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Liver. Blood. and Lunus,

For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness of Breath, Chronic Nasal CataFrh, BroR.
chitis, Asthma, Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections, it is an efficient remedy.
Sold by Druggists, at LOO, or Six Bottles
for $500.
book on COnsumption, Address
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Or FLAcc's FAMILY oisTmENr

Never fails to sootbe and heal cuts,
burns, bruises, flesh wounds, Inflam.
mstion, spraips pimples, chilblains,
salt rheun, chapped lips or hands,
fiost bites, Geld sores. sore nipples. and
all diseases and eruptions of the skin.
YOUNG LADIES,
DIR. Flagg's Family Ointment will
remove all pimples, biackheads, freok-
les and other blemishes from your face
leaving the skin soft, smooth and
beautiful. No family will be without
1t after testing its marvellous soothing
and healing properties. Sold by drug.
glsts for % cents or mailed on receipt
of ice, by the
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ITCH AND SCRATCHES of every kind
cured in 80 minutes By WoaLFoRD's
SANITARY LOTION. Use no other.
This never fails. Sold by Belding Il
Gibbons. Druggists, RavennS. O.
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Worlds Dlspsnsary Medical Association,
663 Main St., BUFFALO, Y
A administrators Sale of Real
Estate

EsUat6-
TN pursuance of an order of sale of the Pro-
Il bate Court of Forage County, Ohio, I offer
at private sale to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing real estate, fixtures and mschinery or
any part thereof. to wit:
Being one acre of land of the farm of which
Geo WILDER died seized in lot No. g. hal
srsyille Township. Portage County Ohio and
contains he saw mill. l offer the hoiter and
engine. two turbine wheels. and all the Iaa
chinery attached taereto. or any part there If
or Of said items and the one aoIe of land.
also offer one other tact of land belonging
to the estate OF said George +. WILDER, deceas
ed to wit: Situate in said Township of Shal
ersvlle, Portage County. and State o. Ohio.
and is known as beiI g Part of lot No "a and
bounded as fslloEs: b ginning at the south
east corner of said lot, tdence north on the east
line of said 10 is chains. 30 the center of the
Cuyahoga river; thence down the center of said
river to tho south line of said lot; thence east
4 chains, to the place of beginning, containing
ten acres and Is 100 of land.
all of which property or any part thereo;
will be sold at private sa!e within four weeks
from date 1ERMS, CASH
Enquire of LAFAYETTE SMITH. Admr
Freedom Street. Ravenna, Ohio.
1912 4w j. H. DUSSEL, Atty.
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CURES al. HllMnRS.

from a common Blotch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula: Salt-rheum, Z" Fever-sores," !"
Scaly or Rough Skin, in short, all dlseGecs
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful, purifying, and inviEorating Inedi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence. Especially has it mani
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scrof-
ulons Sores and swellings, Hip-joint Disease.
aud Enlarged Glands. Send ten cents In
staulpa for q large Treatise, with colored
plates, on Skin Diseases or the same amount
for Treatise on Scrofulous Affections.
"FoR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse it by using DIR. Pierce,s
Golden Medical Discovery. and good
digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital
strength and bodily health " i'll be established
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of Thomas O~en. deceased.
TNHE undersigned has been appointed and
Il qualified as administrator of the estate OF
Thomas owen, late cf Ediahurg Portage County
Ohio deceased
Dated this 2lst day of February, A. d, 1888.
Attest C. D. INGELL Prohn, e Judge 1OI7s
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CLIO

RANSACK Ravenna from East to West
SCOUR Portage County from point point!
TR va to other Cities, if you will
II u her Clothing Houses o'er and Ger!
will not find in honest operation such Clothing
House
J. c. BEATTY Ravenna, O.
Goods Unexceled for Elegance! Excellence Of Material
and perfection Of nish Novelties exquisite and assor-
ment strkingly grand Every price cut the emergency
of the times.
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Store Burned.

On Monday morning. the a3d inst, the
store Of Mcssrs. Gus \. Ma,llux. Jr., and
II. V. Maddux, locaied In Jamestown,
Paramount district, was entirely destroyed
by fire, These young men slept over the
store and were aroused early IN the morn.
ins by smoke IN their ronm. They hurled.
~ jumped OUT 81 bed and started down
stairs. when they were horriiied nj finding
by the flames. They then rushed to their
bedroom windows. hut owing To the iron
bars which had been placed across them
as protection against burglars they were
unable To make their exit that way. -
Fortunately for them. however, a shed adj.
dilion had recently been put TO the store
room, and they forced The wcnllier.l0anl.
ing from portion Of the shet.room aud
made their escape 10 the ground. They
had reached the ground only Few min.
utes when half a barrel Of coal oil expl0,l.
cal with terrific fDrce and scattering things
wildly around. and all the money and
nearly MI the goods IN the store were en-
lirrly destroyed The stock was worth
between 5000 and $1,000. No Insurance.
We do moi know the amount Of cash de-
stroyed by the fire. hu, Il win likely reach
$3.50 Ia 500. Much sympathy Is express
cd for the young men, for they lose all
they had The fire canno, be accounted
Princes dane Herald.
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Order Nisi.

NsAcar VI. Purncll. Trustee, named in n
Mortgage from John :. Layiicld and
wiz, and Sarah Layficld TO Birckhcad
LawsSS Carey, er parte.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
", in Equity. No. iis5. July Term, 1sss
To wit-July 18th, 1888.
ORDERED, that the sales made aud
reported 10y Oscar VI. rurncll. Trustee
for the sale Of the real estate in the above
cause mentioned. he ratified and con.
iirmcd, unless cause to the contrary
thereof bc shown on or before the I'd Mon.
day of August next; provided copy
of this order be inserted in some ncwspa.
per printed in Worcester county. once in
each of three successive weeks before the
18th day of August, in the year cigh.
teep hundred and lightweight.
The report states the amount of sales To
he $li5.M.
JomN ". STATION, Clerk.
True copy,
Test .jnmS ". STATION, Clerk.
july ai-it.
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Clayton ]. Purncll and William +. Clarke,
Trustees under deed Of trust from John
II. Clarke, ST.. er pdrte. No. 1i09, Chan
Gerry.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester County.
All persons Interested In the proceeds
of sale Of the property Of John II. Clarke.
Sr., as made and reported by Clayton J.
Purncll and VIM. +. Clarke Trustees for
the benefit Of his creditors, under deed Of
trust in the above cause, are hereby mott.
fed to file their claims duly authenticated
according 10 law, with the Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Worcester county. OF
with me, ON or before the 18th day Of Au-
gust, 1888, ms shall on that day at Snow
Hill proceed TO distribute the proceeds Of
said sale among the persons thereto emit.
tled. IRVING SPENCE,
july 2s.3t. Auditor
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From Ironshire.
llcncc nf thc MEssENnrn

Correspondence Of the MESSENGER.
Mr.. Dcnard Henderson made "A flying
trip to Wilmington. Del. this week where
he met his son. James Henderson, who
had been absent seven years.
Mr.. John Kelley of Boston, Mass. Is
paying his mother. Mrs. Martha Kelley, a
visit. May his yisi, he an enjoyable onc.
Mrs VIM. T., Boston. WIN has been
quite III for the past two weeks, We are
glad 10 learn. Il convalcsing.
The Ironshlrc Festival which was ex.
peciul To- take place an Aug. Isl las been
postponed until Aug. sisi. All are cordially
invited 90 attend.
Misses Minnie Mumiord aud Mag sco-
field. 81 Philadelphia, are the guests Of Mr..
VIM. Mumfor'i, of this place.
Our village has been alive with peach
builders fur the last seven weeks. Every
thing passed. OF quietly except that one Of
the crowd was supposed To be shut,
one night this week. The wound IL not
considered dangerous one. llUsric.
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Order Nisi.
Carroll :. Tyson.
II. Lloyd Lee, ct al.

versus.
The Wicomico and pocOm0ke Railroad
Company and Samuel u. FELTON,. sur.
viving Trustee. =
In the Circui, Court for Worcester colt !.
~, In Equity, No. 1883, July Term. IS
to wit--July end, 1888. -
ORDERED, by the Court that u.
made aud reported by George w. PhrnclI
Trustee for the sale Of the Wicomico and
Pocomokc railroad, frsr-tises and proper
ty of said Railroad ,-mpany, he ratified
and confirws ,.scss cause to the contra
ry thcres shown on or before the first
Monl ~ August next provided copy
Of n order be inserted in some ncwspa-
= printed In Worcester county, once in
zch of three successive weeks before the
twcnty-cight day Of July, in the year cigh-
teen hundred and lightweight.
The report states the amount 81 sales
to be $20,OO0.0O.
LEVIN T. II. IRviNG, C..I.
True copy,
Test: JonN W. STATION, Clerk.
july 7-tf
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GENTS.
The Coolest July for Years,


The month ofJuly has been unusually
cool. The highest point rcuhcd by the
mercury during the month was % degrees
and the lowest 81 degrees The record
at the signal offices shows the present TO
have bean the coolest July in II years,
the average temperature being GO de-
grccs. The average mean temperature
for the first is days IN July is 20 degrees.
The records ofprcyious years show that
July 18th is usually the warmest day in
the year the temperature gradually rising
up to- that date then gradually receding.
This year, however. instead of averaging
20 degrees the mean has been but "a and
3.5 degrees lialtimorc Sun.
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The Blame for CARROTS Death.

BALTMoRE.July 3O.-Thc Steamboat In.
spectors this afternoon reached conclu.
sion Of the investigation In the case Of
he collision between the steamer Joppa
aud the watch CLEAN ON June last. by
which r. Harrison Garrett lost his life.
They find Captain Frank Tory guilty of
unskillful navigation. and revoke his H.
cense as master aud flrst.class pilot. The
inspectors At the same time Issued an
onlrr that MI lIfehoals an vessels shall
hereafter be left uncovered. the testimony
In the Joppa.Gleam case showing that
the tarpaulin coverings 81 the lifeboals
inieFfered very materially with getting
them ready far use.
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Shooting Affair in Easton.

There has bccn much bitterness of feel.
ing between Martin VI. Higgins and Thos
II. Trippc Of Easton for the past six
months. Mr.. Higgins is u member of the
Legislature. Mr.. Trippc is the Democratic
register of voters Both are well known
citizens. Last Thursday night they met
accidentally on the street. \ quarrel
arose and Higgins called Trippc liar.
Several blows were exchanged and llig.
gins used his cane freely over Trippc's
head. On Saturday evening Higgins was
standing in front Of his Office when he
saw Trippc's approaching him from the
sr'N1ei,ic OF the street. I'll let You know
how cane feels" he exclaimed To llig.
gins Higgins then warned him not to
advance any closer, hut the warning was
UNDECIDED aud just rs Tr;ppc ia'l his cane
upliftcd Higgins pulled ont II revolver
and fired. The bullc, hit Trippe'S chin.
Physicians were nj once summoned and u
great deal of excitement prevailed. The
wound fortunately Is not fatal. Higgins
was arrested. but was released on bail.
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he following Is list ofletters remain
] unclaimed In the Snow Till p. O. for
he month Of July:
LADIES.
Mrs.Laura II. Harmon, Mrs. Mary b.
Jackson, Miss Priss Parker. Mrs. Geo. II.
Trader, Mrs Chance Wilson. Miss Martha
Valley, Mrs. Margaret wilkins, Miss
Mandy Ward.
GENTS.
John Chopper, n. Walter Dixon, Levin
Henry, Charlie jenkins, Fred vonKappi.
Persons calling for the above letters
will please state they are advertised.
I'D. Hack, Z. VI.
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The "Ovcr river fofKs 1,ad big bay
party last Wednesday at Gordon Joncs's
Landing. The day was spent in fishing,
bathing, etc. There were over 300 in nj.
tendance.
Miss Jennie G. Purncll Is visiting her
grand parents in Pittsville.
DIR. John W. Purncll paid our town his
last visit this week, and was kept busy the
whole time he was here.
Mr.. Elijah Bowen, accompanied by his
two sons, spcn, last Sunday in Pocomoke
City.
MIR. Sidney Atkins, of this place. came
very near losing valuable COW this week
by its getting into an old well that had
been used for steam mill near here. The
COW had been of for two or three days and
was found by Mr.. Jones, who heard her
in the water rs he was passing by an the
county road.
Mr.. Clayton Dennis lnsi u very valuable
calf last week, |, Is suppos ii that Il ate
something poisonous.
Our fishermen are catching great many
fish on the rocks in the Synepnxrnt hay
Mr.. L. 7. Bowcn's new porcl, has been
completed aud Is quite an Improvement.
The Odd Fellows are having u hall fixed
up over the store loom ~ Messrs. Bowen
" bro, for the purpose of holding their
meetings.
We were visited by good shower Of
rain Monday afternoon. which was needed
very badly.
What has become of our String Band :"
We are afraid they are going behind as
II Is seldom heard of night.
The members of the VI. +. Church. of
this place, will hold festival on wednes.
day, August the sth. at the church. Pro.
ccc'is To he devoted TO repairing the church
which badly needs II.
Master Sidney Powell, of franklin CITY.
Ii visiting relatives in town this week.
lack.
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-*LOCALS.4-
-Waicrmclons in market.

-Waicrmclons in market.
The tricycle. is now seen on our streets.
-lfyou want To enjoy the sea-brcczc
90 TO Ocean City.
Miss Mary Burroughs paid Stockton
flying visit on Friday.
Several Of our citizens visited Red
Hills, Va, last Wednesday.
The Revival meeting ut Portcrville,
will begin tomorrow night.
Trout fishing is now getting TO be
iavoriic spor, on the Syncpuxent bay.
Mrs. w. c. Mckee and Mr.. Luther
Mckee are summcring at Ocean View.
Miss Edna Hudson, is visiting her
father, in MISSIONER. Somerset County,
Md.
MIR John Mckee, who has been sick
for long time, is We are sorry to say, no
better.
"A large party from Stockton Is en-
loving tie bathing and fishing at SCOTS
Beach.
Samuel II. Towscn,l, Esq, and wifi,
have returned from their visit to Bal
imorc. r.
Miss Mamie Kemp,on. of Dab,
Is the welcomed CUES, of Nj
Wilson.
N he, Pocomy
;. camp meeting ut POGO
N.Y. well pa,ronizcd by the col.
n of this vicinity.
IN the brick stores, of Wilson
on Washington street, near
Inns been commenced
.g. Geo. T. Braticn and II. ]. Nc
ave been attending the Prohibition
Glynlon. MI, this week
i. Franklin, Of San Antonia, Tex
Fncrly Miss Nellie jackson, of this
is visiting friends in this town.
ssses Lillian and Ella Moore are visit
Aesi, Md, where they are enjoying
'ng brcczcs Of Bounds Lake.
Mace and wife. Of Oriolc.
the. la,,er's parents. Mr..
OF this place.
-. nj the
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Order Nisi.
J. Franklin Evans,
-.
His Creditors

rs
His Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. No 10 Petitions May Term 1888,
To wI:--Iuly 10th. 1893.
ORDERED. that the sales of real and
personal estate. made at reported by
Samuel IT. Townsend. Permanent Trustee
Of J Franklin Evans, an Insolvcnt petit
toner in the Circuit Court for Worcester
county, he ratified and confirmed. unless
cause TO the contrary ihercofbc shown ON
or before the first day of October Term
next provided copy of this order be
printed in some newspaper published in
Worcester county once in each of three
successive weeks before the iirs, day of
October. eighteen hundred and eighty
eight.
The report states The amount Of sales 10
he $i.5.jG.
JoHN W. STATION, Clerk.
True copy,
Test: JouS W. STATION Clerk.
july l4.3t.
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more City, an0x -: Necpicr,,-,
Somerset, are ex represent.
JEsTER, Pastor.
The Town CnA soners seem 10 he
anxious to know wlrN law is that they
have 10 work under. week asum.
mons was served on .IosA holloway Esq.
who refused to work onN Rstrccts on nc.
COUNT Of adyanced age. While we do not
think such persons. IL they are not proper.
~ holders. ought 10 be compelled TO work,
yet the Commissioners are not to be
blamed for carrying ont what they think is
the law.
"A very busy Chicago banker was to
he married To an Omaha girl, and the day
fixed was July 4, nj high noon. The day
came, hut the groom did.not materialize.
and ut 9a. M, this telegram was received
For Heavens sake tell MS what is the
matter. This is your wedding day. and
the hour approaches" Scared half out
WIS., ut ttht UtU
with her head cut off Then he rushed To
the telegraph office. an! sent this an.wcr:
Thought had three days Of grace. Don't
let il go To protest. Coming an the next
train" The "c,lding was late. In, |, was
merry one, and all was forslycn.
The July crop report, just promul-
gated 10y the commissioner of agriculture.
contain : the following comments upon the
corn crop; The crop in Maryland looks
better ON high and dry lands than an low
levels There has been abundance ufrain
with low temperature, until recently. A
few reports hint Of incipicnt drought, re.
licved by showers toward the end of the
month. The plant is short. healthy and
growing. The area devoted to corn Is
somewI'a, greater this year as compared
with 1887. but the condition, owing To the
wet and cold spring. cu,worms and other
local drawbacks, Is many points below nor.
NAL
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MIR. Gordon Affair. WIN Il employed
by the Eastern Shore Steam Boat compa.
ny. paid bis friends In town flying visit
ON Saturday and sunday. Gonion Is al
ways welcome In our midst.
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-.ts are getting scarce. and
peaches are not very plentiful.
Miss Lillian Holloway. Of Qucponco,
Miss Annie Birmingham, of Pittsville, and
Miss Alice Dick, Of Quau,ico. paid Miss
Annie $. Purncll flying visit last Mon.
day.
Miss Carrie Smith, Of Baltimore, paid
our town u short visit last week.
RS. Mary J. Purncll. of Snow Hill. Is
'on, Mr.. :. l.. Purncll, al -
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Left-handed Returns.

4 Mmcr of this vicinity sent TO the city
last weet q small shipment Of premature
peaches, III received in return two one.
cent s,ampS Smyrna TimH
A farmer liS> >pcar y lord few days
ago shipped foa - bf Alexanderas,
which brough, deb, % cents.
Another sent sou \ Early River
peaches this week VIA CLEARED or I
cents per baskct.-Dela e Tram x.
Wye camp meeting bee ~ .Siay and
will continue ten days n are forty
tents, large majority of whi are two
stories and built in cottage So The
cncamrment is about seven milo from
Ccntrcyilie, In one OF the most beaIis>s
groves To be found anywhere. TN
wacr is furnished by springs. The re-
ligious services will be under the immedi-
ate supervision of the Rev. {. \. Ill.,
Cecil County News.
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Correspondence OF the MESSENGER.
OCEAN Citv IA l,oomiuv

Correspondence Of the MESSENGER.
Ocean City Is booming.
Miss Addie Farrell, of New York, Is Wis
iting the Misses Hammond.
The largest hop Of the season occurred
at the Atlantic Hotel Pavilion at Ocean
City on last Monday evening. Some 30
couples Of Salisburians, complimented by
goodly number from Princess Anne. and
quite contingent Of Bcrlinitcs. II was
In every way success, and Il would be
good idea 10 have one every week. Can't
Snow Hillians charter train next and
bring up some Of itf charming bellies. We
Bcrlinites will do / dancing with the
fair creatures. Ill
Miss Ida Jarvis, philadelphia, who Il
visitor TO our tow y first.class artist
and is as charming Nhc Is beautiful. She
has the patience of4 20 sit alone In som.
charming retreat, SCI led nook, ~
some widc-branchinA IS ,sr,,.l
be %sn' Of nature an
:, $50, &c, sister of Mrs.
Bats nun, .4siiing at the Godfrey
map -
W lsurrill. Of Virginia, has iakcn
>saiage at Ocean City.
Squire Birmingham, se
Thomas Tinglc and Nee are
actively preparing for q season
The finny tribe will be ,aished daily
by some Of these invinciblc fishermen
The Squire Is the Isaac Walton Of the
Eastern Shore Of Maryland, but "Sewell''
Is aspiring to that honor, while Messrs.
Tinglc and Hammond moiestly step to the
back. ground, but 1t seems that they get
there all the same.
The picnic on Wednesday afternoon
on the yer,lant banks OF the beautiful
stream "IIerring Creek" was largely at
tended. The Tayloryille bellies were all
there--and som. Of them are very charm
ing in the eyes of your correspondent.
Mrs. DIR. Hammond was summoned To
Washington City on last Saturday to the
sick bed o. her son, DIR. Thomas V. Ham.
mand, who Is critically III with typhoid
fever lie was thought TO he dying on
Saturday night. and his father and wife,
who were at Ocean City. with sick child
drcn, were summoned at once. Ills ply
sicians, Doctors Lincoln and Newman fear
recurrence Of the inaction Of the hep
which occurr'sl ON Saturday might.
last te' Ia states that he is littlg "A
~ ut very III. Eue n
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Quite q company OF young foiks
wendell their way to the bay side on We'd.
nesday, and those who did not partake Of
a salt water bath there, took n frcsh-wa-
ter one on their return home.
Ice IcE!!-Icc delivered to persons
residing in Snow Hin, every day, at rca-
sonable rates. We are also prepared to
nh orders at distance at short notice.
Apply TO, or address
SMITH MooEE & Co..
June Off Snow Till, Md.
A WAKEFIELD cabbage that gets up TO
the weight of 12 pounds would do well for
October, and Is especially good for July.
This was the weight Of one placed In the
postoflicc window on Monday by J. D.
Scout, grown by Pcninsular Bone fertilizer
In sixiy.ihrcc days.-Smyrma Times.
john Collins, colorc,i. employed by
Richardson, Smith. Moore & Co, To load
wood ON the cars ut Basket Town Switch,
had his leg broken while riding on fiat
from this depot TO the place where he was
engaged to work. DIR. benson reduced
the fracture, and no serious consequences
are anticipated.
MIR. wm ID. Corddry, Sr.. member OF
the firm OF W. ID. Cor,ldry Il Son, has re-
moved with his family TO Cl'incoteaguq
Island. Mr.. Cortldry is one Of our old<l
residents, and has been In the buco
business here for many years. re,.
pie of Chincotcaguc are fortup
ting him to live among ~
49, nnding ofthe body
-" .,fet was paid last Sat
oil Mr'i 'iiarr.sslfsiicokc Steamboat Co. OF
a'""s .ae steamboat company claimed
NY share under the law of salvage The
sxniaindcr was divided among the eight
men on the steamer.
II valuaple horse belonging to Mr..
Thos. Broughton. of Spence. met with
u strange and fatal accident few days
ago While being driven along the road
the horses foot struck the end OF a
stick which flew up aud imbcdicd itself
deep In the horses stomach. Death
resulted in the course Of few hours.
Perhaps the largest excursion that
ever did, or ever will, pass over the ID. NJ.
& V. II. II. was that ofthc conductors ON
Thursday of last week. The train went
up in four sections, numbering about So
cars, and containing about 1000 people
The day was pleasantly spent ON the beach
and every one seemed very well pleased
with the trip.
The following shows the condition Of
the Baltimore Grain Market rs reported
for MS BY Mcssrs. Vim. B.Tllghman 4 C2F
Commission Merchants, Bowlcy's Why 4
Baltimore. Md: "
Wheat, Fultz, S60t.I
I.ongbcrry. SIY
Corn. White. e
Yellow, 81