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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-23

The rose bud opening to the morn.
While yet the dew hangs on the thorn,
ENhalcs less sweetness than il wont
To breathe from lips that Sozodont
Has touched with soft crimson glow
That shows the dazzling teeth OFF 30.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-23
COUNTY BUILDING

2O-Sarah +. Morris to F. ID. Ow-
en-. lot and 81 lot =, block IS, VIM.
Marshall. Jr's. add. Cordova. so.
Ludwig Susemihl to O. G. A. De
waer. part lot /. Chicago or lower
add, Rock Island, $1,000.
c. &. Dack to George II. Simmon.
Rock Island. $500.
+. Weyerhauser to Gertrude We
her. lot l. block ,. Old Town add.
Moline, 5000.
CITY of Rock Island to F. Ludolph.
lots and 10. Paul W. Gallup's sub
div. Rock Island. $500.
f. {. Thompson to W. r. Moore,
lot /. block X, Prospect Park add.
Moline, S4oO.
I. b. Modem to W. Il. Moore, lot
>, block X. Prospect Park add. Mo-
line. &l0a.
{. +. Hemenway to Moline Central
Street Railway company. lot g. block
X. Prospect Park add, Moline. $500.
c. T. Hemcnway to w. r. Moore.
lot >, block X, Prospect Park add,
Moline. $3.50.
W. Il. Moore TO Moline Central
Street Railway company. lots ). 4
and >, block X. Prospect Park add.
Moline. 81. 200.
Nutter II Groom to Hattie a.
Moore. lot 6. block >, Prospect Park,
South Moline. S215.
Ananias Parker to Nutter IL Groom,
lot 6. block ,. Prospect Park. South
Moline, $3.50.
2O-George l.. GrOth to j. {.
Groth, e 80 acres w nw4 Il, Il, lie,
81 400.
Probate.
22-Estate of Bailey Davenport
Order allowing claims of John G.
Massie and others.
Estate of Samuel Gray. Order au-
thorizing legatees to withdraw peti-
ton praying for transfer to them by
executor of certain real estate of de-
cpa Sp1
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-23

Kickapoo Indian Remedies invaluable
to them in caring for the health of the
scholars under their charge. 'Kick-
apoo Indian Sagwa, Kicllapoo Indian
Oil andKickapoo Indian Cough Cure"
they say, ''have been used here with
the most gratifying results. These
simple remedies Of the Indian race de
serue the widest possible recognition,
and their use is always beneficial" The
KEckapoo Indian Remedies,
Kickapoo Indian Cough Cure,
Kickapoo Indian Oil,
Kickapoo Indian Sabre,
Kickapoo Indian Worm Killer
kICKAPOC INDIAN SACWA,
The Grandest Remedy of the Universe.
For the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-23


Display of
Misses and Children's
Shoes and OXfords
This Summer
Is far and away
The Finest ever shown
In this City.
Bg~A All Colors.
Rs9~ All Styles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-23
MERIT ACKNOWLEDGED
Nv the Sisters Of Mercy.
The Kickaroo Indian Remedies Found
to be Invaluable at n Famous New
England Preparatory School, heh
Use is Always Found to be Beneficial.

The Sisters OF
Mercy who conduct
the st. Augustine's
Preparatory Board
ing School at Hart
ford, Conn, write
that they find the
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

Algo del interior. Ocupada La gente duran
te los pasados dias en- las dlversiones propias del
carnaval, apenas 81 Sc ha hablado de poltica. Sin
embargo Ia campana de economics emprendida
por 81 gobierno no Sc ha suspendido nj un solo
momento, va son varios los ministries que han
dado q conocer pdblicamente sus proyectos. El
de Ia guerra reorganiza todo ell ejercito Ia On
sehanza miitar suprime la academia general, y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
passieros, y quizas, algunos de los empleadOs de

pasaieros quizas, algunos de los eupleados de
abordo.
Dice tambien Ell buen amigo 2 "que por el
afan de lamar al pan, pan, y al vino, vino,
muchas veces voy del SECURE; 10 que quiere de-
cir, que para trse de un sito, es imprescindible
haber estadO en- e, con este estamos conformes;
10 mismo que para sar de la carcel, es precise
haber entrado en- ella. Yo, amigo u, 81 algunas
veces me voy del SECURE, es porque no quiero
permanecer en- 81, puesto que 81 contlnuafa, ten
dria que estar diciendo un dia 81 otro tamblen,
10 que PuertoRi le hace fata, empszsndo
porque es-hasta criminal--el que, siendo pro-
vincia espahoia nos hagan tragar Ia moneda ex-
tranjera; que adn tengamos murass innecesa-
rlas; que haya tan poca Guardla Civil y tan mai
pagada; que ell AmillaramIento no se haga; que
no haya carreteras nj caminos Vecinales; que no
haya Acueducto en- la Capital; que psguen los
frutos de Puerto Rico tan enormes derechos en
la Peninsula; que ell cable este asGndo con
unas tarifas tan subidas; que ell ferrocarril ande
pocos trozos paso de tortuga; que ell Banco
Espanol no haga todds sus operaciones en- la mo-
! media que la Ley le ordena; que no tengamos mas
que correo Official al mes para Espaha,
ct :, ETC., ETC.; hacienda aquf punto final, por
que estoy conv encido, de que la mayor parte de
los DIputados Cortes que hoy mlsmo estamos
| mhrando han de pedir consegur todas estas
| cosas. que nos han de hacer felices 81 de-
jan palnno de narices como sus antecesores.
| Najie ha uegado que la moneda mejicsna no
puede entrsr libremente la Provincia; sabe
muy ben ell amigo AZ" que tanto de Espana
mo por desgracia--de los Estados u Unidos vienen
muchos articulos libres de derecho ssbe tam
ben ell amigo ~ ~ sin6 Sc 10 dir4n los Vistas
| lie la Aduana-que apesar de libres de dere-
chos, esta mandado por la Ley que dichos artcu-
| los vengan decarados en- los sobordos con sus
pesos bruto neto; por 10 tanto, este mismo es
10 que Sc qulere h&gan los contrabandistas para
dejar de serlo.
| todas las preguntas que hace ell amigo
81" en- su 1timo parrafo, va las contestara
e senior Intendente de Hacienda y los demzs se
hores empleados que apressron anteayer ell chivo
de los 400. Termipare, deseando que ell amigo
~ " no tenga intervention en- ese chiUo sim
tiendo no me tocara mf siquiera ell rabo, GUAM
do toquen la distribucl6n.
Puerto-Rico Mario de 1898
l. R. MendizdbaL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

A MI BUEN AMIGO "Z".

Ante todo he de suplicar al senor ~" que,
cuando tenga que decirme alguna cosa en- publ
co, SO digne frmar con su nombre apellido,
pues ell que hoy tiene ell honor de dirigirse el,
siempre estampa al pie de 10 que escribe, el pri.
mer sacramento de nuestra santa madre la Igle-
sia; mo We ell amigo n, que con esta letra pue-
den escribirse muchas muy malas cosas? AIDE.
mas, iquien quita que ell senior ~" uno de
esos que, despues de haber comido cebollo, nos
uuiera hacer Greer que gu aliento huete rosas2
Por ESQ., las cosas claritas ahora VdnoS al granO.
Siento en- ell alma que mi buen amigo "Z",
no haya leido bien 10 que con el titulo 'Se conhr
man" publique anteayer en- LA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALI, 70 no aeusaba los vapores de Herrera de
hacer contrabando, lealo mejor ell amigo ~" y
vera que 10 que die digo es, que son los con-
auctores del escandaoso contrabando de la plata
meiicana; conductores amigo 'Z', comductores NADIA
mas, no ser que el sehor az nos quiera hacer
YER oue al vapor "Reina Cristina" de la Compa-
ma Trasatlantica espanola Sc le acuse de ser uno
de los autores de las malditas tarifas que tanto
iuego dieron en- Puerto Rico. =. porque diche va
por condujera al senior Vega Verdugo de feliz me.
moria, a quien le colgaron ell muesto, no 10 deja
ron desem barcar en- cambio dejaron sin emsbar-
car & los dos tres que le ayudaron confeccio-
mar tama1o pastel. Tampoco dire NADIA de los
dignisimos ofciaes de los vapores de Herrera
pero 81 diria muchssmo de los pocos pasaieros que
c0nducen dichos vapores.
Dice ell amigo "Z', que los vapores de He
rrera ''prestan grandes servicios Puerto Rico; y
20 tambien asi 10 creo deseo cuantas mas Was
de communication; pero tengo que Greer tambIen,
que han utiizado mas sus servicios, ademAs de
unos cuantos residences en- Puerto Rico, gente que
no viene el, mas que para hacernos teices CON Ia
moneda meiicana-que Dos confunda.- Espa
ma manda estas posesones sus hjos, no para
que una Real Orden los haga extranjeros interi
nos con un 5I2e de depreciation, sino para que
seamos espanoles puros y netos con su bandera J
moneda y esta Ultima no la conocemos aauf.
Hace amos y, para confirmarlo ahl esta Ii
Aduana de la Capital que los vapores de Herrer.
solo TRAM de la Habana algunas cajas de cigarri
los; pocos, muy pocos pasajeros alguno gu,
otro barril de sebo, este dltimo, materia muy ade
cuada para que deslicen CON mucha suavidad
no - sientan los pesos mejicanos que traen lo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
SANT0 DOMINGO

A un amigo nuestro resdente en- Ia isla, le
escriben entire otras cosas de la Capital de la re-.
pdblica Domincana 10 que sgue:
"Hemos llegado un grado tai de desbara-
juste y NAL goblerno, que no tiene ejemplo en- la
historic de nuestra TERRA nj aun epocas
mas aciagas. Els materialmente impossible que es-
to pobre pals, herido de muerte todos sus inte.
reses, no tenga que sucumbir Ell descontento es
absolute general todas nuestrss classes sociales;
la palabra revoluct6n oye de boca en- boca, pues
hasta Ia Independence nacional-lo dnico que nos
quedaba ya,-esta amenazada Sacramento Hace
un mes que en- esta Capital no 50 hacen transac-
clones comerciales sc habla de otra cosa que
de los escandalos con ell Banco, hecho sin
ejemplo que ha traspasado todos los limltes de
10 mas exagerado que acabara de dar al traste
con nuestro credito exterior. Aquellos antiques
brios del pueblo dominicano que Llis habia To-
grado aletargar por medic del terror en- unos de
la corruption de la indiferencia en- otros pare
ce que empiezan despertar y hasta sus pania-
guados de aver hacen aarde de ser sus enemlgos
de hoy. Lilis 10 comprende asi y empieza to-
ner en- 81 mismo su mayor enemigo: tiene miedol
Ell que ha sdo tan implacable, teme que 10 ase
sinen.
GEL acto del juramento que tuvo lugar ell 81
de Febrero parecia un entierro, pues solo asistie
ron el los que tenian Ia obligation de hacerlo
A Galvan Sc le acusa terriblemente Dor haber
aceptado puesto en- ell minlsterio; todas las mana
mas amanecen pasquines en- Ia Ciudad demos
tandole por su conducta nadie SO exphca
que un hombre de su talento de su experlencia
haya cometido semejante debilidad. Valyerde
(que no es abogado( ministro de Justicia, dfcese
que renunciara el cargo. El vice presidente
general Figueredo) ell presidente del Congreso
Enrique Henriquez han querido andar de desaffos
por cuestiones de etiqucta. Henriquez.no contest6
& Figueredo el discurso que pronunci6 al hacerse
cargo jurar la vice presidencia.
LA saida del general Gonzalez del pals ha
causado en- toda Ia repdblica IL profunda sensa-
cion que Vd. debe suponer, aunque dicho sea en-
honor de Ia verdad, 81 primer momento hizo
NAL efecto carta de despedida presidente Heu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
Nos escriben del Corozal:

"Es SECURE que no habra aquf divergencla
alguna en- las proximas elecciones Los incon-
diclonales todos estan unidos para votar la cand-
datura propuesta por 81 Comit9 Central, no serfa
aventurado aseverar que hasta varios autonomis-
tas le prestaran su apoyo en- vista de que va 10
han hecho en- la propuesta para Interventores.
Els un hecho del cual debemos convencernos: Ia
autonomfa no planta que cultivan con verda.
dera fe nuestros campesnos. Lo mismo con Ia
Ley de Moura que con ell sufrsgio en- toda su am
plitud, una lucha empe1ada la victoria la OBJ
tendria siempre ell Gobierno"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
Dicen de Ponce:

"El captain de la Guardia CIVIL senior Fer
nandez, en- union de un guardia del cuerpo, rea.
liz6 aver la captura del pr6fugo Ramon Figue-
roa, sentenciado cadena perpetus. Este impor-
tante servicio Sc realiz6 en- la hacienda Matilde,
situada en- el barrio de Canas de esta Jurisdiction
Aplaudlmos Ia actividad con que la Guardia civil
va dando caza los criminales que SO evadieron
de Ia carcel de MaYagIez"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
Recortamos de El Notsciro de Ponce:

"Seg1n Iumores pdblicos, la candidatura de
don Juan Cervantes SAM de Andino para Di.
putado Cortes va ganando terreno entire Las
huestes inocndlcionales. Por esta CIRCUMSTANCES
no sera difcil Sc empene una animada lucha entire
los partidarios del senior cervantes los del can.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

Letras de cambio en- blanco SO venden en-
esta Inprenta peso cincuenta centavos el
ciento. A la orden, Sc hacen q tintas de color, 4
S6 las 500. al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

gusto On recbr la prlmsra elegante entrega de las
SembIanzas Donsinicanas que ha empezado publ
Car en- Santo Domingo el competente senor don
Federico BenigLo Perez quien agradecemos
mucho su atancl6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05
NOTICIAS GENERATES
R. Mend1zdbaI.

Hemos dido decir que la cantidad de efecti-
vo decomisada en- ell vapor Ramon de Herrera "
asciende So, $50. Parece que hubo denunca
Indlcando hjamente ell stio donde SO hallaba ell
metaco, pues los adusneros fueron directamente
determinado camarote desocupado separando
ell avabo Sc descubrieron entire los forros del cas-.
CO del buque los indicios del dep6sito. Los en-
pleados de bordo Sc opusisron permtir Sc des-
clavase ell Zorro sin previa orden de las Autorlda-
des de Marina y constltuldo bordo Ell Captain de
puerto Sc procedi6 descavar ell dicho Zorro, ha-
llandose los referidos So, ,559 mexicanos De Ia
averiguaci6n practicada no Sc ha podido saber &
quien pertenecia ell dinero nj tampoco quien 20
habia puesto en- aque sitio
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

Aver despues que habfa entrado en- prensa
LA CORRESPONDENCE, recibimos de Utuado el
siguiente telegrama depositadu las 3 40 mi
hacer gu entrada en- este pueblo desde Gales, ell
candidate por este distrito Sr. Martin Sanchez
Ell Agente"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

En- esta semana establecera su taller en- Ba-
yamon ell reputable fotografo nuestro amigo sefior
don Enrique Vergez. Preparense pues las perso-
mas del vecino pueblo que quieran adquirir bus-
nos Ietratos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

Entr6 aver en- el puerto de esta Capital pro-
cedente de Bremen escalas ha sido puesto en-
observation ell vapor aleman India. @
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-03-05

Cotizamos cafe en- esta Capital, frme, classes
eorrientes para Cuba $2S de Hacienda esco-
gido $29. tocando ya su termno la presen-
te cosecha
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
Ii, Agricultural Fan Association
OF PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD.
September II, Is, ii and 10, 1898
4ocal ano perso ma
RAILROADS at Odds Again.

There seems to be a revival of the trouble be
tween the Washington and Potomac Railroad COM
pany and the w ashington and Point Lookout Rail
road Company says the Marlboro correspondents oi
the american. 1t was thought that the trouble had
tin Ally settled several months ago by decree
of the court sine, which time the Point Lookout
has been operated BY the ashtngton AM fofomac
rs its owner, Mr. f B. Patterson being recognized
the superntend m, and all Schedules anu or"efs
given in his name.
Everything went along smoothly for lie" months
until the section han Is of the Point Lockout COM
planned that their wages were in arrears Last " Ell
u ,sdav. as the morning train from MechancsViiie
WAS en- route to Brandywine to connect with tie
.ltimore and Potomac Railroad. the hands EN-
ployed on the section near Ce1arviile tore up the
Iails track and gave the ngineer the danger
signal The sat down on the ties and mani
tested no concern. Finally, at the pleading of the
engineer and passengers, the "a Is were placed IN
position again and the train proceeded on its way
Since then a brother of Attorney General John P.
Poe, of Baltimore. who is attorney for the Point
Lookout has arrived and assn ned control OF the
Point Look ,ut and is recognized the sup erintend
eat Tuesday new engine, No. 4, of :the Washing
ton and Potomac, with two gondOlas Of coal came
down the road in the name of B. F. Patterson, but
the train WAS side-tracked at Brandywine. and
wuuid not be permitted to proceed.
The xplanaton of the trouble given is that the
Point Lookout was turned over to Mr. Potts. O
New York for $95. 900. who intended TO operate it
in c,n junction with the Washington and Potomac
Attorney Poe objected TO this on the ground
that he could get so 900 f,r the property for the
bCnihOiders.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
A Bolt in Charles,

The Charles county Democ alto convention
met in Port Tobacco TUESDAY. tl.ik j. Samuel
Tuner, chairman of the Ix,.cnt committee,
called the meeting TO order. John f. Stone was
made president, {. A. Bowl Dg vice president, V.
B. Pennington secretary. Credtnt ais were called
for and contests filed in tie Fourth and Sixth
disr cts John II. Mitchell offered resolution that
,elr nlttee credentials consisting of one from
in the convention. he appointed by the chair That
motion modtd tn alo each delegation
to name its member # the Credentials committee.
and upon Its adoption by the convention the 'ntest
ants and the delegates from the Second, Third
Fifth AND Seventh districts under the leadership OF
F. VI. Fox, editor of the Port Tobacco Times, with
drew from the convention.
Ex-senator Richard Eielen, who delegate
from the Second distric. and two delegates from
the Fifth district-Messrs. Wright and s,wann-re
fused go with the boilers. The committee on ere
entials reported in favor OF seating the contestants
The convention elected j. Samuel Tuner John I.
Davis and VIM. H. Trotter delegates to the state
convention. john t. Davis favored the nomination
Of q full ticket at unce. but MeSSrs. Edeien,
Mitchell and Turner ged that the convention adj
iourn subject to future cali of the executive COM
mittee and on motion. the convention adj ourn-
ed
The boilers went across to Cox's Hotel rnd organ
lied by electing DR. A J. Smoot chairman. ii NJ.
Thomas, F. NJ Cox and William Mex. Burroughs
were elected delegates to the state convention. j
Samuel Turner was elected chairman OF the county
executive committee, and adjournment was made
until October !, TO nominate county ticket.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
High way Robbery.

Jacob fireman, peddler OF the Neck while
en- mis- way to hyattsve last Tuesday night TO take
the train for Baltimore where he intended to lay in
Il new supply of goods, was knocked down on the
road between the farms of Gnde and Gleason and
robbed of $116.50 by two unknown persons He was
found on the road liz unconscious condition about
y O'Clock by coored man employed by Mr.. b. p
Sn-der and placed in q conveyance and brought &c
IT,. vi where his wounds, which consisted OF
seyeral u, the head, but were not OF ser
GUS nature were attended to by DR.. 6. A. Richard
sen The affair has caused no little excitement In
that community fireman seems to be followed by
misfortune his shop in the Neck" was destroyed
by fire few mouths ago causing him 20 l,se about
$3.50.
Simon Firman arrested in Baltimore on
Thursday, charged with committing the robbery
He was tried before Justice Hurley IN Bladensbure
on Thursday who held him to await the action OF
the Grand Jury in October under bond of Sl,Un
and also held the paintit witness under bond
OF $500 Being unable to furnish the required bal
Firman was committed to jail. Ba:iiri Barr brought
h: IN here on Saturday.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
Meeting OF the Stockholders.

we'll atten led meeting of the Stockholders
of the Agricultural Fair Assoc IafiOn was held last
Saturday DR. Hill. President of the Directors. pre-
sided and Mr. Grant acted as Secretary. crafty
inc report of the progress of the work at the grounds
was made and the outlook for a successful fair
seems very bright The following business was
transacted: !
Re diced That the capital stock of the Agricutur-
nj Fair Association of Prince Georges county be
increased 10y so shares of par value Of $50 each, so
that the entire capital stock of the Association shall
be Il 500 and that the charter be amended accord
ingly.
DIR l. A. Griffith offered the following order
which WAS adopted:
Ordered, That committee Of be appointed to
eondemn or purchase right of way through the
Holmes land to consist Of the President, two mem
bers OF the former committee and two Others who
shall be empowered act they think best in the
matter.
The committee appointed was the President
Messrs Henry W. Clagett, John H Traband, DIR
l. A Griffith and Captain Chew
Ii was ordered that the 4th assessment on the cap
itai stock be pald on or before August 1sf, 1893.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
ADRIA NOE
BUCKEYE - MOWER

Embraces the attest advance .de in for long
series of years AS you examine you will be
vinced also that it the ghte Draft and Strongest Mower
before the Public Do not be persuaded place order for
Binder Mower until you have the Adrance and have
who has offer. Mr. Charles W. Randall of Forestvle Nd,
has special talent for machines keen perception for points
superiority the purchase of these harvesters last
neo men
f,
compile enaIr of the andw t
rdyf
anyn
5
nahe when the best otd One all iyhedto M
HORSE
Force ump
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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
Half Rates to the Worlds Fair.

In order to afford all Opportunity 20 The plb'
lie to visit the Worlds Fair The Pennsy vania Raj!
road Company has decided TO run series OF popu-
lar excursions from New York, PHILADELPHIA, and
other eastern cities to Chicago. The round trip rom
Philadelphia is fixed at S1s.25. and pcoDortionate
rates. single fare for: the round = ii preva
from other stations.
The parties wilt be CARED on special trains com
posed Of the newe,t ami be,t siaEiua-i p Saen >r
coaches containing ali modern C ,nvenences.
Persons residing at Stptions no loo I'D on lie
main line viii take regular connecting ira II % the
nearest point Of connection with the spec ii ira n.
The special trains wiz leave Philadelphia --15) 4.
NJ, Lancaster 200 p NJ. Harrisburg rs p. NJ. and
stopping at principal Intermediate stations. arrive
in Chicago ). ID the next afternoon.
The first excursion is fixed for .Juiy 3lSt, August
18th and 10th. Another series 10 be a The me
rate and under the same conditions viii be aunoupc-
ed later. The return coupons o. these tickets will
be good within ten days, and Wal ne accepted for
passage only on trains leaving Caicag1 a Is =. VI
and Ii 30 P NJ
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-07-21
A Pleasant Entertainment.

Mr. Ralph Bingham and his sister Miss Ruth
gave very pleasing entertainment at the Town
Hall on Monday night under the auspices of the La
dies A Ss0caton. A large audience assembled. and
the young people we're greeted with rounds of ap-
piause, Mr.. Bingham was very happy in his comic
recitations and impersOnaton~- and The beaut full
music by the two was hghli appreciated
The pro ceeds amounted TO 81. The ladies also
served and cakes AMI realize the of Sl2
beautiful night blooming CeriuS wa exhibited
by Miss Emily Clagett. which was much admired.