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am free; never have words of love passed
my lips until now"
"Stop!' the woman cried. The voice
made Lawson reooil. She tire W
off the cloak, revealing not EN-
my, but Lucy the moon shoDe
on her pale, haggard face, making
1t look like face OF the dead, instead OF
the beautiful Lucy. OF six months ago.
but for the voice, he could not believe 1t
was she whom he had left ten days
since; she had barely slept during that
time, so great was the blow OF her
fathers death, which was intensified,
by being deserted and made an outcast.
He did not speak but stood in silent
horror OF the fierce look which she cas-
upon him.
Orchard Lawson !" name by which
1 could designate your true character
does not suggest itself to me. am
now convinced you never intended to
make me an honorable wife unless my
fathers money came into your hands,
end then it would have been too late
since you possessed the only thing you
love, money You shall rue the day you
cast me on the pitiless world; my first
impulse was to leave It. but that would
have suited you too well. will live to
destroy you as you have destroyed me,
without mercy"
Lawson, who had recovered himself
some what, sneeringly replied:
"Who do you think will believe you
when l have told my story? No, no
Lucy, you had better not try it, you will
get far the worst of it. l am respected
BY all who know me now, you can do me
no harm" He lied; he feared her, he
knew full we'll that one word from her
would Danish him FOR ever from society.
"You are coward. You shall never
have the chance to ruin the
girl you mistook me for. 1 will proven
It; her father shall know who
and what you are this very night
do you think you can thus toss me into
the world, which will call me names
horrible to think of? while you 60 smil-
ingly into the gates of honor and re
spectability. No! you shall not, since
they are locked against me-"
"You dare disgrace me?" he Kissed.
II dare do anything" she calmly re.
piled.
Lawson seeing she would do what she
said, changed from the bully TO the lover
again.
Lucy, if you ever loved me do not
speak OF our past relationship, will al.
ways take care OF you, but must at all
hazards marry Emmy Clayton"
She was touched by his words; the
angry expression disappeared, giving
place to something like the old look be-
fore she left her father. She went on
her knees, and raising her olasped hand,
said in a tremulous voice:
ITO be continued
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A FAIR OFFER.
NIL DESPERANDUM.
BY EDWARD STAPLBTON.
,TContinued from yesterdays issu,

IContinued from yesterdays issue.l
swell Sor, I've been a saving my
money for eighteen years, except what
have spent on my beer and backy, its
laying still. and you might just
as we'll use it, just to keep it
clean sor, l have been saving it
to buy Miss Emmy pair of cream COL
ored horses and carriage for her to be
married in, but you are her sweetheart
and will buy them for her and that is
lust the same"
Michael looked up into Vests face,
fearing he might be displeased by his
taking, what he thought, liberty.
West was impressed with the simple
generous hearted mans offer.
"Michael you are the best man ii has
ever been my lot to meet
The Irishman's face lighted up,
BELIEVING that West would avail
himself Of his savings. But YOU must
keep 1t for what you intended it. Your
money is to me, Of more value than any
other, since you have saved ii for SO
generous purpose, and will not touch
it, but remember my friend, | shall
always think OF your offer as The most
kindly meant. God grant that may be
the one who will sit beside your young
mistress, In that carriage, on her we'd
ding day"
"Amen," echoed Michael, nearly cry
ing, "God bless and preserve you
Aisther West, and bring you back alive
and we'll to make me darling MISTRESS
happy"
Silently they pressed each others
bands, West going towards his friends
house, who was sure to furnish him with
o. ~ LII l. T.
dia, while old Mike, IS he was called by
some, returned to his fsvorite tavern to
take mis- second half pint according to
bis custom.
CHAPTER VIII.
Earth hath no hate like love to hatred turned
He'll nath no fury like a woman scorned."
Very soon after " est left the gateway OF
Clayton's house, Lawson came quietly
out from his hiding place intending to
follow him, for what purpose we know
not, he had closed the gate, when wo.
mans figure wrapped in a waterproof
which covered most of her face, con-
fronted him, Lawson jumping at con-
illusions said, "Ah! sb! Miss Emmy, this
is how you keep your promise to your
father, never to see or correspond with
your darling West"
Inc woman $1,000 mOtlODlesS waiting
for him to say something more; he con-
tinued: What would your father say
IL he knew 1t? What would the grand
people of this neighbOrhood say If they
knew 1t? Out at all hours, alone with q
young man, who is not 80 good as you
imagine, will tell your father and the
world such story as will close their
doors against you to avoide this scan
dal would be very simple. Tell your
father tomorrow that you have changed
your mind. and prefer me to that sneak
ing cur, Frank West Come, Emmy"
be went on, assuming lover-like air,
SAY you will be mine. Believe me: |
am beside myself when you are in the
question, and say bitter things that per-
baps make you think have no heart"
Falling on his knees, with uplifted
hands, he said: "Say you will be mine;
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Feb. Z, 1SSS.-Not trace whatsoever of the
disease from which / suffered has shown itself
since my cure. GEORGE COTEY.
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Republicans of 9th Congressional
District,
AUSTIN. Texas, April 9

AUSTIN Texas, April 2, 1885,
The republicans of the Tenth Congressional
district convention to be held in the city of
Fort Worth, Texas, on the cath day of April,
1885, two elect two delegates and two alter
mates to represent this district in the national
convention, IN Chicago, Illinois, on the 10Th
day of June, 1888, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before it.
The representation will be the same as that
allowed in the state convention, as given in
the call of chairman of the state republican
executive committee.
J. G. DEGREES,
Chairman Republican State Executive Com
mittee 10th Congressional District.
c. RUNGE, Secretary. Aft
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ITO be continued.
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Until the Skin Was Raw. Body Covered
With Scales Like Spots OK Mortar Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.
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Are headquarters for d. Landreth Sons
American seeds field, garden and flower;
wholesale and retail,
Agents for the Me kle Blue Grass sulkys,
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Planet, Jr., horse hoes and cultivators, COM
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Just received 800 bushels Early Amber and
Orange cane seed, 800 bushels of sorghum,
mon or cat-tail millet, 500 bushels extra clean
Johnson grass seed, 5000 lbs alfalfa, so bushels
Kaffir corn; also bermuda, orchard, Kentucky
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Notice.

A meeting of the stockholders OF the
Texas Tribune Printing company lie
hereby called for Monday evening, the
10Th inst. at Gambrinus hall.
JNo. Fl. COPELAND, President.
San Antonio, April 9Th, 1888. 4-5-10t
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The Washington theatre is the place
to 20 if you want to enjoy yourself and
see q good show. 3-10-tf
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BVSRY NIGHT ISCRATCHED

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H0rribLe Crin.e.

\ most horrible and brutal murder
was committed in Baltimore on Satur-
day night Steve Gonroy came home
late at night and found his mother and
"a man named ODounel. lying on the
floor both drunk He CHILLED to them ia
get up, and as they We're too drunk to
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commenced 10 kick and beat them until
both were dead After which tie quiet,
y went 10 bed, and when the officers
came to arrest him, rs fcignel sleep.
when aroused he made vialent resistance
tut was safely locked up, to answer for
his terrible crime. The details are
thoroughly revolving, and all their bor-
ror is another Of the many results Of the
work Of uhis5ey There is nothing too
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degrading Il warns The mind, deforms
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all that is dangerous, diabolicaI aud de-.
basing Better swear off in earnest.
and remain sworn off for good
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-06

The Maryland Legislature organized
on Wednesday by elcr.ing the eaueu
nominees FOR officers Of both Houses =
George Peter Of Montgomery count,
was elected President Of the Senat.
and George " Upshur Of Woreeste,
county was made Speaker Of tile House
For Secretary Of the Senate, WlI6an
G Purnell Of Cecil coun $, for J5ura
nal Clerk, William II DAVIS N. Il BIZ.
timore city, for Reading Clerk, nj.
ward Ward, Of Somerset, we're elected
For Chief Clerk Of tie House, Carlton
Shafsr, Of Federick, for .Jourp,
Clerk, William 5. M-rri.k. Of TaIb.t
for Reading Clerk, Walter Tow ascend
Of Baltimore county were elected
Charles. for the more important Office,
was left out III the rold, our friend san
ator Edelen realizing that it was useless
to tight The bosses, quietly withdrew and
was not namei at tie eaueus meeting
Pre- iug5l- la
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AN HONEST CONFESSION !!

Everybody in Washington knows that
We always carry more Wraps for Ladies
and Children, than any two competing
bouses. Our immense success last wear
led us TO believe that there would be a
Froportlonate increase this year. but the
Seather has been against US, the same
as it has interferel with other houses -
The consequence is we have a mon
strous stock on hand We want to IN
load; We might as well cut prices now
and sell the goods
We will now, ia the very prime Of
season. inausurate ten per cent dis
count on the marked price Of any Wrap
in our stock.
This is an excellent opportunity for
y.u to buy coat for less than The ma
jority Of merchant have to pay for the
same by the quantity
This is no idle talk to bring custo-
mcrs to our sore, but u substantially
sustained assertion.
Our stock consists Of
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NEWS ITEMS.
.az... = ,S..ll,..-ss ,xs.-. - :.
Sheriff Darnth al Bia1cnsburg willie rc-
sisting arrest.

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Sheriff Ddrnili al B.aIcnsburg willie tc-
sisting arrest
Malignant liphthcria las reached Bal
timore throngl immigrants who landed
ut New York
Paper mill. and pulp factories. vii
wahen IlarPer's Perry from is sleep d
twenty hive years
4 reception win be given 70 lie Pres
ilent aad other distinguished j fmocrats,
il New York early u Janulry
Tests If aluminium trouza have been
mad. with tic yi-w to it, use ia con
,truetiug machinery for naval vessels
An effort is being made to secure a re-
view Of the decision % the pension Office
refusing Mexican war pensions to ex-
Confederates who loft the United States
service
Among the arrivals at Castle Garden
Saturday were over hundred Turks
They cane from Borieaux, and were
filthy and destitute Tile authorities at
The Garden detained tie Turks
Consul Astwood reports to the Depart
meut Of St,te. that the sugar trade Of
san Domingo il almost exclusively with
The United 5 atcs. and thlt Of total Of
3s,009 600 pounds shipped 70 foreign
countries during 1886 10000, go
pounds were sent to the United States.
The charity gifts last year Of Gov
Il 4 AIger, Of Detroit. Michigan. az
grcgate about $50, 900 Among his
Christmas gifts was ton Of coal or a
cord wood aud barrel Of -four, to 100
Of the most worthy Of tie poor families
Of Detroit, he also gave suit of clothes
to every ncws5oy and boJtbIack in the
city
Tue civil service commissioner has
ordered examinations for places in the
departments At Washington to be held
at Baltimore, Tuesday, Jan. III, Lynch
burg, Jan 9; Martinsburg, " Va,
Jan T., aud IIagerstown, Nd Jan
II, and others all over the country at
different dates
A st. Paul special say: "a deal has
:
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The ffieth anniversary Of the orlina-
ton Of Pope Leo XIII to the priesthood
has been the occasion Of many congrat-
ulatory addresses, and innumerable pres.
ents- Queen Victoria sent present By
the Duke of Norfolk, and Presiden
Cleveland sent a handsomely engrossec
and bound copy Of the Constitution o
the United States.
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He was selecting presents for lis girl
before Christmas lie bought an am
Der comb, box Of caramels, aud a bot
tie Of Pr Bulls Cough Syrup, aud
showed himself thereby right sensible
dude.
Enterprises of great pith and mo-
meut" are 50 expressing the minds Of
men, that they neglect their own affairs,
and grow Old with pun, forgetting THAT
a bottle Of Salvation Oil viii cure all.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-01-06

The new ships that have been recent
y constructed for the navy, have been
pronounced structaraIly weak and def
cient in nearly every particular Of de-
sign and Workmanship, but it was re-
served for the Californians to discover.
L.. d. - was dg.seLlSs- that enters
INC ss-s'+ construction During the last
presidential campaign. the country was
flooded with Democratic documents pre-
tending to show how the goyernmer
was being swindled by Contrac or Roach
in the construction Of the Dolphin :
We wonder how the ingenious politi-
clan, viii whip around this condition Of
affairs which exists under Democratic
rule
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me Chesapeake nna ohio cnnal.

Among the i,nportant matters ,bai
viii occupy the attention oftbo M,ry.
land Legislature n this winter. session
will b.. what disposition il b. h. made
If the Chesapeake ANA OHM Canal s
Having maIe j thorough investigation
IL ii. condition. md the effect Il. aJiu-
J,nmcm would have upon tile State 1T
lrs, VI venture 10 give tie * Ct
facts regarding Ills subject for tic bene-
81 af ftose who are not cogniz,nt aifb
Ill The water III, lust been drawn
from die canals lsyel,. aud presents a
eonIiliou that. with the usual expendi-
lures that are necessary 10 keep in repair
Canal, RI rla1, Or other corporate :.
like nature; it can b. worked for many
wears yet a. paying institution.
OF Late years there has been nlen-
% to bcIittle thi. corporation by certain
political leaders, whose object is to have
the state abandon or sell the property
eIdmns that i. has been a great tax
upon The state and poor investment
In fact the late Constitutional
movement had tits end in view. but the
practical voter Of Maryland irrespective
Of political persuasion we're equal 10 the
Emergency, and by an overwhelming
vote showed the pet scheme Of the
bosses under As the election settled
the question # the sale Of this property
the great problem that shall present Il
self TO our representatives is, shall tie
Cheapeake aud ONO Canal be abandon
Cd, or shall an appropriation sufficient to
meet the interest on the bonded debt Of
100000 be granted to test vida. is
claimed BY the business men interested
that by judicious management it can be
made a paying institution? 1t will be
claimed That the state has sunk millions
Of dollars in the property within lie past
fifty years TO argue the question as
briefly as possible, we admit that .cycra!
millions have been expended upon this
water, but claim the state has -eaped
the benefit aud received indirectly the
amount with compounded interest What
built cities and towns in the mountains
Of Western Maryland? What populated
the almost inpenetrable wilderness
The Canal. How? By reaching its
coal fields and thereby openinp an outlet
for the greatest wealth producer IN the
state. The 200 miles, or nearly SO,
tha. the Canal runs through, without it,
would have been almost an uncyilized
countr;, instead Of one Of the most thick
" settled parts of tho state
Is not this equivalent to the invest
ment? Abandon the Canal and sec
What viii be the result. The great
amount Of producg that has a -eail de-
mond ,n,anq The emnlayoos w;lI soek !
foreign market. thus deprivipg Mary
l.nl 80 i. I.r,,o mona. c;rcnl.,;on,b,t i
created by the boatmen. Is iii, an
item? For illustration. 500 boat,(about
the number on the Canal employ 5000
men. and require that MANY muI,xtbey
js-.a ---,z-s-- ~. ls'- =
Western Maryland as we'll as the mor-
chant finds customer-this is one O.
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Millinery Goods

uDdcr the mantgement ola competent lady,
where any Lady may be suited in fine, raetii !.
um or
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Low Priced Bonnet.
FroPost % adhcre % the
Cash Plan,

but viii ta1e in exchange for goods anything
the farmer pay have for sale, from rabbit
skin 10 hogihcad Of iUtacco. oc, l4.lm
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The new postoficc Of Baltimore, viii
lie Reads n August Or September OF
l9eS.
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BEWARE Of LIMITATIONS

Insist upon Dobbius' Electric Don't take
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trie or my other fraud simply because it is
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At any price. Ask for
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Read carclulli the inside wrapper around
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dee 23-y DOBBlNS ELECTRIC SOAP.
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NOTICE.

EIANUAL McWILLIAMS,
dec 23-fm Alnr's Of John Goon,es.
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Lecture Canrka.

A course of six Scientific and Popu-
lar Lectures will be given in the Uni
versalist Church, as follows:
By Prof e. w, Claypole:
March 20.-Natural gas in Ravenns.
Elbow the Earth was made,
April 3-The story Of plant life.
I" 10.-How the Earth was peopled.
By Rev. G. Z. Nash, April 17th,-
Cranks and Cranks and Crankery.
By Rev. o. Gone, D. D. April 2l,-
On the Bias.
This course is substituted for that OF
Prof. Pike, and the same tickets will
be used. 1t promises to be we'll attend
ed and very satisfactory. The lecturers
are men of acknowledged ability and
favorably knownfn this community.
Be sure and improve this excellent op
portunity for both entertainment and
instruction. Tickets for the course oI
six lectures, only 81. for single lecture
25 cts. Non transferable course tickets
for any scholar in the city schools, soc
Tickets for sale at the news stand In
the Postoffice, and at the door. All are
cordially invited.