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Auditorium tonight.

Mr.. Willis NJ Durding, who ha:
been spending sometime in Balti
more, has returned to Cambridge.
Mr.. Burr Powell Harrison, o.
! Baltimore, is spending a short time
in Cambridge on business.
\ Democratic mass meeting viii
DE held at Finchville Wednesday
evening Of next week, at 7.30.
, Miss Marguerite Willis arrived
home on the beat this morning from
Baltimore, whore she spent several
days.
Mr.. VIM. Martin and daughter, oi
Norfolk, Va, are the guests of Mr.
Martins sister, Mrs. Isabelle Will
lis, Locust street.
Gov. Goldsborough is spending
sometime in this city, at the home
Of his brother, DR.. Brice Woods
borough, High street.
The Water Rat, a big detective
story of a high-cast thief, will be
shown at the Auditorium tonight
It's in two reels, and a fascinating
story. See adv. for the Jungle pic
ture, to be shown at the Auditorium
Mr.. Aloysius Coll, brother of Dr.
Coll, of this city, has resigned as
editor CT the Easton Gazette, Eas-
ton, Md, and will remove to Pitts
burg, Pa. Mr. Coll has been the
editor of that PAPER for the past
two years, and has made many
improvements in it.
A well attended meeting of the
West End Democrats was held last
night at the store of q. Andrews &
Son. Addresses were made by
Judge w. Laird Henry, T. Sangston
Insley and P. Watson Webb. Much
interest was manifested and the
oystermen are beginning to realize
that their safety and interest lies
IN the election of the Democratic
candidates.
Matthews & Co.will sell at pub
lie sale at the Court House door
next Tuesday the splendid farm of
Calvin Spedden, located on the
main county road leading from
Cambridge to James. This farm is
delightfully."- located and consists of
100 acres of arabic land and rs
acres of woodland. The property
will be offered at p. m. For
full description, see adv. in this
issue.
DR.. Brice w. Goldsborough left
DR.. Howard A. Kelly's sanatorium,
at Baltimore, Tuesday, after an op-
Grafton two weeks ago. DR.. Colds
borough will remain at the resi-
dence of his daughter, Mrs. Burr
Powell Harrison, FL E. Biddle ST.,
for short time, and then will re-
turn to his home in this city. Be
fore coming to Cambridge,the doc
tor will visit his brothaT. the Cover
ROY, at 1a1n3polis. = =! -
Elsewhere in this issue will be
found the announcement of the
Republican mass meeting which will
be held at the new theatre tonight.
As is stated in the announcement,
the speakers will be Gov. Colds
borough, Sen. William E. Borah, of
Idaho; former Congressman Thos.
Parran, the Republican candidate
for the United States Senate, and
Oliver MetZerott, Esq, candidate
for State Comptroller on the Re-
publican ticket.
Mr.. J. S. Dixon is now in possess
sion of set of rattlers, taken from
snake sent to him from Kennedy,
Texas, by Our well-known tonsorial
artist, Mr.. Walter E. Wingate who
is at present in business at that
place. Mr.. Wingate states that
this snake, of enormous size, was
killed by his wife a few days ago.
He will shortly send on few
choice deer antlers, to be mount
ed, as trophy of his hunting. The
rattlers can be seen at Waller &
Cooper's barber shop.
List of letters remaining uncall-
ed for in the Cambridge postoffice
to Oct. rs: A. Baker, Chas. Cor
nish, Ruby J. CASTOR, illus Chester,
Columbus Cornish, Carol Gray, Har-
ry Hooper, Adam Mills, G. A. Mo
bray, Solomon Molock, WV. Neal,
VIM. Noel, Henry Norris, Herman
Purnell, w. S. Thomas, Union Elec-
trio Light & Power Co., Cid. Wilson,
Milburn Wood, Miss Bessie Galley,
Miss Florence Wilson, Mrs. LYDIA
Wiley, Miss Madlene Trigger, Mrs.
Mary Travers, Miss Helen jenkins,
Mrs. Laura Miles.-W. H. Medford