The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 3

ALL OVER THE CODHTY. I Concensus of Current Events in County Towns Compiled by Our Own Correspondents. jtrrciMos--Ami. 30. 11--Arauu Borer baa bla ce kcoae com' aid will saore ittto aaortiy.

--TKen will be ptaaeatag atttelLE. Chorea oa next Babbaih aomiB( at 1 o'clock, at whkfc time tbe aaeramet oi tte Lord's Sapper will be --Harry Mtftrlteg, of Bnatvtek, vac the gQMt of A. Hemp oa Baada? IMC C. Ztouaeraaa, of near bete, net witb waai bora a aortooa ae- cldat. While standlag oa ibe top of A ladder ba attempted to mote it Uule at the top, wtw-a it clipped sad fall to tike ground, a dlauaoe of 15 feet.

Porta- nalely be eseaptd serious lajory. NEW MIDWAY-- APRIL 30 It hat vary cloudy aad ratef for tbe pan few days. Oar bare been very buy ta tbelr torn grooad. Ktla Roaer, who waa OB the tick lit, ti oat again. Clarence Grabte, of Creagerstown, Bnndsy witb bis mother, who bat been sick bat ti ont again.

David Shi Id I la on tbe tick Itet. firandtna tJtover fa aome what batter. --Mr. Charles Llppv wu leaving the coach laat Monday when bit bone became frightened and turned up through tbe eat, breaking bis baggy top off and aonio other irons abont It. Mr.

Llppy ea- caped Injury. HKW MABKST-- APRIL 80 --Mrs. Poffiuberger. of Washington coonty, the gaeit of her abler, Mrs. Ann Molesworth.

Bond's Comedians in a variety bill performed ai Odd Fellows' Hall on Thursday evening last. --Despite the rain on Satordiy many persons attended the performance and street parade of Pawnee Bill's Historic Wild West Indfan Museum and Grand Mexican Hippodrome at Frederick Guy Griffith has secured a position as ticket seller witb Pawnee Bill's Great Indian Museum. --Mrs P. H. Griffith, 8r, Is visiting her daughter, Mra.

Sdwtn Walters, In Montgomery county. --Joseph Albanghts is still quite sick at bis home near this village. --Fresh flan dealers have had a long and good season, and customers have bean supplied at very moderate prices. --Charles M. left today for the House of Correction, where be takes.

tbe place of T. Meatey, lately resigned, as a guard of aald Institution. --Butter and eggs are still low and in reach of everyone-- tbe former selling st 14 to 17 cents a pound and tbe litter at 8 to 10 cents a dozen. --Tbe late rains have freshened up vegetation generally. The wheat and grass especially are much benefited.

Garden vegetables almost smile. C. M. Ulz baa rented tbe school prop erty In tbe eastern part of tbe village and bis family will move npon it in a short time. --Tbe shallow condition of tbe wells is being gradually replenished water since the rainy season set in.

Transplanting of cabbage, beets and tomatoes Is tbe order of tbe day. --Hlw Ella Swomley visiting her sister, Htckman, in Baltimore. Miss Lizzie Thomas, of Paasadena, CaL, has remembered several of her friends by sending them choice and rare flowers that grow wild in that State. She baa entliely recovered from tbe severe injuries incurred by being knocked down and ran over by two Jadies driving a fractious bone. HABMORT GBOVa-- HAT 1.

-Charles Gardner and Miss Ida Finny Sunday with ber parents. Harry Lonr, of Gracebam, and Miss Katie Mort, of Ley's, spent Sunday with Charles Troiell, of Frederick. --Miss Mand Cronice spent Saturday in Frederick. --Miss KIsie Roelkey spent Sunday in Frederick. Worman attending school In Frederick.

--Tbe Christian Endeavor Society was well attended. THUBSTOH-- APKIL 30. Tbe heavy rain, and consequent high water, of Saturday, washed tbe road and baa rendered that part leading along the creek between this place and House's Chapel almost impassable. It would be economy to change tbe location of this public road. Bev.C.T.

House, pastor of Garrett Park M. Church, of Baltimore, bat been spending a tiro week's vacation witb bis parents. --Tbe Misses Effie and Nannie Sim mons, who have been away engaged In teaching, are at borne to spend their vacation. --Mr. Zac Harris, who is in the 90ib year of his age, is now very feeble.

--While Mr. Thomas Dorcas was ont driving one night last week in a buggy be was run into by a heavy carriage, completely demolishing one of tbe buggy wheels. --Tbe public aale of the personal prop eny of tbe late John Holtz last Saturday waa largely attended and was considered be best sate of tbeseaaon in our vicinity. --Mr. John W.

Cnnmn and family, of Walkenvllle, spent Sunday last at this place. --Owing to tbe beaw rains Sunday there was no services beld at either of oar churches. --Services at ZJon next Sabbath at p. m. Sunday school at 1 o'clock.

--Tbe heavy rains daring tbe past few days have refreabesed vegetation wonderfully, which was back considerably for tbe season. A great deal of corn has been planted. DRUID HIUU, APRIL 30. Some of our farmers nave finished planting corn, wbOe many otben have just commenced. --The wheat and (trass are showing np nicely and the prospect bids fair fora good crop of each.

--Mrs. John Baker, who has been a great sufferer for sometime, passed away on laat Sunday night Her remains were laid at rest in Reformed cemetery on Tuesday following. We have bad a delighful rain and we trust it has done much good. Onr merchants have been laying in tbelr spring supplies. --Agents are buy canvassiag 1 for theft various machicM.

--Mr. Baauael Baaoota, ttvtag MAT ton. wao kaa teea pressed down witb tbe 1st amities of oU age for seven! years, weat to sleep oa last Wednesday aad ai tbis writing Is still stfclde of Mr. tiamael C. by catting bis throat (a tbe stable of Mr.

Jobs warflekl. la wnoae employ be waa. last Tttraday, east a gtoom onr tbe entire Mo caaae eaa be aasigaed for tbe raah act. Idlegoa atpera appear to know tbe raaaoa, bat tbelr sutMaenta aa tbe probable eanae are witboot fooadauoa and bare so raa BOB In tbon wbaterer. --Hezt Bandar wlU be Bonday school day at Betbeada M.

Church. Rar. George H. Nock, Stale orgaalzar of tbe Maryland Bnaday Sebool Uakm, will be present and will preach a sermon to the children Sunday morning at 11 o'doct In the afternoon the Bnndsy school lessons for tbe day wlD be gone through witb, and addresses OB the same will be delivered by Ber. George EL Mock.

Set. J. W. Steete. Maasrs.

Mtel LtBthteum. L. Bnjder and others. A special conference of Sunday school workers will be held at --There wlH be a public baptism at Bennett's creek, near Browningsville, next Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Her.

J. W. Bieele will administer the rite to several candidates, aome by sprinkling and to others by immertion. --Mr Rofas K. Day, one of our most respected cllbtens, has been quite sick for several weeks, but is now mnchlm proved.

PABX Jtrna-- APRIL. 30 --Dr. Dulaney will preach at Flint Hill next Sunday at 3 SO p. m. Quite a heavy rain visited this vicinity Sntnrday, raising the creek very high and flooding tbeiowlsnds.

Mrs. Cannon, of Slonx city, Iowa, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. W. D. Llghlner, in this place.

--Tbe Misses Price, of Fre 'crick, spent Sunday, the 21st, at Mountevlna. Mr. F. A. Ordeman has moved his law mill to Sugar Loaf Mountain, where he has several contracts for sawing Some ot our farmers have completed corn planting.

--Tbe game of base ball played on tbe 15th, between the Urbana and Park Mills nines, at Urbana, resulted in favor of the utter by a score of 25 to 15 Dr.T. Hendry and J. Perrell were tbe umpires. WSSTMIHSTBS-- APRIL 30. --Rain Interfered witb tbe game of ball scheduled for last Saturday between tbe Western Maryland College club and tbe Maryland Agricultural club.

Mr. John Brinker, teamster for Messrs. Uonucb Son, was kicked in Hie side by one of tbelr horses, causing him considerable pain. --The men engaged in digging holes tor the poles ot tbe Western Maryland Telephone Company, at ten cents a hole, struck on Tbunday for an Increase of fire cents a bole. The President called a meeting and gave them an increase of 8ve cents a hole.

--Mr. William Tingling, son of jmannel Ylngiing. and Miss Rosa Zahn, daughter of Gust both of this city, were married last Thursday evening Very quietly at tbe parsonage of the M. P. Church, by Mr.

Brown. --Mr. Adam Martin, son of Mr. As bury Martin, and Miss Rena Otz, daughter of Mr. damnal Otz, were married last Thursday evening at seven o'clock at the residence, of Mr.

John Beard, this city. Tbe ceremony was performed by the Rev. 8. DlehL TKLLOW anuHes-- APRIL 30. Mr.

and Mrs. Jobn Shook and daughter, Miss Bdith, of Shnokatown, spent Sunday of last week with relatives this place. Mr. Daniel Saankle, of near Feaga'i Mm, was the guest of Mr. Charles W.

Staley, of this place, on Sunday last. --Mr. Howard Shankle, of this place. paid a visit to his lady friend on Sunday night laat. --Quite a number of and gentlemen from different points visited the celebrated Montonqua Springs during laat week.

A fine rain began falling here on Saturday morning last, which was of great benefit to the growing wheat, gran aad vegetation. Owing to the late rains our fanners have been delayed in getting their ground ready for corn planting. Some of them haVe commenced planting. A large acreage of potatoes has been planted In this vicinity. On account of the inclement weather then was no service at Pleasant Hill Chapel on last Sunday.

AVXKT-- APRIL 30 --The farmers are busy hauling lime. --Arbor Day was celebrated by agaate of base ball between the Rtdlaud Athletes and the College boys of this place, tbe pitying making a close game, 3 to 4 in favor of the Athletes. The young ladies of the neighborhood and the school treated them very handsomely to cake and lemonade. Mr. Marion Fraley was Injured, bat not seriously, in the second inning, which rendered him unable to finish tbe game.

--Tbe scholars btrtit a fine rockery In front of tbe school-house oa Arbor Day. Mr. Landis Adaason, who has been sick for some time, la out again. --Mr. Shaw, of Brookrflle, spent last with his niece, Mra, W.

Belt. MIfs Emily Bsraatey has returned from school to spend tbe holidays with ber parents. --Mr. Kdgar Caabell has purchased a very Sae hone froa a gaUeaao In Washington. --Mrs.

Ferry, of Baaex county, Va it visiting her daughter, Mn. Hazel ell. BROAD RUM-- MAT 1. Pearl Iflcaola, of Pleasant Valley, Washington county, Is the guest of ber uncle, W. Temp.

Grove, of this place. Thomas Bntla, of war here, who was assaulted on Sunday a week wbl'e on her way home from early mass at St. Mnry's Catholic Church, Peters ville, by Frank Jackson WintercUef, and of whom possibly every person ta Fred- trick county has beard about, is abont over ber nervous (bock, which was very (Treat, and Is attending to ber household duties again aa usual. --Jobn St. Grove and family, of Hag- entown, removed back to this place last THE O1KALDA AND HER OWNER.

Captain Harry I. MrOaliuuot. tix Ktctub hurwrinan six! rarlitain n.i» the fatten steam nehl aduu. Her tuuiw to UJ IK irtjr huur. Not uaov ago Mci'-ilmunt was a furtuar by uoele.

He LI part owner uf YiUkyrie 1IL wees, fie occupies ue liouae oa to square in tils place, which sisters live In. Mr. Grove was a former resident of tnls place, where he was engaged in the merchandise business for a number of yeara, but several years ago moved to Hagentown. --Russell, the three-year-old son of George C. House, of this place, who had been ill with diphtheria, la convalescing under the care of Dr.

J. W. Hilleary, of PelenviDe. --J. W.

Suman. contractor and builder of this place, is very busy this spring. He has just completed a fine house for Albert A. Boyer, on his farm near Jefferson, and is now erecting a bnggy-bhed aad a wash bouse for Franklin L. Bow- Ins near ber.

On Monday next be will go to Deerneld, Jefferson county, W. to erect a 40 toot addition to tbe birn on tbe farm of Wm, Holer. FOUNTAIN KILLS--MAT 1. --This place was visited by the freezes sometime ago and several cases are reported. Tour correspondent is among tbe number at this writing.

--Mr. George Crumbangh, of this place, spent Sunday last witb his parents of Dublin. --Mr. Elmer Clem, of Lewlstown, and Mr. Hatry Clem, of tils -place, spent several days of last week with relatives In KUlcottCIty, and also attended the wedding of their cousin, Miaa Florence King, of that place.

Clara Bhank, of this place, spent one day last week witb Mrs. John Crnm, of Walkeravllle. --The peach and'apple crop will be very lance in this locality providing no more frost appears. --Mrs. J.

W. Shank, of this place, is suffering with a severe attack of rheumatism at this writing. --Mr. Hiltabridell, ot this place, apeat Sunday with relatives of Dublin, county. TAHBTTOWlf--ifcAT 1.

--PrbfesBor Edward Barke spent Sunday and Monday fn Baltimore on a visit to relatives and friends. --Mr. and Mrs. O. IE.

Grouse and children, from Westminster, spent Sunday here on a visit to Mn. Cronse's Mr. and Mrs. Route. --George Eontz, wao has been suffering with rheumatism for some time, left on Tuesday for Hot Springs, Arkansas.

He hopes that a change of- climate and the use of the waters there will be a benefit to his health. --Jesse Bufflngton, from Falrfield.Pa,, is visiting relatives and friends here. --The Carroll C. S. win hold its eighth semi-annual convention in the Lutheran church of this place on May 10th, llth and 12th.

Tbe president, Mr. Geo. H. Blrale, has been making every effort to secure good speakers and the program will be one of the oest ever presented before any of the conventions, --Miss dandle Billot and brother ar rived here on Saturday on a visit to relatives and friends. Miss Claadle left for her home on Monday evening and her brother will remain- with N.

B. Bagab, where he has secured a position in his store. --C. A. Elliot, proprietor of the Elliot House, hat been on tbe sick list for several days, but Is improving slowly.

DATBVTLLB--MAT 1. --Saturday and Sunday we had quite a rain, soaking the ground thoroughly. --The majority of the corn Is planted In our vicinity. --lit. H.

O. Valentine, proprietor of the Buck Forest Roller Mills, -while on his -way to Frederick with a load of flour last Monday, at Oeresville bridge met with quite a painful accident, which might have been serious. His hone began kicking, knocking tho dash-board off and cutting an ugly gash in his leg Just below tbe knee-cap, which made Mr. Valentine very sick for a little white. He went on his way to Frederick and had the wound dressed by DC.

Smith. --Mr. SUiely purchased a jump-Beat jigger last week. --Mr. WUUam Stitelv aad wife, of near Woodsboro, and 'their grandson, Roacoe Valentine, paid Mr.

and Mrs. Orra Roderick a visit on cSunday Jast. --At this writing the proaoect is bright for a large fruit croo in general. FRAHKLESTILLB-- MAT 1. --Mr.

Jsdward Koons, of Carrollton, Carroll county, paid a firing visit to Mr. Daniel Bigenbrode on Tuesday last. --Mn. Ross Eyler and niece, of Brier's Valley, spent several days with her sister-in-law, Mn J. A ColBflower, of tils place.

--Winiam and Boy Elgenbrode spent Sunday hut witb their of this puce. --Mr. Adam Zanlz and wife spent Sonday evening whh Mrs. J. A Cornflower.

--Several of Mr. David Zentt'a children are on the sick list, and also one of Kr. Charles GalPs children. --fir. Henry Gall spent Sunday afternoon with Kr.

Jerry DeMuth, of this piece. --Mr. Wm. Klgenbrode and sister. Florence, spout Sunday afternoon with Misa Alice Freshoor.

THE BBSTii TM Boofffc SamperOifc OP ALL MEDJClMftt. --Wild flowers are plentiful and the woods are fall of them. The arbntus now fading away, bat the wild pansy has come to take ita place. --Spring buds, soring bowers, Apt 11 rams and and May flowers. --Trees are in bloom every where, and If bloom is any sign, we will have of trnit.

--The wheat has grown beautiful, the fields are waving and all nature seems smiling. --The robin, mocking bird ani wood thrush are making tbe woods ring with their melodies. --Mr. Will Moore Is planting a lot of small fruits. Tbe way be has Improved bis place Is very marked.

James McEensle Is bound to be In tbe lead. He has got np all of bis bean poles and Is preparing to plant his lima Mr. McKensie is a first class tracker. --Many of our fanners have planted their corn, and In a few days the crop around here wOl have been planted. --Billy Tyler, who used to be the polite and efficient clerk at Montevne, is now bard at work.

He Is preparing to plant beans and truck. He has a large number of friends throughout tbta section. --Tbe mountains near here were set afire on Thursday morning about seven o'clock. It did a great deal of damage; at one time the fire was surrounded and nearly conquered. Some one set It on fire airaln abont 200 yards below tbe fire line making all tbe work that had been done useless.

We cannot see why people will be so devilish to do such work; it is no joke, they cannot brag at and It a poor way to take revenge. The following mountain lots were burnt over: Daniel Main's, John Con-ell's, Mr. Coblentz's, Mr. Dean's, Jonathan Main's, Fralery's lot, Brnnner's lot and Gladhill's. This fire was at a bad time as tbe sap was up.

it will kill nearly all the trees making a great deal of damage. --I cannot see what advantage it is to anyone to make mischief or to tell lies on anyone, bat there are some who a pleasure tn doing so. Tbe more innocent the victim, blacker are the lies; how nave been Injured through lying lipa. What good Is a scandal monger to a community? None at all. If a community can dispense with anything It is a liar and a scandal.

Can anyone be a scandal monger and Christian? No, whoever lies or scandalizes anyone is no chriatlan I will trust a thief farther than a liar or scandal monger. Tbe good book tells us ID love our neighbor as ourself, but we do not find much of that love these days. --THK Njtws.weare glad to going ahead. Why should not? It is the only paper in the county that Is simply the people's paper, its columns are open to all and anyone can air their opinions In them. May THK NBWS forever prosper.

--Sergeant Major Tyler, of this place, had of the Salvation Army In the absence trf the officers who attended officers council In Baltimore. --The work that has been done around tbe gate entrance to Hontevue is to be well spoken of sa It aids to beautify U. Whoever did the work should have credit for it. CATOCTIH FUKNACK--KAY 1. --Tbe funeral of Miss Emma Addlson, at Thnrmont, was largely attended.

There were a large number from here. The services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Barb, of the Lutheran Church. --Mr.

Lewis btanb died of the dropsy on Saturday last, aged 65 years His remains were Interred at Bethel Church yard on Tuesday, April 23, at 1 p. m. Mr. Barb, of Tbnrmont, conducted tbe services. --Mrs.

Susan Mfller, of thte place, is visiting friends in Middletown valley. --Mr. Cbas. Martin has returned from Gettysburg, where be had been visiting. --Miss Ooasle Thompson Is still confined to ber room at Dr.

McPherson's front the result of her accident. --A number of men from here are engaged in the mountains in Virginia peeling bark. --Mr. Joe Stitely was visiting parents and friends here. --A number from here attended prayer meeting on Saturday night in the mountain at Mr.

Isaac Green's. --Mr. Charles Jamison, of Woodsboro, visited his parents at tbla place. We all were glad to see htm --Mr. Jacob Nunamaker, who bad been very sick with asthma, la now able to be abont.

--Mr. Oorsucn sttu shipping cinder from here over tbe W. M. R. R.

--There are many rumors flying around that the furnace will start np soon and that it has been sold. Mr. Goranch said that when tbe furnace la soid everybody will know it, and when be will start to work rtrey wUl know also Mr. Gor- anch watches over tbe furnace property with tbe eye of an eagle. He keeps every thing up and sees that the property is not to any way destroyed.

Yon can see him early aad late ridlag sronnd, patting np fences and looking after repairs in general We think be is the right man la tbe right place --Major Tyler, of tbe Pal vat Ion Army, visited this place again on Saturday and Sunday, 20th and 21st ultimo. were glad to see htm, as be has a large number of friends here and Is beloved by nearly everybody, and we have not forgotten the work be did here during the past win- ter. On Saturday night he hcSd a meeting, which waa well atteadtd. oa bandar morning ai 9 m. a meeting was held, which waa a btxotlful eMcttsg and attended.

At 2 o'clock p. he beiU a consecration meeting It was this meeting that be explained the Labjr Bnreaa. Inquiry Butcaa, Keitef Corps and ChUdrwt's Guard- Our people are preas'y Catenated le tbe as at to seves, in front of tbe tbere mat: hare bee: 2UO people present. Bent? of the oioat Inent people of thk lection was precent Tbey were highly pleaaei with lut rnoci ing After the open air meeting ibe army held aa indoor meeting, crowded to oveiflawing Mkjor subject for tbe evening was "Bteadffet- neta." He at times had tbe convulsed with laughter, and tuea at weeping. He was listened to wiia zreat atutstUio.

WKen u.e nice liar closed a number of recruits tik.cn in army Everybody in tbe meeting came forward aad cordially shook Majcr Tyler's hmnil All we have got to say the Salvation Army is tbe very thing fur the and llajor Tyler keepa In lead we predict one of tbe grandest religions works the coonty ever saw, aa his eloquent speaking earnest praying are reaching the hardest cases. LOT'S--AFBIL 29. --Mrs Zimmerman and little daughter, Grace, have been tbe gueaU iota week ut ber parents, Mr. and Mis J. Martin, of Ibis place.

--Misses Emma Devtlblas and Nora Lor left for Mtllersvllle, to attend State Normal School for a few monthi. Wm TrOTrN and daughter, Miss Mary, were the of Mrs. Fred Mort last week. --Mr. tirsyson Ecker, of near EmrolU- burg, spent Sunday last with ber sister, Mrs.

C. W. Loy, of tbli pUce. --Mr. and Mrs.

Geesey, Lewlstowo, were the guests of htr sister, Mra Cbaa. H. Miller, on Sunday last. --Miss Annie Miller, of near Ley's, made a fiylng visit to Tbnrmont Ian week. --Mrs.

Susie Herd, of near Ltteraburg, made a short visit to relatives of near tnls place lost week and returned hame on Wednesday erening last --Mr. Samuel Beltler, ot near Loy's who bad been quite 111 with pneumonia this winter, was able be to out and abom when sometime back he took a relapse, which turned to rheumatism, with which he has been quite ill, but at this writing am glad to say he Is convalescing. The attending physician was Dr. Eeafauver, of Tbunaont --On Sunday last there was a meeting held at the public school house of Loy's for tbe purpose of organizing a Sunday school, of which tbe officers are as follows: Mr. Maurice Smith, superintendent; secretary, Chss.

Roberson; assistant secretary, Geo. Yonson; librarian, Chas. E. Miller; assistant librarian, Frank Loy. --Mr.

Wm. Devllblss planted a field of corn last week, the firs', of the season of this vicinity. --Tbe Lutheran Mite Society of Rocky Ridge held a meeting on Sunday evening last. The program was well rendered. Scripture reading, by Mr C.

Ott, prayer, reading, by little Phoebe Biggs, readings, by Misses Marian F. Elchelber- ger, Mav Smith, Mrs. Wm. H. Biggs and Mr Ira C.

Ott; prayers, by Mr. George Krlse, Mr. Jobn Anders, Mr. Keselrlng; trio and cborus, by Misses Lnla Black, Nettle Creager, May and Clarence Ott. Several other quartettes and choruses was rendered by tbe choir.

There was quite an appreciative audience present, --Mr. O. A. Englar, who had a slight attack of paralysis last week, Is improving slowly. The attending physician Is Dr.

Charles Dtller, of Double Pipe Creek. --Mr. James B. Ogle, our new merchant, of Rocky Ridge, is patting an addition to bis store room. --Mr.

and Mrs. Grant Ogle, of near Loy's, Intend celebrating tbelr wooden wedding, which is the fifth anniversary, on this evening, April 29th. CBEAOKBSTOWH--APBIL 29. --Onr fishermen are having good luck catching tbe finny tribe. --Tbe aspirants for judge of the orphans' court are very numerous among tbe Republicans, and among them we find some of the most prominent business men of the onnty who are qualified for the position in every particular.

--Wm. J. Speak bas Improved bis dwelling by a coat of paint. --Jas. W.

Robinson Is erecting an addition to his stable, and Is making other Improvements to his home on South Main street. --Owing to tbe inclement weather Su- nrday last a large number of persons of this vicinity wen restrained from visiting Pawnee Bill's Historic Wild West. --Mathiaa Ahalt and wife, of Middletown, paid a flying visit to their nephew, John M. Ahalt, of this place, last week. HIGHLAHD--APRIL 29.

--Mr. Frank Gaver has made a big Improvement on his road by grading a hllL --Mra. Clara Hartsock and Mn. Laura Gilbert paid Mn. Samnel Early, a pleas ant visit one day last week.

Mrs. Samnel Early hu a duck that laid 38 eggs this spring and is still laying. Who can beat that? --Mr. James Baker paid his lady friend, Miss Martha Ltnton, a visit last Sunday. --Mr.

C. C. Dayman talks of leaving this vicinity and moving acioss the mountain to Yellow Springs. --Mr. Frank Early sUrted on a business trip to Steelton.

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