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PUBLIC SALE!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26711, 1907.
One Cooking Range,2 Heating Stoves,
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Couch, 1 Clothes Press, 1 Lawn Swing,
| some Chairs and Rockers, a lot of Mat-
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| Lamps, Dishes and many other house-
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A Good Colt.
M. J. Glotfelty recently sold a colt 17
weeks old that weighed over 800 pounds,
toa Mr. Hillegass, at Dividing Ridge,
this county. The colt was sired by
Rudolph, a handsome black Percheron
stallion owned by Norman B. Keim, of
Elk Lick.
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for its age than the Glotfelty colt, we
would like to have it reported to THE
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For sale at Miller's Drug
Store. 11-1
Raspberries in October.
Raspberries in October are certainly
a freak of nature, if not a luxury. On
Tuesday morning Mr. H. M. Schrock
raspberries plucked from a bush the
same morning. They were in all de-
grees of ripeness, from green to dead
ripe. They were well developed ber-
ries and perfect fruit.—Meyersdale Re-
publican.
And yet some people declare that we |
have had no summer, this year.
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A Lemon for Delinquents.
The editor sat in his office whence all |
but him had fled, and he wished that |
every deadbeat was in his grave—stone |
dead. His mind then wandered far
away to the time when he should die |
and his royal editorial soul go scooting
NAVAL GLORY OF THE NATION.
Excellent Opportunity for Mary-
land Home-Comers to see the
Grandest and Greatest Na-
val School on the Face
of ‘the Globe.
[Special to THE STAR.]
Baltimore, Oct. 9th.— When the hosts
of natives and former residents of this
state return for Maryland’s Old Home
Week celebration, October 13th to 19th,
they will find their friends and rela-
tives here have not overlooked arrange
ments to give them an opportunity to
visit the State Capital and enjoy an
inspection of the grounds and buildings
of the magnificent new Naval Academy.
While the big training school for the
future Paul Joneses, Farraguts and
Deweys is a national institution, Mary-
land naturally takes a great deal of
pride in the establishment, and Mary-
landers feel that they have more than
a half interest with Uncle Sam in the
sturdy youths who are learning the art
of war here, and in the cause they rep-
resent.
While Bultimore is to be the head-
quarters of the home-comers during
the great reunion, one day has been
set apart for a visit to the ancient cap-
ital of the old commonwealth, Annapo-
lis, and it will be upon the occasion of
this pilgrimage of home folks and
home comers to that historic city that
a general inspection of the indescrib-
ably beautiful grounds and structures
of the Naval Academy will be made.
‘On Patriotic Day of Old Home Week,
excursions will be run by rail and wa-
ter from this city and all other parts of
the state to Annapolis, and it is esti-
mated that the quaint old town will be
besieged by such a host as never be-
fore visited it.
The buildings of the great training
school are not short of all that is mag-
nificent and superb. The United
States government has just about com-
pleted the expenditure of $10,000,000 in
making them the most perfect struc-
tures in the world for the purposes for
which they are designed. Whether
viewed from land or from water, they
present a massive and majestic appear-
ance. Hundreds of persons have trav-
eled across the ocean for a sight of
them, and they will doubtless ever re-
main one of the principal points of in-
terest for those who pride themselves
on the achievements of their country.
Patriotic citizens will find another
absorbing feature of interest in the
Old Home Week program, which is to
be the bombardment of Fort McHenry,
a realistic reproductioniof the historic
engagement of a century ago. The
government has consented to lend sev-
eral warships to assist in this spectacu-
lar production.
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Two’s a Plenty, Four’s a Crowd
When in a Buggy.
Last Saturday night two couples
drove into town perched in a light bug-
gy drawn by two Berlin livery horses,
and they were promply arrested after
arriving here, for the owner of the
buggy and team wanted them “pulled
in” and held until they made satisfac-
tion for overdoing his horses and ve-
hicle.
The couples consisted of two young
men answering to the names of H. J.
McQuade and F. J. O’Brien, of Berlin,
and two girls from Coal Run giving
their names as Miss Eaton and Miss
HotehKkiss.
Of course, the buggy was well filled,
as were also some of the occupants, if
all reports are true, and they all seem-
ed to be out for a high old time. The
young men spent the night in the little
borough hotel on the hill, and the girls
were comfortably quartered at Hay’s
hotel until the next day, when they
were escorted home by an officer. The
young men were allowed to depart in
peace, unattended, after they made
satisfaction with the Berlin liveryman.
One of them first called on the editor
of Tue Star, however, and proceeded
to tell him just he should deal
with the affair in case it should be
written up as a matter of news. Of
course we obeyed his instructions—
“nit.” For the life of us, we can’t un-
derstand why it is that so many young
people who continually insist on mak-
ing asses of themselyes in public,
should be so timid about seeing their
names mentioned in a newspaper. No
mercy is due those who have no mercy
on either themselves or on the poor
horses they so frequently abuse.
Cruelty to animals should be pun-
ished by imprisonment, and silly young
girls who delight to ogle, giggle and
associate with worthless young men,
should be bent ever the parental knee
and vigorously caressed with a barrel
stave, and the application should be
made on the bare skin.
how
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the state, all of which will be sold at
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and all things glorious would combine
He thought
how then he’d look across the great
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