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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04

Several days ago two Young men, who
measure calico during the day each
hired bicycle aud hind himself for
spin up the country II was On the
Sabbath. aud about ten mile- from tho
city the cyclists decided TO haye q rae
One distnnced the other about 300
yards, and in turning n bad corner of
a lane collapsed over heap of stone.
The wheel was demolished and the
rider was irretricvably mixed among
the spokes An aged woman who
happened to be passing vas met at the
turn in the road by clerk No .
MY good woman, hove you seen 70
young man on bicycle around bsre.
Na, na, 7aid the woman, hut !
saw a Young man mp the road a spell
who was sitting on the heath mendiu'
umbrellas. Courier journal
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04
..Bnt von,lI got il withont any heIp


He looked at me moment with an
evil eye and then took from his pocket
a gag made Of pine stick with a
string tied to each end He rose up
as If he meant to apply it, but changed
his mind and sat down and said:
Sister Nell said you we're soft
one, but hope you are not fool.
What's the use Of forcing me to ex-
tremes? Not dollar Of this money
belongs to you. If you open the safe
wen make an even divide of the
Doodle, and can leave you bound
and arrange things so as to make II
look straight to outsiders
''And | won't"
"Theu I'll compel You by torture!
After have held lighted candle to
the soles Of vour feet for five minutes
think You'll listen to reason. 1t is
now s. Is. I'll experiment on the com
bination for fifteen minutes If l hit
it, all right; if not I'll find way to
make you open the doorl"
He knelt down in front of the eafe
door, and, of course, it was my object
to keep him there until the hands Of
the clock pointed to and Tom shot
the bolt. Neither one of us uttered a
word for five minutes. Then noticed
he was getting impatient and said
mo doubt you'll hit the combina-
ton in time, and that will be bad for
me-"
How bad for your" he quericd.
why, even if you leaye me bound
and gagged people will be suspicious
that it was a put-up job. II You had
been obliged to use powder and drills
it would have been different
"Soyouthink I'll strike it. do you?"
81 hope not, but YOU 20 Mt it like
man who has been there before.
Where is Miss Haines?"
Miss Haines? Ha, ha ha Miss
Haines left her kindest regards and
said she might call again Cookbook
ing girl, eh?"
'I'll admit that, even though she
worked this Job on me
"Y-e-s, good looking girl and sharp
er than steel trap. She thinks a
heap of that missing brother, Miss
Haines does There | think I've
He thought he'd hit it, and he was
not far out of the way, but it wasn't
the lit he was looking for Brother
Tom was Just a minute ahead OF time /
in shooting the bolt The robber ut
tered shout and clutched at the air
as he went down, and his heels had
scarcely disappeared when the door
swung back and was making tremen-
lous efforts to get my hands free.
They were tied at the wrists, and he
fore | had loosened them had rolled /
over and over on the floor to reach the
staples and the peg and make the door
fast. Three minutes later had a free
hand to cut the ropes binding my an
kles. 1t wasn't much Of fall through
the trap, but the robber struck on his
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The Most Popular Rose.

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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04

A free application Of soft SOAP To a
burn almost instantly removes the fire
from the flesh If the injury is very
severe, follow this application with
one Of lnseed oil and dust over with
dry flour. When tins dries repent the
oil and -four until a good coating has
heen tcswed Let tins remain until it
cracks and falls of in day Or two.
A new skin Will have formed where the
old was burned off For slight burn
make a poultice Of Indian meal Gov
cred with Young Hyson tea, and moist
en- with hot water
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04

Professor Yirchow, the eminent
German scientist, destroys many fairy
tales regarding the German Emperor S
health when he SAYS II have not ex-
amined him, hut know his trouble is
only the perforation of the drum Of
one ear, which is not dangerous, for |
have it myself He ia in excellent Wig
orous health, and lends reasonable
life. vi Chicago Tribune.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04
Miss Haines's Brother.

Although the bank at Valley City
was called "The Valley City Bank
and was supposed to be a private insti-
tuition, it was really one Of the seven
branch banks belonging to a San
Francisco syndicate Of bankers Twas
simply in charge of it on a moderate
salary and under heavy bonds, and |
had the credit of being a capitalist
where no credit was due. The syndi-
cate erected a one-story building for
the bank The front of this was rallied
off in the usual way, and the rear was
divided into two rooms. One was
used as a private room in which
business appertaining to the bank
was transacted and the other was
my bedroom. was Young man and
single, and I had not only to act as
president, cashier and teller during
the day, but as watchman at night
The only help | had was book
keeper, and he was only with me
three half days per week. The re-
mainder of his time was put in with a
shipping firm in the same town.
You will say this was a curiouso
of running bank, but l Cd =
you a dozen of them in the teri Il
towns of to-day conducted OK,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04

I Nfeceipt and YOU will of course
smile in contempt when I admit that |
had TO count that money three differ
ent times to make it come ont straight.
I Of course offered INV assistance in
the search for information and of
course she swoctlv thanked me and
said she'd come iii again. She did
came and when | saw her bv day
liobt was Glenn gone. Regular rase
Of love ot first SIGHT on nv part. and |
have no more excuses to offer. | wrote
severol letters for her. md the search
for tbe missipc brother was well be-
qnn
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04
PORT TOBACCO, MARYL4 4ND, AUGUST 1, 1879:

ieet' The spaco enclosed by the walls
was hiuty soil 50 hard that a pick
eou'e scarcely disturb it. The floor
q tne hank was little more than
ior feet above the earth. Tom was
about week. working at odd times,
\ TO get things IN shape He cut out a
tfap door ~ front Of the safe, brought
down wires aud battery, and when we
had finished we had % contrivance
which he alone hal power over from
9rsnd Crossing Bymeausof switch
up there he could spring the bolt of
thf trap door, and the door worked on
spring 70 close the opening again A
staple in the door and another in the
irnme permitted the use Of peg, so
There might be mo- fear Of accident dur
ing business hours. The understand
ing We had was that Tom should drop
That door every hour between o'clock
~ '''' ''' next morning anu
'' ~ N'' an easy "' io'iinE
w. '' '''e ''iS' 'e" h'su'S 'ne
+" y ~ po'. "oNe me up as 'he
'' ''''' ''' u '''' a '''ue 1t iaiieu 10
my 'i'"SN S'Il''S'
/ had tn rur INV IarL D., st,it tho
'"'' 10 run my naiiK 70 sun tne
W ''''''ee o' 'he P'ol''' IN" II was
''''' '''s''' 'e'''e . % c'oeN /" 'ne
"''s' "'' was o''f" open ui''H e.
= w. y" persons "ho "lSnsu 70
''' 'i'' 7''e over h'sh' came IN Oe-
'"ee" % ""o D. gave e"ch one re-
's',' ''' Whatever h' 'eposl'eo' ou.
'u''7 ''o el"r8e Whatever Many ana
'ia'N " i'l2i' 'h'' SAFE ne.' S@''ooo
o''S'''e OF panN money ana on Such
oe'"S'onS ! lel' o't proud az the con
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-08-04

same primitive principles | was do
ing business with one six weeks ago
where the family kitchen was directly
in the rear of the cnshier's window,
and woman who was cooking dinner
left the meat frying on the stove to
come in and cash a check for me Along
side the burglar-proof safe was trun-
die bed, and on top of the safe itself
was a smoked ham and sack of -four
1t was banking and housekeeping
combined
1t was figured that | had only one
danger to guard against A tough
man might drop in some day and rest
the muzzles of his guns on the ledge
Of the window and order me to pass
ont the money in sight. The safe was
always kept locked, and it was seldom
that ever had more than 5000 out
side. To prevent any experiments,
however, | gave ont that had ar
ranged shotgun battery just where it
would do the most good, and that by
pressing a lever | could blow the body
of onv Ind had man +broncb tho front
,rin.ln onl .1,or ooross +ho s.r.o.
on1 +h,+ y, n.,,,l,1 ho dood - .ho on1
ar II. ,,,.o,,, r,orrhod,. bal;,,.,d
~. fo+;on - I,o . foot and so,,, ,,oo
,lo ,oro j +imil +bo+ ! Ind - A.
i.; - a.,., o,o,. fr,,,, ~,
lau T. ,o ,,,ro.aI,. s+;,,,,lo.5 -
contract ni+h tho srrdioo+a .ha4 :,
ra,oi,.,l ,,,..h;,,. 60 :. -. !.
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ona .h,, ,,,..4 h., -, uor,,5 ~
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h,,.;n.., l,af,.o davo, -, :,
ta,,.n -..,,+,4 th, - our 49, 4,
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u;+b +hsn, TcorIJ not rof,,so = taI,
h. = ,i..,.l.
and various snms of money
Tbo hank md boen run,;ra ohon
+broe nor+bs when NV hrotbor Ton
n.ho bad boan +oIo,ronb onora+or =.
Pin Hood 25o milos ounv ros tron.
forrod do,,a 70 crond cro..,,,a III,
ton mi,ss away and bo .sizod +bo ers
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WI, 10 bod ,;.;tod for oan,Ia :
bonrs and ba had looked tbiros o,.o,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17
a sREEPlNo ERpuoFI0N

The Norfolk Western Railroad
Company haycin sympathy with the
times made 4 sweeping reduction II
their force 81 hands. They have put
off 6 Of the 10 crews Of the road, have
discharged some Of the men for good
and doubled up eof the freight
crews. In the freight Office they have
discharged two Of the men and have
made a generel reduction all around.
1t would be far better to work them
on half time than TO reduce salaries,
because when once cut down they
are hard to raise again to the old
level On one passenger train the on
~ employees are the engineer, fireman
conductor and baggage master and
one good conductor has been put back
in baggage car. We are sorry 70
see the cut along the line, aud We
would rather see il in the principal
Office but that is about the last place
reduction takes place.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17

The recently invented device for
raising wrecks is 10 be tested upon a
schooner sunk in twenty feet Of water
seven miles north Of the Atlantic City
Life Saving Station. After the schoon-
er's cargo Of paving stone shall have
been removed By divers, huge canvass
sacks VIII be placed in the hold Of the
vessel and inflated through hose con-
Meeting them With 4 powerful air-pump.
Becoming fully distended, the sacks
will completely fill the hold, and the
vessel, having become buoyant BY the
displacement Of the water by air, will,
it is expected, rise to the surface, This
mode Of operation il said 70 have been
very successful on the Pacific coast,
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17

There is talk Of agitating move
ment among the Grand Army posts
throughout the country to secure the
nomination Of 4 Presidential candidate
in 1896 who !" shall be in perfect ae-
cord with the Grand Army men On the
pension question" This Is 4 long look
ahead, truly When the time shall
have come the pension boomers should
be able to make things mighty inter
esting for the grand army Of economi-
cal statesmen whose interference has
baked y many ingenious devices Of
pension distribution. a
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17
ORANGES PICNIC.

The Grangers' Twentieth Annual In
terstate Picnic Exhibition, at Williams
Grove, Cumberland County. Pennsyl-
vania. which will commence this year
On monday, August 2sth, continuing
for six full day., gives promise Of the
usual large attendance. The display
Of farm, and domestic machinery Ind
implements, Agriculture and Horii-
cultural products, win be large and in-
.teresting, ii addition 10 which 80 ear
loads u registered, stock viii be On FIJI
hibition
Prominent members 81 the Order Of
Patrons Of Husbandry, leading Agri-
cultnralists aud eminent Statesmen
will be ii attendance 70 deliver address
Is every day during the week
Among the special features o. tie
Exhibition, will be The Worlds colum-
bian Expositionfully displayedin grand
steroptican views and descriptions, dur
ing the evenings, also exhibitions Of
skill il handling Wild and vicious
horses BY Dr. @ r. Hollingswortb, d
Hagefstown.
In anticipation Of the large atten-
dance expected, the Cumberland Val.
ley Railroad has arranged for ample
accommtdations and viii run trains
as follows:
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday trains viii leave fer VIII
liams' Grove Al 7:45 a. NJ lao 4 ri.
u f:10 p. m. Returning leave Grove
600 q. N. &7:i3 Il an, 1878 noon islo
d il. 1000 i. II. daily On Tues
day, "Wednesday aud Thursday al.
ditional trains will leave Grove 1T j;j9
p. m.
On Monday and saturday, cannee.
iions viii be made from and tcall reg
Mar Main Line trains. Excursion
tickets, good for ten days, WILDE sold
At the rate Of SI25.
Tickets good for The week n one
fare for the round trip.
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The Northern Pacific Railroad, stag
gering under mountainous burden Of
debt, has at length gone intothe hands
Of receivers. The company has vast
resources in lands and franchises but
these have proved unavailable in q sea
son Of extraordinary financial depres-
sion. Dividends on the preferred stock
have been suspended since May, 1892.
The stock Of the corporation is widely
distributed, and its temporary embar-
rassment is in consequence all the more
to be regretted
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17

Since tie Worlds Fair managers
have reduced their expenses within
reasonable bounds the great EXPOSE
tion seems 10 have been endowed with
renewed attractions for the masses.
Royalty IN the person of the Rajah
Maharajah Of Kapurthala visited the
grounds Tuesday, shaded, according
TO the local chroniclers, BY a gorgeous
silk umbrella and cooled BY a great
fan q peacock feathers. The band
played" VIZ stay spangled Banner
and 1000 persons noted that tbs
Raiah vas delighted with. the music.
There il nothing like 4 real live scion d
royalty y stimulate popular enthus
iasm at an International exhibition
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-17

The Arbitration and Peace Congress
Legion has begun its session ii tae
Art Palace at the Worlds Fair, under
The presidency Of Assistant Secretary
Of State, Josiah Quincy. Peace Con-
crosses have been a source Of a great
deal of amusement tothe Writings, aud
some varieties NJ the talking assem-
blies That have gone by that name
have perhaps justly deserved fidicuIe.
MOI much Impression, however, has as
yet been made upon the war lords Of
the European Continent but the spec
tacle of the great Iations Of Great
Britain and America repeatedly sub
uniting vexed International questions
topeaceful arbitration gives just cause
forN the hope that tile dream Of Z
Brotherhood Of Man and "a Parlia.
ment Of the World may yet be rea,
iized
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HOW TO KEEP COOL

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The United States Government viii
now have pretty bill of damages u
pay for asserting claim Of exclusive
jurisdiction over large area q The
North Pacific Ocean and the prcten.
sion that the fur seals making their
temporary ahodes on the Pribllof Is
lands were domestic animals. But, af-
Tor all, losing suit Of this kind is far
better than the war that vas threaten
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sions.
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KioR1H rnEIa KEIeEr . eOLD.

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The vote Of the Pennsylvania Steel
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favor u anincrease 70 $4,000, 900 81
lie issue IL the bonds Of the corpora
ton practically insures the rehabilita,
tion Of one Of. the most Imperialism
dustrial enterprises operating under a
charter from tile Commonwealth. The
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holders il not likely tobe long delayed.
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THURSDAY EVENING AUGUST Il. 1853

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