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EOR PARChED lips.

Contractor Brown. now actively en-
gagged in constru' ing the ne W state adj
from kalmia to McCann's Corner. has
developed about half way down the
western side splendidspring. This is a
remarkably wild spot and it is probable
that the water, which now gushes forth
In strong polling stream was never
before exposed to the view OF man. A
competent Judge estimates that this dis
covery is worth at least "A hundred
dollars To Mr.. Brown. since it supplies n
splendid flow of water for the use Of his
little army Of men at a point where the
work Ia he aviest, and IL sufficiently eleyat
ed above the road to flow by gravity
into his tank for spinkling and motive
power.
10 view of the splendid quality OF the
W alter and its very desirable ocation. We
are in hopes that the state authoriiIs'
will see fit to complete here a fountain
for the h neft of both man and beast
A concrete covering over the spring with
the water conducted down to con 'ret'
trough on the road side ten feet below
would he a spot at which every traveller
would stop and eulogze the Commission
that furnished free Iefresbment for maj
and beast
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BEL AIR NOIEl.

Mrs James s. Calwrll and Miss Amy
Calwell have returned to their home sfter
spending week at Atlantic City
Miss Sara Harrison gave most en-
joyablc dance last Thursday evening In
honor of her friend. Miss Katie rim,
Bowly, Of Jersey City.
Mrs Doll. Of Martinshurs, West Viz
gina. Is visiting her brother, Mr.. J. A
Hunter.
A number Of ladies Of bel Air spent last
week at the Hartford boat Club.
Miss Swami Harvey, Of baltimore, u
spending few DAYS with her sister. Mrs
Frank + Gorrell
Sister Augustine S. II. N, Of Pom du lac
Wisconsin. is the gusst Of her brother
Mr.. S W. bradford
Miss Rebecca Webb, ofBel Air.i visiting
friends in the Long Green Valley
Mrs William J Price and children o
Centreville. are spending some time with
Mrs Prices father, Mr.. J. M. STREET..
Miss Elizabeth b. Pue. Of Marlinton
West Virginia, is the guest Of Miss Eliza
beth X bradford.
Mis- Caroline MEG, Harlan left las
Thursday for Old Church, Hanover cnun
ty, Va. where she will spend the montl
Of July.
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DUBLIN July 4 Mrs |. W. Thomrs IN
has returned home from a visit to her
father, DR.. J. T. Payne. Of Corbett, Nd
Miss Mamie Clement. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. David Clement. formerly Of
this place. who is student at the Misses
Alderman's Private School. Wilmington
North Carolina. won the gold medal fol
highest scholarship during the schoo
year just closed.
Prof and Mrs. Martin Pinch, who
have been visiting friends here. have re-
turned to their home IN Canada.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank HambIin and LITTLE
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the Institute, are spending a month il
Abingdon at the boarding house of Mr.
K X. Crane. They are engaged In tn,
study of landscape painting and fora
design and are having q profitable as
well as jolly time togetter. Those o.
the party are: Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Hanford Pond, Mrs. James b. Wells
Miss Zoe Wells and Master Robert Wells
OF Texas; Misses Esther Vaughn
Gertrude Paul, Violet O'Keiffe, Helen
Davis. Margaret Pennington, Mary
Corse. Elizabeth Miller and Jessie II.
Williams, formerly OF this county.
MIR. W. Beatty Harlan, of Church
vile, has probably had the severest line
OF serious accidents happen to his live
stock within the past month that has
ever come tn our observation. One
month ago the working stock on his
farm consisted of two superior mules,
two young Percheron horses valued at
$3.50. two older horses, one slightly
Affected with heaves. About month
ago one of the young horses picked up
a nail in its foot, which was removed
when discovered and scientific ally treat
ed, but resulted in the death Of the animal
from .ockjaw. Almost Immediately
following, one of the older horses devel-
ODeu n had case nf An a win and the case
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the bridesmaids being Mrs. William
Penning. Mrs. John L. Rittenhouse. oil
Baltimore; Misses Marceline and Mary
Pue, OF Delta; Lillian X. Fink, of West
minister; Violet Beck. of Kent county
Agnes Harvey, of Washington; Mollie
Coulbourne. of Snow Hill; Juliet knight
of Havre de Grace; and Isabel Beck, OF
Chests MIR. Simpkirs Savage. OF
Cape Charles, Va, was best man and
Messrs. William Is. renning and W X.
Parr, of Richmond. were the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin left for trip
North and will make their home In Rich.
mond. More than a hundred guests
were present from Philadelphia, Ralti.
more. Washington. and Virginia.
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FALLSTnS, July 9Th The sacrament
of he Lords Supper will he niminisl cred
at the Fallston Presbyterian Church
merit Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
Miss ticrtha X vi. has returned To Hal.
timorc from visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lee kylc
Mrs Joseph Crumlish is visiting rela.
tiyes at Iafrrttsvillc and White Hall.
Miss I&thcl Denbow spent the holidays
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
DenbOw
Mrs George Brown. "A missionary Ia
India. will deliver nm address at the Falls.
ton PRESBYTERIAN Church next Sunday
night ut y O'Clock. Mrs. Brown will
wear the native costume, The pastor
will assist IN the service.
Miss Minnie Myers, oi baltimore. spent
the HOLIDAYS with Mr.. and Mrs Lambert
Pennington
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OBITUARY..
MISS MARY SIIRRTZER

Miss Mary Shertzer, aged Is years
died suddenly at her home at Church
willie on Thursday of last week. She l.
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Kate Hart
man, ni Forest Park, Mrs Hannah +
ohmc, ni baltimore. aud six brothers
Or A. Tregn Shcrtzer. OF baltimore: Nj
J. H. ShertEsr. of Jessups; Isaac T.
Shertzcr, of Bel Air; David W. Shertzer
OF Westm0reland county. Virginia; II. +
Shcrtzcr of san Francisco and Henry K
Shcrtaer, Of Merchantsvillc. N. J. Her
funeral took place on Saturday. the inter,
mcnt being in the cemetery oithe Church
willie Presbyterian Church. Rev. T. II
A. Allison uiliciatcd, assisted by Rev
Fred kullmer and Rev. $. II. Treadway
The pallbcatcrs were Mcssrs. Isaac T.,
Henry K Harry A. aud Price Shertzer
MRS rASsASDRA LocHARy.
Mrs. Cassandrn Lochary, wife of Mr..
Thomas l.nchary, died at her he me near
N"hhh '' hHihN, hHth hbbhl NO
years Mrs. Iochary's critical Hines 81
was noted in our last issue and her death
was not unexpected She was he daugh
ter oi the lrtc Josiah and Mary Wilson,
and besides her husband is survived by
tw" daughters. Misses Elizabeth and
Agnes Luchary. and four sons. Messrs
Fred Joseph. Frank aud Wilson Loeb
AIRY. Her funeral took place from her
late residence IN Thursday morning. the
interment being at ST. lsnatius Church,
Hickory. where requiem high mass was
celebrated at $40 o'clock. Rev Father
White oihciatcd The pnllbcarers were
six ncphcws Of the deceased: Messrs.
James Wilson. lanes Treadwcll. Hen amin
Wilson. Ir, Edward Wilson. Robert
Trcadwrll and Edgar Hanna Dean 4
son had charge of the funeral arrange
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GOODWIN PENNlNG.

Miss Sarah Earlan Penning. youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester Il
Penning, of Havre de Grac:. was married
at the home Of her parents on Saturday
evening to Mr.. Joseph K. Goodwin, OF
Lynchburg. Va. Miss Penning entered
the drawing room on the arm of her
brother, Dr. o Parker Penning, Of Balti.
more, and was given in marriage by her
father. Rev. Walter p. Haupt oficiated
Mrs. John |. c oulbourne, Of Philadelphia
only sister OF the bride was matron o.
honor. An aisle formed Of chain o.
daisies carried by the ten bridesmaid
was a striking feature Of the wedding
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JARRETTSvuLR, July 7.-On Wednes.
day evening the Alumni Association Of
Jarrettsville High Srhoolgave its4 an.
nual reception to the graduating class. in
the High School building. The business
meeting was held In the principals room.
and the following officers were elected {;
President. II. Gilmore Smith; vice presi,
dent. Miss Louisa Galbreath; secretary,
Mis- Alice Wiley; treasurer. Howell X
Smith, After being duly initiated re-.
freshments were served by several mem.
bers of the lower grades. The room was
tasteiully decorated with terms and
daisies, representing the culors Of the
clnss of 10 Mr. Allen II st Clair acted
as toastmaster for the evening aud the
following toasts were responded to:
Ideas Tor the High School," Mr.. Gilbert
{ Cooling" Comets and Consultations. "
Charles II. Schuster. '05; Things Sown
at J. H. S. Miss Frankie Anderson. 10.
"Airships." William d. Upton. O7;sonp,
Antique Mosaic; recitation, Miss Minnie
M. Ward, 90; "The Other Side Of the
Desk" Miss Alice Wiley. 'Os; cong,
america" The pleasure Of the evening
was marred only by the absence Of two
Of our former teachers. Mcssrs W W.
keyes and J. H. Owens. Each member
seems to take deep interest In the or.
ganization. as only two Of the forty
members were absent
Mr. A. II. Jarrett. Of baltimore, spent
the Fourth at "lnglcside. the home ol
his parcnts. Mr.. and Mrs W, Il. Jarrett.
Miss Ellen Harris. Of Bel Air, Is the
guest Of Mrs. II. Jarrett.
Miss Helen Taylor is visiting relatives
| In baltimore and Catonsvillc.
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son. Francis Clement. of Bristol, Connec.
ticut. are visiting Mis-. L. 7. Allen, OF
Dublin.
The commencement exet cises of Dublin
public school were held on the evening Of
une gath, The graduating class mum.
beie1 hve-Missss Anna Allen, Natalie
Mccain, Ella Morris, Elizabeth Allen
and Mary Moulton. The school room
and stage were beautifully decorated
with cut Il iwers and vines, and an inter
estinS pr osram was rendered.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grover Davis, N
Fountain Green. have returned HON,
after visit to his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
Jefferson Davis ut Macton.
Misses Mary. Helen and Lily Seward, ri
Baltimore. have returned home after
spending the Fourth at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Jefferson Davis at Macton.
Miss Anna Davis. OF Locust Valley, u
near Macton, entertained house part
during the week ot the Fouth.
Mics Fleming, of baltimore, has been
the srrn of Mrs. Bertram Stump, neal
Emmurton.
MIR Harris A, Wilson, Of New York
spent the Fourth with his pare nts, Mr.
and Mrs. II {. Wilson, of Emmorton.
Mrs. 4. II. D. ruc. of Marlinton
West Virginia. is the guest of Mis-. W W
Preston, near Emmnrton.
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Metghborhood Meuvs.
from Abingdon

AnINGpoN. luly THE Ladies' Aid So.
cicty al Abingdon NJ. l. Church will hold
IL lawn ictc on the school grounds IN
Abingdon on Wednesday aud Thursday
evenings. July 18Th and 18th. A band
of music is expected to he in attendance.
Abingdon is quite lively with summer
bnardcrs from the city.
Rev. II. {. Reynolds will preach at
Edgewond Sunday at 10 80 A. M. Mag.
nolin at 3 T.. NJ. aud Abingdon Mt X =. M.
Misses Grace blackburn aud Margaret
Marvel, Of Baltimore. spent the Fourth
with Mr. J. W, Wilson.
Mis- Alice Ware. daughter of Judge
Ware. nl Tappahannock. Va. has rc.
turned To her home after visiting her
aunt, Mrs {. {. Crnnin.
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HOUSE PARRY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer l.. kcFrederick
delightfully."- ENTERTAINERS weekend house
party at their home on Port Deposit
avenue. Bel Ar
Thosc in the party weIe Mr.. and Mrs
G. M. Stengel, Misses Mary. Edna and
Janet Mann, Edith and Alice Rogers
Bculah Tolson, Florence Freeberger
Helen Rea, Rhoda Bschman, and Messrs
J. Bright Kelly, Norman Freeman. Albert
Price. Walter Davis. X. Clyde Mckee
William and Edward Bachman. Charlie,
and Wells FOLSOM and Irwin GriRRs.
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LAND TRANSFERS TO JUNE 80.

O. Jane Munnikhuysen ct al, to Emma
X. McAbee, lot in 3rd district near Rel
Air, $3.50.
William ]. Shanahan, treasurer, ct al.
to Jacob Osmond. Jr., lots Nos. 2i9 and
2GG in city Of Havre de Grace. 81.
Walzetta Sitter and husband to
Caroline W. Harrison and husband, part
of land of Glendale St. in town Of Bel
Air, 81.
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Fishing, Grabbing,
Rowing, Sailing.
OF TER POINT. BUSH RIVER
Dne Mile H'lpw Abingdon

Having "yrfhHulcdl all my Hohts ( am
M. prepared to accommodate Fish
&Xk~InR mud Sailing Parties Of any
number.
Lines, Bait. re slwhyu ready. and Iprri-
cnced, trusty men wh1 know the fishing
grounds, 10 accompany parties. Parties ~
siI pT more, ~ cents per head. less than siI .
Tor sail boat aud man, ~ 10 per Hay. Trot
line and halt 81 extra. nov boat, ~lfNfRs
80 cents per day. Fishing Lines $1,000
and Rods free ni charge Crab. cooked on
shore Without extra charge.
Phrtlca draiflng to make Arrangements for
boats can do 80 ny calling Mr.. w Wilson
Mt Abingdon mt my time before 10 A. NJ
The large gasoline launch. otter" will
take parties to I1lrhrstCtOr HrttertOD $40
for party Of 20 or under In the river. a nar.
~ Of ~ or under. 81. over this. 40 cents
each. when not engaged. will hire launch AZ
81 per hour, Anyone outside Of the launch
taking people from otter Point will he
charged - crui, each.
now have new launch "a feet long,
making launches NJ the Point Also have
piano on the pavilion for the accommoda-
tinn Of parties.
JOHN T.. LIGHT,
Abingdon T.. o., HAfford Co, Nd
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I.ItNs CpISTN. wv
Frank !. Cheney mnkrG oath that hr II
senior partner OF the firm OF a. l. Cheney "
CO.. doing business In the city of Toledo,
County aud state aforesaid, aud that snid
arm Will pny the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each mud every case OF Z nthrrh
that cannot he cured by the usr Of Halls
CatRrrh Cure FRANK !. CHRNRS.
Sworn Ia before me and auhscribrd In M
presence. this 9TH day ui nccembrt, A. Il.
1870
y,, A. W. GLEASDN,
NOTARY punIIr,
Hairs Cntnrfh Cure IL taken Internally,
and acts directly On the blood mud mur0uH
sufinrca nI the system. send for testimonials
tree,
y. J. CHENEY n co. Toledo, -.
Sold by all BrugRiHta. 7Sc.
Take IIpii's Family pIllH for Cnnatipn tIon
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State Of Maryland. County Of Hartford. IS.
I, W. Wylie Hopkins, Cashier 81 the
nboyc.nancd bnnk, do solcmnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best OF my knowledge and belief
W. WYLIE HOPKINS,
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9Th day Of July, 1910.
THOS. W. HALL.
Notary Public,
Correct Attest
JOHND WORTHlNGTON,
RICHARD DALLAM. Directors
THOS II. ROBINSON,
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Local affairs.


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A CARD.

A. Hartford County IL blrst with plenty
of young veterinarians. will say that my
hand IL rs stendy hs II ever wuu and am
ntiil Mt the service Of my friends.
JOHN T. HARKISS,
Forest mn, Md.
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When one whom we admire for his high
character, and his usefulness one whom we
end and laid bia burden down II IL natural
for US, his friends. to pay the tribute Of re-
spect and love; To tell his virtues. to express
our sense Of loss and speak some word Of
hope.
Hugh A. Jones vas n strong man and an
absolutely honest man. { know something
Of what his life was. saw much Of him In
different moods, saw him at an IiOus times
and at times OF cool serenity.
He was reared and he Iiytd all his life on
his farm In region that was called, in the
days Of his father, "Polecat." but by his
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The Egis. 81 a year.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
ROOM FOR ONE MORE.

Dear Daddy Jim:-Is there room
in your paper for another Emanuel
county boy? I am only twelve years
old. I read The Jeffersonian and
like it fine, think it a grand paper.
Wish every boy and girl in Georgia
would read it. I see letters from
other boys and girls that say they
like to read certain pages, but I like
to read it all. T will be thirteen
years old next Sunday. I live in the
country, and like it fine. A rural
route brings our mail to our door, I
think that much better than to have
to go several miles after it, I guess
you all know who did this: Hon.
Thos. E. Watson. Hurrah for him!
I think he is the greatest man that
ever lived in our country. I went to
hear him speak at Stillmore, Ca, in
September, 1903. I will close, as
this is my first letter.-George G.
PEBBLES, Rt. 3, Swainsboro, Ga.
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A WATSON DOG.

Dear Daddy Jim:-Here I come
again. Guess you all have forgotten
me. After reading the letters in the
Postcard Club I could not resist
writing any longer, so thought
would write, this beautiful morning.
I received my postcard of Mr.. Wat
sons house, and sure do think it is
pretty I will tell you about myself.
Have blue eyes, fair complexion, am
five feet high, and weigh 100 pounds.
So you all know I am a pretty bird.
Will let you all guess my age. I live
on farm of eighty acres. We raise
corn, cotton, peas and potatoes of
both kinds I go to Sunday-school
every Sunday, and sure do like it,
Suppose we quit asking riddles, and
ask questions out of the Bible:
No. L. How old was Moses when he
died, and on what mount did he die?
Who set up the first earthly govern
ment; and when was the first Gen
tiles church set up, and by whom?
I have brother who has a pretty
little white dog that he named after
Mr.. Watson. He says he hopes it
will make as smart a dog as Mr.
Watson is a man. I also have a
brother who has part of Mr.. Wat
sons name. Wishing you all hap
by New Year.-Your true friend,
Florence Smith, Rt. 2, Box 60, Wal
nut Grove, Ala.
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ain in
1e,art

For two years I had pain In
my heart, back and left side.
Could not draw deep breath
or lie on left side, and any little
exertion would cause palpita-
ton. Under advice I took
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy and
Nervine. [ took about thirteen
bottles, am in better health than
I ever was, and have gained II
pounds"
MRS. LILLE THOMAS,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
For many years DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy has been very
successful in the treatment of
heart troubles, because of it's
tonic effect upon the heart
nerves and muscles. Even in
severe cases of long standing it
has frequently prolonged life for
many years after doctors had
given up all hope, as proven by
thousands of letters we have re-
ceived from grateful people.
Or. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold by all
druggists. If the first bottle fails TO
benefit, your druggist will return your
money.
MILES MEDICAL CO., EIkhart, Ind.
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LIKES TO WORK.

Dear Daddy Jim: Here comes the
little Sand Mountain girl again, as [
saw my first letter in print. We
have had some snow since I wrote
my first letter. I like to write to
The Jeffersonian better than any pa
per. The Old Year has gone and the
New Year has come. I hope Mr..
Watson will be our next President.
| live in the country about ten miles
from BOaz. Papa makes the crop
and help him in it. I like to help
mamma do the homework. MY
grandma and aunt from Texas have
come to stay with us until next
spring. I will close by asking some
riddles: What is it that the more
you put in barrel the lighter it
gets? No. 2. Has one mouth, two
ears, three legs; can't walk, talk,
nor hear, but can think. No. 8. Goes
over water, under water and never
touches water.-Maud Scott, Rt. 6,
BoaZ, Ala.
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A BUSY MAIL ROUTE.

Dear Daddy Jim:-I guess you
will be surprised to have letter
from me. l thought I would join
your Club, as father takes your JEFF
fersonian and Magazine, and I GER
tainly enjoy reading them, the chill
dren's page especially My fathers
daily occupation is carrying the mail.
His route is No. 1 it is twenty-five
miles long; including four churches,
two villages, six country stores, five
school-houses, and one public mill;
has over one hundred boxes, and
serves over three hundred families.
i remain your friend, Mamie Mae
Ivey, Avera, Ga.
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COLD in TENNESSEE.

Dear Daddy Jim:-Here I come
again, but hope this letter will not
find its way to the waste-basket as
my first did. We are having some
awful cold weather down here now;
the trees and ground are all frozen
over. 1 received the picture of Mr..
Watson's house, and appreciated it
very much. I think the answer to
Jewel Owens riddle is broom, and
the answers to Bascom Houses rid
dies are shoes and some bees. With
best wishes to Daddy Jim and The
JeffersOnians.-Beu Coleman, Rt.
1, Harms, Tenn.
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TWO SISTERS.

Dear Daddy im:-Here come two
little Georgia girls. My papa takes
the weekly Jeffersonian and also the
Magazine. He thinks there is no
man so great as Mr.. Watson, and
never fails to speak a good word for
him when he gets in a crowd. We
are sisters, the older ten years and
the younger eight. We both have
light hair and blue eyes. We go to
school every day that it is not too
cold, and we also help mamma do
the homework and the milking. We
had good time, Christmas. Old
Santa Claus came and brought us
lot of nice things. AS this is our
first, we will close with best wishes
to The Jeffersonian.-Nev and
Estelle Davis, Gibson, Ga.