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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

You were standing alone In the silence.
when passed down the stair that night,
Alone with your thoughts IN the shadow,
Away from tho fires soft light,
And nevera greeting you gave me,
Not word your lips let fall.
As 1 came from the light 20 your side, dear.
That night, In tho old oak hall!
But know. an, so well. the secret
You fancied you kept unseen.
And hated the pride that was standing
Like q shadow our hearts between,
SO told you. that night. story,
And you listened rs In O spell.
Till saw that yOu guessed the meaning
OF tho story tried TO tell!
You fain would have silcnced me then, dear
To leave ituntold were best
Too late. for learned. as you drew me:
To your heart, that you knew the rest
AMI the shadow passed by from between us
Forever, beyond recall.
As you whispered the end Of the story
That night IN the old oak hall!
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
STRAY JOKES.

II Is the dry goods clerk who most frc-
qncntly sales under false colors New Haven
News.
II there Is anything In the world which
will make man forget that his joints are
stiff. |: Is TO ste? on n squeak doll on an un-
lighted stairway. Call
Youn; Lady Cn shoe storcl-I want them
plenty large. Proprietor lnicasuring footl-
Yes, miss; you want thrccs. Young Lady
No; twos nro my si=e Tho Epoch.
"You ncctla't order mo around, sir,n said
tho washerwomaa. "T'ri not tho hirc'i Girl.
It's Dridgcts place 20 loo,; after tho milk.
I'm tho laundry lady" "That doesn't scsrc
me-" said tho man. "rm tho milk gentle
man and I'm tho +. W. @. II. X. Of the u. o.
@. q. and Most Eminent Past q. W. Of the
Ancient Order Of n. x. Q. e., and want
somebody to take this milk" "Ycs, sir"
said the washcrwomAn mcekly, rs sho went
TO find n crock.-Chicago Tribune.
And 50 every day he gave the Almighty
Advice which he deemed OF great worth;
And his wife took In sewing
To keep things a-going
While he superintendcd tho earth.
The Churchmnn.
a young lady, visiting for tho first timc in
tho country, was alarmed at tho approach Of
q COW. Shc was too frightened TO run, and,
shaking her parasol at tho animal, sho said
In q very stern tone: "Iio down, siri lilo
downr-New York Tribune.
Tho chess club has occupied It's present
quarters for n remarkably long time. Usu-
ally chess players want TO movc.-Ncw Or
leans Picayunc.
Tho figures Of this year, 1883, resemble
thrco big girls and q dude as they spread
themselves across tho pavement on flno
aftcrnoonS-Williamspo Sun and Banner.
Somo ono asks: "Docs IL pay 70 bc goodr
Perhaps our evidence In tho matter will not
be taken, and so VIC shall not answer the
question directly, but wo will say that II Is
good 20 DO paid.-Lowell Citizen.
Tho young man who would waste time kiss.
ing giri's hand would cat tho brown paper
bag and leave the hot house grapes for some
ono else. c.-Somervilio Journal.
Oft times after man has seen his ''antc"
hc is compelled TO so and SEQ his ''uncle."-
Tho Epoch.
Let q man sit down on q bent pin and he
will arise promptly and speak briefly 10 the
point.-Ncw Orleans Picayuno
II Is hoped that tho man who predicted
that VIC were going TO havo a warm winter
hasn't a bushel Of coal in his bin, and is
mowcd up 100 miles from coal yard.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
Young elshty-eight,
We pat your peight.
And trust youll not decrease In weight.
De tempereight,
Tobacco height,
And dont stay out until It's lelghi.
-pittsbur;; Chronicle.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

Ihcard funny story recently Of an actor
somc time ago, who was playing in q farce,
large dough rose. Ono night when no got to
tho theatre no found no -four, and scnt the
boy out for somc. Back came tho boy. the
noc was made and whipped on. Presently,
to the horror Of the actor, the nose began to
swell, till at length, In tho midst Of an i'm
portant passage, II burst and fell to tho
ground. It had bcca made Of self raising
lour, and tho heat of tho actors face had nc
complishcd tho catastrophe. Post
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
Good ursu,,. An Every Case.

ID. 4. bradford. Wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga. Tenn. writes that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled ON his lungs had tried many RENE.
dies with out benefit. Being induced To
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, did 81 and wins entirely cured
hy use of Few bottles Since which time
he has used Il In his family for all Coughs
and Colds with hest results. This Il the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this Wonderful Discovery
Trial BOTTLES free At p. ID. coltingham 4
Co.'S Drug Store.
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An Fad Co Boae apins.

Edward Shepherd. of Harrisburg. H..
says: "lIaving received M much benefit
irOm Eleciric Bitlers. I feel IL MY duty To
lei suffering humanity know u. Have
had running sore on my leg fer eight
years; my dMiOrs told me would have
10 have the hone scmprd ar leg ampuiaird.
used instead. three battles Oi Elestric
Bilirrs and seven boxes Buckirn's Arnica
Salve, aud my leg is now lomnd and we'll !"
bciile. and Bucklen's Arnlca Salvr at 25c.
per box by i. ID. Cottingham 4 10.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
A Zine. Full Smile.

Derry Dowden, a ic-ycar-old coiored bo-,
Of Macon. has tho largest mouth Of anybody,
big or little, In thcsc parts When hc o,ens
Il witlc tho corners Of tho mouth arc less than
half an inch from tho lobc Of each ear. lie
can put his Est In his mouth; can hold two
eggs In It without difficulty, and his last tri-
umph was 10 take In n toy balloon nd ticn
indate it 20 iss full siza Berry Is very proud
Of his nlouth.--Atlanta Constitution.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
The RIrh IIarye., sale.

for uyers will commence this week. when
every department of the house will show
goods marked down 10 phenomenal prices.
Yonr dollar will bny as mnch as two
anly few days ag0-and we having moth
Ing hut brand new. fresh Suits aud Over
coats fnr Men aud Boys. Nee price list
In an".aer part of this paper. Oehm's
Acme Hall. West Baltimore Street. one
dnor fam Charles. Baltimore. Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
ccwar,, az ,Io,,c.. ,YcrIt.

PnTrc Proud Shoe Dcaier-iiow often have
told you not to disiisurc Goo,ls with big
price inar,:si
I'oor clcrl;-TEosc are g. kids, anil I
markell the figure = on tho bottom TO make
tiicri sell Tho ladies mistake the price mark
for the number.
"Youns man, told YOU never 10 cal at
my lousc again, but take IL all back. II
you want iiy daughter you can have her.
Omaha World.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

nuun Sea Wonders exist In thousands
HkkV OF forms. hut arc surpassed by tho
UHuk marvels invention. Thoee who arc
In need OF profitable work that can
he done while living AZ homo should at once
sand their address 70 Hn,lctt A Co.. Portland.
Maine. and receive FREQ full informatlons how
either scr. OF all nges. can earn from IS TO IS
per Jay anu up"aFris wnercver they I'VE; You
have made over $50 In q single day At this
work. All succeed
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
LOVERS oUARRELs.

since there's no help, come let US kiss and part
Nay, have done; you get no mora OF me;
And am glad-yea, glad with oil my heart
That thus so cleanly myself can fire..
Shake hands forever. cancel all our vov y.
And, when we meet at any time again.
De- it not seen In either OF our browS
That We one jot Of former love rrtain.
Now. at the last gasp Of loves latest brrath.
When. his pulse failing, Passion sr~plcss lies,
When Faith Is kn-eling by his bel Of death
And lnDocrnc- Is closing up his ey-s-
Now. u thou wouidst, when oil have given him
over
From death TO life thou might him yet recover.
Michael Drayton.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

Absurd queslion.-A German lately ap.
piled for situation ~ n sailor on hoard
vessel lying In the North River. "llaye
you ever been to sea :" asked the captain.
The German stared moment, and then
said. docs you s'pose coined over from
Germany In a balloonT
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

An Engllshmnn has invented brake by
which any person In n compartment can
turn lever and stop the train. At the
came time white disk will appear outside
Of the compartment to notify the con.
ductor in which carriage the brake has
been used. q. Chicago Herald.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

A youngster sat watching his mother
while she 'pitied cherries She inadyert.
emily passed one without removing the
stone. Hopeful Immediately picked Il out
with the remark. Heres one you didn't
unbutton, mamma"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

"A good Razor u an article that all
bearded men are looking for. We have u.
Buy the "Damacine." Ask your barher
what he know abont the Damncinc Ra.
xor. 0n;ers from distance will receive
prompt attention, $3.50 each. postpaid To
you Rddrees. L.. w. GuNnY,
Salisbury, Md.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
INVENTION.

ders Of inventive progress Il n method AMI
from their homes. Pay lihcnl: any one can
'io the work either scx. young or old: no
special ability required. Capital not needed
yOu aru started free. Cut this out AMI return
to us and we will send you free something Of
grcat value and Importance to you. that will
start you In business. which will bring you In
more mency right away. than anything else In
the world. Grand outnt free. Address TRug
4 Co.. Augusta. Maine.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

Omaha Damc-Oh yes, yuu can 6rovl fast
enough; you forget tia: while m"l Get
through their labors at certain hours every
day, woman's work Is never done.
Husbanl-That's just what lin G.o~.., -;
nbou.. Omaha World.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
A Ricssci Year.

Miss Ethel-And so yoa arc really engaged
10 Mr. Sampson, Clarai
Miss Clara (blushincl--Yc', 1t all happened
last evening, Ethel.
Miss Ethcl-What blessing leap year Is,
tlcar!-Sew York Sun.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
IEaooil- Tn,ie,l.

"riow Il that fcud bctwcca Col. Dlooi and
Maj. Bluegrass getting on! Arc they as bit
ter Us cvcrfr
"Oh, no; tho whole thing 10 happily
endcd.n
Elm glad TO hear t'lat."
ayes, they killed each othcr"-I.ifc.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
No.47O SECOND STREET
BALTIMORE. MD.
NOTICE
TO
LICENSED TRAD RS !

CLERKS ORFIcE. Jan. llih. 1888.
This Is To notify persons WIN have
changed or are contemplating changing
the name of their firm or eo.parineIship.
either iy y reduction ~ the number con.
stlIuiing said firm or an addition thereto (;
also those making an absolute transfer or
sale of their licrnse TO another. that the
State law requires such transfer or notice
10 he made o. the license record ~ this
Office. and makes Il the duty Of the sheriff
aud consiables TO make "diligcnt inquiry
of all persons doing business" TO ascer.
tain whether they have the proper license
or not Sac. 5 PaGe s74. Act. ef iss6. All
persons doing business requiring license
are requested To look At date of same and
renew at expiration.
JOHN W. STATION.
Jan. i4-st Clerk
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

IN FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT
during this sale. you can buy English Neck
wear. our own importation, fo- ~ cents.
that was s5.
Embroidered Suspcnicrs. Hand Work for one
dollar aud scventy-iivc cents. and two dol.
lars. TINT were three dollars and a-Oalf and
four dollars.
Sleigh Gloves. Fine Fur. for one dollar and one
dollar aud twenty-five cents. that were two
dollars and two dollars and nifty cents.
English RinRwood Wool Gloves tiaHtl-k nittctD
for forty cents. that were onc dollar and
scvcnty-fivc cents.
Beautiful sill Muiiicrs for scvcnty-hvc cents.
that were one dollar and scvcnt five cents
Ncglcgc Flannel Ovcrshirts for one dollar. that
were one dollar anl a-half
The present week will in
auguratc the Grandcst and
Greatest Clothing Sale ever
seen.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

lell telephone stock, with u par value
of $lOO n share, il selling AT $500. II rays
IL Icr cent. III, ''lcnds aEd is supposed 10
earn alshli - yer cent. The largest llOck
of the siuch il l,!d 10y tie inventor and
his wife. Amihcr large holder is Forbes.
the Boston capitalist. whn has control.
ins Interest In Tie burlington road ana 10
faihcr-in.llw uf Perkins. the roa'l + prcsi.
dent. New York Evening World.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28
AUCTIONEER.

wish to make known to all persons
desiring to dispose Of any property. either
real or personal. by public sale. that my
services can he obtained In the capacity
Of auciioneer. Sales made In any part OF
the county.
DANIEL II. LEWIS,
jana SNOW HILL. MD
Buekien's Arnica saive.
The BEsr SALvE In the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rhenm. Fever
Sores. Teiter. Chapped Hands. Chllblsads
Corns. and al Skin Eupiions. and p0s.
.ively cures Piles. or no pay required. Il
is guaranteed IN give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box.
Foa SALE b p. n. co,,insham q ca.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

~ nOYS Ov EKCOATS. during this sale. you
can buy n Chili's Ovcrcoat for $50 that
was 3.s5.
4 Boy's Dress Ovcrcoat for 81. that was 80.
\ Boys Supcriinc Ovcrcoat for $i1, that was
1900.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

~ BOYS SUITS. during this sale. you can buy
u Knit Suit for 81 ~, that was $50.
a Better Knit Suit for 81. so. that was $50.
a 2.piccc kncc-Pants suit for $50, that was
350
a 3piccc Kncc-Pants Suit for SIS. that was
7G
a Youths I.ong-Pants Suit. for ss.5O that was
$500.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

IN MEMS SUITS. during this sale. you can
buy a Useful Suit for e., original price
$40.
4 Good Sui. for s1.l0. original price $i2
A business Suit for SO. original price SIS.
a Dress Suit for $l5. original price 81.
\ Superior Dress Suit for $2s. original price
$ij.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-01-28

Look out for plenty of sea scrpenis
Each log Ia The his RAFT Is a possible and
pOicniial sea serpent
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Everything In shape.

Dakota E,litor Ito foremanl the forms
III rcadyi
Forcman-Yes, sir.
Elitor-Pistols and bowio knives in Good
shnpc!
Foreman-Ycs, sir.
Elitor-Gailins gun loadedi
Forcnan-Yc1, sir.
Elitcr-Thon let tho paper SO tc press
Tid-Dita
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SATURDAY NIGHT"
IMMENSELY POPULAR !
The Leading Family Paper in the
United States.

The hold which this beautifully illustrated
weekly retains upon the peoples confidence
seems astonishing. hut u Is due cntircly TO the
r,nl worth Of its varied contents. The value
Of It's stories IL not measured hy the enormous
sum of money they cost. hut by the cngcrncss
of the pcoplc To READ them. u takes
Ten Tons Paper Every Week Ia Print Il.
That Il over :O.ODi pounds. Ani ten times
twenty thousand persons nnSionsly wait its
weekly coming.
The advance agent of one ~ the hest patron-
il,'l travelling shows of America. in spenkinR
paper. said that "whcrcver hc found ihrrc
trrcs growing. there h" found SATURDAY
NIGHT"
the l.nd IN every town AMI every village. love
their favoritc paper. and that their liking for
II " = decp-runtcd and permanent. not super
fetal and temporary. changing As the seasons
change. and lying with the year.
Wherever % GENES. u Comes to Stay.
Every weekly issue of SATURDAY NIaHr
contains quality and quantity OF literary ma
icrlnl satisfying TO every member of the fami-
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me II gifted authors seck SATURDAY NIGHT a.
the channel hy which they may gain rcputa-
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A New Story Every Second Week.
Each papcr has SIX Continued Stories. from
SIX in Twelve ompietc Storicsas many Poems
Items ~ interest anl Information: the Latest
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SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
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A FEW WITTY SAYINGS.
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES RICH a RARE.
THE GERMAN BARBER.

no WAKES Inquisitivc. Has Fight and
Wins the Day.
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jos. l.. I)owNEs.
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MARLEY * CAREw.
$ w Cor. Baltimore and
Light Streets.

Send yourname and address and We will mail.
free. our Fall aud Winter Fashions heyiew
containing rules for self-measurcinen AMI
description Of all tho latest fashions. I lso
Furnishing Goods Price Llst aud set ~ hand.
sOmely cOlored caris.
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FOURTEEN CENTS A DAY.
Low COST OF THE FREEDOM or
ENcLANp'S METROPOLIS.

Cheap i.o,lgings In tho city of London.
Scene In the Kitchen Of n -Four Penny
Lodging Housc-Isceipc for Tea Soup.
Misunderstanding,
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/ has rcvolutionizei the
world drring the last
half d CENTURY. NOt
lpnaf nfunnu the Wnn-
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17
TIE fIiEE LIST.

An analysis of the new tariff pro. visions framed by the democratic majority of the Ways and Means Committee, apparently shows an az gregsteN reduction of ,s55, 900. 900 in the revenue from duties on importa. tions, but this result can scarcely be realized, in view of the fact that many articlesof a staple character are placed
 upon the reduced tariff list. which capital would seize the opportunity to
 import in such immense, quantities as to swell tho revenue to its present proportions, through the great volume of goods imported. ,,uT ,FaayY
 Many articles are relieved of duty which form the most important pro ducts of tho Pacific coast and place that region in direct and suicidal com. petition with the South American states, the south pacific islands and the coasts of China and Japan, and the bill will receive strong opposition
 from the Pacific coast delegation. But it's deadliest blow at the prosperity of one of the greatest inluet.ies of the country is the prwlsion relating to
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17
AN UsJUsr CHARGE.

While t is probably true that more or less timber has been cut from the public lands in Arizona, it will require evidence a good deal stronger than the unsupported assertion of timber in spector to convince the public that the Aver Lumber Company is guilty of the trespassing with which it is charged especially that portion of the public acquainted with D. M. Riordan, who has had general charge of the com pany's business for long time. past. He is an upright, honorable and con scientious man., who would not know ingly take the property of the govern rnent for the benefit of himself or his company. And more than that, the Aver Lumber people are obliged to ac- count to the Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Company for all the lamber they make, so that it would net do them any good to steal timber from the public land, even if they were so disposed.--Albuq. Democrat
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17

THE Prescott Courier says: 'Three papers of this county,-Hoof and Horn, the Journal Miner and CHAM
 PIoN are edited by Republicans, but we have held them level and hope to be able to do so. "- .- -..- ...
 Which reminds us forcibly of the way ''Caleb had the bar" It was impossible for Caleb to let go because bruins teeth were firmly embedded in the Aeshy part of the seat of his un derstanding. .r....--...--.-.-..-
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17

THRoUGn the decision of Judge Wright, the action of ex-officio School Superintendent O'Neill in deducting s25, from the salary of teacher Lambright on account of absence from duty, has been overruled. Mir. Lambright may be an excellent teach, CT, but that fact scarcely warrants the county in paying him for services mol rendered, and the ignoring of the most important function of tho schoo
 superintendent seems to be a bad precedent to establish. "9a as Av4
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17
SU M MONS.

M Me Disf,id Court of Me 7hira Tndirin
 DislrIa Connty et KVdbai, 7s'rifo.
 y g Arisona.
 SUMMONS NO. 1859. ?. D. Berry. Plaintiff, versus The Anzona
 Mireral Belt Railroad Company. corpo' ration organized under and by virtue ol the laws of the I erritOry Of Arizona, and Isaac T. Burr, r,MCorehtld Storey and John
 L. Beveridge, Defendants.
 Action brought in the District Court, of the
 Third Judicial District. in and for the
 County of Iavarai, Territory of Arizona
 The 7S,riio,y ef Arizona StndS .greeting ft The Arizona Mineral Belt Railrnad Com pany, a corporati II organized under and by V lrtne Gl the laws of the Territory of Anz' ona, Isaac T. Burr. Mcorefeld Storey, and John L. Beveridge:
 You are hereby summoned and required to arpear Tn an action brought against you by the above ramed plaintiff in the District Court oi the Third Judicial District. in and for the County of ayapai, in the Territory of Anlona, and answer the complaint filed W ith the clerk of this Cvun at Prescott. in said county la copy Of winch complaint ac. companies this summons), iwiihin ten days [eXclusive of the day of serVice) after the service upon you ol this summons, if served in this county; but if served out of the coun ty and with in this district, then within twen " days; in ali other cases. thirty days.
 And you are hereby notifed tha, if you fail to appear and answer the complaint a, above required, the plaintiff will take judg meut against you by default and apply tc the court for the relief demanded in hi' said complaint and costs and disbursement, in this behalf expenled
 l-1 Given under my hand and th' l seal seal of said Court this I7th day o = February, A, b., ISSS. E. E. DODGE, Clerk. STEWART & Dog, Attorneys for Plaintiff
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17

IN the death of Henry Bergh, the dumb animal has lost it's best friend and the world one of its most active philanthropists In the prosecution of the objects TOf the Society for Pre- vsntion of cruelty to Animals MT. Berghs mantle will fall upon com. petsnt shoulders in the person oi Anthony Comstock of New York.
The Arizona champion., 1888-03-17

WHILE it cannot be said that John l. Sullivan has at last met his Water, loo, the result of his battle with Mitch, ell win be to virtually retire him from the position he has held for ten years as the fistic terror of the world. A drawn battle in this case is tantamount to defeat This will be great dis appointment to Boston, but Boston may now find time to regain its erst while pinacle of "culchaw."