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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
original: Gorreipomoens.

Gus gfen in Slbeuburs, 0eutid.
lamb, ssbt uns naGitsbenoe @orreipou
beng CUR 8er6ifeutliduus 81, pelde &c.
nib ienen 2eiern, Die Slbenbura ibre
alte Seimatb nennen, re1t ansenebm
tommen niro:
Der 9Omcapitufar IN Winner Mor.
imilian Grai BON @alen 1T an 80. gu
Il IN &om sum Weibbiidof coniecrirt.
lays oarauf puroe bsrielbe uom bl.
Batter in BriuatauolenS smpiansen unb
ebsnio lieB Sc. Seilisfeit iid nu9 bic
Shweter oes Serh Biibofs @rdfin
@lementlne unb 5mei benz Bistbum
Wiinfter obseb6renbe 36slinse bes
oentib unsariiden &~olesiums u~oritsl=
len.-Im rs. Suli taste in Nldenoori
e,ne 8eriammluns oes Bolts 8srsins
fir oas faiboliide 9eutidlanb. Die
Setbeillsur9 uar cine 70 grUBartise,
bob bas sroBe. 1000 Weniten faienbe
2elt Iid ais plel 81 Helm erpies. Den
Sorfis iibernabm Serr 8aitor @att
mann, Der bic 5eitsaite berSlid piltom,
men bleB. 8aruuf lsste Der 9anoes.
uertreter Baron BON aotff in fiaren
8orten ben 9ued bss tutbol. 8oltsuer
ems bar, beleudtete Die Yaritaisiraae
uno foroerte uuter lebtaltem Ysiiau Der
3uborer auf nidt Su raitsu uno 81 rus
ben, bis sleides Rsdt fir ole erlanai
lei, namenilld Bel alien Sroeusleuten, II.
audi ben Seiuiten ibr Heht aui 8obnen
innerbalb Der GrenSe uniers 8aterlan
oes uieoer sepdhrt werbs. Nadoem
iprad Serr amtsssrihtsrdtbs Sasen
IN berrl,ben 8orten ibsr Die trIitllde
Che. Nah elmer iurssu Yauie iprah
0err Gusuitln Weppen ~einssbsno iiber
tatbollibe Jabuereine, welhe sr nuf.
foroerte, feit 5uha!ien Oh benz faiboliiden
BroSramm uHo Iib utht ir't MAIDEN ~
%laiien: @trtnni maribiren, uereint
idlasen. S. ei~nfinoiser 81 be lieB
nun Ssrr g.. 6uds Gus 86la. Reids
uno 2auotoas bseo,o er, nie llbteu rs
Sabre BEG ! tlameullsmu, 8euus pal
lieren uno Iproerle Heorer rsbt norm
auf gum 8eilri't in ben IA Dol. Bolts,
uerein. ueber 500 Wi,slieoer lieBen
iih iCiort sinihreiben. -Nm Z. auauIt
iaste IN Glapp2nburs Die 8sneraloer
iamm uns oes fatbl. fnuimlnniihen Ser
ems Sloenburss. 4uf o,eisr Der.
iammluns belt perr aaplun 9iteu aus
8etto, Der in oieiem Snbre cine Sri,
enlre,le scmadt bat, eiuen Speiitlnoisen
8ortrus ilber bic G"rlebniIie uno Se.
asnspur oi9teitsn in Dem 81. Glnos.-
Sn @oioenftaot %osruuslidte IN Der 6uu.
te Otto Guiiih. = De- Sauptlsbrer
SOserl in Sumnrup uno Der Saupileb.
rer 9etbmann in Benirnp treten nit
Dem /. Otlober b. s. in Den tpOblpsr.
olenien Guteitano. - NmtsrentmeiIter
@%rensmann III gloppsuburs etbielt bon
Sc. ar. Sobeit Dem @rOBhsrSos oas
@hreufreuS | 8luiie.-9ie Sammlun.
gen fir Die 6interbliebenen oes uuteraes
sanseueu 9lOpo 9ampiers ,@lbe" bot
bic ertledll6e Summe BON 663, 342
Watt aebra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
go iou's btnausy

Die Sramier Der wsitliiten Sropina
Ganaoa's Hetiden nit ben Sdbnen uno
polen NIT Der Central &e9ieruna Der
Dominion nitts mebr aemeiu babsn,
fusnn oieie es periuden iolte, Die 8eIt,m
muns oes obsriten britiihen Colonial.
9erihts 9erualtIam ourdSuflbren, melhe
ben &atbolifen in ibren uertraasmdBla
aewabrleiteten &sdteu Sdub 9etpdbrt.
Die Sranier Manitoba's erfldren, bas
ben 8atbOllten Der Golonie Die later.
rldtsfrelbelt sefuonnen nerben ioQe, bic
lbnen bel Der 3ulaiiuns Der BropinS in
Die @anaoiibe 5Ooeration oertroass
maBis %sarantirt tuoroen mar. sic bes
fiuoen iib ieBt innerbalb ibrsr Yropins
In Der Wsbrbeit unb meinen oaber, bic
&sdte Der Wlnoerbeit nit SiBen treten
81 f6nnen. Die Sranier, Die 8orfabren
Der unmittelbaren @rSeuser Der amerifa.
nlihen Ipalten, tuollen ni1t buloen,
oaB bic Stulen Der Winoerbeit iuieber
berseitellt weroen io0en, obsleib nitt
ALIEN bas natiirlide &sht, ionoern audi
ous uerb,ieite oaiiir ipridt, unb ubppbl
Der oberiie @erihtsbof Der golonie 70
sutidleoen bat. Do seist iib redt Der
pabre @baratter Der Orauier. TpraniIb
par lbr Gufireten BON Qnfans an uno
lie baiten nur Sinn fir bic @abrana
ibrer sisenen Sntsrc1ien; Die Sntereiien
uuo 8edte Nnoerer usrsemaltisten iie
oriibsn uno biiben auf oas rIdiidiloieie.
Nber Der 8jce'a0nis bon Canada,
Carl Of Nberceeu, iirtiei iit niht uno
tsnut bic Sranier idOn BON Srlanb Der.
Wan Speiielt oaber nibl I'M @erinslten
oaran, oas er Die Bsitimmuns oes ober,
fen GolonIulssr,hles auh ausfibren
piro. Sest orObsu Die Oranier nit
YluiusrslsB'n uno wrncn iib trennsn.
Nber mo ioa's biuaus nit e. 2rennung?
oas 1T Die 5rase. Oufel Sam mirb Den
&ebelen islueu Grm nitt eriulieBen es
bleibt lbuen nur ibrig, baB iie eiuen
uuabbdugise Spe5ialrepublif s%rineen.
0as wdre &edt, oann bdtten bod aud
iene apainIihsn 5anaiifer in ben Ser.
Slaaten, beueu uniere gunoesUerfaIiuns
uitt pabt, einen 3uiluttsort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
BUR Nmsfcumn9 TT Mtlanta

Qui Der pom Is. September bis 81
DECEMBER oieles Snbres 81 Nllauta
81, itailfiuoenoen Nusfeluug weroen
lub surop1iihe 9dnoer tart rertreien
ielu. Der @snerll 9ommliidr Nntonio
Accdi mabt bleriiber iolaenoe Nuqa.
ben: StOBbtiiannlen ~llsiert 90pier.
uaGrtn, dfct'o ploi!irte uno Silber.
Udaun, gtiGt, 8Ias. Sbsiiisloer
@erfS'ugc. 1udwaarcu. W0bel, Bta.
NOS, tsmiids Yrrtuc {, 3erracotta.
Statuen, Wooeue uno Bidder. Nus
Jrunfreid fommen Stiderelen, feline
W6beI. 8ron,eartifel, 2ampen, Iolfer.
uaareu, eleflrii1e Waidinen. matbema.
matiide Snitrumente, Sdmudiaden,
Bar iiimerisn, SEIZE. 8eine uno 9iqueus
re. 3eutidlanb niro pertreten fem
ourb cine Nusiteluns BON YianOs.
0resoener YorSelan uno @laswaaren,
ourb seidnittene Steine, SelssmGlos
uno wiienidaitl,de Suitrumeute. Sta
liens Gusftsluus beiiebt IN 8untlusrten
aus WarmOr, felnsn W0beln, Simmer.
ornamentsn, 8rOnSeartifeln, rDmlider
uno florentiniiher Woiaif, peneilani.
iden @laspaaren, nsapolltaniiben Co.
ralsn uno Srnamenten aus Sdilofr0s
@belteinen, 9%apiierien,
Tuhuanrtn, Si'en. 3weirdoern, Ndb
maitineu, Yldsru, StiuenDl, Beineu
uno 9%iqueuren. Nus Belsien ertpariet
mon Spissn, Siitereieu, 8untslas,
@bccolaoe uno @ewiirSe. RuBlano
idldt cine Sammlurs BON ieinen Bsl5en.
nusseitopiten 8dren, Seel0pen uno
dhnllhsu 9bieren. Silberi9mleowaaren
uuo anoere aunitartifel.
Sine Weile beiirdteie man, oaB bic
usberiibruns Der 5relbeltsslode BON
philadelphia nad atlauta nit Shuie'
risisiten p%erbunbsn iein piirbe. oa se'
Iuife siniluBreihe Ybllaoslpbier iib Der
ielben ansebllb wioeriesten. Our 8es
rubisuns ianote Wapor 8arnid BON
Tbllaeelpb,a iolsenoe Gepeihe an Jrau
W. @oroon: Die 9amen oss
Sioens fOuneu iid oaraui uerlaien,
oaB i'd msin W6slidnss tbuu iueroe,
bic soelite unb id6niie nler @lodsn bes
nud Der GusieQuus AZ brlnsen.
Dos merIfuniide 9Ori 1T iertis, uno
man 1T nit Der Serfsuuns Der Nrena
bic Stierseisdie % bsidditist.
aIh Die ibrisen @sbdulrdfeIten aui
BEN Wiowap sebsn raid ibrer 8oatn
oun9 en'ge9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

iolden 8ereinisun9. Sn Binona nun
ioa Die erfte geriammluns oieies Ser
bauoes itattfinben.
ST es oa nidt 81 miiuihen, BOB aue
oeutihen tutbOliihen Bereine oes Staa'
ties Winneiota iebr jablreid uertreteu
iiuo @ewiB. ioa Der Berbano einen reht
frdfiiaen Inlauf neumen, oann mill
fen defenders iest Die oeutihen 8ntbcs
lifen Don Winneiota Sublrsid in Bino.
no eri6einen! Gin frdftiser Nnfans
iihert benz Serbanoe einen frdftieen
5ortheitano, cine feite @ntuldeluns uno
elm frudtbares Birfen! 9arum oenn
fommt joblreid nad 8inona!
NdhItens mebr MIt BruoersruB!
&ep. S. Weier.
Winona, Nuauit "a. 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Muaun.

gCrbet Der Grnte ttiees Wutn,
SIN SonnenI6leier RUBIN bic 0ante,
Die rptben Gberei6en sllbn
ScraIensleih i'm Wittassbranbe.
Die 9Etpfel rauf6sn nod ppl Cuff.
SIN Yurpuribimmsr fammt bic Setpe,
unb bod, unb bph trdst Der Nu9uif
S6cn einen Sduh pom leiifm 0etbe.
&uf ieinem iornsnaclpnen S6tlb
&siht er uns Jru6te, fle unb labenb,
ilnb 3aae I6entt er, reid unb Nib,
DOb RAID unb frpielnb tCmmt Der &bene
Bonn Weinbersssfate Der burhbalt
Gin 0ieb bds frube DGmmeritpei9en,
Gin 9ieb poa i6meriliter 8epalt:
y&6, ME 70 BALI pertalt Der Hei9en!!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
so,eltpu, Sopa, ben II. San. 1894.

Sd mDbte ciuige Borte Al @uniteu bon
Or. &aro'S @ensG e'9 an'8ra fur oas Blut
iageu. Sm leBteu 5riiblabr mar mein ylut
IN iebr itlehtem 3niianoe. oaber meme
Sdnoe cmpiiuouuaslos paren, slelhiam oils
nGren lie iortpubreno i'm Shlafe. Sh
fouute lueoer mel'en noh etpaS balten. @es
NAB gmpisbluu9 Sbres Nseuten nabm ih
unartGbr cine uno cine babe Slaihe Or
3aro's @ens9e 9am9ra uno bstrabte midi
uoaItdnoig aebeiIt. gs 1T cine quite Neoi'
Ain. W. W. Sa9aman.
3. 6. gsolie 1T Der Msent FIR Stearns
9ounip, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Nahoem in ueridieoenen Stdotsn
Sroinan5en paifirt wuroen. ipouab 8na'
ben uno Ndoben unter 16 Sabren iid
nod 9 ubr Ibenos nilt auf Der StraBe
ieben laiieu biirfeu, noaen anoere Stdos
ie iid nit nod uiel weitsr reidenoen
&eformmaBreseln bemerflih MAIDEN.
sic molleu OroinuuSen paiiiren, wonad
ieber @bemann ssbalten iein iol, Ibenbs
nm s ubr rbe, Muiiern" 81 iein. Mir
f0nnen es in cieier &idtuus nod melt
brinaen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Cine Sbatlabe bat iid in ben Gen
fusberid,en bereits bemerfbar semabt
uuo bic 1T, bas Der 3umabs Der BeO0l
feruns I'm Ganbe GROCER 1T, oils in ben
St6oten. 9as 1T Gin iebr seiunoes
!3eiden, uno mir buffen, oarin 70 balo
feline 8erdnberuns su isben. Die Stdote
parsn bis Dor &ur5em i'm 8erbdltuiB
gum 9anoe iiberp6lfert. uno bas bate
ben Stilitnno uno ibeilpeiien Riidsans
Der @eiddfts.g entren sur 5olse. So
balo oas ridtise SerbdltniB Stuiitsn
Slabt uno 2anb berseitelt 1T, iperoen
aub Die e~riteren mieoer %Sunebmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Sen hritliden 2emperenafrauen
miiien ieBt Die Suare 81 8erse fteisen.
benn in Georgia baben ioeben Sipei
Jrauen BON Der 8unbes . &esierrna
2icenien our @rridtuns bon 8ranntweiu.
Brennereien erbnlten. sic peroen iib
aundmit nit Der SeitlIation BON Brandy
aus Yiiriiten befaiien, Elm ebenio pobl.
itmsdenoes. ple fart berauibeuoes 9e-
trdnf. Sreili1 paren idon friiber oer'
einSelte Srauen i'm Suoen an Der 8rannt'
Decentralization beibsilist. Nber nltt
on Der seiesliden. %ionoern an Der ioses
nannten Monolbein. Brennerei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Ser YraToent Der S%nSianapol's
8repins Co., YicesYrdiioent oes Srnr'
erpereins BON Snoiana. Serr GlbsrI
Gieber. bersdnet, baB burd bag yt'dol'
ion @eies in Snoiana $500 Wlrihe &C.
5tpunsen fem weroen, oas @sltdtt auf
Suseben. @r bsrednet ierner, bob oles
elnen SsrIuf bon 100000 ldbrlld
on Wietben uno cine Ysrminoeruns oes
8ierubioses BON 100000 TierteltaB
terbeiiiibren psroe, ipU5u eurh fr'tte
8Outreduus Der Boli5eiitunoeu Teroro'
nuns uno teS Sonntagsse'eBes elne
tueltere Wiaion bi%nSutommen tperoe.
Gut miirben 1900 Wann auBer Nrbslt
seiest wsrosn - ein 2obnoerluft BON
$4,000. 600. Serr 9ieber lebt Der Don
nuns. oaB bas Oberssriht oes Staates
eas @eies fir uerfafuusswibris ertlaren
iplro. uno ieds Der beIten Gopolater
Snbiana's timmen ibm bel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Ger Wertb Der Mutteriprade.

0as bic Wiuitsriprate usrib III, oas
bat Teu. + t. 9basnOn, Elm franSoiid
cauaoiider YrIeisr. au~ssefunoen uno
unwioerlesl,d ilar oarsstban. unldnsit
toate Der Staatsconuent Der fran8bfihs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Cberridter Yroun iast in Der les.
ten Summer oes r5Orum" iebr ridtis /:
8enu mir feline 8esieruns bur9 pos
san5e 8Olf babeu %f6nuen, laBt uns me.
nisitens cine &esieruus ourd bic beiie.
rem glemente uno nidt ourd bic i1leb.
te5ten baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Der "6ejammtreihtbum unisrts

2anoes miro aui .*62 100000 900 ses
iddst. 5 Yro5ent oieier u%nsebeuren
Summe befinoen iib i'm 8eiise BON Mil
lionaren; ~ 8roSent nennen 2eute BON
oenen ieoer 100000 bis $1,000, 900
widper" 1T. ibr eisen; rs HrOSent be
fisen Yerionen, oersn Yerm6ssn suiihsn
$4,000 unb 100000 betrdst; 81 Yro.
sent seb0ren Der 8ermOsensfloiie 5w,=
iben $1,000 uub $4,000 uno bic per-
bleibepoeu 6 YroSent ben Nrmen. melde
tpeniser als $1,000 pro aopf beiisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Sic oemofratiI1e BlatiOrm BON
Ohio seuinnt beoeuteno oaourh an @e.
wldt, oaB iie niht aIein be Nationals
8latform BON 1892 IN 8e5us auf bic
5inanSfrase inooifirt, ionbern ausoriids
LID iih NIT Der 5inanSpulitif Gleuelano's
eiupeftanoen erflGrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Sn Gleoelano taate in LETTER Bobe
Der FINITE Sabresfonuent oes ~8aoiib'
iben Central Yunoes BON Noroameri
Ia Der Buno wurbe Dor flint Sabten
in Columbus sesrinoet uno nunms br
9eb6ren oemielben 80 Sereine nit etua
$500 Wiislieoern an. Bier neue 8er'
cine baben lbren 3utritt erlanst. Der
3med bss Bunoes 1T Die Yflese Der
beutiden @eie0isteit uno lanosmann-
idaftlider 3uiammenaeb0rlsfeit, aud
1T cine &ranfenfaiie, Die inoefen fur bic
Mitslieoer niht oblisatorii4 If, nit b!m
8uuoe perfniipit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Die Staot st. 2ou,s beiibt felt eis
nisen 9asen einen oeutiden Sdullus
perintenoenten, uno bas ooriise 9euiih'
tbud bari, pie Die vWeilibe Eoft" bers
uorbebt, nit &edt itol5 iein anf beien
8erireter. Gs 1T Serr 2ouls Soloen,
elmer Der tiihtisiten Bdoasosen oea
2anoes, tpelber ieit elnem Menlhenals
Ter BEN oortisen 6ffentliden Sdulen an
9eb6rt upo iib 9anf ieiner 8enntnlfs
uno 5Gbisfsiten bis gum Setter Der
Sodihule aufseidwunsen bate. Sem
GmisuOrsdnser 6. 3. Gong, ipelter ben
Yoiten felt finfSebn Sabren befleloet
bate, NOR Elm psrblieuer 9eutidsnbal
fer,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29
Q | h erli Oh leIet Z br

be in oieier 3eiiuus per6Feutlihten 3eua.
uiie bstreiis Sooos Sariaparila. Sic be.
iidtiaen iiber jeoen 3meiiel binans, oaB
Sooo's iurtrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-29

Yertopiuns unb ole 9eberlsibeu iperben
ourd Sooo's Yilsn frirt. b
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-12-06
A Mule Stolen.

A man applied to Mr.. John Hurley, who
resides near Upper Falls, Baltimore county,
ON Saturday Of last week for the hire Of a
team. Mr.. Hurley could not accommodate
him. About dark on the same day the man
was seen moving about the barn. Upon in
vestigation it was discovered that fine mule
had been harnessed and taken out OF the sta.
BILE, but the man had been frightened off.
The mule was put back in the stable and Mr..
Hurley resolved to watch for the mans reap
pearance, but while he was watching one side
of tho barn, the fellow entered another door,
harnessed the mule and got away. AS soon
as Hurley discovered his loss he started in
pursuit. On returning home about A. NJ
Sunday he found the mule in the stable and
the man previously seen in the barn asleep in
the hay. He was captured and committed to
Towson jail by Justice Schultz.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-12-06
DIR. LIOwe Shot.

DIR. Zebulon Lowe, of the firm of Thorn as
G. Forwood & Co, druggists, of Bel Air, was
seriously shot while out cunning on Thanks,
giving day. He was the, guest of Mr.. E.
| Howard Hall, Jr., of the Clerks office, and
| accompanied by "r. Thomas w. Hall were
cunning near st. Mary's Church, Emmorton.
| About half-past two, as the trio were starting
for dinner, covey Of cartridges were flushed
While the dogs were hunting them rabbit
was started. Mr.. Hall, who was sitting on 8
fence, said there comes a rabbit" and imme
| diately jumped down to shoot Almost at the
same instant DIR. Lowe jumped up from a
stone on which he had been sitting, receiving
| the full load from Mr.. Halls gun in the top
of his head. Mr.. Thomas w. Hall started
Immediately for a team, and as soon as it was
secured the doctor was taken to Mr.. Edward
II. Halls residence and Drs. Munnikhuyseu
and Archer were sent for.
They found DR.. Lowe in perfectly conscious
condition, although he had lost great guam
tity of blood, and had splendid nerve. After
dressing the wound it was decided to remove
him to Bel Air, where he now is at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. S. Forwood.
DIR. Lowe, who was formerly proprietor of
the Arlington Drug Store, Washington, came
to Bel Air last fall, and since that time has
contact. Universal sorrow is expressed both
for he and Mr. Hall, and his ultimate recovery
is hoped for
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-12-06
school Notes.

No matter how poor the parent may be, il
the child shows unusual ability, if the boy Tor
girl leads his classes, then nothing should
stand in the way OF giving him every oppor-
tunity for education. The parents may not
be able to afford to send him to the higher
and the highest school but no matter. Let
him go just the same. Any sacrifice should
be made, and the child be told to plan for it,
and earn his own way through. There will
be scholarships and way of earning money by
teaching We want no mute. inglorious Mil
tons in this age of opportunities. In our
fathers day the minister in the country town.
who was the school committee man, used to
pick out the bright boys in the district
school and see that they went to college
wonder if teachers and public school super
intendents do this duty now, and give the
parents of such children no rest, and guide
the ambition of such children into worthy
channels.
The Thanksgiving season was ushered in at
Havre de Grace High School by the raising OF
a handsome new flag, presented by Guiding
Star Council, No. s., Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of Havre
de Grace. Patriotic songs were sung by the
school, under the direction of the VicePrin-
cipal an address was made by the Principal,
and the flag raised TO its place, amid the
cheers and shouts of the delighted pupils.
The fall term of our school shows total roll
of 1S6 boys, 202 girls. Total 3SS Average
attendance, boys 40, girls TAG. Total 2S6
Average fol term was low, owing to sickness
OF many pupils.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1895-12-06

EVANSVILLE, Dec. 3.-Visitors and fire.,
quenters of this village will sadly miss one OF
the most ancient and welknown land marks
in Marshall's district. The old chestnut tree
which stood by the side of Home Secret Lodge
room, and which was currently reported tC
be over two hundred years old, was cut down
last week by the trimming gang of the Amer
lean telephone line. The stump measured
five feet aud four inches in diameter IL wat
very probably the only remaining representa-
tive of the primeval forest.
The day appointed for the Christmas festi
val of Mckendree Sunday school is Tuesday
Dec oath. The Dry Branch festival will be
held on Christmas evening.
Mrs. j. W. Barton had the misfortune tC
fall upon a pile Of stones n few days since
severely bruisng herself.
Mr.. Angus Monroe, still lies critically i'll al
the residence of Mr.. A. }. Wiley. AT this
writing he is slightly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Slade, of Walla
Walla. Washington Mr.. Barton Gibson, OF
West Virginia and Mr.. Benjamin Sutton, OF
Baltimore, visiting relatives and friends
in the neighborhood.
Mr. Henry e. Schiling, Jr, was taken very
suddenly ill while at work in the mill Oh
Tuesday.
Verify the squeal of the dying porker re,
sounds from every quarter, and glorious
visions of buckwheat cakes and .'sassengers'
fit tantalizingy through the brain.
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Thomas A. Smithson died at his home, near
Forest Hill, on Thursday, November Is, aged
about 50 years. Mr.. Smithson was promi-
nent farmer, and had resided at his present
home for the last forty years He was buried
at Centre NJ F. Church on Saturday Rev.
B. f. Devrics, pastor of the church. conducted
the funeral services, assisted by Rev. j. K.
Sothoron, A. II. Hull and MIR. Walker. The
pail bearers were Messrs 2. F. Ball, DR.. Benja.
min Smith, w. Il. JefTery, Elisha johnson,
WILDER Wallace and John Ii. Grafton. N.
Dean Il Son, undertakers.
Hugh Quigley, well-known contractor and
builder, died on Sunday, December l, at his
home in Baltimore, of paralysis of the BRAIN
Mr.. Quigley was born in Hartford county,
but for the past So years has lived in Balti-
more He built number Of warehouses and
fine buildings throughout the city, and retired
from business three Years ago. lie leaves
two chidren-Charles IL. and Edwin Quigiey.
Mrs. Martha A., wife cf +. H. Lancaster,
died at her home, near Pleasantville, on Sun
day afternoon, December J. If consumption,
in her 18th year. She leaves Il husband and
three children-Mrs. Alice Turner, C. Leonard
and John ID. Lancaster. The funeral took
place Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock. Rev
B. F. Devries conducted the service. Inter
ment at Fork NJ. +. Church, Baltimore
county. The pail bearers were John o. and
Edward Lancaster, John U. Beares, James
Ely, Victor and Webster Bond Edward
Hornberger, undertaken.
Mr.. Forester Wilson, aged IL years, died
Wednesday, November 81, at the residence of
his son-in-law, Mr.. J. X. Heaps, near Pros
pect, Of apoplexy, having been stricken the
previous Sunday. Mr.. Wilson leaves widow,
one son, Mr.. Orem l.. Wilson, of Baltimore,
and two daughters, Mrs. Robert Winery, of
Cambria, and Mrs. j. X. Heaps His funeral
took place Friday afternoon, meeting at the
house at one O'Clock. The services and in
terment were at Mt. Vernon NJ. L. Church,
where Rev. A. j. Bender ofliciated. The pail
bearers were Messrs. John NJ. Scarborough,
Luther H. McNabb, William N. Day, limo
thy Redding, John Gather and Alfred
Thomas.
Mr.. George Creswell, who lived near the
Mountain Church, died on Monday morning,
aged about rs years, at the residence of his
son, near Upper Cross Roads. \ widow,
four daughters and four SONS survive him.
His funeral took place at the Mountain Chris
tian Church on last Wednesday at II o'clock.
Rev. J. A. Hopkins, pastor of the church,
conducted the funeral services
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Aberdeen Affairs.

ABERDEEN, December A very enjoyable
and well attended hop was given in the Town
Hall on Thanksgiving evening by a number
ofyoung men of this place. Chrysanthemums
in profusion and the brilliant costumes of the
fair sex produced a scene of beauty. At II 30
supper was served by the patronesses
Young's orchestra, of Baltimore, furnished
music for the occasion.
We have fire brigade now with j. A.
Swingley captain, which is equal to any emeI-
gency.
The funeral of Mr.. John II. Cole, who died
suddenly last Wednesday morning, took place
at the residence of his brother, Mr.. Cover H.
Cole, on Friday morning. Rev. F. G. Porter
officiated, assisted by Reys. David Jamison
and John II. Baker The Order of Odd Eel
lows, Of which Mr.. Coale was a member, had
charge of the funeral. The pail bearers were
Messrs. John Orr, Thomas Cain, J. w. Wells,
James Holloway, James Donohue and Hon.
w. B. Baker.
Mrs. A. r. Fletcher spent Sunday in Phila
phia with relatives.
Thanksgiving with friends in this vicinity.
Miss Hattie Worthiugton, of Baltimore,
paid brief visit to Miss Rosa Brown last
week.
Miss Ella Mitchell, of Baltimore, who has
for the past week been the guest Of Mr.. T. l..
Hanway, returned to her home on Wednesday.
Mr. f. NJ. c. Choate, of Baltimore, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. S. NJ. Hanway.
Rev. Mr. Fitzsimon, of Harmony, and Rev
David Jamison, OF Grove Presbyterian
Churches, exchanged pulpits last Sunday.
VIRGINIA.