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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Hay, inquire J. G
Bernath phone % Tedrow Mutual.
S-2-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Two good porch
awnings. 6x3 have been used 80 days
price s12 for quick sale call phone
b79. Clip
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE - White chiffonier
(new) and one child's bed and springs
induire at 240 West Leggett Street
phone 634. 81
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Thoroughbred register
ed yearling bull, inquire phone 31h or
ATT. 9-2-C
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

wANTED-Dining room girl, good
salary, room and board. Hotel Blair.
81
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Barn 1880, hip roof
in south part of town. Inquire az this
Office. Sic
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-An outside toilet, good
building wellm ade Of matched lum-
Der, call phone 264. 7-2-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-5 passenger automo
bile, inquire ut Harpers garage.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Lot No. on Walnut
Street, for terms address 734 Buck
eye STREET, Toledo, Ohio. 9-4-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Good WORKING horse
Harry Kaufman, 262 W. Chestnut st
phone $40.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE - Twin motorcycle
cheap for cash inquire George Acker.
man. r. d Wauseon Ohio 9-2T
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

wANTED-Work on farm BY the
month by young able bodied man. In
quire Tribune Office. 7-2-p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR RENT-Good blue grass pas
ture miles south of Lyons, E. G.
Whitehead, r. 2 Wauseon. 9-2p
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE-Good work horse, in
quire w. j. Harper. 5-tf
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

FOR SALE--One used Bordiman
and Grey piano, reasonable, Turn
bull Bros, Music Store. 9-1-c
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04
EVERYBODY'S
COLUMN

FOR SALE-Ford touring car in
quire phone Black 351. 8-2-r
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ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
and Influenza
Doctors Now Prescribe calotabs, the
Purified calomel Tablets That
Are NauseaIess, Safe and

Doctors are warning She public that
simple colds and mild cases OF influ
enza often lead to pneumonia and 9TH
er serious complications. They say
that every. cold should receive imme-
diate attention and that the first step
in the treatment is to make sure that
the liver Is active. For this purpose
Calotab5, the perfected. nausealess
calomel tablets are the surest best
and most agreeable laxative
One Calotab at bed time with
swallow Of water-thats all. no salts,
no neausca and no upsetting OF the
digestion and appetite. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished. your liv-
er is active your system is purified
and refreshed and you are feeling fine
with hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what YOU 2lcase-no danger.
For YOUR protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original sealed packages,
price thir:y-fivc cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs
and are authorized to refund the price
If you are not delighted with them
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Oil and Gas.

Large wells have no place In the
late completed list in the eastern
fields. The best are not better than
light bumpers and all located in old
territory. In Warrington district,
Marion county, w. Va, the Blackstone
Oil and Gas company has drilled No S.
on the w. S. Straight farm through
the Gordon sand and showing for
five'barfel pumper. In Union district
Tyler county, the Tyler OIL company
has drilled No. on the w. ]. Bell
farm through the Big 1njun sand 1t
is dry in that formation. A light
show OF oil was developed In the
Maxon sand and 1t will be shot and
tested in that formation. 1t may pos.
sibly make small pumper.
ON the waters OF Little Laurel
fork OF Tanners creek. Dekalb dis.
trict; Gilmer county, the South Penn
on company has completed and shot
No. 10 on the French Hartman farm.
1t is showing for a light pumper in
the MaSon sand. In the Big Flint
district, Doddridge county, the Car.
ter OIL company's test on the W.
Spencer farm is buster In the Big
Injun sand.
In Spencer district the Ohio. Fuel
Or company has completed a test
on the Sidney Wines farm. It is not
good for more than three barrels
day in the Big Injun sand. On Little
Spring creek the United Fuel Gas
company has now drilled it's test on
the G. l.. Hodges farm through all
sands and dry. In Reedy district the
Federal Oil and Gas company has
started to drill test on the Benjamin
Nathan farm.
In Spencer district, Roane county
the Interstate Oil and Gas company
is building rig on the G. c. Con.
nelly farm. The same company has
rig material at location on Ehe Z.
a. Stslnaker farm. In Duval district,
Lincol ncounty the Carter Oil com
pany has started to drill test on the
w. r. Harris farm. In McElroy dis
trlct, Tyler county, Snyder & Co. have
rig up for test on the E. B. Wood
burn farm. In Murphy district, Richie
county, the Hope Natural Gas com.
pany is due in the salt sand at test
on the Thomas Fordham farm. In
the same locality the Carter OIL com.
pany has started to drill a second
test on the j. Myers farm.
One:half mile west of Swart Sta.
ton, Morris township, Greene county,
.
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FINANCE. OIL AND GAS
DULL BUT STRONG
IN STOCK MARKET
Substantial Advances We're
Recorded in. Last Hour
Yesterday.

NEW YORK, March 26.--Business
g stock exchange yesterday-~as char
lcterized by intervals of extreme dull
ness and irregular price changes.
rading evidently being influenced BY
Wednesday's sharp furry in money.
treat activity was manifested in
The final hour, when further substan.
lai advances In motors and their
speciaities lifted the entire list. rails
excepted, TO higher quotations OF the
7ay, astrong tone ruling at the close.
Gan loans opened at 0 per cent, Il
rise OF per cent over the recent ini-
tai rate. advancing later TO 10 per
cent or 2 per cent under yesterdays
maximum. Time money was quota
ply unaltered, but in scant supply, ex-
cept Tor renewals.
Dealings in stocks were extremely
PROFESSIONAL and desultory until the
ate movement in specialties. General
Motors maintained its reputation as
an uncertain quality, an early gain of
, points being followed by reaction
of and rally of S, the final price
y SS Is representing net gain of IS
points.
Stutz Motor continued to move
against the shorts, advancing to 2s2,
new high record and gain OF "a
points. while Stromberg Carburetor,
controlled by Stutz interests. shot up
IL points to 81. also a new maximum.
6teels, equipments ans nils Joined in
The late advance. variable reactions of
The nid-session being replaced by net
sains Of to points. Sales amount
I'd to 1,275,Oo0 shares.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 26. - The
Pittsburgh stock market was less &C.
i've, but ruled firmer. Arkansas Gas
opened at 301s, declined to 80 and
closed at 31ss, net gain Of rs. Mar.
and Refining was In fair demand and
advanced from SIS to SIS, closing at
he best. Ohio Fuel Supply closed y
higher at 52% after selling within the
range of 521s and So. Lone Star Gas
declined from So to 341s and 'Guffey-
Gillespie Oil closed unchanged at 81.
ID the remainder OF this group there
was no change OF note.
WESTINGHOUSE Air Brake declined
III to 11s. and Electric was II lower
1t 52ss There were no dealing in any
II the glass stocks. ILow.priced min.
Ing shares were moderately active, H..
300 shares Jerome selling at the uni
form price of 10c, and San Toy de-
lining TO 5 cents share, new low
record.
Following is an official summary
of transactions recorded on the Pitts
.ep SOCK Exchange on Thursday,
March 20:
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Pa the Philadelphia company haf
drilled a test on the Frank Former
farm into the Dnnkard sand II IS a
gasser At a total depth OF 1874 feet.
In the same district the same com
pany Is drilling at "a feet In the So
foot sand at its test on the Elizabeth
Brooks farm. "A very light show OF
oil was developed at u feet in the
sand. In the samn locality Yeager &
Co.'S test on the Yeager.Shriyer farm
is dry in the 50.foot sand and is he
ing drilled to lower sands The
Philadelphia company's test on the
John Meeks farm is drilling in the
sand.
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The government has sold its acid
manufacturing plant near Little
Rock Ark which was constructed
during the war for the production OF
picric acid to al group OF Little Rock
business men, for $4,000.
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The railroad heads of the country
lave decided that the s30O,000,000
fund provided by the government to
meet financial requirements OF the
roads in the transition period from
government to private control. is not
quite half of what they need.
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Pronounced
weakness developed in the corn mar.
ket yesterday owing a good deal to
rumors that a maximum limit on trad
ing allowable for any one interest
would again be put into force. The
close was nervous. IL m3hc net lower
with May s153kG1,5 37s and July
S1.4S9s 614SA. Oats lost nc to "a
&c and provisions 35c@S14O.
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REDUCED PRICES FOR
FAlRMohT HOMES
Levi B. Harl.

Clio POTOMAC AyE.-A reduced
price for quick sale and imme-
diatc possession given; 8 rooms
modern. and 5 lots.
21l EAST PARK AvE.-S rooms,
modern, hardwood finish. first
frame house on the avenue. Re-
duction in price for. quick sale.
THE BIG BRICK BUILDING
on Jackson street, occupied by
the Fairmont Tea Company II
rooms and Q baths. Large bust.
ness room and basement. Small
payment down and easy terms.
Sill CARLTON STREET-Corncr
10 Ridgeley. Fine comfortable
homo Of rooms.
1856 CEDAR STREET-Near Miller
School. one-half cash.
GOOD HOME ON SPENCE ST.
Near Maple avenue, small pay
ment down. balance easy.
500 FRONT STREET-Near end OF
new bridge. modern little home
for quick sale.
"A BUSINESS CORNER LoT-At
Brass Plant-nothing else like it.
WEST End TOCATT0N-Near
18th street. Of p bargain.
PHONE es1.
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FINE FARM FOI. SALE--Well locat-
cd 60 acre farm on good road; new
buildings; fine fruit and. water, water
in house, and barn, furnace heat, ample
out-build:ngs, lots OF timber rrlce
for quick .ale $4,000 Possession TO
suit. For sale by Edward w. Case.
I'll L. Mali St. Westminster Md.
Phone 1872. 3-l9 -6t-745S
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FOR SAI.E-l2l acre farm. on Improv-
ed roads, handy Youngstown, . min
ntes' walk TO centralized school, storeS
and churches. good 11-room house,
barns. etcA plenty Of fruit, well and
spring water, easy payments. BuS
tirect from owner. d. S. Butts, Gle
Park Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio.
3-24-6t. 74T6
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FOR sALE-one horse surrey good
condition. Bargain for quick buy
er. McCray Auto Sales Co, 40 og-
den avenue, rear Watson hotel.
s-24-st-=74sl
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CLASSIFIED AND SPECIAL ADVERTISING
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-S5 acres. near country
village. mile to railway station, ii
room stone dwelling. large frame barn.
outbulldings. running water in barn.
good soil, level land. good fruit trees.
other good assets, for 100000. Ask
for new lists. Address Francis W
Wack, SehwenksviIle, Montgomery
Co, Penna. 3-24-3t 7475
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wANTED-salesmcn familiar with
mine and mill supplies. Address
letters to Box 7470S care West VIII
ginian. 3-22-6t-f170
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HELP WANTEp-MAI.E

RAILWAY MAIL cfEREss.s1iS
month. Experience unnecessary.
Young men Il upward. desiring clerk
ships, write for free particulars. II.
Terry CORNER Civil Service Exam
'iner) 396 Continental bldg. wash
ington, D. c. s-2s-st75o
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FcE SALE

FOR sALE-New furniture and e,
ble-range. S21 High street. Phone
AIR. 3-26-1t7l99
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FOR sALE-Elght room modern
house. Mccoy street. Bargain; can
S91. s-2ssst-747I
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hELr WAN rSD-wEMAAE.

HELt WAN r:ED-sEInAAk
W1NfED@GirI to help IN Green
House. Hauge Flower & Plant
House. 3-26-St-7500
WANFED-DIsh. washer at American
Lunch Room. formerly Bunner and
Edgar Restaurant. S.25-2t-749O
WANTED = Girl for general house.
work. Good wages. Phone 726.
3.25,6t-7496
WANrED-Glrls for pressing IN our
shop. Experience preferable but
not absolutely essential. Hcinze &
Company, SIG Madison street.
3-25-St-I492
WANTED-Stenograpner for letter
and clerical work. Address Box
1859, care West Virginian.
S.22.6t74ss
WANTED-Girl for genc9al house
work. Apply 1872 Watson avenue.
3.22.4t.7457
WANTED :. Experienced mattresses.
Apply Palace Restaurant. S-20.4t-7461
WaETED-
w aNIED-Day WORK or family wash
ing. X. Dennis, sol Pennsylvania
avenue. S-25.2t-74S9
WANTED-False teeth. We pay high
as Sc for full sets. Mail Don't
matter il broken. Western Metal
company, Bennington III. S-25-2t-74S5
WANTED-Boarders and roomers. APP
ply liz Raymond street. S-2S-6t-74t2
LOST And fOG...p
'LoST-Saturday night between Mt.
City Drug Store and Washington
street, wrist watch. Return to os-
goods store and receive liberal reward.
3-25-2t-74sS
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TEXAS OIL STOCKS AND LEI sES-
Can deliver 5000 shares OF Peerless
Oil Company stock in 100 share blocks
for soc per share, par value $500. Go.
ing company with office IN Fort
Worth, Texas, and dividends in near
future. Oil and gas leases in proven
Kemp HunEer.Allen field, Northwest
extensions, Burkburnett. and in Co.
manche, Oklahoma field. Wire rcycr.
walton TO II. l., Holbrook, National
Bank Commerce Building, wichita
Falls, Texas. 3,2o;10t.7a6t.
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FOR sALE-casn Registers and Cred.
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. ciarksburE.
w, va 2lsttI2s1
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FOR RENT-one Nicely furnished
bed room. Gentleman preferred.
500 Benoni avenue. 3-24-3t-T4S3
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FOR RENT : Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. COS Jamison
ST. 3.25.2t.74SG
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WANTED-Falso teeth. We pay high
as sc for full sets. Mail. Don't
matter il broken. Western Metal
Bennington III. S-25-2t-74SS
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statesmen OR SALEswoMEN--
Earn $50 10 5000 weekly Seilinr
stock in live industrial proposition.
Dividend payer. II you want to asso-
ciate win n winner, and can give part
or all time. write at once for particu-
lars TO Mr. Findlay, p. o. Box 1888.
Pittsburgh. Pa. S-2f.st 1850
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nlIsCELLANEoUs

RAILWAY MAIL cLERKs NEEDED
Salaries Sl3o0-s2I00. Hotel allow
ance, Other government positions for
men, women. Lists. Sampl6 ques-
lions free. Columbus Institute 8 5s.
Columbus. Ohio, S2ss1t-75oa
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ROOMS 10 RENT

FOR RENr-Two furnished sleeping
rooms. lis jackson street.
Q &c ., -snt.
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LOST AND fOG,..p

WANTED-Boarders and roomers. APP
ply 112 Raymond street. S-2S-6t-74t2
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M.ETED>

WANTED : Experienced mattresses.
Apply Palace Restaurant. S.2O.4t-7461
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply 1872 Watson avenue.
3.22.4t-7457
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WANTEDSDay work or family wash.
ing. X. Dennis, sol Pennsylvania
avenue. S.25.2t-14S9
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
Turnpike CLOSED.

This week the Harper's Ferry road
will be closed TO travel between
Charles Town and Schaeffer's Cross
Roads, a distance of three miles. IL
will remain closed until the repair
work about 10 be started on il is fin
ished. Sign boards will be placed at
either end of the closed portions of the
pike 10 indicate the best detour course
for tourists and other travellers 10 take
in passing through this section of the
county. For those coming west from
Harper'S Ferry the most desirable de-
tour route from Schaher's Cross Roads
is north from Schafier's over the Warm
Spring road TO the Duffields road.
thence TO Charles Town over the latter
10 Ransom. Going east, travellers will
take the reverse route, although the
Bloomery pike aId the river road be-
cause of the picturesque scenery along
them offer an inviting alternative TO
the tourist. The Keys Ferry road
from its intersection with the road
from Schaetfer's to Mechanicstown
will also be closed. This will be done
so that no embarrassment will be CauS-
ed to people who may enter the road
without knowing that the pike near
Charles Town is blocked against
them.
Just as soon as the turnpike i'm
provement can be finished from
Charles Town to the intersection of
either the Duffields or the Keys Fer
ry road, the embargo on the use OF the
pike will be lifted. With the work
making progress east from Charles
Town, this means that the DuffieldS
road will be the first to be opened for
travel over the improved portion of tho
pike, to be followed a few DAYS later
by the re-openinG of the Keys Fer
~ road
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-05-20
To the People Of West yiryin;

! nave oeen surprised and grieye-
inc information coming TO me tho
reliaoie channels that Mr.. Arm,
hoon,Z IN his speech at LeWiSh,,-'. ..
May llth felt called upon TO I'll" NJ.
hearers that the Democrats rs
would DO me an injustice if II So,
nominate me for Governor: tina, .-
not physically able 10 make z rae
would probably not live througI 80.
teIm II elected. '.-
| believe ! am the proper ma,
say whether my party woula Be - ~
me an injustice TO nominate m .s
Governor, and If am willing 10 ,...
the nomination and make The
there IS no reason why my opro-.-.
should worry about what il won,
10 me. served the people OF m,
trict IN Congress through Sever1r
sIonS when there might have been SOM
doubt as to my health. There IS -o--
now, and If the nomination for CO..
ernor Is given ms | will snow the ,.r-.-.
gentleman who exhibits so mu.r -.-
turbatlon about my being Unjust. IT, ~,
ed that ! can make as vigorous cam
palgn as have ever made in M SOM.
what lengthy political career.
! nd hoped this short camrairr ..-
the nomination might be made c,.srr,.
and without unworthy charges c,rr.-
by direction or insinuation. | rar.
nothing but kindly thoughts for m, m
ponent, Mir. KOOntz. know him 70
be of sturdy West Virginia stock ana
that lie married into a family of ecra.i,.
high character, his wife being n .r.
Of our former United States Senator
Hon. Clarence w. Watson. He
young man of more than ordinary a-.r.
ity, and has in the past three or .orr
years been so fortunate as to ans.
very considerable fortune, for which I
congratulate him. | am ALWAYS harm
to see the young men of my State sue.
coed in their business enterprises: but
the fact that he has achieved the SIC.
cess he has during the boom times in.
cidcnt to the war does MT. /
respectfully submit. stamp him as suit.
able above all other men for the oa.e
of chief executive of the State.
Very respectfully,
ADAM b. LITTLEPAGE
Charleston, May II, 1920.
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TO the Democratic Voters of the Ser.
Ond Congressional District.
MartinSburg, w. Va.
ADr;I 10 TOO


April IS, 1920.
| take this means of informing Won
that | am a candidate for district del.
egate to the San Francisco National
Convention and earnestly solicit your
and your friends support at the Dem.
ocratIc primary May 18th.
You may ask who may prefer
whom the Democratic party may nom.
mate tor President. | am ready 10
answer you as best ! can by saving
that ! am willing to sacrifice any per.
sonal feelings that may have to rcr.
resent the wishes of the voters of This
district, and if elected to fill this posi.
ton if you and your friends will
simply write me stating your prefer.
encc | will file every communication
and acquiesce with the majority o.,
the people. Just as present it seems
to be great question for any man to
tel! whom the people would want. but
will say it will be a great pleasure
for me to extend any honor to son
of West Virginia.
Thanking YOU in advance. | remain
yours, huStling Democrat,
JOHN w. DODD.
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SHARPSBURG NEWS.

The New York State Monument near
the Dunkard Church is now UP and will
be completed in about a week yet. II
Is 80 feet high and has large twO-ton
eagle standing on a large ball, repre-
Senting the globe. II is undoubtedly
the finest one on the battlefield.
Edward Marshall, who recently
bought the Leatherman house and
moved TO town, is assisting Vim. Cook
on the carpenter work
Miss Alice Eckton, who died of acute
indigestion at her home at Antietaul
Iron Works, was aged 48 years. She
was a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Eckton and formerly resided here. The
/ funeral was held in the Lutheran
church by Rev A. A. Kerln. interment
, in Mountain View Cemetery.
The union picnic committee al a
meeting recently held decided TO hold
their annual picnic Saturday, August
18th, in the George Poffenberger woods
near the Dunkard Church.
Miss Mary Houser returned TO Mar
tinsburg after the funeral of her
grandmother, Mrs. Rachel Stull Smith
and went to her work as usual. Mon
| day morning she was taken sick and is
now at her home here under the care
, Of DR.. Gardner.
Foster Mongan has had his house
rcrootcd and he will also put down a
concrete pavement.
VIM. Fl. Boyer is housed UP with the
rheumatism again. Will Hen has q
hard time Of it.
/ The guns that have been stacked as
a marker TO the Goth PENNSYLVANIA
Regiments position on Cornfeld
Avenue were taken down by several
little boys that were so small that one
had to drag his. They also tore down
Bud Smiths mail bax. They said
they wanted the guns to shoot crows
! with
The memorial day arrangements are
about all made for May 3lst As the
3Oth falls on Sunday, it will be held on
| Monday. There will be good speaking
as usual. The ROhrersviie and
/ WilIlamSport bands will furnish music
/ for the occasion. A big day is expect
/ ed
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Confederate Memorial Day.

Saturday, June 5th, will be observed
as Confederate memorial day in Shep-
exercises will be held that afternoon.
The address will be delivered by Rev.
Frank NJ Richardson, of Winchester.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans and
the soldiers of the world war are in
vitcd to participate in the exercises,
and are requested to meet at the old
college building at 80 p. m. The
Daughters of the COnfederacy are ask
ed to assemble at the cemetery gate
and join the procession there.
Authorized Ford Service is the best.
National Highway Garage.