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Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

South Carolina Is now In the
midst of the hottest campaign
she has ever experienced over
the cos;est for a seat in the U
$ Senate between Senator Butt
Ter and Gov. TilIman.
Personalities are freely In>
fuiged n By both sides, and if
blo0dshed is ayerted. il will be
. surprise to all parties The
sind Was completely taken out
OF the sails of that bombastie
srsgyaaoeio Till..an when Sem
Ator Butler so fariously de-
nouneei him the other day from
The platform. He had welded
80 strong an arm, and had play
ID 50 Aigh a hand, tha. he did
not think there was sns man
With the termerity to say aught
against him But Butter con-
sIneed hin that he was IN erior
for once at least.
ma; Butler viii be elected we
have no doubt. and then Till
man Eill De back number for.
ever bold, anpriucipIed
iemagogue. and a political out.
,ast- as be deserves to be.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
Administrators Sale

By vrr.ae q deerss u tho Chanc~r1
Court Esaiers,i AZ x. Nay sera thereof
IN the Case :. Thomas Eesri. admin
tr.so< of wIliie Heard - Julia varde-
berg ct n. -iII On
Friday, ;hs S-i iay = JEly 1884,
sell Soc caIsh. - the kixAss: bidder. 90
the prenre- s uiI.s Eorsh ot wItsr
Va.ley, ths tIs1-izs ies.,ribed btnds
rs-sIt - Gsrez n sersSou S, and SIT
acre. ssssiaa $. N ss.r<hip 10, range .,
--ss. N Lafayette county beiax par.
% the Martha j. H-4rd srzet. beng
hos ,. IS ser-s. s1i bot s. 5Is Acres %
sho-u By the plot divSisng ~&si hnEis
BY ChAnesry Court IN czse lula vaads-
berg. e al, - CIIlls Heard, e a..
No 3ssU Sale sithin legal hoarzL
H. T. Martin. rhsmAs Heazl.
Attorney Administrator
Nav N 1904 4
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Rev. J I Oxford, of Atlanta.
says: my bsby was sick from
Its birth, aud We expected il
would die AT the age OF nine
months we began 70 give II
Germetuer. The effects wer.
magical Ii began to improve
at once and i3 now Eat auc
growing every day
- seruggs, of Sidon, Miss.
says: "Our little girl, nine
months old, was in q very los
strait from summer complaint.
and GeImetuer made her ~ "a,
as . Pig.S Into Thousands Of
homes il has carried blessing
OF the same kind. Ii 10 th.
great King Of all remedies foI
the little ones, and just as goof
for theIr parents 81; 6 for 81
Orgzadies, Dimities, Challies.
and Lawns at half pfiee.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

There can be bat two classes
OF men in every community and
their status is clearly defRed.
The Que advocates peace. order,
righ. aud latr; the other stirs
up strife, persists in wrong
doing and iawlessness The
oae meahs the progress. pros-
periiy aud happiness of the
cities. the othet II the foe OF
adyanceme1,. thrfn and Sc
eurity IN lie and property.
Every good and loyal citizen
shouId openly array himself on
the side that protects his family
aud himself from tue raids Of
the vicious aud defers Of law.
which - the only basis Of good
gOyera ment.-ShIevepOrt Times
To which Of the classes de-
scrijed above do y0d belong !?
" TO the second ease, your po-
siIiOn IL kbown TO the eommu-
nifty. aud it In useless for you TO
define y our status. Of course
you think because you deceive
your wife. and yourself, you de
deceive others, but be ye dis il J.
iasirrcd. No one of your a.
sOcizies. and fus frw OF your
remote aeqgaintsaces. but know
exactly where you stand III
yoG belong to the former eiass,
or wAat to he ciSssed With them,
shat have yen done to Justify
your beng put down on tina,
side
when did you By word or
deed. PabHels o. pfivately, come
boldly oat and advocate peace,
order, right and lAwi What
have you done 10 prevent strife,
to suppress wrong doing. and to
pa. down la~le.snessf Can
you even &c consistently put
down ss a negative character.
taking no part on either side :
roa mast belong to the one or
the other side There is no nea
trail ground between these two
opposing classes Yoa mus
either act ~ an AID to progress
and Increase the prosperity and
happiness of the community. or
be . hindrance to advaaeema5t-
and a toe TO the safety Of Ife
and property Of the citizens
Is il not time that there should
be an awakening on the part Of
citizens to q realizing sense Of
our condition Surely there is
no one so blind bat who can see
whittier we are drifting Let
there be n general awakening
and q rslIyIng together Of all th c
good and loyal citizens on that
side which guarantees protee
tiou and security to self. family.
and community, against the
raids OF the vicious and defiers
OF Law. In this course lies our
only protection. This is the
only true aud lasting foundation
Of laS, order and deceney-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
Mhare Ths cresit Pelonn.

As is go often tae case with
politicians GENERALLY so IL is ie
the matter Of the bill recently
passed hy the Senate TO snpply
;he deficiency in tie srsrt Of
puO ic lands TO the State os
Mississippi. The man $40 Aas
the least to do with the matter.
gets the largest credit for the
work done
The man to whom the reaI
credit belongs, bat whO is &C
corded none Of !. by some of
the papers Of ;he state, :, Chan
eelIOr Fulton, OF the University.
who set about sore months ago
to bring 20 Right aad public at
tentlon faet which had keen
neg eeted for forty years OF
more Ali the Lsct- we're gotten
together snd submitted by him
20 cur CONGRESSMAN and cena
tor George, Who pressed the
matter To . successful termina
ton. except the simple task of
calling .; mp from the calendar
where the latter had caused IL
20 be placed and then Senator
N-E&arin steps in, calls II NJ;
the BIZ i passed. and the fact
heralded far and near that he
bad succeeded in passing the
House bill for the use OF the
State Conversely &c-
Chancellor Falioa IL nainly
entitled TO the credit for thus
bringing 20 the University a
sum OF rnoncy. st the lowest cal
cuiaiioB. a0t less than sIOo. COO,
and q; Is but an act Of simple
justice that he should get the
praise Bat for him and hi.
ever active interest boxing out
for the Welfare Of the Uniyersi
ty, this matter would have coa
tinaed 10 lie dormant as il has
~ long done. and we think It
only rish, 20 enter this sim pI.
protest against placing the cred
Il upon other than his head
After him comes for . share OF
the praise first Hon John C
Kyle. then Seuator George for
work done in their respective
spheres. and the last and sim
plest of all was the simple act
Of calling up the biIl from the
calendar, which rss done 10y
Senator NcLarrin-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

The gold reserve in the Ma
tional Treasury has sunk 10
such a low squire that the aues-
Hon Of another bond issue IL
aow beng discussed by the
politicians at Washington. al
saoasa Secretary Carlisle has
aen'etf the report that the
Treasury Department intended
70 issue bonds TO meet the de-
acit- The treasury oil ciaIs SAP
That when the new tariff bill
koes into effect that the rev.
enue which it wI,. yield viii be
sufficient to cover the eIpendi.
sores Of the government. but
on the other hand it Is asserted
nat IT will be nearly a year be-
ore the govers-ent will be
sole to derive the needed rev
enee, because the sugar sebed-
a'evill not. unless the House
changes il, go into effect until
January. 1895, and it is also
stated that n sill se fully six or
seven mOuthT before the In
come tax will bring any mOuey
Afo the treasury. The treasury
ohci@is are eossdent that thers
siii be no oeeas:ou to again
issue bonds, and il Is fair to as.
sumo thai they are better in,
sorHea as 10 the financial af,
hirs Of the government than
fAe FOIitieisns.-New Orleans
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

So far the opposition 70 John
Allen IN fir-t dissric. have failed
10 and q man wiling 10 stand for
his seat In Congress Very few
men these dass ~ill yoluntari y
rush into the ire when there is
80 h:tie TO We gained AZ there
would be IN this case
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28


The satanic s-nies Ofihe "a
loon quite outd0es itself AT tinee
in its attempt 10 nsrre these -e
sorts ,nggestivest and truth
fully. Riding In open cars every
DAY through the length aud
breadth of the great city, We are
often moved to . smile With
mort 0f patros tkan hamer
thertsn-xt the names displayed
on The windows and doors be
hind which destruction aud
death are bartered for mans
Here are = fcv Illustrations
.The Slip Inn and we think ol
the degraded drinker, sinking
away from the honest gaze ei
vife and children and slipping
down ruin-road- The Pearl
Exchange where the pearls ol
purity. self respect intelligence
mxnlness, iaye, the pearl ol
great price itself 10 exchanged
for everything that pertains 10
impurity, degradLtIoa, befuddled
brains. unmanl,ness and eternal
loss Ga the quret.S yet ne
can imagine the powers Of dark
ness making the night Of their
Inferno hideeus indeed over the
poor soul that is going their way
ION the quiet One window
particularly noticed bears the
ezxbalistie letters, IN U. NJ ,
ami mum" must be the word.
for what heart sick wife or moth
er can expect tc learn from any
one iaside those doors hov she
mag trace and hnd her lost one.
and anisery Upon misery" 10 the
true translation OF the lily made
joke But they are hardly worth
the space accorded to them IN
less it be &c rsoarn the fall OF
the once kee1 Wits whose fash.
es we're wont to adorn q WORTH
e. cznse than that Of the saloon.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

AeArrTille, Tenn, Noy. 10.
lS5-t had kidney trouble for
over twenty years and had trled
everything | could hear of, With
out benefit. Two bottles of
Kings Royal Germetuer cured
me. and 1 have not had auy
trouble for six months and be-
heye : am cured 1 eertainly
think it the haest remedy I ever
szvSand have recommended /,
10 many friends for fevers.
ssou-sek. kidney and bowel
trouble. aad their use of 1efrsa.
tues has been satisfactory IN
every instance
VI ~ Faulzaer.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
Built Hin Up

Nr J h Lewis. Of Atlanta, Ga.
had severe dyspepsia Pbysi
Clans and all other remedies
failed to cure him. lie tried
fyner's Dyspepsia Remedy, and
afterwards writes, "The firsl
dose gave relief. recommend
1t as the best dyspepsia remed,
ever discovered / have galneC
nesh ever since using it.
voluntarily recommend il to al
sufferers with stomach troubles
For sale by dfcEgists at soc PEI
bottle.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Ars- Clrris G BaiIey.)
E. Z Tenple, etL.
To Ms Susan Maddox. whose post.
Okes y Lehanou. Tenn Foa are here
By connani.-t u be aad appear befsrS
the ChAneery Court % Lafayette e5un-
~, Miss, on the second Monday in yuiy
At k1les, then and there " a-s~er Ii,
petition q Mrs Come c Bailey for III.
s,le Of ssrtAin lands for 6vsiou. IL
Thieh yOa are one OF th. defenAaints-
B. 7. Gray. Clerk.
J. w. T Fa,kaar.
Sol for CouPgs.
June xDth. 1894
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Executive Csmmittee Of laFay
ffa County

BEAR t-E q. II. Ian kerslry
W. ID Porter. + ) D0Oley.
BEAT &c. W Anderson ]
. Bonds, " + Baker.
BEAT SIS. " Smith, J II
Shaw, g. ". Bgford.
BKAT 4-P. W. Spears. W. W
Mathis. L + Dunran-
BEAr ST T. Aveat. Lee
Neil, u. W. wa.deL-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

II will be a Eurfliaricn Tor
Soath Carolina IL that coarse
demagogae. fdiman. succeeds
in getting into the United States
SeBzie. He Processes TO be q
Democrat. bit s. man holding
has opinions properly beiongs
in toe Popciist camp. Not sat
ished w:th abrsing Cleveland as
a traitor and toot OF Wall street
he makes a sweeping attack o.
Northern Democrats, whom he
eharaeterizes as mo better than
Republicans Should 1alu-an
De elected the Democrats OF
the Senate ought TO exclude
him from any participation "a
their eouDeils.-Perf Gibson
Revellis.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

A small sols may sink q ship. A
digit ~o1Hd Ezzy cause yoar death.
The ~ q Dr. : Tiehea0rs Ansis .ptie
I'll Fresent inAanatioa. sapparatson or
sorsness- Yor sAh by druggists and
country merchants. .s 50 eents q bv<tIr.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
what the Farmers Really Suffer
FrsR.

The Distress of the farmer
has been described over and
over again in so many WAYS
that a strong opinion h.s grown
up that the ttIier Of the soil has
been left ar 5ehind IN the
struggle for comfort and COM
petence. The Hon- J Sterling
Morton, secretary of agricul-
ture, takes occasion in the June
number of the Forum, to show
that this 10 q fallaey. Seventy
per cent. Of the farms in the
United States are unineum
bered by any Indebtedness:
their owners are still the home
builders and home lovers of the
land, ss this class has ALWAYS
been, and Ar. Mortoa points
out how, - in proceeding gen
citations, neariy all OF oor presi
dents were called from their
farms to executive duties. and
consequently the farmers repre-
seuted he better element of
our hfe-sO, nov also, the
farmer is the most independent
and prosperous of all the large
classes of our people He er
plans TIE growth OF the story
Of their distress by showing
that a few farmers have left
their fcrrows 20 follow the faIse
prophets of politics 1t 10 the
political farmer, who is really q
politician and not . farmer at
all. that has scae all this evil.
Mr. Morton goes over the whole
gronEd TO show the relative
importance aud independence
OF TIE agricultural class, and
theiE influence on the eonmu-
nIiy al every stage Of our hs.-
tory.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

General depression in busi.
ness calls for Humphreys Spe>
eifics. You cannot afford to ex-
pertinent in hard times Hum
phreys' Specifics are economical
and sure.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Tns est saive in thu world for Cu,.
-ses. Sores. Uleers. saIs Rheum.
<ss< SORES. f-tt=r. Chapped H.sds'
thlihiAirs. CaEns. and ali skiu srup-
aens and resstisely cures piles o. :.
pay Its guaranteed 10 give perfect
AT lsfaetiqn q EeRey refunded. Pries
se-r= hcz. Yer &tstrv } r Cha~slzss
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
WANTED !

A REMEDY Tor disease an.
a debility. especially for thos.
diseases which ply ysiciaus hAv.
pronounced incurable
We give below = few of.th,
many letters which We have re-
ceived and which We publlsl
WITH the consent of the writers.
Who are convinced that such
remedy as we have descrrbec
has beeD found in the Compoune
Oxygen treatment of Drs. Star
key & Palen:
Ny daughter was cured OF
asthma by one treatment Of
Compound Oxygen, after suffer
ing titeen yeafs.
Ed B Villa. Tyler, Texas
usec your Compound Oxy
gen xboct . year and a half ago.
l neglected TO tell you Of .hs
sfc4t oenent 1 received from
ITS use 1 have not been troub-
led with catArrh since.
FW Revels,
Syracuse University, Syracuse
n. Y.
ron may use my name in rec
ommending Compound Oxygen,
Il 4 Will be of any advantage to
ryoa or those Who are afflicted
sith lung trouble. / think il in
the greatest inng medicine
ID. III. Taylor, Marshall, Tex.
Send for book Of 200 paees
Tor further information, testimo-
ns2is. etc. ; book sent free.
home Treatment seEt out by ex-
press 70 be used at home OF
Zee Treatment administered here
MS. STARKEY q PAlEk,
1913 Ara ST, flll2i'lls. DlPi.
ls5 SlliEF S.. sal EfalrHs. Cxl.
~F-ase sfeHtisa tsls paper.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

An stock men know that EssaL. / h.ri
70 eurs- Dr. riehsnsr's AEtiseptie has
Cured n.sy vsry bad eAses- Pry z. 30
cents rAr tbtfLe-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
ICE {!

l have lust received q car
load of ICE which I will sell
and deliver at all hours, at one
cent per pound.
Il A. CROUCH.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

We pity the nan .ho Il sounded .n,i
t'-es aSt knO~ the rAlgs u Dr. Tiche-
nnrs AntIssptse ~ a source ef relief
trosa suffering And for heaIinx <ounds.
IL dos not give life to the dad bat il
give rSll<f 10 the -Oanaled hxInx. Il
Prevenss InfAnatiOa and s.orsu.-ss.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Your friend Aad nsixhbor rscon-
neEes Dr. Tbchensr's Anti.eytss. Cs-
4 Oace and yo1 wiIl Do ths ssns thing
IL pse&ses everybody
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

7; - generally understood
that the tariff biIl be passed by
The Senate this week.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Tea ear xSt yoar rsr~y back H. AZ
,er tau trial ysa arr not pseasssd n "A
Dr. 1rhsuer's AE.HsePtI..- S,'lt y
your druggist
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

t ycu. your bzhy 0r ysar horse hz-
eeIlr, Or Tich~nnr's AHti=sptlr viii
Civ. r.sIlef within fe~ uTaHtes- Osiy
50 esEts bsttIe >, your d-asy-ts-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Save your fruit and vegeta-
oaes by using the heCarty &
Davis spray Pump. For sale,
by w = Hodge, Delay. Miss.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

Ayers sarsaF---.iiE has done woa-
sers n curing serOtula- Proofs fzr.
aished "a spplicasi1c-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
w. 9. T. U
'sz4aS,e4 bS ,As ~ 2 T-C. q Orssrs.


The Syracuse Journal pub
fishes some striking statistics:
"Dsring the epidemic in New
York ia lS.s. of 2ej cases In the
Park hOspita, only 8 weIe TEN
pcrate, and all of these recover.
ed. while I22 of the others died
Ip Great Britain ia the same
year five sixths of all Who per
ished were intemperate' In one
or two villages every drunkard
died. while not 9 single member
of n temperance society lost his
life
There are many similar facts
In the city Of Washington the
health authorities became 90
convinced of the danger Of the
drinking habit In connection
With cholera that they caused
the saloons to be closed for
three mouths
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28
Saves the Babies

Mr.. J T NeAlIister, of Rome,
Ga, says: Last June. Germe.
tuer saved our baby. Paul, car
ried hir. safely through an ex
sremels bad case OF dysentery
And teething, and from a mere
skeleton of skin and bones il
has irade him u great big solid
chtnk OF thirty or thirty five
pounds.r
Ms Katherine l. Hillyer
sriiing from Jouesboro, Ca
says: Il really believe thai
Royal Germetuer saved the hfs
Of my balst boy, several mouth:
ago when he was suffering with
cholera inEAutum 81: o for IS
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

is Gods highway of the exodus
for halftae race
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28


"I have proved the value OF B
Ayers Pills in relieving dyspeR 3
sia and headache. with vhp-n =
complaints | was - long trOuoleu 8
that neither the doctor nor NY o
self supposed l should ever be g
well again Through the nse Of ),
the above medicine am better 8
than I have been Tor Years - Q
A. GAsKILI. Versailles, III 9
II have used Ayers Pills for o
Is wears ~ a cathartlc IN liver g,
complaint. and always with ex- y
trenlelv beneficial eject. never q
having hal nerd Of other nedi- g
cine. I also give Ayer's Plis to 9
nv children. when they require
N aperient. and the result IS a. q
wavs nest satisfactory a. O
n EkroS. Centre Cunvss, y H. =
Having been severely ainictes. 9
with custiveness. ] VAS induced g,
20 trv Ayers Pills. Their use has +
effected a complete cure. and l q
can confidently recommend them g
- all similarly afflicted. &C. A. =
WHITMAN. Niponss Cal =
AYERS PILLS s
Received highest Awards q
At TINE Woal D'o TAIa =
a4aaaaaaaea4QQ4444oaloaS
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

We ean ehesrfany sdyise the sc os
Dr. T-henocs Aats-psie IN cases Of
sounds 4 euy kind I. IS pleAs,n.
aad szss br.I,T medicine.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

The peoples veriics-shas Dr.. riehs-
uors AEtis~P.is has always given s.fis-
f.rsscn-
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

"My brothers keePer' Not
ny brothers guardian At large,
not 81 upiy his watcher, his crit
cixer, his exzmpl2r, his interest
ed friend, not his aims doror
nor his patron; not his sympa-
thizer nor his eonfiiante; his
keeper ,-one whs keeps him
before the remembrance Of the
Father by prayer keeps him by
patient ecE-ness and tender sym
paihy in hours of temptation;
keeps lin facing toward right
eo1saess by constant watchful-
ness. example. even rebuke;
keeps him by every known
means from the snare of the
evil one; keeps him in the way
OF purity BY making clean the
pathway for sis feet: keeps him
by that sore which suhereth
long and 10 kind, seeketh not its
own, Is not easily provoked,
thinketn no evil, rejeiceth IN the
truth. beareth all things. believ-
eth all things, endureth all thinss
and neves faileth- Thus Aad thas
alone can the disciples Of Chriss
0e their -0rother's keeper
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-28

What is the Temperance cause
doing for womenf IL is leading
Us outside the hedges of a naI
row sectariA0ism- Going into
the streets TO pray meant going
beyond denoainationai walls
and elAspsug hands with N who
love our lord Jesus Ohslst In
such sincerity as leads them 10
-reseuethe perishing.' Ise TEN
peraaee work is aleo revealing
TO as the absurdiiy Of always
standing bel ~ the cataract TO
grasp, often vainly; for those
Who have made the fearful
pIange. instead of stationing
guards rJcve II 10 keep the ig,
nOrant and rA~xry from falling
H. IL has taught rs alsO that ss
God has given US eyes whrh
can foek mp a. around. bat not
wIthin ourselves, the most
heslthfuf Christian life N one
that gazes lovingly into tte ACE
OF Christ anu helpfsd.y sroand
zPon hrs-zniiy, instead of tiring
itself out with morbid introspec
tion- Slowly we are Discover
ing. With happiness thai mock
eth speech, that this Eight
against kcme'- lsifIerext esesy
Democratic messenger., 1894-12-29
DIR. Robins Married.

The announcement of the marriage,
in Washington, last week, of DIR. Will
liam l.. Robins, formerly of this town,
was great surprise to his many friends
here, who did not even dream that he
was matrimoniaily inclined. When
the editors of the MESSENGER heard
the news they thought surely that is
a false report" but it was the gospel
truth and he is now Il fulfilled ged
Benedick.
The wedding of DIR. Robins to Miss
Elizabeth I. Palmer, daughter OF the
late DIR. Palmer, a celebrated Washing
ton physician, was quietly solemnized
at the home of the bride on Wednesday
the 18th inst. The ceremony was
witnessed only by the nearest relatives
of the bride and groom. After Il we'd
ding breakfast had been partaken OF,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robins left for New
York, from whence they sailed for
Europe to make two months tour of
the prominent cities of the old world.
On his return to America DIR. Robins
will take up his residence in Washing
ton and resume the practice of his
profession. The MESSENGER extends
its most hearty congratulations.
Democratic messenger., 1894-12-29
station -IaaWSllc.

Miss Margaretta Taylor station and
Mr.. Wiliord Rittenhouse I.awshc, of
Trenton, New Jersey. were married at
the home OF the bride here last Thurs
day morning at ) o'clock. The mar
riage was quiet one and was witness
ell only by the immediate family and
Miss Elizabeth Lawshe, Mr.. l.awshe's :
sister The ceremony was performed
by Elder $. III. Durand, of Southamp
ton, Pa, of the Old School Baptist
Church. After the ceremony the we'd
king breakfast was served and Mr..
and Mrs. I.awshe left on the 6.22 train
for Trenton, where Mr.. I.awshe is pros
perously engaged in mercantile busi-
ness.
Mrs. I.awshe, one OF Snow Hills
most popular and pretty young ladies,
is the daughter of the late Clerk of the
Circuit Court. John w. Station, Esq
She goes to her new home with the
best wishes of the entire community for
a bright and happy future.
By those who know him, Mr.. | awshe
is said to be gentleman of especial
merit and sterling worth. The Mrs
sENGER extends to him and his charm
ing bride its sincere "well wishes"
Democratic messenger., 1894-12-29
Marriage License Issued.

1t don't look like very hard times
when the clerk of the Circuit Court for
Worcester county is called upon to issue
- marriage license in a space of Z
days. Within that time license have
been granted to the following parties to
enter into matrimonial bliss
George A. Bell and Effie VI. Mills.
George +. Schoolfield and Marcelena
+. Riggin.
John w. Truitt and Anna Wise,
(col'd)
Barley J. Phillips and Mary T.
Connoway.
William Waters and Ella Britting-
ham, (copd.)
William Massey and Laura j. Mich.
alas.
Noel Davis and Celia A. Bloxom.
Ole Townsend and Ida Niblett.
George w. Adams and Olive Bailey.
Henry c. McAllister and Emma l..
Stephens.
James +. Wilkins and Adeline Rich.
ar,lson.
Charlie w. Jones and Bette Hill
Robert c. Magonder and Louise
Robertson, (both of BALTIC. City,
VIM. Henry Taylor and Lulie May
Mason.
Levin Handy Collins and Laura
Ann Hales.
Geo. p. Ross and Lueila ID. Brit.
tingham.
VIM. Dirickson and Susan Collins,
(cord.)
VIM. 5. Merritt and Hester 7
Birch.
Wilford Rittenhouse I.awshe and
Margaretta Taylor Station.
James Henry Taylor and Lille May
Nelson.
William Boss and Annie Spence
(cord.)
George W. Powell and Clara s
White.