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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
6rofes 6lad.
Rerr 3. c. GIarFe, Don oicier Staff, erhalt
$4,000 Don DER Gouiiiana Stats
&otterie.

gSlt es ipirfGi6 tpabr, baB sic etnenS he'll
0e9 QaaptpreiIeS in Der leBten 3isbuug Der
SoHtltana Stats 00tterie er6alten Gabcn?"
Taate EN- Neridteritattcr fir yEbe Starz
Sa0tll9S", 5err1 y. s. Glarfe, eine1 ilHz
gen photographer, pelder iG)on lanqe perz
lat0f pat aus ben @ripar1iiien IetneS Uerz
o~tellteit TobneS, lid cine 6eimftdtte All fouz
zen. Gr III lett IGugerer 3eit bel Serrn
Aagut Odlt bel6df;i9t urtO Do1nt $40. 712
J(ortb @omptDn gIoanue.
nSa", ld9te CT, vt6 9Q6e iDivfli6 $4,000
III Oaar erDNltcn-g IteS 0ereiniotel Gtooz
tel 45dpter9eI0-ber Tote 36eil oes SAINT
pretles non $500, 900. 0QS @jelO murDe
nltt pom Der Continental JtattcnaL Nanf
poIs ~. Goli3 ausbe3abIt ullo 6eiiltbet iit1
JS5t III aleIl'enl BeltB, wnpol eia She'll SrnE
2tHlQuf elner ~elegGntsn fteinen 6eimitGt;e
INF llltD IND Metne t~yGl1ilte pGrfonr9t miro"
r, $50 9Ialibe, jeBJ DerDen Sic tpobl ibr
GaiGaft aiiigeben."
NJ "a, 1adte er nit einent 2Gdelt, tpe(z
VeS 5el8te, Die gliitlit er !par, ,a2iTboorqz
99tttll oocr tr9elto eiae Qltocre I~Gjiiin3iQe
Seidaitt8ung bat Ueniq 9tei} fir mia nfz
OelI oell $3O,0O0, !Deldc mid in Stuno ietz
oei mEineit UreHlI0en nit oifelen Qtu9e1
tins Ge1tGt al iG%aueu."
"2SdS ipar Die Drummer Sores 3oOIe5?"
D9fo. 90. SD ld)idte laBten M}onot ~
an DC J3e!p Orleans 9tQtionaG GQnf fiir
etns3eDntel Ebeit zines gall5eu Qooie5, Ino
o09 lDGr bic drummer, i0eldle mir 5lgeIcuot
Dllr0e. Sb legtc Da5 2oo5 bel Sette IND
oac0te nlht Ine6r oarQn. Uteine gyrQu
Qoer lGgte, Die s. tDGre1 lUe0Qeiporfeu. Ss%sbt
lac)f tie aber Hto irent itd auf 0GS ncue
penn, lpelde5 t0ir beitBen iperben. SD ma
eS m!loe Qelporben mid BON Wode 3uyBod)e
nlr 10 ourd3lld)iageu, IND Uerlor alien
Wtltp BET oell ioigiQmeM 6DrtiGritten, rpclz
eye l0 sur @rlQlgung zines Nu5founnenS
n1a9te, I'M ettDa5 fllr Die y9te0en>5aQe"
6urutlegeu 81 f0nnen BON 0eften mar 10
le0Daft Dur6orutgen lit. nelt1 mali cine
6a11tlte gil Oeriorgen lot. O2td pauerte
DOS @el0 llI6t, ooS id Gbi9ifte, ba iutr in
nlllerln 0elbdft lebr iDel1ig Welegenbcit 6oz
pen ullS elgenc Oel6Gfte Su 9riin0en D0er
1ah 8uten &apital-M ntQqen urn3uihQlcn.
SD Gber oadte Bel mir, penn Oh nidt Ell
mas rlSftrit, nm Dein @illfornu1en aufer6QLb
BEINGS tQ04entlideu @eroisnite8 I'll Derrnebz
rem, DanH miro nod ntaldeS SS5Q6r Dergeben
e9e 0u erlal1gIt ipo10A bein 0er3 liG ie5nt
-etn beqlteneS !Oejni."
Dun0 sic fltblen leBt ME 9leigeboren?"
v0elptB. SD bin ieBt i'm Gtaroe bas
Seben 81 Qe11teBe1. Die transaction mar
feline W}DtGe uuo bic YeriOte iiber Die 3iez
bun8 tetn Oerii9t, DaS fam tD sic periiz
6ern. SD Dabe OnS @eID in meilem Be5
its, DeloDeS mir meDrcrs Sabre anitrenQe1oe
Nrbett iparen ul0 ba5 9eben aHGenebn1 3u
perbrtngen, erlauben !ptr0."-St. 9outS
CUto,) DStarzS aDingS." %. glpp.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
G0otItber unfau.

8iQtam 6osbein, gu96alter Ser Strma
S6ilio, @oBman & &c., beren @elbaft an
Dem gSeitenoe Der 8olf Str. 78riide It6 be-
finOet, tpurOe 9onneritag beim Nuflprinaen
auf einen Wagen Der II. Str. z2inie an Ser
&reu3ung bon Bolf unb Sefferion Str. bon
benz 0tltertDetl zines @rpreBmaaenS erfaBt
uro 10 l6tper perlebt, Dap er stpei Stunoen
1pdter ben Wunoen erla9. 9oSbeins nuroe
ouf oas Bflalter gei6leuoert unD bon ben
0ufen bsS Qferbes 5ertreten. 8ier &ippen
iparen gebro6en. 0leie Nerlebungen iomie
tllnere 8lutun9en fiibrten ietnen SOB nad
5tpetitinOigem 2eiOen berbei. 9to6 Iebeno
errei6te er ieinc BObnung, 116 So6nlon
Str. 0oSbetn mar 81 Sabre alt nno perz
betratbet. Gor me6reren Sabren frat er in
lelner Naro ais 8elperber UNI 6aS Qmt zines
alderman auf, tpurOe aber 9eiGlagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

BSg- S2ernsia Saac ia Gt4roDn.-
9ieuuter bieiemEitelim vNe1ten" OerOfientz
lidten intcreiianten acknowledgements oes
9rn. @uiDn1gton SEEING itnb, eillern ptel7
fab geGuBerten 9Slnife Sufol8e, III elmer
bauerl1oeren Sorm ais 8u6 eridietlelt, oaS
iiir ben biuigen 8reiS BON so &entS in Der
Office Der ISL. StaatSseitung" uno oltr6
uniere Ngenten SIT baben 1T. gu 8rdnlten
berehtigte 9eier bes v8o6enblattS"~ ooer
oeS ygSeitens" fGnnen ba5 Su9 at Steae
elmer anoersu 8rGmic be;teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Cine frau i'm Spiel.

Gas lit INNER 10. sic 1T Die Ma6t bin=
ter benz Sbrone. Giner 6rau @inluB auf
ben Dtann, ,uel3er tie liebt, lit DIT abiolut.
Inn cine 10 9roBe @elpalt, ibrem damn 8iibz
rer, StilBe nn6 6iilfe gu lein, ri6tig gu bal6z
baben, 6a5u lolte eiiaer: 8ral @eItiRt imrmer
tlor n1b 9elunO fein. 0as fann 1ttbt Der
Sail iein, menn ite on tr9enb elmer funtz
t~tonellen StOruug ieioet. gSte 9ar man1es
6eim miro SIT etnem freubeloler, neil iie, bic
ibn1 Gi0t ullo 9eben geben iolte, Elm un9liidz
li9er, entmutbi9ter, trdntli6er SS5upalibe lit
Srouelt, Wtiltter ulb S06ter, lparum on
pSrauenfraltfbeiten" leiben, mel6e Guer
2eben Hnter9rabeu, ba bod DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription @ltre @eIunobeit err
neIern uno Oieieri9en, 1pel9e nm Gu0 linb,
ouf6eitern miro ? IS bat gar man6eS perz
bitterte Ge6en mieber SIT eitrem 9liidli9en ses
na6t. gSorum Wtortern ousiteben, no Gr=
loiult9 10 lei6t lit 2(uf ieinem ipeSieuen
Telbe CAB es ME eiu Observation-Disclosures
1Die ~rF'ayorite Prescription.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Gin 0anfbQrer Datient.

Der ieinen gtamen uicDt gellaltnt Da6eu MID
nrb Der ieine p~p1fdttOtge 2sttSsr0crz
f*&a1ttt0 Don f@Derer2 2eioen elmer III
ell1em Iott0rbu0 an9egebeneu Nrsnei per-
6ontt, lGBt bur6 unS Daiielbe 4o}tcttfrct al
letne leioenDet Wtitlneniben perI0iden. Die
les grOBe Su9 entbdit 9$e5ep&er Die in jeber
NpotDete gema0t iDer0en f0nnen. G6idt
Sure Q5relte nit Sriefntarfe an; GrtOat
Sttaatc j. Stspe4tfars), 23 @Seit H.
Gfr.s WcN1 &loGf. u. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
Gin Eafb fl- uTlfter.

Mrs. WinsIow's % ootDtns
@ prup p" ioGte beitdn6is beIm 4inOerz50b.
men 9ebrau1t rper0en. Or beldntti9t oas
6irb, erweidt bas 3dbnfltilG, ll10ert alien
G6nier3, furirt 8iib=Jtol!t, ultS ut pas bette
Wittel sesen Di0rrb6c. SitntunGsiponsIG
Gents bic Sloi9e-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

@or1it Der @eiit geiunO lei, mltB Der a0rz
per 9eluno lem. User oil Y~erbauunqsz
bel6meroen leioet, 1peiien Slut TRACE ourb
Die @oerI 5iebt, Der tam weber tlar benfen,
nod peiie ban0eln. @per'S Niuen reoen Die
geter, ben Uta9eu unO bic @ebGrlne air
&9atl9teIt al, of11en Die poren, erneuel 6as
Slut, llno berelteIl Dem 9eilte cine 9elunbe
@obnu19.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
ftr stimsliuse asa,a atmesr,

Gaitrria f5rSert Die GSer3anntaa unS bcietttsi
a9f3efTt9benbeit, Wcrit0pfUns, 65a1i6liiFge Mc3ens
faure, Giarrbpe unb STANDARDIZATION. Daburb
tpir6 ba8 9tnb 8eiunb gcw1dt unb fem Gdlaf te{tigs
ktG. Geftorta ent0aIt tpeber MaprP9iu, nod anbsre
narfpttiae Gubfan8en.
rGGaafRscrta 1T 10 pprst9liA ~9cetsnet fur Sinter, bns ID
TIM ppr alien dnceren NH befdnnten Brapardten BEN
@crius se6e. s.. 81. ar@er, M. D.,
Ill Sput5 Sgfcrb Ctr, Srpotlpn, %. 8.
.nS6 wente tn meiner Grari8 6aFpria an rub erabte
es ~belDnoeI8 ~seci9net Bet Mfeftteneu ber &inEer."
AIeg. &Dbertipn, M. D.,
1861 2. Ape., 81. g.
rMu8 peri1ntt@er Sepbdbtung unb G~rFabrune fam fh
iagen, 6ab Saitoria cine Gr84eeidnste @le6istn fur
&inoer lit, bic ala ~gelince5 Nbid6rmittel mtrtt unb bic
Gpannan8 Der Gtn1emeibe, ippie be3 @~e{GmmtipFem8
isbr bepeutenb itrbcrt. @tele @iutter babeu mir ,etne
auseejeibnete Birtuae duf ilre aiuber Eeseu0t.H
DR.. o.. s, O8 gopb Selpea, MlaI.
Ole Gentaur 60 mpanp IT Murrap Ctr, 81. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

@enn SIR Gatarrb bobt, i6pebt Sbr int
@efabr, ba Die &rauf6eit let6t 0ronti6 uub
Cure o%ligemeine 0eluuODeit an9egrtIen werz
9oob'8 SariapariQa fnrirt Gatarrb Our9
Dsetnigung unb 8erei9erung oes Blutes un0
%GnfbanHng oes Spitems. Gerlu9t es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16
8rieffoften.

3. 6. .. Selotes, Ser. g8ir. ~be6auern,
Sbncn weoer &lusfunft 9ebcn gu fOnnen,
Ms Sic Die Don S9nen gefaugenen ie6ssebt
9iupperidllangen pertaufen f0nnen nod
aAh Sbnen, na6 Der 8ei6reibung ben
naturgei6idtliben Jtamen Der Don SS6nen
gcfongenen Gule angeben gu f0nnen.
j.. g., Sbe6oDgan.-Nuf 8i6er itebt
eiE Coll Don % Yro5ent bonn Wert6e.
Gin3elne 8dnOc f0nnen per Yoit geianot
nerOeu. Sine feftitebenoe Sra6trate sniz
id)en bier uno europa giebt es ni6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

I'm ben Wta9en, 6ie 2eber uno bas Spltem
TN Nu9emel1en gu reilli9en, 9ebrau9t DR..
Pierce's Pellets; % Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-12-16

oeS YlblitumS cine merfli6e llurube.
&ein 8unoer, benn Srau M6e1ina
Bdttt lOlte erldetnen, nm Home sweet
home" 5u itngen. @noli0 tam ite. Mn
Der linfen Sette Der 8ilbne entifano Elm
@eord1Se, Die G0pfe Ser SGrger ullO Wit1tz
fer itreften itd, I'M ben erlten Slid auf bic
c&0ntgin oes 0elangeS" tuerfen 5u fDune1,
ltnD oil Der 6ano oeS Germ s. Us. SEED
l0ritt Noelina gatti 5ur W1itte Ser Nii6ne,
utn6raltlt bon toben6enn 0eifaQsiturm, Ser
ii6 immcr un0 INNER pieoer erbob,
10 Dit tie it6 oanteno oeaen bo5
betpeate 6aus perneigte. Die beriibmte
Sdt0ertt erl0icn in 6a~lbtrQrer, in eiuer
tunltpolI aus Sdtpar3 ulo gSeiB 3ulGlnz
llengeiteuten Sotlette, Die reid nit 8rilz
lantet unO 9tamanten belteft tuQr. Sin
0tortantcllite tern l6n1ilfte ouch i6r 6aupt,
nit benz befanntlib cine grobe Wtetanorz
p6oie Dorgegangen lit. 9ie Oipo bat nGmz
LID tbre Saare gefGrbt uro i6nen cine ROTH
LID BLONDE Sarbe 9egeben. Gb All i0rer
Gerl0onerung, ods m0dten mir bier nt6t
erortern. Srau Battt lang bas ourcb lie
berlDn!t genoroene Xieo: Home, sweet
home. Sic iang es nit innerer 8etuez
gun9, tpeniGltenS lag oteielbe in Dem &lanqe
lDrer Sttmme, in Dem 6initerben oes iiiben
Zones, Der in benz tpeiten 0ialme f0rmlib
berbalbte. Sier erIt fonnte man Sic herr
lthe Nfuftif oes Sauies ermleilen uro
Die Gobreben Der Sanger be0reifeu,
Die bon bieier 6alIe in g~erooe5u begciiterter
Wetle IpreGen. Ser Sturm, Der Dem berrz
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
4 Wonderful Gave.

Wn.LIAMspoRT, Pa, Sept. aa.-One Of
the greatest, but least known, natural
wonders in the Keystone State is the Penn
Cave, near Farmers Mills, in Centre
comfy, In magnitude and magnilicencc
It will compare equally well with the ia
nous caverns of Luray, in Virginia.
tits not SO many years ago that this cave
was considered merely big hole in the
ground, but lately it has been more fully
explored, and its beauty and extent rca.
lized. Tradition says that the Indians
kept white prisoners confined there. and
one of the stories is to the effect that u
beautiful maiden, daughter Of one of the
early settlers Of the Buffalo Valley, was
rescued by her heroic lover in the most
adventures ONE manner from the redskins
and a fate worse than death.
After making slight descent into the
mouth or opening of the cave you take a
boat, provided with flaming torch in the
stern and bow. The party is rowcd 81.
lently and swiftly Tor half mile. when u
Earrow passagcway is reached, through
which the Graf, is skillfuily stccrcd After
passing through this channel large cham
her is reached, which is the end of the
"wa,cry" cave and the entrance TO the
dry" cave.
The water in the ante-chambcr Is cold
as Ice, clear MS crystal and Of unknown
depth. The air everywhere in the cave is
pure, cool and healthy. Penn Cave is u
marvel Of beauty. The burning torches In
the boat flash and flare in millions OF
flames Of all colors from the roof aud sides
oflhc cave and water beneath, producing an
awc.inspiring and magnificent effect. The
cxlen, of The cave has not yet been fully
explored and il is believed that Il extends
many miles underground. The surround
ing scenery Is grand and picturesque
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
Reception in Honor Of Walter e,
Humphreys.

Nearly sixty ladies and gentleman visi.
ted Camden Hill" the residence Of Miss
Il. Alice Frccny in Salisbury Monday
evening TO do honor 10 the twenty.tlrsi
birthday of Walter G. Humphreys nephew
Of the hostess, and snn of the Hon. ThOs.
Humphreys.
The guests began 10 arrive at = o'clock
and were received by Miss Frceny. Miss
Tilghman, Miss Graham, Hon. Thomas
Humphreys aud Walter G. Humphreys
The residence was brilliantly lighted aud
the guests moved at will through the var
ious departments and out on the lawn.
Refreshments OF cream, fruits and cake
were served ut 10 o'clock in the dining
hall.
During the evening some excellent mu'
sic was rendered by Miss Annie Steven
son, OF Dover, Del, Misses Dora Cannon,
May Martindale. Berthe Benjamin, Maggie
Fulton, Mr.. q. Scllman Williams aud DIR.
Samuel 4. Graham.
Mr.. Humphreys was the recipient OF
numerous congratulations on his having
attained his majority, and Miss Freeny
evoked expressions Of admiration on her
qualities as n charming hosicss.- Salisbury
.idrtrtiscr.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
Death of M. y. Mutchier.

DENToN, MD, September Marshall
:. Muichler, n well known lawyer 0f this
place. died in Philadelphia yesterday after.
noon ut ? O'Clock. lie was - years Of
age. lie was undergoing treatment IN n
hospital whittier he had gone several
weeks ago. Mr.. Mutchlcr was graduate
Of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, and
was a son of Samuel Mutchler. Of Paxi-
nos, Pa. and cousin of Congressman
William Mulchler. lie came TO Caroline
county shortly after leaving school and
was first associated with George i. Mel
win In the practice Of law, After he,wiih
Il l.. Steele, started the Caroline DeM0crat
aud he was member Of the law firm Of
DOwnes e. Mulchlcr. Soon after his re-
moval "a Denton he WAS marrie,l 70 Miss
Lena Manlove, who survives him. Last
year Mr.. Mulchler was candidate for the
Democratic nomination for Congress. In
the practice OF his profession he had
achieved n reputation ON the peninsula,
having heen attorney for the defence In
the Beachamp poisoning case. aud was
counsel for Miss Prentice In her famous
trial against The Philadelphia, Whining
ton Il baltimore Railroad Company
Socially, MIR. Muichler was very popular.
lie leaves n considerable estate. Funeral
services were held al Trinity Church,
GreenslOTOugh. on Tuesday morning at
n o'clock, aud the interment will be al
the cemetery adjacent.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
Orphans Court Proceedings.

The Orphans Court met IN the office Of
the Register Of Wills un Tuesday last and
transacted the following business;
Ia the estates Of Davis VI. Kelly. BtTna
bas Taylor. Edward T. Ardis aud DIR. Jno
4. u. McAIasicr order oi Notice To Cre,li-
tors issued.
The last will aud testament Of John II
Vincent. deceased. admitted To probate.
John Kelly vs.. Lucy w. Drexel aud
Wm. ]. Arkcll. administrators Of Joseph
W. DreXel, Petition and order Of Court
filed.
John y. Jones administrator c. l. a., at
Nancy Z. FaTel iiled list Of sperate debts
aud dividends.
Dewitt G. Fooks. guardian 10 Charles
q. Mills, filed iinh account which was
duly examined aud passed.
Nu further business appearing Court
adjourned To meet again on Tuesday. Oct
Sih.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
T'aylursyille Items.

A little son Of Mr.. Thomas Croppcr Is
dangerously i'll with typhoid fever
4 number Of our farmers lost large
quantities of fodder by the late rain.
Mrs. Susie cropper Is visiting her sister
Mrs. 5. 4. Jones. at Friendship.
\ Berlin love sick swain drove through
our village few days ago an his way TO
Ocean City 10 see his Sunday girl. She
was not home however, and the last seen
of him. he was on the Rustic bridge sing.
ing. where is my wandering girl tonight
Captain Whit Truiit, while an his way
to Ocean City, had his boat badly wrecked
by colIding with another boat in II heavy
fog.
Mr.. Charles Powell, who has been en-.
ployed on the inland waterway has re.
turned home.
Gray squirrels are now ripe, and our
gunners are having fine sport. Apple
pealing parties are becoming very popu'
lar across the mill dam.
The ladies' who attended the festival at
Friendship returned home badly soaked
by the heavy rain. Tp.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
Laurel Freight Depot Burned.

LAUREL, Dbl, Sept. 20.-Abou, one
o'clock this afternoon the freight depot Of
the Pennsylvania railroad ai this place
was discovered to be on fire II had gain
ed such headway before assistance arriv-
ed that il was impossible to save the build
ing aud very little of its contents were
gotten out. A strong wind set the flames
upon the adjoining warehouses which
caugh, several times, but they were, by
the effort of the people, subdued. At this
time the fire is thought To be under con-
,rol and danger of further damage Is not
apprchcndcd The loss will bc on build.
ing aud goods about $1,000, which falls
entirely upon the Pennsylvania railroad.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
\ Timely Wall.

The season colder grows apace.
The winds begin to roar;
So. when You come into this place,
Please, mister, shut the door.
It's most too warm for fires MS yet,
They'd open every pore;
But frost has come, mankind t0 irct.
SO, mister, shut the door
Don't leave II swinging while We sncczc
And chrs,cn you bore;
Unless you want 10 see Us freeze,
Why, hang il, shut the door.
Don't make MS shiyer Till we're blue.
And banker for your gore;
Look here. we've said all we're going Ia
nm this subject. and the next thing yul
know we'll be over there wiping the ilool
up with you
Unless you shut that door.
Washington GdpiiR.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28

II r. Truiu has the best 5Oc shir, In
town
Call a, B 7. Tmil,'s and look at his
jOc undcrshirl.
-FOR SALE.-IIouse and 10, owned by
Mrs. Ann Bowen. Apply To o. ID. Collins.
"A fine line Of ladies' and gents hand.
made shoes just received at u. 7. TRUTHS.
when you visit Baltimore, stop nj
the Mal,hy House, where will be found
irst.class accommodations and exceed
Ingly low rates.
COAL.-licsi Lee White Ash Coal for
loves, market prices. 22l0 lbs. per ton
every ton accurately weighed ON Fair
hanks Scales. Orders received now.
Aug 2iif SMITH, MOoRE & Co.
Farmers wanting heavy boots for the
winter should by all means go to u. T.
TRUTHS. as he has without doubt the
best and The cheapest boots in the town.
-Messrs. Smith. Moore Il Co. are expect.
ing several car loads Of coal In "a few days.
They have already on hand "a large sup.
ply and can furnish persons at amy time.
Now Is the time To buy and &c, the al.
yan,ages Of September prices.
Il am deslrous Of fopenlng private
school at home and would be pleased Ia
have few scholars, varying from o TO IL
years Of age to teach. Parents can readily
see the advantages Of private over the
public sliool, and especially when AN cx.
perienced teacher can be had. Your pa.
ronage Is solicited. A. V. DyNOcK.
The harder man tries 10 find excuses
for remaining away from church ON sun
day morning. the more distracted hc be.
comes.
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28

Judge Holland was in town yesterday
aud drew the following jury to serve II,
the October Term of Court
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28

The public schools Of Worcester coun
ty will open on Tuesday October lst.
The protracied meeting begins al
Friendship tomorrow Sunday
VIII the ladies please lead us into III.
secret OF the "tramp," and lei us all laugh
Did any of you see Tom when the train
left for Washington last Tuesday.
Hurrah for the "Renovate-s." Call In
Frank Johnson and have your beds reno
waited.
AS Il Is now the style to hire hats IN.
stead Of buy, two of our young milliners
have decided 10 sell out.
There was an entertainment given by
DIR. Howard Porter In the Town Hall on
the 10th and Goth for the benefit of the
Band boys uniform. The performance
was very good and was largely attended
both evenings.
Miss Lillian Taylor Is visiting Miss Vir.
gle Warrington. on Vine Street.
Mr.. Will l.ayne, who has been journey
ing through the cities of Baltimore, New
York and Philadelphia, has again made
his: appearance in town.
The ladies find II impossible to pass on
Pitts Street because Il is so full Of "Bicy.
clcs."
II is reported that there will he two
weddings in town at very early date
We hope that these win not be all. but
that more will join in the holy bonds Of
matrimony and let the good work go on.
Mr.. Henry Taylor and family, accom-.
panied by his mother. Mrs. Mary Taylor,
returned TO New York on the 18th inst
We are glad to welcome home again the
bright face of our friend, Eugene.
Rev. J. $. Porter and grandson are now
the guest of Aunt Jane Baker.
Mr.. Granville Stokes, of Ocean City
finding that the waves appPoach his resi-.
dence too close for comfort, has decided
to move Il back in line with the Episcopal
Church.
Many OF our shade trees in the centre
OF the town have been up-rootcd by the
violence Of the recent wind storm.
4 party of young people went to the
Tmppc on the 22d inst. 10 witness the
disaster caused by the dam bursting. l,
must have been terrible. if we measure by
the time some Of them stayed.
Oh, how the hear, of basliful Tom. the
"Rcnovater," will ache when he is order.
ed to depart from this place, but, he is re
quested to leave, las rcmcmbrancc,) q
feather with the girl he met ON Pitts 81.
Mrs. Amelia Coffin, of Crisiield, is visi
ting her sister, Mrs. Maggie Purncli.
Miss Nellie Stewart is the guest O
Miss Minnie Jones, on Main Street.
We are glad that Mr.. W. Stcinc, who
has been quite III, is improving.
Will the bailiir please see tha, the gates
on Bay Street are kept closed. AS some al
our young gentlemen came very near be
ing fatally injured the other evening b,
running agains, one while gazing very in
tentively ON the opposite side Of III,
street.
Mr.. Albert Orr. nephew Of Mrs. Y. II
Atkins, has returned To his home in New
York.
Mr.. Harry Birmingham, formerly of thi,
place, is now clerk in dry goods store In
New York.
Miss Rydie McGrcgor has returned
from Philadelphia and reports lively
time skating on banana skins. Ben
Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28
FACTS !!

u has been reported 10 us. that some person
has been industriOusly circulating report
that We had quit selling phosphatcs. Had gone
out Of the business, etc., etc. Hcrc are a Few
facts. We have given mp the sale of Lister
fertilizers nnd We caf give ROoi tOinncrcinl
reasons why We do not handle thcm. We hal
the agency for the sale Of Listers Phosphatcs,
aud We also haal the agency for the sale Of H..
n Miller a Co.'S Phosphate. We could have
kept either AMI they bOth cost us the same. =
We kept Millers bc.ansc vn we; ana n,, nnr SSs,o-
10 bc the better goods. We found that We
could only sell Listers when We did not have
Mlllcr's and OF course VIZ did drop Listers but
we have not gone out of the Phosphate bust
ness i.isicn what the well known farmers
say:
ID. q. fOOks.-I used Miller's standard an my
wheat last year, was fully satisfied. ]
made AN excellent crop.
GRO. HAYwARD.-Iu used Hye tons of MIL
hers Standard and Millers Harvest
Queen an my wheat last fall. and not.
withstandinH the unfavornblc season,
= made tho best crop Of wheat ! ever grew.
fused Listers tho year bcforc.
lITTLETON BAIL.Ey.-I used Millcr's stand
ard ON my wheat last year and grow the
4 best crop have ever hal ON the same
land.
cuAs. r. rRUITT.-I used Millcr's Harvest
Queen and Miller's standard on my wheat
last fall and made the hest crop have
ever raised.
JOHN O.. nOBlNs.-I used Mlller's Harvest
Queen on my oats last spring. IL WAS late
when got them sowod and u was q had
season. Ntill raised an excellent crop
considering tho circumstances. I was
pleased with tho Phosphate.
In view Of the above facts. we hope our
friends will mot be misled, they will always
hnd rs ai the old stand. with the best Phos-
phAtcsat tho lowest prlccs-
HASTINGS A SiI0ckLEY.