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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

- OaB ReusltIm unt ltmsesenb
aufbIiben, erbelt aus folsenber Wittbeis
lung Der bortisen Soft. Oas Sduiers
bauen ssbt in bieiem Sabre nidt nur in
Neuslllm fott uoran, ionbsrn aud auf
benz 2anbe pire piel sebaut. $50 man nur
biutomnt, iiebt man neue Sduier ffeben,
elm 3eiden, baB uniere Sarmer iid mad
unb mad gum Wobltanbe emporarbeitsn.
-@eusnIm'sR adbarifabt SIees
pm gpe in Minneiota war BON einem
SonntassfpiseI beimseiu3t, benz es
iebp9 i9limm ging. Die Neu ulmer
vYoit" beri9tet ndmli9: Oie Semperens.
let in Sleepp gpe unb i%nsbeionbere beren
fanatii9s 0eibsr itnb OffsntIi9 sesen bic
@irtbe ;u Selbs sesosen. Sn Der 8erion
zines s%srpiieu .. u. &ennebp fanben iie
ben erwini9ten SpitsI. gr besab iid am
Sonntas in sic msiiten bortisen Wirtbs
i@aiteu, lisB fi4 etwas 3u trinfen seben,
beaablt sbatir unb stns bann, obne bas
DsAsnis sstrasfes ~ 5absn. fort. Gags
barauf wurbe alsbann BON ibm sesen mebs
rsre Dirtbe uesen gertaufs pon seiifisen
@etranten an Sonntasen &lase erboben.
giner Der Mnseflasten erfldrte fi6 fir
i9uIbis unb sdbIte cine Citrate pom $40 u.
bic &olteu, bic %ibrisen iinb aber feft ents
iaIoTen fi9 Bis auf's IeuBerife gu web.
rem. Der Spite l&snnsbp bat uber in3wi.
i9en i1on ausssfunben, baB ii1 Naes
i9on auf grben rd9t. Oils sr namentli9
zines Na9mittass auf ben StraBen einbers
sins, purbe er pl0sli9 BON mebreren uns
betannten iiberfalen unb seb6ris bur4ses
bldut.
= Sas neue ffdbtii9e GbreBbu1 pom
M minneapolis entbGlt A $50 Namen.
Oasienise BON ct Saul 5000. Osmse>
mdB re9net man fur ben sriten Ort sine
BepSlteruns pom 1l9,475 unb ben lestern
Don lls 900. WeI9' elm alufi9wuns.
= @ie Der vSerolb" BON Winnea:
pills idreibt, laborirt Der Wiblenbi'
itrict iinter ~traurigen Serbdltnihen Wdb:
renb bic Yrobuftion Der Miblen i'm 9aufs
Der lesten, nit Oienitas enbenben @odt
nod tdgli9 go, 265 Barrels betrug, wirt
man es bieie Wo9e auf taum 5000 Bar:
reIs ben Gag brinsen. Oieie Stoduns II
gum Gbeil bur1 bic Canal erbe
bic baB S9lieben pieler Miblen peranluBt,
bebingt, anberntbsils absr 1T Der Mart
ani9sinenb iberifodt unb Die Wiiblenbe
fiser meinen .baB ie BEL ben ietisen Yrei
fen i9uerIi3 ibre &e9nunsen iinoen birf
ten.
- Gin gpclon, Der tirslid ben 9Iat
&of Dell Bel &o9eiter beimiu9te, ger
forte Is W~Obnbduier unb Stalunsen
Man befir9tete aud in &O9eiter Don be
&ataitropbe beriibrt gu weroen, unb idloi
in 5olss beiien bic Rir9e uor benz abenb
@ottssbienit.
gu OuIutb bat Der Resens unb ga
seIifurm am IL. b. SO. sro6en S9abel
setban; in Der Superior gap ideitert
cine Ya9t, bic ben glert bes gomereia
5otels, Steele, in Superipr unb einsn an
beren iunsen Wann entbieIt. Steele er
trant, wdbrenb iein 5reunb ii9 rettete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
SutnotS.

SIN Sc a n b o m wurbe bas 6aus pom
9enrp &ilner pom Slite setrofien, woburd
suei &inber, awei unb pier Sabre alt, auf
Der Stele setSbtet wurben. &iIner ielbit
wuroe gu BOben seidIasen unb befien 6rau
beiinnun9slos.
- Sn Solicit baben bic Walswerte
mad breimonatli9er Pauie ben Betrieb pies
Der aufsenommen. 1900 Mann iin6 bas
bur9 wieber in @rbeit setommen.
- Oie l1brenfabrif Al Iurora bat
auf feds Wo9en ben Betrieb einses
felt.
= Ssit benz 4. Suli iinb in gbicaso
10 Tobesfdle an Der Munbiperre porses
tommen, bic 6olse BON Serwunbunssn bur9
&inberpifolen.
- Sn Treeport brad am Sonntas
in einem Ooppelsebdube, In peldem fi9
bic Sdubpaarenbanbluns pom W. s.
SnpSer, iomie bas Telephone mt befan.
ben, 6suer aus, wsI&ss sinsu S&sSsR ssu
$4,000 unri9tete.
- Sn gbicaso tesfe Feete @c@e
cine Srau Namens Smitb bic @eidi1te In
bic @eIt, baB iie I'M belen Gage in ibrer
8obnuns pon 3wei unbstannten Wdnnern
iiberfauen, sebuneen uno setnebelt unb nm
Elm Sddben pom iiber 1000 Dollars, bas
iis i'm Buien trug, bsraubt worben iei.
Oarob augemeines @ntieten unb @eseter.
gs itelte fi9 aber balb bsraus, baB bic
iaubere Srau Smitb bic &duberseidi9te
pon q bis 3 %erfunben unb bas ibr BON
ibrsm @atten gum @ufbeben sesebene @eIb
an ibrsn @aIan ssbanst bate, benz ie
i6on felt 6 Sabren mebr ais ibrem @bes
name anbinS unb Der es in elmer Saro:
gant peripielt bate.
= SprinsfieIb, IA. Suit. Die
geri9te Der Staats 2derbaubeborbe fur
Suli beitdtisen betreffs Der grnte pom 8ins
tsrwsiSen bic friibsren triiben Beri9te unb
laien teine 9offnuns auf sinen grtras
pom mebr als 10, 200, 900 8uf5eI gu. Dies
1T etpa elm Orittel peniser ais Der Ourds
i9nittsertrag Der lesten sebn Sabre. Die
Qualitdt beS Wei3ens lit better ais bic
burdi9nittlide. Oas &orn 1T poa unb
bort nan iebr u~erein3elte 8lasen iiber
i9ledte Nualitdt in irsenb einem Gbeile
bes Staates. Ser Wei3en 1T aIsemein
in sutem 3uitanb einssbsimit morbsn. SIM
iibliden Gbeil bes Staatss 1T i5on nit
benz Orei@en besonnen worbsn unb bleibt
Der grtras binter ben sema9ten S9dsuns
gen UNI cine SIeinisteit 3uriid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
QautaS.

= ie goronersiurp slaubt, baB IarD
Baldwin in 4t9ion BON ibrem Brubsr
ermorbet wurbe.
= Sn Winbsm wurbe elm &inb aes
boren, bas swei 3dbne nit auf bic Welt
bra9te.
= Sn 6 berrpuaIe wobnt cine Nes
germ, bic ansebli4 1l9 Sabre alt lit.
= Bel Stodton bat mar In elmer
Eiefe pon 2o2 SUB cine iiebens0aise &obs
lenaber entbedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
S6wetS.

& Die auBersewSbnli4e 9ermebruns
Der 8drsn In Der S9wei3 bat bsreits 3abI'
rei9e Opfer setoitet; es wurben IN Der
lebtsn 3eit 80 Stid 3iesen unb S4afe
3errifen.
- Die &riiis in Der llbrsninbuifrie wirb
INNER bebsntIidsr. @roBe Sabriten i'm
SurIa l0iisn MIR nod am gOrmittas arbsis
ten.
= Gin furdtbarss 9aseIwstter bat es
men Ibeil bes 6 mmenbinse beims
ssiudt. Sn 3daiwil, Rlosrswil, 8tams
lep unb anbsrn Ortsn 1T aQes perpuitst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Oiet absefibrt. gs bssIsiteten ibn s,pei
S4utIeute unb Elm PoIisei:S ommiidr.
@rpdbnt iei i~ibrisens nod, bab Bel benz
ProSeb Die 8e3iebunsen 2ieste's gu ben ios
%senannten anardifen, namentli9 aber su
ben Wfolt's 6abne folsenben Seem Yorfer
Inardiiten feitseiteIt wurben. (@erm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28
ShGnfeIb's oeutihsr gfisrsns uub Qe.

bersSbee lit elm wabrsr Sesen fir bic
Wsnidbeit. Snbem ct ben Sauptiis piers
tiinftel auer sefdbrli9en unO bartnddisen
6rantbeiten, bic 9eber unb bic Nieren, in
ssiunosr unb unseitOrter Sbdtisteit erbdlt,
1T er elm unuerSleidIides 0Orbsusunsss
Wfittel, wel4es S9mer3en, &oitsn unb
Seitusrluit sripart. Sn allen apOtbeten gu
babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

Sournaliitiides: Bon allen ameritanis
i9en gIdttern finb bic senuBreiditen bieies
nisen Der Eabatsp1anae, fauB 4 20 Der
Sorte seb6rt, pel9e ga d ar
Bel Der Sabritation ibrer beriibmten &au9s
unb S1nupftabate gebrauden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-07-28

9tbImtionSf6alen, 21Iben,
9tItarbtfoer, IltarbImnen,
21Itar9loden, stItarfremse,
2l%ItariGeaen, @ltarfpiben,
Mrmenbidfen, Mrtnlen otter,
2lSpergias,
9 etidemtnel (sepOltertel
Stbeln, @reptere,
Charcoal fir &audfGfer.
Gborr66e, GbrihnSTsaren,
6tboriew, Gtmsnla,
9almatieaS, Grbammn8SbaGsr,
Gaunilienre8tfter,
Strmmn8Sanoenfen,
Sabmem, SIagsen,
8attcrale far aslGe, &tbortel T.,
@ ebetbfid1er in beitIder, en9lil9er, tran3es
iiider, bouGnbii6er, polnii6er, bobmts
i6er uub italieniider Spra4e,
@efdHe fur ole III. ceIe,
Gemaloe,
6olos u. etIberfretsdjen,
@olSs u. eilbermeSailen,
0ruppenbtloer aner Yapfe,
6rmppembtloer, (pboto9r) BON gri>
bif66fen, Sii60fen &C., perlanls
melt Ut utHl oltU flebui~ SphSt ksS"
Baltimore,
Samss u. Namilienbadber fatbOliido,
SetligcmbilSer ;um Gi%nrabmen,
Sofieneifen, $sofiensefdbe,
&anonsS afeIn, 2elGe,
&trdenmmffaIien,
&~trdenTege,
otntnunicnatto etfet,
Rommanion= u. Vtrmnn8Sanoenftm,
Qremstp e9itattonen,
Rrtppenf8mren,
Qromen fur Stafuen,
&ruSi5re pteler art,
&autpet, &annpcu9ldttr,
3ebenS9eS6i6ten bon Setligen &C.,
2esenoem Der Setlisen,
2emdbter pou Weiiiu9, Britannia II. @las,
26j6bSrnden, MarfGanSfdbes
Meoaiaon, Mebsewdmoer,
NeBfdmmdten, 1eeBpe elm,
WiKale, RiRalbdnoer,
MiKaIpmIte, @iifions .&oter,
Wonitransen,
Nempergoloan8 II. Ie%rFlbertm8
pon Monitran;sn, 3sl6en, Giborien &C.,
Slipemol, SHerfer3en,
0crImutterfrem3den
Y%ortraitS SEQ XIII. u. Yii,S TX,
Yrcoieftp erie,
Yro3eiionSfreaae II. 2aternem,
'YprioeS, NaiGmdnteL
1eiisionSs@efaKG
NoSenfrdnse, efapultere,
SpitenbilSGen,
Stattcm aus Der @aperiden eunrantaIt in
Win6en,
Gtatttett pon @ppS, StoIaS,
Strdmb6en u. 3r6nse
fir @ritommlnitanten &C.,
SamfanSenfen, Samf=@cfdse,
Sauf : 8egifer, Tamfi1alen,
SaIfifeinen,
Sbeolo9tf6e @erfe,
SqoteusHe8iter,
SrasbimmeI,
Sranerbiioer,
Srammmsssgmoenfen
Sranunss.8estfer,
@aoemeemmS fur aranfenbsfn6e,
Bella, Sereins. etmSsei6nmnsea
@ad,S. u. anSere 9er,en, SSetbram@,
gSeibran6fdRer.
gSeibip aferbe6en II. QekeL
sSeibwafertpeoeL
altlauten, 2anofarten u. GIobem,
8rtets u. Gdretbpaptere,
Brtefpaptere FIR @Iidwinide,
S%rtefneuer, 8riefuui&Ia8e
sSu&baltun9S 2ebrbdGers
SoImetfdcr fir pisleS pra9e,
&eo8rapbtf6e @erfe,
@efddftSba@er,
@ef6t6tStuerfe,
@olofeoern,
SmmoriHif6e Cuartette, fer;ette anS
Suette,
@rammatifen Der alter nnb ms
J.. bsrnsg Spra9sn,
SusemaS@rtften u. StIserbd&es,
&alema<r, RIafffer, ao@ba&er,
observation-disclosures fir geiansueeine,
25f6papier, Isest,inifde 8aAers
W%tmFfpapier,
Observation-Disclosures,
eGreibbefte, e6mIbaGer,
eMmIen fir Orsel. &lupier, gioline II. !. No.,
StablteSern, SbeaterifAde, 1tntens
llntsrhaltunss= uss Gr;abluussidrttttx
VtebarsneibhGer,
8SolfSlteoerbader,
@Srterbii6er pteler epra6em,
Set6enporIa8em,
u. I. No., v. I. ~, 4. 7. m.s
psrbsm cut unb piais ssliefet pon
Mablbaner & 8ebrle,
Smpsrtears. BUD. u. aira experimentation
SansIane,
Al Ga Suls Strabe, Chicago, 81.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-02

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

"Whdt Is The mutterY" she asked, "Hdp'
you tiVo young people been quarrelin0r"
turned away, went past tho screen which
IA sometimes put up 20 insure privacy, ouI
Of the Iron cato, into the narrow street.
watched tho lounging, dlgnihod-looklnG mel
and tho dark eyed women who wont by;
looked at tho merry urchinS at play; and
after what seemed an interminabls quarter
OF an hour, returned 20 learn how my gen
tie counsel had succeeded with my suit
My mother and Phillppa were sitting with
their arms around each othor. Philippa, al
! entered tho patio, raised her eyes TO mine
with a look OF shy happiness, My mother
rose and took tho girl by tho hand,
"Basil,n sho said, ~ have Mt last beer
ablo 10 persuade her that you and !, al
least, rise above tho conyentionalitios oil
what IL called tho world. / have told hel
that, knowing all ! know, l SEQ nothing Il
prevent her from being your wife, have
told hor that simply for her own sweet aakC
would rather 500 you marry her than any
woman In tho world. And, Basil, | fancy
have made her believe me-
With hor soft eyes full OF maternal love
my mother kissed mo and left the court |
opened my arms 10 close them round tho
faIrcst woman In tho world. and all the
earth soomsd bright and glorious. 10 mo
Ny groat loyo had conquorodl
And yet, oyon In that moment OF bliss,
my thought, %iuyoluntarily few away 70 q
mow.hcapod road In Englond-to u white
drift, undor which for days aud days q
ghastly object had onco boon lying, A
droaml n dr0nml II must have boon u foor'
full dream. Forgot 1t, Basil North, and be
happy In tho happiness you have at last
TyOnl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Ifanoy ] have fingered long enough over
that terrible time when my wife first
learned that tho dream which had haunted
her was reality-that her hand had un.
knowingly avenged her supposed and pre-
meditated wrong, Let me but say that the
mental anguish into which the knowledge
plunged her was not unattended by physical
evil In fact, Tor many days my poor girl
was III, very III. My neither and nufsed
her with every care, and by and by youth
and a splendid constitution roassertsd The M
selves, and, a shadow OF her former self, she
was able 10 leave her bod. My mother was
tenderness itself 10 her daughter. She knew
nothing Of tho true cause OF her illnessi In
deed, she blamed mo roundly for not having
taken proper cara OF my beautiful bride,
and vowed laughlngly that for the future
nothing should induce her 10 trust Phiippa
out OF her sight,
Now that Philippe knew all she had done,
thought IL better 10 tell her that, although
he had no intention Of 80 doing, Sir Mervyn
Ferrand, In eau ling a mock marriage TO DO
celebrated, had by a strange chance really
made her his wife, This gave her little
comfort. ut makes my crime the greater"
she said, bitterly, ~ have killed my hus-
band instead Of my soducerl Am not NJ
10 liver
,o..,,uuu.n m nm, NuxnN
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

some time | listened with great amusement,
then the lulling motion OF the steamer. the
sluggish muddy flow Of the stream, the mo-
n%otonous banks past which we stole, exercised
a soporiae effect upon me, and ! began 10
doEe and dream,
Through my dreams l heard a name, a
hated name, spoken clearly and distinctly,
started and opened my eyes, P%hllippa'a
head was stretched forward as II she was In
tent upon catching some expected words
spoken by another,
''Sir Meryyn F%errand," I heard ons of our
fellow-yoyagsrs repeat eyes, remember
him-tall, good.looklng man. Where IL he
powi He was a bad lot.n
''Surely You rad or heard about itf' said
his companion In n tone OF surprise,
I touched my wifoIs arm "Como away,
Phillppa,n said.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
CONTINUED IN OUR NExT,)

NATIONAL Banks have increased the
past year by 1876, and the capital by
sl2, 100000; the deposits have decreased
by $lls,0OO. 600, the loans have decreased
by 1880 900, the goldI fund has In
creased by az, 10000, the gold Treasury
certificates have increased by $4,000
900, silver and silver certificates show q
slight gain, and the greenback fund q
gain Of 100000,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
DARK DAYS.
BY HUGH

bho clasped her hands and fed wildly
across tho court ! caught her at tho door,
which she had reached and half opened,
AIPromlse me ono thing" saidi 'promiss
you will wait here until my return, shall
not DO five minutes. IL is not much 10 ask,
P%hillppa,h
Phllippa bent her head as In assent ]
passed through the doors, and in u few min.
htes returned TO the patio, accompanied by
my mother, who glanced from Philippa 10
ms In a surprised way.
"What Is tho matterT' she asked, with her
cheerful smile, "Haye you two young poo,
Pile been quarrellingT
Philippa made no answer. she stood with
hor fingers interlaced; her eyes cast on the
ground.
"Mother,n / said, ~ have to-day asked
Philippa 10 DO my wife, / have told her
that all my happiness depends upon her con-
sent 10 this, l have loved her for years;
and at last she loves me. Yes, she loves
mo.n
My mother gave a little cry OF pleasure,
and stepped forward, | checked her,
~ love her, and she loves me" | con.
tinued. "But she refuses to marry ma.
And whyl Because she fears to bring shame
on an honorable name, You know her
story; you are my mother, You, OF all peo.
Pile In the world, should DO the most jealous
an to tho honor Of my name. You should
know whom you would choose for my wife,
Tell herr
I said no moro. My mother advanced
with outstrotched arms, and In a moment
my poor girl was weeping in her embrace,
while words which | could not hear, but
whose purport | could we'll guess, we're bo'
ing whispered TO hor had indeed beer
right in trusting to my mothers noble
nature.
"Leave M for q little while, BASIL" she
said, as Philippe still sobbod upon hor shoul
dor. "come back In a quarter OF an houTi
himan
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
THE Ohio Domocratlo League /

THE Ohio Democratic League Ia the
title of a neat pamphlet OF "a Tages,
giving the official proceedings Of the
convention held at Columbus, January
9Th. These proceedings will be sent to
any address furnished To W. A. Taylor,
Secretary, Columbus. Parties desiring
TO aid the committee In ~dsfraying the
cost Of distribution will be supplied at
the rate OF "a per hundred.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

As the season advances, the palms and
aches by which rheumatism makes Itself
known, are experienced after every ex-
pOsure. II is not claimed that Hoods
barsaparilla 10 n specific for rheumatism
we doubt II there IL, or can be, such a
remedy. But the thousands benefited
by Hoods Sa~rsaparilla, warrant us In
urging others who suffer from rheuma-
tiem to take II before the first keen
kuGn.a
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

The prevailing opinion regarding the
girl Of the period 10 unjust. A few de-
cades back she wove, spun, &c. These
things have given way 10 modern ma.
chinery. She has higher planes, 10 more
OF an ornament; when In health, she Ia
beautiful. She takes DR.. Jones' Red
Glover Tonic, which clears the complex
ion, drives away plmples and cures all
diseases Of the stomach liver ana kid
news. mcebta o. Dnrnin. Wright Y ",
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

The Burdock Plant Ia one Of tho best
diuretlcs or kidney regulators In the
vegetable world, and the compound
known az BurdoCk Blood Bltters In un-
surpassed In all diseases Of the Kidneys,
liver and blood.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

AMONG the names Of Postonlces
throughout the country are: "A B O"
and 20 H." "Charity," and Hope" and
Dawn" and 'pOy,""Drum" and Fife"
maiden" and Bachelor" "swest Llps,"
"~Jamboree," Negro Foot" and you
naNu
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE Kansas Legislature has passed a
resolution TO the effect that JEFF Davis
has no business TO compliment the Lib.
erty Bell, and that II he tries II again he
DO taken out and hung on that sour
apple tree. Those Kansas Republicans
are very sentative.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

Az an article for the toilet, Ayers
Hair Vigor stands unrivalled. II cleans
90 the scalp and preserves II from sCurf
and dandrDf, cures itching aud humOra,
restores faded or gray hair TO its origi-
nal dark color, and promotes It's growth.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

TnE Plain Dealer says, In speaking Of
o change In the Cleveland city council.
the people favor q smaller body.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19

THE Columbus TIMES comes to US now
"a 4 morning daily. 1t Is always well
come, always read and always Demo
cratic.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
CHAPTER x.
TILE o rALLA

=Onco conquorod-onoO convinced that
the obstacles which hor soliCitudo for my
welfare raised against my wish wore not
insupcrablo-rhilippa offered no further re-
distance; while ~ for mo, cyory day that
might b6 counted before | called hor my
wifo seemed n day spoiled, II not entirely
wastod, With my mothers arguments 70
back my own foryont persuasion, | had no
difficulty IN winning Phlllppo's consent TO
our marrlag, taking place ~ soon ~ the
noedful formalltios could DO complied with.
And yet, although tho day was hrod, Il
was at my Instance changed, and the core
mony postponed for awhile.
My reason for doforring my browning
happiness was this. Knowing all that ]
know, tho question arose, under what name
WAS Phllippa 70 DO married. Undor hor
own mailcn name, unlor tho false name
which for somo tlmo Sir Moryyn Fcrrand,
for reasons best known 10 himself, had
made her assume, or undor that namo
which. supposlng Mrs Wilson had spoken
tho truth, bho was LOCALLY entitled 10 boarl
No anxious, 10 resolved waa | that th0ro
Bhould DO no shadow Of doubt ~ 10 the
validity Of her second and happier mar
vihgo, that after due consideration l dotor'
mined 10 sacrifice my own inclination, and
postpone our wedding long enough 10 give
me timo TO pay n nying visit 10 England,
whore l could do my bost 10 obtain such
evidence as would show that phillppa wal
tho dead mans widow.
made tho excuse that I found many mat
Corn Of business connected with my property
must DO attended 10 before I could bo mar.
Tiod. travelled 10 Eng and-to Liverpool
a. fast M | could. tatayod thore for a weok,
and during that time mado full researches
INTO tho life and deaf NJ u woman who, NJ
Mrs. Wilson said, hal died on u cortair
date, md been buried under tho namo o
Lnoy Fcrran1.
The Information | acquired m 10 hor ante
esdentH Ii Of no consequence 10 my STORY
Whatever hor faults may have boon, hel
history was n sad ono, indeed u seemed h
pc that the history Of any woman who hn,
been cuttd by Sir Mervyn Forrand's loy,
was n sud ono. However, tho result OF my
Investigations was, In short, thisi Forrant
had married. tho woman many years ago
Thoy had parted 10y mutual consent witt
his cynical cnreleasneaa he had troubled n,
moro about her, and, stranger still, ahe had
not troubled him. She died on tho dat,
given by my informant. The question o
kientiiy could DO easily settled, 80 that i
ever Phil pa chose ~ claim the righiao e
psrtainln 20 Sir dervyn FoyNdlyNwldoy
she world '5ve ~ Aim.yi.vtAwoANffn. AN
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-02-19
NOTICE.
Farm for Sale.
FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE 7"yl
"NAw YORH TRIBUNE, Now York

farm containing 17Qya aofes, situated IN tho aoutbt
IVES, part u h%00lei0wn, Portage county Oblo, known nj
Timber Vol watefcd by creek hnn aprinaa. Large
panN pnrn, good nurse barn, mud 10 40 fno hOusoi also
on eiBy terms
fobiu,dm oEOnon IloCtHNs
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-12-26
OLD FAMILY GROCERY.
AHEADI

Having enlarged my storeroom, have
concluded to keep in addition to groceries,
a stock of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
such as Muslins, Ginghams, Flannels, &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES of all kinds, Sugar,
Conee, Tea, Flour, Hams, Molasses, Coal
Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, at lowest prices. I
call especial attention to my "Wine Bit.
tiers " and Elderberry Tonics,n both
homemade and used as appetizers in sick
ness. Keep also large stock of
OLD HOMEMADE WINES,
Grape, Blackberry, Currant, Wild Cher
ry, &C. Also Coal and Wood.
Va Pure Grape Juice for Communion
purposes. With thanks for past patron
age, Isolicit share in the future.
JOHN SNODEAL,
Winchester Pike, Martinsburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-12-26
ASTRAY NOTICE!
:. NJ HAIOEMAN,
President Courisr-J Journal Co.,
LOUISVILLE, KY.

A STRAY HOG came to the premises of
LEVI PITsNoGLE, in Falling Waters Dis
trict, three months or more ago the
owner will call, prove property, pay
damages, and take the hog away.
LEVI PITSNOGLE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-12-26

The miners imprisoned in the
Nanticokc mine have not yet been
reached by the rescuing party, but
are believed to be dead.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-12-26
HANOVER AND BALTIMORE R.R-

IL ~ ~
connect as follows: " ~
WESTWARD.
Leave Hiilen Station. BALTIC. 5sam IN M
through cars for Hanover, New Oxford. lIettys-
3Wurg, Harrisburg. York, Philadelphia, New
IoT TX connect at Emory Grove with trains
on on W. M X. Il. for Hagerstown and Frederick.
sunday at p m for Hanover
EASTWARD.
Leave Gettysburg Sam, 225 pm. tbrouoh
cars for Balto.. connect at Emory Grove Win
trains for Frederick and Hagerstown. al
Baito. with trains for Washington, Pittshurrs
fhiia, New York. A. r. EicheIberger. Pres.
Hanover, Pa