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Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18

We are informed that Mr.. ]. ID. Long.
who has been operating large berry,
basket and crate factory at Frankford.
Del, for many years is contemplating a
removal and visited Snow Hill recently
with view of locating his plant in our
town, provided our people will take some
interest aud stock in the enterprise. II
is matter worthy of consideration and
action. We have men here abundantly
able to subscribe % this enterprise which
will give employment 10 hundred of
idle hands Will you help your town
alongs
John Bailey, one of the best known
and most respectable colored men in our
town, died ut his home last Saturday
night after short illness with pncumo-
MIA at the age of thirty-two years. lie
had liberal education and for ten years
had served as assistant teacher in the
colored school ofthis town, where he will
he missed. He took great interest in his
school and was much liked by the patrons
both young ahd old. Ills school is said
To he one of The best disciplined in the
county. The remains OF the deceased
were inferred in the Ebenezcr NJ. T.
Churchyard. Rev. J. II. Winters Oflicia-
ting. The funeral procession was one of
the largest ever seen IN our town. The
school children attended in body. and
many of his old scholars came home from
u distance To pay their last respects "a
their former teacher. lie leaves wild
ow for whom much sympathy is express
ed by the white "a well as colored people
of our town
"A conference OF Sunday School work
ers of Worcester County was held al
Whaleyvillc on Saturday and Sunday
last. II was presided over by Rev. Jos
J. Dcvereaux. President of the County
Association. Various subjects of interest
were discussed Among the speakers
were Rev. Joseph Devereaux, State Or
ganizcr Mock. n. Jerome wimbrough
l.. ;. Nelson, +. G. Davis. Rev. J. w
Paris and James Collins. The officers
elected fnr the ensuing year were Presi
dent, Rev. J. J. Deyereaux; Vice Presi
dents-S. r. Carey. J. s Price. Edward
Fuibush. Elijah Bowen. l.. ). Nelson
James Il. Dickerson. Mrs Ellen Dryden,
Mrs. Matte Townsend, ID. c. Hudson.
G. T. Bratten, Secretary; II. J. McA!len
Assistant Secretary: J. :. Hill, Treasurer
Executive Committee -R. ID. Jones. ). p.
Hall. Joseph Stevens. The audiences
were large and enthusiastic II is pro.
posed to push the work in this count y
the coming Spring aud Summer.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
Notice To Stallion Owners.

The attention of all persons who
intend licensing stations in Worcester
county is called to the following sec
tions of chapter 40 of the laws of
Maryland for 1892
SECTION BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
every owner or agent who may have
the custody or control of any stallion,
who shall charge a fee for the services
of such stallion, shall before advertis-
ing or offering such service to the
public, for any fee, reward or compen-
sation, file with the Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court of the county in which
such owner or owners, agent or agents
reside, or in which such stallion shall
be kept for service, or if such service
shall be offered in the city of Balti-
more, then with the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, a written statement
giving the name, age pedigree and
record, if known, if not known, then
that the same is unknown, the descript-
ion, terms and condition upon which
such stations will serve. lfpon filing
such statement, the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for the county, or for the
Court of Common Pleas Of Baltimore,
as the case may be, shall issue a GER
tiicate or license to the owner or
owners, agent or agents having the
custody or control of such stallion,
that such statement has been filed
in his Office the owners, or agent or
agents Of the owners of such stallion
shall then post written or printed
copy of the statement so filed with
such clerk. in a conspicuous place in
each locality in which said stallion
shall be kept for service.
SEC. 2. Every owner or agent who
shall proclaim or publish a false or
fraudulent pedigree or record or state
ment of any kind regarding any stall
ion, or who shall neglect or refuse to
comply with the provision, of section
one of this act shall forfeit all fees for
the services of such stallion, and the
person or persons who may be deceived
or defrauded by such false or fraudu-
lent pedigree or record or statements
may sue and recover in any court of
competent jurisdiction such damages
as may be shown to have been sustain
ed by reason OF such false and fraudu-
lent representation.
SEC. ;. Whenever the owner or
agent of the owner or owners of any
stallion shall have complied with the
foregoing provisions of this act. the
services of such stallion shall become
lien on each mare served, together
with the foal of such mare resulting
from such a service for an amount
agreed upon between the parties at
the time of service, or in the event
of no such agreement having been
entered into between them, then in
such an amount as specified for service
fee of such stallion or stations in the
statement hereinbefore required to be
filed with the clerks of said respective
courts; provided, that notice of such
lien shall be filed within six months
after such service, lien shall terminate
at the end of year from the date Of
filing notice thereof. unless within
that time an action shall be commen-
ced for the enforcement thereof.
1t will be noticed that unless the
provisions Of this act are complied
with there is no lien on the mare and
progeny.
FRANcIs HENRY PURNELL,
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18

Allow me to add my tribute To the
efficacy of Ely's Cream Balm. was a
suffering from severe attack of iniluen.
IN and catairh and was induced to try
your remedy. The result was marvel.
Gus. could hardly articulate. and in
less than ,wenty-four hours the catarrah,
al symptoms and my hoarseness disap-
peared and was able to sing a heavy
roll in Grand Opera with voice unimpair-
ed. strongly recommend 1t to all sing
ers.-Wm. II. Hamilton, Leading Basso
Of the c. y. Hess Grand Opera Co
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
A New Cure for Rheumatism.

Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, ILL.,. was
troubled with rheumatism and tried
number of different remedies, but says
none of them seemed to do him any good;
but finally he got hold of one that speedI-
ly cured him. lie was much pleased with il
and felt sure that others similarly affiict-
ell would like To know what the remedy
was that cured him. lie states for the
benefit of the public that il is called
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. For sale by
DIR. Chas. F. W. Hall, Druggist Snow
Hill, Md
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
STOCKTON.

Died at the home of her parents in
this place, on Friday night, Dollie. the
only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Illitfc. Death is sad at any age, but par,ic-
ularly with the young (she was scarcely
more than eiGhteen), when liie's journey
has iasi begun. Her illness was very brief.
but most severe and despite what medi-
cal skill and loving hearts and hands
could do, she succumbed Her suffering
was borne with wonderful patience
and foriitule-she C'was willing, more
than willing'') to die If the dear Lord
| wished. The funeral services We're CON
Quoted by Rev. n. McQnay in the NJ. f.
| Church Sunday afternoon--she was laid
At rest in the VI T. Cemetery near by
throng of sorrowing and sympathetic
friends To the fond parents and brothers
left, the sympathies of the community so
on, 10 them in this great bereavement
Miss Agnes Price, who has been paying
her parents here long and pleasant
visit, returned to Wilmington Thursday.
I.ltle Lucille Taylor celebrated her
fourth birthday Tuesday by entertaining
all her little girl friends in town. We
wish her many happy returns Of the day.
Mrs. NJ C. Watts is visiting her brother
i'm Jamaica.
Mrs William @. Paine and the Misses
Price spent last Tuesday in Giriletree.
We are glad To see that Mr.. King
Johnson has recovered from his attack
of measles and is now ont again
Miss Blanche Powell returned home
Sunday last.
Mrs Thomas Pruitt. Of Grcenhack Vile,
spen, u few days with friends in this
place last week.
We wonder il the some one" who
barred the doors a, the Stockton Academy
on St Valentines Day feels repaid for his
trouble?
The society of the Busy Bees was
swec,ly hved a; the home OF Miss May
Waters, Wednesday last BEATRICE.
Resolutions.
The following paper was adopted in q
joint meeting of the Epworih League
and Young Peoples Union, of Stockton
held in the W. f. parsonage, Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst.
| WHEREAS. in the wise providence o.
God. Miss Dollie Iiliife, daughter of Vim
and Sarah Iliffe, has been removed from
MS hy death. Therefore.
ReSoired, That we The members of III,
Epworth League and Young People,
Union in joint meeting, do thereby record
our appreciation Of the noble virtues q
the departed and our own persona
bereavement in her removal.
Rts9lred also that We extend our deep
cs, sympathy To- the hcreaved family il
their great sorrow. and pray that they
may have that grace which sustains II
the snrest trials. We also rejoice in III,
fact that Miss pnlIies death WAS so fnl
of peaceful trust in God She cannot com,
to- Us hut We can 20 Ia her
4 MAMIE PAYNE. President Y l.. L.
MAMIE MARSHALL. Ssc'y Y Z. L
\. McQuAy. President Ep League.
SrE TAYLOR, Sec'y Epwor,h League
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
NEWARK.

The entertainment held AT the school
house Friday and Saturday evenings
February 3d and i,h was quite success.
MIR James Townsend and sister, Miss
Stella are visiting Baltimore and Phila
delpha.
Measles are still prevalent in town
new cases break out almost daily.
Miss Della Jones was the guest of Mrs
Thomas Davis Sunday.
Capt. Jas +. Bowen has been home on
a short visit TO his family
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18

ELKToN. Mn. Feb. 13.-Jusiice of the
Peace Andrew J. Scott died this morning
in the sixty-sixth year OF his age. from
the effects Of paralytic stroke which he
suffered the previous eveneng. Mr.. Scott
was appointed justice of the peace by
Governor Hamilton in 1891 lie also
served as deputy under his brother. VIM.
Scott, when sheriff IN Cecil county. lie
married Miss Emma Pancoast, of Phila-
delphia, who survives him. Charles Il.
Scott. of Baltimore, is his son and Mrs.
Charles W. Wells, of Elkton is his daugh-
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
Official Paper Of Worcester Co,

Authorized by the County Conn
missiOncrs to do all the County
Printing for 1S92-03. Has the
largest bona fidc circulation of
any newspaper published I'm Wor-
cester County and can prove it.
Democratic messenger., 1893-02-18
LOCALS.

Local Notices are Zoe per line
each insertion. Under head of
"BtlSincsS Items" De per line.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

-Na@rt4ten aus 9aiti beiagen BE.
treffs etnes Morbberiu@s auf ben prd>
fioenten 9pppolite: 4m 2. 9e3ember
I'M 2 ubr Morgens entbedte Elm
Ma4tpolter einsn Morbgeiellen i'm
palaft. ST mart fi@ auf i'm, Der nit
etnem i@urfen @ol@e bepaffnet par
unb ber3peifelten Miberitanb l~eiftete.
Dte @@ilbma@e rief INN 9iilfe, tporaui
ber Praiibent unb mebrere 4biutanten
berbetetlten unb ben Man1 feitnabmen.
tDel4er geitanb, ct fei bon port au
prtnce angetommen, nm ben prdiioenz
ten gu t0bten; 9unberte, fagte Ct. pa>
rem bereit, benz General 9pppplite baa
2eben gu nebmen, tpen,1 ibm bies mfg
ldnge. Der prdiibent befa9l, baB BET
Morbgeielle erf@oKen tperbe, besglei>
@en BET Offi3ier ber palaftpa@e To-
ipit ber am palafteingang ~itationirte
Wa@tpoiten, neil lie ii@ elmer groBen
TabrldFtgtett f@ulbig gema4t baben,
Ser 8efebl puroe ausgefibrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
OcnerrctM.

@ien. Ser beutf@ 8 0fterret@f@e
Diitan3ritt fat in ben Rreifen bes
beuti@en unb 0fterrei@if@en Sraber<
iports ben @ebanten ent{tebsn lai1en,
i'm nd@iten Sabre cine Dauerfabrt
3pif@en ben 9auptftGbten Deutf4z
lambs unb Oe1terreids gu peranftal<
ten, I'M ben &raber auf feline Sets
ftungsfabtgteit gu prufen. unb UNI cine
para1ele 5lpti@en benz jin9ft ftattge<
babten Diltan3ritt unb ber @ertpen<
bung BON Srabern fir berartige Dauz
ertouren gu erbalten. @s ftnben baher
bereits Werbanblungen 5mti@en ben
m%ab9ebenoen Yer ionlt@teiten ber be-
na@barten @ereine ftatt, unb es 1T an<
3unebmen, baB bteielben in nd@ter
3eit gu einem ab14lieBenben Refultat
fibren tperben.
9ier itarb Der 9iftortenmaler Grnit
Rlimt, 20 Sabre alt, Der Bel ber Mus<
f@midung bes 9ofburgtbeaters unb
ber 9ofmuieen berporragenb tbGtig
mar.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

-WiIiam @loB, Elm ebemaliger
MngeiteQter bes palmsr 9ou1e in @btz
caso, tam tir3li4 in benz iebs Meiz
len bon 10 n in COLORADO entz
fernten @ebirg, bur@ einen @@neez
ftur3 INN bas 2eben. St mar i'm boz
rigen Tebruar in bas 8er9mannslager
in @reebe g:tommen, mar cine 3ett
lang als Na@tz@lert in 8ainarb unb
8eebe's 9otel bei@dftiat unb murbe
alsbann @olbgrdber. Ct unb mebrsre
@enoFen tparen etma a@t6unbert SUB
unterbalb bes @ipfels zines 8:r9eS
NIT benz Gintreiben zines @toQens BE-
fabt. Ct batt, neuli@ cine 2abung
6elsitiide bis Dor bic Miinbung bes
@tollens eefabren. als cine Canine
i'm feds SUB tief b:ri@lttete. Grit
bur@ a~ngeftrengte barte @rbeit gelane
es fetnen @enoFsn, feline 2et@e aus
benz @@nee an bas Sagesli&t gu f0r<
bern.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Sn bic mir.bl@aft ron 2atprence
Bifbel, in benz @orfe Dousman n.
Wautefba &c., trat neuli@ Mb:nbs
pl0blt@ Elm mastlrter Mann Elm, bez
fail ben @npeienben. bic 9dnbe in bic
96be gu balten, ftoB brei Repolper<
f4ife in bic 2uft unb entf,::1te F4
bann i@leunigft, einen bralb:n M::cit
ftebenben @@lttten beftei9enb. 0b
ber unbetannte Elm Rduber mar, tpel<
der bur@ bic u~nertpartete Mnp:f :nbstt
10 bieler perionen fi& bon feinem 1or>
baben abi@redsn lteb ober Elm lo,1trer
@paBbogel, mirb tpobl un1ui Jet(drt
bleiben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

-Mls Der ruTif@e 3aremitf@
9mitrp. Der Sobn Stpans 6ts @rau<
famen, i'm Sabre 1891 in Der @tabt
l1glitf@ auf 8efebl bes 3aren Boris
@obul,ptp ermorbet tpurbe, gab cine
@lode bes bortigen Rreml bas 3ei4en
3ur Shat. Dieie @lode tpurbe fpGter
mad Sobolst in 9ibirten berf9tdt,
mo lie fir etptge 3eiten in ber 0erbanz
nurg bleiben follte. Sic guten 8lrger
bon uglit1@ tpollten aber 9erns tbre
biftorii@e @lode pieber 3uriid baben.
unb na4 pielen 8ittgeiu4en ipurbe bas
@erbannungsbetret iiber bic @lode,
tpel9e pbne es gu tpoQen, 10 piel I'M
fell anseitiftet bate, in biefem Sabre
aufgeboben. @enau 300 Sabre maren
feitbem berfloKen, unb nit 9robem
Yomp bielt bic rberbannte @lode"
tpGbrenb bie{es @ommerS ibren @tn5ug
in bic @tabt uglit14. Nun per0ff:ntz
li@t i'm "9tftorti@en @oten" ber ruiz
ftf4e 9iftoriter Mbrtanom etnen Mufz
1aB, in tpeldem ct ben Na9meis fiibrt,
baB es gar ni4t bic biitorif@e @lode
lei, pel@e unter 10 groben Geierlt4fetz
ten 5uridsebra@t morben tpar. Sn
Sobolst bate man biefelb: i'm @of ien=
tburm au fgebdngt unb auf @runb Ell
1ner Sni@rift mar angenommen porz
ben, bah es bic ben Morb einldutenbe
@lode lei. Mbrianom fiibrt ben Na9z
meis, bab bieie Snf4rtft crit am @nbe
bes a@t3ebnten Sabrbunberts angez
bra@t nurbe unb bab bic e4te @lode
bereits i'm Sabre 1867 9eleg:ntlt4 etz
nes groben Branbes, tpel4er fat gang
Sobolst eindf@erte, 9ei@mol3en mar:
9aS ptrb bur@ Mttenftude, trel4e 1td
auf bas S@abenfeuer be3teben, boQz
fon1mer na9gepte{en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Repolper berppr unb luo te9S patro=
men binein. Meine Neugieroe tparb
bisrbur@ rese. i@ iuenoete MIDI baz
ber gu linn NIT Der Grase: ~Nun.
lleber Greunb, IS giebt nobl bier bel
Milb in Der Ndbe2"-rSebr bel &C.
rabe ni9t. Grember, aber bin unb tptes
Der 1T einiges gu Observation-Disclosures
pobl tleines Mtlb9"-~Sa, meiitens,
mandmal 1T es aber fat feds SUB
grob. Das Wilb. bas i4 1uhe, TT
aiemlt9 10 bod."-~Ste meinen ges
nib eirar Mann9"- r@enau. bas
tpas t@ meine, Grember. Sd babe
teine 3eit, UNI auf Ju4fe, mteiel ober
ber9lei@en Sa9b gu MAIDEN. Sd fabrs
mad DanptQe, UNI etnen mann gu jaz
een."-r@inen, NIT benz Sic tpabrs
i4einli9 Streit gebabt baben9"-
rRi9tig. ST lsbt mir f@on lett atpanz
gig Sabrsn gum Merser unb i@ tann
es ridt ldnger ausbalten. Sd bege
eesen Niemanb Seinbf@aft, aber Der
1T mir in BET Seele outpiber. "-rMetb
Ct, baB sic tommen?"-rDas lolte
i9 metnen. Sd babe linn qeitern Na1>
ri9t gsgeben. St tpirb pobl am 8abns
bofe 1ein, tpenr mir bort eintreffen."
-.Mu9 betpaffnet9"- ~Natirli6! Ct
lit tetner bon Der Sorte. bic auf fi4
f@teben ldBt, obne tpieber gu f@ieben;
ii@er nt@t!"- rMber Menf9, sic tpolz
len mir bod ni4t iagen, bab sic nah
Danpille geb:n, lebtgli@ UNI ein:u
Mann gu eri9ieben ober 5elbi er14ofz
fen gu tperben!" rief i@ aus, I'M b0&z
item @rabe entfeBt iiber feline &altbliiz
tigteit.-rMus teinem anberen @runz
BE-" entgesnete ct. ~Wte i@ Sbnen
fagte, i4 babe es 10 lange nit tbm
a%usgebalten, als es a,1a, afer ieEt'
muB elmer tpei9en; m0slt9erpetfe TT
ct es, m0gli9erpeiie bin i9 e." ST
itedte 1einen &ebolper in bic Sa14e,
feBte feline 8rtQe auf unb lag tpdbrenb
bes Me1 tes ber Gabrt in elmer 3ettung.
Mls mir uns Danbile ndberten, 1tanb
ct auf, nabm fem @epebr in bic 9ano
unb ginq 3ur Wagentbir, no ber 3ugz
fubrer itanb. Na@bem Der 3ug bteh,
trat er binaus auf bic platform u'lo
itisg ab. @r bate eben bic leBte Gt!uz
fe binter fi@, als Elm @@ub tra&te ul'b
CT, bur@ ben &opf 9ei&ohen, toot ME
Der ~tir3te. 9er rMnbere" bate zen
Brief erbalten unb mar ri4tig EUR
@telle ~setpeien. Mls ber 3ug !nci:er
fubr, fpra@ td nit benz 3ugfu9rer
iber ben @orfa1; bieier meinte
nMan pirb ietne 2si@e na@ &aule
fenben, bas 1T ales, mas gel4i,1t.
Sd fagte linn, pte ct ii& perbalten
io1e, Der MenI4 mar jebo@ gu eia:nz
iinntg. @r bditte aus Der an5ern 3bilr
ausitetgen unb unter benz Ma9en blnz
bur9 }9ieben 5ollen, aber Ct 9(aufte
alles be7er gu nii1en unb bat nun be
6olgen bapon. Sd femme Jpn, ct NAT
Elm gang gutter Meni&, nur gu e;as9z
finntg."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Q rsriffen. rMnse1lagter. @te
itnb bei@ulbigt, ben 3eugen an ben
DIR n 9erthen gu baben!"
.M@ nee, 9,rr @i&ter! St battle
mir eben 3ablung elmer S&u(b berz
fpro9en unb ba tpolt i9 i'm betm
abort nebmen, ertpif4te aber ftatt bef'
fen in rneiner auraii@tisteit feline Sb:
ren!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

@@1aaferttg. @r: sd MOD
t. nrr mil en-, tparum in a1er Melt
mir uns gebeiratbet BADEN! mir finb
bod in jebem puntt 10 bimmeltpett
bon etnar1ber entfernt tpte - tpie -
bas @uts bonn @9le4ten." - sic:
% Du @4mei4ler!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19
,,Sm ~et8enfnnt8."

Inter bie5em Sttel er3dblt I'M rNep
Dort 6eralo" Elm @eiienber bag folgenz
Be b09it intereKante @:f@t4t@en: Sin
etma fiinf3igidbrtger Mann beitteg In
2pn4burg, 3d., ben 3ug unb nabm
neben mir Y1ab. @r trug Elm Sas6>
getpebr in Der 9anb, unb balb na4z
Dem er ft4 gsfeBt batte, 5og CT einen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

CHICAGO.

Mintsrm.iaen, $780,; Sonmer.
tpeiaen, 45-72.; Mossen. Sis;
9afer, 1884,; @erite. 38 - c.;
Corn. 49,; Rleie, 11.00--1l. t.;
Mibbliu9s. 11.25-11.50.; 4:u. 81
motbp. 8.00-l1.50.; 9eu. prairie,
7.25-8.75; @tiere, 800 - 5.40.;
Rube unb 6eifers, 1.25 - 3.O5.;
S@peine. 6.00-7.05.; S9afe. 300
-5.15.; 2dmmer, 3.85-5.55.; 8ut>
ter, Creamery. $780,; 8utt:r, Dat>
rp, $685.; Raie, Cream. 9 - H.;
&Gie, @9peioer, ill.,; @ter. 26-
e.; Rartoffeln, $751;; 3ptebeln,
3.25-3.50.; Grbien, Las ~ 1.50.;
Meibtraut per 9unbert, 6.00-10.00.;
Mepfel, 1.5O-2.75.; 8obnen, Ito
1.75.; aleeiamen, $50 = 7.5O.; 81
mot61iamen 1.9o - 1.93.; Gla@s,
1.1O.; @bistep, 1.30.; 9onig, 6-16:;
Salg, 3-4.; prairlebubner per Dut@
3enb, 5.25 - 6.00.; Quails, 1876
1.4O.; cartridges, 6.00-6.25.; 9a<
fen, 1.00.; @eidla&tete 9u6ner, g.
g.; @pringbiibner, So; 9dbne, s.;
@nten, 10-12.; Surteps. II - L.;
@dnie, I'LL.
indianapolis n. st. Naul.
Wetaen, 81 - g.; Mossen, A.;
@erite, IS - 49,; Safer, 81; Gorn,
33 - a.; &eu, llpla1b. ZOO; 9eu,
pilbes, 800 - $780,; Meebl, 2.2O-
$780,; Rleie, $50 - $780,; Butter,
Creamery, 20 - 49,; Butter. 9atrp,
$685.; Gier, 21-24.
Soutb cmaba.
@tiere, 3.15 - 5.15.; &iibe unb
Softer, 1.25-3.O0.; @4metne, 6.65-
SIS; @&afe, 3.50-5.00.; 2ammer,
100000.
! eto,T @itv.
Ribe uno Sellers, 1.60 - 2.15.;
@@meine, 6.40-6.60.; Mei3:n, 81
S.; @ogeen, 35.; @afer, 26 28.;
&orn, 26 - 49,; Gla@s. &c.; Sou.
5.00-5.50.; Butter, 9atrp, 1884,;
&ier, a.; 9onig. 18.
&anlaS Gttp.
@tiere, 2.50-6.OO.; &ube, 100
400; @@meine, 6.50-6.65.; @@a<
fe, 400 $780,; 2dmmer, 5.15.; Met<
aen, $780,; @ogger, 49,; @orn, 80
-35.; @ier, 22-23.; 9afer, 28-31.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

-@ie &0nigin bon @nglanb bat
itets an tpiirbiger @eibna@tsfeier aadb
beutf@er Dirt gebangen. Ser beut14e
Sannenbaum bat niemals i'm Rret1e
ibrer Gamilie gefeblt. Sn bieiem
Sabre bate Sbre Maieitdt beitimmt,
6aB i'm @udingbam Palait in 2onbon
cine Weibna4tsfeier fir bic &tnber ber
Diener1@aft bes Yalaites abgebaltea
tperbe. @tma 100 Rinbern purbe ba<
nit cine 6eitfreube bsreitet. @n eiaem
rieiigeu Meibna4tsbaum tpurbtn bic
@aber1 aufgebdngt. Der Oberftaqz
mei{ter, 2orb S%renbrioge, leitete bic
Mnorbnunge11. Die R0nigin bate
biefes Sa6r DEFENDERS piele @ef@ente
in ben pra@tldben bes Meitenbes einz
taufen laf1en. Sn fol@en @ahen
3eigt f9 bic R0nigtn por MQem alS
Tamilienmutter. 0a 1T Niemanb
unter ber Dt,nerf4aft bis 3ur einfa@<
fen Magb binab, melder ni@t Elm,
Wei6na@tsgei4ent bon tbr empfnge.
Die &6nigin bat, mte bstannt, cine
sroBe Gamilie. 3ablrei& 1T bic
@@aar Der @nfel unb Gnteltnnen,
tpel@e beba&t fein molen. 9ie prinz
aeTtn Beatrice bat in ben leBten Sab
@intdufe sema@t. Mber Elm 9beil Der
Weibna@tsforgen a%bgenpmmen unb bic
@intdufe semadt. Mber Elm SPILL ber
@e1&ente mub Der R0ni9in nod INNER
per l0nli4 porgelegt merb:n.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Der Mfritaforf&er @aiton Merp
bat bic Dur4treu3un9 Der @abara bon
M1gier aus angetreten gum 3tped Der
@orbereitung ber @rbeiten fir bic
Trans1abarababn.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-01-19

Der poitmeiiter bon y bmo
i'm Snbianergebiete, Rob,rt Quits,
tpurbe biefer Sage in einem' 6 .fenbabnz
Dur4laB in ter Nobe ieines poitam=
tes tobt auf9efunben. Man glaubt.
baB ct bur4 bGusli4e Mirren gu etz
mem liib:rliden 6 Ben getriebsn tporoen
1T. @@on felt monaten mar ct ni@t
mebr nii@tern gem fen unb permutb1i@
bate ct fi9 auf ben, 9eimtpege bon
elmer ldnger:n @9napsreiie in benz
Dur&lab gum @@lafen niebergelsst,
unb 1T bsi Der ftrensen Mint:rtdlte erz
froren. 81. priiilln feiner RaNe
unb 8i@:r ion einen Gebl6etrag bon
Bunbert Dollars ergeben tnben.
Dem @iienbabnarbeit:r Batter it,
6arrisburg in penniplpanien
fat neult& @b,abs Elm Belu@ bel f:i<
ner 8ruut in Marietta. in bemfelben
@taute bas 2eb,n ee.oitet. ST battle
eur 6simfabrt einen ~@iiter3ug ber
Me%nninloun;a @obn benubt un6 fie1
untpeit bes MaN rtburmes bst Collins
Station bon rem Maasn. Wdbrenb
ber Bug meiterfubr, tro@ ct Biz an ben
Sbuym, no CT ein'n 9elegrapbt1ten
permutbete, BET tpel@em Ct l1ntertunft
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-22

Il is quite apparent that Charles
Salyards viii appeal 10 the public for
contributions to enable him 10 carry
his case to the supreme court. twill
require a paper book Of 200 pages ana
viii cost at least $500 and Salyards
has no money aud no relatives TO fur
nish il.
Charles Salyards. convicted and
sentenced for murder. has issued an
appeal addressed 10 "a just apd
human public for money 10 enable
him to carry his case to the supreme
court. He reiterates bis declaration
Of Innocence and asks, in the name Of
common humanity, for another chance
for his life. He says he has no money
and needs $500 for printing testimoney
etc.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-07-22
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