! Ion ofnata ofte»*lt;hesBlack Hawk.Peach Orchard Valley Plckupa.a was- rapid-for the fearingnat h:»*tne oiacRi Mr. Dowde among the the train Those nor more i^ thatcall for-ne who red forthenby seed by Mr. , A moat ii ried out duanee wason similarhat thei. cationsession, and itIt bring to the, and aui»W*. isThelatfoi'm ig of ahippingnto oneOrchard Valley. Md., Aug. 4 that called at Mr.Jas. A settle's on den.Sunday evening were: Mr*. Samuel \ The addi Si pea and family, Mesars. dherman, d this af George, Cba* and Henry Sipes, Ed- Baker, of C ward Kobey and e/ter Ethel All tohear the new graphophone. jThe festival held at Little Orlean#Saturday, July 28, in honor of theModern Woodmen, was quite wellattended.1 received 16 card* for ray birthday from the followlug correspondent*:Wet but Dry, Lemon, Maybell, Happy Go Lucky. Glady*. Blackhawk, Old Hay Hue, Blue Bird, Ridgelcy Girl,Snow ball, Gold, Ruby. P B. .md Annie M. Morris. 1 also received a pin tray from Wet but Dry. Mony thanksfor same. *Mr*. John llobey 1* vlsilbig relatlve* in Cumberland.Mr. GeoS tottlemyer made a business trip to Cumberland Th irsday Mr. Cha* MeCusker. who has beenuurusing a »or« hand for tUe pas* two week* i* able to work againBlanche, daughter of Geo. Whorton, i* ill at D»l* writingMiss An ElizabethPhilip J. Vbut now lt;the Baltinprovemeutgrade at WednesdaS: I- '.mGrand avtG Minnieshortly afnorth, an side In Cl known on road systlt; i» in hisA birthday party waa held at John motion* l