VOL. VIII.
I'HE BULLETIN’'S (
Eight Will Graduate
Annual Commencement Exercises
of the Mount Joy High School
Next Monday evening
The following is the program for
ne imencement execises of the
High
sSenlor
School
Class
Mt
The members of
oy Borough
the
have comple ted their examinations
for graduation.
be de
and are all eligible
The
livered by Anna C.
Salutatorial essay will -
Dearbe ck, and
be
Greenawalt,
given by
[t
o call attention to
f the
the valedictory will
Gertrude G iS no
re than fair t
fact that
tatorian and valedictorian were
the averages o
cally the same. The general
the i
9 while that of the valedictor-
e of salutatorian 1s
Ein ste Burg, Martin
1 School Chorus,
Bossert
Fields of Clover”
i ttion-
Chorus the
A Geibel,
Ess:
lar,”’ Anna C
“Over
High School.
ry---‘“The Almighty
Dearbeck
Essay---The Sphere
N. Hershey.
Essay--The Maid of
Hoffer.
Instrumental Duet-—Delta Kappa Epsilon
March, A. H.
hoar and Ruth Nissley
Class History and
Ol
Mary
O1 leans,
2ase, narlotte jase-
ease Charlotte Ba
Prgphecy—-Martha M,
Stauffer,
Oration-- Taft’s Cabinet, Walter F. Root.
Presentation Oration-- Edgar 1,
nian,
Double Octette~-The
Misses
Grove,
Witmer.
Deacon,
Baker, Greenawalt, Brown,
ibersole, Shelley, Flowers,
Me
Rittgers, I
Smith, Anna
8, Brubaker, Newp
leman, Root,
Madeiria, ;
I.eader
Mantle Orationr--Samuel
Ww
Junior Response-- arrel
Fesay Valedictory--Beyo
, Gertrude G. G
Vocal Solo---Redemption, R.
Viola Baker.
» peed h to G
Address---Prof.
Instrumental Solo
I Mundchen Fritz
St
adchen mit dem
Spindler,
) shey.
Presentation of 1
er. Pres, School
Chorus, ‘Merry June,”
School.
Deacon.
Benediction--Rev. J. E.
a
Sociable and Apron Bazarr
The Ladies Mite Society of the
hold
apron bazaar on
Thursday April 29th at
7.30; J. M. Brandt.
The following menu will be served:
Ham
with mayonnaise,
Presbyterian church will a
a sociable and
evening,
at the home of
new
tomatoes
sandwiches,
i
cheese, straws,
strawberry and vanilla ice cream,
cake, coffee, swiss cheese.
Young Man of Promise
Mr. A. Hering, a student at
Mt. Airy
filled the pulpit
1»
13.
Seminary, Philadelphia, |
of the Trinity
Fvangeli of
church
this place, Sunday, he absence
regular pastor who is ill
of the
Mr.
promise,
yung man of
Hering is a y«
and preached two very
satisfactory sermons.
-
Purchased New Autos
How ar 1
with a very handsome Haines tour-
Longenecker is about
ing car since last week.
Martin B. H
Maxwell runabout
cysed at Lancaster |
isstand is sporting a
hg
veek,
which pur
Talk About “Yellowism”
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George Halbleib of this ]
Friday. This
that a smart (7?
iter”
town
had born to a “ “Tues-
day.”
Car Off The Track
Local was ting on
While
Fred Baker's si
derailed.
Monday a car
ding
was The train crew
however succeeded in replacing the
car after an hour’s work.
A Pair of Beauties
Harry Darrenkamp received a
17 14 |
were |
it weighed
They
pair of shad th:
pounds this week.
beauties and we believe there are |
few that grow finer.
Stock Sold Well
Lancaster and Mount Joy rail- |
way stock was sold for $59.25 a |
share at Lancaster on Monday
NO. 47
ment in front of the church
| Rev. W. H. Egge
I
TRCULATION
IS MORE THAN

MOUNT JOY, PENNA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28, 1909
TRIP

LE THAT OF THE

Early Closing Movement
I'he following merchants of this
place have agreed to close
business every evening at
plac © of
ix o'clock. Tuesdays and Satur-
days excepted, from Monday, May
10th to October 1st, inclusive;
Messrs, H. KE. Ebersole, John H.
Buohl, G. Moyer, Getz Brothers,
B. Bernhart & Co, I. D.
man, D. I'. Gable, H. S. Newcomer,
M. S. Bowman, Wolf Yoffe, J. G.
Metzgar and Simon Menaugh.
-
S. Bene-
New Pavements and Coping
H. H Krall
pavement on West Main street and
all the that
ide of the street with two except—
recently relaid his
property owners on
following suit in a
The
f Simeon Menaugh’s
Miss Mary
putting concrete coping along the
entire front of
James Glatfelter
ons are now
certain sense pavement in
front « store is
being relaid, Kuhn is
her property, and
is also putting
concrete coping along his yard and
his pavement Hector Henry is
doing the IKuhn conereting and
Elmer Heisey is displaying his skill
on the Glatfelter job.
-
Met Monday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of
the W.C.T. 1 held at the
home of Mrs. 1. D. Stehman on
Mrs Z. W. Kel-
ler was elected press reporter and
Mrs. John S.
report of
was
Monday evening.
Eby made an excellent
the recent meeting at
Lancaster. A donation of $2 was
received and voted to the
Willard memorial fund.
held
t
}
tne
The next
¢
asi
of
meeting will be on the |
Monday in May at home
Mrs. Stehman.
“They Are Coming Back’
Merchants all over the
and
]
weeks
county
e received cards letters,
ng the last few bearing
the words
Are Coming
fol-
2 I'hey
Back.” A number of robberies
lowing at certain places, were uas-
sociated with these missives.
S0 happens that it is
an
1mng scheme of
any announcing the fact that
sons, who nave used other patterns
for a time, are coming back
and a
-n
certain patterns
Cows, Hogs and Bulls
On Thursday, May 6,
tel in Florin, E M. Souder will sell
lot of
which are some good
at the
another fine cows
bageers and
consisting of
Also
fine
150
extra big milkers
Holsteins
some stoek
and Durhams.
and a lot of
to
the
and
bulls
shoats weighing from 40
pounds. You all know
of stock Ed usually sells this
lot
Don’t forget
May 0.
— —-
should
the date, Thursday,
Evangelical Improvements
Marked
way
improvements are now
at
church and parsonage.
under the
B
ings are being repainted, the pave-
repaired and electric lights are be-
The
and
ing installed in the church.
used
Tungsten globes will be
current from the Elizabethtown
' plant.
It's on Saturday, May |
Intending purchasers should re-
member that liveryman Ed
is quitting business and will sell an!
excellent livery outfit at public sale
on Saturday afternoon, He has
eighteen head of horses,
qurrevs. jennvlinds. harness I: z=} 3 . . . ws
surreys, jennylinds, harness, blank | cordially invite our white friends
| to
C. H. Zeller will call the
ets ete
sale.
-
Amspacker-Peopples
In the United Evangelical
sonage Saturday evening, Quintin
par-
Amspacker and Miss Elizabeth Peo-
ples were united in
officiated. The
young couple enjoy the well wishes
of a host of friends.
——
Please Bear in Nind
That the undersigned will prose-
| cute any person or persons depos.
iting rubbish on his property at
“Spooky Hill.” Harry Shoemaker,
— ee
STOP
while ~ Elizabethtown and Florin [At Getz. Bros. you see the latest
brought $56.75.
in hats.
their
holy. wedlock |
It |
ad vertis- |
a publishing comp- |
per- |
for |
magazine |
| Sunday
ho-!
among |
kind
have your attention. |
Evangelical |
th build- |
will be!
! of Macedonia A. M. L.
Ream |
| the
{ by.Rev. F. L.
buggies, |
I'rances |
{son John at Springfield, Ohio
Our Card Basket
Persons That Were Visiting Since
Our Last Issue—Read Their
Whereabout.
Miss Mame Kuhns and her neph-
ew John Murphy spent Monday at
Rheems.
J. Zeller
ness at the county court
B.S. transacted busi-
house on
Monday.
Miss Mame Kuhns left today to
spend two weeks among friends in
New Holland.
The smiling
Farmer of Harrisburg was
countenance of A.
Gr. seen
on our streets on Monday.
Harvey Roberts’ smiling counten-
thor-
ance was visible on the main
ough-fares of the Capital City on
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fickes and Mr,
spent Sunday
and Mrs. J.
Lancaster,
Mr.
Herr of
here as guests of
Gi. Metzgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ream and Miss
are
at
Bessie Black of Philadelphia,
visiting their mother and aunt
l.ebanon, Pa.
Mrs. Irvin Baker and Miss Liz-
| zie Baker spent Monday and Tues-
day at Florinel as guests of the
former’s parents.
Elam Jones, car inspector at
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia,
hter Mrs.
100
5
William Tyndall on Sunday.
was the guest of his dat
John F. Pyle is on his way east
after spending the Winter with his
He
Harrisburg last week
arrived at
. . .«l. .
and will visit here this week
Mr. Joslin, the aged gentleman
that took ill at LL
in March and was removed to
Conn.,
P. Heilig’s early
his
home in New Haven, died
at the home of his daughter in that
city on Easter Sunday.
-e
Church Notes.
M E.
Sunday
Preaching in the Ilorin
church at 2.30 p. m. next
by Rev. J. E. Deacon.
LUTHERAN
usual
at
a.
on Sunday.
1.30
and 7 p. m.
Services
School
as
p.m.
Preaching at 10 m.
REFORMED MENNONITE
The Reformed Mennonites will
have services Sunday evening, May
Henry H. of
All in-
2 at 7.30 by Fisher
Lancaster. are cordially
vited.
EVANGELICAL
m. Preach-
Rev. W. H.
10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m
the
Sunday School at 9 a.
ing by the minister,
e at
Fog
The public will please note
change of time of the evening ser-
vices from 7 to 7.30. In the even-
the
ject: An Infallible Yardstick.
ing pastor will have for his sub-
METHODIST
m. Preach
7.30 .p. 'm.
Israel
Sunday School 9.30 a.
ing 10.30
Subjects:
God’s
about the Sabbath.
meeting at 6.45 Dp.
League at 4.30 p. m.
ing this evening at 7.30
a. m. and
A Mother in
and
and
Command’s Promises
Young people’s
m. Junior
Prayer meet
MACEDONIA A. M. E.
Fourth Quarterly meeting
church will
The
be held Sunday, May 2nd, 1909.
Lovefeast in the morning. After-
[noon at 3 o’clock administration of
Lord’s Supper and preaching
Mt. Zion
We
Harris, of
A. M. E. church, Atglen, Pa.
come and hear Rev. Harris,
| Rev. Mitchel Lewis, pastor.
|

CHURCH OF GOD
Preaching
Morn-
Sunday School 9.30.
10.30 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.
ing subject, *‘Seed Sowing.”
ing subject, “The Apostle of Ma-
ture Agu.” Junior, 6.00 p. m.
Senior Endeavor 6.30 p.m. On
Friday evening at 7.30 the pastor
will entertain at his home the mem
bers of the Senior and Junior
Bible Classes. All the members
are cordially invited to be present.
May 9, in the morning will be ob-
observed as “Mother’s Day.”
Even
Wanted
A lot of second-hand brick. Ap
ply at this office.

OBITUARY NOTES
Sam Matt
residents
I'ridy, one of |
the best of
county died Monday aged 72 years.
Fri ly
known
Boker— Benjamin F. Baker of |
Marietta, inday after a |
five weeks’ He born |
in that borough and lived there all |
died on S
illness. was
his life. |
Hester— Barbara, widow of Fred- |
erick Hester and the oldest
in East Donegal, died at her home
in Maytown on Sunday in her 90th |
persorf |
The following children sur-|
Mrs. Francis Hunter, Mrs. |
Edna Warner, Maytown; W. S
Hester, and Mrs. John F.
stin, Lancaster.
year.
vive:
Hauenstein Mrs IXlizabeth
Hauenstein died at the home of her |
son Jno. Hertzler on North Barbara
street in this place last Thursday
after a long illness aged 82 years
The was |
held from her late home on Mon- |
day with services and interment at
and 2 months. funeral
Lirisman’s.
Hauenstine—Mrs. Elizabeth Hau. |
enstine, widow of Peter Haunstine, |
died at her home, in this place on
Thursday, aged eighty-three years. |
Death was due to infirmities ineid-
The funeral
held on Monday morning from the
John HH. Hertzler,
Barbara street and
at
ent to old age. was |
on |
at 10 |
Mennonite |
|
home of
North
o’clock Erisman’s
church.
at
Vogle—Harry S. Vogle died
his his home in Manhein of tuber- |
culosis on Thursday aged 36 years. |
He formerly taught school in the
townships of Conoy, Mount Joy and |
well
Donegal and is 1herefor every |
His wife and two children |
Mrs. Amos Meshey of this |
Vogle |
known.
survive
place is a sister and George
of Florin is a brother of the deceasd.
Manheim
a’
The {funeral was held
Sunday.
Withers
Withers, widow of the late
M. Withers, died at
Maytown, on Saturday afternoon. |
Mil- |
Elizabeth C.
Dr. M.
in
Mrs.
her home,
One daughter, Mrs. Jacob K.
ler, of
two brothers, Dr. G. C. Fahnestock,
Maytown, survives, also
living in South Carolina, and Du. |
Jas. De Mont
cinnati, Ohio, and one sister,
Fahnestock, of Cin- |
Mrs. |
The
funeral was held Tuesday from her |
John Spangler, of Lancaster.
: 3 : . y 1
late home, with interment in Wood-
ward Hili Cemetery, Lancaster.
G.
Samuel
i tree 2114
| cut down.
Groff —Mrs. Martha Groff,
widow of the late Groff,
died on Sunday at the home of her |
only child, Christian Groff in Flor- |
weeks, |
4
forty- |
illness of six
in, after an
months and
died
She was a mem-—
aged 82 years,
Her
seven years ago.
ber of the Church of the Brethren.
days. husband
The funeral was held this forenon |
of |
the
residence
at
house
at 8 o'clock from the
her son and at 9 o’cloek
Green Tree meeting with
interment in the cemetery adjoin-
ing. «Rev. Salomon Brinser offici-
ated.
Ce Et
Was It Rev. Reitzel? |
|
The following item appeared in |
Wednesday morning’s Philadelphia {
Record but as far as we can learn
not Rev. Chas. F. Reitzel, !
the Church of
it was
former Pastor
God here.
“Mr. and Mrs. Charles
were struck by a freight train on a |
of
|
Reitzel |
crossing near Tamaqua, the former |
having both legs crushed while the
and bruised.”
latter was badly cut
|
Weaver-Eisenberger |
On Wednesday evening a pretty |
solemnized at the;
Eisenberger, |
wedding was
home Abraham
Miss Margie Eisenberger was uni-
ted in marriage to Benjamin Wea- |
ver of Columbia. The ceremony |
was performed in the presence of a |
number of guests by Rev. W. H. |
Egge, pastor of the United Evan- |
|
|
of
gelical church.
a
Lovefeast and Baptizing
Quite a number of persons were :
baptized in the stream near the]
home of Michael Musser in East |
Donegal this forenoon and this|
afternoon a lovefeast is being held
in the church at Cross Roads. An
immense number of people are in
attendance. : J
| Finder will
ling the local base ball
| evening,
|
| kindness to him in
{ words for him we
! with us from the same
| cheers the night.
OTHER
LOCAL PAPER.
COME AND
SEE IT PRINTED

|
|
Local Doings
this |
(tems of Local and General Inter:
est That Occurred Since Our
Last Week's Issue.
For Sale—A good surrey. App-
ly at this office.
Underwear in all styles Getz
3ros., Mount Joy.
Dr. I. L.. Richards has purchased
{a Buick runabout
Forshoes, hats, shirts, neckwear,
ete. go to I. D. Beneman.
Boys’ suits from $2.25 to $6 00
John«#{at Getz Bros., Mount Joy.
Elwood Miller of Middletown, is
the new barber at Joseph Hershey's
tonsorial parlors.
For
horses.
Sale—Two good driving
Inquire of Dt. F. LL. Rich-
ards, Mount Joy, Pa.
The of
Frank, the ice man, may be found
advertisement Charles
in another column.
Lost—A band bracelet.
receive a reward if re-
gold
turned to this office.
Hostetter is treating
Wm.
Christian
his house to a coat of paint.
| aston is doing the work.
Daniel Derr has purchased an
| entire new threshing outfit inelud-
ing a Huber engine and separator.
The Foresters’ band about
town last evening serenading our
was
citizens with sweet strains of music.
Mrs. W. B. Detwiler
the Mrs. Mary Herr lot rear of the
First National bank on private
terms.
purchased
James Glatfelter has two teams
busy hauling work to the various
cemeteries to be erected prior to
Memorial Day.
The combination sale at Win
H,
Gantz’s Farmers’ Inn on Saturday |
| was well attended and quite a suc-
cess for the first
The legal notice of
Brandt, late
township, may be found in our
the estate of
John K. of Rapho
advertising colums.
The hardest proposition confront-
team this
season is where can it rent a suit-
| able field without buying it
Quite a number of Elks from
this place, attended a meeting of
their lodge at Monday
making the trip in autos.
Lancaster
I.ehman,
chestnut
On the farn of Peter
near Elizabethtown. a
feet in circumference was
It of
made 15 cords
wood.
Lost—DBetween Florin and Mount
Joy, a box containing a lady’s lace
collar, a gold pin and a game lotto.
return Mrs. Bessie
Please to
| Hendrix.
eres
To Our Friends in Mount Joy
and Community
We desire to express our heart-
felt thanks to the many friends of
our son Dr. J.M. McCanna for your
life
his short
rand recent illness.
kind
be-
Your deep love and many
appreciate
lizing as
youd utterance, rea g never
before the strength of your friend-
drinking
bitter
ship and love, which is
cup
in life’s night garden.
Your loving presence
Your
with us
aching
hearts, your tears and sobs make
us divinely one.
We gave our boy to you. You
loved, honored and clung to him.
We know that our loss is yours
also and we suffer not alone.
To the medical staff and all who
assisted him in word or deed, we
know was done for us as well as
He, for which we feel an everlast-
ing debt which our Lord will repay
MR. AND Mrs. H. F. McCAaNNA,
Columbia, Pa.
Another Combination Sale
The second big combination sale
{ will be held at William H. Gantz’s
‘armers’ Inn on Saturday, May 8
when another lot of bargains will
be offered. He will sell horses,
general purpose and drivers, cattle,
hogs, large lot of all kinds of light
and heavy wagons, bicycle and a
large lot of household goods. Any
person wishing to dispose of any
thing can do so by bringing same
to the sale.
Deeds Recorded
M. S. Hershey to I. W. Hoffman,
lot in West Donegal: $1,500.
Charles K. Bennett to Annie Mc-
Girl, lot in Mount Joy, $2,500.
H. G Shelly to Jacob Y. Kline,
ct. al., property in Florin; $400.
J. H. Zerpbey to Pauline Bube
tract of land in Mt. Joy; $2,190.
Henry M. Wolgemuth to Frank
Faust, same tract and consideration.
AL. Fryto I. B.
erty in Mt. Joy township; $4,000.
Brubaker to C. G.
Longenecker, lot in Rapho; $78.90
Amos R. AV.
Bricker, 2 tracts of land in Rapho;
$4,200.
M. Musser, guardian, to I. G
Strickler,
$1,500.
J. B. Shaffer to I. B.
tract of land in Mt. Joy township;
$1,200.
P. K. Ebersole to E. R. Hoover,
Shaffer, prop-
Clayton 8S.
Garber to Irvin
property in Maytown,
Shaffer,
61 acres and 119 perches of land in
Conoy ; $2,600.
Stephen H. Lindemuth to A. N.
Hostetter, tract of land
Donegal; $7 040
Charles Nobs KE
Nobs one-half interest in property
in Mount Joy, $800.
Fanny. B. Gish to S
9 acres and 40 perches of land in
Mt. Joy township; $925.
administrator
in East
to Lawrence
[.. Heisey,
Faust’s
to Henry M. Wolgemuth, 4 acres
of land in Mt. Joy township; $1,000.
Emanuel
Lancaster Trust Company, trus-
tee, to H. W, property in
Mount Joy borough; $1,700.
Jacob Zercher to borough of Mt.
Grosh,
Joy, land for street purposes in
borough; $1. :
M Hostetter
granted, land for street purposes in
Mt. Joy; $300
Jacob Zercher to
Jacob to same
same grantee,
piece of ground for street purposes;
{ $1.
Katie W. Graybill to Frank W.
Groff, one-half interest in 115 acres
{and 117 perches of land in Mt. Joy
township; $3,076.10, subject to a
charge of $,6,000.
-
Deserted His Family
D. Wittle, jr.,
living
Cyrus
farmer
a
bet ween
Grove and Mt. Joy, has deserted
his wife and two small children,
and the other three
When Mrs. Wittle
one an infant
years old.
| . ;
[ noticed her husband's absence, she
became alarmed and went to the
first floor, when she found a
“You
Cyrus.” The man’s
Milton
and
which said will not see
any more, fa-
ther, who lives at Grove,
was at once notified he took
his home, where the y are now stay-
Wittle is twenty-five years
$100 with
What caused him to leave
ing.
of age and took
not known.
Execution was issued on Thurs—
day for $200 by Walter K
and his personal property has been
Brosey
levied upon.
These Men Are Misfortuneate
John W. Brandt
street was
on Mount Joy
very unfortunate a few
days ago. While pushing & wheel-
barrow he slipped and fell on his
face, striking the wheelbarrow with
His
handle
his face, badly bruising it.
left hand
tearmg the entire nail off his finger.
caught at the
William Shires ran a rusty nail
He
removed the nail; was unfortunate
into his hand a few days ago.
of it and a
very sore and painful hand resulted.
enough not to get all
“Half and Half’ That Grews
County Commissioner Samuel W.
Diller has a freak peach tree in his
yard which reminds him of a duck
that
other is resting, then changes off.
Last year the south half of the
tree bore a bountiful crop while the
north half had none. This year
the north half ic covered with blos-
soms, while the south half is with-
out bloom. It is probably resting
for 1910.
— eee
stands on one foot while the
r*=1f you want a new and up-to-
date suit for little money go to I.
D. Beneman.

young |
Milton ! : > 5 .
| Columbia, were united in marriage
| carried pink roses.
his daugter-in-law and children to
home is! ,
| the
| Paul Fornwalt
{ charge.

Off The Track
Fast Train in a Wreck Near Here
Thursday Morning, But No-
body Was Hurt in the
Least
About 5:30 on Thursday morn-
ing at a point-on the Pennsylvania
railroad just east of here and a few
rods from the Chickies creek bridge,
thrown
from the track by a broken
the Buffalo Express was
rail,
three coaches and three Pullmans
running between the
tearing up ties and ballast for
vards or more.
tracks and
100
The ears, though
greatly damaged, were not broken
and not one of the many passengers
was hurt. The tearing apart of
these six cars from the two engines
and the mail car put the air brakes
to work, stopped the cars and per-
haps saved many lives. Wrecking
Harrisburg, Columbia
to the
spot in a hurry; all trains were sent
crews from
and Middletown were sent
via Columbia; hundreds of men
the
wrecked cars and rebuilt the tracks,
cleared the debris, took away
so that in about 15 hours all was
in good shape again.
One man, it is said, slept
ahead in spite of the crash and had
to be roused when the passengers
were sent that
was sent up from Lancaster to take
The acci-
the
building of Christian Seitz.
to another train
them on their way east.
dent occurred close by farm
About a year ago a freight wreck
that the
belief is that the rail was weakened
occured at point, and
at that time by great weight upon
it. the
Seitz farm says that of late he uo-
that point
It
sounded as though something was
The man who lives on
ticed a pecular noise at
whenever fast trains passed
ol
loose, he said. He noticed it par-
ticularly Thursday morning as he
was getting ready to take his milk
away.
All the physicians in the town
the scene of the
were ordered to
wreck but their services were not
required.
Married Last Wednesday
Miss Margie
Joy and Benjamain I.
Eisenberger, of Mt.
Weaver, of
at the home of the bride’s parents
on Wednesday. The ring cere-
a
{mony was performed by Rev. Wal-
: : : | ter H. Egge
awoke on Saturday morning and | : oh
led in a gown o
attir-
lavender silk and
The bride was
They are now
note) 95-2 sojourn at Atlantic City and
10te | : ¥
! | upon their return they
me |. vi 1 :
lin Safe Harbor where the groom is
will reside
employed,
On the Murder Trials
John Roth of Florin, was one of
the jurors on the Ben Aston mur-
|
Arey der trial at Lancaster last week ar
111, |
2
drandt of this place,
second juror
Joseph I
drawn o
case on a
C. L. Nissley, forn}
Donegal, was also a juror
latter case.
ea
A Simple Louse’ Di!
Set a post in your
every hog will rub agaj
gives the cue for a ches
ive louse killer. W
tightly from the gi
quarter-inch rope
the rope, with kero
days. Kerosene will
the hogs will keep ot
a-gainst this post.
Sa a
Lowered Their Tax
When the accounts of tk
of supervisors of Rapho to
were audited it was foywd
there was a balance of Hyver §
year. Ad
consequence, the tax rate for th
present has been fixed at 314 mills
left over from last
ainst 5 mills last year.
ee _
How Do You Like It?
That large annual report you
saw distributed thru town, the re-
ceipts and expenditures of our
borough the past year, is the pro-
duct of this office.
Execution Issued
W. M. Hollowbush, attorney for
Walter K. Brosey. has issued an
execution for $200 against Cyrus
D. Wittle, Mt. Joy township.