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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
@erDeerenoes Gyemer.
GtiDa 5000 SOnnen SEN uub $4,000
8ul6el Wfai8 Oerbrannt.
Der DieRRofbe3irf DER Sdaupla5 Ger 6eners=
brunt. = Sdaoeu 5000 o

SON elmer perbeerenben SeltersbrllnIt mur6e
9ten1ta9 Der giebbofs=G iitrtft inn 5olpn @afe
belm9ell6t. NaS 6euer brad furs ndb II
llbr Sormtttags in et1lem Der ans Nol3 Qez
ballter, sabIrei6en Seui9uppen oDer S9eltz
llell in Der ySurlin9ton @ipilion" ans, uu6
ebe eS lta6 ntebritiiuoi9er. barter Nrbeit ge=
l0l6t meroen %fonute, fiielen linn fiirf bieler
S6euneH, wel6e Der Union StoG 0aroS
ono Sranlt GomponD" 9eboren unb suiam=
men 1000 bis 5000 2onnen Seu e1tbielten,
1o1pte Smei nit Weais an9eftIte @ebGuoe,
nIebrere Gllenbabns Cars" II. ID. 5unt
9taltbe. 9ie MIR so Daros nOrbli6 Don Der
granoltatte gelesene Chicago & 9ftluaufee
SIrG@tsStttce elt9tn9 NIT 9enalEer gtotb- Der
Gerni6tung, mas balptlddli6 benz rebt=
6eltlgen GtntreT1en pom 8 @%bicagoer Spriben
81 oa1fen mar. 9ta6 8erlauf pom falm elmer
balben. Stunbe %brannten Die flint nit Seu
9efitute1 S6ellnen ul1o spei aloere, mel6e
$1,000 Sltl6el Wtais entbielten, lo1pie audi
baS Siireougebdltbe Der pNenbertne Comp,
Oere1 S0lochtzH latttornt, mebrere S6uppe1t
nno etn babies SIbenb Cars.
Capt. Senneilp, DON Der Sprieeuz Gontp.
gto. 2, ~ltlirSte, pom Nau6 ~iiber1pGltiet, Dor
elmer rGar" berob, fam iebob NIT uIgefGbr=
llden Guetl9un9en oapoll. 9os per6rarnte
Seu 1pIro auf 1923 pr. Sonne peranl6laet, Ser
Wtals auf 60 Gents pr. Bul9el, 10 bdB Der
gSIullHltUe|tuN elHIWltbltD Oer 3erlt0ftelL
@ebGloe, 0GarS" IL. /. NJ. uuoetdbr bic
Snmme pom 500, 900 errei6en biRIrtte. Sic
9obe Der Terlt6erung fonnte pom ben am
Elate beftnolt6en 9l9enten ni6t onoeoebel1
weroen. Die 6eIerSbrunit lodte aiImGlio
o9t= bis 5%ebntauien0 NeuQierise au NIB bic
SeMermebr bate bic 9rOBten G6mieriefeiten
81 llberruttbell. I'M et.ii8ermaBen uuge6inbert
arbetten su tOnnen. Grit nm 2 mir 0fodz
nlttta9s lprroe Der Sranb llnter @ontroQe oe=
bra6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
9ie ..@leiMaefmterII.

Dies lit Der 8eIammtnome, ipelden infer ~fupferiar.
bigger 8rlIOer, Der neole @iIbe". Der meiBe1 gaIIe o.
9ebeH bat. Ser &anfafier, pbpobl nm oiele gaiioncen
beufarbiger, utnB barum nibt blei3 ietu. @euu aber
feline anBere 6aut bas pereamentfarbeue @olorit hat,
muo Ieiue Wam9en eiugefoaen limb unb 10 ben Manoel
Wobl ben ytamen uYIeib9elibt". 9ie5e Oterfmo1e inn
Selibt lolIten cine BUR nit 9oitetter's Maoeu.
bttters ans Ser5 le9en. einent anertanuten Wieber.
periubitoH5. Gs ptrb ousI9lieslid6 ans botomiid,en
Gneaen aeioonnetl. lit rein ltub mirffom. Geine trafs
ti9enoe Wtrtnn9 lit prompt, 9riiuoli1 nu0 nlarbt Iia
8eIebungsnlitteln gelagt tperbeuY Sdmerlib. Golppbi
Der Mppettt tuie oas germb9eu, i'm pbne borouf fpis
9enoe 8el9lperoe1 5l befrleoigen, perocn 0urdl bass
@infMB alT Die &eber lnb @iugelpeioe aus. IS ltdblt
oas SDltem gegen Wsalaria MnD Rbeumotismus l1nO
BELT g~lerppftat un6 9tierenleioen. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
WoroIMitiger M0roer-
3epb. Sanis DeriIG)t Dem &IIiS=Gpnnt0arst
Gran oaS 0eni6 un5norebeu.

3epbpr Napts, Der M0r6er Der iugenolicben
Ota9gie glall9baln, ma9te Oienitag tltrS uad)
lltttterlla6t einell WorDangrifI anf ben6itlfS=
GountDarSt Or. Girap benz bieler pabrl6eillz
li1 gum Spter 9efauen mare, menn Die Ie=
pltDlberiffS SaperS rnb Solbldller i'm ni9t
5etti9 aus ben Odnben oes l6par;eu lllt0e-
beuers befreit bGtten. @egen balb 1 ubr
9eItern firth %Dernabn1ell bic beibell, ais loge=
llallte ~8ootenmGbter DOR Der 3eue 0es
Wtorbers p~oitirten OeputpiberiiiS ei1 lautes
Stobnen uHo ais lie bielem ma9for19telt,
eltbedten 1ie, baB Tapis ii6% anldeinenb in
l6meren &rGnpfen anf benz &ooen leiner
l3elle watb, uno tldgli6 nm 6iilte bat. Die
gealnte1, mel6e gl0ubten, Der W0rber babe
ii9 persiftet, riefeG lofort oen 6iilfsz @ountpz
arSt VI. @rap berbei, melder lid ollein IN
bic 53ele Des i6einbar Sootfranteu begab,
W0breno Die betoen QSGdter III Der u~llteren
3euenabtbeilnn9 5urildblteben. &aum bate
&0Dts 0ber oet 2lrSt bemerft, 10 ~itiirSte er li6
init einent @utbl6ret ali ibn, mari i'm sl
Sooe1 Hro begann bas @eli6t leine5 SpferS
utter 9raBli9en Slit6en NIT ieineu 6Gdulten
81 bearbeiten. Or. @rap, ELM l6nd6li9er
lllnger Wfann, rief laIt Inn AOitlfe u1o balo
elltell Die beloelI 9SG6ter Derbet, lpel6e ben
ralenoen W0roer Don benz QlrSte, belien Ropf
er inter Der 0robnng, er moue i'm gu 8ret
.Sern1almen oHf ben ltetlernen NuBboOen
lNpt"3T ~SStAIINh AHn Wv w INtNC a)IoS w
i6loiien. Or. G5rap fonllte iib obne @ilfez
leiltlIl9 nab l@etrer 9ffiee be9ebei1, mo eS ii6
beraltsltelte, oaB letne &erleBun9en MIR llns
beoelteno luarert. @efGu9niBpOriteber 6ol5
be9ab it'd 9eitern Mor9en ltab Der 3eue beS
.OtorObubei1, ben ct pom leiuem Eager empor=
rip urlb nab elmer 0untelsele i6leppe1 lieB,
mabrenO er ielbit Die d3eQe 0apiS' elmer ipr9=
fGli9en Gnr6iu6un9 unterport, obne il=
6eiien olf irgenb eilen perod6tigen @e9enz
itallo SIT itoBen. Ser Grrlnb, warllm Gopis
ben Mtorbausriff auf ben VI. @rop mabte,
lit Der, oaB Der lebtere bel BENT OtorbproeeB
iein @utabten babin ab9ab, 9apis let ni1t
irriinnt9, lpie otes Don Der 8ertbeioi9un9 be-
,bduptet luuroe.
Ser M,ltter bes M0rbers, mel6e setern
Mtorgen i'm @efdngntB eri6ieu, I'M i6rem
SproBlins eini9e gederbiiier gu iiberbrinsen,
1purbe e%rDIInet, OaB 3epbpr fitr Die 6olge nit
Der @efon9enentolt porlteb nebmeH miiie;
bic olte Srou 5o9 Oann 1Deineuo utb bic
S6onotbaten hires Sobnes bitter betlagenO,
tbreS &egeS. Sapis lou am 8. Dtai bingez
ri6tet merben unb ba mou befiir0tet er
mo6te inSrpti6en etnen SelbitrtorDperlu1
ma6ell, 10 miro er lebt l6arf bewaebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Smre&It6er Sob.

9tuf cine baaritrdubenoe gSetie biBte
9onueritag9. @arriiou, etn29etdeniteller Der
Santa Se@8abn, bel Der Nusiibuug leines
Serufes ieiu 2eben ein. Sn Der gtdbe Der
&reusul1gsitele an ber II. StraBe blieb er
nit Dem SuBe in Der @eide iteden uno e6e
CT it6 fret MAIDEN fonnte, fam elm @tlSng
Der @ranO Srunf@8abn baber. Der 2ofoc
motiofiihrer bemerfte Sic entieBli6e Gage
6es ManneS unb bremite, inbeiien perge@
bens. Der l3ug mdBigte ieine Tabrge@
i6minotgfeit, gela19te je6o6 nidt re6t5et7
ttg gum Stebeu uno Der Qlermite puroe DOlr
ben &doern Der MIR gang allmdltg, aber
nHaufbaltlam auf i'm Sufommenoen 2ocos
motipe erfaBt uno sermalmt. @let6 bas
raul blieb Der 3u0. fteben,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

iotpie audi bas geiammte 8aorenIager ncbit
Der @inrtbtun9 bes, @ei6dfts limb Derii=
dert; es unterliegt inOeiien begriinOetem
!3tpeifel, oh Die betreff. 8erii6erungsge1
ieQi6aften inn pOrliegenOen Sale fir ben
S6aOen auffommen werben. NQer 8abr7
ibeinli6feit na6 miro man Die y@lectrtc
Sight Comp, beren 2eute bur6 lire grobe
Sa6rIaiiigfeit oie SADIE Deri6ulbet, fir Die
9eammten 8olgen baftbar gu madden lne
den. Der Giecntbiinter beS The Bell
2aoens lit 6err S. $. Gobn; baS @ebduOe
gebort 6enrp GprpitD.
Die gerlebungen bes 4lumbers G6aS.
Glib, tpel6er I'M @rogeidoB gebobrt bate
un6 nebit ct. Sobn betdltbt ipprDen mar,
iino, ME IS ipdt Qtberos bteB, ebenfals
l%erititer Natur. glib befinbet ii6 in letner
%gSo6nnng, SEQ. 105 Sboltoitr., in Gr5tlIder
9e6allolltng.
Die Nusgrabnng in Ser StraBe mar, betz
Iduftg ertpdDnt, bur6 g, st. Gorcoran, bonn
ftdbtii6en StraBen 9epartement, iiberz
iDadt tppr6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
SOfer Errfh1t1tt.

NlS Oas Opfer zines perbGngniBooQen
SrrtbumS ttegt ett0ienftag@eorg 2atpton,
etn pEorter" in elmer Sdanftpirtbl6aft an
Der 9. @tarfitraBe, NIT elmer beoenflifef1
Stt6punoe in Der S6ulter i'm Gountbbosz
pttal Darnieoer. Sranf 8iie, ELM Giqarz
renmader bon 9fo. 81 Siegelitr., geriet5
geitern Wtorgen I'M 81 l1br betm lleberz
ldretten Der Glarfitr. 78riide nit einem
lll1befannten IN cine &auferet itno es be-
ourtte oeS @tnl6rettens mebrerer 8orIberz
se6en0er, ebe Die beioen&fbdbne oetreuut
tueroen fonnten. 8alo oarauf traf gDiie
Dor @arreD'S S6anfLocal, SEQ. % Glarfitr..
ben bort ais v8prter" bei6Gfttqten 0Qtpton
an. Sn Der Wteinune. ben porermdbuteu
l1nbefannten Dor it6 Su baben, bolte Ell It6
BON etnem naben @istpagen .eine @isbtfe
uno iprang auf Semen SIT, ibm bielelbe IN
Die S6ulter itoBeno. Ser ja63ornige Niie
muroe in l6aft genomnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
9stnaeetS ans SER aeleat

iei IS bierntit iebem Meni6en, Die iebise
Tritbiobrs5eit nt3t poriiber9e9en gu lalleiI,
ipie ppn ben glalbpiiroiglten 8iirgern umierer
Stobt 10 rparm empfoblenen 9roBen beutlben
9etlmittel 2Ipotbefer Ri6aro granbt's
S9wei5erpiQen, 9riinOli6 5u rei1tigen. Stir
ole Sieieni9eu, Del6e Die Gortbeile f011nen
9elernt, Die cine iolobe @bfiibrtur auf ben
@eiunbbettSSuitanb bes Wteni6en ousiibt,
mo9e oie5 ein Sin9erSeis leiu, insbelouoere
aber ioQ bas 9roBe 0anSe nod baroltf ouf=
mertlam Sema6t werOen, mie man bur9 cine
Qusgabe pon mir weui9en Gents oft i61pere1
&rant9eiten porbeIgen fann. Iie @(potbefer
Gl9ar0 Sranbt' i6en S9petserpiuen lin6 bic
S9a6tel SIT 40 @ents in leber Apotbefe, iopte
bel ben Qalpt6epots iitr Gbicago: S6lniot &
SLIDER, Gde @abo,b @pe. ul1b Is. GtraBe,
ais alI6 78 State StrQBe fGl1flih.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
StQOt Chicago.

Ser General : @t9eut SEER &cr=
τt SreGIGmtot befmd,t Oie
Staaten sStotana, SbtO mno Wi=
Wt9att.
SEER Grttit Sett&tin8bonem, Gpe=
siat=GprreiponSettt umo @tge1tt, Die
Gtaaten tttto Serritprten Sutnois,
cSSotu@, 9febrASfa, Safota, Gotoz
raOos &GnfaS, WontaM0, Netu=
Merico mao oen Staat @egico-
&err Oratts Stto Die Staatem SI=
ItupiS> Spwa, @~tScOnftm, Mietae=
fota 1tts0 9afot0.
SEER g. s. Costing Sett Staat
SMtnpiS.
SEER Stto Woeaer Den Stnat
SOu6.
SEER STUB 9toaG Oen Gtaat 9tez
br0Sf0+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

9as @efibl i'm mermGbrenber SO IL
bt9feit", OaS einen oft befallt, lit bte SSolge
Derarmten Slutes urb Der barors berpor=
%gebenbe1 S6wG6e. Nper's Sariapdrila
llabrt unb berei6ert bas Slut, uermebrt ben
Mppetit, nnb f0rDert Die Geroaunlt9 Der
Speile nnb permitted benz 60fper Sic Qneigz
nIng Der in ben Speiien 9ele9enen itdrten=
ben Gi9eni6aften. Jtadbem Der &orper ouf
6iele QSetie geitdrtt 1T, 1uaubelt ii6 ienes Ge=
bunlg Don @tdrte ruO @nerSie tritt. an ieine
Gtelle.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Cliff

Die @runhlase bes Slides lit bic @eiunbz
belt. Sin Wtamn NIT unpoutpmmener Ser
bauun9 tam ein WtiuionGr iein, fam Der
@otte zines @n9els unb Der Batter zines ball
ben Iuteno tleiner @berubim leln, llnb bod
ut er lln9lildli6, wenn CT nit Sespeplie ooer
1r:9eno elmer anberen &rantbeit bebaftet lit,
TRACER 2eber eutltebt. Or. 8ierce'S "Pleaz
SAINT Purgative Pellets" limb oas fiberIte
nro 8llperlaiiislte 6eilmittel fir bieie trdnt@
batten l3ultdnbe. Rein pesetabilti6, linb lie
su9lei6 p0ui9 l1nl9aoli9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
s@pa@e atu0 ~ftm0erIOfe Nratet,

iouten nt9t perSmeifeln, ionbern @atb u1b
8elebruns aus einem 8u9e i90pfen, burd
wel9es 3Qrien6e innerbalb ~tir3eiter 3eit lbre
pole @eiunbbeit wiebererlan9t unb ben eiu=
5i9en @unl9 i9res 9erscns in Grfiiauns
i9tbten erlduterte, rei6li9 aussetattete
nelIeite &erf wtr6 gratis unb franco pers
I9idt DON Der @rtnate GIittic s StSs
QetiarU, Is q. @OMifott Str, tteae
Sto10WaN. 9SeW 0Orf. 70. o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Nartte,t a, nerfntfen.

Cine an6abl pra6tpouer 6armen retdes
6ormlano nit &olb, por3il9li9 bebaut, out
nmSau1t tno llmgeben nit f%onlolen Sbitz
garter, lomte pra6tDoaen @ebQloen limb
81 1iebrigen Nreiien 5I perfaufen. (S15 bis
$50 per Ncre) lno III mdBigeu Staten.
Spre6t iotort nor bel Sreberitlen & Co..
9to. 18l 2Salbtt9tonltraBe, Chicago.
ppbam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
ResE Wcuusfa Saae lit G1troOa.

B~ Nettnst9 Gage 1T GttroNa+-
9te unter bielemEttelim v@8eiten" DerOffentz
li6ten tntereiianten &etiel6tloerungen oes
6rn, @oibtngton SEEING itno, eiAenl biela
fa6 geGuBerten gSu1i6e 5ufolge, in elmer
6auernoeren Sprm als Bud erl6ienen, Oas
fir ben biuigen Yrets bon 80 Gents III Der
office Der ISL. Staatssettung" unb 6ur6
uniere Qtgenten 5I baben lit. gu BrGmien
bere6tigte 2eier bes v@o6enblatts" ober
bes vQSeitens" fOnuen baS Bud III StelIe
elmer anOeren 4rGmie be3ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
@eoree 6. 9(oams moueiutrt.

Sim Samitag 9fadnttttag fa1o tm 4.
GongreBbe5irf Der republtfaniiGe @onDent
itatt, in Incident 6err ,@eorge s.
@b ban 8, Der iebi9e @pngreBabgeorbuete,
mieOer ais Ganbibat auf9eitellt iuurOe. ST
erbielt Ga Stimmel1, gegeH 81 fir 9enlpz
ften0 Wnihhurne-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Scr 9idter Iaot 1tttr at .pahr :

,0as lit Ser 6lll6 Ser b0iem Sbat, OaB lie
fOrtSeugenb goies muB sebdren." Die Ser.
nobldiItgun9 eiues lei9teu Mageuiibels ,tebt
llnperOoulidfeit, S6miuben Ser pbplil6en
nno 9~eiiti9en Srdite, Qebeusiiber6rlIB rlto
triibSeitt9eI COB mad iid. Seio barlIn1 atf
Der 6nt, baB ni@t elm geriuges 2etDen cine
cine t0btli6e &rolltbett rfortseltgenb e%e6tert".
Sobolo sSbr ein llnluobliein per piirt, nebmt
Die bette NIB ii6erlte Nrsenet, ct. 8ermoro
&r9nterpt4en. Die Sbr in ieoer apotbete
fiir 25 GentS betommt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
ehmnr

gm Rinbpiebmarft betrG9 Bic 3ufubr ca.
a 6,0S6 Stiid, 9e9eH 40, 716 @tid in Der
port9el1 No6e: 4reiie ge9eH letten Montas
nm l5c@25c niebriger.
Nertoutt lpurDelt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
Ni4tana6ertNt.

gie gantausgGei6uugen beIiefer it6 ouf
$50, 800, 800, 9e9en $4S, 504 ,091 III Der eltts
iprebenoen ISOLDE bes GoriGbres. SaHt5lltsz
fuB 6 un0 Z Yro6eIt.
Sm yteu gort wurOsn u. 9. 8onbs
notirt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

Ole 96metnes 3ufnbr betr1g ca.
1O8, 5H Stiif, 9esen 112, 227 Stiid in Der
Dorl9en gSo6e. Ge3ablt puroen So. 45@5.65
fur ldlDere nnD 81. $500 80 tiir leldte. EreIle
nm 5@10c ntebri9er, ais Dor a3t 8a9elI.
gertautr purDen II. l.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30
ofe.-Ote 3itfubr belief lid

24,030 StHd, Segen 31,580 Gtiif HO
pori9en ISOLDE. Yreiie felt, bis SamltG9 in
Nol9e 9erin9erer 2ualitdt elm 4SreisriitSGn9
Inn 25@50c ei1trat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-04-30

Sauienbe pon &llren 1perben burb ben
@ebrall6 Don Or. Cages u&atarrbz Sell
mtttel" be1pirft. so Gents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-13
HOW MEN DIE.

II we know all the methods of ap
prnach adopted by an enemy we are the
better enabled TO ward off the dan er and
postpone the moment when surrender be
comes Inevitable In many instances the
inherent strength of the body sufiices to
enable II 10 oppose the tendency toward
death Many however have lost these
forces to such an extent that there Is lit.
he or no help. In other cases little aid
to the weakened Lungs will make all the
DILIGENCE between sudden death and
many years of useful life Upon the first
symptoms Of a Cough Cold or any trouble
ol tic Throat or Lungs, give that old and
well known remedy Boschee's German
Syrup. careful trial. 1t will prove what
thousands say Of it TO be, the "benefac
0r of any home.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-13
HERE AND THERE.

The sure preventive for chol-
era i cleanliness.
Bathrooms should not open
into sleeping apartments.
Keep a separate saucepan for
boiling potatoes in II possible.
Pine pillows are used on La
bfary lougesas inducing slumber
The oftene- -four is sifted for
sponge cake, the lighter the
cake will be.
Too many trees about a house
shut out sunlight and favor
dampness, which incites dis
ease.
The water in which Goldfish
has been soaked is very good
fos washing the zinc under the
stove.
Take q bucket of fresh water
into your bed room every night.
It will absorb all poisonous
gases.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-13

Ladies Dress-Goods from 8 to
25c. per yard.
Plain and Drocade Velveteens
and Colored Laces for Dress
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, Calicoes, Cot
ton and Flannels at reduced,
prices.
Gents, Ladies and ChiIrens
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk and
Linen Handkerchiefs, Linen Col
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scarfs and
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jerseys,
Jersey Capes, Gents and Boys
Knit Jackets and White Shirts
very cheap.
Calico shirts for 39c worth Toe.
Boys white shirts for Al cents
worth 60c.
Splendid line of ladies Coats
and listers will be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
All other goods in stock at
Drices to SuSt The times.
j. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf Francis Street
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-13

GINGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses 20 hivs. By the ~ r, da or
week. Open and Close Carriages. Single
and Double Ph@tons, Jaggers. Top aud
No-T0, Bugaies, all at r5a s0nable rafas:
fine carriages for visiting and pleasnre.-
Drivers il livery. Il aeslred. Pony
Ph&tons, with qnief and gentle horses
suitable for ladie and children Special
rates made wit fasni Les. Particular a.
tenkfon to horses On livery Baggage
called for and delivered 70 ali partsof he
city, Funerals ~ ended e At snort notice
a II orders promptly attended ID.
5Ae. +. IA N6ANT.
Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-13
go. <iiss 0nsas
. B. & 0. RAIL ROAD
soHEDuLE N EESnCr DKc. :, 1887,
THK MODEL FAsT LINE EAST AND WEsE
DousLr TnAcKl JASSEs CouPIER.


For ANNAPOLIS. 80. 600 A. NJ. l2.l5 and
40 and 8.a0P. N On Sunday. eos a. m. and
500 m
For Way stations between baltimore and
Washington $40. 6.30 and % q NJ. lslA $40:
500 30 and II 90 p. m On sunday. on and
Dos a nj. IS. 500 & 81 and II OPP. m.
Trims leave Washington for Baltimore, 300.
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No 80 s. broadway. new No l4a9 West Balti-
more Street and Camden Station.
w. III. CLEMENTS. G. X. LORD.
Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
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The Monitor., 1888-11-09


''The first Presidential appointment of a
Thanksgiving Day was by Washington,
who on Oct. 8 1889, issued proclamation
appointing Nov. &c Thursday a day of
thanksgiving. Jan. /, 1895, after the sup
preston of the whisky insurrection in
Western Pennsylvania, President Washing
ton issued another thanksgiving proelama-
tion, appointing Thursday Feb. 10, as the
day to be observed. Jefferson issued neither
fast nor thanksgiving proclamations, being
from principle opposed to so doing (sce
Jefferson's letter of Jan. 1, 1902, to Levi
Lincoln; also Henry 5. Randall's Life Of
Jefferson, volume ill.,, page p. March 4,
1915, after the conclusion of our second
war with Great Britain, President Madison
issued proclamation appointing Thurs
day, April 13, day OF thanksgiving.
April 10, 1862, President Lincoln issued a
proclamation, recommending that the
people should, at their next weekly assem-
bages for public worship after the receipt
of the proclamation, render thanks for the
victories which had been achieved over
the rebels. July 10, 1868, President
Lincoln issued another thanksgiving
proclamation, appointing Thursday. Au
gust G, a day of Thanksgiving for victories
won by the Union forces, and on
D6CeluDcT 1. lCOo, iie isSueu SILL d4lptt4cA
thanksgiving proclamation in consequence
of Union successes, recommending that the
people, on receipt of tho proclamation,
should assemble at their places of worship
and render special homage and gratitude
for the victories which had been achieved.
October 3, 1868, President Lincoln issued
proclamation appointing Thursday, Nov.
2Gth, day Of Thanksgiving, and this was
the first of the annual Presidential precla-
nations of this kind, national thanks
giving day having since that time been APP
pointed every year by the incumbent Of
the Presidential Office.
1t may be added that from TIT to 1884,
both years included, an annual thanks
giving day was national institution, be-
ing each year recommended to the several
States by the Continental Congress. The
days thus recommended and observed were
as follows: Thursday, December 18th,
1777; Wednesday. December Both, IT'S;
Thursday, December 9th, 1779; Thursday,
December 7th, 1880; Thursday, December
18th, 17sf; Thursday, November 2Sth,
1882; Thursday, December nth, 1888, and
Tuesday, October 10Th, 1884. After
the last named Thanksgiving there was no
national appointment of such day till the
ono in 1880 by President Washington,
which have mentioned aboye.'
The Monitor., 1888-11-09
IEarrlsonyu,c Nafes.

The date of the Good Templars' festival
has been changed from Wednesday and
Thursday to Friday and Saturday even
ings of the same week. Don't forget the
dates, Nov. 18th and 17th
The following are the officers OF Har-
risonville Lodge. No II, l. O. G. T.: C..
T., Robt. G.. Wilkinson; Y. T., Mortie
Stokes; Rec Sec, Samuel G. Bortcn; Asst.
Sec, Lille Borton; Fin. Sec, ". w.
Adams; Treas, Abbie Swigert; Chap,
Belle Tice; Mar, Ida Madara; Dep. Mar,
Anna Tice; Guard, Sallie w. Battcrworth;
Sentinel, Freddie Samsel.
Next Sunday morning the Sacrament Of
the Lords Supper will be administered in
the church here by the pastor, Rev. NJ c.
Stokes.
Robert Porch, our miller, was taken
very seriously i'll last week and for few
days his condition was considered quite
critical, but he is able to be out again nov.
Howard Cassaday has recovered from
his recent accident so that he was out in
the town a few days ago.
The Order of Iron Hall has initiated
several new members within the last few
weeks.
Election passed of quietly here. Nearly
all of the voters of the township were cut.
The Republican electors received 143, Ber-
gen IA, West, for Assembly. 142, Dubois,
for Surrogate, 147. The Democratic eleo-
tors JOG, Brindle 101, Whitall, for Assem-
bly,, 10, Hurf, for Surrogate, 104. The
Prohibition electors q. Nicholson II, Gar
rigues, for Assembly, IS, Hill, for Surro-
gate, II. The total vote polled was 27i
for South Harrison township. CoGITo.