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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

Everybody has heard of horse lauTh:~
but who has ever seen an equine gifted WllA
tie power of speech? Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but so would the
telegraph and the telephone hundred yeaRa
ago. Why, even very recently cure for COM
sumption, which is universally Acknowledged
to be scrofula affecting the lungs would have
been looked upon as miraculous, but now PEG.
pie are beginning to realize that the disease
Is not incurable. DIR. Picrces Golden Medical
Discovery will cure 1t, II taken in time and
given fair trial. This wOrld-renowned RENE
edy will not make new lungs. hut it will re.
store diseased ones to healthy state when
other means have failed. Thousands grnte-
fully testify to this. 1t is the most potent
tonic, or strength restorer, Alternative, or
blood-cleanser and nutritive. or Hesh-buildcr.
known to medical science. For Weak Lunga.
Splitting of, Blood, Bronchitis, Asthma Ca
tarrh In the Head. and all Lingering Coughs.
1t is an unequaled remedy. In Disbursements
of the stomach, liver and bowels, az IndiRee-
ton, or Dyspepsia, Biliousness, or "Livcr
Complaint" Chronic Diarrhea, and kindred
ailments, it is a sovereign remedy.
@@- Golden Medical Dis.
HEIIkRhNTEEn covery . is the only med
UOAnNN LIZ, ieine of its class. solo
Au@=zz.zz.zzu=zs by druggists, under 4
printed guarantee, from the snanHfaek-
urcrs, that II will benefit or cure in every Gaze
of disease for which IL Is recommended. or
money paid for it win be promptly refunded
Copyright, 1888, by syoRrD's U1s MRn Ass'H.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15
McLAlN BROS. & co.

picturesque place, and the soil is
very rich. 1t is indented with
beautiful bays whose shores are dot
ted with trees andshrubs of a tropical
growth that are ottentimes covered
with fragrant flowers. The island is
about 500 miles West of the Mar
shall group"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

T. Y. Martin has a few more
bottles of those delicious picked
oysters. Buy a bottle.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

The Montezuma Record fears
that Tom Woolfork will he gray.
beaded before the court decides his
case.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
Her kauQh--M Ennc Eits

Her Laugh--h -Four FITS.
At 10a blithesome little maid.
Restrained by naugh but natures
law,
Went romping DER the CLASSY glade
Ard laughed a merry
Haw
Haw
Haw.
At 20 she was bright and fair;
But now restrained by fond mama,
She only tossed her golden hair
And laughed ripping
Ha
Ha
Ha.
AT thirty she was more sedate,
And still from welded bondage free
She said her time was growing late,
And laughed yearning
He
He
He.
At 40 she despaired of joy,
For none had cone her heart to WOO
She sighed for either man or boy,
And laughed doleful
Who
Who
Who.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

When you are sick you don't want
theoretical or even logical demons
stration to convince you as to the
merits of a remedy you should use.
Experimental knowledge is the true
criterion. Read the experience of
others who have used B. B. b..
{ Botanic Blood Baln). Their plain
statements carry more force than
all the logic and theories possible.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

STRAW HATS.

We have an extra large stock OF
Straw Hats, all sizes and STYLES.
and propose to sell them at aston.
ishngly low prices.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15
Every Case Cured.

Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy has cured every
case in which it has been tried, both
common and chronic, and |
honestly believe it is the best ever
used for these diseases. | have
a great many calls for it.
3. +. WINTERS.
More, Texas. Sold by druggist.
A. J. Baldwin & Co. have just
received an elegant and pretty
line of window shades.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-05-15

|, ucGRr, -, g
|eaua Msa.LaNelH. X
DoorrMnists.lra,, err, y,
lew, k0gea,,3;s
.OoMflniesIgall.s.s;
e. GVSsAsd''''is
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

For hundreds Il years this lea Of d.bolic
possession was steadily Developed 1t was
believed that devils catered into nui.al,, aud
animals were accordingly exercised. tired,
tortured. convicted AMI cx,Vl;c! Thr great
ST Ambrose tells Us that u priest. w.!i. say
ing masS. was troubled by ,l!r cr,siain. IL
frogs III a nri:hhorin,; marsh. AMI i.al; hc cx-
orciss'd thvm aud so stopi,'i ihcir muIsc 81.
Bernard. u ih" nonslslI chi"nl'lvr ted us,
mounting the pulpit 10 rr.,v. ~ lis ablry,
was interrupted 10y n clnul 81 IT,. straight
way the saint uttered the ,Str.,.I .u.r.i,,la Of
accommodation. WHEN liz, t.. l,!l dead
upon tic laVcinenis Ia heap AMI were EAST
out with shuvclS. y Ior;aul! uI c.or.'l,:I at
tributed To- u saint Of tho Mini, cyil,l,ls ard
which remained III uSc down IL recent
period. especially declares Insects iajariuus
to crops Ia bc possessed u, evil spirits,
AMI nai:l,s. unIOnS the animal, tn ls.axcuin.
inunica,cd ar exercised, ml,v, Usc.7, a.!,l SER
penis The Gsc Of eXor'ism against caiorpil-
lars aud Gr.rshappcrs was a!ap commi,nL Ia
the Thirteenth century the Bishop, OF lau-
sannc. finding that the ctl> in i.a..c le:nnn
troubled The iisIcrEsrii, attempted {" remove
the difficult. 10y rxurcisn.
Dill ANY one venture 10 ,lcny ,ha; ul!inals
could L. possessed Icy Satan. he w..sa; once
sileuccd by reference 10 the entrance 81
Satan into the serpent in the garden oil Eden.
10 the Transformation Of Ncburhadncszar,
AMI t" the 'gistln; OF the devils into the swine
by the founder of Christianity himself DR.
Andrew b. White in Popular s;cicncs
Monthly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

Constitution, this nation says
that mo religious test shall
be required as a qualification
to any office or public trust
under the United States" and
by an amendment making
more certain the adoption Of
the principle, it declares in the
first amendment to the consti-
tuition. Congress shall make
no law respecting the estab-
lishmcnt oil religion, nor pro-
hibiting the free exercise
thereof. This first amend
ment was adopted in 1880 by
the first Congress that ever
met under the constitution. 1t
was not out Of disrcspcct to
religion or Christianity that
these clauses were placed in
the constitution, on the con
trary. it was entirely on &C
count Of their respect for
religion. and the Christian re-
ligion in particular. as being
beyond the province OF civil
government, pertaining solely
to the conscience, and resting
entirely with the individual
and God. 1t was because Of
this that the nation was con
stitutionally established ac-
cording to the principle of
Christ demanding of men only
that they render to Caesar that
which is C,rsar's and leaving
them entirely free to render to
God that which is Gods, if
they choose, as they choose,
and when they choose. Or,
as expressed by Washington
himself in reply to an address
upon the subject of religious
legislation
Every man who conducts
himself as a good citizen is ac-
countablc alone to God for his
religious faith, and should be
protected in worshiping God
according to the dictates Of
his own conscience. liz.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09
A PHILADELPHIA TRAGEDY
Annie Klaus Murdered by Her
Lover. He then Kills Himself.

pnIIAnEIrIiiA. Feb Annie Klaus. "A
pretty gill. the daughter of u wcll.kunwn
shoe dealer. was found an a l"i ~ Hope
street aud Montgomery avcnu. Saturday
night with a bullet in her brain. She died
without ginning consciousness. Til" hndy
was not identified until yesterday m"in.
ing. In, before daylight The murderer had
been run down and had killed himself.
after having tried Ia Kill his wife.
The murderer was ONO kayscr. as,rc,t
ear conductor. lIchad been leading lnu.
BILE life for years lie first met the girl hc
killed during the h.ccn,cnnal in the fall
iinn. Kayscr was known ~ quiet. peace.
allie man. in 10y. with his wife aud little
children
Ami. lcil her home, 1853; North See.
ond street. about $ o'clock saturday night
aud met kay,rr ut Second aud Putnnn
streets. stones throw from her fathers
shoe store She passed her home with
kayscr and walked 10 the Ia, where lac
shot her. II is believed Tia, she did not
make AN appointment with Kayscr. hut
tia, they met 10y accident and that she
walked alon. not thinking where she was
going Annie had always known Kayscr
as Tom Lynn She hal hcrn told that
he was married Int She lid not know il
positively. She was paS>innnlr!v in love
with him.
After hr shot her Kny>rr went IL lis
home, Il 2.s:1s kcnsingion avenue. where
he found hi, wife and her mother. lie
was very much excited. hut. after walking
up and down the sitting room several
times he went To he'd Al ) o'clock he was
aroused hy The police who were hunting
Annie Klaus Murderer Kaysrr raised the
window sash and Lieut. Scott told him he
MAS anicd.
lie hurried back To his room. picked up
razor, mud rushing To the bed where his
sleeping wife lay with her two baby boys,
hc drew the razor across her ihioai. nr,k-
ing cash four inches long. She raised
mp in he'd with scream. and her husband
drew the razor across the left side of her
neck, making u deep cut Twelve inches
long that reached from ear Ia ear and
down Ia her right Shoulder blade. Mrs
Kayscr caueh; up her y"unsrs, child in
! her arms while the blood pushed from The
gaping Wounds IN her throat. aus rushing
dawn stairs she opened the front door
Detective Grycr aud Lieut. Sc"it bur
ricd M stairs stretched an the bed with
his eldest son peacefully sleeping NJ hiS
side. KAyser was gaspins, While the blood
poured ont of his throat over the sheets
and pillow cases. lie md cut HI. throat
the moment his wife lied dawn stairs. lie
lived hml few minutes Ills Wiir has u
small chance al recovery.
Via, passed hriwrrn Anuir kl'u, aud
her murderer jus, before hr ,hn, her will
never hc known
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09
SATURD
March the I'd, 18e
2O'CLOCKP. NJ.

All the right, title and interest of tho
William u. McCahc. in and to all
Farm lying aud being situate in the |
Election District of said county, cor
ing Of the TWO following tracts of Ian
list. All that tract of land called 4
Mil Range aud Friends Assistam
lying on the North side Of the rnad Il
ing from the town Of l5ishopvillc in
county. 10 the town of Sclbyvillc in
State of Delaware. and which was
yeyrd To the said William II. Nee
iy deed from James W. Evans and ,
dated the 18th day of July. \. d..
aud recorded among the land rec,
aforesaid in Libcr !. T. NJ, M. !.
Is. and containing Thirly.fivc Acre
Land. more or less.
9d. All 4 Il tract 81 land called To
sends Trouble" and Friends A.
lance wing an,l being situate A. nj
said 4 which was conveyed 10 thu.
\ liam II. McCahc hy decd from ia
,alnillrn and wife, dated the both
: 30f January, \. D.. 1876. and recon
;! among the land records aforesaid IL
her |. 7. VI. No. !. folio 81. contain
Five Acres of Land. more ar less.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09
rpsmrn < rrHxELr, So,icIron'
Order of Publication.
the Circuit Court Tor Worcester coun-
Il. in Equity
William H. l'urncll.


k,scphinc f.. Purncll. aud Charles H. Pur-
nell. both in his own right AMI rs Conn
4 milicc OF Josephine i. Pnrnell.
4 THE object ofihiS hill is 10 obtain de
rec for the sale Of certain real estate IN
Worcester county. Maryland, belonging
Ia The p.r,ics to this suit The hill alleges
That hv deed a certain John I. Hammond
hnd wife, conveyed Ia the Complainant"
hold during the life of the Cnmplainants
mother and after her death to Josephine
r. pmrncll. and il the said Josephine
should die " iihnui issue living al the time
of her death. then la Charles II Purnrli.
all that land situate near Five Mile
Branch. in Worcester county trd "Mul.
hrrry Grove" also nll that house and TT
lyin,, in ar near Berlin in Worcester conn.
IL. on the south side ui III. county road
leading from Berlin Ia the Trappc Mills;
tia, the Complainant and the Defendants
sill hold the Interests in said real estate
runy,vrd Ia them lN SAID deed; tina, the
said .Inscplinc T.. purncll has been found
Ia Ice and sill i insane. and that the said
Charles II. I'urncll was appointed her
Committee. AMI that she is now confined
in the MARYLAND Hospital for the Insane {:
tina, n sale Of said real estate would be- ad.
ynn,ageons la all the parties concerned :"
that the proceeds nT sale should innrc IN
like manner ~ hy The original grant io the
use OF the same parties who are NOW cn.
titled Ia said real estate. II i thcrrnpnn
ordered hy the Court this 10Th dlv ot
January. In the wear lSS9. thai the Com
plninani cniisc n copy Of this order. to-
..rihrr with the object and substance al
the hili. to hc inserted in some newspaper
published IN Worcester county, once a
week fnr hour successive weeks before the
ll,h Iny al February. - .. giving notice
io the defendant. Charlie II purnell .and
warning him Ia npprr in this Court in
pcrsu,,. ar hv solicitor "n al before the
I'M ,lnv nf March. lSS1 Ia show cause. IL
any he las. Why decree shall ~, pass ~
prayed =.
Clerk If the Circuit tnuri inI W"rcr>
ter County
True Copy.
Test. .InuN " Sr,T">. Clerk.
Ian ~ Il
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09
1HoReHT HE WAS SWIMMING.
4 Gentleman bors Kindness To = 1901
who Aftcrw ards ilcrame Famous.

4 Gentleman tboes Kintlncs. to q Toy
who Afterwards became Famous.
II was a bright. warm day In the early
summer ~ lssI am London was full to over
flowing. wl.sn a lazy aDut % years old. with
long dark hair hanging down his neck and u
strange. dreamy. tar oil kind 81 lOnk IN his
large gray eyes, same slowly along oncuf tho
busiest and most crowded. streets II the great
city, 10 wrapped up In his own thoughts tina,
hc hardly felt the jolts AMI humps which h.
encountered in pressing his way through tbs
hurrying throng around him.
He must have been thinking Of lnttlc or
hard struggle Of como kind, for every now
and then no dartel out both his arliis in front
of him. to the no small danger Of the eyes
or ribs of the passers by Suddenly he was
brought 10 n standstill. and no wonder. for
in Furnishing his hands about he had thrust
one Of them right into tho coat pocket Of u
tall man who was just going past him.
what so young and so wickc,lf' cried the
man. turning round and scizins him. "You
little rascal, do you want to pick my pocket
in broad dayliShtf'
"No. don't want to pick your pocket, "
said the boy. staring about him rs II awak.
cned from dream. ~ thought was swim.
ming"
''Swimming" echoed tho man. with a
broad laugh. We'll, I've heard crowd
called a sca of people, but I've never heard Of
anybody swimming in il before. You're
either telling INC lilo or clc you must DO
crazy"
lin not, indeed" protested tho boy Il
was thinking Of that man who swan across
the ilellespout--Lcandcr. you know-and 1t
seemed Ia inc as II I was swimming acros,
It, too"
'0ho!" cried the stranger; that's it, is ia
You seem fond Of reading my fricnds"
I'D read all day long il could" answered
tho boy, earnestly, but I've only got a few
books, and I've read 'cm all again and again. ~
We'll, Ill tell you what belong 10 a
library. and il sou like, I'll give you ticket
OF admission 10 it for six months. and then
you can read as much rs you please Here's
my address, and YOU can come for tho ticket
rs soon rs you like"
And tho stranger. chucklns over his queer
adventure, went briskly on. little thinking
that hc would live To- sec that boy honorc,i by
all England as ono Of her greatest poets, and
would tell with pride 10 all his friends how
he hal once done kindness 10 Samuel Tay.
Tor Coleridsc. Harper Young People.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

In his naaloai I;,s'ol!or:!o:!, of an Actor"
rcccn;ly paalls:lpl hy Mc.srs 'Tr,,lry Eroth-
err, Mr. Holtun relate, the following: iuc.lcn,
in Sims E,vv,7 early drral,i' career Il
have hcforr sail that Sin, i;~ve, was n
member II "ur company l!'w.s playing
the Squire in lie pantomi;nc of oh .!u;hcr
G"'ec, and 4; ~, very moment when l.c was
walking o!r,..r stage. siasin;;
Ny wiics,!,.ai, there q, her liz.
she. ~ r.,i. an 'a;n
man tappSi hI:n hurrr,liy un the shoulder
AMI Whispered "Ynu u,is; come homc iii
rrci.y. Mr. |: eyes i, dead" Yuu may i'm
aginc u -.in'% A. snua ~ /: was possible
he harriet nusI" aal found II Ia, true He
hal ne, lc.l risen 10 fame, nor was his first
wife l., iir profession. consequently few know
tbs; Lc hl- ,rra twice married Ills first
wife va mgch older than himself Sheffield
i.a.'l =! ..rauA
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

Cleric, MI. who hound himself hy Tia,
fa:."as i'ra.-riaiir sanction not IA Press his
cl:.::l 10 i..c i@';rr,ai throne ui = r.,. an,!
wao>, ri .a;ioa 4 that ph,l'.ru.' aui the
war 81 IT, 'r..F!aa ,G,p,e. lon. "a iias ia
l;il AMI hr;.:,giinS ~ l'i' VITA t,n' peace
Il Alx-la.C ..aislle, ,lhrl un n .ra q Jan,.-
arr, IA Iii, t,,,gsr cIs.r,tli. way Tor
thu ar--,im at Maria Thcr-l. i....,. - ,on-
sineunu, "a L,irry Tor the part .!.'..s,,s ~
,l,. pru.onr,'l ,;ra'clc ~ ::,r "-,.n -
War I'hiladcip!4h Tim,s.
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ClslluR y rURNEI.L. solicitor.
Order Of Publication
l.. lmogcnr tonncr.
Versus
Levin T. Conner.

Levin i. Conner.
THE object nf this hill j. la obtain h
decree inr sale 81 parcel oi land IN ""
cnmnkc tuy belonging io the parties IL
hi, sui The hill alleges that 10y a cer
tain deed Major Il Merrill and WIFE cen
vrNrd tn I. lmngrnr Counrr. Levin i
Conner auh John II Conner certain lai
IN l'ocomakc Civ That said John X
Cnunrr. waSa brother uf complainant and
defendant aud ~ such iniesiatr and with
nul children died leaving them heirs nj
law That SAID real ,slni, j. net Suscrp
hide ni diVisi"n wilh"ui injury and Gun
not be- ,i'lrd wilhnul loss To- parties in
lcrc>Icd That said i.r,n T. Conner !,
an infant under twenty .anc YEAR ~ ~,
an'l resides IN Ros.la. tnlora,lo The bill
priys a sale oi the said real estate. II |,
ilrfrmpon ordered hy the Court this 2lsl
day nf January, IN the year 1851. that The
complainant 'nusr u copy oi This order la
gcihrr with The object aud substance al
the hill Ia hc inserted in s,inr new ~paIel
Published 10 Worcester county onre .
week inr touT successive WEEKS hrfur,
the 18Th day III February. isSD. giving nn
Iicr Ia the defendant. Levin 7. CONNER
aud warning him Ia appear IN this Court
IN person. ar ly solicitor. on 80 hcinrr III,
iih day 1T March, 1879. To- show cause Il
any he has. why decree shall M pass u,
prayed. JomN W STATION.
Clerk al the Circuit Court for wnrcrs
ter county.
True Copy,
Test JomN W STATION. Clerk.
Jan. 20 q.
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Terms of Sale.

H. hundred dollars will be required
III. the balance of The purchasc'monry
lpail in Two equal annual instruments
hhc dav of sale. the deferred pay
tn lm secured by the bonds at the
laser. hearing interest from January
800, with approved surctics. or all
nj the option OF the purchaser.
f-Thc property being under rent foi
resent year possession will no, be
/ until January ist, 1890.
my change should he made in The
OF this property the same will bG an
cc,l on the day of sale.
papers to he At the expense o' The
laser By order
GEO. W. CONVICTION.
DIR. JOHN >. AYDELOTTE,
4. =. BARNES.
a6ts. Special Committee
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

WE, the undersigned citizens of Wor.
cc>tcr county, do hereby petition lont
Honorable body Ia appoint commission.
rrs Ia lay oui - ditch. or bitches. for the
purpose al draining lhc low lands Ot Your
petitioners situate in the seventh Flee.
lion District of Worcester county. and IN
the adjoining portion Of Wicomico coun'
~. 10 run through The lands of James u.
Mct;raih. Edward puscy. stephen Dyke
heirs, Joseph Ennis, John y. ;ivrns. Eli.
iah Shocklcy. Samuel Hitch. Enoch Pratt,
John Morris. lirIio Livingston, Alfred
Vincent. Andrew lnllili. Amanda P"lllit,
VIM II. Dykes. Charlotte Dykes, Marcel.
aus Brown. Henry Robertson, Edward
Ehri~,ophcr. Wm Morris. Thomas Nor.
is. Thnmns Browns heirs. VIM. Living
son. Levin Hitch. Thomas Mctiraih,
lime, Anderson heirs aud Pierce Pryor.
Signed Edward Pussy Mary .lnhnsnn,
iro'gc +. Livingston. VIM. II. Dykes,
Jam, H. McGmih. Elijah Shocklry. VIM.
u letkarl,. Thomas Mc';ra,h. WIN. Liv.
ingsltn. Pierce Pryor. Peter Livingston,
Hand j. Hitch, Chariot" Dykes.
.lanl2i II
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Notice to Taxpayers,

For the month Of February, 1889.
| will be- AT l'i,hopvillc, Thur slay. III
Berlin. Friday and saturday. stS ID Oh
Snow I'LL. every Tuesday. 7, ok
City. saturday. 18Th; stockton. III Ia
93d, for the purpose Of c.llrcling iaxen
Al iaxcs are now due aud on imitIe
from the l>i day of January. lSS9. IA
take il ~ u grca, favor II those oY
taxes will 'ciil" upas soon ns possible
l. +. SlIOCKLEYt
feb. 23l. Cull,i
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Terms of Sale

Tie terms al sale will he One IIundl
aud Finy Dollars in cash on the day |
salcand the balance ofthc purchasc.moil
To Ic paid ia two equal annual ins,aln,ci
from the day Of sale. the deferred pi
mcnt> /" hc secured by The interest he;
ing bonds al the purchaser or purchase
with iw" securities To lc approved by /
Trustee
Possession al the said land " i'll be- giv
immediately upon the compliance vi
the terms Of sa',. Allliilc papers 10 hr
thccNpcn>rofihr purchaser ar purchase
WN. =. WILSON.
feb. OTIS Trust,
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ANYTHING less than the res
toration of the StatM 1Mo in
Samoan affairs will be a virtual
back down for our govern.
ment. 1t is to be hoped. as
we are in the right. that Sec.
rotary Bayard will not yield a
single point to Bismark. Ii is
dangerous for us to allow the
whole of Europe to believe
that the patriotic feeling which
is supposed to linger yet in
the heart OF every American
citizen, has given away 10 one
of fear and cowardicc. To
yield now is to invite trouble
with every sccond-ratc power
of Europe, while a firm stand,
and the demand that the de-
posed ruler be restored to lib.
crty and the Samoans be al
lowed To settle their difficulties
without the intervention oil
Germany or any other power
will gain for us the respect OF
all nations.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09

EDITOR CRuIKsuANK. OF "one
of the Cecil papers. seems to
have the bulge on the Balti-
more County editor who stole
his (Cruikshank' 81 thunder.
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Are You Intending to Build a
Home

II sn. ssnd us your address aud - cents
in stamps or postal note far our new hnuk
containing over Fifty Different Styles au'l
Plans for Houses. costing from $2m io
$3,jO0. suitable inr city. Town or country.
arranged by the hest architects IN the
United States aud EGrnpe The book
gives pictures AMI plans nf each house.
showing just how they look when compile
ted. ANY carpenter can hmild from these
plans II you ever intend Ia build u house.
write nj once. n This advertisement will
not appear again in This paper
Address. r &. SHEPARD.
Evansllure. Pa
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-02-09
CONVICTION, WILSON & COLL
Solicitors.
Trustees Sail
OF VALUABLE
Real EState

HY VIRTUE OF Competent
ID thorily. contained in deed of 4
from William II. McCabc. dated
?3'i day Of January, \. d.. 1889. and
corded among the land records of
ccstcr county. 10 me. the undersigned
Trustee. !, as such Trustee. will olIcI
sale NJ public auction, in front of the
lantic Hotel. in the town Of Berlt
said county, on
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Road Notice.

The undersigned having ben appoint
e,l Ia examine and locaic a public rna,l
leading from the Newark rad. through
the lands of John Carey. Edward White.
Henry J. Dennis aud George Henry Ia in
irrseci the Liberty Town roa,l. hereby
give notice that they will meet an the
premises an
WEDNESDAY,
FEBRU AIRY l3th. 1879. AZ 10 o'clock A.
NJ, Ia execute their commission.
JAMES BuRBAGE.
WM. VI. PURNEiL aud
DANIEL G.. HUDSON.
Jan. l2.im. ENsmincTS.