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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29

II the statement published in
London that over 200 persons have
died OF cholera in Southern France
since May is true, there i no evidence
In such mortality that the disease
exists In yirulent or dangerous
form A death rate Of twenty-five or
thirty day in a population ot 5,OO0,-
900 is not like the work OF Aslatic
cholera where thai fearful pesticnce
Is epidemic Ia it. most yenomous
form Last year there was cholera
at various places Ia Che south of
FRANCE long teI0rH the disease ap.
peard Boz tlamhuFs hut BE- ro,er
rauspi a heavy m0ftaIlB ~ srrrld
g. Ia aup direction Ihe prpsent
eulIllnu nl NaueII.H uuI utUef
llfrs uu tfe Mediterranean COAST
e'Is mf elIDhu.H.a BE- D. lfar on
ihH mft nf AmeItsH umnuune
efg'aa hHl lhs aaes - laf ro.ra,d
= nHl na'lf a'afmIes IA tal euie
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29

THERE is scarcity OF fodder re-
ported in Great Britain, France, and
Germany, all of which countries are
Importing hay from the United
States. The frei-h ut ON hay from
TINS country to Europe is only 81. 50
To ~ per ton at present prices. At
prevailing quotations abroad there Is
a good profit in shipping choice baled
hay abroad from this country, and it
Is quite certain that the demand for
American foddcrcrops abroad. coupled
with the home demand, will make
the price Of good hay iirm for year
20 come Extreme droughts in many
sections Of Europe have reduced the
hay and grain crops 90 a low average
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29

THAT new steam sawmills at Duh
lin, Ireland. should send %. 900 mile.
into the Interior of America Toe the
necessary machine, With which ia
equip thelf estahI shmfnt., shaw
tlit nur manufacturers nul ONLY
kuuw boss ga maac whtt Is wanted.
Duf llsu understand uow tu .eIl tbeir
Fas't thrn anfe lhrt Hm "a tha
ni.aet Il Is ault uIrlu aaf ia thIs
wun.rtoa thst sHteftalug dId lt
I-nLn. ...... n..n I'M .-.l.. =.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-07-29

Is IL true, as rumored, that Carter
II. Harrison has sprinkled salt on the
tails OF those coy birds that roost in
the Council chamber?
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
Annapolis Items.

Ed. Register-Geo. Frost of Monet
Mo-, was in town several days last
week. Geo. is a grand son of Judge
Hart and spent several years of his
boyhood here.
Rev. Mauris,a a Methodist minister, has
located here. There is plenty of work
Munce Underwood has been report
ed in this end of the county. He
ought to be returned to the pen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holcamp passed
through Annapolis last week.
Ciscero Collins of Sabula was in town
to-day.
John Alcorn has notified the rail-
road company to put in two crossings
between Annapolis and Sabula; one one
mile south of Sabula and the other at
E. P. Benson's mill, where the old coupty
road used to be. This road was work
ed last year but the railroad company
refused to put in the crossings and as
a consequence the road has been a dead
letter up to date and it remains to be
seen if the company will put in the
crossings or allow them put in without
a fight.
Will Nelson is at home on visit.
Dan Sutton is at home from Lone
Star where he has been hauling logs.
The piling business is in a flourish
ing condition at present.
1t is rumored that Gus Funk will
soon open up store here.
L. G. Rearick is caring for the
stock on the Sawyer place.
Oct. Is, 1898 MURPHY.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
From Des Arc.

We are having the dullest' lumber
trade have ever seen. and have been
in the lumber trade for over twenty
five years; and unless something is
done to relieve this state of things, in
thirty days every mill in this section
will have to close down, and that
means suffering for great many Of
the laboring class.
Mrs. Nettie Chase, of st. Louis, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Collins.
Mrs. John Drew is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Weast, last week;
also, Mrs. Brown of Ironton.
Mrs. c. Collins, of Sabula, made a
short visit to her children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Homan, agent here.
jimmie Gardner and children. Tom
mie and Jessie. have been visiting
their old home; they left to-day for
Crystal City to see their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gardner. They will
be overjoyed to see their dear grand
children, as they are all the relations
they have on this earth. May they
live to comfort them in their old age.
Jas. G. Morris went to the Worlds
Fair Saturday night; he will meet his
uncle and bride there from Baltimore.
Geo. Morris and family were in Des
Arc Sunday. ISAAC.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
Personal.

Mrs. G. M. Dilts returned to hel
home in Little Rock last week, after
visit of several days in the Valley.
b. Fox was in Washington county
several days last week.
Jno. Blemel and James G. Austin
have returned from attendance on the
u. S. Court, St. Louis.
Mrs. j. F. Lindsay, of Piedmont, is
visiting in Ironton.
Judge Emerson had 80 far recovered
as to be able to be out riding last Sun
day.
Gus. Winkler was up from the Bluff
few days during the past week.
DR.. Lowry is domiciled in the Soc.
Newman property. g
j. j. Settle, the jeweler, has moved
to Flat River.
Dr.. H. NJ. Jones has returned from
Arkansas.
Mrs. w. r. Hinsdale, of Amberg,
Wisconsin, accompanied her sisters,
Misses Annie and Emma Kaths, home
from Chicago.
Mrs. 7. S. Lopez and son, Jacob,
went to St. Louis Monday.
Capt. Byers and daughters, Misses
Ada, Mamie and Annie, and Master
Harry go to St. Louis Thursday. 1sF
DIR. Strong was called to Jordan and
Sabula last Friday. .
Geo Moore returns to Arkansas this
week. \
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
In Memoriam.
HALL IRON MOUNTAIN LODGE,
No. 260. L 90 F {


No. 260, /. O.O. F.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Mo-, Oct. II, 1888.
To the officers and members of Iron
Mountain Lodge, No. 26O, /. o. O. F.
We, your committee, appointed for
to draw up resolutions of respect OF
our deceased Brother, PATRICK H.
CAUGHLIN, would present the following
to you for your approval:
WHEREAS, With feelings of profound
sorrow, we are called upon to record
the death of Bro. Patrick Caughlin,
Resolved, That his departure from
our midst to the unknown world
is from the voice of him who commands
.'be ye also ready" and though we
bow down in sorrow, yet we humbly
submit, and in our loss we are warned
of our situation and are admonished to
prepare for our dissolution; that while
we bow in submission to the will OF
God, we deeply deplore and mourn for
one whom we loved and respected for
his manly and honest traits of charity,
and we sympathize with his mother
and friends in their sad bereavement,
and join with them in mourning for
one who mingled with us fraternally,
and we earnestly pray that God in his
infinite mercy will enable them to bear
up under their sad bereavement. AS q
tribute to his memory, we drape our
charter in mourning for thirty days;
and that copy of these resolutions be
presented to his mother and entered in
the minutes of this Lodge, and also be
published in the IRoNTON REGISTER and
the Farmington Times.
H. HERRINGToN, J
A. BEAUDIN, Committee.
JOHN LAUGHLIN,
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
Worlds Fair.

Parties contemplating visiting the
Worlds Fair should take the Wabash
Line, making direct connection at En-
giewood Station with the electric street
railway, landing passengers at the
sixtieth street entrance (Woman's
Building). and Sixty-fourth street en-
trance Administrations Buildipg). IS
minutes to one hour in advance OF all
other lines, and right in the vicinity Of
all the hotels near the Worlds Fair
Grounds. The Columbian Banner train
leaves st. Louis Union Depot daily at
A. NJ, arriving at Englewood 4:46 -
NJ, Chicago $40 p. NJ. The Columbian
Banner limited leaves st. Louis It 8 80
P. NJ. daily, arriving at Englewood A.
NJ, Chicago 7:30 A. NJ. Baggage
checked to Euglewood and delivered by
special transfer Ticket Offices. south
east corner Broadway and Olive street
and Union Depot.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19

the boys were not left out, as Mr.. Joe
Kerchner had three four kegs of the
foamy liquid on tap or the Workman s
Eall, and to say that all were merry is
sufficient. Now for the next. Judg-
ing the ministerial appearance of the
best man on the occasion that evening
with his high plug hat, one who were
not acquainted with the interested
parties, would have thought that Joe
was the prime factor. However, Joe
says his turn comes next, and to use
his own expression "by golly, we'll
have high old time" 1t must not be
forgotten that Gus Rieke was another
conspicuous parsonage, with prince
Albert suit. plug hat and white gloves.
. October Is, 1898. NOVICE.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
La tirippe.

During the prevalence of the Grippe
the past seasons it was a noticeable
fact that those who depended upon DR..
Kings New Discovery, not only had a
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after effects of the mala-
dy.. This remedy seems to have a pc
culiar power in effecting rapid cures
not only in cases of La Grippe, but in
all Diseases of Throat, Chest and
Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma
and Hay Fever of long standing. Try
it and be convinced. It won't dissi-
point. Free Trial Bottles at Crisp's
Drug Store. 6
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
From Vulcan.

The lumber business seems to be re-
viving little. The Vulcan mill il
running now, having been shut dowr
for two weeks previously.
Thos. Ruble, who has been suffering
from an attack of erysipelas, is con-
valescing.
An unknown person fired bullet
through the window of conductor
Johnson's caboose below Vulcan, on
the 14th. That was not very good
time to be looking ..lettle out"
Rev. Alcorn preached at the resi-
dence of Jas. Reed Thursday night.
Mr.. Reed is an Invalid. and is seldom
able to attend church; so the good peo-
pie decided to have preaching at his
house.
Rufus Heath has his buggy repaired.
and the way he rides out with his best
girl makes the boys envious.
A lonesome looking man passed
through Vulcan on the 14th, carrying
an old bride. We learned, upon in
quiry, that the man had been off on a
horse-swapping expedition.
Oct. 16, 1898. ENQUIRER.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
From Goodwater.

Ed. Register-Ill-health, and a
dearth of news items have prevented
my writing this letter until now.
John Nelson and Miss Jane Abbott
were married, at the residence of the
brides father, Joseph Abbott by Mr..
James O. Scott, j. P. May prosperi-
ty and long life be their lot.
In the trial of VIM. Carl charged
with disturbing the peace of Mrs. Will
lis Hall, the jury returned verdict OF
acquittal for the defendant.
Mr.. Casebolt, of Cub Creek, agent
for ..America's Wonders" and other
publications OF the Historical Publish
Iron County register., 1893-10-19
Strength and Health.

If you are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. II ''La
Grippe" has left you weak and weary.
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on Liver, Stomach and Kid
neys, gently aiding those organs to
perform their functions. II you are
afflicted with Sick Headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by
taking Electric Bitters. One trial will
convince you that this is the remedy
you need. Large bottles only Soc, at
Crisp's Drug Store. s.s 6
Iron County register., 1893-10-19

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each Day. In order to be healthy this
is necessary.
Iron County register., 1893-10-19

COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMP-
TION. Kemp's Balsam stops the
cough at once.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

which Lincoln ard Congress suggested
Congress will enact that bonds be issued
for the payment Of the slaves, say for 90
30, or 40 years; thatihey be Issued Ut such
rate Of interest a. viii give them par val.
ne; and these bonds being thus given for
slaves. which were taxable properly, shall
be considered substitutes for the saves and
be subject % fair tax for the benefit oi
the county or town in which the slaves
were held a. property. Thus, whatever
rate Of interest the bond for eaeh slave
shall bear, LET one dollar Of that interest be
reserved in the treasury II the u. 8. 10
stand 70 the credit Of the treasury Of Mary
land and by the treasurer Of Maryland
paid TO the county or town for the use Of
the public roads Of such county. In every
sale Of the bonds by the original holders,
an entry on the bond should show that the
dollar il reserved. I was informed by the
Clerk Of our County Commissioners that
there were 1000 slaves in this county; If 80,
the above tax would yield $4,000 which
would help greatly toward improving our
roads. have written this hastily, but
hope Ihave made myself easily understood.
Benz. G.. HARRIS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

KELLRR-FoRn

Our neighboring village Of Buckeystown,
has been for some time On the que sSse d
anticipation over very pleasant event
which eliminated on Wednesday. In the
presence Of the immediate relatives. perso.
nal friends, and the brides Sunday School
class, Miss Matte Belle Keller, the charm.
ing daughter Of Mr. Ohio j. Keller. plight.
cd her troth "for better, for worse" 10 Mr..
Raymond Godfrey Ford. who Is connected
with the Internal Revenue Department in
Baltimore. At half-past ten O'Clock. to the
strains Of the old familiar Wedding March.
at the hands Of Miss Agnes Freeland, of
calvert county. the happy couple accom-
panied by Miss Lille Keller and Mr.. VIM.
Keller. entered the parlor which was hand
someiy trimmed for the occasion. and took
their place before the Rev. Father John p.
Whelan. Of the Baltimore Cathedral. The
bride wore handsome travelling dress of
blue cloth trimmed with fur, and carried
La France roses, the gift Of the groom.
and was also the recipient Of numerous
and costly presents. A brief reception fol.
lowed, and at halfpast eleven, the newly
married couple left for Philadelphia and
other points. accompanied by the hearty
good wishes OF all who were so fortunate
as to De present. Mr.. and Mrs Raymond
q. Ford, after their wedding trip, will re.
side at 1119 Harlem Avenue, Baltimore,
Md--Ffederiek Cifisen.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
BuRcH-BuxprcK.

The marriage Of Miss Susie Annette
Burch daughter of Mr.. C. L. BuTch, for.
meriy of ST. Mary's county, aud Mr.. John
NJ Bundick took place to-day in Grace
Episcopal Church, Washington. Men
deissohn's wedding march was played by
Miss lneZ Daniels as the bride entered the
church on the arm of her eldest brother,
MIR. i. G. Burch. who gave her away.
They were preceded by the bridesmaid,
Miss Buelah Hibbs, and the ushers, Messrs.
G. w. Smith, g. d Shanks, r B. Posey
and G. L. Burch, met the bridal party at
the chancel.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Thomas o. Tongue. Immediately after
which the happy couple were driven to the
Baltimore and Potomac depot and took
the $50 train for an extended northern
tour, visiting Philadelphia, Tioga, Camden,
and other places.
The bride wore u travelling costume oi
brown bengaline, with pearl trimmings,
and carried huge bunch of La France
roses. The bridesmaid wore tan cloth,
with green trimmings, and also carried La
France roses. The bride received many
beautiful and useful presents, among them
being a handsome watch, a gift of the
groom.-WashingtOn Star.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

We have received several mortuary tri-
butes which will appear in our next paper.
Messrs. Frank Mattingly, Jas. T. Blair,
Lee Davis and Frank Simpson have been
sleighing on the Wicomico river.
Travellers desiring to 60 TO the railroad
station will be sent there by Herbert r.
Moore, Of Moore's Hotel at a reasonable
charge.
r. B. T. Combs, Esqr.. has returned from
his recent trip to the Eastern Shore and i
eloquent in his praise of the beauties Of
that favored section.
We return thanks for the Annual Repor,
of the Maryland Hospital for the Insane
II is the most interesting and instructive
report ever issued by the Institution.
On January l4ih instant, an order O,
the Circuit Court was fled appointing
Francis N. Holmes, Esqr., Examiner in
Equity. vice 10. F. Morgan, Esqr., resigned
The varmints are hard pressed for food
and on Tuesday Of last week gray fox
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
A Country Couple.

nFttteH J0T Me beacon.
Not many weeks ago a gentleman from
Leonardtown. now prominent in county
politics, paid u visit with his wife, TO rela-
tives in Baltimore. 1t seems that his
Baltimore relatives reside next door 10 a
Hebrew Church the interior of which can
be seen from The back of the house. Now
there were large plate glass windows look
ing into the Church, and the above gentle
man in his eagerness TO see Hebrew wor-
ship thrust his bald head through one of
these plate glass windows. Suffice il to say
that ii was Withdrawn quickly, but not
sufficiently quick 10 escape without any
cuts-this gentleman will surely be more
careful in the future. The wife also showed
herself To be unaccustomed 10 the City and
its improvement, & while riding just about
dusk around Druid Lake the electric lights
were turned on, she suddenly remarked
"Ihe moon certainly came up quickly and
il is beautiful ON the lake" Towards the
end of their visit they became more ac-
customed to improvement, only on one
occasion when in All electric car thinking
they were IN a thunder storm, seeing the
lighting above and below and hearing the
noise of the cars. We trust their future Wis
lists will be less fruitful of funny freaks
which time nor space will allow our con-
tinuing TO relate. lis sufficient 10 SLY
they were often and many.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
A Case Of Abduction.

Benz. Cottingham and Charley Green
well charged with abducting Anne Vic
toria Norris and Susan Knott, two girls
under eighteen years Of age, sor the purpose
Of prostitution, had hearing before Jus.
tice 10. F. Morgan on Monday and Tues
day last. Much interest was manifested
in the case and large crowds attended at
each Of the hearings. Much of the tessi-
monY was Of revolving character and
disclosed a condition of affairs sad to reflect
upon. We forbear giving the testimony.
The parties were held To await the action
Of the Grand Jury, the Justice not having
final jurisdiction. The punishment for
this offence, under the statute, Is confine
ment in the Penitentiary for period not
exceeding eight years. b. II, Camalier.
appeared for State and d Q. Hammett, jos.
II. Ching and Walter Dorsey for the ac-
cused.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
That Opinion.

4nAb OplnlOu.
Through the kindness of Mr.. ]. Frank
Ford, Clerk 10 the Court of Appeals, We
are this week enabled to give our readers
the full text of the opinion of our Appel
late Court upon the subject of Jury draw
ing" In our remarks upon the extract
which we last weeG published, We said
This decision VI the Court of Appeals
is of more than passing interest in 81 Ma
rvs because Il settles that for years past in
drawing our juries the plain letter as well
as the spirit Of the statute has been clearly
dsregardcd'
The Enterprise, takes no issue as TO the cor
rectness Ofthis statement but claims, without
ground, we think, that it is an "unjus; innu
endo," and says 1T is fact that the meth
cd heretofore followed here has been the
same throughout the State" We cheer
fully give space TO this statement We
have however. been informed by high au-
thority that our Contemporary is mistaken.
If it is correct, Judges Alvey, Bryan, Page,
Fowler Gad McSherry are placed in the
anomalous position of strongly condemn
ing their own actions
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26

was caught In trap which had been se
under . persimmon tree Mr. ]. G. Green
well owned the trap.
Saturday night last. Ex-sheriE J. r
Ching lost very valuable horse, It's death
being the result Of ruptured blood vessel
The animal had been driven to Mr. "A. q
Beale's and back . Leonardtown and died
soon after reaching the stable.
While Mrs. w. ;. Davis was on the way
70 Church Sunday last, one Of her horses
feet broke through the ice and the animals
leg is said 10 have been fractured. In the
horses struggles 20 extricate itself the
buggy was considerably damaged.
Mr. Charles Raley, G. j. Of Woodstock,
has been on visit 70 his parents and 10
see his sick brosher-Mr William Raley-
Leonaritown. There are few men no
popular In our community as William
Raley and he has the heartfelt sympathy
Of ali.
Quail love potato bugs as an article Of
diet. One Of these birds was recently
opened which had 10l Of these farmers
pests concealed In his crop II will pay the
average potato grower 10 have flock Of
trained quail among bis other live stock
San.
The name and style of the Washington
real estate firm Of Duckett & Ford has been
changed by the admission Of r. Ford
Combs. Esqr as junior partner. The firm
IL now known a. .Duekest, Ford & Combs.
DanielE. Gfsss1! sqr.. formerly Of this
town, b also connected With them. and the
firm now controls an aggregation Of 81.
Mary's talent which insures It's success.
Capt Stewart H. Evans and his colored
mate Andrew Cooper have been convicted
in the U. s. Court of cruelty to the crew Of
the NJ. z. Dennis. Judge Morris deferred
sentence. Justice 10. r. Morgan, IL win be
remembered, fined Captain Evans $50.
The count on which Captain Evans was
convicted charged him with striking George
Klever over the hands with culling ham,
mer. The mates conviction was whole
sale one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
NOTICE.

I wish 20 inform my friends and the pub.
i lie generally that the recent death ofmy
brother Albert viii cause no interruption
in The business Of Edelen Bros. Il win be
continued under the old firm name with
the same competent working force. I feel
that / am In position to serve your inter-
ct in every particular.
- Refer by permission TO j. w. Gust.
Cashier Of Continental National Bank. Bal,
timoye.
With many thanks for The liberal patron
age Of the past, and soliciting q chnfinu-
ance. with the promise Of my efforts in your
Very respectfully,
Aug ii-m p. O. EDRLEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
Saint gIarq 5 gsaeoq.
COUNTY NEWS.
A Fire.
(Reported for the Beacon,

On Monday morning of the l6th instant,
it was discovered that white school, No. z,
laugh; by DIR. L. c Thompson, was on
fire. But for the insrepidity Of the teacher,
and the assistance Of The pupils. who had
grown courageous under the influence OF
their leader, the house would have been
lost in the flames. The fire evidently re-
suited from defective chimney. The dam
age TO the building however is not great,
and the necessary repair is being made.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-26
REFER By PERMISSION to:

REFER By PERMISSION to:
]. w. Hall, President First National Bank,
Baltimore, Md. I; Henry Williams. Agent
jams Edmonds, Cashier National Bank oil
Commerce, Baltimore. Maryland.
We have with us Mr. Z. ID. n. BEAN,
who will give his special attention TO the
inspection and sale Of tobacco. His famil.
iarity with the trade and his experience as
Q salesman will be guarantee for the best
prices and prompt returns.
April 10, Gift