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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14

RAILROAD AFFAIRS Hartford county is !ull
ofrailroad surveyors, On Monday morning
Mr.. j. Z. Cmstead, engineer III charge, with
Mr.. b. F. Marks began a survey from The on
the Maryland Central Railroad, at Bel Air, run
ming thence through the yard adjoining McAfoc
Bros. u Clinics warehouse, through John r
Bedford's front yard, crossing the property Of
Drs. f. Hall and William 3, Richardson, thence
by way of Plum Tree run, the objective point
being the Baltimore and Ohio OF the P, W.
and B. Railroad, This survey, it is understood,
is being made by the syndicate which has taken
hold OF the Deer Creek and Susquehanna Rail.
road
Another corps of engineers in charge of Mr..
Laub are surveying a route from Conowingo to
Bel Air They have established the line from
Conowingo to Deer Greek, and will arrive in
Bel Air this week, probably. 1t is supposed
that from Deer Creek 20 Bel Air Engineer Cut.
ler's last survey will be taken in whole or in
part
The sub.cOntractor, William Anderson, has
been ordeIed to put on a large force between
Wilson's Mill and Stafford, and will have 100
men at work early next wcek Gangs ure at
work on Z. NJ. Aliens place, and on the farms
Of Mrs. Jemima ForwoOd ami David 4. Price.
A trestle Is being built over small stream on
Mrs. Forwoods place
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14
TERMS OF SALE.
DROPOsALS FOR COAL.

0BRCe BOdrd School Commissioners,
BEL AIR, Md, June 18th, 1889. I
Proposals will be received at this office, up to
MON DAY, JULY LIST, 1889. at IL o'clock, NJ
For supplying q! TONS C22t9 lbs per toni of
No. z Screened Anthracite Coal, as follows
LIST District-ll School Houses 80 tons
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14
rTU'ste as Sc g,

tv virtue OF ing.ctr ~ ,hc 't,." Court for
II r'lsd coun'! - - r>urt " r. .'r ~" sub
SCI bm~, a. trus 't. vii offer II HHuuc Sale, at
~ stur" - = { "a way 6 Co. OF iL4rfecn.
II Of. a Co, NJ
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14

EVOLUTIONARY CoSTEsT--Ou Thursday
evening OF last week a contest in elocution took
place in the Graded School, Bel Air, for gold
medal offered by the Principal, Prof Charles
L. Wright. The contestants, boys and girls,
all did credit to themselves and to their in.
structor, Prof. Wright. The Judges were
Messrs. W. I. l.. Taliaferro, John d. Worth.
ington and j. Royston Sitter. The contest.
ants, their pieces and the marks received were
as follows
A. Preston Gilbert, "Regulus to the Roman
Senate" a Sl2 Mary Smallsbeck, "To Labor
is to Pray" Al 1912 Grace STREET., 'Nightiall,"
AZ Alp: q. Junkin Finney, patrick Henry to
the Virginia Convention" al sig Bessie
Anderson, Passing Away" " l-l2 Bessie
Lee, "The Last Hymn" As Henry Maynsdier,
"Thanatopsis," As Helen Coale, ASLEEP at
the Switch" AZ 3-l2 Hattie Webster, CANCELS
OF Buena VISTA" T. 2.i2
Upon the summing up OF the marks esen
Judge had given for articulation memory 4.
cent, &c, the plia- was awarded ~ N s. Bessie
Lee, to whom M Wfigt, presented y Ia 4
neat speech. A brief address VS. hen made 10
the contestants by Mr. Ohm l. Wouh.nEtou,
in which lie highl, comp!neuted them & Il u on
the proficiency they had displayed TIE sch9o.
room was filled with friends Of he pupjls.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14

BALLOTS BURNED. On the 9Th instant, in
compliance with the new election law, Deputy
Clerk Forwood in the presence Of the Judges
of the Orphans Court consigned to the flames
the ballots cast at the election in November
last The Judges, Hons. John W. Barton, Jas
NJ Cain and Hugh 7 Bay, certified to the fact
and the certificate was recorded among the land
records
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14
TRUSTEE'S SAEi;.

In virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court for
FariOrd county, as a Count NJ Chancery. the
subscriber, as Trustee, w,li Offer at Public Sale
at the Court House door, IT. Bel Mir.
ON TUESDAY, June 18Th, 1850,
at Il O'Clock, NJ, all that
LOT OR PARCEL OF GROUND
situated IN the village OF Dublin. Hartford coun-
ty, ON which Richard l.. MI ann resides, II being
ali those parts of 'rRCt cal ed Arabia Fetrea,"
which were cCnv'N.d t. tie 5lii McCtnn, by
Thomas Ely and irOrge Langly and wife, con-
tanning together
3 Acres, 1 Rood and Ii Pcrches Of Land,
MORE OR LESS.
"a The improvements consist OF TWO
SAe1 GOOD HOUSES, one Of which is occu-
5zsaI pied as n Dwelling House, ard the other,
.A-.24-which IL a good, substantial BUILDING,
stories high, with slate roof, Is now used as
shop.
TERMS or SALE.
The terms OF sale as prescribed by the decree
are-that one third of the purchase money shall
be paid In cash on the day OF sale, on the rati
flcation thereof oDe-third thereof in six months
and the residue IN twelve months thereafter,
the credit Payments 10 boar interest from
day of sale and 10 be secured by the notes or
bonds OF the purchaser, with surety to be APP
HENRY w. ARCHER. JR Trustee.
William T.. Cooley, Auctioneer. l7my
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14
0H THURSDAF JULY lAtu. 1859,
Al u a',.nnh Y All TINT YalMnhle

Atl2 o'rocS. y, all ttut valuable
Tact or Put Of Tract OF Land,
called Hall FArx. s,u ated partly in he village
OF Aberdeen. la Earfnsl county Hi"cssh'd, con-
tanning
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14

HANDSOME WORK Among the donations to
tina Masonic Bazar wss very handsome ice
cream set, the gift OF Mrs j Thos c. Hop
kins, OF Bel Air. The pieces were most beauti.
fully decorated with flowers for Mrs Hopkins
by her cousin, Mrs, Annie Moore, of Chester,
S {. Each piece bears different design and
the work is doue in highly artistic manner
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14

lIjclt
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pieubosM eiRas Baron Grid therein
hut baburh erre'dt werben, bob bic
Mahen burh @rbitbung gum BemuBts
iein ihrer Dlenfhenwirbe gebradt tpirs
ben unb gu Der uebeiSeusuaa, bob ne
ale uniereiudnber Bruoer feten. Was
ipeciell ben Baron Grid anlurat 10
meint Or. 2euht. baB Der Nerluit fsis
mes einsisea, aba6itiid geliebien ecb.
nes bieieu bemogen babe, eiuen GriaB
in @erfen ber ansemeinen Menihen
liebe gu iu9en. Sebenfafls lei bic Soee.
bier Milionen org aetuedtete Meni6sn-
tInbef aus ibrer aeiltigen unb mater'e'z
len etIauerei gu befreleu. uiirbia zines
Y%ropheten ober-nenn ouh nid,t zines
Dteiiias - 10 bod eines nmeiiianiiden
8Otldufets.@ Was iebon bic 6,itli4
iabriGen Mii1 : 0eiratheu %anIanpt, 10
msint 2euht, baB aus ibnen bisber
nod ni9ts 8utes ct padien lei. 3Dei
&tIigionen in sinem DausbaIt bdtten
nod ME gut setban. Oas mil ber
Sonntagsbetradter germ augeben, al
lein tperrr beioe Soften - Suoe unb
Gbri1tin pber @brift unb Siioin - auf
Der ben 2su6t eeprieienea ge%meiniamen
Bats ber 9umanitdt nod 2eiing'l6er
1ufaHulg fehen, oann fann bod ni9t
bon mel Heligionen bic &eoe iein!
Mfit fbruffer als &eO. 2eudt urtbeilt
Elm anberer iabii6er Rabbiner bon Stem
O.leans-Dr. Mar 6eGer : iiber bic
Diri6'fds n@eri@melsunas 9beorie.1
gr bstreltet iogar, bob bic Suben it,
aeab peld,e Sdulo bdtter an Der Siolis
rung. in Der fi9 bic Suben ben @briiten
g~egeniiber befinben. st i6reibt bies ein.
fad bsr drifli6en 0erfolsunssfu6t au.
YDr allen Oingen betreitet er aber gang
enii6isben, baB rbie 2ebre bon Der
8eri6melaung beg Su6enibums nit Dem
gbrifentbum" Wurael gefaBt babe in
ben 6er5en Der iiber bic ganje Melt
b%ertreuten Su6en. 9as lei einfad
ni9t mabr, meint 0eqer, benn fold
cine 2ebre Tel niemals bon ben Suben
-6fentli1 o6er pripatim-ernHli9 Big
tutirt tporben. Die Suben ieien, gan3
i'm @egentbeil, beute mebr als ie bapon
iber3eust, baB bic iabii@eu 9ebren
enige Mabrbeiten entbal:e, beren id
bas gbritentbum nun uno nimmer rib.
men t6nne.
Nad alleoem ideint es, aIs Ob Baz
ron 6irf6 bas 96idial feiner 8orIdus
fer auf benz @ebiete bes iibiiden 3e.
form'W eiens tbeilen tperbe, unb als oh
ieinen 8effrebuneen BON feiner Settle
beftigere Oppohtion 9esenabergeieat
tperben miir6e, als BON @eiten Der SUI
ben feIbf. Sic f3nnen ibn awar ni6i
mebr an's &reu3 f6lasen, mie le es
nit benz ION ebeliter nno RENTER Wen.
fdenliebe beieelten 3immermaunsiobn
bon 0ajaretb tbaten, aber man beripot=
tet unb perb6bnt i'm unb fdiebt ibm
unfaubere Motibe unter, unb bas tpirft
beuiautase ebeniO srinbli6 wie 9reu3
unb 9ornentrone
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nr gliben6e 9pacintben in Der
eSltasN urieries.
Gin auteS 8eiipiel.


Mir baben ihom gu peri6ieoenen
MaIen gerabe in Der lebten 3eit @elegen:
belt gebobt, bic 5hatia9e berpor3ube.
ben, baB bic S'oht Spler in Smitt
Gountp-obaIeid He nidt 3u ben tera.
nifden w@iobfdbten" adblt-bo6 su
ben fortidr,ttli1iten pldben unferes
Staot,s gebbrt. Dre Burger BON Sp.
Ter baben es better als bic unierer meis
fen @roBltdbie, iiderli@ bRer aIs Die
BON San .AntOnio besriffen, baB eine
Stubt, auh tpenn iie eihe nod 70 rei9e
Acknowledgment bat, nltt bur1 ben
bioBen 6anbel unb ben 0t,trlrb oer
Nferbau.g r3eugaide su elmer mirtl den
8ebeutung upb na6baltiaen gltthe ge.
langen fam, ionbern 6aB bic nothmen.
oi9e Beoingung fur tire geoeibli1e
@atwiflung in Der 8~earnnouus elmer
sefunoen Snbuitrie $ Sbdtisteit liest.
bic es f9 3ur Nufgabe madt, an DIT
unb Stele telbft bic @~rSeusnlHe. welde
Der Wenf6ei fIe,B ODer bic tonftilsn
ShdBe. welde bic Natur our Werftis
guug itelt. 0urh cine tpeltere Yerlrbel
tun9 3u elnem mod b6beren % rife gu
bringen. 3nier bat alltrbiag5 Dor Ri.
len anberen pldBen ben 0oribtil Dor.
aus, baB es in sinem non Der Natur be-
fonbers besiintigten 2anbesibe l. Iiegt.
nidt BLOB in eiuem Der irudtbarften
Mferbaubiiritte, fonbern au9 mitten
i'm 0er3en bes otteranif9en Obftbaus
Giirtels, befen porireflli9e gr3eusniHe
i1on wsi: iber unfere 8ren3er binaus
betannt getpOr6en finb. Die umgesenb
BON 9p!er lit auBerbem reid an bor3iiss
lthea acknowledgment unb an ipertb.
uolem 6ol5. Die Burger bon Spler
baben ii6 aber bas 8eroienit eruorben,
bic Worihsile, tpel6e Die Natur ibnen
b,eiet, niGt unbenuBt liesen geIalIen gu
baben; Mat aaein, boz felt Sabren be-
reits bic Obf3u9t big au einem bu6en
@raoe ber gntwidlung seb,a9t tporben
1T unb nit iebem Gage beinabe mebr
an umfang unb funtgere9tem Betriebe
3unimmt. Spler befBt fdon amei big
brei Gabtiten, wel6e benz in Der ums
gegenb geaosenen iiberi9dffisen Obfe
babur9 @5fab i@afen, BOB fie es eiaz
MAIDEN unb in 8ii1ien perpadt auf ben
Marft briagen. Ser Sol5rei9tbum
tuirb in Elm paar ihon in groBartigem
WaBffabe arbeitenben M0bel- unb Wa=
genfabriten sur getuerbliden Beruen=
bung gebra4t, unb our 8erarbeitung
ber rei@en giienerse perben So16fen
angelest. GRIT ME mir gana Dor Sur,
5em mitgetbeilt baben, 1T bic Ct.
ridtung elmer B~utterfabrit in 4%nregung
gebra9t iporoen, bic baIo fertig iein
tpirb, uno ieBt fommt elm bonn %. Sas
nuar batirier Beri6t, bab 2iiten in
umIauf gefeBt mOrben finb, tporin au
3eidnungen fur cine 2ebers, Sdub-
unb @ef9irr'6abrit aufssforbert foirb,
tpel9e nit einem Stamm. &apital BON
$40, 600 begrinbet merben foq, unb baB
bic attier gu bieiem reuea untsrnebmen
rai9e Nbnabme finben. 9aB 3pler
bel einem 70 tbattrdftigen 8orangeben
baIb man9e Der iebt on ginmobner3abl
melt iber, aber on unternebmungsgeiit
melt binter ibr auriid itebenoen Stdbte
tiberbolt baben mirb, 1T nit Si1erbeit
bo%rausauieber uno piirbe 1ur bic GoIgs
bes natlirli6ea gntwidlungs<S efebes
fein.
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Gin uewes gpnutsasaeles

Ser Reprdientant 0ambp bot elm
teues Sonntagsgefeb einaebradt, mel.
DIES beaimmt. baB Die Wirtbi@oftsn,
Wergntigungspldbe &c. an @onntagen
bon 9 ubr 8ormittags big 4 ubr Nad
mittags gsf6loien bleiben folen. Oie
Bill bat Nusf4t, i'm 9auie angenom.
men 5u tDeroen. sic 1T = tuenr nun
einmol Elm So~nutagsgeieb beiieben ioa,
cine WaBregel, bic ale parteien aus
frieoenauftelen i'm Gtanbe 1T.
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Sa5- Ser beriibmte Spesialiit Or.
Wafer3ug, Der nit Grfolg bic
i@tDierlgfen 9rantbeitsfdle b~ebanbelte
uno beilte, III mieber bier eingetrofeu
nnb in ieiner Office go. 245 Wef'
@ommereefrabe, Obenauf, au fprs@en,
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x)er uatmr Detttebet

81 ier Gieberberftcllung erfraufter ober
rsrbraudter @emebe, bas lift allies, tuas
cine IrSaei tbun tau1t. 8ei 9%ungenleiben,
ipte Grfdltnng, MISUNDERSTANDING unS
IiS3ebrnaa eut5iitloet itd immer 5uerft bio
Sbleinbaut, baum ucritopfen iid bic 2uft
aellen in Ser 2uuse, rnb Die Golgen fins
Suberfeln ltro sllett 3ert0runs Der &C.
tpebe. 9araus gebt beroor, bab bic 2uftz
rObreniite ni6t beilen %fon,ea, bis Der refs
senbe Snitel1 e%ntfernt lit. aper's Gberrs.
Yectora(
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MuerIet.

@esen ausui6le6ten Wetters bat
Der auf beute abenb fetssieste 8aa
Der Gafinos@ eienf6ait auf nd9fen
Samitag Abeno neri6obem tperben
mtiieu.
= Die Sunsen Mdnner bieIten ge>
tern Ibenb cine @erfammIung ab unb
bettimmten ben %. Sanuar sur Aufs
Itelung bon Warb ALDERMEN. @Iei1
seitlg b%ertpebrten fe fi9 oasesen, PRO
blbitions=Greunbe" gu fem.
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NiHfs nfsiht hen MnEfn

= Ni6ts glei6t benz Nnflang BON
@per's piaen. Sic gepinnen bas Ser.
trauen aler berer, nelde lie antpenoeu.
Sic reinigen bas 8lut, geben Mppetit.
f6rbern Die 8erbauung unb geben ibr
cine geiunbe Regelmdeigteit. sic
itno angenebm ein3unebmen; ibre Wir.
flung it milo, aber sriinoIid, unb ct.
tolsrsi9 in Der ueberpinbuns bon
GrQnt1eiten.
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Quttaelt=Qeibelt.

1aT Bianos. : @roBe preiie,
i6le9te Waare, Soften nit 3inien,
binbense Gontraft,, pertbloie @arans
tien &C., miiHen ben Denen ertpartet
tDerben, bic pianos unh Orgeln BON
9aufrern, 4rdmern, Ronignationss
9dufern unb berelei6en taufen. Nere
meibet bies. inbem SIR BEL Dem auber
ldfligen 6auie onn Sbos. @oggan &
Bros., Gan Nntonio. fault.
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t0- Warum mportirte No5en,
WdsuOlien, i%mmergriine Stauben, Sc
mdNfe uno Strdu@er taufen, uenu
mon fie ebenio biqig, ebenfo gut unb
babel untes @arantie bier in BET
Stabt faufen fam! uno stpar Bel 8.
%. Mabaras5, Dem 8efiber Der Slta.
9ltrferies, Der ale feline Yfansen ieI6f
aiphti
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SIR StruBen 6 miiar.
Die rGreie ~reTe~ III autcriFrt. Germ SIN.
I'D. gampbeII ais aanbibht fur has gmt
bes Strabsn,a ommifdrs ~an3utinbisen.
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9r. @aHersug miro nur big gum
26. in San Antonio gu ipreaen iein.
Gei6enbe m6gen fi9 -baber beeilen unb
fi@ balom6gli9ft an ibn menben.
Or. Wa6ersug bat bic f6uierigften
Gdle furirt unb bat cine unmenge BON
SanfI6reiben a%ufJumeiien. Wegen
beg Ndberen Iiebe NnSeise.
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aar Sbos. @,ogean & Bros.
baben bos b~olffdnbieife 2aser BON Mus
fitalien in bet Stabt unb geben Sebem
ben n6ibigen Qb3ug ober &abatf.
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Die .Greie Yrtfe~ if autoriFrt, Subse 6.
M. Barnes ais aanoibat fir bas Nnit bes
asforbers fir bic nddRe fdttifde BabI, tpelde
I'M Gebruar 1889 ifattFnbet, ansu3eisen:
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say- Nelfen, 8erbenen, "Sweet
Williams" utb 3opfsemd9ie aner
art In ben Sta. Turferies.
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nas- 8ltbenbe Stiefmhiterden in
ben Slta.N urIeries.
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@abl Nn5eisem.


Die yGreie Yrefe~ lit autoriiirt, GERM 6 b.
marb Dpber aIs aanbisat fir bas Gmt beS
&eforbers anjufinoisen.
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@abl Mnseige.

an bic Burger Der Stabt!
9a i'd bonn Rsform. Club Der Sunsen Mtdn.
ner bic Aomination fur bas Nmt bss Stabt-
Solicitors erboIten babe unb mir bic lin.
teriUtuns bee Clubs ausefi9ert tporben in, 70
finbise i'd mid biermit als aanoibat fir bas
amt an SIeidaeitia berpfidte i'd mid, bas
gauge 9idet 80 unteritiben.
8. s. Sdafer.
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sanftigt ul1b 6eilt

.
bic ent;iinbetem @ebdute, tbut Der Mbnit<
sung Ginbalt, nnb birterldbt feline nadtbei,
Iisen Sotgen. 0aber iddtt man es b6ber
oils ale anoern ipeciFiden 9uugenar;.
1eieu.
6. 8. 8irbp bon 8artonspiae, gt.,
idreibt: nSor bier Sabren erfdltete Id
mid btitig nno 3og mir eiten i9redli9ett
9uiteu al. Sd mar lebr fra1f unb u1taes
fdbr bier Monate OH bas 8ett gebunben.
@nbli6 erfldrte mir Der 4r3t, i9 babe Die
@ns3ebrltng, unb CT folne NIT nid1t belfen.
Giner r,siiler gtafbaren rietb mir, einen
Seriu6 nit g[per's Gberrpz Bectoral ai
MAIDEN. SD folgte benz Static, rllb che
i'd bic erite 6laide gang perbrauht hattie,
tpar i'd pobl ultb babe mid feitbem irtrler
in gutter @einnbbeit befnnoen."
Nlonso 3. Saggett BON Sttprtta MtIe,
Me., fdreibt: u9or led)s Sabren mar Id
Sanoelsreiienber, NIB litt 3a ie1er 3eit an
eineiK
91ngen=9eibe1.
Monate lang fouute i'd Nadts nidt
1alaien. 5elteu fornte i'd MIDI nieberle.
gen, fiiblte Mid bdufig bent grfiden nabe,
uno mar oft gen0tbtgt, mir IN Der freien
Suit Grbollng 3u iuden. Sd lieB mid
bereben Iper's GberrpsY Electoral su nebmen,
unb bas half mir. Ser fortgelette &C.
brau6 besi elben bat Mid politdnbig ges
BELT uao, tuie id CLAUDE, mir bas Qeben
gerettet.
ADer's g~berrp=Beetoral,
3uberette pom
DR.. s. 6. @per & Co., aopeH, MaH.
SIN auet GpOtbeten su baben. preis 81; fs1B
5Iai9en, S..
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28
The French Republic was general.

The French Republic was general.
ly sustained in the elections Sun.
day, though such of its friends as
Jules Ferry and others were defeat
ed. The French show weakness
that is threatening to free institu.
tiOns,-a weakness inherited from
the powers and privileges of royalty,
and that is of suppressing its enc
mics by force. If the Republic can
not stand in spite Of Boulanger and
the Monarchists, and by allowing its
enemies all the rights of citizenship
it will break up in n revolution soon
er or later, and all the force of arms
can not save it. In this country in
stead of suppressing a man like
Boulanger we would elect him to
Congress so he couldn't do the coun-
try any harm. The only way he
could be counted out in America
would be in case he wonld be elect.
ed Governor OF West Virginia on
the Republican ticket.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28
HEDGESVILLE NEWS.

Mr.. Leondas Snapp has returned
home from visit to Virginia.
Mrs. E. G. Williams and children
who have spent the summer in our
village, have returned to her home in
your city.
Mr.. Jacob Harrison, Mrs. Charles
Richards. Mr.. John Harrison and Mr..
William Harrison, spent a few days
this week in Cumberland.
Mrs. J. Y. Harris and children are
visiting in Caroline, Va.
Mrs. Collier and children, of Mar
tinsburg, spent few days this week
with her mother.
Mrs. Johnson, of Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Zellers, of Martinsburg, were
the guests of Mrs. G. S. Hanna.
e.. Our village was visited by some
strangers, whom the boys supposed
were White Caps" one night last
week; their mission seemed to be, to
take our young Americans to their
home, who were in the habit of stay
ing out late at night. We think they
were very kind, and hope they may
confer their favors on the village
again.
Mr.. Lemuel Howard and family
moved to our village this week; they
occupy the Presbyterian Parsonage.
We welcome them among us.
REGULAR.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28

The Democratic Philadelphia
Times warns the West Virginia
Democrats that they have acted I'M
wisely in counting ont General Golf
from the Governorship, son the
weakest technIcalities," and without
having discovered Sufficient frauds
in the Golf vote to change the re-
turn" 1t argues that the precedent
sis replete with danger not only to
the party that establishes it, but also
to free government" According to
this high Democratic authority, ." it
furnishes a precedent for the next
Congress to reject every democratic
congressman elected in that State.n
ait is such chickens that always
come home to roost, and the parts
an legislative committee has done
more to invite violence from the
party in power than all the combin.
ed cupidity and ambition of pretend.
ers for place."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28
The CharIestown Papers.

at the residence Of Mr.. John @.
Fleming, in CharIestown, September
14th, Frank Huntington, son of Mrs.
Gertrude D. and e. X. Seymour, aged
6 months.
In this place, September 14th, John
Daniel Nelson, infant son Of VIM. II.
and Anna i. Anderson. aged 8
months and % days.
The cornerstone of the Episcopal
chapel at Duffield's Depot was laid on
Thursday last, with appropriate Ma
sonic ceremonies. by Elk Branch
Lodge and visiting brethren, Grand
Master Gustav Brown officIating.-
The Shepberdstown Band led the pro-
cession from the Masonic Hall to the
church, and discoursed music at diff.
ferent stages during the ceremonies.
Addresses were delivered by Revs.
Henry Thomas, of Martinsburg, and
Frank Aglionby, of England.
The hog cholera Is still ravaeing
this county. Mr.. B. Il. Beavers has
lost thirty-five or forty head, Mr.. B.
+. Ramey number, and there are
other loses, we understand, in various
parts OF the county. anstsrt
Persons who rise ezrly 10 the morn
ing during the present week will have
an opportunity of witnessing bean
tifnl spectacle in the triple conjnnc-
ton of the bright planets Venus,
Mars and Saturn.
A sheep belonging to Mr.. Fl. r
Riddle was killed and carried awav
from his farm, occupied by Mr.. Geo.
Ciipp, near Halltown, few nights
ago. Mr.. Riddle offers a reward of
$50 for information that will lead TO
the arrest and conviction OF the den.
redators.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28
No one should be surprised at the

No one should be surprised at the
low price Of corn. Last years crop
was exceedingly large, and this
years, WHICH is about maturing,
will nearly duplicate it. Under such
circumstances corn is naturally
cheap and the Chicago spectators
have, of course, assisted in making
the price as low as possible. The
Chicago Tribune thinks at the pres.
ent prices in that city the farmer
does not realize more than fifteen
cents per bushel and that the rail.
roads are getting more than their
share out of the crop. The farmers
remedy is to turn his corn into beef
and pork, a slow but profitable pro-
cess.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-09-28
NORTH MOUNTAIN.
ook out for Jack Frost.

LOOk Out LOT JACK fTOSt.
Plenty of rain and cool weather.
Corn cutting is the order of the
day.
Mr.. Eichelberger lost a valuable
COW last week.
George A. Davis is visiting friends
at Ellicott City, Md.
Mr.. Hamilton Riser took trip to
Cumberland on Tuesday.
Mr.. James Clary is selling goods
cheaper than the cheapest.
Mrs. George Newkirk, who has been
sick for several weeks, I am glad to
say is convalescent.
Mr.. James Donaldson, of Dry Run,
was to see his father on Sunday last.
Daniel Keesecker and wife were
visiting his father near Petersburg,
on Sunday last.
Threshing machines are scarce this
year; the farmers in this vicinity
want to thresh and can't get thresh-
er.
VIM. Eversole. son of John, R. Ev-
ersole, who has been working in Steel.
ton, Pa. is home on a visit.
Mr.. Samuel Keesecker, of Peters
burg, was doing some carpenter work
for his brother Daniel, last week.
I am sorry to state the illness of
Capt. g. F. Donaldson. but hope he
may soon recover, under the treat
ment of DIR. Harris.
Mr.. George Mcdonald, of Martins
burg, purchased very fine mare from
Mr.. Charles F. Bodine last week.
Sept. 25, 's9. Grow.