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CRANBERRY VALLEY.

Cranberry Union Sunday school was
feofeanlzed On Sunday lust The
officers are President ID. J. Brown.
vice president. Wm. Ebangh. sunafln=
tendents. A. I. Ehangh and Wm. K.
Hull. secretary. Paul Jones. assist
ant, Vim. H. Ebaugh librarian. Fay
Barnhart and Zach. Harris; treasurer.
Peter Wertz; managers. Lewis Iahn.
Ell Yingllng. Horatlo Hunt, Ghas.
Hunt. Abram Snyder; organist. Miss
MelrIe Brown. teacher. Bible class.
No. |, Mrs. Yergie !. Harris; No. 2.
Miss MelfIe Brown. No 3, Miss Laura
B. Ebaugh; primary, Miss Barthiel
Reaver; Bible teacher male. No l.
Jno. Null: No. :. VIM. A. Ebaugh:
primary, Vim. n Harris. Sunday
school next Sunday at 2 o'clock. at
which time the singing teacher. Z.
Wesley Null, viii be present.
Miss Meiyia Brown has very beau
tIful. as we'll az . rare plant In the
way Of lemon tree. presented To her
by her aunt, Mrs. Francis Hoffman.
The tree has upon II at present three
lemons, sIze 7hx1oh. 6hx101s. exc
inches. Who can beat that for quite
a young tree ?
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MOUNT AIRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hobbs returned
last Monday evening, after spending
several days In Philadelphia and
Atlantic City. Mr.. and Mrs. :. ".
Hobbs, parents Of the groom, gave !
reception In honor Of their return.
About % guests were In attendance, In
Guiding the bridal party and friends
OF the bride and groom.
Marion Poole, one Of our rural car
riers. met With serious accident
while on duty, b. his horse getting
tangled N a telephone wire, which
caused Z runaway. seriously intnring
Mr.. Poole. He was brought in By Mr..
Jeff Hooper. Of TaylorsYIlle.
Mrs. II. {. Gorsueh and daughter
have returned after a pleasant visit to
her mother, n Philadelphia.
Lloyd buckingham and Jos. 0osneil
had a watch party on Tuesday night.
Mrs, Alice Hooker. OF Baltimore.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 4. L.
Wilson IN last Saturday and Sunday
The broad smile on Carlton Lerye's
faee is very noticeable. Its boy.
Mrs. Kingsbury. of Harrisburg. Pa.
visited her daughter. Mrs. MCGOWAN.
The Aid Society of the NJ. Z. church
will hold a lawn fete and supper on
the 9th and % inst. Everybody in
yited.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. B. Phoebnt, Of Bal
timore, visited his parents Sunday.
John L. Dietrich spent Sunday In
Baltimore
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank |. Lewis were
/ I'm Baltimore last Tuesday 20 witness
the graduation OF their daughter. miaH
Sidney, as a professional nurse. We
wish her great success. IA " consider
IL one of the greatest caliinEH thai any
one can select.
The Hon. F. j. Ieatherw0od vas In
augnrate1 az Mayor on last Monday
night. He announced the appoint
meni of Harry Kidd a. balm and ".
A. sentz. secretary. Other appoint
ments will be made later.
Mr.. aud Mr.. Ben Dunn visited relas
tlves in Baltimore last Tuesday.
Rev. ]. Rowland Horsey and wife
are visiting NJ the home Of Mrs. Luther
Rem.
]. Luther nenn. good citizen Of
our town. IL quite III ut this writing.
Miss Nellie Banks aud MT. Morgan
Kimmel visited Braddoek Heights on
MONDAY inst
Z. l.. MullIneaux. Nho Is at the
! Evansville sanitarIum for treatment.
Is improving
Harry Banks. Of Cooksviile. visited
his parents last Sunday.
The Garrett sanilarium In been re-
paired and thoroughly renovated for
The reception Of children for the sum
mer. az has been the custom since it
foundation.
Watch Mt Airy squibbiea for next
week for something tint HIll = O
great interest % the entire com
munIty.
Rudy Burdett haa Just com
pleted a contract for YIN. Lawson.
also dwelling o. Mr. George Har=
mon with steam heat and other con
YcuIanCeH.
S. 4. AldrIdge has Just returned
from his ardions duties as tafyman.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Washington Camp NJ z. 7. O. 5. q
A.. Of Pleasant xalle.. accompanied
by tho Pleasant VALLEY Band. assist
ed toy. John A. Yodef. vi observe
Decoration nag 81 Saturday. M =.
at 3 o'clock. =. n
Washington Camp ". :. =. O. 5. o
A., IF Pleasant YalleY. VI hold a
Ice cream an strawberry festival o.
the evening u Ma Is Tn Pleasant
Valley hand Rill furnish music.
y. Charles Marker Iost \ valuable
baY mara from indigestion On la Pr
daY.
Service thu Sunday evening. Ma
%. by lev Barton L CaTnahan. .
ut Pleasant.
IT. r. y Dayiibiss, Of Pleasant Val
ley creamery. attributed about i
gallons d Ice cream IN blocks during
the parade n Westminster on Wed
nesday. About 10 children followed
The wagon which The Iee cream wa
en from John street until i reached
the base ball ground a the college.
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pATApsC0.

Mrs. Kate FanHell. of Baltimore.
spent several days last week visiting
friends In this community.
Miss Flo Shamer spent several days
IN Baltimore last week
Edward shamer and family. OF Bal
timore, spent Sunday last With the
formers parents.
Chas. Spencer and wife spent sun
day last IN Baltimore, visiting their
son, Edward Spencer.
Edgar Ward and wife spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elias Tay-
lor.
PaIapseo NJ. P. Sunday school will
hold an Ice cream and strawberry fes-
tlyal on Saturday night. MAY 2s. on
Mr.. Knights lawn. commencing 1t .
o'clock Public cordially invited.
The Sunday school is IN furnishing
condition. At present = scholars are
enrolled. TheY vii hold their Child
ren's Day service June L. at ? O'Clock.
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A Beautiful and Progressive Western
Maryland fiiI.

I In been announced hat Fredef-
ieE. Nj. has Just made : nes and
eIaze connection With he Western
MARYLAND railroad Heretofore pHz=
aengcrz 10 and from Frederick nYar
tn Western Maryland road haze
changed at BrueavllIe, me junction
wIth a branch Of he Northern Central
which YnnH from York - Frederick.
That road ill doubtless continue n
b. thH main road into Frederick.
Nevertheless. there re great pnz-
aihIlitle@ ia The nsH connection II
Thurmont This tOvH Is Il tn east
ern fooI Of South Mountain. about
fifteen miles north 81 Frederick aud
acme In miles weHI OF Bruesyille.
So the route from Baltimore 10 Fred
efIek b TIL connection L somewhat
longer han Il lie ~ Ny Of BrneayilIe.
hi going westward ths distance
would - shorter b ThHrfnoHI. ard
when TIE Western Maryland toad b
comes n eat and WsHt trunk Inc. -
II sill within the nexI tive FeaHa. thIH
M become an important connection.
Perhaps II Ill mt y lon before tie
Frederick ard ThurmDnt Dad Eill b
electrified aud fun ca % met ever.
Western Maryland train
Frederick las zIRaYz suffered under
Tie disadvantages of being AVA from
thH great through iinHB Of travel :
IL accessible by both Iap Pennsylvania
an the Baltimore an Ohio systems.
bnI b. branch road Nevertheless.
Il has alxaya had A healthy and
steady growth. - wealth 81 In
poffanes nrs far out q proportion n
The ale OF IN population. ! is :
beautiful cit. situated IN one 81 ths
mot fertile and prosperous aETieuI=
tuHai counties n tn Union. While
there IS BEEN nothing spectacular
In II business q growth. II has a.
waxa ban nDulenl, conservative an
progressive Il = q delightful plaee
Of residence aud Tor : century and 2
hal haH been the HeaI af & refined 81
CULTIVATED society. Frederick sounIF
haz been remarkable = IT production
of great men AMI great families. I
rae n the state he FIR twa Co
efnnrs, one . whom as IHa greatest
on the whole IIzt=Ia -. Thomas
Johnson. tn Frent Xar Governor
She gave 70 Maryland ker maBt beloved
poe. Francis s Key. and bis lIatn=
guIahed uncle. nhiiin Barton kef.
sh. gaze % he United States 20 q
the greatest Federal La 1TTicerH.
Roger I Taney. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT and
then Chief Justice. an AtIafnes=Ben=
efai John Nelson. she aiao gaYa on
of he most distinguished officers d
the nav. Admiral seHlsy. Frederick
county : q magnificent county, and
Frederick eIIy / worthy TO 1e II
centre
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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

The first ripe cherries OF the sea
son On the farm o. Finn Bros, Mar
riottsYllle. This L unusually early
and the first the trees have ever bore.
Miss Clara Finn returned home af-
ter visiting her sister, Mrs. ] Wright,
Of Baltimore.
Miss NJ j. Davis. of MarrIottsYIlle.
Who has been in the training school
IT st. Joseph'a hospital for the past
three years, graduated last Thursday.
The Maryland soapstone 20. has
again opened up. Il gives plenty of
york to those needing employment.
The Doves Yest saloon Is still
closed and everybody IS rejoicing.
Why not Keep them happy? Il L to
De hoped that I vii not be opened
Everything looks prosperous nov
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SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Clarence S. Mercer, II. Airy, Commits
Suicide.

Clarence 5. Mercer, brakeman on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, shot
himself in the right temple Friday
afternoon 1t the home Of Mrs. May
Moler, 1901 Belt avenue. Baltimore,
where ne boarded. Dependency, It 10
said, led him to Ill himself.
Early In the morning Mercer visit
ed saloon at Light and Randall
streets, and about 80 o'clock went
home, saying he waa going home to
commit suicide and handed railroad
watch TO the bartender. Keep this.
h said. TO remember me by.
The bartender, regarding the re-
mark - joke. too the watch and
said All right Mercer. III give II
back 70 you tomorrow"
Mercer vent NJ Randall street and
ran into Mr.. William p. Byrd. Of 212
East Randall street. Byrd" he said,
in three days there Is going 70 be q
funeral at Mount AIRY. and In 20 min
utes u be dead At 1901 Belt avenue.
Mr.. Byrd also thought be was 1ok-
ing.
Shortly afterward Mercer arrived NJ
his boarding place and vent to his
room On the second floor. NJ. Wal
lace Izockhart, another boarder, wa
hanging = screen at a doorway
leading 10 4 porch adjoining MERGERS
room. He said Mercer had been n
the room about I'VE minutes when he
YER 70 he window and said :
There's only one thing to do-f this
thing Il auY gOnd--to use It.
With thai. said Mr. L0ckhart, n
place the mnzzIe o. a pistol against
hIs aple md fred. The ball passed
through hia head and lodged IN III
vail Mr. I.oekhart and Mr.. Molei
rfn Into the room and found Mercer
lying In n pool Of blood. The poles
we're notified and he vas hurried 10 thf
hospital in ne Southern district ambu.
lance.
The dead man had been employed d
a passenger brakeman b. the Balti'
more and Ohio Railroad. lie haf
been o. leave Of absence for several
days. and, according to Mrs.. MoIsi
had been drinking heavily since Mon.
day. lie leaves mother. who lifsi
nj Mount Airy.
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DOYLE r MACEE
WESTMINSTER, ND.
Virginia CmbIanca.


The boy .ho stood On he burning
deck" often L found n different sec
lions Of the country. and he famous
Cazabianea i emulated b men who
eEe told 10 % certain things and never
vary their instructions. President
TAT had thai experience at Richmond.
Va. on the last day o. his trip. when
the gate=keener At the famous Holly
wood Cemetery refused 70 admit the
President and h automobile party.
though he was accompanied by Cover
nor Swanson. Of Virginia. by Mayer
Richardson, of Richmond. and the
Chief Of Police Of the CITY. 1T i
against the rules. said this gatekeenz
er Ioggadiy. and t waz onIy after the
trustees had given hin orders . ad=
init the Presidential party that Ne re-
Tented Probably lor the first and last
time In his IIfe Ie got a little motor
let b. strictly oIsyinE - Wash
ingIon Correspondence st. Louis Star
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nIZELLHURG.

Mrs. VIM. Arthur is spending several
weeks in Baltimore.
Joseph Smith, of Hagerstown. was
the guest Of Miss Josephine BauEt
from Saturday until Monday.
Corn planting Is in full blast among
the farmers.
Misses Hattie and yernettie Utter
mahlen. of near Pleasant Valley. spent
several days with their broIher-In-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stevenson.
Miss Margaret Harmon, OF near
Hagerstown, Is visiting friends n this
place.
Howard Dnrn had C. & ?. teIe-
phone put N hIs harness shop this
week.
Carrie Virginia Crabbs, only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Crabs.
and granddaughter o. Mr.. and Mr..
Clayton Hawn, Of Meadow Branch.
was most generously remembered on
her first birthday on Friday, Hay D.
That she is known and liked b. many
Is attested b. the liberal donation and
handsome collection Of cards. She
was the recipient OF 165 pretty and
nicely eolored souvenirs. The parents
take this opportunity to thank the
givers sincerely for their kindness and
honor conferred upon the child.
Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Halter. OF Silver
Run, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Halter and
daughters, Corn and Rhoda, and son.
Paul, OF MayberrY; Vim. Babylon, wife
and daughter Norma. spent Ascension
Day with Mrs. Jacob Marker.
| Edith and Laura Bowers
ore spending the week N Westminster.
hrs. Fannie Babylon. accompanied
] by her brother, Wm Galiy. 10 visiting
/ friends n Martinahurg. Va.
Thomas ZIle, Of Hampstead. spent
Sunday with his parentH. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Leonard ziie.
/ Nm. Haifiey and two grand nieceH.
| the little Misses Walker. spent So
cral DAYS in Baltimore the past wee
| Miss nuthanna WanIz called IN hsr
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. II. Rine-
hart, and Mrs. Wm. Arthur, On her
way 10 Westminster on Monday.
One Of the horses driven IN the
! parade on Wednesday by Mr. Joseph
Baust, N the gasoline engine. Of
which ne IL agent, Il over 30 years
old LIKELY the Oldest horse n the
j parade.
Our town 8as very 1uiet yesterday.
as most of the people IN II vent -
Westminster
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RELlo Gus NOTICES.

salem Lutheran ChHHEs-HI Be- Iamln a-Suaz
das school r. n % TIns aHHsieaz ?. n 3
iohas Sunday School : =. m. Divine Service 10 ;.
m.
Carroll Charge. BenIamias Reformed Church
nersZze NJ = a n IHuzzlam Church sers.za st
n m Pleasant NzIIsy Church Service ~ 10 .. d.
CONDUCTED p Re-. II. 7 CaTHzahan.
N E Church. Unlsn Nh Re-. J. y L0ne.
Faster Sunday .cheaI # p 3. N 9. = Meet
ing y. m. Preashine Services ~ D anH ] 30 ?.
M. every 80 weeks. BEGINNING Sunday. February
18th
81. I5hn.z Church saadayz=I of aAsa u ID
and Hl.-h Hzas - ! a. y. pufing tiswesE 2 Ma
II :. m.
Ascension Church. Sunday Services. 10 =. n.
HoI. Communion. o. a. m. Morning Prayer
I.ltaHy and sermon. Holy Communion ~ hFzI
Sunday Of month"; d y. m. Evening Prayer. s
D, m, On drst Sunday Of month Service and Sermon
In Chapel
Centenary Methodist Tneseonsl Church zPrsaehs
ing 30 : II Al 7.ann NJ. Sunday Sehuo. 3 .
oelask Junior League. o.6.ask. PRAYER Meet
ing Wednesday 30 olslnek.
l. EmorY Bennett Pastor
st. paurz Rofozmed Church. Sunday school =
10 g. n TIE HaIs Communion at 1 N Pc
paraIory Service Friday. Goth inst = p. p.
calvin s. SlHzle fz=.or
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CARDINAL GETS DENIAL.
bishop Paret cabIts Him About Re.
ports From Rome.

n0fIz FROM Rome.
Cardinal Gibbons received Monday
the following eablegram from bishop
Paret. OF the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese d Maryland. dated at Flor
enee. ItaIY
Cardinal Gibbons. Baltimore
Mistake. Very false. NJ re
fnsaI. No diaeourtesy Rm. Pafet
The ca5legfam xas spontaneous and
unsolicited. I refers 10 a report cir
enlaIed IN this country recently to the
effect thai Bishop PareI. armed with
a letter Of introduction from Cardinal
Gibbons. requested an interview With
the Pope. but was refused This re-
port was contained In eahlegram re-
eeived b. the New York Times and
published in the Sun and other news
papers. The sun eabled % Bishop
pareI an inquiry - 10 the facta and
received from him the following re-
ply, which was printed n the Issue OF
May ..
Sun. Baltimors
Mistake; no refusal. pARET.
Bishop Coadjutor John Gardner
Murray, 81 the Protestant Episcopal
diocese, Ilso received a eablegram
Monday from Bishop raret dated at
Florence. May 10. and reading as fol-
lows
False report. 10 refusal. No dis
courtesy. WILLIAM pARET.
Bishop Murray said that he had not
been In communication with Bishop
PareI about the AFFAIR.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPEEINGstlMOHGST
OBR NEIGHBORS.
sYKEsVMLE.
Leave Ill subscriptions, advertise
ments and JOB work # Walter VI.
Ritter's Tonsorial Parlors, local agent.

Miss Dorothy Mellor Il visiting
friends IN Baltimore.
The Misses Mcdonald gave 800
party on Tuesday evening. Those
present we're Misses Marie and Julia
Mcdonald, Marjorie, Virginia and
Esther Sprecher, Mary Merceron and
LILLIAN Schultz; Messrs. Henry Mer-
ceron, Walton Grant, William Arthur
HuIehena, Arthur Gurley, Frank Mel
1or and DR.. Swain.
Mrs. J. F. Sipple, OF Baltimore.
spent a few days this week at her
summer home, near here, which she
is preparing TO open In June.
Mrs. q. NJ MelIor Is visiting rela-
tives in MiddIetown, Virginia.
Miss Marjorie attended week end
party at Washington, d. c.
The congregation OF ST. Jogeph'e
Catholic Church will hold May pro-
cesslon on Sunday morning. Father
Donlin, of Woodstock. is conducting
services at the Catholic church IN the
absence Of their regular priest.
Mr.. W. A. Hutehena spent few
days this week With his parents AT
Monkton, Md.
Miss Adele StrowbrIdge, Of Balu=
more, has returned home after Wis
iting her aunt, Mrs. Frank Barnes.
Rev s. |. Woodbridge. of Shanghai
China, and editor Of the Chinese paper,
The Intelligencer. has been visiting
his cousin, Mrs. d. B. Spreeher. Rev.
Mr.. Woodbridge leetured on China at
the Springfield Presbyterian church
in the morning and at the ST. Paul'a
NJ E. Church n the evening.
Miss Gertrude saege has returned
home after visiting Miss Ursula
Brooks.
On Sunday afternoon triple wreck
occurred on the B. & O. Railroad, be-
tween Relay and Avalon, delaying
traffic In both directions for five OF
six hours. Quite number of Sykes
Williams did not come home until
morning.
Miss Carrie Hewitt Is the guest OF
Mrs Groves, of Frederick.
DR.. Bond, Of Baltimore, Is visiting
Never DIE the home of Mr.. Der.
nard George.
Mrs. r. W. Carter, of this place. is
quite sick
Mrs. L. H. Schultz, who has been
quite sick for several months, is well
again, and her many friends are pleas
ed to see her driving ont and appear
Ing IN her usual good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. TeYis Baker. OF Aber-
deem. Hartford county, after taking a
party of Sykesyilllans 10 Gettysburg
in their automobile, are the guests of
Mrs. Bakers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John T. Ridgely.
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j. Elseraod spent Sunday in Baltl-

70. Elseraod spent Sunday IN baiu-
more.
Wesley Sunday school will hold
their Children's Day services June
9Th. beginning at 10 a. m. They viii
use Hall Mack Z Co.. program, title
"In Verdure Clad" Prof. Jacob
Houck will Be chorister.
VIM. Van CIeaf spent few days OF
the past week in Sykesyille.
Mrs. nebeeca Troyer Is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard SeIlars. She
is nearing ninety years OF age. She
is very active. and enjoys good health
and doesn't use glasses.
Mrs. MCGEE and son, of Westmins-
ter. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Buchanan.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of Wesley
met the past Thursday at Mr.. Frank
Shaeffer.g.
Mrs. Vincent Rill. who had been
quite I'll in the hospital in Baltimore,
the past week, has returned to her
home much improved.
Quite number OF our folks spent
the past Monday In Manchester
Miss Mary s. JinkIe spent a feH
days at Miller's Station the past week
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UNIONTOWN DISTRICT.

DR.. Newton Gilbert. of Annapolis
spent few days with his father, IVES
ley Gilbert, OF town.
Mrs. Martha Singer spent three days
In Baltimore this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Hainea of near
Einwood: Mr.. Frederick TaHney. and
Mrs. SalIIe Selby, Of uniontown. and
three children of Guy Gookson, near
Uniontown, are all seriously III.
Thomas Cover and wife and SON
in-law, Harry Kerns, Of Winchester.
Va, spent a few days at the home OF
James Cover and wife, of uniontown.
Ira Otto was kicked by a horse on
Wednesday.
James n. Shellman and wife, Maria
Roger, OF Clear Ridge, and Harry Mer-
ing spent several days in Wesunin-
ster this week.
Mrs. Fanny Green. Of Westminster.
visited her father, Benton Flater the
first of the week.
Mrs. Chew Is now occupying her
home at the west-end OF town.
Edwin Cover. of Easton, Nd, made
a flying visit to his old home here
this week
Mrs. Alice Drough, Mrs. Baughman
and Miss CLAY Menng attended the
Missionary Conference Al FaagaYIlle.
Frederick county, Thursday and Fri
day.
George Goodwin, Of Clear Ridge. VS.
tied his sister. In LittlestoWn, Pa,
for few days this week.
Mrs. Margaret Smith. of Westmin-
ster, was the guest Of Mrs Alice
Brongh for few days.
Mr. William IIafuUa nFs TliII HaInng
as he is famIliarls called. Of Bal
timore, is spending sometime with his
brother-in-law. Snader Deyilhlss. near
town.
Many persons from this district
we're in Westminster Wednesday and
Thursday to see the Eagles.
Charles smeIser has erected a store
room and long porch TO his property.
William slonaker also erected a
porch, and Charles Rodkey built an
addition TO his house.
Miss Rachel PfouIz, OF Clear Ridge,
returned home Thursday after a
months absence, spent In visiting rel
atives and friends. She expects 10
spend the summer with her brother,
Harvey Pfoutz. near Ashland. Ill.
Jesse Garner and wife. of near Lin
wood, are in Washington, D. c.. at
tending the International Sunday
School Convention.
The Sunday School class Of which
Miss ArmInta Murray Il teacher. to-
gethef with other friends, gave Miss
Arminta a hearty welcome on her re-
turn from the hospital on Monday
evening. Refreshments In abund-
ance were served.
Frank Rinedollaf and bride. nee
Miss Dorm. of Baltimore. came to his
father, Charles Reindollars Clear
Ridge, on Wednesday evening, and
while there. viii get their own home
next door. ready for occupancy,
Rev L. r. Murray, pastor OF the
Church OF God. was in SahIllasxllle
q few days last week.
Mrs Rachel Gaylor, Of Clear Ridge,
returned home on Tuesday from a
months visit to Baltimore and West
minister.
Mrs. DlIIer, Of Detour. spent satnr-
day and Sunday with Miss Ida Mer-
Ing.
David Beard. son of e. II. Beard. of
Clear Ridge, Is doing mission work
n Canada during the summer months.
He vii resume his studies at Chicago
again this fall.
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.INEDOnll.

Farmers nave about finished ~
blowing corn.
Harry Sachs. Of Harrisburg. Pa.
has been spending q ~ weeks With
his grandmother. IRIS. lydia MArEle
Clinton AlbanEh and famIIy OF Rail
read. Pa. visited ]. L. HofImanis on
Sunday Iast.
4 number Of our folks visited friends
In Hanover On Whit Monday.
The remains OF Miss Carrie Wantz
we're laid In the LIneboro cemetery on
Wednesday
Don't forget and be ready for the {.
+. convention held on Thnraday and
Friday, Nay . and q.
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: uMBER AID CORD WOOD IT
= PUBLIC SALE.

ON TUESDAY. NAY sist. 1910.
O. tn premises Of The undersigned,
iaIaly DR.. GlotwoFthY Birnies Estate.
IN Carroll c.. Nj, o. The road leading
Tzneytowu 70 Westminster. about y
miles East If TzneytoWn. viii be sald
81 public sale o. boards. Plank ard
ssantlIng IIul sdgeI In cords Ok
ard Hickory SLAB woad. - cords Oak
ard Hickory Wood. ! credit q three
month"; VII be given. Sale n com
mence at o'clock =. n, Tuesday,
Nay Il. 80. when terms and condi-
tons I'll h made known b
nay - q A. i. KALBACu.
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uOmKsyTLM.

Mr.. and Mrs. George shaefTer spent
the past Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Buchanan.
The Wesley base ball team vii hold
festival near the church on SaIur-
day evening. beginning at 8 p. m. The
public Is cordially invited.
MrH Ann Leppo, Who lived y years
n LEROY, ILL.,. sold her home IN that
place and has returned 70 Maryland,
her native state. she vii engage in
her Old trade, dresEmakIng.
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