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Stripping tobacco has been inaugu-
pated by the culturist in this region.
The farmers butchering season is
pow at hand.
Cranberricg are
paratory to Yuletide.
Blaine O. Grosh made a business
trip to Lancaster, Friday. i
in demand pre
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Hiram Ginder of Mount Joy towDd- |:
ship will move to West Donegal.
Walter Fry spent Saturday after
noon at Florin.
A.F. Shelly was a Saturday visitor |
at the Masonic Homes. !
J. Keener, marble dealer of May
town, circulated in town Friday after-
noon. |
John
his
day.
Eli F. Grosh is
improve
town.
Geib of
sister,
Cherry Hill, visited
Mrs. Sarah Good, Satur-
making perceptible
his domicile in
of
in
Harry Koser,
ek-end visitors
Greiner of Masterson-
been a fore-week visitor
Heistand and wife
tter’s sister, Mrs.
spent
the I
1 Kol
n Suade’s re
leased a partof
Dust {
sidence on
L.
in
Gingrich transacted |
iness Elizabethtown the past
week. {
Walter Brosey rented one part of |
his double house to Cyrus H. Wittle |
and family.
Supervisor Hiram Enterline made
essential repairs on the Milton Grove |
and Rheems road.
Isaac Kopp and wife made an ac |
cidental jaunt Saturday and an !
oriental visit Sunday.
Horse dealer Ellsworth Weaver of
| the line
Florin, was a business visitor in this |
region the past week.
John B. Martin the noted Cone- |
wago Hill hunter and trapper was a8
weekend visitor in town.
Three weeks hence the poor bun- |
nies th have escaped the fusillade
of the gunners will be free.
Mr. and Mrs. Phares S. Ginder and
Mrs ah GC
Amos xood and familj
Brubaker
e to
vine, or
at
Sar with
Sundayed
in Oakvale.
ttendance
towns! wl
opera
rusiaer [
at the cove
winter quar- |
in
in
was 1
has been stored in
ters.
Considering that we are
month of December, the public high- |
ways are in a good condition for
traveling. |
Eli B. Brubaker Green Tree,
visited his parents-in-law, Mr. and |
Mrs. Amos Brubaker at Sunny Side |
in the |
of
over the Sabbath.
Misg Ada Grosh of Lancaster, |
spent Sunday as the guest of her
father Eli F. Grosh and her brothers |
Blaine and Claude and their fam- |
flies.
The Evangelical revival may dove]
this evening without one penitent or |
one conversion. Rev. J. Brubaker, of |
Old Line an eminent divine of the |
United Zlon Children made a very
appropriate delivery during the pres ;
ent revival |
|
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WASHINGTON BORO
The river rose about ten inches |
due to the last rainfall
John F, Markley
about after being ill
A received
John B. Staman, wh
busba in Kansas and Iowa, stating
that lots of snow had fallen there.
George Brill has
facture cigars at his home and will |
place upon market his first
brands om Saturday. Local smokers
{have an opportunity of smoking a
home product.
An ol¢ land mark was razed re-
cently. Henry Wertz and son have
torn down the old coal office and for
years an office of the old saw mill,
belonging to Levi Haverstick, de-
ceased, to make room for another
coal bin.
ct ——— A A
able to be!
time.
is
some
Mrs
her
letter was from
ig visiting
oO
the
Tax Notice
AT 1014 Boro and County Taxes
net positively be paid by Jan 10,
]
T. M. BRENEMAN, Col
m
the news fis
the Mt Jon 11h
begun to manu- |

HH the rews fir *o orint
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ke Notice!
The Undersigned Wish to inform the
Public that They are Prepared to do |
Practical Horse Shoeing
At Jno. Bombach’s Stand, Mt. Joy
Special attention given to ali work
All diseases of the feet promptly at
tended to. Your Work Solicited
BOMBACH & SHANK
| General Blacksmiths and Horse-Shoers
MOUNT JOY. PENNA.
Krall Meat Market
I always have on hand anything in
of Smoked Meats, Ham,
| Bologna, Dried Beef, Lard, Ete.
Also Fresh Beef, Veal Pork and
Mutton, Prices always right.
H H. KRALL
Main Street, Bank,
MOUNT JOY, PA
west Opp
Steam Vulcanizing
By Experienced Hands
SPEED VULCANIZING COMPANY
NORTH WEST CORNER
ORANGE AND PRINCE STREETS
Lancaster, Pa.
All Work Guaranteed. Quick Servige
By sending your work to us you
| will notice the difference in mileage,
and decreased maintenance cost.
| Repairing of all kinds dome on im-|
| ner Tubes and
Casings at reason-
| able prices.
SHAVING HAIR CUTTING
‘J. B. HERSHEY'S»
Tonsorial Parlor
Three Chairs. No Waiting
Agent for the
Laundry. Goods called for Tuesday
and delivered Friday.
East Main St.
WwW. M. HOLLOWBUSH
NOTARY PUBLIC
Attorney-At-Law
48 West Main Street, Mount Joy, Pa.
Days at Lancaster, Monday and Fri
day at No. 52 North Duke Street.
G. S. VOGLE
Auctioneer
FLORIN, PENNA.
Prompt attention given to calling
al] kinds of real estate and personal
property sales. Satisfaction guar-
anteed or no charges, Give me a
trial. Drop me a card. oct. 14-1yr.

A NEW RESTAURANT
I have opened a first-class restau-
rant at my residence on Fairview
street where I serve the best of ev-
erything in season. Try my oysters
in every style. Clams, etc.
JNO. B. GANTZ
Fairview Street Mt. Joy, Pa
oy
port on y
\
&
YERS,
lis visiting
nervous
Middletown Steam |
MOUNT JOY!
{ the
! {a somewha
MAYTOWN
D Lyceum Festiva] Was an Agree-
\, ble Surprise to All
a \rrink Nigsley and daughter,
Alta of Lancaster, spent a few days
with Mr. ‘and Mrs, Albert Risser.
Mrs. John Buggy of Williamstown,
Miss Rhea Updegrave of Tower
Mr. and Mrs. Ei W.
and
City, visited
Arntz,
Phila-
with
Miss Marguerite Newton of
her
B.
a
Mr.
delphia, spent days
Mrs.
few
>rrandparents, and John
Jacobs
Mrs. Mary
her
has been
Bostic, Lancaster,
daughter, Mrs. Cleve
confined to the
with a severe
of
who
the past
cold in her system.
Joseph D.
Sload,
house week
Rev. Krout, pastor of
St. John's Lutheran church has been
confined to the house this week with
attack. He is improving
Y'! rapidly and expects to be able to
conduct his regular services on Sun-
day.
While the chatauqua idea was a
one for Maytown yet it is al-
certain that next year will be
a continuance of it. In the audiance,
lon the last night of the festival, 115
people placed their orders for
son tickets for next year's festival.
{At the writing 29 of the
leading of Maytown
community have signed the 1915 con-
new
most
sea-
present
citizens
tract as guarantors.
Festival
Maytown
Pennsylvania
which was
the
Chatau-
The Lyceum
in under
of
Associc
given au-
spices the
tion was agreeable
11 Its
qua an
surprise to a program
St
sur-
hopes of
pr. 1. A
platform
passed even the fond¢
e cal committee.
Downey
audiences
is 100
not on-
but
gz. The
people of
the like of
The sing-
de-
Magician kept
with his
certain
other
¢ ad before
iss Ethel
the
Bentley was
lightful
(his audience spellbound
drew from
snakes and
they had
The
two excel
and
crowd
which
persons.
furnished
and demonstrated
of all their Italian
skill as musicians; Signor Luigi Viney
| the youthful director of the orches-
won for himself great ap-
Plumstead the Impersonator,
known to Maytown people
previous visit, showed
was able to give a very
!delightful entertainment. A
to the musical treat of the
{festival were the concerts given by
the Stroller's Quartet, their singing
selections and instrumental music on
the Swiss Bells and Trumbone bang
order. Edward Par-
meter showed himself a clever enter-
of
addres
wonder work
oneg in the
con-
Vinci
useless things
cealed on their
| Red Orchestra
lent concerts to
|the satisfaction
tra soon
plause.
who
{through his
[that he still
was
limax
of the highest
ne the best on
by Dr. A,
ebuilding
and
y Dr.
local conditions
applied in a
of our own
the program.
E. Turner on
Your Town,”
it is to be
Turner was
S
The
ive
1 rith
suggestions
ral way to those
town.
pt ———
SALUNGA
ean war seems to stimu-
late tobacco trade in the county.
| Mr. Doerstler spent Satur-
day morning with his sister, Mrs. F.
S. Strickler.
| Mrs. Jacob Weiss ig slowly re-
[covering in her home from a linger
{ing disease.
The
1 Burop
Amos
Mrs. McKey formerly of Mt. Joy,
{and Salunga was a Sunday visitor in
e home of Dr. J. S. Kendig.
Mrs.
| Christian and Cathryn spent Satur-
|day with her parents at Lancaster.
| Notwithstanding the aphthous fev-
|er embargo in our district butcher
{Ira Herr still keeps up the supply of
{ wholesome beef.
Miss Martha Eby was one of forty
[to be entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
| Emer Badorf at their home at
Ephrata, on Saturday evening. Every
| body had a royal good time.
| The fourth quarterly conference
lof the Salunga and Broad street
| charges will be held in Broad street
{M. E. Church by Supt. Griffith Mon-|
{day night commencing at 7:30 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ranck of Lan
caster, celebrated their Golden Wed-
ding a week ago Sunday, Mr. and
(Mrs. John Breneman were amongst
the number to offer their congratula-
{tions
| According to Mount
Joy corres-
pondent Salunga has had a western |
| extension by taking in Bacon. Oh
| well as this is our butchering season
{a hunk of bacon will be appreciated
by our worthy residents.
|
A ———
A New Band Hall
The Citizens’ Band of this place,
| recently rented the large one story
| frame building on the west side of
the Greider Estate brick building on
Marietta street, which the members
are fitting up in first-class style.
This is a spacious room with a
splendid location and the band
should surely prosper in its new
home.
New additions to the British Navy
will be she Canada, the Botha and
Tipperary. These ngmeg have
1ess boastful fone than
yzht, Golia Superb,
hunderer
the Dread
Colossus and
|
and |
at |
fitting |
Albert Keller and children, |
MARIETTA
Frank Hipple Congratulated by His
Many Friends on Thursday
Charles Sultzbach is seriously ill
of Philadel
cousin, Mrs.
Bess. e Hunter
visiting her
Johnson,
H. Appleton, rector of St
Paul's Church at Harrisburg, is the
guest of Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Pulsif
er.
The property of Elwood A. Child,
on Second street, recently vacated
by the death of william H. Treden
ick, has been renovated.
The First National Bank paid out
in the Christmas savings fund over
| eight thousand dollars to the people
of this community on Thursday, The
fund for 1915 is open, and many
| have joined.
The decorating committee are ar-
| ranging for a grand demonstration
| on New Year's eve and a tree, to be
| known as a community Christmas
tree, will be erected on the square.
It is expected that a band of music
/ill enliven the occasion. Contribu-
tions will be gladly received and
| they can be handed to any member
| of the decorating committee.
| Frank Hipple, residing on Chest:
nut street, was 89 years old Thurs-
|day and was busy receiving con-
| gratulations. Mr. Hipple is a most
| remarkable man for his age. He
works about his prem’ses as a man |
| thirty years younger. He recently
returned from a visit to his son, Cy-
rug Hipple at Phoenixville, where he
visits every year, and helped him to
Mr. Hipple is a
for many |
planing
of this
he
homes
Miss
phia, is
Henry
Rev.

|
harvest his crops.
fred
vears was employed at the
of N. Cassel .
With Michael
build many
and Episcopal and
Churches in Marietta. The
man in town is Barr Spangler, aged |
)1 years, and he, too, daily attends |
to his business, being the
member of the firm of B. and C. S.|
Spangler, {
eet |
MASTERSONVILLE
enough
as he
around the corners.
on Thanksgiving
am several
carpenter and
A & Son,
tures |
Libhart
iped t large
Catholic
oldest |
the
senior |
we and
Northwind
‘Here are early
too,’ says the
lhurlg the snow
‘{ tried to arrive
but was delayed and
weeks late.
Rev. Allen Brubaker's cattle have
|peen condemned for aphthus fever.
A rigid quarantine exists. TLey will
be killed. Rev. Nathan Eshleman’s
cattle also contracted this dread dis-
(ease and will be exterminated.
Doeg Mastersonville want a public
library? If the people want it show
your colors by asking for particulars
of C. G. Becker. This library is free
except tramnsportation from Harris-
best collection of books.
What do you say?
The Ciaristmas

burg; the
BoE MERE ERBE REE
program at the|
be in ses-|
Christmas
Mastersonville school will
sion n Thursday before
\ n will be in readiness |
hand, |
|
which this community has got seen; |
i
Can you guess |
iC
program
with a special feature on
, rare chance for all
it is?
istmas
what
Cl is
bought presents?
until the best
Don’t |
picked out. |
Sowers, Reuben |
Ziegler and Charles Becker took a|
flying trip to township on |
Tuesday of last week and inspected |
the schools. First was Mt. Vernon,
then West Park, East Park, Doe
'Run, Pleasant View, Airy Hill and
last but not least, White Oak.
| ee BE
BAINBRIDGE
They were also at the home of Mr.
Joe Brenner.
| Herbert Bean of Enola, was in the
village, Monday.
| The party that took B. W. Burk-
holder's shingles will please return |
|them.
| The quarry store was entered |
[some time during that night and |
groceries were taken. |
The same evening they visited the |
‘home of Mr. Warren and walked off
|with his overcoat and pocket knife. |
| Miss Mary Breneman left on Fri-|
|day morning on an extended visitto|
|Dr. Worth and family in Chester
county. i
Any person in need of a good
stove or heater for cellar or other
purposes, will do well to call on Mr.
Ross Ashton, Bainbridge, Pa.
Honorabla W. S. Smith, Scott
'Smith, B. F. Hoffman, Scott Longe-|
necker and I. Oliver Fry attended al
banquet at Hotel Columbia in co |
lumbia Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Annie Hikes returned to her |
lhome in Chicago after spending |
|seven months in the east with rela-
tives and friends. While in Bain-
|bridge she was the guest of Mrs.
| Florence Weseman.
| Thieves entered the home of Mr.
|Harry Kauffman last Thursday even-
{ing. They pried upon several win-
|dows and the kitchen door. Nothing
was taken. They were evidently
after the cash register, but the door
(leading to thatroom was heavily bar-
|red, and they left without disturbing
|anything.
eet eee
| Big Bill Passed
Washington, Dec. 14—An emer-
{gency appropriation of $1,000,000 for
| fighting the foot and mouth disease,
| was passed to-day by the Senate.
re el
you
delay
your
is
Messrs, Jerome
Penn
|
1
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There are a lot of people t§
with an attack of pleuro-pneumonia. | =
ednesda
i nl)
¥ tho
Ab 8?
for
= do not know what to get for him fo come
into our store and leave us shew you
| I
or Son.
line of:---
Clothing
Shoes
Hats
Gloves
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ni
Ho
BN
| BR
= Fur Caps
= MT. JOY HALL
Underwear
Rain Coats
Traveling Bags
without asking you to buy--what we think
would be appreciated by Father, Brother
We make a special study of the wants
of men and can show you a very large
Jewelry
Neckwear
Sweaters
Balmacaans
Bath Robes
BUILDING,
We kindly urge you to call and see
us in our new furnished store room.
ETZ BROS.
MOUNT JOY, PA.
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Suspenders
Handkerchiefs
Suit Cases
Belts
Boots
The above is only a small list of the
many things that we have in stock ready
for your Xmas gifts.
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women, which proves its superiority.
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If you are it is safe to say that you enjoy
good health, as it is impossible to Delain) |
unless you are well, Noted ph il |
tcl you that bad stomachs and id livers
are the cause of 95 per cent of all diseases.
Por the past 42 years BARKS has
od to be the unequalled remedy for all
CH, LIVER and KIDNEY troubles, and
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3 oes your digestion what 4 shod 3 be
keeps your entire system £303 £05
dition. ae of EVE BARKS is but 60
cents & © af i Money re-
funded if not satistied. wee
LYMAN BROWN, 68 Yurray St, New York, BY.
Wanted 500 Farmers to Buy
100,000 acres of black muck corn
land better than the best in Ohio, II-
linois or Iowa at one-fifth to one-third
the price.
We can prove this to your satis
faction. Drop us a card; it will cost
you only a cent, and we will send
you a booklet that tells all about it
and shows Pictures of the corn
fields.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY
Terminal Bldg., Norfolk Southern Ry.,
NORFOLK, VA.
CHAS. H, ZELLER
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
E. Main St.

Mount Joy
Calliug and Clerking of Public Sales
Settlement of Estates
Cgllection of Rents

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Albert Zaepfel, Pro.
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Where Soups, Sandwiches, Cheess,|

Exchange Hotel
Mount Joy, Pa.
Has all modern convenience such as
Baths, Hot and Cold Water, Steam
Heat, Electric Light, Etec.
Table Is Supplied With the Best
the Market Affords
Hlso hunch Gounter
Tripe, Clams, Etc., are served
FINE OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE
s
Bar is Stocked With the Best Brands
of Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars
CORI 0

Good Stabling Accommodation
Local and Long Distance Phones
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PIOLFRED W. GESTENITL
Author of several Songs and
Marches. The German Musici
an, offers his services to the
people in Lancaster Co, teach-
ing on almost any String in-
Piano, Organ and
Pipe Organ at reasonable prices
—tuning pianos and repairing
organs and pipe organs &
specialty.
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CLOCEE
Also unusual valug
Day Clocks from
Don W.
(Near Bowman's
MOUNT JOY,
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If you want to eat
them where they are gO
the finest primes in to
style. Sold in any quan
prices.
When its GOOD ICE,
want, X can supply you.
All Flavors at Al
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