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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
Su|tan's Decision.
SERvIA.mAHINs PREs,ARATt0NR
FOR FURTHER DESPERATE
BEsIsTANCE.
BURNED BY BULGARIANS.

LONDON, Dxc. 2-ThA porte rave
notice TO sbe Balkan Con ferenes 10 day
of impending military action on ths
part OF Turkey In Eastern Roumelia.
Turkish troops are ent.nng Easlsfp
Rcumelia near the Bulgarian frontier.
The troops are wesrirR ordinary head.
GEAR Instead of the ftz. The sultao
has Issued manifesto 10 the iphabi
tants Of Eastern Roumelia, stating that
the comm issioners will RUE there until
q new governor 10 appointed.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,
Rumors are current in Belgrade that
the Buignriaps have sacked ard burn.
ed Pirot.
!, Dispatches from Nisso report that a
council of war was held there to.day.
King Milan, Colonel Horvatovitch and
the Austrian general, Albori, were
present. 1t is reported that General
Albori insisted upon the Seryians
maintaining q defensive position until
they are enforced, in case the war
shall be resumed. Austrian transports
'cf all kinds are going 10 the front and a
Il rerish feeling exists. Active military
DR. parations are progressing.
, The Servians are fortifying the roads
between Nissa and Pirot
RUSsIA's LATEST MANIFESTATIONS.
The Journal de st. PstersburR, re-
ferring 10 the Imperial order published
yesterday, praisipg the prowess of Bull
Raris, says: Russia has never ceased
to sympathize with the Bulgaria q
people. IL is impossible, however, to
forget those who deceived the expecta.
tlons of Russia, ignored her counsels,
pre- cipitated a fratricidal war, i'm perilled
Bulgaria's destines and assumed a
heavy responsibility.
The Sset, military organ, recon-
meuds that o commission be appointed
TO investigate the charge, against the
Bulgarian Government Il ed at the For.
eign Office. The Novoe yremya says /:
"The Imperial order c.nfirmipg the
ties of friendship between Russia and
Bulgaria N uet terminate the differences
from which Russia's rivals were in
clined to make capital" 1t conclu les
by hoping that this step of the
Gear will be rightly understood and
appreciated in Bulgaria, London and
Vienna.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
powu below store Prices.

have the best upright piano In the
city for sale also square ones by the
Ibest makers. Also first class organs,
| all low for cash or on tins. Tuning
| and repairing of ditto By James shobe,
800 w. Sixth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

Ny 6-oent muoilage is extra strength i.
1t will even mend china ware. Sps-
cially adapted forChristmAs ornaments.
N. B. Danforth, druggist, corner Second
and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

William T. Porter, president of the
Board OF Commissioners, Is suffering
from gastfitis, and has gone to Beaufort,
South Caroline, for the benefit OF his
health.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

One more lot Of ladies' black and dark
colored hose, white feet, 25 cents, regu.
lar price 35 cents. M. e. Riley, 22e
King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
Oysters.

For good cove plant oysters, %, SO
and 40 cents per quart, 60 TO HAnna's,
6O6 Jefferson street. Oysters delivered
to all parts Of tho oity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
Black Slnks,

Oranor 3 90. are Offering . full line
of Bellons black silks at greatly red uced
prices. Every dress pattern guaranteed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

Why do 30 many parents think chill.
dren troublesome? Because they cry
and they ory because they suffer,
Remedy-Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
DR.. HarIan'a

Memoir of John Ferris, how he made
his money, and how his estate was set
tled. Price ten cen to Mt the book stores
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

Pure olive oil in bottles, and thought Q
superior article. Taylor and Fullerton,
800 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

A discriminating public decides
whether . remedy Is good or bad. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup has stood this test,
and Is pronounced 10 be without peer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

A prudent woman Is like a pin. Hen
hsad kaaus her from going too far.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

InexcusAble folly.-To endure dys'
pepsis when DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pilli
will cure the malady.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03
COATS,

All sold on our regular
easy terms On Ten Dol
lars worth, One Dollar
down and One Dollar a
week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-03

Days Veterinary preparations are
the best in use. Always keep q package
OF Days Horse Powder.
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THE BAPTIST EXCURSION.
Notes by the way. whnt one of 'h C
Number saw. ana how sac Enjoy
ed the Trip.


The OBJECT OF thls excursion was To
dedicate the hrst Baptlst chLrc'
house ever punt III Inc rcpupilc oil
Mexico. nc house Is Iocate', III
Monterey anu lile none! was primer,
pally raised ny Dr. " =: nope, OF
Austin, superintendent oil missions
Tor the Baplist statc convention, ana
the excursion was gotten up by MN
for this special occasion.
On Aprll l5lh' at lI'lf ?: m, the eN-
cursionists boarded the Missouri IA
cllic snu pllleu out ior MeNlca. DE-
rope having Jolneu us NJ thls !luCe'
our NUMBER was ABOUT tnlrty' Noth-
ing OF interest occurred uhtll we
reachcu lelhpie' uero aiiother coach
was put OIL anu tWchty-slN new re-
crults were auueu 10 our NUMBER
Inc parties coming IN rom Lam l'asas,
ian Saoa anu o'her points IN W
Iaylor anu then 10 houhu hock'
where we were lolneu ny ABOUT TWEEN,
ty-iVc more from GEORGETOWN anu
various other places On 10 hustlh
where our huillper was lhcrcaseu 10
over Que hui'ureu' We Me'c mr.
ihior,ltu ,ila' II We iaI ou su.a,
schedule tline' we Woulu nave 10 s'oP
over hil hleht III san An'ohio anu az
so me next hisht III lat n'
but by the payment Oh one uoiiar ron
each passenger, we couiu gd' an tAet"
that would carry us through oy traV-
cling all night, to Laredo IN tihe 10
make connection WIN the MeNlcaiI
Central, anu save Two hotei oilis ahu
gam twenty-iohr hours. me iIlone!
was raised IN lew lnihutes' ana Ut
Pope dispatched TO me agent NJ oal
Antonio to have ms engine reauy
that he mad the money! we reaclleo
san Antonio ABOUT ~ p m anu IRON u.
the number that rushed into the cars
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r,nEuEN,s HAND.

Quite number of the fire boys met
in the hall at Franklin street engine
house last night, and took the mia
tory steps to organize brass band.
10. 5. Thompson called the meeting to
order, aud the following named gen.
tlemen signed their names as willing
to Join the organization S.'A. Hogan,
j. S. Thompson, John II. Worsham,
Boyd Anderson, Herbert Little, l.. u.
Wilson, Jake Jacobs, II. Il Worsham,
4. ID. Hays, 4. Il, Wilsford, j. u.
Stewart, sam Hall, u. Il. Berry, j. Nj.
Corbiu, Jack Grow, Thos. Crudup.
Messrs John Worsham and Boyd
Anderson were appointed on u com
mittcc to write for price list of instru'
mcnts, and report al the next meeting
The fire boys of Waco never do any
thing by halves, aud the people oil thu
city eau feel assured that in a lew
months we will have ~ first class band
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28

Jno Fogarty, Mt Calm; j S Lawson,
T & st l. K Il, ID A Kemp, Baltimore;
W ii Mcdonald, Cincinnati; j Nj
.anham, Gatesville; J Il Thomson,
pAuadelpbia: ii sIaslia"aIilSP
Harris. Cincinnati; A L Mckinnon
and wife, Hillsboro; Il Z Henry, New
York; Geo w Winter, Chicago; Mrs
Lamic, Miss Susie I4amic, West Point,
Ga; o Holland, Hillsboro, Texas; j
W Baker, citv; Augustine llcaly, New
York; NJ Goldsmith. Chicago; Tom a
Sims and child, Marlin; III ID Smith,
New York: & & Wright, Crescent
News and Hotel Co; Miss Annie Bell,
Hamilton, Texas; Il II Baker, Mem
phis, Tenn; ID A Mum, Crockett w
Westbrook, Lorena; IL w Grigg, NJ
ID, Hamilton, Texas; & A Lilly, Rich
mond, Va; Prof J n Gallagher, city;
Nels Maggie, Texas; w o Harris, Dub.
lin, Texas; Mrs II Bunk, Lykcns, Pa;
sam Pollack, New York.
AT the Pacific: Luke Moore, city:
j l. Lawson, T ~ st l. II u; G NJ A
Herr. Galveston; j G Robertson,
Texas; j l. Burnside, ST Louis; Geo
HUI, Galveston; Mai Moran, city;
Sam'l Howard, Illinois; II 5 Nrom,
New York; Isaac Bernhard, st Louis;
Chas Gillroy, Louisiana: o ID Fairfax,
Sac; j Herngi, Michigan; Chas a
Fisher, Calvert; Will Ish, city; j NJ
I.anham, Gatesvillc; ID II Hood, city;
J G Landman, Hill county; j G Big
ger, Dallas; Fred A Sale, 7 II Black,
city; j Brcnenstock, st Louis; Il j
Williams, city; Sam'l kirkman, Ala
bama; G Palmer, San Antonio; w ID
Moore. Philadelphia; /. f Logan, New
Orleans: Joncy Jones, city: Geo Bar
tholomew, Kansas City; w u Bryson.
f NJ Brents, st Louis; Ely Goodman
Nashville, w A Bolingcr, Houston
G Dean, Cisco; Joel Evans, Philadel'
phia; John l. Rhca. Atlanta. Ga.
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followed them TO their last resting
place in lakewood cemetery. The
missionary workers, society OF
young folks of the Presbyterian
first president, iatfehdoa "fngRSuJht
in body. Sunday morning they met
and passed resolutions of respect, and
they were read at the grave.
Messrs. Travis +. Jones, Il. p
Sparks and ID. 5. Wood, the commits
sioncrs who were appointed by the
city council to assess the damages
of property by opening OF
the alley between sixth and Eighth
streets and Washington aud Austin
streets, have filed their report in the
county court. They assess the dam.
ages of Joe Lehman at $3.50 and Il. G.
l.. Weibusch $3.50. The defendants
have ten days to file any objection to
this report.
Ben Edwards, colorcd, who works
in Col. VIM. Cameron's lumber yard,
was in the storchouse yesterday morn
ing rolling barrels of cement, when
his thumb on the left hand got caught
in between two barrels and received
n terrible crushing; IL came very near
| being torn from the hand. DIR. VIM.
Osborne dressed the wound, and ne
says Ben will be laid up some time
before he is able to use his lett hand.
Last night the EXAMINER office was
complimentcd with II scrcnadc by the
Big Four" quartcttc OF colOred
singers. They are all excellent chois-
istcrs, and make the best music. Their
rendition OF "Climbing up the Golden
Stairs" and cardboard Watch" call
not be cxccllcd. Call again, boys, the
night force are always ready TO listen
to sOul-stirring songs, when the hours
have grown weary and we need II lit
tie awakening.
Dcputy-Constablc Henry made
three arrests yesterday-,lohn Lynch
was put under II peace bond; Ben
Kcil, colored, was arrested for an as
sault and locked up in the Jail Ben
was carrying pistol when taken IN
charge by the officer; Mamie Stuart
was an assaultcr aud gave bond fol
her appearance.
The EXAMINER is in receipt OF al
artotypc representation of Prcsidcn
Cleveland aud his cabinet, with tn,
capitol in the centre, the work of a
q. Elliott n Co., Philadelphia. 1t i,
the most perfect series of portraits
which has yet found its way to tn,
EXAMINER sanctum.
Another large cattle trade was clos
ed yesterday. Mr.. w. a. Poage and
others sold to the Saginaw cattl'
company cattle amounting to $4,000
The cattle are to he delivered at Mus
kogce, in the Indian Territory.
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PERSON Al.

Justice j. Il. Davis is still quite sick.
Mr.. j. c. Jurney went to llillsboro
yesterday.
Sheriff j. NJ. Lanham, of Gatcsvillc,
was in the city yesterday.
AttorncyJ. @. Bigger and Judge j.
NJ. Mccormick left last evening for
Dallas.
MIR. ilenry IIauke, of Austin, is in
the city stopping with Mr.. ii. Hutch
cinrider.
The EXAMINER regrets to learn that
Mrs. Banton was in II very critical
condition last night.
DIR. Joe :. Willis lett Sunday NOR
ming for the New Orleans expos.
ition.
DIR. and Mrs. o. |. llalbort, and
Miss Katie FISHER, left yesterday NOR
ming tor the New Orleans expo
sition.
Assessor S. l.. Norwood, has return
ed from the New Orleans exposition
and is at his Office again hard nj work
as usual
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Morrison, and
the ladies who accompanied them tt
the exposition, returned home sun
day evening. =.
4. p, MckinnOn and wife, q. V
Terlton, Z. Hollands. e. Upshaw, al
citizens OF ilillsborO, passed through
the city yesterday Ell route tor the cN
position.
Eugene Early left Sunday after
noon, via Missouri Pacific, for Char
lottesvillc, Va, on a visit to his lam
lily. Mr. L. will be absent two OIL
three weeks. .
Robi. Gribblo, general agent Equi
table Insurance Company, Austin
Texas, came up sunday, with the re
mains of his sou Clearance. While II
the city Mr.. q. paid his respects u
| the EXAMINER.
ben Cambell one of the cleveres
bows that over handled key in n tel
cgraph Office, has returned from Dal
las, and accepted the position us nigh
operator at the NJ. =. depot
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rotan arrive'
from the exposition Saturday NIGH
ON sunday Mrs. II. received II tele
gram from WeatheriOrd which statc'
that her mother was very i'll, and sh
left in the evening tor that place.
Sheriff w. 4. Harris returned HON
sunday evening from the n. q. expo
sition. Bill says the show is the BIZ
gest thing he ever saw, aud II Is III
possible to find man who you ma
want to see. Better success next tint
MIR, Sheriff, n,r.
Mossrs. W. ID. Moore, OF Philade
phia; J. Bcinstock, st. Louis; ana I
Palmer, of San Antonio, are in til
city. There gentleman are proh
inent wool buyers, and are looRln
Waco and make arrangements to puI
chase in this market.
Rev. George Waycrly Briggs, editt
of the Texas Christian Advocate, All
, formerly pastor of st. Johns Meih'
dist Episcopal church south, Galvc
ton, will preach morning aud cyenin
nj the Fifth Street Methodist churc
, sunday next. MIR. Briggs is perhal
/ the ablest pulpit orator in the stat
7 and veriIablo treat is in store for I
j. those who hear him.
+ At the New MoClelland: j A Berr
1 Bremond; A Bradshaw. st Louis;
!, 4 Pendlbtou, Missouri; Louis Gro
q Doct A Suhler, M G Hutton, city,
4 w Mason and wife, Chicago; IL
4 Fclker, Piitsburg; Elmer 5 Sml
Il Buffalo, n y; l. Il Chiffon, Mari
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Every business man knows what
uphill work il is to introduce any
new article with the customers when
they have been accustomed to nh old,
well known brand or article. But rs
we have set out to be the first ones in
Waco TO conceive and introduce every
new and important Article III tie gro.
Gerry line that will be to the health
com fort and good of our customers
we now hayc the only perfect, pure
aud common sense substitute for old
fashion graham flour made. Try Il
small quantity of Portor's Gem Flour
Grits aud YOU will be pleased.
A. JONES. TAYLOR a. Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28

ST. boUIs April 27.-FlUur- Firm. but un
changed; XXX, 3 COOS 70; family, sO@3 90
choice, S0e4 90, extra, 4gi 20; patents, iOa
s IA.
wheat-Activc and higher, the advanc,
being pretty steady from opening; CLOSING
prices i1Sd2ls above Saturday; No. red, cash
al o2q. closing 0S bid; July, 02a4@l 0ih,
closing OiH@iOih.
Corn-Higher and irmer cash. iiG9iihj
May. iiR@iSi4 June, 45h@46 July, i6Sgl6h
closing at top figures.
Oats Firm, but very slow; cash, S5hdS5h
May
ornmeal-2 80G2 IS
Whisky--Steudy att II
Pork-si2Gl2 l2s
Bulk meats-Car lots E. . h.: long clear, so
Gghp5 short rih, 6,0ia6 o.; short clear, 6A@6 30
Bacon-Long clear, 61.@G 10 short rib, G,55
short clear, 5Od6A.
Lard-6 sja9
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28

Heard every day among the ladies
is, "Why does the Fashion Bazaar sell
the major portion of the millinery
seen upon our strcetsF' The reply is,
because of the superiority, variety
and novelty of the materials kept
there on sale, and the strict attention
given to the wants OF every patron.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28

Acids-snlpnulic per carDoy. rs. citric, per
G0c. oNalic, per 10, Ice tartaric, powdered. pei
To- i0HJ6bc
Oums-Arabic, select per N, Soc, as feOfita
q 10 lOc; camphOr, - IN ;nc, opium, 10 10 it1
Olls-BeTgamOt sanderspn's, per 10 ? 10 lem
on sandersOn's, lsr peppermint 5-uN winter
green, ~; olive, Malaga i,7h.
Putash-Bromide, per ID, u TO Soc odide, . bl
soaps--Castile, notified. per ID, s 10 lOci cas-
tttu "A ntta If a
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NO MERCHANT IN WACO NOW HAS THE HANDLING OF THE
clothing manufactured by the celebrated house ROGERS PET Co..
MALLORY THE CLOTER The identical goods
fabric sold Austin that sold Broadway, New
doubt the styles being the latest
andt he the best made.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-28

Washington, April 81. - Indications for tho
vest gulf states Generally fair. warmer
Vqaiher east In snnth winds; lower barome.
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Lumber.

Rough per ~, IA 90; flooring Is 70. siding
yellow pine 10 90 siding white pine, n ~
siding poplar, - 10, ceiling, yellow pine. p 90
ceiling, white piue, 80 Og ceiling, poplar, - 10
shingles best cypress per NJ, 1 %, shingles
second hcst Cypress, %, shingles, heart pine
3 90 finishing lumber, poplar per NJ, 50 o. I'm
ishing lumber, white pine, 20 90,
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GALVESTON April 27.-Futures opened
steady, became quiet but steady, then easy,
closing barely steady and To points lower,
Etrst Call Chasing
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ibc; seal skins, rs to zoe, sheop polts, as pei
wool, 20 to 65c; shenrlugs 10 to i5c
TsiloW-prime, hAc; tallow grease, ~ TO sc
grease yellow To brown 4 to Sc
Fruit, Poultry. siRIpe. t'"-
Lemons --275 to 400 per box
Sweet potAioes-75c TO / 20 per bushel
Onions-a 25eei % per barrel
Poiatoes-Pcr buAhcl. i.O1 to LILO.
CAbbage-pcr crate, 2 rs to 3 90
Chlckcus-Pcf dozen. AGO TO $50 turkeys, CO.
to 500.
kggs-s6nloc per dozen.
Butut-Choicc western, q TO $50 country, q
Ia M
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Receipts, 1853 bales Sales 65 bales. FIX.
ports, - bales Rail shipments - coast.
wise iugD Stock Ia al
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wool.


Wool-New clip scarce, firm, and wanted tub
washed, 2lfi2s. unwashed, ibaA0; Kansas, Is,
Texas fall clip, iO9i6 spring clip l59ls
Live stock.
KAssAs CITY, April 27.-Cattle-The Live
stock Indicator reports; Cattle, receipts, 7ig'
slow and Toe lower native shipping steers
weighing 1890 to 100 pounds, sold at 81 oO9b'
butcher steers, 81 l0dibi cows e. 1901
Hogs-Receipts 29i opened lower, but re-
covered: extreme range, 81 20.
Shccp-heceipts, 2s0s; marked strong and
active. fair To good muttons. sSGl SO.
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NEW Orleans. April 4-Futurcs clnst
quiet but steady, 2 to points lower
Sales u, 7UO bales
TLs TpllnM ittts n rp tho uuniatiOug.
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Reports this week: Great Britain, i,Oo4;
France, continent, g5 Stock Mt United
States ports this day, &c., iI5 this day last year
565 7lG,
LIVERPOOL sPOTs--RioHT REPoRr
LlvERPOof, April 27.-spot cotton closed
steady, quotations UNCHANGED,
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,ROUND ABOUT TOWN.
oNE MORE INroRruNArE.

Pick II up tendorly,
Touch II with care,
Fashioned so tondefly
Give II some air.
Let not the winds brush II
with touch that is rude,
There, soft you may crush II,
For II is u dude.
Look nj its garments,
Clinging like Ccremcnts
And it, bright locks Of hair
Dip cd In cologne,
With the part Ia the middle,
which won II oudcaTm nts,
Aud the vacant and HOPELESS air,
Wholly Its own,
Pick II up tenderly
llclrless, insane;
Poor fntcd innocent
Choked ON lis cane.
Had II "a father, had IL mother,
Had tia sister. or maybe u brother.
Who allowed II to wander
20 far away from home
Did they dream they would lose II
II suffered to roam
Poor thing so young in years,
Nut worth dollar
sec how It's suffering ears
Hang ON its collar
sun the world moves along
Why pause To miss II,
out of Its busy throng
One life like this2
Coroner Inquest
Neck broken, we think:
CHusC-hat set too far back
Aud something 10 drink,
Stomach weak
Lemonade went 10 Its brain.
Fcltitself gong, and
swallowed it, cane
81
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NEW ORLEANS, April 27,-spot cotton
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1885-05-29
Information Wanted

Mr.. VI. l. Spooner, supreme recorder OF the
Prudential Order of America, writes to the
land commissioner of Maryland from Wooster
Ohio, where his office is located as follows:
81 am now considering the advsabity o.
the disposal Of nv interest in this section aud
purchasing farm property in Maryland | know
Of no one to whom can write for the informa
ton needed, but presume you have printed re-
ports. &c in your Office for distribution What
| desire is information of the different parts OF
the State, particularly St. Mary's county, also
a liable map, one that will be of benefit in
looking for properties submitted to me Will
you kindly forward to me the latest reports on
the agriculture Of your State, also your last
annual report? If you have copy of one Of
the reports descriptive of the different counties,
it will be of importance to us, and place US
under many ohlg ,tions to you. II any ex-
pense is attached please inform me and | will
cheerfuly remit. Hoping to hear from you at
an early date"
For many years no reports of the sort re-
quired by this writer have been published in
Maryland, except in the columns of THE SCN
which has from Tina to time set forth in a
voluminous way many details concerning
Southern Maryland the Eastern Shore and oiher
parts Of the State. One Of the most important
things to the State is the deveI opment of its
rich resources by immgr,tiDn. A reaction 10
the flow Of population to the West seems to be
on the eve of taking place, and attention is
every day being turned moie and more towards
Maryla land. 1t is necess ,ry that provisions should
be made by the State government al the csrli-
est practicable moment to supply reports for
the guidance Of settlers who would be attracted
hi her for the betterment of their condition and
de eveloping the resources of Maryland. A CORE
spondent writes also to the land commissioner
from New Orleans asking for information con-
cerning the advantages of Baltimore and its
suburbs to settlers. ]-Brltimore Sun.