Daily Republican., 1886-04-12

as this man / stopped In Ouf yards inst
Wednesday leading n gang OF 300 strik-
ers."
Letter from Maryland.
Correspondence Of the RKruBLIoAs.
INGLEsIDE, Md, April 9th, 1885,
Tht ugh perhaps the last OF all In get
ting moved to our appointment, we ven.
ture TO say we were not least In warm
reception. On account OF nescessary re.
pairs being made on the parsonage and
some new furniture to purchase, we
remained in Wilmington, waiting for
the order to "Come. for all things are
ready" The order came, and Thurs
day morning last we boarded the train
and arrived at Cox's station about l0. 80
q. IN whore We were met BY the good
brethren, with two carriages for the
parsons family and two wagons for the
goods, and We were soon on our way
towards the future home, and were not
long in reaching the destination. When
We arrived at the parsonage We not
only found IL we'll heated, but pre-
occupied by the good and faithful sis
tere. whose smiling and warm grasp
bade us welcome to their hearts and
homes, and after removing our wraps
and exchanging q few words Of kindiy
greeting, we were invited into the
dining room, where o sumptuous repast
awaited us, and we were well prepared
to do ample Justice TO the many good
Il things set before us. After dinner
began the unpscking of our goods and
/ the arrangement Of them In the most
com Portable manner for US.
We then had our attention directed
to the larder, and II some OF your spicy
reporters had been present they could
have given q much moro worthy de-
scriptton than am capable OF hndint
language to express, for language mo-
!, pen cannot ex xpress the sweet comfor
: and peace We expect to enjoy when W
r partake OF these good things. The larde
, was bountifully supplied with cannet
ffuits, Numbering about thirty quarts
butter, eggs, hams, beef, chickens al
3 ready cooked, -four, sugar, coffee ANT
{ many other substantial tokens OF re
, membranes, among which were abou
: one. half bushel of extra Maryland bis
{ cult. We thought first We would couu
Q them, but concluded 1t was too much
= n task and would measure by guess
a Also wood and coal for fuel. We ar
o | certainly in the hands of friends, an
y Ii our prayer 10 that Heavens choices
. blessing may be poured out upon them
], Jesus says, "Ask largely that your 10
D may be full" and we are asking ths
I this year may be one Of rich fruitae
Il for the Master, and believe with th
10 Divine blessing ON our united efforts
,. pastor and people much good will
70 accomplished.
I'll sabbath morning dswned cheerleI
y enough, but undismayed we started 4
N our appointment ct Pippins; found Il
is church warmed and few friends wi
n had weAthered the storm; took dim
st at Bro. W. H. Casho's whose war;
genial manner and social dispositit
4 did much to cheer and encourage .
be- He is contemplating repairs on b
III home Mt q cost OF about one thousar
It, dollars. / find that the spirit OF Ii
es provement Is abroad, and believe q
no long We shall be moved Into q new pi
az sonaRe which will be an honor to o
d, beloved Methodism. and monume
to the liberality OF the public alrea'
nd displayed.
n Ineieside circuit is at present col
,al posed OF Ave appointments. Three
IL Oneen Anne County and two In Gar
ed line. The most Of the circuit Ia In
RI beautiful section Of the country, "
mt improved, and at the present time
IN majority of the wheat fields are cali
nd lated to please the eye of the admirer
ill beauty, cause the painter to take
Isy his brush and the poet his pen AND sii
at. There seems voice In every gale.
mol A tongue In every opening flower,
Which tells, u Lord, the wonderous tai
thal Ofthy almighty power;
me The birda that rise on quiyering wings
theI Proclaim their Makers praise,
vn, And ell the mingling sounds OF spring
theI To thee an anthem raise"
ge: Inpleside itself, though q small
the lsze of about two hundred and Il
raj In habitants, is q place OF no insign
of ceno, and, being citizen OF 1t, l
md say II am citizen of no mean tow
I 10 1t has four general stores, one bla
re-. smiths shop, one shoemaker, two
ess. ply sicians, one Of whom, DIR. Grahi
can cut a cancer out of q lip of gentlen
We last Thursday and sent 1t to Phtia
In phia for examination, and recei
all word on Saturday that 10 WAS the 3
pulls of q cancer he had pronounced tt.
the also, sometime ago, took out lst
ress breast weighing four pounds, and
gan 1t nov in his office.
sde, We have also one graded school '
4 is two teachers, two churches and
who preachers, and am glad can say
win the white banner of temperance wi
will at the mast head. l have not see
road drunken man nor heard an oath or
will word since l have been among
him PEOPLE In this part of Maryland.
his the good Lord open the WINDOW
heaven and send showers Of bless
teen upon us. W. w; sHAi
.ciio P.S. might add We have
cory every day and telephone connect
= NJ with the principal stations.
port
Kaw If some enterprising fellow v