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FAIRLEE.
Come to Newbury Labor Day.

Double dance, two Orchestras at
Lake MOrey Casino, Saturday night.
Dancing Labor Day, afternoon and
evening, Lake MOrey Casino.
"Enchantment"-A big CosmOpOli-
tan production with Marion Davies,
Friday Eve, Sept. 1.
Fairlee Town Hall, Tues. Eve, Sept.
S. A picture of pictures, Cecil b De-
Miles production" Saturday Night"
Mr. and Mrs Frank o Downing and
daughter Hazel were guests of his
sister, Mrs Earl Woods over the week
end.
Rowena Mum left Wednesday for
Florida, where she will teach.
Erie Dean, who has been spending
the summer with his grandparents,
returned home the first of the week.
The boys who have been in town
searching the gypsy-moths, left Mon
day for Corinth and Newbury to
clear those towns of the pest.
A party camped in f w Pierce's
field one night recently from Bangor,
Maine.
Rev. G w Douglass and Paul came
Monday for a short stay at F w
Pierces before going to Woronoco,
Mass. to his new field of labor. They
left Tuesday, taking Mrs Douglass
and Ruth and Richard. They will
visit relatives in Post Mills and Nor
witch ON their way.
Clarence Pierce, who has been in
Hanover hospital for week for ear
trouble, is gaining.
Mr. and Mrs C H Warren are visit
ing his sister in st. Adams for few
days.
Mrs Ransom Sanborn is spending
few days with relatives in Warren, N.
H.
Hattie Myers of Springfield, Mass.
is the guest of her brother, Edgar
Chase.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Magoon of
Topsham were business visitors in the
place, Monday.
Sadie Humphrey and son Morris
are visiting friends and relatives in
Weare, N. H.
A second automobile party camped
in F w Pierce's field recently. These
were people from Amesbury, Mass. on
their way to visit Hubert Pierce in
Newport, VT.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Woods and Vernon
were in Bradford, Tuesday afternoon
to visit Mr. and Mrs Frank Champany.
Remember that Saturday Night"
comes to- Fairlee Town Hall on next
Tuesday night. Do not miss it.
Emma Humphrey of Laconia, N. H.
visited Mrs Edgar Chase few days
last week.
Elmer Still spent Sunday with his
brother in Woodstock.
Bert Taylor left Saturday for the
west, after few days employment
with John Mum.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Russell and
two daughters of Concord, N. H.
were guets of his sister, Florence
Russell over the weekend.
Mr. Tracy, an insurance inspector,
was in town the first of the week
looking after chimneys with Mr.
Dudley, our local agent.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Andrews, who
have been away on camping trip,
returned home Monday.
William H Church, former resi-
dent of this place, at one time being
hotel keeper here, died at his home in
Thetford Center last week, and the
funeral was held at the house Sum
day. Several from this place at
tended.
Messrs. Earl and Lee Andrews were
in Lyme Wednesday, to attend the
funeral of Mrs Ida Farwell.
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WEST FAIRLEE CENTER.

The Mothers Club meets at the
church Friday afternoon, Sept. LIST.
at 2 O'Clock. Mrs w H Jeffrey of
Montpelier will speak on Political
Duties of Women All women are
invited.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society will be held at the
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Luke Reilly Says, ''The Rat Died Be
fore Reaching the River"

Since moving near the river 2 years
ago. we've always used RAT-SNAP.
Watched a vicious water rat. nibbling
at RAT-SNAP outside the house. About
Is minutes later he darted OF for the
water. to cool his burning stomach. but
he died before reaching it," Three.sizes
35c. CSC. s1.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Sisco's Pharmacy and the Variety Store.
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Tornado of Music at the Lake More.
Casino, Saturday Night.
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SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Saturday Night" on Tues. Night,
Fairlee, Sept. s.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-09-01
PIERMONT.

Come to Newbury Labor Day.
Saturday Night" on Tues. Night,
Fairlee, Sept. 5.
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KENT COUNTY COURT.

Dover. July g.
The grand jury was discharged
Monday. after returning l6 true bills.
Frank Peteliker. charged with muir
derous assault. pleaded not guilty, and
r. X. Kenney was assigned as coun-
sci.
other indictments wero as follows {:
Harry Waters. assault and battery
two indictments; Clayton Seyler
breaking and entering: Charles Day
carrying concealed n deadly weapon
William Musil, Illegal possession OF
spurious liquor; Charles Hurd, illegal
possession OF spurious liquor: Even
l.. Cameron. Illegal transportation OF
spurious liquor; Raymond ID. Hall and
Frank Pierce. placing distractions In
the road; Raymond ID. Hall. attemp,
To commit malicious mischief and
assault; Frank Pierce. assault: Sam
uel Grant. escape from Jail OF the
above, Charles Day was fined SIS anc
costs; Harry Waters s25 and costs
and Samuel Grant was sentenced tC
three months imprisonment.
DEGREES nisi were granted AZ fol.
lows: Thomas Bowers from Aic,
Bowers, descrtion: Thomas Edwart
Darling from Mollie Mae Darling, de
sertion; Ethel kenney from Gcorg'
w kenney deseruon; Lottis Hut
from Howard HUT, inndelity; Iavinii
G. X. Roscoe from Henry krowl Ros
Coe, infldelity.
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CAMDEN NOTES.

Camden. July 5.-Those In town ro-
Gently entertained are: Mrs. John
and Mrs. Benjamin +. Hartman.
luncheon card party in honor of their
guest. Miss Charlotte Matthews, of
Florida: Mrs. Paul Smith. Of Will
mington. was among the guests; Mrs
Henry Burke a family dinner party;
Mrs. Claude Draper a luncheon and
bridge party at her home near town.
her guests including the Wednesday
afternoon Bridge Club.
Mrs. Laura Postles McKeown visit
ed her aunt, Mrs. Smith Cooper Of
Wilmington. the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. John Griffith, with
their son. Stone Griffith. and sister.
Mrs. NJ. Kent Webb. OF Binghampton.
y. y spent Sunday at Augustine
Pier.
Clarence Clark of Philadelphia, Pa,
is in town for a visit with his wife
and son who are spending the sum
mer with Mrs. Clark's mother, Mrs
Sarah Cooper.
Professor George Butler has re-
turned from the School Masters Club
outing. the trip including a trip to
Valley Forge, the members stopping
en- route home 10 see the estate and
gardens OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre s. du
Pcnt and 10 dine at the Hotel du Pont
Wilmington.
Frank Gray. who was injured IN ar
automobile accident last week. Is said
TO be improving. His children are al
in town at their parents home.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Boggs closed
their home here last week and are
now occupying their summer cottag,
at kits Hammock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry D. Roe ant
children, of Frankfort. Pa. are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Evans thi!
month.
Frank MOnahan who went TO Canad;
last month on business trip return
ed home fer the weekend with hi
family.
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NEWS OF NEWARK.

Newark, July 5.-The Beard of Edu-
cation has reOrganized. DR.. Walter H.
Steel was reelected president and
Harrison Gray, president. J.
Herbert Owens. superintendent. is sec
rotary. Robert S. Gallagher is the other
member. The board is going ahead
with the preliminary plans for dis
posing Of the 1868 900 bond issue
authorized at recent election fer the
erection OF a new school building.
Mrs. Ernest B. Wright was injured
Monday when she was run down by
an automobile at Main and Academy
streets. An ankle was sprained.
Mrs. Walter Hullihen entertained
at bridge NJ onday afternoon. DR.
/ Walter Hullihen, president Of the
/ University OF Delaware who spent
some days last week at camp ii
/ West Virginia. returned home on Mon.
/ day.
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Juice in every city in which this nedi-
cine il introduced
Considerable talk has been created in
Wilmington BY the wonderful relief
Plant Juice gave Mr.. John Gregory, a
popular salesman. who stops AZ Ihs
Hotel Merritt. corner French and Front
streets. when N this city. Mr.. Gregory
recently said:
II certainly take great pleasure in
indOrsiDg Plant Juice had been
troubled with constipation for sbout
three years and had bad headaches and
being travelling man, this vas = grea,
draw hack 20 me in my business - |
could not get any sleep at night and IN
I the morning would re sli played ont.
Il had been IN Wilmington a0opt no
weeks when I happened 70 read a tesfi-
monial gwen by q person who had mad the
same trouble as mine and who had been
( relieved by Plant Juice. I hsd taken
/ 50 MANY medicines without results that
/ had lost faith in all Of them but made
! I'D nv mind to try 3 bottle Of Plant
/ Juice a. a last resort. ! am unable
70 tell in words the wonderful change
! in nv condition since I nave taken
/ Plant Juice for It has made new man
Of me. The only thing I regret IA thar
/ I did not know Of Plant Juice before.
I now sleep fine and have a splendid
appetite. am certainly grateful that
found Plant Juice and wish 70 congrstu-
late the Plant Juice Man on this wonder
full medicine.
Plant Juice Is sold IN Wilmington al
The Miller DrIg Store, 404-406 Market
street: IN New Castle by k Challenges
& Son: IN Newport by G. B. White
I in Newark by W. Z. Brown
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LOWER DELAWARE
AND PENINSULA
Rain MARRIED Seaford's Celebra-
ton OF the Fourth Of July and
Disappointed Crowd.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
scafcrd. July 5.--Seaford's celebra-
ton Of the Fourth Of July. under the
auspices OF the Scaford Volunteer
Fire DcpNrtment. was married by rain.
Home Of the members on the program
FOR the morning We're abandoned,
but tho parade. which started at l
o'clock, was held recording To arrange
meuts. when the parade formed tho
town WAS full OF people, especially the
streets through which the line or
march passed. II formed on Penn
sylvnnia avenue and marched up
Iiigh street 20 Market out Market TO
Poplar. along Poplar TO Pine and out
Pine to the baseball park. The parade
was headed by tho Seaford Concert
Band. followed by an automobile con-
tanning Mayor Eskridge and MEM
beers OF city Council. Next came tho
members of tho fire department. at
tired In new uniforms. In front OF
the marching firemen was the new
$4,000 fire engine. Following the
nrrmen were decorated automobiles
floats. horseback riders and ninrchers
Because of rain the baseball game
between Seaford and Greenwood was
called on. The storm ceased at night
and "A street dance was held. The
town WAS decorated with flags, bunt-
ing. etc.
An accident occurred early In the
day, when Ralph King. son OF IL. Nj
King, mail clerk on the Cambridge
ts.x.ford Railroad. had a hand manglec
by pistol while no was shooting
blank cartridges.
The Indictment weather was 8
severe blow 70 the fromsn, who had 8
large supply OF toy balloons, badges
squeakcrr. etc. for sale Although d
vans generally thought the flremcn hac
insured the day against rain. they ha6
not. Consequently their loss was con
siderable.
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CECIL COUNTY NOTES.

Elktun, Nd. July S.--An Eastern
Shore F1remen's Association VIII be
organized soon.
Two automobiles were stolen al
Elkton Saturday night. One Of the
cars. belonging TO. Clifford SPOTS. was
recovered near CeciEon.
Charlestown Is enjoying IT'S grea test
boom for several yeare. Many cot
tages have been erected recently and
contracts awarded for several more
New bathing houses have been pro-
visitors
Mrs. Howard Preston and Mrs
Rachel McMullen are suffering from
injuries sustained by falling.
Marriage licenses were issued here
Monday 10 Raymond W. Wood and
Ruth r Powell OF Wilmington; James
Redding and Sarah A. Reese Of Will
mington; George T, Cooper OF Charles
town and Tace r, Frank of Holidays
burg. Pa; William z. Allen and Mar.
garet L. McNatt OF Elkton.
Misses Edna and Frances Cleaves
are visiting Boston.
ReaSsessing real and persona
property in Cecil county has beer
started and win continue six months
$4,000.
| United States Senator Joseph ]
/ France is spending July on his farm
near Port Deposit and Will have Vice
President Coolidge as a guest.
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THE CHURCH WILL SURVIVE
The Eruptions or A Scething Frn
Have Failed To shake Her.

One headline in the daily papers
tells nothing beyond the context of the
news story that IL heads. But dozen
of them may tell quite another story.
For example. consider this colleC ton,
made from four newspapers In two
days casual reading: Charge Movies
Ridicule Pastors: Baptists Want
Books Free of Evolution Error: Sci
ence Conflicting with Revealed Relig
ion; Clergy Declare Divorced America
Doomed; Deacons Object to Church
Unity; Pastor Leaves Church for
business; Explains Contradictions OF
the Bible: Flappers Cause OF IRE
ligion"
Evidently there is a cry from Mace
donna which comes from someone hav-
ing toes heavily stepped on.
II would seem, on merely casual
analysis-and by humble layman al
that--that the church which started
with carpenter and some ostenta-
tious fisherman some two thousand
years ago and managed 20 live through
the destruction of Rome. the evils o.
the Dark Ages. the debuachery anC
crime Of a few hundred years ago OF
the European Continent, the WorlI
War and the spirit of mistrust ant
unrest in this year OF 1922. Will prob
ably continue TO exist. And this 4
said in spite Of the fact that tn
movies make fun OF the pastors
whether Baptists. Methodists or othe
denominations. think evolution is a.
error; whether the dozen or so O
bakers dozen of denominations an
cults remain divided or united
whether Americans get divorces O
net; whether the Biblical contradiC
lions be explained or not, and ais
whether we have fiappers jazzing O
staid.-Columbia Record.
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STAFFORD PERSONALS.

Seaford. July 5.-Goorge w. Emery
and James II. Burton, members of the
graduating class OF the Seaford High
School this year, have been accepted
by tho government for tho military
training camp at Plattsburg. y. Y,
and Conwell Shipley, a member of the
graduating class OF last yenr, has
been accepted for the coast artillery
at Fort Hancock. y. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Griffith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Griffith and Carroll Grit
fifth. of Jenkintown. Pa. motored
here Saturday To spend the Weekend.
Mrs. Nadie Wiley. OF Philadelphia,
is visiting relatives here.
Mrs William G.. Truitt and children
of Wilmington, are visiting Mrs. NJ
r. Bryan and Miss Delema Isaacs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Donoho, who re-
Gently married in Baltimore. are visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Eunice Donoho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Hobbs and
children. OF Wilmington. are visiting
relatives here.
DR.. and Mrs. T. f. Thompson are al
Long Branch. y. J.
Mrs. Levi Warrington has as a
guest her sister, Miss Elsie Massey
of Bethel.
News has been received of tho ar
rival nj Berkeley. Cal. OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. w. ID Stevens and their daught-
or. Katherine, who are visiting theil
daughter Mrs. Robert Watson.
! Captain Parker II. knowlton, whC
recently returned from a voyage {,
India as commander OF the STEAMSHIP
Aruturus. is visiting Seaford
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Larrimor,
and Ira Larrimore. of Philadelphia
are visiting Mrs. George Larrimore.
! Lionel Waller and son. of Philadel
phia. are visiting DIR. Frank Williams
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DEATHS IN SUSSEX COUNTY.

Georgetown. July 5.-Renatus H
Hudson. aged SO years. a widely
known farmer died Saturday night
while in the store of Evane & Han
cock at Frankfort.
While working in tho Godfrey prop
erty. at Frankford, where he intended
TO move within a few DAYS and open
a shoe shop. William V. Hi, grd 75
years. Of Snow Hill, Md, was stricken
with heart trouble and died in n few
minutes.
MISS Charity Ennis. aged rs years.
died Sunday night. after an Illness
Of several weeks. Miss Ennis con
Quoted millinery and notion store
here. but retired % years ago.
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RESCUED FROM DROWNING,

Cheetertown, Md. July "a party
of young follos, consisting OF Raymond
Tucker, Dorothy Spielberger and two
children W Mr.. and Mrs Frank Taylor.
had narrow escape from drowning
while out on Chester river In a row.
boat. They had been down the river
short distance from town and were
returning home. when they were over
taken by sail vessel. one OF whose
sailors offered to tow the smaller boat
TO town. In catching a rope the row.
boat turned sideways to the sailing
craft and was upset. all the occupan Is
falling into the water. Several OF
them were good swimmers. but one
of the smaller children could not swim
and went down twice before Raymond
Tucker could rescue her
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COUNTRY FAIR AT SMYRNA.

Smyrna. July 5.-The annual
country fair held at Smyrna from
Saturday until yesterday under the
auspices Of the Twentieth Century
Club Of Smyrna was more elaborate
than ever before. This is the fifteenth
fair they have given. Each day a
supper was served on the school
grounds. The main attraction was a
side show. The fair was reported a
success. The following committee was
in charge: Walter Tatnall. Mrs. S. J.
Reynolds. and Mrs. J. W. Clifton.
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS,

Delaware City, July 5.-The canal
proved an attractive lure for throngs
OF holiday visitors yesterday. Show
ers spoiled a full days pleasure.
A Diamond Ice and Coal Co. truck
for the second time in two weeks.
became stuck on the drain ditch bridge
last evening The bridge is fully eight
feet high and is considered dangerous.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church will meet at
the home of Mrs. Russell Coyle at
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ELIZABETH r. FOARD DEAD.

Middletown. >July 5.-Mrs. Elizabeth
II. Foard. widow OF Samuel Is. Foard,
died yesterday morning. Mrs Foard
and her daughter. Susan. recently re-
turned TO Middletown from baltimore,
here they spent the winter and
spring. She was in good health on
Monday. but was stricken at 1890
o'clock yesterday morning and died at
| o'clock.
The funeral services will be held on
Friday morning at st. Augustine
Church, on Bohemia Manor. with inter
ment in the adjoining cemetery.
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fenced of Ashley Place and erected
mo Trespassing'' signs thereon. Tho
piece Of land IN question lies along the
Newport pike, a short distance from
the du Pont road intersection - Rich
ardsoD Park.
Members Of the Five Points Associa,-
ton contend that the property " not
rightfuIIy closed IN. When the ground
surrounding Ashley Place was sold,
the land was set aside az park land.
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PERSONALS FROM HARRINGTON

Harrington. July b.-L. G.. Markert.
signal foreman here, gets his vacation
the flrst two weeks in July and with
his family will motor To Wilcox. IA,
90 spend the time with relatives there.
Mr. and Mrs. w n. Massey and sis
ter, Miss Catherine Massey. accom-
panied 10y Edgar iall and family.
motored To Ocean city. Md, Sunday.
Miss Laura Melvin entertained Mr..
and Mrs. l.. +. Cain. of Frankfort. Pa.
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred :. Bailey were
guests Of the formers parents. Rev.
and Mrs. ]. T. Bailey. at Georgetown.
over the Fourth.
Or Riggan. formerly OF this town.
but now of Delmar. called upon old
friends here during the past week.
state Senator and Mrs. &. ID. Muir
ply have opened their cottage at Re
hoboth for the summer.
Parker Bowen has closed out his
garage here and accepted position
with telephone company at Pitts
burg. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Tee spent the
weekend and the 4th Of July with
Rev. and Mrs. ]. T. Bailey At George
town.
Mrs. Frank Iangren has been the
guest OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie Jackson. at FELTON,.
Miss Ella Bradshaw, 81 Farming
ton. was local visitor "Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Tumlin was the guest
OF her niece, Mrs. ID. T. ROoth, az
Pennington. over the weekend.
Miss Mildred Redden Of Pennington
and Mrs IA. :. Grant Of Cleveland
Ohio. were Harrington visitors Fri
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Hanlon. OF
Philadelphia, spent the weekend with
Mir and Mrs Daniel Crouch
Miss Mildred Fox OF Philadelphia
Is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Wool
ford Johnson.
Miss Grace Wallace OF Baltimore
Md, spent the 4th as the guest o.
Miss Ida Lindale.
Miss Caroline Sharp entertained
Mrs. du Pont Walker OF Dover ovel
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. PurneIl Horsey G.
Crisneld, Md spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. l. Kennerly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur krause ant
Milton Stevens motored TO Rehobotl
for the weekend.
DR. Howard Clymer and Mrs. Cas-
key 81 Oak Lane. Philadelphia, wer
the guests of MIR. and Mrs. John ely
Nor over the weekend
w. w. Sharp entertained the fol
lowing friends at "a sea food dinner
al the Johnson Hotel. Bowers Beach
Sunday evening" Mr.. and Mrs +. :
Gates. Mrs Norman Vernon. VIII
Transport, Pa: Mrs. du Pont Walker
Dover Mr. and Mrs. Ernest w. Deal
and Miss Caroline sharp of Harring
ton.
Mrs. r. X. Jones and daughte,
Marian. spent the weekend at Bower
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Kennerly en-
tertained number OF friends at din
ner Friday evening in honor of MI
and Mrs. r. :. Gates Of WILLIAMSON
Pa. which was later followed 10y
card party The following wer
among those present: Mr.. and Mr.
Y. :. Gates and Mrs. Norman Vernon
OF Williamsport. Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. J
r Jones. DR.. and Mrs u. r. ThomI
son. Mr.. and Mrs +. W. Dean, WI
sharp and Miss Caroline Sharp. NJ
Gates won the mems prize and Mr.
Vernon the ladies prize. At the clc!
Of the party a collation. was serve
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LIGHTNING DEMOLIsHEs BED.

Milford. July 5.-Ldghtning struck
the home of NJ. It. Martin. two miles
from Milford. Monday night, and de-
molishcd bed in n room occupied by
w. +. Lucerne. who had gone to n
window 10 view the storm and thus
escaped injury
No other inmates OF the house were
hurt. A we'll In the yard was torn TO
pieces.
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SUNDAY WORKER JAILED.

Georgetown. July 5.--Given the
choice of paying a fine of 81 and costs
or serve ~ hours In the Sussex County
JAN. because he broke the Sabbath
Day by narrowing a field OF corn,
Howard ID. Street. a member OF the
Moor tribe in Indian River district
and Seventh Day Adventist, chose
10 serve time IN prison when arraign ID
before Justice OF the Peace r. W
Eyon. lie began serving his sentence
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tOILIDFD HEAD-ON.

Seaford. July IA freight engine.
while shifting at the SeafOrd railroad
station. Monday afternoon. collided
head-on with a passenger train Of the
Cambridge q Seaford railroad. The
accident was caused by a switch be-
ing left open. Both engines were
damaged. and some of the crew of the
freight train were slightly injured
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Fort du Pont tomorrow evening.
Last evening Miss Dorothy STAN
Icy gave n dinner party. Those I'm at
tendance were: Miss Margaret Ellis.
Miss Harriet Bentley, Miss Elizabeth
Adkins, Miss Elizabeth Gladfeller and
Miss Louise Rose.
William Il. Jester has been re-
elected chairman OF the Board OF Edu-
cation.
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at o'clock Monday afternoon and
was liberated at J o'clock yesterday
afternoon.
The charge was brought against
Street by another Moor. Isaac w. Har-
mon, who alleged that Street harrow
ed n field OF corn on June 20 when
there was no necessity for Il.
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Saturday evening tho large Rranary
on the farm OF Josiah Massey, near
town, was struck by lightning and
badly damaged. i
The corn field OF Mr.. Massey WAS
laid fiat on the ground, and whe~t
caps were blown all over the wheat
field
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RAIN DAMAGES CROPS.

Laurel. July b.-Thousands OF dol
lars worth of blackberries have been
ruined by rain. and grass is making
such Roadway that double efforts will
have 10 be made to remove IL from
fields.
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STERLING PEACOCK DEAD.

Middletown, July 6.--The body OF
Sterling Peacock. Of Philadelphia.
was brought here on Monday for
burial in Forest cemetery. Mr.. Pea
cock was a son OF tho late Mrs. Lydia
Peacock. who for many years was q
resident OF Middletown. He was g.
years old.