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na Wittle has gone to |
1d. where she has ac-
His widow, a | I har Jassel w t freight : indi i. town with. Mr. and
irvive. The
terday. | last week i e al ( { F :
" ’ i Mai ( » of Middletown,
family of William
M. Young FOStInASter. J ; hsierma { Weidman’s on Sunday. in
oung died or he . : 4 Charles and Walter Nis-| Wa
his home near Man pe AIR SL ne ‘wil Move ther l left on Monday to resume their] ing.
the J studies at State College the
ars. His wife
i Myrtle Sprout of Landisville, | Hotel MeGinni
: While butchering
urvive Li Vhile ut ering Mis
x 1ter of near iiigh 14 S . . :
son, Emanuel Young, it] . | spent Sunday in town with the fam-|at the same hour whe:
umina, Mrs Annie . ; [ily . 8. Wachstetter. emi for thes
pa : > son is feared. : : Iai 1
of Florin are co . 3 Misses Alice Heilman and Clara
Fr ttt t took four men just tw I 3 | 3 oan 1 ‘
Young J : [1 p of Elizabethtown, spent Sun-
to count the mo ‘ '
town with friends.
Carson of Lancaster, spent | inspector
a mower acci
: . | States treasm
which occurred tates fren "
balance of $1,2 0 26 . . 3 3
a HB | Saturday and Sunday in town as the West
; I : g v KB | her grandmother. school di I's,
in the employ of C. K. Bennett, . Ee : :
: : ir. J. W. Good left on Monday , ace, auditor
having severed connections. 3 : RR
L the hospital at lancaster where y
Hoerne IS Now butchering 11 3
1e willl undergo treatment. eres}
Falmouth, Yona Mr. Risser of Lawn, is here on a 5 Gita id ] manure : rate of
1. 0: : : i Democratic Primary. : M1 ¢ ¢ commuica-
t place o tr F ( ——— isit to his sister, Mrs. Mease at the . : t, of | 28-4: pound of rock phos e or floats
nited B } The Democrats of the West ( ! 1 rend: : | ) ats
m : : ed ‘ethre parsonage. ay i 3 g t . , : r day f a animal Thi
lax Rate Remains the Same. Bie Lethren parsona _ {will meet at M. A. Spickler’s Wash W ) ar ¢ nima I'his
: : On Monday afternoon the county Fhe smiling countenance of Miss Ree ( { : of | should be d in the manure
rning from 1 3 ; ‘ene Brand f Mi > y ras
: : controller and the county commis-|*'eD Brands of Middletown, wa January 15th. 1910. f I 1rpe ; I $=
: . $s on our sireets S day der ing a : int { | wit the manu aa. 3 s han y
sioners conferred for the purpose of | Mm; on eets on Sunday. of settling a ticket he coming N 0 the 1estion nanure as it is hauled out.
: Mr. E re tami ‘ > is here a visi his : elieve where r \ i 3
Fishel’s foot fixing the county tax rate and aect- Mr. BE. 8 Moore and family and election Committeeman John H : 01 e pipes ai , belie where a farmer. will' fix
‘ishel’s foo : i a itn m3 Clayto fever '¢ ily sp:2 Y few ay 1 : 2 1 wari uarters « ¢ ies
ing on the salaries of clerks. I'he | layton J £8 ver and. family Spent Creamer has posted notices to that a b t to ¢ 0 ghd we arly “pigs
| Saturday with friends at Millway. I ames Brown and
effect. 3
, of Germantown
ington House on Saturday eve Z, i : I I ¢ y g | j ;
: aries 3 if y [ y Ye gi 1 1s to be thoroughly mixed
ks ago with
in jump-
» groun : + i there re ar 10 vin avin
the ground tax rate was fixed at 23% mills, which he 1s mor lea n having
which broke : Miss argare avr ER
£ : K€ | rate has prevailed for the past sever- Miss Margaret Raymond has re
» was taken 3 Ad Wp io s i svi Be
Re al vears. sumed her studies at Millersville af
y 1 ; r an absence of s i » to Main street
County Controller Eshleman will] ter an absence of some Hime due mary at the Central House on Satur- lain stre I'l 1 d 1 the |
dok a . : AY od Y . ot 3 1bo 1 1 tt ‘ 3 Q .
Sickness; day evening, January 15, at 7 o'clock | ss Elsie Hoffer returned to Ship- | , os ibsi tbout the last ten days in September,
Mr. John Trostle, of Blaine, Perry : : {than any other time in the year,
{is condition for the purpose of settling a ticket | pensburg on Monday after spending .
1e developed the county, to the county commission | COUILY, is spending some time here 5 | a few days here with her f ) ) ozother wil writes an Ohio hog raiser he Or-
. ACO 23 ic i py y fo 13vino. 3 1 Ian re 1 a ' ¥ AG
tation neces-{ oi the fear future, with his sister who is living with E. Biz List of Sales Frank street. I 1 ) The committee was | 5 Judd Farmer By so doing
[.. Nissley’s. ay hot | : : 3 : : vou fi nal STOW V oc .
wile iat: About this time annually we have Mr. Elwood Millard, the stling 1 1 t ybtain additional - u fatten and grow your hogs dur-
5 o Mr. Christian Myers has returned 2 2 f ne annually w
Is Tt Possible?
3 5 i to his home at Summit, N. J., after
A story is now going the rounds
. Philadelphia : ' rhb | them come in in February or Marc
Committeeman Clayton Hoffman of | : : ponded that the mat : or March
along for market
) : iting their parents on Eas x
the East ward will also hold a pri I I to that
ap aT vanced to noint a >
al where he the clo he summer trade,
1d was then 3 : ;
yr : present hig annual report, in which
he reviews the financial condition of
; 4 : os ing the nicest and warmes eas i
numerous requests for sale lists and | YOURE barber at Joseph : § i d report eo £ X ind warmest season of
: ; a ; : ’ A hire Mved 3 Kis! T v I " . the vear and avoid the wint
for the benefit of any one who cares | tonsorial parlors, Sundaved with 1 \ I t of the auditors him
| parents at Middletown. t the W unt wa esented z
spending some time in town with
I know severa
at his home
ter an ill-
resulting
fact i t f t shell his mother. for it we publish one of the most com | y 2 Bi! Mea : ,
actured out of peanut shells. n : Fw ad Stor lists ever ished. i is SOC icgses Sallie an rene al 1d read Upon m t was ord-
nih diy Miss Ida Ulrich of Richfield, Jun- | Plete lists ever published in this sec-§ Misses Salli ! !
a recent freight wreck there were| .
ases, aged t 1 1 tf shell . 1 t iata county, returned home on Mon- i
: wo carloads of shells consigned to . . lance he ewe hay issed | on
3 will De 1 kfast food day after spending several weeks at|Slance at them. If we have missed | a .
; a breakfast food concern: . ¢ ranlos rithi ‘ adi abont | Wes Yoneeal |
,y and fun- 5 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry |any sales within a radius of about| West Donegal IGinber. o ; ;
seven miles of Mount Joy, we would | Miss Emma Buch of 1a » oa ald and | YAive . 3
: Thi | Conneil adjou 1 bu ing 1 vrarnged
appreciate the dates This list i8{ g¢pent several days in town last Ww : 5 ; ;
{ ro} 1 » 01 a goo
that some breakfast foods are manu-
y ge hog houses
ocal papers
Her- |
tion, on another page. Take a Lancaster few
ts
office. lem
” AREA —— pigs.
Evangelical Young.
E Jo dat ali , 19 : L 3
erment will New Patent Baling Press Mr. Oliver Sndyer left on Saturday
. 9a0 J ro . as 34 N 3 :
cemetery. Mr. Isaac W. Rohrer, Jr., of Kast] ¢,. Roading from which place he wiil
of this | Lampeter township, has been grant-|., t, Williamson School, near Phila- rn
t thirty-|€d a 1 nited States patent for a bal- delphia, where he will call on former : . Z
o afin : Mn A i ) ’ : Sorry For You I
ing press. I'he operation of the ’
published free. the guest of her sister Mrs. Har . ! t 1
\ ‘ ! I I fatten
yarhber on Wes am tree 10 we Strin i tl
Garber on West i ! D Another String of Premiums the ut a Cle Winter
s Joseph Charle Ps ne Dr. BE. W. Garber exhibited a num- | mark i : owever, you
: vou
as a chair- school mates. Ira, aged 8 years, son of Mr. and | Hal Getz, Charles Casse ; t his fine White Plymouth Rocks | can raise only fo litier a year, but
SW avice is extremely si 3; : 3 : fai : ‘ Te 3 /
he deceased | NeW device is extremely simple A very neat and attractive elec-| nis J I. Acker. of near Elizabeth-|Detwiler circulated among Ht air | Columbia Poultry show this | vou are ne very much trouble or
sex in the vicinity of Donegal Spi\ings | 10 as awarded these premi- xXpense i them By hav
ren SE {Ven “Doc” Has Fine Birds dow at J. S. Carmany’s store. It{ school companion, fell and broke |©0 Sunday. TS nd second on pullet, 1e Feld ry or March pigs come
is an advertisement for the famous |y iq collar bone, and otherwise injured first on pen; second ne Gs ise tv litters
reat grand-| At the poultry show at Lititz last Messrs. Henry Engle and his son- |
older res-| week, Dr. B. W. Garber took the fol- Mon-| cochere: {1a wond litter can come in
inte
Hubley. lowing premiums on his White Ply-
in-law Samuel Brubaker left on
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both wives rm tric sign was placed in the show win-|{ { wn while wrestling with another |
wn, stling ¢ i
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‘rosse shoes. i p
Cre tt sho himself.
i day on an extensive trip to Texas, gh faltened
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ol ock Hens, second and : § i California and other western points owing spring or summer
mouth Rock = ’ Culp’s Milk Route Sold. Oscar's Close Call i= Thole Sib aed a ; : ; mumer.
fourth; cockerel, second; pullet, ip i ig . y 7 Gort : | They expect to be gone for some | ieir Smartness Was Expensive I ny grass is fas laying out
well and | second: pen, first Mrs. Elizabeth Kolp, who conducts While skating on the river neai fF time For obstructing the door of a Rap-!1 h arts and certainly there i
e g : St. 4 irr d es 3a ay . i Pe £ 1 I'te 11y nere 1s
his place : a dairy in this place, has sold the en- Rowenna, Oscar Setier, of near there, | i he township church with rails 1 ake made in droppi :
S ’ ere reer fff renee Pa + » _s xy rk shes % a 3 | 3 > i K ‘ a i ropij
A by i 3 : tire outfit, good will, fixtures, etc., was thrown into the icy waters of the | | posts while the fia gi
2 Decrease in Marriage Licenses to Mr. Harry Gainor, who tenants the | g cquehanna. and would have drown CF RAARLYVES CF y rage { service, Sc > Strol
72 \years During the year 1909 there were|(Q. K . ain Lo aaqueaanna, | : : | VIEWERS MAKE AWARD. rvice, ‘Squire Stroh «
tS co During 1 y ar. 1909 C. K. Bennett farm’ west of Florin.| .q had it not been for the prompt | i nut fives and: costs on
: 5 1.253 marriage licenses issued by the wi ake chars av and : : : Te 3 :
fer a Jo-| o) ae i i NS $ a Fe am take charge on Monday and { ,.tion of a number of companions | Question of Damages for Land Taken | s: ie
€ erk o e Orphans Court. ur- | wi , mi Spring
: &: I move to town in the Spring. Near the Borough.
ar. He : ——— tO) §
ing the previous year the number a Gn
hE Fas so : yy rsa Mt. Joyan Elected Treasurer Personal Property Sale. The viewers appointed deter —_—T
Decease On Saturday evening the Lancas-
ribe No. : Sued for a Bill. : ter County Club of the University of
ce. He| Shiller & Co., of Philadelphia, have| po ovivania, met at Lancaster. Offi-
children: k
ancaster;
Clizabeth-
Wallie
r and Ed Hats! Hats! Hats!
nd Ruth Recorder Takes Oath. - "We have a few broken lots in
Las edd Mr. Silas S. Herr, recorder-elect,| Men’s and Boys’ hats which we are
Notices have been posted advertis- ine the dan Ss S1 ined by Hen-| ; gli
: ory : . Youthful Reciters.
ing a sheriff's sale of the personal ry Shelley, of near town, by reason! ry a iit
> tu ‘ . ~ | yeartne V ana rart
property of David Stoner of Sy the Mount Joy and Elizabethtown
place on Monday, January 10th at rolles I art of his land, held
entered suit a
10 a. m. a meeting on Wednesday and decided |
ist the Manheim and | ...s were elected for the ensuing
Mount Joy E tric Light Company}... Mr. Paul Brubaker of this

to recover 3$4€ claimed to be due place, was elected” treasurer. of $1,800.
for machinery and repair work rs TR A he | Killed a Big H is immed
On Friday morning.
{ ler, who resides near lIronviile
ghtered a hog which weigh
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kk the oath of office before Record-| going to close out at practically one | bounds, dressed.
Ivers on Thursday. He assumed | half their value Prices from 50c¢ | passe eres I
: 3 I § | 1 ey ¢ pan too 1
duties of office on Monday. to $3.00. Getz Bros., Mt. Joy. : ;
(Preteen. eee fe ri ee
rip 2.000
Social Postponed { ing of
The Epworth League social of the | and thirty-five feet wide.
Execution Issued. Brought $57.75 | Methodist church, which was to be|perty had been assessed at $170 ; ertisement appes i : ning Outdoor
G. Sheaffer of Lancaster, At a sale of stocks at Lancaster on |. ida ins. haar race The trolley: company. 1 A : LEE TEA)
an execution to his own | Monday ten shares of Elizabethtown held oa Frida) Pin has bees witnesse he How iho CQ) Lot N "Gr ended
: ! : postponed until further notice esses to showtha
Mr. David Stoner of this|and Flo Railway stock were sold | | propert® was benefited
5179. for $57.75 a share. | rr
Not Marked Up. Has Pork Galore
Sc ed: fp emes— Gave a Turkey Dinner i The viewers were A {o { F
| then reduced. Getz Bros S. H. Tressler, one of
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Neat Souvenir Another Big Porker | Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hollinger en-| Lancaster: A. H. Diffenbau Bridge :
National bank in this Frank McCue, of: Ironville, tertained a number of their friends| port; M. G. Musser, Mountville: H. | 1¢tions may not seem as large as! ceal’s most progressive fa
pouting a combination |tered a hog which weighed 395 at a turkey dinner at their Marietta | Bassler, Manheim township, and Mr. | me other stores but they are hon htered seven
p its many patrons. | pounds, dressed. street home on Suhday. Miller of Marietta it reductions
large purke
lay