerchief in bis
flight.
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ELLENDALE.

MIS- Mary L. Hitch, wife Of Roy Hitch and
daughter OF william Walls died at their home
in Glendale on Friday, July Slst 1905, aged 10
years Funeral services were held in the NJ.
f. Church at o'clock on Sunday afternoon,
Rev. Otis Reed officiating Interment was
m adein Red Mems Cemetery.
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-14
Fruit Growers at Meeting.

Delegations from the Peninsula
Horticultural Society are preparing to
attend a great orchard gathering in
New Jersey on Tuesday, August 18Th,
when the summer meeting of the New
Jersey Horticultural Society will be
held at the farm Of John Repp, the
GlassbOro fruitgrower Of fame and
fortune. The Delswsreans will go as a
matter Of profit to themselves and in
Difference to the New Jersey horticul-
turists, who always send delegations
to the Delaware annual meetings in
the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1908-08-14

IA T0H a.
Psars,ss >sIha Kind You Have Al8ayS Bought
Signature Of MHzzzZ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-19
Neutrality-suspicious..

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ROCKY MOUNT. VA, June 17.--one
of the prettiest weddings seen in
Rocky Mount ror a 'ons time was cele-
brated in Scott Memorial Church We'd
nesday morning, when Miss Kansas r..
Horne became the bride of Mr.. w. L.
Wlgington, Of Quinter. Kansas.
The pretty church was tastcfuly
decorated for the happy event with
palms and ferns intermingled with hy-
drangeas, while soft!y-shaded candles
cleaning from silver and gold Candida
bra, shed a mellow glow over the
whole scene.
Mrs. u. W Saunders presided at the
organ, as the bridal party entered the
church Rev 4. l.. Franklin was the
celehrant.
rhe four bridesmaids--M Mabel
aontgomery, Katie 81. Clair and Gar
nel,e Wielngtoa, Of Rocky Mount, and
LlAsl.ne smith. VI acknowledgements