davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-28
Qfut QeufeIl

8OIistit Gtubbtns bon ser @eit G6icaeo
NoenuesS Station ertappte 9eitern 9tacbt
tpteberum ben Subrmann zines Q(bfaQz
tpagens babel, aLs berielbe leBteren in
einem fletnen NebengGB6eu an Der MtI7
tpoutee 9lbenue 81 entleeren begonn. St
bra5te ben liiberli6en 8erl nacb Ser Staz
tton, mo- oerieIbe it9 Sbeo. ODertcr nannte.
Sem Scrbor mar fir bcute onseorbnet.
Oils ct aber Den @eri6tsiaal betrat, barc6z
5og Elm b~erorttg bte @~erubSorgone be-
letbtgenber 0unit Sic Qttmo5pDdre, Bag Der
9ttcbter es fitr geratben belt, bas 8erb0r
bis gum O}onta8 81 Deridieben, inter
Stelung, bon 5000 8iirgi4aft.
, 1894-04-28
OrunoIid ous9erdudert.
Das Peim ser camille lyman, 1851 5oreit
Qpe., ourd 5ener ~3eritort.

@6rttop6er &iIep, ber Ste 0eSinfi5irung
un6 QuSrGu9erung Ser bon Den 8lattern
beimgeiu6ten 6Guler a(s NngeiteIter beS
@eIunbbettSamtS 81 beiOrgen bat, bat
geitern Nacbmittag cine ettpaS gu grin0>
lidbe QlusrGucberung DorgenDmmen.
Sn benz 6aule 1851 6orelt Qloe. mar Dor
ettpa brei 8ocben Nu9uituS @. 6Dman,
Der BORT bel ieiner Wtutter, Srau s.. 61z
man, pp6nt, erfranft, ln6 e5 itelte Itb
1pGter berauS, baB ct an ben 8lattern lit.
Inter Der liebcooQen Bflege ietner blinoen
S9peIter, bes Sri. Jtebecca 6pman, genoS
Der iunge Wtann, bet lel6it taubltumm lit,
unb 9eitern mur0e er BON ben Ner5ten fir
geIuno erfl1rt.
9ie Sanilie 6Dnan miinibte nun 0te
Gntfernung beS gelben 8latttenlbilOes BON
Der 6oustbir, unb tpan6te Iicb an baS Sc
iunb6ettsamt. Sin 9lr3t be5 lebteren Orbe
nete Dte NusrGu6erung beS 6auieS an, un0
&ileD ut1b iein @ebiilfe macbten itb al bas
9eStnfetttOnSDerf, tpGbren6 bic Wttt9lteocr
Der 6Dman'i4en Somlilie baS 6auS Dcr>
Iaiien batten.
&ilep un6 ietn @ebiIfe bra4ten einen
&efiel nit S6pefeI 3ur Steue un6 siinbez
ten ben IeBteren an, nm oann ebentGls Oas
6aus gu nerlalcn. QQS tic 3uritdfebrten,
mar Sic Destruction Dolsogcn, aber ald
bas 9an3e Snnere oes 6auleS mar burct
Seuer Serit0rt mor6en.
Der 8erIuit ser 6Dmans an Mf0beln
unb Der ioniti9en 6auseinricbtun8 felt iid
auf cttpa $1,000, pdDren6 baS 6ats gum
8etra9e b6n ettpa $500 8ei6dbi9t tpurOe.
&tlep tann it6 feline @rfIdrung barber
9eben, tpte baS Seuer eigentlib entltanoen
1T.
, 1894-04-28
ueberfdbren.

@egen 3 l1br Deute firth tpur6e auf eirem
0eletie in ben Soften Ser @bicoQO urb
glton gobn an Der San 8uren Str. Elm
Ntann IN 9rGBli6em 3uitan6e auf9efunz
oen~ Der rebte Nrm unb 6as recbte 8etn
looren TAFT bonn &0rper 1osgetrennt, pelhcr
N elmer 9rpBen 8lutlabe idbtpamm. Nuocnz
l1etnltb bate Der llugliidlicbe iib, mG6rz
lcbelnltcb in betrUfenem s3uitan6c an icner
Stele nteoergelegt, UNI it'd Elm tpenio
gtacbrube gu 9%Onnen. Qtus 9apteren, Sic
man in ieinen &leioern fano, ermittelte
man, DAB ct ein an 0rainagezgana Be-
l60ftt8ter Irbeitcr lit unb Rre6 gBar6
betBt. @r purOe nob benz GountozS oipiz
tai 9ebro9t, no man an ieinem Mteberz
auttommen 3%tpeifelt. @te es ibeint. hot
er lueOer cine Somilie no9 8~erpanbte.
, 1894-04-28
Std0tifhe Grnennu11oen.

Sir BEN erften Wai iin6 mebrere ftG6tts
ibe Observation-Disclosures in 2lusitcbt
genommen. Sames 3lpobig pirO Sic biSz
ber BON 6errn Meo6 innegc6abte Steue 6e8
SefretGrs i'm 0berbaua1nt erboItcn -; Somes
gDne miro an S. .. Bartey's STEELE gum
@bef70taihintiten Dert2afe 8ietper Bump
i~tatiOn ernannt tDerocn, Sad 8ropn ipir6
cine iolbe StelIe in Oer Ni6l0nb Noe.z
8umpitotiOn er6aIten, unS BET Dor GINGER
53eit entlaiiene 8bil. 8ortree miro letren
Boiten ais GbefzW foi9tniit Der 9umpz
itotion an 60rriiOn StraBe wieoer err
balten.
, 1894-04-28
Quf M1onta9 perfdoben.
Die lebte Qnoronunq oes Ridters Gbetlatn
IN Saden 6ranoiurY VS.. WabIs
commtiton.

9as &eiultat elmer IGngeren 8eratbnng
3pti6en 9ti6ter GbetIain un6 BEN NnpGlz
ten 6. g. 8ODGe un6 2eo0 Wteper, bon Der
Ttrn1a WOran, &raus & Meper, tpar Der
@rloB elmer ~QlnOr6nung, bemgemGB Sic
@ablbebOr6e ii6 am Montag 8orntttag
nm 10 l1br DOr &i9ter Gbetlain tpeaell
WttBa9tun9 6es@ertbtes perarttporten ioQ.
@eftern Wfttta9 bate ser Obmann Der
0eibmorene1, 0tfiOn, %bebouptet, 6oB Sic
Sirma WfOrG11, &raus & Wfener Die Inter
iucbung Der @rOB9eidporenen unteritiiBcn
plroe. 9teie Qn9abe entbebrt ieber Spur
bon 8abrbett, Oa SER 9epp Wfeper, Wfttz
glte0 Der genonnten 8irma, ais 9tec6tsbciz
1tano fir Die 8ablbeb0r6e tbGtig lit.
, 1894-04-28
unterbaltuno in 2lpon6aLe.

Sn Hu6orp's Sale, Gfe Belmont Npe.
ltnO Boaace Str., Qtoonbale. ftnbet NOR
gen Nncbmtttag (2lnfon8 3 l1br) 6as bonn
yGOeltpeiB" peranitaltete Con-
cert ftatt, fir Delc6eS Elm biibibes 8roz
gralnm aufgeitelIt murbe. Sin flotter8aQ
bilOet ben S3luB Der unterboLtung. 0as
foL8enOe YrO8ramm ipur6e aufgcIteQt:
1. 8DeiL
1. She 9t9b Spool @obets. ............. .@oufa
M&arId.
z. APE Sl0er Geu....... .......... S0leppeQreQ
Gu0erttre.
D. SUttLpeIB .3Ben11el
9orgetro9en bonn 0omen6or pGbelmeiB".
a. Srubllng5=GrlpaCDeu 49,. .9tdoff
Mal3er.
.. rS1 nollt meme Steb' ergDiie ii9" 80. M}en0elIobu
Suett. nor9etrogeu oonJrolt 9rt II. 6rau Strabl.
6. SIN @oIo. 90. 49,. Settler
@Or9etro9en DON Der @-eIon9ss5ectiDn
oS 8irger=9eretnS.
Z. Sortrag BON @errn @ntot QSeber.
2. She'll
8. &be 6i0OIer Of ct. @aoit. german
9. 9as @tanbden. 0"Ds''"'', aodner
@eIangs=Solp, bon Srau 6O6el.
~. gIano=YortroG bon W}iunie Qlrt.
IL @tor2er9eIaM9 ans Der Oper r9ie 99pei3er
SonlIlte". WeiQI
70 g9r9etr99en bonn @omen6or .ebelneiB~".
II. Soippp, uGoellpetB" Mtulit=VortraQ
10. AD, mn orrIen &lplterbrGoer" ........ ...........
:, SoHplst oor9ettra9en pon 9erru SEQ. 6e9t.
IA. u8uoberl mtrt oirS iein" -. &pIbQtt
Sor9etra9e1 bon Der DEMONSTRATION
- oeS Str9er=9ereins.
10. m2retbe, treble ShiffIein" .Riideu
@"eft oor9etr"9eH BON 5rau 9e4t II. 5r0u 4olm.
, 1894-04-28
GleftrtSitdt sic Qrtebfraft.

8ie bier a%ngeIan9te 9epeiben mel6en,
6oben bic ftnan3ielen Setter Ser Wfctroz
pOlitan 6obbabn, nelcbe 6ieier Sage in
0tep OOrf cine 8eriammlung abbielten,
bei3loi1cn, baB GleftriSitGt anitatt 9ampf,
Die Sriebtraft iein ioQe. Scr friibere
Blan, eltpa 20 2ofomotiocn Der @lleDz
6Ocbba3n 81 mietben, lift bemno9 aufgez
8eben pOr0er. @Ieftri3ttGt iou ais 3riebz
traft et!pa Is 8ro5ent biuiger iein, ais
9ampffraft.
, 1894-04-28
Stdottihes.
metterbertbt.

Optiter &Gcine, 76 @ai6ington Str,
bertcbtet fir Chicago bte foIgcnben Baro7
meter unb Gbermomcteritdnbe:
I'm 8 ubr Wtor9. 66 ST., Inn 9 l1Rr SO
ST., INN 10 l1br 20 @r., nm II ubr Il
ST., I'M II 11hr II @r. 8arOmeterltan0
I'M 8 l1br Morg. 1882, II l1br 1882.
, 1894-04-28
Dom BItb erfhIdoen.

Sn 6. SteOenIOnS 6OG8bof, $50 90. %.
StraBe purben geItern pdbrenb Oes Sc
pttteriturmes Die betoen auf einem 10 SUB
boben 6ol5itoB itebenben Qlrbeiter Soiepb
Srenetl bon 687 Gon 6orn un6 6reo.
OreB bon 143 %. 10. StraBe bonn BliB
9etroffen unb au9cnbltdIicb 9etOotet. 8eibe
binterlaiien groBe 6amiIten.
, 1894-04-28

Ser Smprobement un6 8rotectton Club
Der 20, p. uno p. @arbs bat fiir beute
Nbenb cine WtalienoerlommlunQ pon
0runoetgenthilmern Der NorbIeite etnbez
rufen, in tpel6er energii6 qeqen Dos
GroupsS pitem proteittrt tper6en ioQ.
, 1894-04-28

abenObIatt Der Su. StaatsSts. l Gent
, 1894-04-28
McAvoy Brewing Company,
EcfueS Q3fer

2349 South Park Avenue.
Muffin s. 9OpIe. Brdiibeut. abom Ortieifrn. gises
SrGiibent. 8. Z. geGamp. Sefretdr uno S~babmClter,
GeIeeboH So. 0251. eiaulStaI
, 1894-04-28

i~JhNHNANNAh N'SD ~
Oftentliben 8ibliotbef:
Noroieite.
l. N.-349 Otoiiton Str.
2. N.-692 0orrabee Str.
3. N.-449 2tncoGn Qtpe.
4. N.-GaOenSpoob.
5, N.-130 6uucrton Nne.
6. N.-341 GlDbourn Dive.
Z. N.-NOgers 8ort.
8, N.-@roB Part.
weffeite.
1. @.-278 Wer 12. Str.
2, @.-547 8eit Snbiana Ctr.
3. $3.50 SO. Wtabtion Str.
4. W.-513 SO. Is. Str.
5. @.-12O4 Wtllpautee Qne.
6. @.-381 9. @eltern Qlne.
Z. @.-883 sc. California Noe.
8. 8.-1043 SO. Cafe Ctr.
9. @..-335 9. 6aLlteb Str.
10. M.-SrOing Barf.
II. @,-1264 80. MabtiOn Str.
Siofeite.
1. S.-154 ST 20. Str.
2. S.-233 81. Ctr.
3. S.-3733 Cottage @rooe 2[be.
4. S.-625 43. Str. Safe.
5. S.-134 50, Str., 6D5e 8art.
6. S.-6300 Wentlportb Nne.
Z. .-Siib 7@nglepooo.
8. S.-9145 Commercial Noe.
9. S.-Gbica9o Sane.
10. S.-Nuburn 8arf.
6wei9zGeie3immer.
1.-1204 Mtlwoufee 9(pe.
2,-625 43. Ctr, Sopn of Safe.
3.-341 GlDbourn Npe.
Abb 50. Ctr, 6pbe 9art.
5.-335 g.. 9aliteb Str.
, 1894-04-28
3peioitationen Ger BibIiothef.

2ls Qtntiport ouf perI9iebene Nnfragen
oer0fentltben mir in 6ol9enbem bic per>
I1ieDenen NblieferungS : Stationen Der
Dffentli6en 8ibliot6ef:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Departing from friends nat the
other day almost fell over a chair
that stood against the banisters
Tho friend explained: That's au
awkward place for chai', know.
but find 1t necessary" How SOP
queried. "Wcll. you know there are
people who will bid you an affection
ate farewell at the reception room
door, and then when you accoinpa nv
them into tho hall, they will stand
6fteeu or twenty minuteD on tho ,op
stair continuing their chat 80 as /
grew tired OF hanging over the banis-
ters, ] had the chair placed here. and
when see the symptoms drop into
IL "You were saying" IL was
saying nothing" replied 7, as made
for the front door, except good. by"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Won Moltka once went IN Llniau.
as he thought, inc gnitn lie ordered
n room on the ground floor in the
''Bayerischc Hof' and went 10 bed
early, but forgot TO draw his blinds
down, Whom he was just going TO
sleep he heard music drawing near
lie had been recognized. after all, and
was going to be sercnaded again The
difficulty was how to get dressed with
out being seen lie dared not strike
light. But presently the glare OF
torches lit up his room and the curl.
Gus crowd stood close 70 the Window.
their noses presse against the panes
In spite OF that he folt that he must
rise, so he got up and dressed. But
he put on ca h piece Of his apparel.
the feat was greeted with loud and
prolonged apolause.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
the WORLD OF CHANCE.
what II Did for Young Bigger, VIII
Read a Charming Novel

what II Did for Young Bigzsr. VIII.
Read q Charming Novel
hyoung bigger had not been read.
ing Lady titz- Msudlin's Dark Sc
cret" until . o'clock in the morning.
he would not have arrived al the dry
goods store with his head full OF
ChestcrHeldian and elegant phrases
with which 10 regsle the girls at the
glove counter.
II he had not had those phrases ip
his head he would no. have made an
impression OF elegance aud elusation
upon the wife OF the proprietor who
happened to ca in and pause near
the bargain coun ter to ask a question.
IL he had not made such an I'm.
preston the wife OF the proprietor
would not have evpati>.ed about hi 10
To her husband for about ten consecn-
tive breakfasts
IL she had not thus expatiated he'
husband would not have been led l.
placs young uiTgins In position
where he could look i'm 'ortint and do
no particular harm. from which posi-.
ton he was succsssively oushsd "a to
higher plac ~, and at last t. a partner.
ship in the firm.
III young Higgins hadn't been read
Ing "bliy Fitz- Mauilin's Dark
Secret" he would still bo salesm IA ip
the silk departn But the world
say, that he is man of wonderful
enterprise aud a Nap ,leon Of fuancs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
NOT SPOKEN AS SPELLED.
svms English Names Which esrsnss'
10 Ii. lie to Aisprsnoancs.


10 III. lie to Nisprsnoancs.
A certain Eng ish ms .- has
beeD priutiny series Of articles On
etiqastte. aud. after disposing OF tue
,reachsrous kuife. fork and spoon.
elevating and lowering the hots Of
mankind for all possible occs sions,
aud providing rules for every possible
emergency. from tipping over your
neighbor's coffee To coming TO life aI
your own fuaeral, this acc Jmrnodating
Journal givss one roally intcrcstin :
paragraph on the proper pronunciation
OF English namcs OF course every
one knows tho old cath names OF
Cholmondely tChumleyl. BcauchamI
fBeecham), Derby Darby ana
Uajoribanks (Mnrchbanks). Bet
IL may not have occurred TO
this benighted people to call Lord
Ruthven "Lord EivsB or TO speak OF
the st. Maury as the "Semurs
Berkeley must also Ie called Barhlsv;
Drogheda drops the hard x" sound;
the Seymours are like the St Maurs.
"Semurs;" De Moleyus Is Dsmolins:
Beauclorc is Anglicized; the letter ~
in Johnstone might better have never
becn born for all the attention II
veeeives; Cowpor might be written
Goo er" and DO less delusive; Mont
gomery Is ssllcd Mungumry; Blount,
Of course, rs Blunt; equally, OF course,
Brough im is Broome; Trafalgar has
the accent on the last syllable; Villiers
Is called VilIers b. all but the un.
Initiated; ST John and st Clair az,
pronounced Singin aud Sinclair; tls-
two surnames Knollys and Knowles
arc alike; Dulzicl is Deel; Ola mis- II
Charms, and Levcson Cover (ths
Sutherland nsmc), is called Lewsoh
fl,.r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
He Hnh Him rher..

Tno late Sultan Burghssh had .
very savage, chained lion, and as a
happy thought, offered 1t to Sir John
Birk then British eousul-general TO
constsntinoplc. reminding him that
the lion formed one OF the supporters
OF the royal arms above the gate
of the British consulate, aud that the
presence of the real brute would,
therefore, be highly Appropriate ~
sm sure that your highness would
never make an incomplete present" "
he replied, aud when you are able Ia
sccompany the lion with unicorn
shall be delighted to receive you,
munifccnt Offer"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Three cat, OF species said N be
unknown we're discovered recently In
the spire OF a church at Brighton,
Mass The cats are covered with a
coat OF long, shaggy fur; their teeth
are long aud almost like tusks On
the nose Of each Is long tuft Of hair
resembling tusk. They are very
agile al d spring from rafter TO raftci
with the ease o squirrel 1t Is not
known how they got into the spire or
how long they have b,eu there. bat ID
10 believed that they have been con.
hned h their aerial abode for mAny
ysar.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CuRIsrrAS CnuRcu-- Frensisy Street Ser
vicrs every LORDS dag at II 90 a. IN aud Il
p IN sunday school, 0sl u. IN. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday, 3 Is p. m. Choir
practice evoTy Friday evening rs p, IN
Ladiea' Aid Society every Tuesday afternoon al
the church ap. IN. Mite ind Social mcetina
every tuesday night nt place announced eacn
Lords day Onicers' meeting hrst Lord
day In each month. All are cordially invited
to all services. l X Mason, Superintendent
Sunday School, Volncy johnson, Pastor,
FRsr BAPTIST CuuRuH broadway Street.
Services oYery sunday at II 90 n. N. and OF
y. m Prayer meeting "Wednesday evenings
At \ o'clock sunday school at 10 a IN, Choii
practice Friday evenings at O'Clock. q,
Stuhblc1eld. Pastor. e II. Bruce, Cltrk. e
tlill, Superintendent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
Arrival and Departure U. s. Mails.

south bound mail closes 5:45 p. m.
South bonnd mail arrives 6:l3 p. m.
North bound mail closes 10 n. m
North bound mail arrives 1920 a. m.
Night mails arc closed Mt $50 p. III.
Money order department is open
At a. III. and closed at 5 p, IN.
Office hours from 4 q. M, 10 6 p. IN
sundays from 2:3O p. m, to $3.50 y. m
JoHS , HAMMED, l.. NJ.
SUMMERS HARDY, Deputy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
TIME TABLE.
Gulf. Colorado and Santa re R'y. :

SOUTH HOUND.
galveston and Chicago ENprcss iaJa. IN.
Ulcburnr and Kansas City Express G95p. IN.
NORTH BOUND.
Galveston and Chicago Express IL "a. M
Cl-barne and ksnsas City ESpress lOl3a. ms
|. 4. MASON, Ticket Ag't.
W. $. KEENAN,, zen Pass Ag't.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Ardmore Chapter, No n, Royal Arch Ma
snnH, meet In their ball over Wilmington =
store the fourth Thursday nis gut 10 each month
II BRucE. Hfgh Priest.
A. II SILLfMAS. SecrntarY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Ardinore Lodge No. 81. A. F. and 4. ".
meuts In their hall on south Caddo stceet. tn
drst Saturday night In cSch month, ON or be
fore the full mOOl.
ID. u. Flow, worshipful Master.
4 u. SiLLIAAN, secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06
CIVIC Societies.

Myrtle Lodge No 7. X Of T., meets every
house, Court street. Visiting Knights cor
W. +. McKrLvEr, Z. C,
y. T. nowNrn, X. X & s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-06

Ardmors Camp No IS. woodmen OF tn,
World, moots In their forest at whittingtoT
Hal! every second and fourth Monday night
attend.
c. .. KvSDnck, consul commander.
GEoHoE lIEND, CLERK
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13

PORT DEPOSIT, Oct. II, 1921.
The heavy rain has caused a rise in the
river and it is very muddy.
Bills are out for circus Saturday, Oct.
Goth, and the small boy is happy.
Samuel c. Rowland removed into town
from his country residence today.
George M. Anderson Intends removing to
Salisbury and opening drug store there,
proba bly, next week.
The Home aud Foreign Missionary Soc;-
ties of the Presby terrain Church will hold
an apron bazaar at the residence of DR.
VIM. G. Carson, Friday, Oct. 10th. Re
freshments consisting of ice cream, sand
tempt the appetite will be served at mod
crate charges.
Sage, who swindled the Bel Air National
Bank of large amount of money. came
here early Sunday morning got his break
fast at Falls Hotel, got livery team with
driver and left at s a. M, and was driven
first TO the hotel at Bucks, Lancaster
county, and from there to Quarryville
where ne is supposed to have taken the
train for Philadelphia.
Arrangements are being made to hold &
Republican meeting Saturday, Oct. 9th il
the hall. Hon. w. B. Baker aud othel
prominent speakers will be present and
address the meeting. Republicans seem
to be on the increase in our district and The
laboring men are beginning to think ani
act for themselves. The last twenty month.
of Democratic rule has opened their eyes.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
Rising Sun News.

RISING SuN, Oct. Il, 1871
S. T. Wilson, of Philipsburg, n. j.,
spent Sunday with his parents.
The r. r. station is being improved by a
new platform and box window.
Miss Eliza Jones, of Oxford, Pa, spent
Sunday with Miss Carrie Cummings.
Quite number of Rising Sun young
people visited the biological Gardens last
Saturday.
Painters will begin work on Friday at
the NJ. +. Parsonage. 1t is much needed
Improvement aud will greatly enhancs
the value of the church property.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Overholt, of Balti
more, visited friends in Rising Sun this
week. Mr.. Overholt was for several years
principal of the Friends Normal Institute
in this town.
Extra services are being held at Noting
ham Presbyterian Church and Sylmar NJ
E. Church. Rev. Mr.. Greenfield preached
two evenings at Sylmar and great interes
is being manifested.
The Epworth League, of the NJ. K. Churcl
will hold sociable this evening in thu
church. An interesting programme vii
be rendered in the audience room and
refreshments will be served in the base
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Haines, Mrs
Philena Stephens and John L. Stephen
left on Thursday for a two weeks trip
They drove to Wilmington and from Their
will visit friends at Chester, Wallingfor'
Philadelphia, aud Wayne Pa.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1894-10-13
Teachers Association.

PORT DEPOSIT, MD, Oct. 8, 1894.
After ENJOYING vacation of over four
months, the members of the Teachers
Association of the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
and Eighth Districts assembled at
the Public School House in Port Deposit
on Saturday. October 9th, President
F. S. Eyerist in the chair. Th Q
Secretary being absent, Pres. Everist
appointed v. II. Watts Sect. protein.
Minutes OF the last meeting read and
approved. AS this was the first meeting
of the present scholastic year, the
association proceeded to tie election OF
officers. Mr.. F. s. Everist was unani-
mously elected President for the ensuing
year Messrs Eugene Reynolds and S. j.
Tammany were nominated for Vice
President. Mr.. Reynolds having re-
celved majority of the votes cast, waa
declared to be the Vice Pres; Mr.. E. B
Fockler, of North East, was unanimously
elected Secretary. The following reso.
luton was adopted.
That the name of the association will
hereafter be known as the Teachers
Association of the 5tb, 9th, 7th and Sth
Districts.
The death of Miss Annie NJ. Cameron
was announced and committee ppoin,
ed to draft resolutions as follows: Mr.
Eugene Reynolds snd Miss Berthe Ora
ham,
The following Notion was adopted.
That the President appoint two mem.
bers from each district who with The
| Vice President as g qs-esrr-7l,pu com
| pose the executive.
The President az
I persons: 9Th Dist
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County Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners,
were il regular monthly session on Tues.
day-Present A. Anderson and S. T.
Hiudmau.
George A. Blake, President, of the
Board of Town Comm! issioners, appeared
belore the Board and stated that COM
paint had been made to ne town au
thoritIes that the drainage from the jail
mad SO polluted the opeu drain running
through the Academy yard as to make it
dangerous to the health of citizens living
ia the vicinity, and requested the County
Commissioners to join the Town Com
missioGers in making the said open drain
a closed sewer, after full consideration
of the matter it was decided to make the
said sewer Of 80 iuch terra Gotta pipe and
the clerk was instructed to order the
pipe and Mr.. Blake was requested to
proceed with the work at once.
ID, Il. Crane came before the Board,
and explained the merits of the Climax
stone crusher. The Commissioners de-
cided not to buy crusher AT present.
The Commissioners inspected the new
iron bridge at Vinsinger's mill-Eikton,
on Wednesday, and accepted the same.
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and Miss II. L. Owens; 9Th Misses L e.
L. Brickley and Carrie Nesbitt; 7th,
Misses Annie Quinn and Martha Biddle;
Sth Messrs V. H. Watts and j L..
Crothers. The literary exercises being
next in order, the members of the associ
at ion had the pleasure of listening to
the reading of paper entitled, "Reminis
ceuces of 40 Years as Teacher" written
by Miss Martha Biddle. The paper
which was well written, was read by
Miss Ida Gerry. Miss Biddle certainly
has had some very rough experiences
in her 40 years teaching "the young idea
how to Shoot
Miss Salie Niokle read paper, "A
Review of the Association for the last
year" There being no further business
before the association, the meeting
adjourned to meet at Port Deposit on
Saturday, November 3rd, 1894, at l 30
O'Clock Attendance, 80. The program
for the next meeting will be made known
on later date. E. B. FoCkLER,
Secretary.