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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
1Iailrs1ls.
AND OHIO

n.rsyture Of Trains fnm VIZ cs, !
.,ns schedule inede0 An ~. -
FTpre1 for Chics90 ana W Al,
. $50 o. N. and s5o p m oAI
dsIiy escept saturday. ..
rxnrs.s lor Cincinnati ana "
- snd mas D. n. daily. an
Cambridge sccormoA
sg Fsr Columbus, lea5 .. n; dali dali,
M daily, and As p ~. os,s
rrnrsss for Warrington, =
ph,isdelphis and New YORK, Wa
:. and S no .. m. daily:
rcr pitnburR and Wssn,nkul
x!,Sa. rxnress. $40 q m. 6aiiy :
except sunday. Addis' on. arcsya
inston, Pa, $50 p. N. Gan g phiIi
fittsburg. Baltimore ~.
M SS a.iI,E c;unoriIle .:ss q m. /,
nm and $40 D. m, dai y excsP :
n1 N.Y.. arsftcn. $40 D. m. caily. 4
For Cumberland, 900 q. M o.
oi Sor 81. claisville, sos and .
n IA. and $40 p. %. oaily eAep;
E.nrees trains arrive rom
90 4 m. and $40 p. m. oaiiy, -
Ssily except Monday. O
Express trains efiive , nvn 20
c,nnsti ass Q. N. and 6:lO 2. r.
FIpress Trains arrive fom
u,nore aud washington. y. u, M
= m. ana i0:i5 p. m. daily, W.
Q. m. daily. 49, oo,rmhn
$40 p. N. daily, and io'S' = ILL., -
day. p,t,.hpry
and l245 p. m, e1cePs !
and lilo .. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom waning a
dsiiy except Sunday.
From Mcundsville. $50 and -
and 40 .. m. daily except 81 -
Trains arrive frnm 'rsiton,
Trains arrive nom Cumbtt "a /
daiiy exec, { sunday:
FINN a. Claiisville, 7;S a.
I As. and 6:l0 p. m. dsily excey
Cambridge ACCOMMODATING
m. exert Sunday.
baggage called FOR ,ES enc ,oe
Narfet street. and at Depot;
Gene al -
" n CLEMENTS, ManSg
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She Would Rather be God.
NtW York Sun,

General Black has got funny little
daughter. Not long ago she said to her
mother
Mamma, papa is your master, isn't
hep
''Isuppose 90" answered Mrs. Black.
"And Mr. Villas ia papa's MASTER"
'Yss."
And the President is Mr.. Villas master
aud God is the Presidents master. I'd
ralher be Gcd than sny Of you!"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
No. 045.-Legai Enigma,

Letters /. TO 20 name modern writer and ex'
49, 10. s, 10. 9, - is a certain kind of law
a. s. Q, 10, II, is the relation OF party III
law to his attorney
90 S, Is, H. T. 20 II an adjective referring TO the
defendant in n suit for damages.
a. %. Il, 3, is what all witnesses have TO do
in giving testimony.
ishment for law breakers
SdgiHdlp Mich. URiAH.
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Exceptions to all Rules.

Detroit FrCe Prtss.
They were seated at the supper table
and speaking about The different sorts Of
fruit; each one had preference. Little
Ruth, who was the last to speak, said: II
like all kinds of fruit but hash.".
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Z =
No, O4G.-Riddle.

The horse was WhOlc, tied to a stake;
The man was WHotc he was a rake;
The horse was tCh0l6, quite hard to beat,
The man did WhOis he did not eat.
r. X Nus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

Terrible Suffering From Skin Disease
have been terrible suff rar for years from
diseases Of the skin and blood. and have been
Obliged to thun public places by reason Of nay
disfgurirg hum rs Have had the best Of ply
sicians and spent hundreds Of dollars, but got
10 rel eff until used the Cuticura Remedies,
which have cured me, and l. n my SKIN as clear
and my blood as pure as chlld's.
IDA MAY BAS5,
Olive Branch Z. o., Miss.
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Addfsss Registered LISTERS to
HEw 0RIEANs EATloHAL RANR
New Orleans, In

REnEMBER that the presence Of esnsrsll
Poauregrrd and Early, who are In charge OF tht
drawinep Is z guarantee Of absolute fairness snc
insagrIty. that the chances arc all equal. enc
that no one can possibly divine what NJ mbn
VIII draw a prize.
REMEMBER that the payment OF All Prltts
,s sjiIkKAN TEED BY FOUR NATION.
All RANKS of New Orleans, and the Tickets
Arc Ggned BIZ tho President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognised IN the
highest Courts; therefore, beware o. Any .m In,
fo1G or ansuy NOUS schamss. jel3
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

CUIIcURA, the great skin cure, and CUTIcUsA
SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beauiihe., externally
and CuTIcURA REsoLyEST, the new blood puri
fer. internally, are positive cure for every form
Of Skin and Blood Disease, from Pimples to scrof
ula
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
Surprising Corroboration.

AMY like Charlie; his kisses are SO
nice.
Belle with enthusiasm)-Aren't theyi
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yaHrr.
J.u;s;aua State Lot cry Company.

Incornorsted by the Legislature In 1SeA o y.
rincetional and Charitable purpose en1 ~.
frsnchise msde q part Of the present sue N
stitution, in ls7s, by an Overwhelming PoP'-
vote. a,n.rv DraUfngs
80 Mace emi.Annualty. dune a.S
ncrem ber), and Ats Grand sn1S
Snmber Drawings take place On go"
Of the other ten months N me
and are all draE s1a HePR orleans, La.
aWs A. nsrsu, car.fy tnAt We suPsrviSs zee q,
,snSrynsnts for ali the Monthly and Semi
DrsNings Of the Louisiana state Loos H,;os she
psny, and in person manage ana ,. oSs sTs CO,
$3.50 stth honesty fairness, and IN eooo II u
soWsTd ali parties and We authorize tne eonps
n ne tbis certificate, with facSmles o. "o -
nstnrss ATTACHED. IL its sdvsryissmsnn
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Nothing of the Shirk

Hdrpsr's Sdzdr.
Jack-How does your new Waterbury
work. Gus?
Gus-Fine; some days it puts in SO hours.
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Ny agile first, crouching and springing
Seized my second, then away winging,
Kept, as Whoie, my secOnl'S guise,
And mocking uttered querulous cries.
ii. NJ A.
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.MzZgaa@zpa.5
TaS<
Co2AissaoAofs

We the undersigned Rsnis and Bsp n,n,n III IN
~ xhinh NAV he presented at our comteN
n. M. WALMsLEY, Pres LOUISIANA Ns''on~
PIERRE I.ANAUX, Pres state NAIL n nsns.
A: EAhRMikS, t prss, I'm sn,on National Bani
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SORE FROM KNEE TO ANKLE.
Skin entirely gone. Flesh = mass Of
disease. Leg diminished One-tbfrd
In size. Condition hopeless. Cured
by the Cuticura Remedies.

For three years was almost crippled with an
swtul fore leg from my knee down 10 my ankle;
the skin was entirely gone, and the flesh was
one mass OF disease. Some physicians pro-
nounced IL incUrable II had diRini.hed about
one third the size OF the other, and was IN a
hopeless condition. Afte' tryiag all kinds of
which got no relief whatever, was persuaded
n Try your Cuticura Remedies, and the result
was as follows: After three days noticed de.
cidci Change for the better, and ut the end Of
two months was completely cured. Ny flesh
was purified, and The bone (Which had been ex-
posed for over year. got sound. The flesh be-
gan to grow, and to-day, and for nearly two years
past, my leg is as well as ever Il was sound in
every respect, and not sian OF the disease TO be
seen. g. q. AHERN,
Dubois, Dodge Co, Ga.
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M. e43 An Anagram.

"PN SHAM NOTIONS or a sham
Is What some persons say am.
That flesh is grass is not my creed,
have a better one, indeed;
For in my teachings declare
That earth and water, fire and air,
Are clements that constitute
The motal part OF man and brute.
As medicine do condemn
All minerals, because in them
There's naught but harm; for don we Know,
That they are brought from depths below,
And so OF course, as they behave,
They draw us downward to the graVeG
But vegetables upward rise,
So they are natures remedies,
Possessing virtues that are found
To keep ones body above ground!
The price of logic such as this ,
Is clear rs mud, indeed 1t Is. NRLsoSiAs'
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No. 94I.-Palindrome.

No. 944.-Palindrome.
A palindrome will name the isle
Where Gree heroes did begoile.
Here she mixed the potent draught
Which, in obedience, mandate quafied.
And here, 10 prove the magic charge,
TRANSPORTED, they were LETT 10 range
The beasts that once had forms divine
Were herded now rs other swine.
Then KrOnos, lately come from Heaven,
Few lessons had TO mortals given.
The youthful time, now old and gray
Has many fables swept away
No Goddess now with woman's tongue
Could charm rs when the earth was young
And wary man may safely roam
The island of this palindrome. BE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Under schedule IN 40 Nay Is N
cave bridgeport, 0hkOellsl 5taHfs
For Pittsburgh, Chicpnd Cleveland
n. FOR Pittsburgh lGi o For Oh
Cleveland l:l2 p. NIX PittsbuTgs
York, 500 p. m. Fo'Hbehyills, Z
For Martins Ferry, tip: Train,
Bridgeport at 7:68 ,. Y ia r.. ]
4:l5 p. m, al p. N, tG pm
A. l.. WIG, Ticket
my16 Bhdgepo1
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SPHINX KNOTS.
No, 94O.-An Enigma.

Anycommunication for this department should
peaddressed to Z. R. CHADBouRN. Lewistown, Me- |
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

Through Tickets and Sse Checked
points.
w. J. ROBINsq senl Pass. Al
parter,burg,
FRED HUSEM EN-, tx. psr. Agt,
NhetAny "
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From Iss Pound, 70 Iza pou,a.

! have taken several bottles OF Cuticura Re
solvent with all the results / could wish for
About this time last year. when commencing its
use, weighed 145 pounds, and to-day weigh
112 pounds. ESQ CAMPBELL,
Washington, d. C.
NoTE-The Cuticura Resolvent Is beyond all
doubt the greatest blood purifier ever com.
pounded.
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Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticura, 50 cents;
Cuticura Soap, Is cents; Cuticura Resolvent 81 90
Prepared by the PorrER DRUG AND CHEEIcII
Co., Boston, Mass.
SS-send for "How to Cure Skin Diseases," GA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

No. 94O.-An Enigma.
IT'S very strange, but true, you know,
The gifts our Father did bestow
In mercy on us are miSspent;
To evil use and purpose bent
The grain, before US, freely spread
To feed the hungry world with bread,
Contains an instrument OF Ill
Which man is able to distill-
The luscious fruit, mans heart to cheer,
Transformed, brings anguish, sorrow, rear
In Barbados, the natives take
Potatoes plain, and from them make
liquor. first exhilarating,
But finally intoxicating;
Its name, il ever you espy,
NJ C. wooDFoRD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24
No, 942 Changes.

No. 942 Changes.
Change the central letters Of the words IN me
first columns 10 make those in the second. Inc
middle letters of the second column give a city.
!. Dotes, J. Running malcnes
2 tree. 9. Made of ash-wood
& Pale g. Glimpse,
4 CtItsoffthe surface 4. Walks slowly,
5. A body ofsinger s. A movable scar, u,
6. To surround; Q. To seto DC prooueeu'
Z. Fragments; 4 Cuts -a,c
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Answers.

926.-'Its the early bird that gets the worm. y
9l7-Met-a physician.
92S -PeItinaciOusness.
9lg.-l Because il makes old gold. 2. When
under cloud. 3 One is cold when sought the
other is sold when caught.
930-An ear.
g3l-Double eagle.
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". N. CLEMENH. Nam
OHIO RIVER RAIL-

Time Table tshinx effect n
senger trains will run a he mi,
An trains daily except trts
which do not run on SUNDAY
SOUTH BOUND. No. No
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-06-24

No. 941.-Decspitations
i.
By tragedy, have tryants dread,
Their myriads 10 destruction led;
But cut away my cruel head
And comedy remains instead.
IL
Entire: am the boy, by Dickens made renowned.
Beheaded I'm boy that roams on irish grouhu'
Again: And lol a boy Of Shillsber's Is iound;
X.T. CHEk!
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.rst
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,
n, ths Academy Of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, July 10, 1883,

ChtIIAU & hiAHs 1oVo3VVV'
loo. 900 Tickets st Twenty Dollar
each. Halves SO; Quartars so'
Teuths q; Twentieths u.
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HIly'e skin and scslppreserved and beautiH
UhOI j by CU1IcURA MEpIcATRp soar. 5

SSend for "How u
pages, 80 illustrations, 9
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30
Harper's for July.

Everything in this Number merits careful
attention. and will &c, Il from literary
aud artistic point Of view ~ well Ms in the
matter of mechanical execution. All the
work contained between the covers is of
the very hest. The fron,ispicce. repre-.
senting situation in llaggard's "Maiwa's
Revenge" il one Of the SKY illustrations
In the issue.
The first article Describes life nj the
United States Academy Mt Annapolis. n
seen by Lielt, nant Kelly and is illustrated
handsomely from drawings by H. +. Zog-
hanm. All the salient features 81 the
cadets experience. niloai aud ashore. are
enumerated in lively way. and with
an enthusiasm which indicates ihat the
writer enjoyed Il all WHEN he was at An.
napols :Mr. Zosbaum's eight Illustrations
add much To- the enjoyment ofihe reader.
lie catches the spirit Of naval life admira-
bly,. "A Midsummer Trip Ia ID, West In
lies." n splendidly illustrated article, by
I.aildo lIearn. describes the writer's sum.
mer trip through the tropical Caribbean
or windwarl Islands. which separate the
Caribbean Sea from the broad Atlantic.
II abounds In vivid descriptions %:
scenery IN the iropics aud interesting facts
concerning tropical people. The twelve
Illustrations give an added charm 10 the.
A second paper viii appear In The Angus,
N0mleT.
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Tues d y,
July Bird, 1888,
Al . n,clnck u. NJ

NJ " CLOCK J.. VI,
All the following valuable real estate
which will be sold clear of incumbrance.
isi.-All that valuable House and Lot
where said Stevenson now resides,
fronting on Federal street, about go feet
with depth of about no. feet. lmproy.
cd hy large Brick Dwelling with many
fine shade trees on the premises.
and.-All tia, House aud Lot now occu.
pied hy u. woollcy as II Basket Factory.
This lol will h. sold rs now enclosed
3rl = Al that House and Lot adjoining
the Basket Factory ahoyc mentioned.
now occupied 10y Fred Aydclotlc This
will la' sold ~ now enclosed.
lih.-.All that House and Lot adjoining
the Ay,lclutlc house, now occupied hy
Henry lownds. This will le sold NJ
now cnt l"srd.
18th. All that Lot an the Virginia Ioat.
with front nf alnul ia5 feet aud ) in.
situate between T. T. Duiry's dwelling
house and the hnusc now occupied by
Theodore Ellis This will be- sold ns
now bounded hy iron boun'lers.
ilh. All that l,i nn virginia roh,l. near
the u. VI. " V. u. Il. track which wa
conveyed Ia said Stevenson l'y Charles
". lehman. containing Our acre, m"re
ar less
sth.-AIl that House and Lot on the Nir.
sinla Rad. now occupied by Thc@."'e
Ellis. anl commonly known Ms THE
Luther Briddrll Property"
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Order Nisi.

George W. Purnell, Trustee, under deed
from Daniel J. Jenkins and Rufina
jenkins, his wife, er parte.
In the Circuit Court FOR Worcester coun.
~, No. 1i6i, May Term, 1883, to wit
June 18th, 1893.
ORDERED, that the sales made and
reported by George W. Purncll, Trustee
for the sale of the real and personal prop
SSof Ruiina jenkins, be ratified and
cohiesncd, unless cansc to the contrary
thcrcAc shown on or before the first day
Of September Term next, provided a copy
Of this order he inscr,d in some newspa-
per printed in worces e county. once in
each Of three successful weeks before the
first day of September, in the year cigh-
teen hundred lightweight.
The report stat Ne.emount Of sales To
he $1,000.
! ''eiA."t Slerk.
True copy, -
Test; JOHN W. SrAToNs x.
june 1851.
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Declaration OF independently, You can
not ring Il now bnt this grcl chime Of
silver bells that strike in the CLONE Of
night ring out with as sweet aonc as
when Gcd swung them at the cf> sion.
Look up at night, and know that Me
lilies that bloom in all the hanging r
dcns Of our King are century planis-ne
blooming once IN 100 years. but through.
all the centuries.
The star which the mariner looks TO.
night was the light by which the ships Of
Tarshish were guided across the Mcditcr.
ranean, and the Venetian il0tilla found its
way into Lcpanto. Their armor Is as bright
tonight as when, In ancient battle. the
stars in their courses fought against Sis
era. To the ancicnts the stars were SYM
bols Of eternity.
Bnt here the figure OF my text breaks
down-not IN defeat, but In the majcstics
Of the judgment. The stars shall not
shine forever. The Bible says they shall
fall like autumnal leaves. II Is almost
impossible for man TO take in cOurscr
going mile in three minutes; but God
shall take In the worlds, flying hundred
thousand miles an hour, by one pull Of
His little finger. AS when the factory
band slips ut nighifal from the main.
wheel, all the smaller wheels slackcn their
speed, and with slower and slower motion
they turn until they come to full stop;
so this great machinery of the universe,
wheel within wheel, making revolutions
Of appalling speed. shall by the touch "a
Gods hand slip the band Of present aw
and slacken and stop That Is WIZ will
be the matter with the mouniaMs. The
chario,s in which they ride sbM hault so
suddenly that the kings sly bc thrown
ont. Star after star shalye carried out
TO burial amid funeral tics and burn
n. ash on ,hs~~> <. and all all up and
down the higll sfspacc there shall be
mourning NJ *. mourning. because
he worlds y,iead. But the Christian
Nrkcrs ST ncvcr qui, their thrones =
,n- shay IN for ever and ever. II by
some Ing 4 from hell the attempt were
made Y /stry them oil INTO captivity
from sssvcn, the souls they have saved
w9l .rally for their defense aud all the
y ..fes of God would strike with their
.sccptrcs. and the redeemed, on white
horses Of victory. would ride down the
foe and NIL the steep of the sky would re-
sound with the crash of the overwhelmed
cohorts iumblcd hcadlong out Of Heaven
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Terms 0l' Sale.

Ten per cent. ofiI'e Punhasc-money will
he required in cash an the day Of sale, the
balance iu le paid In iwo equal annual
insinlncnis hearing interest from the day
If sale. To- l,r secured hy the hands "f The
purchasers with surrlies 10 he approved
by the Trustee
CLAYTON J. PuRNELL.
u,ne "a Trustee
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30

The delegates selected by the Young
Mems Democratic Club to attend the
convention at baltimore on July is,
will wear a white silk. ribbon badge on
which is printed in blue Gu, Of the
American eagle pearched on shield,
and holding in its ,alons an olive
branch. The inscription is as follows:
Delegates Badge The Young Mems
Democratic Club Of Worcester County.
Md. For President Grover Cleveland,
of New York; for Vice President Allen
G.. Thurman, OF Ohio"
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Geo. E. BOWdOin Co.,
GRAIN
Commission Merchants.
Cor Bowly's Wharf * Pratt ST..
BALTIMORE, MD.
Order Nisi.
ohcd \. J. Jones, Il at,
IcrSuS


IcrSus
William X. Pilclard, cf-.'
In The Circuit Court for Worcester coun
~. M. 1876 Chanccry, May Term, 1888,
To wii--,iunc ?Sili, lssS.
ORDERED. that the sale made aud re-.
ported by Obcd 4. J. Jones. Trustee for
the sale Of the real estate Of lIczckiah
Jones, deceased, bc ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary thereof bc
shown on ar before the first day of Scptcm.
Der Term, next, provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
printed in Worcester county once in each
OF three successive weeks before the first
day of September, in the year eighty
eight.
The report states the amount Of sales 10
bc $:I0j no.
JomN W. STATION, Clerk.
True Copy,
Test: .IomN W. STATION, Clerk
june @.3t
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES We de-
sire to announce to the people Of Snow
Hill and vicinity, that we have received
this week the largest line Of Carriages,
and Road Carts, ever exhibited
on the Eastern Shore, which We will sell
cheaper that ever before. Please give us
n call before purchasing. Old Carriages
taken in exchange. Please call ON or
write for terms TO RICHARD +. HALL,
Pocomokc City, Md.
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The Prohibilionisis like the Sepub.
licans Of this District will hold a con
vention in Easton TO nominate candi-
dates for congress They will &c; tired
Of going through the emotion" before
long and learn that il is better to try
for possib. lities.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30

THE meeting Of Democratic Clubs
in Baltimore promises to be one Of the
grandest affairs Of the kind ever wit.
messed in this country. The visitors
will be treated with true Baltimore
hospitality which meats great deal
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Attorneys.
Ipsl,ur 4 I'urnrii.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 POWER con.
- tanned in deed of trust from Hugh
;. Stevenson To Clayton J. Purncll, dated
September l;th, 1887, and recorded among
the land records Of Worcester county in
I.iher J. W. =. No. .. folios ~, -, * and
~. the undersigned Trustee will sell at
public sale, nj the Court House door, in
the town of Snow IIill, Md. on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30

T'HE Record and Gazette OF POGO
mokc will take political "nop" on
July al. After that date il will be
come Prohibition organ and the lead
er rf the Republican forces will have
To look elsewhere for music. Mr. Ebcn
Hearn Principal Of Stockton High
School now mounts the editorial tripod
of the Record and Gazette and pro
poses TO renounoc the free whiskcy,
free tobacco. free every,hineto ge,in
power party, and give the paper a
wash in sparkling Prohibition water.
Brother Hcarn, we extend to you the
right hand OF fellowship and if We can
not wish your party success we hope
you will get all of the campaign fund.
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Our esteemed contemporary the
Baltimore Sun says: The New York
daily papers ale almost a unit in sup
port Of Cleveland and Thurman. The
list includes the Sun, Star and World,
democrat; the Times and CONNER.
cial Advertiser, republican, and tie
Herald and Evening Post, independ
ent. The Stats Zeitung, the most
largely circulated and inauen,i,l Ger
man paper in this country, also &C.
cords the Democratic national ticket
its hearty support. The only papers
Of prominence in New York support
ing the republican tickle, are the Trib
une, Press and Mail and Express Per.
haps there never was greater pre-
porderance of New York newspaper
support given presidential candidate
than is now accorded to Mr.. Cleve
land.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30
TUESDAY,
The 10th, Day Of July. 1885

\ At the hour OF 2 o'clock p, m,
AL that Real Estate situate in the Seventh
Election District Of said county which
was devised 10 the said John s. Layfcld
by his father, James NJ. Layiield, In his
last viii and Testament, duly recorded In
tue Office of the Register Of Wills, to
which will reference Is hereby made for
a further description of the aforesaid
property.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
OSCAR VI. PURNELL,
Trustee mentioned in Mortgage.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-06-30
'oR vIcE-PREsID'T or THE UNITED STATES

IL ingalls, Of Kansas don't stop
talking he will prove second Bur.
chard for the Republican party.