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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
AN AMERICAN GIRLS PLIGHT.
Miss Lyon. of Ann Arbor. Drivcn to Ao-
cept Charity in Germany.

ccpt Charity in Germany.
BERLIN. May 2l.-A sad case OF destttution
has been brought 10 tho notice OF Ameri-
cans residing in Germany. A young lady,
Miss Hattie Lyon, born 1T Ann Arbor, Mich
who for some time past has been studying
music in Berlin, found herself afflicted with
stiffness of the hand Dependency and
alteration OF mind followed, aad she made
two unsuccessful attempts ut suicide. Re-
Gently she was found wandering nimlessly
about at Dahlwitg, near tangsdorf, where
the village authorities charitably took her
under their protection and are caring for
her. Miss Lyon, whose father is deoI, has
q sister fn Akron O.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

81 PAN. xinn. ksT 81 John wiki
Lorrv. poor suctsonssT - this city. bs
received word that be hss fsllen heir - 20
.stsss in En0isnd Which vii, in ess. hs
car prove hIs cissEa, bring biEo a. iseons
of a. 90 per saaum LovTv viii lsa~s -
onee for EnF.snd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
COLLISION AT SEA.
The Steamer German Emperor Sent to the
Bottom and Twenty Persons Drowned.

Bottom and Twenty Persons Drowned.
LONDON. May 81. During the fog this
morning the English steamer Beresford col
hded with the German steamer German En-
peror of the Goodwin sands. The shock OF
the collision was tremendous, and the Ger
man Emperor sank almost instantly, carry
Ing down with her twenty persons Tho
Beresford managed 10 keep afoat though
somewhat damaged, and succeeded in
reaching Grayesend She brought twelve
OF the German Emperor's crew. Both
steamers were bound out, the>Beresford
from Hartlepool and the German Emperor
from London
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
ANOTHER STRIKE IN GERMANY.
The Mssons In Germany, TO the Numbss
Of 5000, Quit Work-Tbeir Demands.

1he mssons In Serfnany, 10 The Nnfnbss
Of 5000, Quit Work-Their DemsBds.
BERLIN, May q. Three thousand masons
In tnis city have gone on strike They de-
mand that their hours of labor be
nine per day, and that they be al
lowed half an hour for breakfast an
hour for dinner, and an hour for sup
per They also demand that work bs
suspended en- hour earlier on Saturday and
the evenings preceding public holidays.
and that they receive full pay FOR those
days the same as for other days They
further demand an increase of from fifty
TO sixty pfennigs per day IN their wages.
and that they be given twaSeetNs notice OF
DISCHARGE
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

fyEIrn, ksy a.-A serious hitch 10 sss1
70 hsvs "cs1-ree IN ths procssffbgs of th.
Samoan confersse. ~ fsslf- Tn. &C.,
icsa Coz f1iseaoDers are credited win sn
sistfng upon q. rsstorst8on Of KsBei,.
King snd Tie esfrssB Crrrrissiezrr. a..
sytEss T. eoAest1pg Tie pelIt
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

SAN THAScTsoo. May p At Preside Mon
day Donald Mcdonald. q sergeant IN tie
regular army, shot sno killed Ethel Ander-
con. young woman with whom he had
been living sno then shot himself dead
Jealousy 10 suEpOsed 10 have led TO the
frsqedV
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

n,arrted here keneay
uishs r. HeEry l.
Teu4ae. : mefchslt
q B41ata \ J 4As
ceremony teok place
a. ths assideuee o,
Niz geka v c2tmso
al : cloek. Rev 2
l. i &loola ~ 81
Paals KPlsco op 81
church o114aiiag
Ihs bride s&s ayuEe1
ia s travelling cosJums
an& the wedding wss
- tn Gfrsn.|a.-r aGnF
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
A chlld nnrreito Desth.

wEsTNrSsTER. Nd Nay q Robert Eohn.
aged 3 was burned fatally Monday at Man
chester The child. in the absence Of Is
mother. Hghted lamp and set ere 70 rs
r-cthlnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
Reward offered.

CucAoo, MAY 2t-The friends OF DR.
Cronin have offered reward OF 5000 for
the arrest and conviction of his supposed
murde,ers. and q further reward Of s2oC0
for information ns 10 the fate or where
abcuts Of the missing man
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the celebrated artists the country AS.
sembed here attractive form shapes and oddities in
endless variety Special attention has been made to attract
fancy the astidous taste and at the
goods shown which in price give great value for little
money.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

LoSpoE MAY q l-Editor William O'Brien
testified before the PsrneH commission
He defended the National League. and nsid
~ was largely responsible fer the decreass
OF crime I'm Ireland Mr.. O BrisB gave eyi-
oence OF being greatly sxbsastec by his re-.
peated te.ms Of imprisonment
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

EI you want Coorings to match any draperes wall de-
coraon carpets here you will find Just the article
respond If your is in pine oak birch walnut
hogany, here your taste be fully grated Everything
the imagination conceive is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

&Uws-sEx Nsy p Whrs Jo.srk
scaiacaeiH1 and Peter C7oetz teo cooper q
were ksa zg Aondsy xat th-r boat cap
s'zsd ard soth we're drowned Sea wsgs
rslarr.sa Esa Vvisa fss--isz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

WsssrSeToV Nay p 1t ia whispered
that eV-Governor stone. a. lows. the
present Assistant Iand Cornrn.ssiorer. via
sacrriY bs made Commissioner IA pace q
Mr. srocsslsger, WAo he'd the place under
NJ Cless sni
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

MrLAS. May 2l.-The strikes among th,
peasants Ia this province are spreading A
conflict has occurred between the strikers
and the military. during which peasant
was killed and eight others were injured
Eanr carhins.s were also inlnrad
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
Trano. 10 Ala Irriam.

Wv ToEE ksy q -Aevicss from Esrs
state thAt France sad TesitiEa. have sigust
.~ssty ~ whoa France s1n sio ths
LeztaUs esveTunnsBt ard -1H be fiysf
Az SoTtaHt concessions tn EsJz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

sczs<r,s, pa Esy z-Ths rsslrss1 sat
cosl co-sT - rs Asvs ordered her eeIhs1
r. pts = FeFures feI wrrk sft~T sever
rssz<ss tolsnss2 Ths sr6sF sEsSz Essrs
8g. rsFseas
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
PHOENIX FURNITURE
CONIPANY "
Have established themselves in permanent quarters IN
the New Blodgett Building

EThey occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they on exb
bon the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods to be found
any wareroom in the country-barrng none.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
SETTLERS REJOICE
Failure of the Grand Jury to InaIct Those
Ivicted from the River Lands.

Iyicted from the River Lands.
DEs MONIES. la, May 2L-After two
weeks investigation tho Webster COUNTY
grand Jury failed 10 indict the seventeer
settlers charged with conspiracy 10y tie
land owners The settlers are iubilant and
aver that this f. their first legal victory. "a
It rs q partial recogsition of their rights "a
work the land from which the eviction
have been made
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

s1ov, CITT. la. May z--F N Deaces. =
business man Of sheldon. Ia was robbe3
Sunday night Of si1eo On 3 sleeping car
between that plscs and Sioux Oty Es
put the money under The pillow, and It vas
missing VI Ben ne avoks
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

wB Burnett United states district a.
tornev a. Cincinnati hss resigned IN re-
spcnse 70 a arsqusst from Washington
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

Nsw YORK. Mar Il Fre in 8 hvs-story
building. - aad i17 Front street. caused a
Ioss sf 40 90. covered bT insurance
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

visit to this spot will supply you with ideas
in making home attractive than any other the city
Every person is invited to make an inspection.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

It particularly that every shall know that
0ttawa-St, Just square South Of Monroe-st. the
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22
AGAIN 4 BRIDE.
HRS Poison Gains = Husband and
1lrs Clsyelzno = Father.
IHEFOGxH WEBS Il JlCKSes, xGH.
s1E. Hsass p EOsrias, = hseaie szsEehN1I
Ls2as HsE ~ ghs Altar - ske FrS<
szes ef fsFy Ess RSls-
tsSs aaa frl<-s4s-

JACssos. Mach Aay = Ars oscar Pei
- I-9.La- Q. A.s a-aEsl .l.se--.1 y s
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-22

Every one Knows where Monros Street Is
. Every knows where Ottawa Street Is
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Order of Publication.
/)0seph a. Stanford
IsrSUx
LEnmfnrl /: SinnfnrI

u
I',rsHx
(Comfort T.. Stanford.
No. l2l5 Chnnccry. In the Circuit Court
for Worcester County.
THE object Of this suit is to procure II
decree of divorce - rinrWL, mdirimohH by
loscpl. 4. Stanford from his wife Comfort
T.. Stamford.
The hill states that the parties inter.
married on or about the 2:id day Of July.
\. d., 1885. and that Comfort T.. Stanford
is u nonresident of the State of Maryland,
and that she has abandoned the Complain.
ant, and thai such abandOnrT cnt has con.
iinucd uninicrruptcdly for more than
three yeats, and Is deliberate aud final
and the separation of the parties beyond
any reasonable expectation Of rcconcilia
tiOn
And that the conduct of the Complain
an, has always been proper and without
rcprOach.
II is therefore adju,lgcd and ordered
that the Complainant by causing copy
of this order Ia bc inserted in some news
paper published in Worcester county once
in each of fonr succ, ssivc weeks before
the Goth dav Of April. inst give notice Ia
said absent defendant Of the object and
substance al this bill. and warn her 10 ap-
pear IN this Court, in person or by sOlici.
tor. On ar before the 10th day Of May
next. To answer the premises. aud show
cause, IL any she has. why II decree ought
not To pass as prayed.
ions W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
True copy.
Test; JouN VI. R,cm,Ep>oN, Clerk.
apr. iit.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
w. S. Dickinson & Son.

Spring Opening The great fire
Dry Goods, of Nov. 22d
Carpets. left us with
and Furniture. but few goods
Comparatively and no place
to put them. Fortunately we
had a large, rough building
near at hand, and with the aid
of competent workmen we
have converted it into a re.
spectacle store house. and
while but little attention has
been paid to the outside, it is
roomy, convenient and com
Portable inside. and the skill
ful touches Of our young ladies
in the display and arrange
ment of our goods, has given
it quite an attractive appear
ancc. The location, near our
late brick store, is convenient
to customers. The house,
however. while it has an i'm
portant place in connection
with the business, does not
amount to much unless it con-
talns what the people want
and at the right prices. In
order to meet the requirements
we have visited the cities in
person, have patronized the
best houses secured the best
terms, and used our best judy
mcnt in making selections, and
while we do not claim to carry
as large or varied a stock as
Philadelphia or New York
houses, we aim to meet all the
demands of the trade and are
willing to compare prices with
any. We are grateful at the
growing appreciation of our
efforts, as is shown by the con-
slant increase of patronage
and the orders we receive
from all sections. But we are
not satisfied with oUr attain
ments, we want to improve,
and to do better for our custo-
mers this year than we did last
and our experience and in
creased business will enable
us to do it. We want to merit
the confidence of the people
SO that they will feel safe in
dealing with us or in sending
us their orders.
We mention specially our
splendid Silk Finish lIcnrict-
tas. in btack and colors at sc.
which we don't believe can be
surpassed at the price. New
and beautiful spring and sum
mcr shades of Habit Cloth.
Black Silks, Black I.accs, Swiss
Embroidcrics, etc.
w. :. Dickinson < Son,
P1f0M0kc CiIr.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Order of Publication
William II. Purncll,

llilHHl ~ NtHNltt
Versus
Josephine T.. Purnell. Charles H. Purncll.
bath in his own right and ~ Committee
Of Josephine T.. Purncll. Cornelius +.
Coffin, and Mary ". station and Clayton
j. Purnell. Administrators of John W.
Station. deceased.
In the Circuit COuIi for Worcester coun.
~, In Equity, No. 1905 Chanccry.
THE object ofthis amended hill j. to
obtain "a decree Tor the sale of certain real
estate in Worcester county belonging tO
the said William H.. Josephine u. aud
Charles II purncll.
The hill alleges that heretofore the said
William II, Putnell iilcd his hill Of com.
plant in said Cour, PRAYING for the sale
uf The real estate therein described; that
hc has lately discovered iwn judgmrn,
liens against the said Charles II. Pnrnclrs
interest therein, onc IN favor ot lsaac q.
Collin. use of Cornelius r. Coffin. dated
October 3lsi. 1879. for $ij9i9. and $S.j5
costs aud the other in favor 0f John w.
Station. deceased. upon whose estate Mary
VI Station and Clayton j. furncll have
administered. dated March -. lSSa. for
$JG tii and ~ 10 costs: that. therefore. the
said Cornelius +. Collin and Mary VI. sta
Abt anu NtltNNVU
iOrs Of John W. station. deceased. ARE
necessary partners Ia this suit and com.
plainani prays that said real estate may
lie sold discharged of said judgement liens
aud that IN lieu thereof said judgment
creditors may have such priurily of claim
against the said Charles H. Purnelrs in.
tercsl Ia the funds arising from the sale
as they have, by virtue Oi their Judgments,
against his interest IN the real estate H.
self
II is thereup0n ordered this LIST day of
April. in the year iss0. that the complain.
amt cause n copy at this order, together
with the object and substance Of the hill
to le inserted In some newspaper publish
esl In Worcester county. once week Tor
iour successive weeks beiore the 20th lay
Of April. lSS9. giving notice To the defend.
ant, Charles a. PGrnell. and warning him
Ia appear In this Court In person. or by
solicitor. on or before the Goth day Of May,
1889. To show cause, ifany he has, why a
decree shall not pass as prayed.
JonN VI. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
True copy,
Test; JouE ", RICHARDSON, Clerk.
apr. 6-li.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
THE PEACH BELT.
Salisbury and Wicomico County
the Prospective Centre.

tilt IlOSpCCtlNo OCiitIc.
Mr.. T. 4. Walker. in an article on the
Eastern Shore, has this la say in the ChsS.
ter I"p,y tnion about the peach interests
Some years ago The question was agitaicd
in Wicomico county rs Ia whether or NOT
the soil was adapted to peach culture. aud
what Is now Universally conceded hc.an
To I've pretty generally believed 10 he as
well adapted as any other section on the
Peninsula. Good peach land can to-day
hc bough, at from $il Ia $!:J per acre near
the railroad and river The land is easily
cultivated. bcing light porous loan
that requires but one horse Ia do what
usually requires two elsewhere, aud the
facilities for transportation cannot he
eXcclled.
Under these favorable conditions the
farmers of WicOmico have begun the cul-
tiyaiiCn Of peach trees, with what pro-
srcss the following will show: There are
6iO,OO0 now under cultivation in the
county, about 100000 of which are over 1
years old. leaving 5S0.0OO years old and
Younger. OF this latter number some 200.
nm will hear for the first time this coming
season making about a6O. 400 all told. that
will bc in bearing this season. The peach
belt is unqucslionably moving south.
ward, and Salisbury and Wicomico county
will in the next ten years be- the centre Of
H.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
HOW'S THIS !

We ollcr One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease Of CaIarrl, that cannot be
cured hy taking Halls Calarrh Cure.
F.LCllENEl X co. Props. Toledo. a.
We, the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney Tor the last II years. and believe
him Ia he perfectly honorable in all bus.
ness transactions and financially able Ia
carry ont any obligation made by ihcil
iirm.
WEST Il TIrAX. Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. %.
WALpING, KINSAN n MARvIS. Wholesale
Druggists. Tolc,lo, o.
+. II. VAS llHsAN, Cashier, Toledo. Nat.
ional Bank. Toledo. q.
Halls Calarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood nn,l mucus
surfaces ni the system. Price 1jc. per bot.
tie. Sold by all druggists.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

The Minnesota University has establish
cd u proi,ssorship nf journalism and at.
pointed Miss Sanford to The chair. She Is
Ia give special attention lo fitting the girls
Of the college who aspire To this work for
ils attractive duties. This is all very we'll,
hut the very best school of journalism is
the newspaper office, aud the hes, journal
ISIS are those who begin as type settlers OF
reporters, become correspondent, and oc.
casionally writers for the press and thus
work their way into the editorial Office
BiiliRsFtdH
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Order Nisi.

Clayton j Purmrll. Trustee of Georgian.
na e. Marshall aud Charles W u. Mar.
shall. ,r parte.
No ICES "hancrry, IN the Circuit Court
inr Worcester county. March Term,
1852. To wit March al>i, 1889.
0RpEREp, that the sale made and re-
~ ported hy Clayton j. purncll, Trus-
lee for the sale of the real estate in the
ahoyc cause mentioned. be ratified and
confirmed. unless cause Ia the contrary
thereof he shown on ar before the 10Th
day of April ncNt, pro, i,lcd a copy "i this
order he inserted in some newspaper print
cd in Worcester couhtv. once in each Of
three successive weeks hriorc the 18th day
of April. III the year eighteen hundred and
eighty nine.
The report states the amount af sales To
hc 81 l0OW
ions VI. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
True copy,
Test: JomN VI. RtnAgDsoN, Clerk.
inch a3.:i.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
SATURDAY,
April 18th, 1889.
At2 o'clock i. NJ,

Al 2o'clOck u. NJ,
All tlai vacant Lot on Willow Street, in
said town. where Levin Conner, Esq, re-.
sided during the year 1883, same adjoin-
ing the site of parkcr's Hotel on said
street, more particular description he.
ing given in deed from Major Il. Mcr-
rill aud wife To l.. Imopcnc Conner Il al,
dated I'd day of April, 1856, and recorded
among the land records of Worcester
county, in I.ibcr J. W. =. M. |. folios
?9l aud a92.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

The Delaware Senate Com
mittec has reported adversely
the House bill providing for a
new Constitution. The Sen
ate will now proceed to pass
a new bill calling for an clcc-
ton to ascertain the sentiment
of the people ON holding a con
vcntion.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
A ROYAL Patriot.

FFum fhV IMIIIinOFr sun.
After killing himself Ly his
misgovernment, ex-King Mil
an. of Servia, has now given
his life to his country by writ
ing his own biography.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

-i.incmen ARE placing another telc.
graph wire between Scatnrd aud Cam.
bridge. This will give The Western Tn.
ION through line To- all points north oi
Salisbury and Cambridge
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Order Nisi.

James Edward Price, .Ir., and Mary Mar.
tin Price. his wife
Versus
Edward :. Handy, II al
In the Circuit Court for Worcester coun.
~. In Equity, No. 1904, March Term,
1859. To wit-March Goth. lss9.
nRDERED. that the sale made and re-.
~ ported by John Walter Smith and
George W Purncll. Trustees for the sale
otthc real estate in the above entitled
cause mentioned. bc ratified and confirm.
c,l. unless cause Ia the contrary thereof bc
shown on or before The 18th day of April
next, provided a copy of this order be- in.
serted M some newspaper printed in Wor-
ccslcr county. once in each of three sue
c-ssivr weeks before the 18th day oi
April. in the year eighteen hundred and
cighty-ninr.
The report states the amount nf sales To
bc $SnjO.OO
.IouS W. RICHARDSON, Clerk.
True copy,
Test: lomN W. RICmAHnsoS, Clerk.
mcl. y, 81
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Florida Criticism
From the Florida Timcs. Union.

From The Fl0Fida Timcs' Union.
If the new play known as
"Die GGtterdammeuring" is
as vicious as it's name we
wouldn't give a tinker's dam
for. it.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

ARDoR DAY was generally
observed by the schools
throughout the State as it
should have been. Our pre-
diction is that each year great
cr interest will be manifested
until eventually Arbor Day
will become a great holiday
like unto Decoration Day.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

MAJOR ARME> who tweckcd
the Governor Of Pcnnsylva-
Mas nose in Washington a
week or two ago, is very de
spondcnt over his prospects
at the coming court-marshal
and is pleading with the gov
crnor to interccdc in his be-
half.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Sheriff'S Sale


63Y VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI
ID facias issued out of the Circuit Court
for worcStGf county at the suit of
Major W. Pilchard. use Of Rosa Williams,
cxccutrix of the late will and testament of
Theodore ". Williams. deceased, have
levied upon. seized and taken in exccu.
tion all the right, title claim. interest and
estate Of Jesse Tapman and Emcrit Tap.
man in and to the following property, to
wit:
All that tract and parcel Of land lying
an the cas-, side oi the county road leading
from Davis Cross Roads 10 Holmes Mills,
in Worcester county being part OF the
farm known rs the Nathaniel Briiting-
ham Farm" which the said Major ". Pill
chard sold Ia the said Jesse aud Emcrii
Tapman. as evidenced by certain bond
Of conveyance dated the LIST day Of April,
1882, and where they, the said Tapman
anl wife, now reside, containing 10 acres
of land. more or less.
And | hcrcb, give notice that on
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

GOVERNOR JAcKsoN'S illness
is greatly regretted by all
classes throughout the State
and his speedy recovery is
earnestly hoped for.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
TUESDAY,
APRIL goth, 1889,

ut ! UCEOCK J.. ",
At the Court House door in Snow Hill, |
will sell all the right, title, claim. interest
and estate, at law and in equity. of the
said Jesse Tapman and Emeri, Tapman
in and To the above land. so seized and ta-
ken in execution. nj public auction To the
highest bidder for cash, 10 satisfy SAID
writ of icr facias aud costs.
URIAIi +. SliOCKLEY,
mch :D.is. Sheriff
UPSilrR n PtRNEl.L Solicitors.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

SOME of our Republican
friends in the county think
they have waited about long
enough for those Post Offices
to be handed around and they
are now holding up their hands
something like this:
e
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

II Postmaster General Wan
amakcr will do something to
ward breaking up that great
monopoly known as the Adams
Express Company, by the re-
duction of postage on small
packages of merchandise,
books, etc, he will receive the
thanks of everyone not inter
cstcd in that monopoly.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13
Valuable Farm.
AT
PRIVATE SALE.
"Doublin Farm"

"Doublin Farm"
situate on The suburbs Of IIorntown. Va,
containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES.
will sell the same cheap. This farm be-
Ing eligibly situated is a very desirable
homestead. II has about FIFTY ACRES
in u high state of cultivation. and the bal
ancc well set in timber. Has small dwell.
ing, good water and excellent salt pastur-
age win sell for $1,000 per acre
TERMS :-Onc.lialf purchase-moncy in
cash. balance in q and s months after date
of sale JOHN G. p. KELLAM.
Cape Charles City.
Jan. l9-3m. Virginia.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

THE undersigned hereby give notice
that they intend to petition the County
Commissioners of Worcester county ON
the iith day of May. \. d.. 1859. To open
county road To run through or hv the
lands oi Thomas Holloway. Mollic Davis.
Elijah Carey. VIM. :. Fitchctt. Iancy ia
c0bs and James Bishop. The said road Ia
commence NJ what is known as the Mel.
son road, near ;hc farm owned by Thns.
Holloway on which David Evans resides.
in Fifth Election District, thence running
an eastcrly course to connect with the
Ebcnczcr roah at u point where the last
named road ihtcrsccIs the Sclhyvillc road.
Thomas Holloway,
Il. Davis.
Elijah B' Carey,
VIM. :. 7. Carey,
Yancy Jacobs.
Vim. ;. Fiichcti.
mch l6tf aud others.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

- The Explanation oft All.
From the New York Star.
Mr.. Blaine evidently thinks
that there is room for only
one big man in one admins.
tration.
Democratic messenger., 1889-04-13

IaOY VIRTUE OF \ DECREE OF
Il the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. sitting in Equity, passed in
case Of Conner rs. Conner, No. ie0s, Chan.
Gerry, the undersigned, as Trustee, vii
offer at public sale, To the highest bidder,
on the premises hereinafter described. at
Pocomokc City, on