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Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Yellow Fever Dying Out

JACKsoSvILi.E. Fla. Oct 23-Thr rpi-
deinic il slowly ebbng out Many new
cases are reported daily, hut the type Il
much mIltler and death. are rare. All oi
the volunteer visiting corps Of physicians
will depart for their homes on Thursday.
The resident doctors can now handle the
epidemic easily. Amer Saturday only
three commissioners will ,lcrpcnsc sup.
plies. Dr. Neal Mitchell. president II the
board of health. reports rs follows; New
cases. ~ deaths. I. Total cascs a.s7e Ia.
,al deaths. 3:I3 Of the new cases 10 are
whites. The death Is that oi Mamie Klint,
of East Jacksonville. aged six years
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
WHAT ARE YOU 60.
ING TODO?

Why | am going to stop
buying rcady-made cloth
ingl That's what I'm
going to do. ! can get a
suit made by a hrst-class
Tailor-no other than Mr..
Wimbrough = for about
the same | have been pay
ing for read-madc and |
get the latest styles too,
and have no fear Of the
seams ripping open when
| least expect such 4 ca
lamity.-Mr. Wimbrough
is now with JolINson &
McAIrEN BIO. and they
will be pleased to show
samples Of the latest and
prettiest styles Of cloths
and cassimeres from which
they make elegant and
cheap Suits. We guaran-
tee a coon FIT, neatly
worked button-holes, and
satisfaction in every way.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
A FIRE IN WILMINGTON.
The Academy Of Music Complete
ly Destroyed by Fire.


WILMINGTON, October 23.-Proc,or &
Soulier's Academy Of Music. In this city,
has just been destroyed by fire. The fire
was discovered and an alarm struck ai
s31 clock and in one hour the house
was total wreck. The fire began in the
rear Of the building under the stage and
shot up through the stage furnishings,
and In few moments the root was ablaze
The firemcn worked heroically, but could
do nothing to stay the flames.
Rain was falling during the entire pro.
grcss OF the fire. but did not dispense the
crowd. No clue as TO the cause OF the
fire can be obtained. The house was not
In use during the last week and there was
no fire In 1t. The origin OF the fire Is
generally credited TO electricity, but there
Is a suspicion Of inccndiarism. The build.
ing Is but three years old aud cost about
$4,000. II Is insured for $4,000. The
proprietor had spent 5000 in refitting il
and held $4,000 insurance The loss Is
estimated at 100000
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
TArK STRINGS. TENN. July 4. 1888.

TArE STRINGS. TENN. July 4. 1888.
The Swif, Specific Co.. Atlanta. Ca:
During the spring Of 1871. while worki>e
In The field at my home in Morgan county.
Ca, pulled oil my shoes 10 give my feet
rest. Unfortunately. I walked into 4 clump
OF prison oak. and in few DAYS my feet
were in terrible condition, and could not
put on shoe because OF the soreness and
swelling. was treated as poison oak cases
usually are. and everything was healed up.
About the slmc time the following spling.
1874. my feet became sore again. Al nj first,
and every SUGGESTING spring fot I'VE years
brought back the srna condition Of the dis
ease. only each time Il hccnmc more dis.
tre-slng. because hegan o. think Il was q
lifetime troube. Finally. was induced to
tFy Swiit's Specific. took siS hotties, and
to-day ar entirely well Ny Improvement
was gradual from the first, and no evidence
a the diseaSe remains. ! shall take pleas-
urc Ia tes,iiyng aa to i,s curative proper
tics. IL 5 the greatest bloc purifier ia ca.
isiencr. Yours truly. l.. MORGAN
The foregoing certificate \ taken o.
random from thousands of letters In posses-
Fion Il the Swift Specific Co. and presented
simply ~ a sample. Il IL q voluntary
statement. giving facts and r,a,l,s u the
case. It's accuracy and genaineness are
beyond question.
A valuable Treatise on riooi and Skin
Discasrs mailcl free. Address
THE SWIFT SPECiFlc 60,
Drawer Atlanta. Gs.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

JW GorLD. the acknowl-
edged enemy OF the working
man gave $4,000 to the Ma
tional Republican Committee
in 1884 This year he doubles
the amount. Will the work
ingmen believe that Jay. who
has opposed them in everything
is noSo looking out for Their
interest? Every telegraph
operator that votes the Repub-
lican ticket this year deserves
to be ground under the tyrant's
heel.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Notice to Creditors.

The undersigned hereby gives notice
that he has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester county Letters tcstl.
mentary upon the estate nf
ELIZA A. l BRUFF.
late of said county. deceased All persons
having claims agains, the said estate are
hereby warned tocxhihit the same, with
the vouchers thereof. 20 the subscriber,
on or before the 20th dny at April, IN
the year lsS9. other Hisc they may he cN.
clud,sl 10y law from the benefits thereof.
MORGAN " WARREN.
Executor
Test Imns y PrKSEii..
oct. .? ~ Register ~ Wills
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
The Richmond Exposition--Half
Rates via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.

The great Richmond exposition, which
has now been in successful operation for
two weeks, promises To retain tho favor
ofihc public to the end Its great OK.
hibi, Of tobacco, the products. minerals,
fine stock Of the South. with all its mum.
bcrlcss special features form one OF the
most interesting displays of the kind
ever seen The city Of Richmond itself.
with It's colonial and revolutionary asso-
Citations. war memories. and contcmpor.
ncous interests. Is well worth visit,
which can never be more pleasantly made
than at this season. The Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. in order to place the
trip within the power OF every one, is
selling round.trip tickets 10 Richmond
every Monday and Thursday, until
and including November 10Th. good tor
return passage until November 26th. 1883.
at single fare for the round trip.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
ALADIN'S CAVE IN COLO
RADIO.
Enormous Wealth Near u Bot
tonless Pit.

AspEN. Colo. dc, 20.--Thc Aspen
mine which has been the scene Of "a
many sensational discoveries, has com,
Ia the front with another. Wednesday
night cave was struck, thirty feet long
and seventy high.
On one of the walls bed Of ore seven
feet thick aud enormously rich MAS found
Some Of Il runs M high as 4,OJO ounces
and Il will all average several hundred
ounces
At the tar end oi the cave is a crcvice
running across the formation, This Is oi
an unknown depth Manager Paul at
tempted to &c, some idea OF it. depth by
thinning the fall OF stones In il. but the
stones kcp, on falling until the noise
grew too indislinc, Ia he noted. The
watch showed that amer fourteen seconds
they were silll going down
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Boiled a Snake with the Cabbage

BiRMISIHAM. ALA. Oct 81. 3.-Fank
Jackson, and his family had cabbage for
their noonday meal saturday. After every
one had eaten oi !, one of the children
noticed a peculiar taste. The remaining
portion was examined, aud IN the heart
a small green snake was found. All the
iamilf were soon taken i'll. aud Mrs. Jack
son and one child may no, recover
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Murdered His Wife In Church.

FuLroN M". Oct. ~ jackson Em.
crs"a entered III" Pilgrims Res, Chunh
last night, and, without word Of warn
Ing. drew u revolver aud fired a, his wife.
Nina. missing hcr. A second sho, enter
Ell the back 81 her head, coming out over
The right eye. anh the woman iel oyrr.
dead The congregation s,ampedei aud
Ihe preacher jumped out the second.stofy
window Enerson is IN Jail. aud there
are strong threats Of lYnching linn. The
parties were cOlpTed
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

By VIRTUE OF A POWER CON.
tanned in decd of trust from John N.
Herman to Clayton J. Purncll, Trustee,
dated May 18th. 1899. and recorded among
the land records Of Worcester county, In
Libcr ]. W. S, No 9. folios Az and 4is,
the undersigned will offer At public auc.
ton, TO the highest bidder, in from, Of the
Atlantic Hotel. in Berlin. Worcester conn.
". Maryland, on
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Terms Of Sale.

Ten per cent. Of the purchasc-moncy
will be required on the day Of sale. to bc
paid In cash, and the balance to be sccur.
cd by purchasers bond with security to be
approved by the Trustee, payable twelve
months from the day of sale, bearing in.
tcrcs, from January ist, 1889.
CLAYTON j. PCRNELI.,
Trustee
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Mps. FRANCES HopcsoN BuR.

MRs. FRANCES HoDGsoN BUR-
NETT, the well-known novelist,
has signed a contract with a
New York weekly paper to
write a story for which she
will receive $4,000. This is
the largest sum ever paid a
woman for any single story
and is more than a country
editor makes in a year.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Notice to Creditors.

All creditors Of John n. Herman are
hereby notified to file their claims with
the vouchers thereof In tn Nqilicc oil the
Clerk of the Circui, Court foi >"orccs,er
county, within four months fro. he day
of sale. CLAYTON J. PCRN
oct Cts. Ncc
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

ing OF Dry Goods, Notions.
Carpets, Furniture, &c. We
wish the people Of our county
to know something of our i'm
mcnsc stock, and we invite
every body to visit our En-
porium. We have no desire
!. r -,.:.h.zi-a trade
anywhere-.it is all right to
patronizc your own stores, as
far as you can. but it is well
known that it will not pay
every merchant to carry such
an assortment as is found at
our Stores. and many persons
have to send away for goods
which they cannot obtain at
home. 1t is this class Of trade
that we are specially seeking
and we are persuaded that
there is no house on the Pen
insula where the wants Of the
people are more fully met or
their interests more carefully
guarded. With such an cstab-
lishment, therefore, in your
midst, does it not merit the
support of the people, and is
it not TO their interest to sus-
tain it ? Our business has
been steadily growing and we
see no reason why it should
not reach much greater pro
portions. We would be pleas
ed to have you come and see
us and we will take pleasure
in showing you through our
stores, and of course would
be pleased to sell you, but
will not press you to buy. II
not convenient to come in
person send us your address
stating your wishes as deffi-
nitely as you can and VIC will
use our best judgment and
taste in the selection, and give
you lowest cash prices, the
same as if you were present.
In ordering samples please
state what is wanted, in ma
tcrial and price. as it will great
ly aid us and save much trou-
bic. We have taken un-
usual pains in our selections
this Fall and we ilattcr our
selves that our stock surpasscs,
in variety and beauty, that OF
any previous season. We can
only cnumcratc a few special
ties and as one of the leading
fabrics we mention full lines q!
Henrietta Cloths, in all shades at
90 ~. - and 81.
Habit ~ Broad Cloths aud other
popular fabrics q, -. 81, ami
:l25
Handsome Rnies and Comhina
iiun Suits At Si2 IN 10 $1,000
Black silks and Black Dress
|. Goods specially
!. ~ and 90 inch Dress Goods ia
! -. Cashmcrcs Flanncls. Tricots.
.,yc, at ~, -, and i0c,s
Ngets, Pushes. Trimmings and
narge assortment of Ladies'
Gd Children's Wraps of the
Satcst styles.
largest stock ni Carpets anh
Furniture We have ever shown.
Our accommodating and
efficient sales Ladies are al.
ways ready to render any
assistance to customers they
can. in the way Of suggestion
or advice. For the convent
cncc of customers we have fit
ted up a Ladies' Waiting
Room, where we trust they
will feel at home and find rest
and comfort after the fatigue
OF shopping. Hoping to sec
all our former customers, and
many new ones this season,
we are, very respectfully,
W. :. DICKINSON & son.
Clark Brick Block.
Pocomokc, Md.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Road Notice.

THIS L. Ia give notice tina, The gn,lri
signed intend I" petition the County Com
missiuncrs of Worcester county at thcil
neat meeting ." open u public read
through n, lands "i Sarah Anderson and
her sons, inier-cciins the county Inad
leading iu Fnii,lani
JOHN ; ENNIS.
l. ]. e. PARSONS.
iOliS II ENNIS.
ANTHONY BROWN.
IolIN = LAYflELD.
Aud ,inily o,hrI p"'i,"ncEs is,m 2am
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

en Send for Circulars and prices
Oi il.e Porter Manufacturing Co.'S Engines,
lIiilcrs. AMI Saw Mills. Lowest prices Civ
eh an any make Woodworking Machinery
[. w. GUNBY. SAh5HGs6.. SAiilsIlsS.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

Smith, Motre Il Go are prepared Ia
deliver the bs~s Lse Witt .lsh Coh at the
lowest market price. We handle ne coal
OF inferior quality M measuring, each
lun weighted nn Fairls.Ek's scalrs--29iO
H. Ia the ton. SAITH. MooRE A. Co
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

THE election is only nine
days off and yet the Demo
cratic party still holds the van.
tage ground 1t has a bold
and courageouslc leader in Pres.
idcnt Cleveland and his ad-
ministration has been such a
wise one that voters this year
who have tho welfare of the
nation at heart, will cast aside
all party prcjudiccs and not
only cast their ballots for.
but lend their influence to
ward. electing the faithful and
tried guardian OF the peoples
rights.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

THERE is one fac. that should
not be lost sight OF in the com
ing election, and especially by
the laboring man, and that is
that all trusts and monopolies
are controlled by the Repub
licans. By the cry of high
protection they seek to dcludc
the laborer into the belief that
it will be to his benefit. when.
in reality. il is only to perpet-
uate the trusts and combina
tions by which the people are
being rob bbe .-MashVVMf
AmeyfeGR.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
MORE OVERCOATS


And most everybody
who saw our stock won
dercd what we were
going to do with so
many. but it is perfect
ly wonderful the quan-
tity Of them We sell and
we must keep up our
stock, you know. So to
day we open another
new lot Of them. We
wish you to make par
ticular note Of the make
and fit of our garments ;
they're not like the old
kind that would take
two or three to put
them on. but are easy
fitting and shapely cut.
We want you to see
them. Suits, there's no
end to them, Mems
Youths, Boys and Chill.
n's.Also nobby Cape
Overcoats for the Boys
and Children.
Clothing to order and
the greatest quantity of
Fine Suiting and 1rou.
scrings you ever saw in
Wilmington Ia select
from.
J.T.MULLEN a. Son,
Tnilnrs. Gth Il Market.
cl"lhirrs, Wilmington
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
YOUR DUTY.

DOittS IJCIIlOIidtS uO lOt
take as much interest this
year in bringing out the vote
OF this county as they have
done when there was a coun-
ty ticket in the field. This is
wrong. it should be seen to
that every Democrat who is
entitled to a vote should cast
it on the 9th of next month for
Cleveland. Thurman and Glib
son. The new registration
and election laws, to a great
extent. prevent Republican
fraud in this State and it is the
duty Of every Democrat to
lend hand in bringing out
TIE full party vote and thus
swell the majority in this Con-
gressional District and in the
State. The Republicans claim
that the Democratic majority
in this State will be greatly
reduced this year. Let US show
them an Increased majority
and also show the Honorable
Charles H. Gibson that al
though Worcester did oppose
his nomination for a second
term, she did not do it because
he had not done his duty and
was rot a fitting representa-
tive, for he has proven
himself a worthy successor to
ourhard-working fellow-towns-
man and has accomplished
much that will be Of direct
benefit TO our people. No,we
did not oppose him on any
ground save that Of a party
custom. and as the Convention
decided in his favor. VIC say
Amen And we want to see
every Democrat in the county
60 to the polls ON election day
and show his gratitude to Hon.
Charles Gibson for getting us
an ample appropriation for our
canal and because he is the
right man in the right place.
Rally, Democrats
TnE accession Of Mr.. Rob /
Nj. Morse, jr.. to the ranks Of
the Massachusetts Democracy,
is one Of the most important
conversions of the present
campaign. MIR. Moore pre-
sided at the Republican State
Convention in 1884, and he
has heretofore steadily de-
nounced and opposed the In
dependent movement. But
he has at last reached the con
clusion that no honest man of
liberal views can longer ad-
here to the Republicans organ
ization. He declares that he
will vote for Cleveland on ac.
count OF his manly out-spokcn
message in favor Of tariff re
form. and because Of the re
dictionary declarations Of the
Chicago platform. MIR. Rob't
$. Rantoul. Colonel Harry II.
Hall, the celebrated Bradford
woolen manufacturer, and a
score OF other Massachusetts
men of equal prominence, have
within the past week declared
their determination to vote for
the Democratic candidates.
AZ. y. Star.
Ts,. .,l..a.-.. II.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

Tariff Reform is the watch
word.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
ad. s. 1itkinson { San.
FALL AND WINTER
SEASON.

We now have the pleasure
Of announcing our Fall Open
ing Of Dry Goods, Notions,
Carpets, Furniture, &c. We
wish the people Of our county
to know something of our i'm
mcnsc stock, and we invite
every body to visit our En-
porium. We have no desire
~ - A.. 4 .
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
4 FREIRHr Week,

a Smash Up on the T' xts IL KEN Between
Laredo and Corpus Chr1ssl.
spesia to the Gazette.
LAREDO. TEX Jane 1l-The,rews Of
8 wreck on the TeI,s Mexican Railway
between this city ard Corpus Christi
which occurred Saturday night has haally
come ou:. A freight train bound for this
city WAS rounding curve near the sts-
ton OF DuVsl, about ninety miles east Of
this city, when 1t c0lIided With push
car losded with railroad iron. TIE en-
gineer rCv-rsed his engine and sprsng to
the ground before the collision took
place. Tie reils upon the push-car pene-
tIeted the locomotive boiler, going
through the hues and disabling it. The
fireman, WHO did not Jump, WAS fortunate
enough to Csc.p3 with bus Slight injury,
one of his hands and arms being disabled.
He viii lose neither. The section boss
was 10 blame, having ordered out the
push-caE without fl gging ahead. The
wreck Was cleared il less than two hours.
There were no other casualties.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Germ any
TEE EMPEROR MORsR.


LONDON, June 1.-THE Bsrlin CORE.
spondens Of the St. james Gizstte tele.
graphs that the Emperor is distinctly
worse, and has lately suffered severe
pains. Tbs correspondent also says thai
s hole has been discovered between his
windpipe snd gullet, and the taking Of
food is thereby msde dangerous.
-. PASSED GOOD NIGHT.
9s5sP5TTsDtM, June IL The Emperor
Frederick passed good night. The Diff
tcultV IN swallowing which has troubled
disappeared. His appetite is better. The
father at 8 O'Clock 6. IN.
ANOTHER RESIGNATION.
BERLIN, June IL L: is stated that
Herr S;ho'z, Pfuesian Minister OF
Finance, has resigned his portfolio.
Won PUIKAMHR's RESIGNATION.
BRzLIN, June IL - Ehe North German
GszeLts denies thst the Emperor de-
manded of Herr Won Pl:kamer EXPLAINS
lions OF his administration Of his cNce.
Tae imperial rescript, beyond giving
notice OF the EnperOr'S assent 10 the
quirquenrisl bill, Only added that the
Emperor assumed that freedom of cleo
TOYS should be csrefully guarded by rep
resentati Is Of the government in order
20 Evoid everything Ike pressure upon
voters. Herr Won PutkImat'5 repor. said
that most Of the complsints were ground
less, that few CASES Of corrupt
practices had been proven and that the
guilty fi;ials were punished. Herr Won
Pdtkamer did not cling TO the { lie. Ga
the contrary he had Intended to resign
when the present Emparor csme to the
throne, but WAS delayed in Erecting his
purpose because his colleagues urged
him not to resign until the e nperor' Is
health improved.
SLIGHTLY INPR WE'D.
BERLIN, Juae 1.-The Emperor still
experiences difficulty in swallowing
This evening his condition was Slightly
improved. Dr.. Howell has returned from
London.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
PLANO,
4 Mammoth Lunkr Oompany-Ieckins
Forward to the Excursion.

u AaAhotn Lcmb II omP2ny-LockloE
Forward to the Excursion.
PLANO. TEX, June ID, Is s.
Te the Z iitor OF the Gazette.
The boilers for the Plano compress sr-
rived yesterday evening over the Cotton
Belt.
The East and West Texas Lumber Com
psny have established mammoth lumber
yard st this place and are receiving sew
e1al cars Of lumber day, and still they
complain that it does not come fast
enough to keep pace with their sales.
Oar people are all looking forward to
that excursion over the Cotton Belt to
For. Worth, snd Plano promises to be well
represented.
A large qusntity of wheat has been
shipped the past week from here to Gal
yssEon One lot Of eight CARS WAS shipped
to one Am.
Harvest has commenced on the new
crop, which Is very hesvy. Hare is the
place for Fort Worth's big mill to ge,
what grain they will need the Coming
season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Henrietta.
Special to the Gazette.

HENRIETTA, TEX, June IL The new
city hall here is now almost completed,
which after its completion, will be used
as the plsce for the transaction OF tins
general business Of the city, art as the
headquarters for the HeDrietts Pcotec-
ton Hook and Ladder Fire Company,
lately orgsn,z ed here.
The Farmers Alliance of the count
held their annual msssmeeting on last
Saturday, about 125 members being il
attendance.
Whes', and some osts, are ROW being
cut. The farmers report every sort OF
crop IN the finest condition, thst every
thing is yielding far beyond their mos.
sanguine expectation.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
POLITICAL.

Depev Denies the story of His WITHDRAWAL
a.Hs From the Pre,Idrn q, 8Eee.
Midlothian r tt.f,s.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MIDLOTHIAN, TEX, jane 10-A grand
ratification mseting wss held here lag:
night endorsing the action OF the St.
Louis convention. The speakers we're
Judge PEBBLES, L. l. Pond aud other
prominent men. The Midlothian cornet
band furnished music for the occasion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
KnliusruM Marion Couaty.

5peeIaI 20 the GaZette.
JEFFERSON, Tex Jure IL "A colored
m.n by the nsme Of Louis Rucker; who
lives in the upper part OF this county,
was shot and killed Saturday by Rli1eY
Browney with whom he had had diff
Guilty. BroWneY was arrested and
brought 70 town yesterday evening, snd
is now in ISL
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Oepew Has MOI NithdraHn

NEW YORK, June 11.-Mr. Depew WAS
this moraiDg shown st. L2uis dispatch
stating that letter had been received in
Chics from friend of his in this CT =
in which it was stated that Mr.. DepeW
h,d Withdrawn as 8 candidate for the Re-
pu 3lican nomination a: C1tc,go. After
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Sudden Dea,A of a Negro Baby,

SpecIaI 70 ING OaLtILe.
WACO, TEX , June 11-Justics F. NJ
McKleg held an inquest upon the body Of
negro baby who was found dead In hiG
bed this morning when the child's N othel
rose. The child WAS well and hearty
when going to sleep las: night. No cause
can be assigned for the sudden death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
uEgsry.
S500,00Q FORGERY,

PEsTH, June ll.-Leopold Steiner.
member Of an extensive corn ftm in this
city, has aosconded. 1. has been found
be forged bills to the amount OF $500 0OC
iorlns. All Of the Pesth banks are
su Terers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-12
Oopsrss Cove.


CoPERAs COVE, TEX, June II, 1855
To the Editor OF the Gazette.
Frequent showers have been falling all
the morning, which will interfere with
the oats harvesting. Other crops are in
good condition.
Land buyers ere in town looking st GU,
county srd prospecting for homes. The
isnd boom seems TO be running above the
tide.