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1.-Two Stock Market

NEW YoRk Wednesday. June l<-Rsceipts Of bseves
for Tho market, and q cars direct 20 slauGbtsrera
univ I'm rsa nd ss. nor q. fSt pess
native eo,n,ied steers :od =. 8 6oss5 80 100 n:
$3.50. bulls and dry cows at S29S4.ao Dressed beef
duh at 7Nssc. per n. for native sdes Latest cable
from London quotes American steers nrn at I0x
S l3s, n, dressed weight am, and american IeirE:
todA, $40 quarters OF beef Tomorrcw. 1888 beevss.
and Nc y n higher for all sorts veAls sold Al $50
termilk calves At So bO9S4.25
Receipts OF sheep and lambs. including IL cars di.
rect were TO- 800 head. Both prime sheep and lambs
sold strong and shade higher. All common stock
ruled dull ~ decline OF Nc = sheep sold 81 80
@S6 90 100 ba lambs AZ S5;02HasT82k Dressed
Sei3c. '' ~
Receipts OF hogs were g. e6o head including 2 cars
for sale. Market steady at $7<o9$77o y 100 ba
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Electric stock Quotations.
New York Markets.

wrnsEsn.r. June l4.-Flour was steady. in sympathy
with the advance in wheat. but trade was only mod
erately active. Exports 52,p.2 bills, Ac. Receipts
~. 54i bbls 4c The sales were IL, 900 bills
GRAlS-Wheat advanced about sc. then reacted
slightly The worst features were the financial rumors
OF distur bling nature from the Northwest but on the
other hand Europe buying more freely and shorts
here and the West were covering. There Is an I'M
preston hero that the market has been oversod Tho
crop reports were generally favorable; The cables
10000 Tor export; No. Sor.hern a. tie ic;
{ o. b. store July q No. rod T. o b. ahoat at SIC.
under. No. hard winter at 80 under fso b. atoat
The receipts: chicago. 4ieos bush; Mlwsukse.
Louis. 1000: Toledo 27i44 Detroit. $500: Kansas
city. L.. 2s4 New York. 6l5doo Baltimore. 800:
653 bush total yesterday 7b9 s52 total last year.
S52 22O Future sales 6, 100. 900 bush. Follows:
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Sailed on the Majestic.

On the White Star steamship Majestic
which sailed Yesterday for Queenstown and
Liverpool. were Wilson Barrett. Sir Edmund
Greene the Earl and Countess Of jersey. Mr..
and Mra 4. j.. Forbes-Leith. the Rev, Dr.
Charles II. Parkhurst, W. X. Vanderbilt. Lady
Margaret Villiers. Sir Henry NJ. Blake. Gov
ernor. General of Jamaica. Sir Henry Billiard.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Pastor.
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rIu.Esa . Kn,fe In.o Hls Heart.

Gustavs Z johnson. . Dane. 20 years old.
who was employed as q dishwasher In the
restaurant OF Smith d Batter. at 257 Third
ing By stabbing himself In tho left breast
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OFFICE OF
THE PHILADELPHIA and READ.
ing RAILROAD COMPANY,
NO. as1 SOUTH FOURTH ST, PHILA.

NJ. 1Nt SOS EoO1hh - SAf
PHILADELPHIA. Juns =. 1898.
To the Security Holders:
THE PLAN OF READJUsTMENT FRO
vIDEs AS Follows,
I. For . Present issue OF eee, 900, 900 Col
lateral Trust Bonds, which will not ius-
pair the rights OF any OF the other securf-
ties OF the Company.
q. For the purchase. at par, as they mature,
OF the coupons OF the General Mortgage
Bonds for the next nvo years, but only if
the necessities of the Company require it )
n not. the coupons will be paid In cash.
o. For certain concessions by the I,ehieh
Valley Railroad Company, and by the
ondhoIders OF the Philadelphia. Reading
and New England Railroad Company. tho
Gettysburg and Harrisburg Railroad
Company, tho Philadelphia and FRANKFORT
Railroad Company, aud tho Lancaster
and auarryvillo Marrow Gauge Railroad
Conpany.
Z. For Voting Trust for seven years.
8. A syndicate representing $40 600. 900 10
pledged TO carry the plan into effect IT the
sssents OF the General Mortgage Bond
holders and Stock holders arc suncient
THE PLAN ACCOMPLIsHEs,
4. The proceeds ofthe Collateral Trust Bonds
will nquIdsts tho noatinE debt OF the Com
pany, release from jeopardy $4,000, 900
of securities now pledged for "a. 1891, 900 or
debit pay or all the outstanding notes OF
hn fov tn
and necessary for tho operation or tho
road, cancel all prior coupons purchased.
and pay all overdue claims.
.. Avoids foreclosure and consequent dts
Indignation.
o. Insures interest on the General Mortgage
Bonds for i've years, and possibly for all
time.
4. Preserves tho interests OF tho Income
Bondhoiders and Stock holders, In order
that they may derive the benefits to result
from the natural Increase In the business,
and from n conservative and economical
administration.
& Preserves the valuable connections made
since 1850.
o. Insures = continuity OF management for
seven years. uninterrupted by contests for
control by untriendly speculative inter
ests.
CONDITIONS OF SUCCESS OF PLAN,
I. The assent OF the holders OF Ninety Per
cent. OF tho General Mortgage Boads.
.. Tho assent of the holders OF Sixty per
cent. of tho Stock.
These assents must be given by JUNE 81,
1893, by signatures to the agreements in per-
son. or by powers OF attorney.
Copies or tho plan, explanatory statement,
agreements, and powers OF attorney may DO
obtained upon application to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, New York, 207
South Fourth ST., Philadelphia, and Dash
wood House. Old Broad ST.. London.
General Mortgage Bondho lders and Stock.
holders asserting to the plan do not thereby
bind themselves to subscribe to tho Collat- |
eral Trust Bonds.
JOSEPH 9. HARRIS, |
Prssident.
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Clrrtions and Hleetiuls.
THE CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAYS
AND UNION STOCK YAKDS 90.

NEW YORK Jane :, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that the annual meeting OF
the stoc holders OF tho Ihcagc junction RAH and
Union STOCK iAris Conn for tho election OF DlFec
tors and OF such other huAineSs ~ may
come before the meeting ~iI be held At the nfice II
the company. at Montgomery A. jersey CRY , IL.
on Ihursda, the 9Th day Of July 1898 az II o,G"es
viii close at 3 N. on Thursday, June 10 and rsopsa
81 10 A. II on friday. July Z. lAb3
By order OF the Board Of DIreeiorL
WILLIAM e. LANE. sserotazys
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mont paid SIC 900 ooo also additional Issue Of capital
Rons tsfscyn and ogdsn.su,ra nsiir.s I'd, Cen Jon
Chicago, Rock Island and Pseinc Railway compenys
sGsHSs sSs S 81 aIs total
Company Of cnie.gS saalsiG so,a
Chicago Ss.sht col. Gomgsny az, .da sdDs
sas q .Fnt
and %s, "o NsTSsd
% SS sdds Si to the lis to time
as the old stock Is retired.
auction to-day at the Real Estate Exchange:
IS.h.I.. Empire state Bank ssn ias'tess1so
20 shares First nation Bank Of Jersey citJ...S93
SS:ssI: HSi..S ssss;: agitsss:
fs4l H1 Esil5efS fna
10 share. Independent Powder Co preferred
shares Clinton Hail Association. toe 4ex
Treasury balances compare with those OF
yesterday as follows: ,u,<
cold coin and sg,!,sn .sS S;;sIsss 'sSss!sssss
Legal tender. including ,-e,,,,o ,7.,7s7s
Treasury notea.......".. zhors'to' @hfo'o'o
Totals. si26 .go $40 si26. oee.sas
Dspos.s in pstons banks fl. .Sdj tSa
bullion purchased under the act OF July II,
tbe aad q Which
D55.5S7 are outstanding.
Money in London. l y cent. Rate Of dis;
count In the open market. for both short and
three months bills. Ia y cent Amount OF
bullion gone into tho Bank Of England on bal
ance to day s13S.0O0. Paris advices quote y
cents at 0S francs 71ls centimes, and exchange
on London at 70 francs 1917 centimes.
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange |
to-day were as follows:
Sale. ope,ina HsehsA. LotsnsL C7oriro |
400 Chrysolite ....,..... % 23 20 20 |
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Rio on the spot was dull and weak at 16lc. for No. T.
Raw sugar was in far demand and firm Nc for g8a
test. with sales OF 200 tons and cargoes Including
80 test musccvado At 3hc. Refined sold freely
sale of 6,44o packages.
NAVAL sroEIs-sprits turpentino firm at 2sJf92sl<c
Rosin dull at 81 3o6Sl25 for common good
rETRoLEux-There were no sSles of certificates here
National CSC. bid and 63ac. asked. oil City, 6Slfa
63Ifc.. closing At 831sc. Refined unchanged.
PkoyisioSs-ChtcaRo was without decided change, in
optic Of large receipts of hogs and decline Of
1bc. to zoe. Lard here was weaker. Spot sales 100
tcs city at 99y.25c: Western 10 zoe: compound at
lGso Ss'; psfk 6 aSs, st az and pig.
sAles Of 80 hhds. at 4J8c Best butter 1SS2oISo; do
cheese. Ss99Ac. Eggs. 14@loc,
CorToS-1here was . selling movement during the
day. owing to disappointing advices. which carried
prices down IA TO II points but later tho covering
OF local shorts and buying for Southern account
caused rally. in which the carly decline was recov.
cred and tho market ended points higher than yes
points higher the other months. with tone rm
and the sales II 800 bales Large spot
In Liverpool and bullish Manchester advtces as we'll
the nrmness of southern markets. were the re-
deeming features from the bull standpoint. Prices
declined - 70 II points but recovered This
With sales of 2il.soo bales New orleans earns
declined IL to 13 points but recovered this aud
advanced to points Spot prices hero were steady
and unchanged at &C. for middling ppAnds with sAes
of 446 bales Tor spinning Tho Southern markets
at hve OF the southern marietta The receipts at tho
ports were 2:ss against 42b this day Last week and
2oz0 last year Exports. 7.4t5 bales The following
are to-day's transactions:
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dtiuitri1L


Loan ana Trust Company. New York. and DashvooA
House Old Broad st, London.
by order OF the BOARD or M.asrer..
JOSEPH 9. HARRIS,
Preside,A
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Oats were higher with better demand from ext ort
ers and recepts Western Spot sales
10000 bush including 80 900 for export No white
ahoat. ungraded at 40s44L4c. for white and $50
3ec. for mixed. white Arvat at Ale. Future sales
oSO 900 bush as folowp:
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW YORK. June II. 1923
HALLWAY coMr,>T,
oKEGoN HAILwAYAsp N.ylc,:

quarterly dividend OF one and half per cent IN
me capital stock OF TINS company viii he paG lu! J.
1898 AZ the once Of the company Amrs butl Ig 100
Ton Mass to stoct hulde OF record June 30 I-'''
Tho stock trNnsfer hooks which ,-s now close rot
the annual meeting Of the company. Will open June ~.
1898 closing the same nav al O'Clock r. NJ AMI 10
open July 4, 1888 At 10 o clock A. NJ.
a. uIP Ten
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OFFICE OF THE
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY,
ee1 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Philadelphia, May 10. 1891
To the Holders of the General Mort
gage Bonds of the Philadelphia
and Rea ding Railroad Company:
Tho holders OF the general mortgage bonds OF tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company arc
hereby requested to cali at the office of tho company
and to sign the proposed agreement between tho
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. tho
Pennsylvania Company for assurances Lves and
Granting Annuities and tho holders OF tho general
mortgage bonds for the sale TO tho said Pennsylvania
Company for assurances on Lives and Granting Annut
ties trustee for cash. at par OF ten coupons OF the
registered interest they mature begin ming
of July l. 1893 and including that of Jan 1885, to be
held security for tho issue OF coupon trust
certificates in accordance with tho provisions Of
plan for the of tho Affairs OF the Phadst
phia and Reading Railroad Company and the Phila.
delphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company. and the
VI mo anu otner InuoOteunetB now In
default The agreement also gives the bondhode the
option to take said certificates par instead OF selling
the coupons interest and makes the certificates
deemAbe at los cent and accrued interest out Of
the nrst moneys applicable thereto
Notice is hereby given that In order that the plan
may become operative and DO carried into effect It
10 necessary that the holders of upward of ninety
per cent OF tho general mortgage bonds should
become parties to the said agreement. on or before
the 2Ist day OF june 1898 tho plan DO aban-
doned.
Copies OF the said plan and explanatory statement
and OF the proposed agreement with tho general
mortgage bondholders can be obtained tho otfces
OF the company. 227 South Fourth ST. Philadelphia;
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company. New York. and
Dashwood House. Old Broad ST.. London
BY order OF the hoard OF Managers,
JOSEPH b. HARRIS
President
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Corn advanced lc. owing to smaller receipts. higher
cables and tho covering Of shorts here and at Chicago
Tho crop news however. was generally favorable
Spot sales 20 600 bush. including $4,000 for export
No. at 4ac in elevator and 4gtea4etc. anoat al
4q3ic ask cd: do to arrive 4Sl4c. c. e. No.
2 white, to arrive. at 52hc Future sales 100000
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THE GT t %GS >' 70, X ;. EfI ~
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY. AZ HROADWAi Az

-, :. . NEW iVKk, JUG
coupon No or the tomiAnys olatera lrlsto
per Gent God bonds win be paid on and after w
j. 1879 IN New York At the nee of fe central rTi't
company and IN London At tho Office o. Blake. Boise
vain Ia
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BID Asked Bid A,ted
Boo 4 Albany. 2oS 200 West'houseE.. 2B 20
bos. Maine. 1913 1b4 West End Land 13k -
u. " IN. i. p. 90 % Calumet .2Se 2sd
Mex. Cent. <s. bS A. T. 5. y. a. 7S1 7SI1
Old Colony. 1886 1873 A.. T. 8 y. in. 4xx AN
Amer. Bell Tel1vO 1913
PHILADELPHIA CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Bid Ashsd Bid AJ.t
Ishigh Valley. - 4sH Penna. R. r.. .6oH 81
L Ca Nav co. 30 81 Met. Traction. 1o7h
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Pursuant to tho provisions or the agreement dated
May !. 1893 for the reorganization OF the Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway and wareh ouss
Company and its SUBORDINATE COMPANIES. notice
IL given that tho Comnttee therein named has limit
TO June "a, 1903. at o'clock II. NJ. the time OF
tho of said agreement by holders Of tho
Consolidated Mortgage per cent. bonds of tho Rich
mond and Danvile Railroad Company and bonds and
stock of the Georgia Pacific Railway Company
Under the provisions of said agreement outstanding
Consolidated Mortgage Per Cent. Bonds or
the RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
First Mortgage Per Cent Bonds or the
GEORGIA PACIFIC RAILWAY COM
PANY.
Consolidated Second Mortgage Per Ce.t
Bonds Of tn. GEORGIA PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
Income Mortgage bonds or the GEORGIA
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
stock OF the GEORGIA PACIFIC RAIL
WAY COMPANY.
must therefore, be deposited At the ofnos OF Drexe
Morgan 4 Co. % Wall St. Now York, not iator than
June 9Th, 1898, at O'Clock r. M.
Deposits after that date II accepted will BE- rsceiv.d
only upon such terms as the COMMITTEES shall deem nt
&, II. COSTER.
:E s!I..nss sn !, n,.a., }oomnis'..
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ATLANTIC TRCsT loMrANY,m.

~ WILLIAM ST, new YORK CITY
aiy,dsnd 81 ten per cent lsf sent "n nspsh
NY. Series No and Series Nn Il has hem declared
payable at tbs office on aud after June u l-"'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13
4 Comical Sitnation.

In an Episcopal boarding-school, a
few years ago, the scholars and teach
ers were assembled for morning pray
er The reading and singing were
over and all were resuming their seats,
when one Of the Young ladies, of a
very short thick stature, missing her
chnir, seated herself with thud on
the floor. Nobody smiled All were
too decorous for that. The fallen
one, embarrassed into the momentary
loss of common-sense, retained her
lowly seat, opened her prayer book,
aud appeared to be earnestly engaged
in examining its contents This was
almost too much for her companions,
and smile began to struggle Oh many
a fair countensnce, when the rector
arose and began reading the first
morning lesson. lie read from the
fifth chapter of Amos, as follows:
The virgin of Israel has fallen she
shall no more rise she is forsaken up
on her land there is none to raise her
up This was toomuch the voice Of
the rector trembled as he looked up
aud saw the fallen Nirgin the scholars
turned red in their faces, and the ex-
L..
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13

~. ,,...., I.,-..l,- ,y-,,,,sa the eyes TO
-, L. nooo.sarv
..l.s Whom
'' -, {.,',;a.1. olwovs
- - - hottie
When.
10y - '' - al. ,,loce
-, 1T. :; dork
&c st;lled
,:...;.,.. ,,,,s+ he
r''' ,..n vi rbo foreiop
IN. sond cinders.
o1lo1;os
a. a,aid sudden
sl:lt -. l,at directly At
w '"'' .i,,,s from
~ -, All 4bo
~, "','' " ,,;na tbo
NV :" '''' ar
DO'' WIN 3,.t;s! l. i i
'"' ''' ,''' " ma firm
'''',''i '"' up ~ ~, e.. 1;f+
~ "''"''i w -. :. I.,,
~ a,I 4h.n allow If
o'' .a.,,.,1 ma
10 7ii'' ' ~ 2''1' y - ,.;u bo
''' -, -. Tho on
s'i"l''" q" va ~ -, 80
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13
4 Rock Salt Quarry.

Up to a few years ago it was sup
posed that the only rock salt in the
United States was that found in West
Virginia. There is a mountain of it
in san Pete county, Utah, from which
last year 100 carloads we're shipped
outside the territory, and 30 carloads
to Utah points. It is in Salt Creek
Canyon, six miles east Of Nephi. The
mine has a face of 100 feet of solid
salt, and is quarried the same as stone.
A single blast often produces 10 tons
in Jumps of 10 to 800 pounds
This rock salt is shipped to Butte,
Helena and to points in Nevada and
Colorado. 1t is used in the mines for
huXing and on the cattle ranges as a
lick. AT Salina, in Sewer county,
there are also works Of some magni-
tude St. Louis Republic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13

she said, looking at the boy and parrot
rcpro,ingly. Poll just returned home
this morning from the woods, where
he has been prankiug with with the
owls, she continued ben has taught
him the most unenrthlv screams you
ever heard and now he goes of
into the woods regularly for day or
two every week and nearly sets the
staid old owls Wild with his noise.
"Oh, Mollie, Mollie! Mollie Mol
lie!" cried the parrot, looking at his
mistress reproachfully.
And Mollie blushcd as prettily as a
rose.
There is large clearing in the pine
forest to-day and Poll has learned to
initiate the sound Of baby voices in all
their many changing moods Pitts
burg Press.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13

Ben Burlap Dragged about his barn VIII
every man he see,
said it WIZ the finest barn that any barr,
could be;
SEE he: "The worl is full er barnsi but
still calkerlate
There amt no barn like Burlap's barn, ami
haint been upto date
An wen yer saw wild-eyed man who raised
considerable rumpus,
An waved an Topped his arms aroun to az
p'ints of the compass,
And swished his whiskers in the wind an
spun halliday yarn,
You knowed it wuz Ben Burlap, sure, ex-
poundin' on his barn.
An went down to see his barn. he hung on
so like sin.
one day tor my wife guessed I'd go an
take It in.
'Twuz just rs good % Jim he'd said, ez fine as
it could be.
1t beat all barns ever see, or ever 'speot to
see.
Wen come ont seq to Jim, What's that
small buildin there,
That kinder wobbly lookin thing, that tum-
be-down affair?
1t looks so rickety and weak faint fit TO hold
mouse --'
On, yes, seq Jim, Its full er mice; that az
hut is my house.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13
He Was Mrnng

"Well, = said facetious stranger to
member of the brass band, there is
one thing for you to be thankful for. g
"Yot is dose?' inquired the musi.
clan
You can always blow your own
horn
Nein, my frlendt DIS comet Is
borrowed. Washington Star.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13
In THE PINBRIES.

Hour after hour and minute after
minute the road had become more and
more dim and uncertain, and as dark
ness set in | found myself deep in the
wilderness, completely lost, hungry
and tired, with no prospect in view
hut to spend the night without any
shelter in the open air.
Although l had to ackno Wedge to
myself that did not know in what
direction was going, | was still loath
to stop. kept ON going somewhere,
stumbling here and falling there, I'M
til at last was too weary to get up
again and lay where l had fallen.
Twas deep within the pineries of East
crn Texas. Tn ground under foot
was soft and springy and felt as if it
had been but newly made-fresh from
the hand of the Creator But the giant
pines lowered high above me, and |
knew that the ground was at least as
old as the trees, not made purposely
that day to bawilder me in its shad-
ows and the deeper darkness Of night.
As | lay upon the glE u. where | had
fallen, peering through ttfNt -ffrJs. :
riffs in the tree tops above me, watch
ing the twinkling stars, and the drift
ing gulf clouds, au unearthly scream
reached my ears. Never before had ]
heard a cry so piercing, a sound so I'M
earthly.
Again and again the cry came
through the darkness, and it was only
by sheer desperation that | managed
to rise to my feet, the better to enable
me to look about, and if possible to
discover the source from which the
cry emanated. | strained my eyes
looking through the darkness, but |
could see nothing except the nearest
trees rearing their giant forms into
the deeper darkness above me.
For minute or two after the last
terrible scream there was dead 81
lence, unbroken even by the gentle
soughing Of the wind in the tree
tops Then the boot of an owl in the
distance reyerberated through the for
est and its sound, generally startling
and uncannv, seemed as sweet as mu-
sic in my ears. Again and again the
owl hooted, and in few minutes an
swering boots rang through the dark
ness from every direction, and soft
hutter of wings was heard above as
they flew hither and thither in search
of food or trying their wings in wide
circles for fuu and pleasure.
had begun to grow calm and coll
lected again under the soft influence
of the waiting wings OF the owls and
their occasional calls to one another,
when suddenly, close to my ear, a
sharp, rasping voice inquired:
~. p"' 'o'i'
ny ''' ~ "'''i
=" 'i' -
q wings ana the mohotonous boots
OF the owls,
How long | sat and listened | do
not know, The sameness of the
sounds of the forest luiled me to sleep
at last, and l slumbered lightly upon
the ground
1t might have been an hour or it
might have been only minute that 1
had lost consciousness in sleep when
something or somebody tapped me
smartly upon the cheek and piercing
cry for help rang through my ears and
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13

Some years a4" whom tA' British
troops were fighting '2nw-t the forces
of the Mohdi h tA' N"'dan "Prortl-
nifty was afforded tommy OF tine cor
respondents accompanying th" eNp1''l-
ton to study the habits of the camel.
Most of the Transportation of the sol
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-10-13

All along the Atlantic coast there IS
excessive reduphcation OF English and
Scotch and Irish names Of places.
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e. JUST SUPPOSIN'

Now, that you could see a big stock of season
able goods, and just supposin' that the prices
had been put way down to theVery dead line Of
profit, so that none could go lower, would you
have the sand to buv from a lesser stock and
pay larger price?
WOULD YOU? WOULD 10 u?
WE HAVE SURELY DoNElT
The Most Complete Stock. The Lowest Prices