VOL IV. NO. 47. THE FULL VOTE. Republicans Nominated the Following Ticket at Saturday's Primary. Although there was very little opposition, a large yote was polled at the Republican Primary on Sat— urday. In the East Ward 122 votes were cast to 113 in the West Ward. Both Committeemen were re-elected they being the only aspirants for that office. The vote : SHERIFF Milton T. Zigler, REGISTER Samuel T. Boyd, 10,930 10,965 COUNTY TREASURER Henry L. Stager 10,944 CLERK OF QUARTER SESSIONS William K. Seltzer Charles S. Whitson, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS S. Millo Herr, Linnaeus R. Reist, Levi 8. Shuman, 765 9,998 10,246 10,486 713 CORONER I. M. Witmer, . . . 10,936 COUNTY AUDITORS Edwin Musser, 10,947 Alban Walton, Ey 10,860 DIRECTORS OF THE POOR Reuben W. Bard, A. B. Sweigart, S. Sheaffer Worst, PRISON INSPECTORS W. Scott Brady, Martin N. Risser, Harry Warfel, 866 10,541 10,246 DELEGATES TO STATE CONVENTION Northern District. Witmer J. Hess, Samuel S. Hess, Harry Mayer, Dr. E. R. Miller, J. C. Redsecker, Samuel S. Stacks, Dr. E. H. Witmer, 451 5,561 5,607 Saas bog NE Eo Following is a list of the County Com- mitteemen elected on Saturday: Conoy--N. R. Hoffman. Donegal, East—Lincoln 8, H.,, G. G. Lindsay; Maytown, Joseph Miller; Spring- ville, J. M. Raymond. Donegal, West—Joseph Daveler. East Hempfield — Landisviile, Q. Reitzel; Petersburg, D. W. Graybill. Mount Joy Borough—East ward, J. F. Fenstermacher; west ward, H. C. Myers. Mount Joy Twp.—Lower, J. G. Zeller; Milton Grove, 8, R. Gibble. Rapho—Newtown, Wm, Strickler; Sport ing Hill, Levi Fissel; Strickler’s 8S. H., E. Eby; Union Square, A. 8. Brubaker. 0. The primary election on Saturday afternoon passed off quietly in Kast Donegal township. The vote was a comparatively light one. At the Lincoln box 79 votes were polled, anl at Maytown, 81, Father Mysterous. Mrs. H. H, Brandt of No. 11 South Mary Street, Lancaster, formerly-ot this place, wife of Con- fectioner Drandt, was hurt under rather mysterious circumstances on Sunday evening, while she was on her way to church with her child Near the corner of West King and Mary streets she suddenly felt a blow back of the right ear, and, put- ting her hand up, found a wound which bled freely. Believ- ing she was shot, Mrs, Brandt hur- ried as fast as possible to Dr, Prizer’s office, where the wound was dressed, It looked as though it might have been made by an air rifle or a tor- pedo, Police Sergeant Negley, who looked np the case, inclining to the latter belief. A Mr. Fisher, who resides in the neighbor of the oc- currence, saw a couple of young men run away just after Mrs. Brandt was hurt, and other persons say they heard a shot, So far the police haye not iearned who the person was who hurt Mrs, Brandt, The affair created considerable excite- ment in tke vicinity of West King and Mary streets. scalp ————— Pp ———— Mt. Joy: Athletic Association. A number of enthusiastic citizens met at Dr, E. W. Garber’s pharmacy last evening and organized what will be known as the Mount Joy Athletic Association, The grounds on Columbia Avenue have already been leased and will be put in shape ere long. The association will be limited to thirty members and was formed he purpose of recrea- a ‘the snape of croquet, tether, fl,’ lawn tennis, ete, At last igus meeting the following offi- cers were elected : Pres; \Dr. O, G. Longenecker, V. Pres. —Prof. G. E. Mark, Bec.—Chas, A, Greider, Treas,—W, W. Cassel, Executiye Committee—Dr. J, J. wpher, Rey. IK. J. Stewart, Dr. V. Garber, THE WEEKLY BULLETIN Deeds Transferred. Mary Wertz to E. S. property mn Florin, $800. Anca Clark to E. E. property in Florin, $1,200. Jacob Hostetter to E. S. Weaver, property in Fiorin, $150.25, Weaver, Weaver, Levi Kreider to Martha B. Kreid- er, property in. Rapho, $1,400. Henry P. Baer to E. S. Weaver, 7 lots of ground in Florin, $2,000. A. L. Brandt to Alice Brandt, property in East Donegal, $3,200. F. B. N. Hoffer to B. F. Garber, property in Mt. Joy borough, $3,015. Aaron S. Seigrist to John S. Eby, property iu Mt Joy borough, $1,610. Abraham Horst to Martha B. Kreider, tract of land in Rapho, $378. E. F. Gamber’s administrator to S. P. Lytle, property in Mount Joy, $1,500. Jesse Harbold to Henry N. Wit- mer, property in Mt. Joy township, $1,600. Joseph K. Landis to Frances Weaver, property in West Donegal, 2,000, Caroline M. Marsh's excentor to Henry M. Engle, property in Mcunt Joy, $2,300. William Hodlines’ executors to A. L. Brandt, property in East Done- gal, 3,200. B. in Martha tract of John B. Shreiner to Kreider, small Rapho, 180. land Caroline Baumbach to Joseph Ebersole, property in Mt. Joy bor- ough, 750, William Hoftines’ Jesse L. Heisey, Dcnegal, $600, Abraham Hershey’s trustee to Alice Brandt, tract of land in East Donegal, $552. Charles A. Greider to Clint 8, Longenecker, property in Mt. Joy borough, $3,150. executors to property in East Benjamin B. Eickelherger vo E. S. Weaver, tract of land in Kast Donegal, $404.89, C. R. Hoffman to J. C, Ilein, 87 wres and 119 perches of land in West Donegal, $900. Peter H, to John E. tish, 29 acres and 76 perches of* and in Conoy, $1,950, Lehman Abraham G. Shelly’s administrat- or to Benjamin G. Shelly, 9# acres of land in Rapho, $7,200. Mary Ellen Sheaffer to J. Clay- ton Hein, 42 acres and 129 perches of land in West Donegal, $1,000. John M. Stern's assignee to Mar- garet Stern, 103 acres and 138 perches of land in Rapho, $7,324,0.. H. L. Mooney to David B. Coop- er, property in Mt. Joy borough, $3,500, subject to a mortgage of $1,500. Henry N. Witmer to Jacob G. Greider, 19 acres and 112 perches of land in West Donegal, £1,700, sub- ject to charges of $2,000. Joseph S. Risser to Benjamin H, Greider, 52 acres and 108 perches of land, partly iu Mt. Joy and West Donegal townships, 12,000. Levi H. Haverstick’s trustee to Jacob L. Lindemuth, 107 acres and 102 perches of land rin Rapho, $7, 871.38, subject to a charge of $3,000. Party and Baloon Ascension. On Thursday evening a surprise party was held for Allen Morton, little son of Walter Morton and wife of Maytown, at the home of Allen’s grandparents Wm, H, Gantz and wife, The event was a very enjoyable one and will long be re- membered by the young man. A baloon ascension took place that evening. _— Took Charge of Mill. Samuel W. Shrite, of this borough has taken charge of Stauffer’s mill recently operated by Irvin G. Brandt, who has moved to Mount- villee Mr. Shrite will move his family to the mill residence, Fell Off a Wagon. Albert Myers was riding on the rear end of a wagon when he acoi- dentally fell off, landing heavily on the ground, He was badly out about the head, Dr, John J, Newpher attended him, MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19, 1905 SCHOOL REPORT Names of Pupils Who Have Not Missed a Day the Past Month. High School—Charles Cassel, John Glv- ens, Hershey Longenecker, Harvey Cur- gan, Ray Engle, Lehman Swarr, Henry Reist, Jonas Brubaker, Curist Walters, Bertha Webb, Elizabeth G-eenawalt, May Grissinger, Mabel Hoffer, Margaret Ray- mond, Mary Reist, Ruth Stoll, Ida Shires, Martha Eby, Ella Campbell, Ada Shelley, Myrtle Beatty, Hilda Earnshsw, Mary Dearbeck, Ruth Hoffman, Bertha Missi- mer. Chas. B. Shank, Teacher. Grammar School—Mary Hoffer, Myrtle Walters, May Zeller, Elizabeth Bleyer, Joe Breneman, Edgar Eshleman, Walter Root, Aaron Rye, Kensey Stewart; Walter Welfley. Lulu Greiner, Teacher. Intermediate School — Ralph Cramer, John Frank, Walter Greiner, Bysshe Hei- lig, Arthur Hofter, John Longenecker,Guy Culp, Walter Eby, Frank Germer, Melvin Peffer, Clara Arnts, Annie Myers, Esther Shelly, Hattie Witmer, Lydia Carpenter, Annie Hendrix, Daisy Panabecker, Eva Strickler. Carrie Druckenmiller, Teacher. Secondary School—Charles Funk, Rus- sell Myers, Roy Pennell, Willie Roberts, Walter Stewart, Willis Greenawalt, Ed- ward Rye, LeRoy Shaeffer, Reuben Shell- enberger, Harry Snyder, Viola Baker, Mary Cunningham, Esther Ebersole, Lucy Gib- bons, Cora Jackson, Theda Metzler, Anna Witmer, Esther Frank, Ruth Brown, An- na M. Renner, Teacher. Fourth Primary—Frances Bailer, Elsie Brown, Pauline Germer, Viola Siller, Marie Klugh, Mamie Klugh, Katie Shire, Margaret Dearbeck, May Flowers, Mary Reinhart, Minnie Way, Harry Carpenter, Harry Greiner, Clarence Newcomer, Nel- son Shickley, Berwood Zeller, Harry Bru- baker, Carson Engle, Clyde Eshleman, Walter Good, Roy Good, Howard Arnts, Oliver Easton, Howard Haines, Omer Kramer, Charles Smith, Martin Ksuffman. Lou Kuhns, Teacher. Third Primary School—Muriel Greena- walt, Lizzie Wagner, Rebecca Helman, Sara Kramer, Ruth Panabecker, Frances Shellenberger, Esther Reist, Franklin Funk, Bennie Hoffer, Bernard Ebersole, Clarence Campbell, Wilma Frank, Flor ence Heilig, Matilda Mumma, Ruth Bow- man, Bennie Groff, Herbert Frank, Harold Brown, Jennie Wiumer, Katie Yingst, Abram Jackson, Arthur Nixdorf, Harvey Sumpman, Elizabeth Brubaker, Teacher. Second Primary School—Catherine F Breneman, Laura Brown, May Eshleman, Susie Childs, Gladys Flowers, Grace Pannebecker, Eva Shrite, Theda Walters, Emma Givens, Owen Greenawalt, Edgar Missemer, Thomas Coolidge, Mary Gillums, Raymond Nissly, Martha Fuhrman, Viola Ream, Beathel Bailer, Willie Cunningham, Christ Heilig, Esther Weber, Carl Dyer, Samuel Greenleaf, John Schroll, George Barto, Mary E. Newpher, Teacher. First Primary School—Ruth Brubaker, Ethel Yofte, Dora Wagner, Walter Pennell, Arthur Moyer, Irvin Heisey, Warren Esh- leman, Ellsworth Shrite, Austin Fellen- bavm, John Reist, Lillie Weidman, Mazie Metzler, Musser Stauffer, Jay Klugh, El. mer Zerphy, Mabel Geistweit, mary Jack- son, Clara Campbeli, Dorothy Myers, Ben- nie Eby, Howard Landis, Howard Greena- walt, Eva Germer. Mrs. M. G. Miller, Teacher. A OBITUARY NOTES John K, Masterson, of Manheim, died at his home on Tuesday even- ing, aged 73 years, 3 months and 29 days. He was a member of the German Baptist church. Three children survive as follows : John A. residing at Florin; Irwin, at Maytown, and Emma, wife of John Dutt, at Birmingham, Kansas} also, three sisters, Mrs. Fanny Shreiner, residing in Manheim ; Mrs. Annie Becker, in Rapho township, and Maria, wife of Henry Snyder, at Sporting Hill. Catharine Mathiot, one of the oldest residents of East Petersburg and vicinity, died Friday morning at the home of Christian Gamber, in that village. Deceased was in the ninety-fourth year of her age, and death was due to the infirmities incident to o!d age. She wasa member of the Old Mennonite church. Several nieces and nephews survive, Miss Maude Shreiner, a daughter of Ed. Shreiner and wife of Harris— burg, died at her home in that city, aged 12 years, 11 months.and 2 days. She is suryived by Ler parents and two brothers, The remains were brought here and interred on Mon- day. stmt ttl meepimn Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday, which marks the beginning of Holy Week, was ob- served in the churches on Sunday with special services. Friday is Good Friday and Holy Week ends at midnight next Saturday. All the images in the Catholic church will be veiled during the present week and on Sunday palms were blessed and distributed, Will Wed. Frank H, Shultz, of Mount Joy, aud Blanche M. Buller, of Maytown, 50 CENTS A YEAR - PERSONALS. Ephraim Baker and wife were at Mt. Gretna Monday and Tuesday. Miss Mary Miller of Reading was the guest of Mrs. I. E. Runk last week. M’ 5 Kate Strout of Lynn, Mass,, it Mee uest of Mrs. Witmer in this plioe# . K4tffman Keller, son of Z. W. Keller and wife of town, is now in London, Edgar Hamaker and Willis Freed were at Lancaster Saturday night and Sunday. I. D. Stehman spent Sunday and Monday with friends at Millersville and Lancaster. Miss Nellie Naylor of Lancaster, was a guest in the family of Jacob Shrite on Sunday. Irvin Eaches, a salesman in Williamson’s store at Lancaeter, spent Sunday in town, Miss Katie Witmer, mother, and guest Miss Kate Fisher Strout spent Saturday with friends at Landisville. Frank Brunner of Philadelphia, is the guest of his brother and moth-¢ er in this borough since Thursday. Mrs. Milton O. Wittle was called to Manheim on Friday on account of the sudden serious illness of her sister. Miss Edith and Mable Cooper, of Salunga, were the guests of their brother David Cooper and wife on Friday. Christian Kauffman, Raymond McCune and Edgar- Weaver of Cordelia, called on friends here on Sunday, - Mrs, S. M. Witwer and grand- daughter, Miss Katie Fisher Strout left this forenoon fer the latter’s home at Lynn, Mass. Ned Pennell, John Shires and Abram Rinhart were sent transpor— tation and will go to Reading this week where they will undergo an examination for -pusitions on the Reading road. Edgar Martin, a son of D. M. Martin, formerly of town, will en- list in the U. S. navy in the near future. The young man’s many friends here wish him success in his new venture, Governor Visits Our Section. Governor Samuel W. Pennypacker and wife were on Saturday visitors to Marietta, having been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Hiestand, at their country home. The visit was a purely social une, the Governor being a cousin of Mrs. Hiestand, and haying been of the wedding party when the then Miss Elida Whitaker, of Phoeniy -ille, became Mrs. Hiestand. Durmg the after. noon points of interest were visited, including the historic old eburch at Donegal and Maytown, the birth place of the late General Simon Cameron. To an interviewer in Marietta the Governor expressed himself as delizhted with this place aud its surroundings, and said he will surely come again. The dis tinguished couple returned to the Capital City at 6:05 p. n., over the Pennsylvania Railroad. n—————— A Wintry Snap. Sunday’s weather gave us a most unpleasant surprise, for it was more like an early November day than April 16. The mercury took a de- vided drop Saturday night, and several times on Sunday it snowed, the heaviest flurry being about three o'clock. For awhile, not long, to be sure, the air seemed as full of snow flakes as during au old. fashioned winter storm. The day was alternately bright and cloudy, Old Sol doicg his best to shine, dut only succeeding in getting out from behind the clouds at intervals, Sixteen New Members. The following persons were taken into the Lutheran charch on Sun. day: H. C. Schock, Fras Schock, Frank G. Drabenstadt, Keller, Claud 8, Zelle Mrs. Wm, Dillinger, M Witmer, Mrs. Geo. Sille Dyer, Miss Sara E, H Ethel Harry, Miss Annie By letter: Mrs. I, M, I C. 8. Longegecker, M Aulthouse, LOCAL HAPPENINGS. Happenings of the Week Told in a Brief Yet iteresting Mannner. The malt house closed season on Thursday. Wednesday, April 12, to Mr. and Mrs. John Eberle, a son. Mrs, James Glatfelter is cottred to her bed with rheumatism. The High School ball team will open the season at E’town Saturday John Lockard quit his job at the cotton mill and is now at Lancaster Friday, April 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eshleman, of this borough, a son. For Rent—Four large rooms, pleasant location. Apply at this office. A pig with seven ears was born in the lower end of this ccunty recently. For Sale—A No. 8 steel range in good condition. Apply, at this office. Levi Dillinger moved into the property vacated by Eli Ebersole on Thursday, : P. N, Musser was in town" last week in the interest of the Peana. Telephone Co. The DeLong [Donegal Farms received a carload cases on Monday. 3 Abram Sprout was released from duty at the cotton mills and is mow working at Schock’s. R. D, Irvin has taken charge of the store, (formerly Hertzler’s,) in the east end of town. The personal property sale of the late Elizabeth Patterson, will be held next Tuesday afternoon. Poultry of egg The hctel license of H. L. Mooney of this place, was transferred to David B. Cooper on Friday. The carpenters began work on a new wagon shed to be erected by John M. Brandt near the mill, F. A. Ricker has been granted for the Stable For Sale at a Bargain for spot cash. Six year old, good sound lumber. Stable but little used, Owner has no further use. Size, 26x30 ft., "main frame 6x6, Hem. 14 ft. high; lower floor 8x7; upper 6x7; roof pitch 1 1-2, 1300 ft. frame pinned together. Dowels all siding and flooring. Cut nails, could be taken apart with small breakage; 30,000 ft. lumber, worth $400 more or less. Labor $50, 18 in. beaded matched siding. Foun- dation walls 18 perches stone, rear wall reserved; wagon shed 12x26. All doors roll on iron track. H lw. $9.00, spouting $7.00; 100 feet white pine; 15 in. yellow pine flooring, good shingle roof, plank, win lows, etc. Said stable could be re-con- verted into a single or doubls house at small cost by a practical man. The Mt. Joy builders notwithstand ing, have lived in a reconverted stable 20x30, made into a double house, Greenville, Pa., with front and rear porches, rented 20.00 per month, have plans, ete. Frame has no nails, could be sawed to suit. A. H. Cooli lge, Mt. Joy, Pa. Box 180. Landisville Campmeetin3. The Board of Control of the Lan- disville Campmeeting Association held a meeting on Friday, President George EK. Wisner presiding, Rev. Dr, J. G. Bickerton, of Philadel- phia, was again elected Spiritual Director, and a committee consist— ing of Dr. Bickerton and Dr. J. L. Withrow, was appointed to select a mueical director. The boarding house will be leased at a later meet- ing. Some discussion took place over a proposition to abolish the eun- trance fees, but definite action was postponed. Assurances were Ir -— ceived that the trolley line from Lancaster to Lardisyille, which will eventually be continued to Mount Joy, will be in operation by the ts pial. et i A 4 ii : teti@¥s of administration on the cas | Wie tHe calling opens. tate of Mrs. dec. See ad. E. C. Hertzler moved to Millers- ville last Wednesday where he took charge of the store which he recent. ly purchased. Charles Haines quit his job at the Grey Iron Works on Saturday and has accepted a position at IHubley’s at Lancaster, Walter Kreiner, of Lancaster, formerly of town, is a juryman on the Quarryvil'e murder case which is being tried this week. Daniel Stark and wife wish to tender their thanks to all those whe assisted during the sickness and the funeral of their daughter, Elizabeth Patterson; Thomas Hiestand, who resides a: short distance south of town, will: enroll as a student at Williamson school in the very near future, B. M. Haverstick, dairyman, is erecting a building on his lot near: the Farmer’s creamery in which to keep milk and his dairy outfit, A musical program was the fea- ture of the festiyal for the benefit of the High School base ball club, in the| Hall Saturday evening. John Smeltzer and George Way clashed in a rough-and-tumble pugilistic encounter up town on Saturday night, Better cut it out young men, The degree team of Otsego Tribe will go to Florin tonight where it will assist in the public installation of the officers elect of Sagwa Tribe No, 158, 1. O. R. M. Henry B. Gibble of Rapho ship, was injure stumps wa hit wity injury" Tuesda Mest well ki sectio) Hows Cisvil mans ne ng being A painful brain last & Hess, tle drillers of ‘this utting down a well for ffer & Bro,, near Lan - will erect a double ummer. Defeat. noon the iron I. C. made the br the second time tune of n is fast round. ve feel assured e majority of teams hustle 14 to 5, Installation and Banquet. H. L. Stager has been re-elccted D. D. G. M. of Odd Fellows for this Jdistriet.' Mr. Stager installed the officers of Mount Joy Lodge on last night. About 25 members from Elizabethtown were presentand after the installation all were entertained at Bube’s Central House, ~- $10 Reward. | Lost—Ladie’s hand satchel on 2.20 p. m. train between Laacaster and Rheems, Tuesday 18th, con- tiined sim of money and annual pass. $10 reward and no questions asked for its return to J. H. Stoll, agt., Mount Joy. amr Manheim Visitors. Aaron’ B, Stoner and J. 8, Shell- enbergery two prominent citizens of our neighboring borough, Manheim, called on friends here on Thursday and also inspected Mr. Stoner’s handsome monument in the Mount Joy cemetery, - Unclaimed Letters. Following is a list of letters un- called for at the Mount Joy post office, April 19, 1905 : Florence Schafer, Tobias Lauchman, J. Fred Fenstermacher, I*ost Master. A Watchman at the Bridge. Joseph A. Hall, a P. R. R. con- ‘ductor who lost his right arm sever- al months ago, has been appointed a switchman on the new bri lge west of Shock’s’ mills. He will duty on Monday next, Ground for tha Hauling. Any person in need of ground, cap have same for removing it. Also a lot of lime stone for curb and mason work at reasonable prices. Apply to Wm, H, Gantz, Mt. Joy. £0 on Public Installation. There will be a public irstallation of the officers of Sagawa ‘I'ibe No. 158, 1, ©.°R, M., at Florin, this evening by District Deputy George Cucningham, Hogs Stole Pork. The smoke house of Frank Em- g'viler, at Salunga, was robbed g the meav of a 400-ponnd ho some hoggish thief opthd % xe THE WEEKLY BULLETIN ACTUALLY HAS A LARGER LOCAL CIRCULATION THAN ANY MOUNT JOY NEWSPAPER ee FLORIN NOTES. fe Many Brief Items of Ipterest Throughout This Sefition. Ralph Morton isfuite ill at his home. Ed Steigerwald of Harrisburg, is visiting in this plage. John Ritter made a flying trip to Harrisburg on wd H. G. Musselman of Harrisburg was the guest of his parents. Contractor Menaughiraised Hen- ry Young’s house last eek. George Howard made a business trip to Lancaster on Monday. Mrs. Florence Yellets lof Clear: field, is visiting friends : town. Charles Menaugh of Middletown paid his parents a visit on Sunday. Mrs. Elmer Schlegelmilch was at Maytown on Monday the| guest of relatives, Oliver K. Snyder of Williamson school, is home with his payents over Easter. \ Rev. Shires was at Catawiss\a on Tuesdy where he preached a eral sermon. Jefferson Bishop, wife and daugrh- ter, spent Sunday with friends Jat Elizabethtown. \ Messrs. Miller and Peirce of Ca- lumbia, transacted business in ou! town Monday. Mrs. Mary Dissinger of Landis- | ville, 'was the guest of Mrs. Ed. Booth on Sunday. Miss Annie M. Wittle was the guest of Miss Nettie Hostetter at Lancaster on Sunday. Miss Blanche Zeller, head trim- mer at Hager’s store in Lancaster, was home on Sunday. Misses Ella Easton and Mary Wenger of Lancaster, were Sunday visitors to our town. Mrs. H. E. Trout and two daugh ters are the guests of her mother “Mrs. Amel® Metzroth, ™ John Baker and family of near Lawn, were guests of Henry Young and family on Sunday. Very appropriate Easter services will be held in the United Breth- ren church on Sunday evening. W..C. Bates, wife and daughter were the guests of their daughter Mrs. Herr near Donegal on Sunday Miss Annie Hostetter and Miss Roth and gentleman friend of Lan- caster, visited in our village on Sunday. Mrs. Henry Wittle and—datgh- ters Anna, Emina and Edna, were guests of friends in Lancaster on Saturday. A little ddughter of C. A. Wiley and wife won a prize from the N. A. on Sunday. This is the second she received. While Miss Katie Watson was washing a window, a pane of glass broke and cut a deep gash in her hand. Dr. Newpher attended her. NEWTOWN, John Divet of Columbia, visiteq his parents in this place on Sune day. : Samuel Myers beautified all his buildings by applying a coat of _ paint. Preaching services will be held at 7 p. m, on Sunday by the pastor in charge. Clayton Spahr and family of Landisville, were the guests of Abram Mumma on Sunday. Lewis Resh and wife and Mrs. Emanuel Myers, of town, paid a visit to Richard Frank at York on Saturday and Sunday. The primary meeting for the nomination of county officers, was held last Saturday in this place but was poorly attended as only 32 votes were polled out of 137 voters assessed in this district, - Donegal Sunday-School Officers. The Sunday-school of Donegal Presbyterian church, on Sund elected the following officers ; erintendent, Dr, J, L. Ziegler sistant Superintendent, Winfield L. Heisey : Secretary, 'M. Brandt; Margaret
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